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Evening journal., 1895-10-26
MUST PAY FOR BICYCAES.
silent steed as Baggage, Free OF Charge.
Must Also Travel with Them.

Silent steed rs Baggage, Free OF Charge.
Must Also Travel with Them.
AS stated In the EVENING JOURNAL
several weeks ago, the Pennsylvania
railroad directors have decided that sll
bicycles carried on the railroad trains
must be paid for. The action was never
carried into tffsct and some Of
the local bicyclists had forgotten about
the action OF the company and hoped
that they would forget to enforce the
law. The following notice. however.
was posted up in q conspicuous place at
the railroad station In the city this
morning and fully explains itself:
ION and after October 25, 1895, bicycles
will be estimated at 100 pounds weight
each, aud will be subject to the same
charge as for the transportation of 100
pounds OF excess baggage, except that
ths minimum collection will be 3 cents
Instead of % cents, as in the case Of
baggage.
This charges for transportation will be
separate from and have no connection
with any charge for excess baggage.
Bicycles will be carried only for pas
sengers accompanying them, and pre-
senting passage tickets; and must be
presented to baggage agents for checking
and payment OF charges before being
taken to baggage car"
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
MURDERED his GRANDMOTHER
eHE HAD SOLD A COW AND HE
WANTED THE MONEY FROM HER.

David GreenREe Under Arrest for killing
Harriet Lewis, Near Giasrow-BIood
FOuud on His shirt-she Accused Him
of the Foul Deed.
Harriet Lewis, a colored woman about
60 years Of age, and formerly OF this
city, was murdered at her homs near
Glasgo yesterday morning and David
Greenage. her grandson, aged 10 years
Is now in New Castle jail, charged with
committing the act.
The woman lived alone in a little
house on the farm of Thomas Lindell
AS she cid not put IN an appearance
yesterday morning, the Lindell boys
went to investigate aud found her lying
In pool Of blood on the bed. She was
conscious and said that Dave Greensge
had hit her with a club. She died last
evening.
Grsenage, who works for Delaware
Clarke, was found at the blacksmith
shop where he WAS getting a pair OF
horses shod, and was at once taken
before Magistrate Frazer He would
say nothing except "You KANT skeah
me, l don't done it." After hearing the
testimony be was held for the upper
CoulAi huo yesterday dAteTuOOu was taken
to New Castle and lodged la Jail Detec
teotives McVey and Witsil and Deputy
Coroner Chandler we're notified and the
latter held en- inquest this afternoon.
Il Is understood that the Lswis woman
sold a COW few days before and had the
money, $24 IN her possession, and it Is
thought that the fellow had tried to get
it. and failing bad struck Inc fatal blow
He got the pocket book but not the
money Blood was found on his shirt
when he WAS arr sted
He says that he was al q dance at 30
o'clock on Thursday evening, bat cannot
give his whereabouts between z and
o'clock during which time the deed is
believed to have been committed.
Mrs. Lewis before her death told DR..
w. T. Skinner who had been called to
attend her, and William Lsmon who was
also present, that she WAS In her bed
when her grandson came in her ROOM
ard sat on her bed. After talking for
awhile, he seized her by the
throat. choked her and after striking her
on the head left her for dead. Then
ssizIng the pocket book he fled and went
to the dance. She had removed the
money, however. aud he didn't get It.
About 81 90 which she had In her dress
pocket was not taken 1t is thought
Greenage wanted the cash to use at the
dance
Evening journal., 1895-10-26

Republican wants to show his mauliness
1t Is now when every home has felt the
iron hand Of poverty ever since the night
Grover Cleveland was elected Presi
dent
Governor Marvil was self made
man. He started from obscurity and
arose to distinction as an honest and
upright business man, Just the kind
Of men that the Republican party ls
pushing to the front This Is the kind OF
man J. Edward Addicks is as know
him.
you know It Is always best not to
Judge a man by his enemies Now some
Of you have believed what they try 10
stuf you with and have heard that
Edward j Addlcks is beast. say hs
is a man. and one whom you ali should
know
In response 10 calls for Senator Handy,
the Brandywine war horse, his fOcs
beaming with smiles arose. Mr. Handy
eald that he felt there was nothing more
loft for him TO cay. But he must never
lose an opportunity to stand by the man
who had stood by him
Gentlemen we are starting on a new
era. This Is the first meeting Of cam
psign that will shake Delaware from
Brandywine 60 Baltimore. Now we're
near AZ hand TO an election, do You
intend to stand idly by aud thereafter
starve We want somebody In the
Presidential chair who is not afraid "a
endorse and enforce the Monroe doctrine.
who will not 20 to elecp when a little
sister nation IL struggling for freedom
under the golden rule Of America for
Americans
Senator Handy then went on eulogiz
ing Addicks as q self-made man aud sal d
that TO beat Democrats, the same kind
OF material" they used had to be- ''pnt
up. and whose object in political lie
was not to get living or a mint out Of
II, but 60 clinch the succers OF the
Republican party aud put Delaware
forever In the Republican ranks,
Logic Ia Monsieur Roberts.
George w. Roberts accepted the
Marvil picture on behalf OF the Eighth
Ward League, and declared that the
Republicans OF Wilmington we're re
sponsible for sending George Gray TO the
Senate. George Gray was responsible for
the defeat OF the Mckinley bill, and the
defeat Of the Mckinley bill meant the
lmpoverishment Of Wilmington work
men He babe Mr. Addicks God-speeo
in his work OF oirrying Delaware for the
Republicans
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The meeting At Association Hall to NOR
row Afternoon will be addressed by A. w.
dawks.
james W. Ponder. trustee. sold q number
of building lois at Ninth and Du SOnt streets
and at Rowland and scott streets this aftsr
noon.
-bev. George W. Burke OF MilhnTton. Nd.
will preach tomorrow at 1880 ana 30 o'clock
In Brandywine NJ. E. Church.
Rev. John France will deliver a sermon
before the Wilmington Preachers Associa-
tion IN Grace Church on Monday afternoon.
Quarters flr mOtOrmen and conductors
aro being lifted up at Front and Madison
streets. where the tro ley men may eat and
lounge.
-Swarthu ores football players went down
ware College team.
Rev NJ. l.. Gates. ID. d.. the new pastor
OF A. bury N E. Church. Will not arrive In
this CITY until this evening. IA tiuc Tor lhe
ea6 ers' aud stewards meeting. de viii be
at all the services to morrow.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
Wanted for q Rrutal crime

The police are looking for Robert
Brsckston. a colored brute, who is charged
with committing an assault on 5-year-
old Carrie Banks, on Thursday afternoon.
The crime was committed at the Banks
home, Twelfth and French streets, while
the family was absent When Mrs
Banks returned the child told her OF the
occurrence and she got out warrant.
In the meantime Brackston had I'D and
Is thought to be out Of town. He will
get caught lust the same
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
BUSINESS oPPoRrUNITIEs.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j..

INSIDE Points on Stocks and Grain. Defini e
/ advance information as TO the future course
or the markets. We are not brokers,nut conn
dential advisers Our facilities T p securing OIL
rect inside information are erect. Write rs
you are interested In speculation and we Will
give you slnle points that VIII make you mon
eg. lincoln Fina cial Bureau,i7 Broad way,N Y
Q10O INVESTED upon our advice lass
hlUU March. amounted to several thousand
dollars last week; very little risk. This can be
done now. This fall viii be better tha1 ever for
large profits. send for our Book and proofs
showing how 20 d t. free. Bank references. +.
J. WAKEM & co. 6S Beaver St., New York.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
stlIl watching tho Arms.

Detectives in the employ OF tho
Spanish consul at Philadelphia are still in
this city watching and being watched
by the Cuban sympathizsrs. The arma
which were seized a. Pennsgrove
aud subsequently, released by the
Federal Government are stlll in posses
sion Of the Charles Warner Company and
the detectives were seen hanging around
the Warner docks near Market street
bridge last evening. They want TO
follow the case' Of weapons and prevent
them from reaching Cuba.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
A work Of AntioJpation.

Ga Tuesday evening, October 30, the
Water Witch Steam Fire ElRiue Com
panY will have stand OF colors
presented to II by City Treasurer Joseph
h Adams. who collected the money
necessary for their purchase A banquet
will follow the presentation. In antici
patton Of the jubilee the engine house on
6iipin avenue is being repAinted and
thoroughly renovated.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
site Tor a summer Home.

Henry B. Thompson. treasurer OF the
Joseph Bancroft and Sons Company, has
bought the Honora Lynch property,
situated on the ROAD leading from Ken
nett pike to Mount Cuba The consider
alton is said to be $4,000 He eontem
plates erecting handsome Summer
residence op his purchase.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
Tho Gas King Talks.

Mr.. Addlcks responded TO this speech
He mounted the stage chair and surveyed
the faces and forms OF the workingmen,
and then began by TALKING of national
affairs. In conclusion he said
81 an glad TO see, my friends. this
first public demonstration OF frlendllness
TO me. No opportunity, however has
yet been Afforded me to see the strong
undercurrent OF feeling that Is now
stirring Wilmington bat when you do
see 1t, my brother Republicans, you will
be startled. Now wbat l am after Ia
coming here TO might Is to awaken you to
the fact that the Republican party is
going TO carry Delaware next election
A little personal enmity Ia our ranks Is
not going to tempt 3 workingman to cus
his own throat by again voting for a
Democratic body Of Law makers
Nov, What We must have is honest
nominations. Win you help bring those
about (Crles of Yes Sure Good
Boy D ! tell you the two lower counties
are solidly Republican because they have
men there who are not ballot box suffers
They may be guilty Of furnishing money
TO pay poor mans taxes over into the
county's treasury, but they are not rob-
bere Of a mans right of franchise.
"Now, l admonish you. get together,
pull together, and II IL should not come
TO pass that our side win at the primaries,
then declare to you I will not lie down,
but struggle for Republican success
Veteran "Bob" FraIm on HAND.
Robert @ Fralm presented the picture
OF Governor Marvil In one OF hls old
fashioned stump speeches. He presented
it, he said. on behalf OF the most and
best abused man that has ever set bis
foot in Delaware. Having done more aud
exerted himself beyond human endur
ance to swing Delaware around where
she belongs, he is si@ply anuihilsted
ever after IL there was ever time In
tbs history Of the United States when =
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
sUsINEss oABDs.
MACHINES,

Q CEWING MACHINES,
- O'DONALD. l2 East Seventh street,
leads them all in low prices.
Brand new $50 machines reduced to SIS,
SO and $50 All makes TO select from.
Singer, Wheeler q Wilson. New Home, Do.
nestle, White, Standard and all other makes.
ANY machine sent on trial, free,six months for
cash, two years on installments. Send postal.
j. II. O'DONALD.
No. 12 East Seventh Street.
ANY machine repAired. 80 cents M.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
AnIpousst was Necessary.

Deputy Coroner Chandler Is looking up
the law in the matter OF the death OF
Levi Gibbons. colored. which occurred in
New Castle jail on Thursday last The
man was bnrled on q certificate Of death
from consumption The law requires
an inquest on every death which occnrs
in = AL or any prison, regardless Of Its
cause.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
ND Wanlhnr-

In the Middle States and New England TO-
day far weather ami fraeh 10 light north
with slightly lower. followed bg rising tenn
uersture. and possibly by cioudinesa and rain
in the lake region. On Sunday, In both Of
these ctions. talr % PARTLY cloudy weather
will prevail, with fresh westerly and south
westerly winds and nearly Stationary tenn
perature. and possibly with rain on the New
England coasts. and on q onday clear, cooler
winds.
New York Herald Weather Forecasts A
considerable depression has formed I'm the
brisk Winds and higher Temperature. but no
rain Il reported. In the official weather re-
ports OF yesterday no arpreciable rainfall
was registered az any station In the United
seems Imminent.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
WILMINGTON FURNITURE
STORAGE EXCHANGE.

bIUhAdE EADHANUEs
AL kinds of Furniture bought, sold and ex-
changed. Stoves and heaters repaired, oil,
gas and gasoline stoves called for, thoroughly
overhauled and returned at q moderate cost
Stoves taken down, stored for the season and
put mp In the fall Address or call,
1905 ORANGE STREET. Wilmington. Del.
II HOEGELSBERGER. MD,
IL 6l6 MARKET STREET,
Made THE EYE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
in the Universities of Vienna, Austria, and
New York City, in the Philadelphia Poly
clinic and Wills Eye Hospital.
He EXAMINES EYES FREE and guaran-
tees satisfaction.
GOLD GLASSES, $500.
STEEL GLASSES. so GENTS.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26

Young Man, why Don't You Learn short
hand
At 6oldsy CJllege Eighth aud Market
streets, and got = position Free trial
lessons. No classes Day or night.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
NOTIOEs.


NOTICE-DIsSOLUu OF COPART-
IN nership.-Notice is hereby given that
the cOpartne-ehip heretof re existing between
n enry ;. Black and Barton ID. Currey. cater
ers. under the firm name Of Henry Black a
Co., at tie New-Century Club House and ~
No. III West Eleventh street, In the city Of
Wilmington. has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. All amounts due the firm
will be collected and all debts of the firm viii
be paid by the firm of Cowdrey & Black, who
HENRY S. BLACK.
BARTON ID. CURhEY.
Late trading IS HENRY S. BLACK q co.
October %. 1898.
The undersigned, successors of Henry 8.
Black & Co., have this day associated them
selves under the firm name of Cowdrey q
Black In the business Of catering and respect
fully solicit the patronage of the people OF
Wilmington and vicinity. The firm OF Cow
drew q Back will pay the debts and j.
lect the amounts Of the late firm Of Henry
MARTIN V. b. COwDREY.
HENttY s BLACK.
Trading as COWDREY q BLACK.
I ADIEsl Chichester's English PennyroyaI
IL Pills Diamond Brand are the best. Safe,
reliable. Take uOother. Send &c, stamps, for
particulars, "Relief for Ladies'" IN letter by
return mail. At druggists, Chichester Cheini-
cal Co. Philadelphia. Pa.
90 TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
" Company's new gallery. Finest IN city.
Great reduction in prices. 407lf Market
street. above Fourth.
PERSONAL.
I ATEST Invention, Eleotric Mustache Gull
II er, sent 10 any address on receipt Of lO,.
Acme Mfg. Co Box PA, East Liverpool d.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
WELCOME C.E. VISITORS
They Invade Wilmington's
Homes and Churches.
MRS ALDEN, OF PAEsY BOOK FAME

To Read an Original Story at the oonven-
tion This Afternoon, Followed BY Junior
Exeroises-The Business Transacted at
To-day's sossions-some of the Ad-
dresses Made.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
HELD FOR UPPER COURT
Two Cases of Alleged Gam
bling Which Go to Grand Jury.
CLARA HIT MICHAEL FOB HIS wAD

But She Didn't Get Awsy with It Just tho
same-Buckey mcGinnis Took Time BY
the Forelock aud WIZ Explain Later
on-A Bevy OF Tramps sent to the stone
Pne-other Cases In Municipal Court.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
MARTIN V. B. COWDREY,
HENttY S BLACK.
Trading as COWDREY q BLACK.

/ Attest Invention. Eleotric Mustache Gull
II er, sent TO any address on receipt Of l0s
Acme Mfg. Co Box 2s4, East Liverpool. o.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26

Continued on Fourth Page.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
WHEREAS, IT IS DEEMED xpIy
wv dient and for the best intcrestsIn An

WHEREAS, IT IS DEEMED lxpEsI
y dent and for the best Interests f5thH
curbed and Euttered wjthiwcod and sisiI5
the end Of as H 5e shs Drsgs M
eet CouncIs Of the city Of Morfolk ~ ~ issi3
Iority Of all 'memGers elected to each
tirst--Thnt II Is expedent that Rfoseiy
street from Chapel street es st, to W tIie
bridge. at tile western end of Highland
with wood and shells according to tic
psn and estimate nIt ;n Of the City EngLnsST
sheis the ems SAID 5sefy M stree aha h
Sewer ana Drain Com % e J.
Third-rhlt one-half Of the costs OF the
Of real estate abuttiig on the said sftsSt
from Chnpl street east, to the Bird tsesssst
corllng TO the.lunning foot, thatisi tS SAY
that the owners of real estate abhtttngSan
The ngrth side Of the said street. ffef3
western end Of Highland avenue shGlIsbae
assessed, with oGh-qunrterl of the coatySB
and the owners of real es tate on tfie ft3s
side Of the said street from Chapel Sstr eef
Highland avenue shall he assessed ftH
one-uuarter of the costs or the safe k@5fsIss
remainder one half OF the 5expeiisa OF ssSs
said work. shall be paid outSof 4 he assS
Eonrtl1 : public. nStie Il,
III two or more newspapers publish ia S3SS
the city of,|erfolk for a period a s{E
Adopted by the Common Cd incl Ssss5
sember Stl., 1S9I-12 ayes esss
JOHN I.snOPER,sSfsSf
President CommonN CoIinti SS3
Adnnted by the Select Coiin1il %NdWGSSe
Der 18TH, 1863 ayes. - nay
rH JAMES l.. WIEsTOf$syES
President Select CouhGf {
w. w. HUNTER. City Treas IL erss
m ri -2nt.at
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
A BRILLIANT EVENT.
The Elk's Social Session for the
ladies.

Tie tenth anniversary of Norfolk
Lodge, No. rs. b. j. O. l;llSs. WAS celc-
brateI in their lodge room last even
ing by n grand social SCR. ice. to which
the lady friends OF the order in this
city were invited who We're i'll attend
HnCc i'll large numbers. The affair was
In keeping with the style Of the :lis.
and they always do things in style. and
most enjoyable evening WAS spent.
Past t.Xaltcr Ruler II. II. Chase vas Sc
leCted as Chairman. and the music OF
the occasion was fun nIahcd by the Novai
Post Band. The follnwin" .adi"s and
gentlemen entertained the session. cv-
"ryone OF whom We're rXCclcnt: Reci-
tatinn Little Jim" j. ~ Fletcher:
Miss Daisy James ara Mr.. Pnrtius
DcminS, Il short sketch in dialogue;
rcclt ptiCn. "iIow N3,fllk Lost That
Day j. C'lirefc: recitation. Miss Clara
;il"icl6r; fancy dancing, little Miss I.u!e
Kelly.
During the evening refreshments were
served and ut IL o'clock the usual IL
O'Clock toast was drank. standing. to
"Our absent brothers." Finally the en-
ltertainment closed with dancing. Taken
all III all. this was one Of the best so
cial sessions Norfolk Lodge of E,lks has
ever had ana it has had many. The
following was the Committee Of Ar
lranGcments: John Fletcher (Chairrnan)
john r fIatt0n. T.. J. German, a. 4
O'Ncill. F. -. Tarrall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
RICIEMoND NEWS BUDGET.
Many Matters OF Considerable Inter-
est ChromicIcd fog the Public.

Richmond. Va, Nov. 2S-tSpecial) y
Thanksgiving Day was generally OBJ
served here to-day. Business men fol-
lowed the example oil the banking
ana other institutions doing business
with public and closed their doors,
either for the whole day or tile after
noon.
The football game brought gone
thousands of visitors To town. and was
OF course the chief attraction of the
day. Everybody talked football i'm
the morning. and wcntgt to the game In
the afternoon. ana the town was
taken possession OF by the football men
at night.
y large number of Virginia and
the city last night and employed the
hours of Thanksgiving-cv in an hila-
riOuS preliminary celebration.
y party of Virginia men took Il box
ut the Richmond Theatre and guycd the
actors until the management and the
police had To interfere. Students troop
ed through the streets until an early
hour this morning In merry carouSo,
engaged In several strcct-corncr n"hts
ncr of students generally.
In the Episcopal, Catholic Disciples.
Methodist, and Jewish Chu"chcs there
We're held special seyyry+ OF these the
most in.rrcsthrn uaa the service at
Beth Ahaba Syn. lgur Where in ac-
vnrlance with rha usual custom n
Christian minister t'lcd the rulpt. This
preached by Invitation Of Rabbi Il. n.
CalisCh.
The new cavalry armoly recently
erected was .a. ally taken possession
of this afternoon by the Stuart Horse
Guard.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
LITTLE CONRAD.
A Brilliant Marriage Performed at
winchester. Va.

y special in yesterdays Baltimore
Sun from Winchester. says: Miss An
ME Middleton Conrad, of this city, was
married TO MI Henry Hughes Little
of Norfolk, Ma, by Rev. Nelson p.
Dame. in Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church. ut . O'Clock this evening. The
bride is the daughter of Or. Daniel H.
Conrad, and granddaughter OF DR.. VIM.
y. Davis, of this place. and niece OF
MIR. Holmes Conrad. Solicitor-General
popular young business man of Nor
folk. and formerly of Fauquier county
The wedding party formed in the
church in the following order:
The Ribbon Children-Evie Mcclure,
Murray Stephenson. Edward b. Con-
rad and W Davis Conrad
"ushcrs-llarry X Russell. n. Il. Pat.
ton, Robert Conrad and D. b. Conrad,
Jr., brothers of the bride.
Maids and roomsmen-Kath Uterine
K. Baird, Jr., of Norfolk; Annie Old.
and Edward Brockcnbrough. of Nor
folk: Tucker Clarke, OF Lynchburg, and
Harry G. Tyler, Of Baltimore; Flor
cuce G. Elder. of Stuunton: r. s. y.
smith. of Clarke COUNT. Gre.a Me
u. Carpenter, Norfolk; May Wheat
Clarke county; l.. Wayne Childrcy, or
Norfolk: ljellc X. Ward, of Winchester;
\. c. Carson. of Front Royal Nellie
W. lhttic, sister OF the groom. and w.
Roy Stephenson. of Winchester; Eliza
beth Whiting Conrad. sister of the
bride, maid of honor
The bride followed, leaning upon
her fathers arm. They were met at
the chanccl by the groom. accompn
MED by his best man, MIR. James V
Aiir!cnd, of Norfolk, Va, and the ccrc-
mony proceeded.
The bride was I;owncd In white
satin and old lace. and her sister. the
maid OF honor. In white orrandic over
pink satin. The bridesmaids wore or
candle. with pink and green ribbons
alternating. and carried pink and white
chry san thcmunS''