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Evening journal., 1895-10-22
he IS CONSIDERING IT.

John n. Carswell May BE a Candidate
for tho Nomination for Receiver Of
Taxes and County Treasurer.
For several days there has been an
rumor current In political circles that
John n Carswell Of the Farmers Bank
Of this city will be a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for receiver o.
taxes and county treasurer Coupled
with It Is the statement that John
I Dickey the present incumbent, has
declared 70 his intimate associates that
be Is satisfied with the six years expert
snce and will not run again.
"The matter has been csllsd TO my
attention by a number OF friends, said
Mr. Carswell. when Intercepted by an
EVENING JOURNAL reporter this morn
ing. "and was asked to consider it
am doing 50, aud thst Is as far as 1t has
gone
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Big Turf FIeht In Private.

Again the two Wilmington athletes
Moriarity and Mcdonnell, have come
before the public as parties In . turf
fight. having signed articles for a
limited-round contest some time between
November Q and IL These men have
been matched several times but never
fought. Both are plucky and skiilful
fighters and have been the only athletes
in the east who succeeded in holding
down McKeever, the rising Philadel-
phisn Both men have begun training
and have resolved to fight In private
before not more than 100 men Two
colored men will fight at the same
place for the lightweight championship
~ DelaWare
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Levy COURTS BENEvoIGNoE.

Charitable Institutlons Drew Prize Tiok-
cts IN the Levy Court Room This Morn
ing,
Levy Court was in its philanthropic
mood this morning After accepting.
from Mil Creek hundred, charge Of the
bridge over Coffee run, on the strength
Of an adverse report Of a committee Of
the whole II made its annual spproprIA
tions to several charitable institutions
The ne6,iaries OF its generosity we're
as follows; st. MicbReps Day Nursery.
$500; Home for Friendess Children,
$500; Ferris Industrial School, $1,000,
and st Peters OrphRnaRe, $500
Small bills, amounting in the sggre-
gate to several hundred dollars, were
allo wed
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
NOW FOR 4 DELAWARE RIVER FRONT.

President william Lawton Names "a
Committee to Arrange for Mass
Meeting at which This VIII BE Dis
cussed.
The Board OF TrRds has evidently
learned a few points regarding the value
of water front from the trip to New
port News, and does not propose 10 let
grass growlunder foot before something
Is done to restore the prestige OF vii
mington as 3 ship building centre This
morning President William Lawton sp
pointed Anson A Maher. W. D. ,Mullin,
Jr, and John @. Farrs q committee to
arrange for a mass-meeting of citiz ans. at
which Greater Wilmington, and psrticu
larly the making of q Delaware river
front. will be discussed The COMMITTEES
will meet this evening.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
A GHOULISH THIEF.

Stole Newark Undertakers Black Horse
aud Dead Wagon and IA Now Dodging
the Omcers.
Some goulish scoundrel broke into the
stable Of Undertsker J. B. Max we'll, OF
Newark, last evening. stole his black
driving horse, dead" wagon. several
sets OF harness and then left for parts
unknown. When the theft WAS
discovered the Protective Society
offered q reward Of $3.50 for the capture
of the thief and the recovery OF the
stolen property aud telsgrsphed to police
headquarters In this and other cities
Policemen are on the outlook here and II
the thief comes to town be will un
doubtedly be captured
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
WANTS The GUNS TO CRACK.

EE-Maeistrats MOnARhan Is Averse to
British EncrOaohment on Venezuelan
Territory.
"What do you know this morningl'
This was the question ssked ex-Magis
trate Monaghan this morning. He
stroked his snow white beard and
answered:
Il hear nothing but war and rumors
Of war. but l want to hear the guns
cracking
"Where-doWn In CobLg'
mo" he replied, farther South.
don't want to see those Brltishers get an
Inch Of ground in dispute bstween them
and Venezuela
When the reporter suggested that he
get up a company Of volunteers and
offered the loan OF Winchester rife
the warm smile Of tie genial old dis
penser Of justice bros dsned.
Il can shoot yet, be said, "and hit
the bulls eye, too have at home a
medal for marksmsnship which 1 won
over in New Jersey away back in the
d0's
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
BURIAL or REV. ]. B. BRYAN.

Presiding Elder Barrett Conducted the
Services at Rising sun Yesterday "A
SIan OF strong Convictions.
A number Of Wilmington ministers
attended the funeral OF Rev James b
Bryan who died after a long illness last
Friday. at Rising Sun, Md yesterday
Services we're held at IL o'clock Ia Rising
Sun NJ. h Church, of which Mr. Bryan
was the pastor, together with the church
at Sylmar.
Presiding Elder l. e Barrett oficated
and there were several touching eulo-
glstic addresses. Interment WAS made In
Rising Sun. Md
Mr. Bryan was formerly the pastor Of
Asbury Church. this city, aud more
recently OF Newport and stanton
churches. He WAS man OF
strong conviction aud sterling
qualities as pastor OF continued sue
cess in revlvAl.work. A wife and several
grown children survive him.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
On the Same Platform

Hon. John Hurst and Hon. LLOYD
Lowndes. rival candidates for governor
Of Maryland, stood on the same platform
this morning Sc Newark railroad station.
This should not be construed to mean a
p7lltich plstfoIm. Il was one more
material end less complex. They
caDe from Baltimore on the same train.
slighted a. Newark. shock hrnds on che
platf,rm and took the Delaware City
train fer Porter's on their way 10 the
Eastern Shore One went TO Esston and
the other % Ohsstertown.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
SIR KNIGHTS IN CONVENTION.
Tho Grand Lodge knights OF Pvthias to
Meet Here To-morrow-A Part OF tho
Program ~ Arranged.

Tho Grand Lodge knights OF Pvthins to
Meet Here To-morrow-A Part OF tho
Program a. Arranged.
Beginning with to morrow the Grand
Lodge. Knights OF Pythlas Of the State
OF Delaware, will convene In this city,
and the event promises TO ba notable
one In the history Of the order
The sessions will be held In the Smith
building and a large representation OF
Sir Knights FROM all over this jurisdlc
tion will be In attendance This evening
Supreme Vice Chancellor Colgrove will
deliver an address TO subordinate lodge
members. al to morrow morning at /
o'clock, will address the Grand Lodge
members.
Washington Division No. 1, OF Wash
ington, ID c., will arrive here about 10 30
a M, to morrow via B & O r r and will
bs etc rled by the committee to head
quarters. after which they will be dis
missed TO hear the address OF the
Supreme Vice Chancellor, which will
occupy absut an hour In the
afternoon there will bs street
dleplay by Washington Division
accompanied by drum corps OF twenty
fve pieces composed OF the sons Of the
members Of Washington Division escorted
by Wilmlngton Division No / OF this
city aud the First Regiment Band OF
twenty pieces, also the membership Of
the order In dsr1 cloths, derby hats,
white gloves aud canes, followed by
carriages containing prominent officials
OF the order.
The parade will form about o'clock
prepared TO move at 80 p M. sharp.
forming on East Seventh street, right
resting on King. The carriages will
form on King street right resting on
Seventh The route Of parade "a as FOL
lows: Seventh to French, TO Third, TO
Market. to Eleventh, TO West, TO
Seventh 10 Market and dismiss
Captain Thomas Mullen, Jr has been
selected as marshal and he will app lint
aids upon that day. For the evenings q
entertaiument the committee have
seoured the Ainsoow bui dug on Shlpley
street. above Seventh. whore banquet
will be held, at which nome 200 people
will be present
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
10 a Fermsnt Of Excltement.

Baltimore has gone wild over the com
ing election The streets are lighted at
night with bon fires kindlsd with stolen
garbage boxes and grocer's produce bar
rels Above the cracking ons can hear
a mixture OF Lowndes aud Hurst and
Levering, discussed with youthful fervor
while the senioe voters are assembled Ia
their respective ward halls, from hence
eau be heard the thunder OF applause by
those who pass These doubtless need
no artificial Ere to light their enthusiasm.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
steam Heating Apparatus at Break
water.

At the Office Of tue supervising srchi-
tect, Washington. d. @ proposals were
opened at o'clock this afternoon for all
the labor and materials required to fix In
place complete q low pressure, return
circulation, steam heating apparatus
including removal Of old furnaces. etc D..
surgeons residence. at United States
Quarantine Station. Delaware Break
water, Delaware, in accordance with
drawings and specifications. copies OF
which were shown at that Office. or the
Office Of the custodian at Delaware
BreakWater
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
shsnthed WIN e-inoh OAK Planh.

The bark Argents Is now up on the
ilWay at tho Jackson and Sharp Com
paDy receiving the finishing touches to
the sheathlng OF her hull The 2 inch
oak plank shssthing has been so we'll put
on that she is now absolutely safe TO
plow into the ice flows that menace the
Greenland traffic In which she Is en-
uaued
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Real Estate Tranafere FIIed

Transfers Of real estate have been fled
from the Wawsset Land Company to
Charles Il. Miller. property Thirty ffth
street near West; estate Catherine Stone
to Archibald Davidson. property on
Chestnut east OF Adams Hugh q. Browne
TO David G Reid. property in East Lake,
at Thirty irst and Jefferson; David c.
Rsid to Hugh O. Browne, property on
Fourth near Rodney.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
The Fifth pilot Boat iReady.

Pennsylvania pilot boat W. W Kerr
left the jackson and sharp Company 3
shipysrd to-day. having received her
thorough overhRullng preparatory TO
entering her sctivs Winter service The
Kerr is'the fifth Of the pilot boat dset at
the Delaware Rreskwater that has been
overhauled at this shipyard.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
The Charges Wore Uafoundsd.

The charges made against officer
Davidson BY Bernard McHugh OF NAL d
treating him while making an arrest
we're heard last evening In Municipal
Court McHugh signSlly failed to sub
stantiste his charges, and the case was
dismissed. McHugh was then dned So
and costa for dlsorderly conduct.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Hut ono steamboat 10 pnllaaslphIa.

There wore several disappointed peo
pie, who do not read the newspapers. Rt
the Wilmington Steamboat Company's
wharf this morning Intending TO 20 to
Philadelphia 40 10 10 aud they seeued
10 doubt the vcranliy OF the agonts
when they we're informed that a
boat leaves Philadelphia at 10 10 but
hereafter no boat leaves Wilmington
between aud O'Clock. The City Of
Chester Is the only boat running at this
time as the Brandywine has been laid up
Neafie and LEWIS
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
saIt Water NAV Sion a MIN.

IL is said In Chester that drlppings
from q little leak In a boiler &C the
Seabosrd OIL Workg has encrusted pipe
just beneath with 4 thick coating Of
salt and that the Wellman mill boilers
have become so encrustsd with salt that
1t is a serious question whether tho mill
can be operated until the fresh water
returns 70 the river.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
THE 0. S. GUNBOAT WILMINGTON.

To he Named in Honor OF This Clty-In-
itial steps Towards Securing an APP
propriate Gift for Her.
The Navy Department has decided to
name one Of the new gunboats to De
built at Newport News after this city,
Wilmington, and It is but fitting that
the good people OF this city should take
cognizance of It, Other cities have done
honor TO themselves and their namesake
and Wilmington should not be behind
hand
With this object In view, the EVENING
JOURNAL has started a subscription list
the fund to be used for the purchase OF
a silver service for the United States
gunboat Wilmington. The money re-
ceived will be acknowledged In these col
umns and held subject to the orders Of
committee of citizens which will
be selected later;
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
nrrs. Msb.ter ia. Hops..

Mrs Amanda Webster, Of Bethel, Del i,
does not want Mrs Langdon, OF
Dalts, Ohio, to be alone In her
glory of large family raising so last
week she presented her husband with
four healthy infants. three girls and a
by. As the happy mother is only 20
years old she possibly has hopes Of doing
bstter another time. - Philadelphia
IedQer
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Flour ata Discount.

Yesterday afternoon wagon belong
log to Charles Gilbert, Of No 502 East
Eleventh street, and driven by Lewis
Gilbert, broke down at Twelfth and
King streets It was loaded with twenty
1--WE barrels OF hour for bakery and
four OF the barrels were broken open and
the contents scattered.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
The CommIasIoner yyas Absent.

This was the day set for the resump
tion OF hearing the testimony In the
Addicks divorce case, but Commissioner
Cooper had not returned from the
Atlanta kx position and counsel adjourned
until tomorrow, by which time 1t Is
believed be will be home. Mrs Addicks
will then put In testimony In robuttal.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
vVin swipe Around To.dav.

Market street bridge will be turned on
to remain to morrow morning, having
received it's new wheels and enclosures
for all the machinery and pipes hereto
fore exposed The frst coat Of paint has
been placed all over the bridge and hous
ing and now the lead colored paint will
be applied.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
R.nort oftb. pnbI,o sobooIs.

The report Of the public schools for
1894 95 has been completed aud dis
tributsd. Il Is a neat volume OF 143
pages, full OF statistics and information.
which makes It 4 valuable ad unct TO the
library and Office deck.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
4o lb. Fish, 4olb.

On Wednesday October 23rd. two car
loads Of trout. blue fish aud pOrgies One
at Fifth and Church streets the other at
Front and Madison streets From 3 M
until sold Please bring baskets OF paper.
From Nelson Lock Tood& Co
4. A. MCCLURE.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
winter Quarter Liehlship on DutY.

Notice has been sent out from the
headquarters Of the Fourth Lighthouse
District that Winter Quarter Shoal
Light.vessel No 40 was replsced on her
station October 1S On the same date
Relief Light vessel No Q was with
drawn
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
The PolIce CommIsslonere Meet

A meeting OF the Board of Police
Commissioners was held last evening, at
which the question Of responsibility Of
police sefgeants.in cases where the men
under their control violate the rules,
was discussed at length No action was
taken.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
AcoIdentel Dsath the verdict.

An Inquest was held yesterday in the
matter OF the delth OF Harry Rledsll,
who wss,injured In the train wreck at
Bellevue recently. The verdict was
death by accident
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
uncle SANS ssmI-Annuai Examination

Oi Saturday. December 2. the regular
semi annual examination for the grades
Of clerk and carrier for the Wilmington
post oil q will be held. Applicants for
carrier must be over 2l aud under 40
years Of age; for clerk from Is upwards.
All applcAtio ne must be made before the
hour OF closing business Monday,
November IS
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
rha wnnthnr-

In the Middle States and New England to-
day fair 20 partly cloudy slightly warmer
weather will prevail, with fresh northeaeterly
and easterly Winds followed by increasing
ciouniness and rain by tonight In the lake
region, and possibly on the coasts OF this
section. as the West Indian cyclone advances
northward. on Wednesday, in both OF these
sections. partly cloudy 20 cloudy weather
viii : prevail. with slight 70 ptratufe
changes. followed by rain and fresh % brisk
essterly and nOrtheaatly winds. becoming
dangerous on the coasts as far north as Cape
Cod. aud on Thursday unsettled aud cooler
weather. preceded by high winds or gales on
the coasts.
New York Berald Weather Forecasts -
The West Indian oy clone, reported yesterday
south OF Cuba Is apparently recurring, and.
for the resent Is moving 70 the nOrthward.
the government reports last evening noting
heavy rainialls and nOrtheaslcrly gales at
Key West ana Jupiter. Fla. The storm is
likely 20 cause dan yerOus easterly and north
easterly gales In the path OF coastwlse ship
ping from Florida O. hatteras day. and
from Hatteras % Long Island and Cape Cod
b Tomorrow night The second, but moder-
ate, storm, central near Lake Huron. Is NOV
ing esstwardlY. This depression may cause
the West Indian cyclone % be more seriously
felt OF our Atlantic coasts.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22

ONCE seventh and King. Phone 645.
d 4. Sergeant dealer In coal and wood
hz~-Lar9e Das coal Tor family use 81 80
- Hickory wood for oren CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
THE BREACH WIDENING
The Latest Move on the Re-
publican Political Board.
ADDIoKg FRIENDS TO THE FRONT

They Pro pose to Present His Picture to
the Eighth ward Republican League.
aud tho First Distriot COMMITTEES May
BE Present-counter Action on tho Part
Of His Opponents.
The sctlon Of the Delaware Historical
Society In turning down the Olaymont
millionaire gas king, aud effectually
settling his aspirations 10 membership In
that body, has widened still farther tho
rift IN the political lutte, aud seems to
have stirred his friends at the same
time, to more energetic action IN the
nature Of reprlsal as 10 were
The following invitation was extended
to the First District Republican Com.
mittse at a MEETING hold last evening and
by that body unanimously accepted II
speaks for itself.
WIIMrN0ToN. Del, Ost 81 1895
DEAR SIH; You are respectfully in
vlted 10 attend a meeting OF the Eighth
ward Republican League. No $40 East
seventh street, Friday evening.
Oerober %. at o'clock sharp
At thls nesting the portraits OF our lsio
Governor Joshua Il Marvil, and j.
Edward Addicks will be presented to the
league. Prominent speakers will address
the meeting Yours truly
WILLIAM T. GROVES Secretary.
At this meeting George w. Spear aud
James Melvin were elected members to
represent the Eleventh ward and arrange
ments we're made to commences paying
taxes on Ostober 23
As a sort OF counter irritant aud
evidently with = design 10 head of any
action on the part OF the friends OF
Addioks. the following was Issued to
those Republicans who we're known to be
antagonistic to the PRECEDENT OF the
Bay State Gas Company and several
other corporations OF like ilk
WILMINoToE, Ost 81. 1895
SIR: You are respectfully invited to
attend meeting Of few friends on
Tueedav evening. October % At s clock,
a. the Young Mems Republican Club, No.
$40 King street. We desire to consult
with you upon matter Of much
importance and trust you will make every
effort TO be present II only for afew
Yours very repeatedly,
Da JOHN p WALES
ALFRED H. WARNER.
WINFIELD Quf0LRY.
| Bald well known Republican and
equally well-known friend Of Edward
Addlcks. 90 an EvRNIrG JOURNAL re-
| porter When 10 becomes known that
J. Edward Addlcks controls Corporations
representing over $50 600 600. employ Ing
over 200 men with a daily pay roll OF
over 81 COO, 70 will conviuo6 enterprislng
and energetic people that he 10 indeed an
| up.to-date maker OF modern financial
and commercial history OF course the
action Of the Delaware Historical
Society In rejecting Mr. Addicks' appli-
cation for membership was becsuse he
has made some political hlstory In
Delaware that has not included many OF
those who were at the last nights
Il melting"
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
susrEEss uARDe.
! EWING MACHINEs.

@ EWING MACHINES,
- O'DONALD, u East Seventh street,
Leads them all IN low prices.
Brand new $50 machines reduced TO SIC,
SlB and 80 All makes to select from.
Singer, Wheeler & Wilson, New HOme, Do
nestle, White, Standard aud all other makes.
Any machine sent on trial, free, six months for
cash two years on inetallments. Send postal.
j. II. ODONALD,
No. u East Seventh Street.
ANY machine repaired. 50 cents up.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22

A Description OF the buildings as Seen
By AN Evening Journal RePorter-Haud-
some Structures Devoted TO the Ad-
vancement and EsuoatIon OF the Negro
and Indian Youth.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22

He Pleaded Not Guilty hut Asked the
Court for Mercy william Austin Was
Not Afraid 10 GO to Dover for Trial.
A woman VINO Refused 20 Make Any
Promises-other Municipal Court Cases.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
WILMINGTON FURNITURE

STORAGE EXCHANGE.
All kinds Of Furniture bought, sold and ex-
changed. Stoves and heaters repaired, oil,
gas and gasoline stoves called for, thoroughly
ovorhAuled and returned at a moderate cost
Stoves taken down, stored for the season and
put up IN the fall Address or call,
1905 ORANGE STREET. Wilmington. Del.
IL HOEGELSBERGER. NJ. D.,
IL SIC 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. 50 CENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-17

Cambridge Mass. Feb. is ,SpecfaD.-Ihe mar
ward indoor gymnastic meeting took place ts HI
ternoon in the Hemenway Gymnasium, peiore
large number of students and their friends Iher"
were eight contests. The only record broken "aS
in the potato race for eight potatoes r. h N'a'H
SO broke the New England record by t"o-h'ths VI
a second His time was "a seconds. W. Il. fu'-
nam. 'ss eaualled his record. IS feet inches' III
the sprngboard ieaping The tumolins WAS mo
most interesting contest summary -
Putting the shot, invitation handcaI-rirs,., r. r.,
Klein 80 8 feet inches handicap artuh p'' %
feet Ia inches: second. r. w. Eddy. Newton ~, r.
/ foot Inches handicap actual put % iee' ~
inches. -. ne. a..ond 7 Y
Running high jump invitation handicap IT.,
" ID Kissing Newton A. A. inches nh G,tat
actual lump : feet inches: second. T. = '''"e"
u A ( scratch, feet 90 inches =, "a. ,,,,.
POTATO race-Ffrst heat. +. II Clark ~ w
ae IL seconds: second heat tie between = l.. - -,
SON s5 and f. Alden. q time 81 p seconds' ." :,
hat u l., Garrison. jr "a; final heat mrs., r.. ~
Clark 'e5 second. ". l.. Garrison. IT, W "'"'' '
seconds -. ~ = putnam
height feet inches. c.A 90. W :.
Putnam. 90 second. . ., ut, .or. s.cond
Ten-yard dash-Won by T. IL clark ~ S''''''
T W Edison. rs: time. - seconds x,,, N ,..,
pole vault-Won by W ". Hoyt, ~ heish' ~ io''
a. inches, second. y. L. Halloween ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-17
FINE WINDOWS IN 4 LOyG BRANCH cHURCH.

The following article. published by THE Long
Branch News Of February l5 contains news OF
much interest to New Workers:
Three new memorial windows have been placed u
position at st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Chvrch:
They occupy the centre and two end spaces OF the
five small windows beneath the Woolley rose me-
mortal window the Washington-st side: me
first window Is erected to the memory OF the iate
Norman l.. Munro. the likeness OF the lste pusT.
Usher being excellent The cross and crown p.e'fy
meath It is a harp indicating his love for music.
The centre space Is memorial to the mem0siki .0t
likeness Of the young man, Above the picture J; -,
design beneath is a picture representing the gates
altar ~. ...,,,-, - Nr.
Anms PEARSON. sister to Mrs. Norman l.. Munro.
Z, nrss:nts A 6ne picture of Mrs. Pearson, with 9
broken column beneath IT. ana Initials IL H. ~
above