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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-08-13
The Riqh! Sort of Boys.

Dear to lie heart of American
citizens is the natural right OF protest.
Who does not remember the thrill OF
patriotic emotion that stirred his soul
when, as lad, he read of the boys OF
Boston confronting the stern English
soldier, General Gage, and demanding
that their privilege to coast on the
Common be not denied them by
British redcoats ? Who has not heard
ring in his ears the cheers and joyous
outcries of victory with which these
lads dragged their sleds from under
the very feet of their oppressive
tyrants? What if Parliament at hi,
home ceusured Gage for his legacy
What if he did prescribe Samue.
Adams and John Hancock? The true
American boy always will have Q
kindly feeling for the Viscount's sol
who applauded the bold stand fol
personal liberty.
In small things, as well as great
history repeats itself. 1t is useless to
look askance at yalor and patriotism
as departing qualities. The boys OF
Allandale, N. j., have just treated Us
to an exhibition Of this. They are
not to be sat upon by a few fogies
who imagine the proper place fol
youth is in a bandboX. Not bit oil
it! They are not built that way
These fogies, having prevailed upo
the mayor of the borough to prohibit
the boys from playing baseball in The
Allandale public park, committee o.
lads appeared in protest before the
borough council. SO eloquently did
they argue their case that the council.
men passed resolution permitting
ball playing to go on as of yore.
From such youths as these goof
men are made. They do not fly il
the face of law and its enforcement
They appreciate the fact that sucl
vandalism is an entering edge t,
anarchy. If laws and ordinances d,
not suit them, they seek by honest Ell
forts to bring about change. Thes
are the right sort of boys. and he who
runs can read the lesson which the.
teach. New York Press.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-08-13

The British Government has taken
prompt action in demanding redress
tor the massacre of British mission
aries in China. A demand has been
made that the offenders suffer capital
punishment and that stringent orders
be issued for the protection of all mis-
eionaries in China. The Chinese au-
thorities readily assented, and an in
quiry will be made into the outrages
by consular court. A naval fleet
has also been ordered to protect Brit
ish interests.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-08-13
A Natural Beautifier.

KarPs Clover Root Tea purifies tn,
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
complexion. For sale by Thos. Ken
nedy.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-08-13

During the last fiscal year 20,745
petents were granted by the United
States patent Office.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-08-13

1.NANDEN BERG G. p. ATMORE,
Traffic Manager Genl Pass ACT,
General OGices Louisville, Ky.
JACKSON SMITH, Asst. Genl Passg'r Agt.
Office. Chamber of Commerce Eidg.. Cinti-
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY.


The Third of the Series of Y. M. @. A.
mestings in the Opera House--A Hand
some Collection Taken Up.
The Sunday afternoon meetings In the
Opera House. under the auspices of the
Y. NJ G A., have fully demonstrated the
wisdom Of Rev DR. Merritt Hulburd,
At whose suggestion they were held.
That Of yesterday WAS the largest Of the
series and the spacious hall was crowded
90 the doors and hundreds were turned
away. The stage was filed with promi.
nent men, ministers, lawyers, doctors
and merchants Rev. DR. Hulburd was
the speaker. and prior to his sermon, he
made an appeal for funds for the associa
tion. Then ensued q scene not soon 10
be forgotten. Collectors passed through
5he audience and in a short time the
magnificent sum OF $1,045 was raised
as the names of subscribers followed
each other in rapid succession the
applause was hearty A large basket
collection was also taken
Dr. Hulburd's theme was "The Divine
Oratorio o-The JubilRte, Found" He
described the means to be taken to lead
the wandering boy home. There is
special Joy over the return of the wan.
derer, and no man ever turned his
face homewsrd but that God met him
half way, and the bells of Heaven rang
with Joy
d. Wendell Hulburd sang a solo and
Miss Alice Pusey sang "The Ninety and
Nine" Next Sunday Rev. s. B. Meeser
will preach.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
In TIE SUPERIOR COURT.
Some OF the Important Gases which
VIII Demand Attention at the Hands or
the ChIef Justice and His Associates.

Some of the Important Gases which
VIII Demand Attention at the Hands or
the Chief Justice and His Associates.
Next Monday the February term Of
the Superior Court will open. There are
143 cases on the calendar, OF which seven
are against the city. The plaintiffs In
these are owen j. Hession, Constant
Granshommie, Edgar zsilen. w.
n Seward, w, ID. Wilkins,
Susan Tighman and Niles X.
Gillen. One against the city Of New
Castle. Lewis South, plaintiff There are
nine agAinBt the railroads, Of which FIVE
johnson & Barnhill, James s. Coyls,
Hartmann & Fehrsnbach, Charles r.
Smith and Anna Maysen--Lre against the
& P. r R., and four-JAmes Dutton,
Addie T. Hastings, Severn Mazofski and
Ida " Pyle-against the P. W. & B. r R.
Argument will be heard in the case Of
Carmen Di Mare VS. the City. and in the
divorces casep Of Haines. Adams, Rice,
Harvey. Fisher, Springfield, Booker.
Connell and Addicks, and the Rnnulment
OF marriage Perrott va Perrott.
Other cases are against the Mechanics
Loan Association by st. Paul's Beneficial
Society, Barbara w Sswdon and Charles
H. Clswell, City Railway Company rby
Benjamin Mills, James G Llnsey,
Amelia E. Finnegan. Lille Mary Nc.
Caffrey, Henry R. Higgins and William
G. Loe5er, Jackson and Sharp Company
by Martin G. Huber and George W.
Airey.
George w. Evans VS.. Rene J. Fougsray
Gustavus A. Ewing us Of Abram Fl
Reed VS. New Castle County Insurance
Company, two cases; Francis A. King
VS. the Pullman Palace Car Company
Robelen 4 Co., vs. National Bank VIII
mington and Brandywine James L,
Talley VS. City Building and Loan
Association; James Gsrlick, VS.,
Brandywine Granite Company; John Fl.
Anderson VS. Wilmington and Philadel
phia Turnpike Company Charles Osmsn
VS.. the Harlan and Holingsworth Com
pany; Alfred Hands, administrator, VS.
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
and George w, Hanley VS.. the Diamond
State Iron Company.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
Houses for sale, iO8 West Eighth street,
CITY NEWS I'M BRIEF.

The quarterly meeting Of the Wilmington
Christian Endeav0r Union In Second Baptist
Church on Thursday evening viii be ad-
dressed by Rev. William Frederick Lewis.
EARLY yesterday morning the schooner
Island City. having discharged her cargo Of
Southern lumber, passed out the Christiana
and mp to Philadelphia.
Secretary Harvey J. Wiley, Of the Street
and Sewer Department. Is corresponding with
Cincinnati firm regarding aluminium street
signs.
The new chemical engine is now ready for
business II weighs 6,t50 pounds light and
6.lO9 pounds with six men aboard,
"A handsome nickel-plated fire lantern has
been received from r. Ross Holloway, the
builder OF the Washy's new chemical. in
Hcribed .'Georae w. Sasse. Second Assistant
Engineer, w. f. Dr. IL is priced highly ey
the genial fire official.
a special meeting OF the Delaware State
Firemen's Relief Association will be held in
the Washington Engine House this evening
TO form an association on the order Of the
American Firemen.
A delegation OF the Phpuix Company went
TO Reading this afternoon TO arrange for the
company's trip.
A visitor In the person of q fine. lusty
bsby bov arrived at the home OF John g.
Mines. No. pa Van Buren street, last week.
tie Will bear the name Of Edgar Ely Mines.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
PROPOSALS.

DROPOsALs FOR sUPPLIEs-sEALED
4 PROPOSALS Will be received by the
Trustees of the Poor of New Castle county
January 30 1895. for furnishing supplies for the
almshouse from January 80. 1895 to April "a.
1895 said supplies comprising beef. mutton,
salt pork, bread. groceries, dry goods, drugs
and medicines, shoHs and carpet slippers.
The bids for beef will be by the quarter in
the proportion Of three forequarters tn one
hindquRrter. and of cattle well fattened and
dressing not less than 500 pounds. The bids
for mutton will be for forequarters of eight
ribs only. Groceries, drugs and medicines
and dry goods will be Of the various kinds
named on the schedule and must be OF the
best quality. All goods must be delivered at
the almHhouse in such QuantitieslRnd at such
times as the superintendent may direct.
DAVID MCCOY.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28

The funeral Of Nelson r Bertolette,
son of l.. A. Bertolette. and formerly OF
this city, occurred In the Lutheran
Church at Amityville, Pa. Saturday.
There was a number Of friends from this
city present, among them delegations
from Eureka Lodge +. A. NJ. Whining
ton Council l. o Heptasophs, Industry
Lodge / o. u w. and the Young Mems
Democratic Club. A vocal quartet con-
slsting Of Mrs. w F Smalley, Miss Mary
X. Thielman, w. r Walters and Henry
A. We'll sang several beautiful selections,
while Professor T Leslie Carpenter, who
played the wedding march, In the same
church, on the occasion Of Mr. Bertolette's
marriage. played the funeral dirge. The
floral emblems were numerous and hand.
some.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
: For sufrerine humanity,

A fine program has been prepared for
the benefit concert to be given in Second
Baptist Church this evening. The Misses
Leach. Of New York, will sing their
plantation melodies and will be assisted
by local talent. Miss Emma Lore and
Miss Blanche Weldin will sing solos and
Hugh Baker will give mandolin selec
tions. 0 hers who will take part are
the Misses Pierson and Charles Curriuder.
1t is for the benefit Of the Homeopathic
Hospital.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
Reached Port safely.

The United States schoolship Saratoga
which left Philadelphia, January s. has
reached Barbados after q quick trip
At the Break water she encountered q
storm which forced her to stay over q
day, but she then had fair weather the
balance Of her trip.
The steam yacht BarrAcoudta which
sailed from Philadelphia about the same
time has arrived in st Georges, Ber-
muda. She was forced to heave to fol
twelve hours on the night OF January 49,
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
Ohicago sinGsrsIto a ppsar Here.

A fine concert will be given BY Hall 8
Schumann Lady Quartet, Of Chicago,
Qncorporsted) at Epworth NJ e Church
on Wednesday evening This excellent
company has for many years been most
favorably known for it's artistic and
pleasing singing under the name of
Schumann Lady Quartet Of Chicago, and
this season the company has never been
more fully prepared to give its hearers
a most enjoyable entertainment The
company. usually sings only to audiences
paying high concert prices, but have
consented to sing at this debt burdened
church at low prices of admission.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
JACK NOW TURNED DOWN
Police Capture the Man Who
Has Terrorized the West End.
PROVES TO BE MAoHISIsT uoOK
aud Convicted OF Two Onenses-other
Cases Pending-He Says They Cant
Hang Him.

and Convicted OF Two O6ensss-other
Cases Pending-He Says They Cant
Hang Him.
One OF the most satisfactory arrests Of
the year was made Saturday, when the
police turned down the Jack OF
Trumps." and relieved the people Of the
West End from the numerous annoy
ances which have been source of
complaint for several months past
About o'clock telephone message was
received from Beach and Clayton streets
that the man who had been terrorizIng
that section was again Ia that neighbor
hood, and had exposed his person to some
young women employed In one Of the
residences there.
Special officer Simon p. Doherty at
once donned citizens clothes. and In
company with Sergsants Shields and
Evans proceeded At once TO the scene
but found the man had gone A colorsd
man employed by George w. Bush had
watched the fellow, however, and from
him IL was learned that he had gone out
the Newport pike. After securing a
team the three officers started In pursuit.
They drove for some distance and had
about given up the chase when the man
was seen on by road, and the carriage
was turned after him. Just before
reaching him, the fellow glanced around
and buttoning up his co ., made a move
msnt as though to take TO the fields.
Officer Dohsrty drew his revolver and,
as afterwards learned, the fellow eRw II
and stood until seized by Sergesnts
Evans and Shields.
At FIRST he made stand and asked the
reason for his arrest, but soon sur
rendered aud went with the officers
peaceRbly He was brought to the
police station by Officer Doherty. On
the way he asked what the penalty wat
and remarked that they could not hang
him anyway. He was fully identified ii
two cases, one on Tuesday, the other
/ Saturday and both At Beech and Clayt tor
streets, and Judge Ball, In Municips
Court Saturday evening, dneC
him $40 and costs and sixty days
/ for each offense There weri
other parties who called, but In each oasl
the women said that the offender had /
mus tache. He gave his name as Everett
Cook ma cbinist, with A. l. Henderer
and living q No zoos Maryland avenue
he is SO years of age, and when captures
wore light oveIcoat, derby hat, va
about ieet 2 inches tall rather GOO
looking, and carried q gold watch ant
chain.
Chief Dolan, In looking over the com
plants received during the past tw
months, found that IN every one Of ther
the description tailed with Cook 8 and h
believes that he has the man who ha
been such bugaboo Ia the West End
After he had been convicted and fined
Cook asked il there were any NOR
charges against him, and on being tol
that there were enough to send him I
jail for a long term, said with q laugh
"Well they can't hang me" A brother
who is very estimable man, called a
police headquarters and endeavored I
have him released, but on lesrning this
other cases we're pending, lett sorrow
fully. He could give no explanation o
his brothers. action.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
The Weather.

In the Middle States and New England To-
day fair, colder weather and fresh westerly 10
northwesterly winds will prevail. winds in
this section becoming variable, followed by
cloudtness and possibly snow. On Tuesday,
In both or these sc ctions. milder, partly cloudy
easteny winds, followtd d by local snow or rain.
New YORK Herald Weather Forecasts.-The
area OF colder weather from the northwest
will psss over the lake region and the Middle
Atlantic States to-day. A depression from
the southwest may possibly move far enough
10 the eastward TO cause snow in portions Of
this ction.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
ANOTHER QUEEN OF YACHTS
DESIGNER A. CAREY SMITH ORDERS
A FINE STEEL SCHOONER.

The Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
Sign the Contract to Build "7O-Rater''
schooner-Yacht for the Celebrated New
York City Yaehtsman-To Sail From
Wilmington Within Three Months.
This morning the Harlan and Hollings
worth Company, of this city, received
and signed the contract to build a mag
nifcent racing yacht for A. Carey Smit b,
the celebrated New ork city designer
and yschtsman. The work Is to be com.
menced st once and the yacht will be
finished and all ready to sail out to New
York by May l.
Mr. Smiths new racing queen is to be a
40 rater" schooner yacht, built Of steel
and with all the improved equipments
and with hull Of the latest pa ttern
known to progressive yachtsmen
She is to be SO feet at the load water
line and 10l feet on deck.
In style Of build the new vessel is TO
be almost duplicate of the steam
yacht Ariel. also built by A.
Carey Smith few years ago
and which Is now laying ing the
Christiana of the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company's shipyard in Winter. quarters.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
Perhaps ThIs Lesson nray Do.

Samuel Eldridge was In Municipal
Court Saturday morning on a charge of
drunkenness, and was fined 81 and costs.
Later In the day he paid this fine and was
allowed t. 60. He at once went to the
P, W. & 3 depot and proceeded to make
a general nuisance of himself, much to
the annoyance of those who were waiting
for trains He was arrested and yester.
day morning WAS arraigned before Judge
Ball He claimed that he was sober at
the time The judge said this only ag
gravAted the oftense and fined him SIC
and costs
Evening journal., 1895-01-28

Harrison Street NJ. E. Church was
crowded last night to hear classification
By Faith. Next Sabbath evening the
pastor will speak under the auspices
of the Epworth League of that
church. It will be a temperance meeting
and the subject will bs THE Fanatical
Local Optionists, or Those German
American Resolutions Examined" The
pastor W II lecture on "Sim Simmons
Abroad" in the church, February q.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
FeIl and Brohe ais Apkle

Shortly before midnight Saturday
night, Thomas Quinn, claiming to belong
10 New York, fell, while intoxicated, at
Twelfth and Washington streets, and
broke his ankle He was taken to the
Delaware Hospital, where the fracture
WAS reduced.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
OId BetheI Church

Bethel NJ. e. Church, in Sussex county,
which has Just been rededlcatsd after q
thorough rebuilding, was originally
built about 150 years ago and Is one Of
the Oldest churches on the Peninsula
It is located on the state line, with the
front door opening into Delaware and the
rear door into MARYLAND.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
knights Of the Mystic Chain Wait.

Fidelity UastIe Of HoImssbnrE. Pa, !,
Of the Mystic Chain. held joint meeting
8 delegation from Palestine Castle, No.
Trustee w. B. Norton, Of this city, was
one of the speakers
Evening journal., 1895-01-28

See the Soldiers Battle March, the
Banquet, the Attack and Rescue, the
Camp Of Cyrus the Hand writing on the
Wall aud the Downfall of Babylon, ''Bel-
shazzar," Opera House, February and 9.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
Under the sherin,s Hammer.

Saturday afternoon Sheriff Glllis sold
at public auction the property of Charles
a. Butler. Twelfth and Lincoln streets,
and James McCabe, Eighth and Windsor
streets, TO William Michael Byrne for
&2h and 300 respeetivalY.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
Mr.. McFArlAnd Accepts the CaII.

Rev. William Mcfarland, the young
Princeton student Of Irish nationality,
who WAS recently called to become pas.
tor OF East Lake Presbyterian Church,
formally accepted the call yesterday
morning He preached at both services
and was introduced to nearly all the
members and friends OF the church.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
The Rsmalns stln ln the Morrue.

The remains Of James Cameron, the
Salvation Army lieutenant, are still at
the morgue awaiting instructions from
his people. Deputy Coroner Chandler
has received no word as to the disposi-
tion of the body as yet
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
To Collect Special Coustablea' Commits
sions.

The following committee has been
named to collect the commissions of the
special constables and turn them over to
w. F. Smalley, counsel for the men:
Michael Cannon, Third ward; Andrew
Dougherty, Fourth. Andrew Murphy,
Fifth; Harold Quinby, Sixth; Henry
Morrow, Seventh; John Crummey.
Eighth; William McCafferty, Ninth ;
John 7. Ahrens, Tenth; @. T. Harrison,
Eleventh; Thomas Ryan, Twelfth.
About fifty have already been placed in
the hands Of James ONeill and by him
turned over to counsel
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
WIN Attend ths Palestine reception

The reception Of Palestine Com
msndery, Knights Templsr. Of New York,
will occur in Madison Square Garden on
the evening of February z. Two
orchestras will play alternately dance
and reception music, and a sumptuous
banquet viii be a feature. The officers
Of tns grand eommsndery Of Delaware
will sttend.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
Seized By the sheriT

Saturday afternoon Sheriff GIllis
levied on the stors and contents owned
by William Moore, corner Of Delaware
svenus aud West street, on judgments
entered by QuIgley & Mullen.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
NO CHANGE AGAIN TO-DAY.
posing Forces Remain Tirm-BnIH
offered and Passed.

Two Ballots Were Taken, But the op-
posing Forces Remain Firm-BllIH
offered and Passed.
spe cial Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, Jan. % Two ballots were
taken to- day, but the deadlock continues.
The vote resulted as usual, with for
Higgins, AddIcks. 8 Wolcott, 8; Massey.
A. Messrs. Fenimore, Records and
Mustard are absent
The Senate o-day passed the House
bill renewing the charter OF the Phonix
Fire Company. Representative Pyle
introduced a bill TO allow the city OF
New Castle bill to vote on the single
tax movement.
The House also passed bill renewing
the charter Of the Vulcanizsd Fibre
Company and Representative Walker
presented a memorial from the Baptist
Union. asking for e repeal Of the Law
authorizing the Levy Court TO approprl-
ate money TO Sunday schools.
The Governors Appointments.
Special Dispatch Evening journal.
DOVER, Jan 2S Governor Marvil to-
day appointed G. H. Tanner and 9. b
Conyers, Commissioners OF Deeds fol
atlanta, Ga.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
Not wrecked by Grounding on Chin.
colleague.

The coasting schooner Sophie Godfrey.
which struck on Chincoteague shoals.
while bound from New York to Whining
ton, n. G., was hoated yesterday by the
wreckers The cargo is being reloaded
and the vessel will proceed, being ap-
parently In fair condition
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
Investigattng Dunninr's Death.

hurst TO day holding an inquest on the
body of George Dunning. who was struck
by the Old Point express at Middletown
The hearing is still on.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
wreokaKe of the Job II. jackson, Jr.
said

The Wilmington built vessel, Job b.
Jackson, Jr., is now known to be B
complete wreck of the bay state coast.
All the wrsckage Of the schooner has
bsen sold at Provincetown, Mass, for the
bsne6t Of all concerned. The sale realized
.$l. 32S.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28

Winter weather, Keep Warm
Coal and wood from H. T. Sergeant office
Seventh and King. Phone $40. Hick-
ory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
7 ID MoCnv
rirst District.
JAMES X. EARLY,
Second District.
CHARLES WHANN,
Ihlrd niatrlnt

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
4N shall apply at the present session of the
Legislature Tor q divorce from my husband
Walter Nj. Watson. L0TrIE NJ. WAITS IN.
II ROSIE A. REED, HEREBY GIVE NO.
IL tice that / will spply to the General As
sembly Of this state. during the present ses-
sion, for divorce from my husband, Walter
w. Reed. ROSIE A. REED.
Wilmington. Del January 10. 1895
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT j
~ intend to prefer to the present General
Assembly of Delaware q petition for divorce
from my husband Frank A. Sidwen
NETTIE g. SIDWELL.
Wilmington, January II 1895.
II MARY L. JOHNSON. HEREBY GIvF
A, notice that ! will apply to the General
Assembly of this state during the present
session, for divorce from nv husband, John
johnson. MARY /. JOHNSON,
Wilmington, Del, Jan IA, 1895.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28

II AIDES PLUSH COATS ALTERED INTO
- capes at KINGS. 6l5 Orange street.
NOTICE e. LEWIS CONFIDENTIAL
~ LOAN OFFICE. aooms A and 8, Exchange
Building, corner Seventh and Market streets,
ADVANCES MONEY ON PERSONAL
PROPERTY Of all descriptions at low rates
Of interest, buys and sells WATCHES,
DIAMONDS AND ALL KINDS OF
Private consultation room attached. Open
stored at lowest rates.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
TO slft the German Regulations.

Schumann Lady Quartet. of Chicago,
Epworth Church, Wednesday night, 25e.
Evening journal., 1895-01-28
Funeral Of Nelson 4. BertoIstte.

Famous SchHmann Lady Quartet,o OF Chicago
at Epworth Church, Wednesday night, 25c.