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Evening journal., 1895-10-18
4 MONSTER MASS-NEETIEG
for Tomorrow Evening in the
Grand Opera House to Express sam
pRthy Tor Cuba-The Speakers.

Afhhnkou foN Ao-HoftoM ENonAnk IN tho
Grand Opera House TO Express ssm-
pAthy Tor CubR-rhe Speakers.
The committee appointed to arrange
for the mass meeting to be held Ia the
Grand Opera House TO. morrow evening
met last evening at the residences Of
General j. Parke Postles The speakers
will be; Rev Merritt Hulburd. d. d.,
OF Grace M. r Church. Rev. d Flynn.
Of st Patrlcks' r. O. Church, both OF
this city. Tomas Estrada Palms, presdent
Of the Cuban Junta, Con zales Qutsada,
secretary Of the Junta aud Senior Fldel
Prelra, all Of New York Ex Mayor Il
q Shortlidee will preside and the vii.
miDgton B Bcycle Club will attend In a
body
feature OF tn meeting viii bs the
presentation OF the 'aud Of colors 10 tho
JuntR, and the edop. ion Of resolutions OF
sympathy with the cause OF Cuba Libre.
The Opera House will be handsomely
decorated the Women's Cuban Aid
Society Of this city having that matter IN
charge special invitation has also
been extended TO the Wilmington Press
Club and It's members will attend
la connection with this meeting
added enthusiasm has been given by tho
fact that yesterday afternoon United
States Marshsl Lsnnnn received iele
gram from Attorney General Harmon,
directing him to return to their owneru,
or rather TO the Salem and Philadelphia
Navigation Company, which made the
demand on the collector Of customs, tho
arms, munitions Of war, etc. sez ID st
Pennsgrove. This brings to an auspl
cious close an international incident
which has been Of much interest to
citizens Of the Dlauord State and
espe cially Of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
IHE EEXV MEET IN WILMINGTON.

West Church Chosen as'the Next Meeting
Place of the Baltimore Presby terian
ssnod-mrs. Crosby Presided at tho Mis-
aIonary Meeting.
BALTIMORE. Ost 1s.-The time Of the
Presby terian synod OF Baltimore yester.
day Was taken up By discussions OF the
missionary question.
A lively httle discussion occurred over
the temperance report The temperance
C mmittee said that considerable and
valuable work was done Ia the course of
the past year In Delaware aud in some Of
the counties Of Maryland In support Of
local prohibition Even where prohibl
tion was not secured ,he report con-
tinued. 1.-THE discussion has done good
IL Is stain upon the record OF the last
Legislature OF Maryland. that II refused
to grant TO the people Of Baltimore the
opportunity TO express themselves FOR or
against the saloon, precinct by precinct"
Mrs. w. X Crosby, Of Wilmington.
presided at the meeting OF the Woman's
Home Mission Synodical Society In the
afternoon Miss IL X Bradley, the
secretary, read report, which showed
that there are eighty y-nine church
societies In the synodical society, sixty
three bands OF young people. with a
membership Of 4 1877 Thirty-s.x Sun
day schools and Christian Endeavor
Societies have contributed to home
missions through Che society In the
course OF the year. Tne contributions
amounted to over 81, 100 more than last
year.
Late In the afternoon the synod
adjourned after selecting West Church,
Of Wilmington, as the place for holding
the next aeselon, which will bagin on the
b f.l A.. . q
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
omeer Lane pIsmIased the Fores.

A meeting of the Board Of Police
Commissioners was held last evening TO
investigate charges made by Captain
Chambers and Sergeant Shields. to the
effect that be was asleep on duty. Toe
two cficers found him In the fibre works
at Mari land avenue and Beach street
He acknowledged being there and lying
down, but denied being asleep. He Was
dismissed from the force, and Chief
Dolsn WAS Instructed to have Jerome ].
Hursley, q blacksmith, with the Pullman
Palace Car Company, examined for the
place
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
THE ARMS TO BIZ DELIVERED.

United States Marshal Launan Directed
by tho Attorney General 20 Turn Them
over to Their Owners.
Yesterday Collector of Customs George
L fowDsend received a telegram from
the secretary CT the Treasury 10 hold
the arms etc taken from the alleged
Cuban expedition captured at Penns-
grove. subjsct to the orders OF United
States Msrhal Hewson f. Lannau, who
made the capture aud who thus became
the custodian OF the property.
Yesterday afternoon United States
Marshal Lannan received a telegram
from the United States attorney general
directing him TO turn the boxes over to
the parties from whom they we're taken
namely. the Salem and PhilRdelphis
Navigation Company This will be done
on order from that company.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
VEater IEltch Hln Re,pnnd.

The Water Witch Fire Company is
getting ready TO make quick response
TO q test alarm to morrow The Game
we'll auxiliary FIRE alarm boxes have all
been completed In the mills Of the Joseph
BancroftE 4 Sons Company and connected
with fire alarm box No. 1877. corner
Shallcross and Woodlawn avenues This
new system will be tested at 4 o'clock
10 morrow. number Of skilled elec
triclans and manufacturers will be
present.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
Annld w.lIni.nnvarah.

While the Street and Sewer Depart
ment men were exosvsting on Sixth
street near Shipley this morning
they discovered an old well. IL
is on the line OF the curb on the Sixth
street side OF the Maris property. The
walling up iB of stone, and line was
dropped thirty five feet before water was
reached Just how deep the water is was
not determined The well will bs filed
IN OF safely covered
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
Aeoldsnt TO q Coal wagon.

One Of the large coal wagons Of the
les and Coal Company met
with an accident this morning at Fourth
and King streets, by one Of the front
wheels coming of and letting thesloaded
wagon down Ia the street The driver
was thrown of his seat but was unin-
jured. He secured q screw jack and
with the assistance OF the crowd soon
had his wheel on again.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
The sherin's Bin Board.

The bill board In the sheriGs Office is
rapidly 6llldg up. The propertiss sd
vertised for sale thus far are those Of
George H. Bates. Lizzie J. Wright,
Lewis F. Adsir, Kate Dougherty, James
Berkeley, James F. Brown, Wslton and
Whsnn Company, jeremiah Mahoney,
James d. and Wesley A. Budd, Harry
A. Christy. James e. Mccartney and
Lenora Lind.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
PEHRYVILLES NEW N, B. CHURCH
The Cornerstone Laid Yesterday with
Appropriate Services BY Revs II. G.
Budd aud II. w. Ewing.
special Correspondenee EveninR Journal.

Appropriate Services BY Revs H. G.
Budd aud II. w. Ewing.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
ELKToN. Md, Olt. IS The corner
stone Of the new Methodist Episc pal
Church at Perryville was laid yesterday
with appropriate exercises, by the pastor,
assisted by Rev d w. Ewing Of the
Tome Memorial Church. Port Deposit
The contents Of tho corner stone OF the
old church were then exhibited TO the
people. sitter which they we're placeo in
the new stone along with certain papers
and a complete record Of the officers Of
the church and Of the pre- jectorz of the
new building. The rew church will be
Of stone. one-story high, containing three
rooms, the main room bsing 54x40 feet
The seating capacity Of the church will
be about four hundred. The pastor Is
Rev. Henry g Budd. graduate of Bos
ton University BE was admitted a
member of Wilmington Conference Ia
March, 1894. and stationed at Psrryville,
his present charge The new church
will be completed by January
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
The French Fly"

The big burlefque company, THE
French Fly" appeared at the comfortable
little Bijou last night The company is
q good one, with entertaining singers and
dancers, and pleased the audience, which
wss fair sized one The performances
will be repeated this evening and TO
morrow afternoon and evening.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
steamshID GreetIands at the DOCK.

As soon as the whalebRck steamer
Sycamore had cleared the dock at high
water this afternoon at the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Company's shipyard the
big steamship GreetlAnds, hailing from
Quebec aud flying the British flag, came
up to the basin She will be docked to-
night for examination and general
outside overhRullng.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
rhe ConnoIImanIo Endorsement.

Senator John Pyle has secured the
eudorsement OF all but one Of the
Democratic members Of City Council in
bis race for the office Of register of Wills
Councilman McNulty refused to sign
because be expects personal friend TO
come out as q candidate 10 a short time
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
JUROR DRAWING PICNIC.
November Judges of Guilt and
Innocence Drawn To-day.
ONE PANEL FOR CAPITAL GASES

CLERK OF the Peace Foard and ProthOn-
otary wooiley Drew Little slips OF
Paper which May Mean Life or Death
TO some Poor Fenow-rwo Panels oI
Petit aud one Panel OF Special Jurors.
The iurors for the November term OF
the Court OF General Sessions, Superior
Court and Court Of Oyer and Termiuer
we're drawn this morning by Clerk Of
the Peace Fotri and Prothonotsry
Woolley. and placed ia the hands Of
sheriff Gnlls for the purpose OF issuing
the summons.
Tho 6rst panel Of petit jurors will
serve for sixteen Becnler days from the
beginning Of the November term. while
the second panel will come on immedl
ately after the discharge Of the hfst,
and In addition TO serving
serving out the November term. will
wi occupy the box again In February.
The Oyer and Tsrminer jurors are merely
for he capital cases coming up in No
vember. An entirely new fet, Including
grand aud petit Jurors, will be dawn Ia
the Spring in time for the May term
The drawings to-day we're as fol
lows:
Fret fanei-fotit Jurors.
Appcouinimink - David Wills, K.
Lewis aruax, Charles A. Cannon.
Blackblrd-John r Hobson, John
Dsakyne, George I Hickey
Brandy ywine-Charles PASCAL, William
p lartin.
ChrIstiana- George w. Bhnton, John
] Wilkinson, William R. Derrickson
Mil Creek-En Davis, Stephen Wilson,
Jr Joseph d Vought
New Castle-George A Tobin, Jr,
Joseph 4. Cough, George Moore
Peucsder-steven Olrouk. William Il.
Gun nninRham
Rsd Lion-John Cane, William A.
Davidson.
81. Gsorges-samuel Dyer, Samuel h.
Higgins, Malcolm Cochran
White Clay Creek Wllilam II Rus
sell, James H. Crossan, Clement = S.eele
Wilmlngton-Fra M Sevler, Fred.
erick w. Heiss George w. Pyle
second Panel Petit Jurors.
Appequinimink Nathaniel w. Rat
ledge. q. Richard Manlove, Francis A.
Foster.
BlackbIrd-Jamss CHM, John E,
BrockHon, William J. Nowland
Brandy - Joseph B Talley, Robert
O. Pierce
Christirna Thomas w Finn, William
Green, William Lewis Dilworth.
Mul Creek-Willia Nsnsant William
Bfannon, Pusey Pennock
New Oastle--J John JRllahor, Richard
Morgan, Joseph Bacon.
Pencader-Wllliam Dockerty, William
d. Hugglns
Red Lion-william Reynolds, John T.
Grimes.
S. Georges-Henry Z. Appleton
Elmer Eges, Alfred p Crockett
White Clay Creek-W u Brown
William Singles, Jr, William II
Steele.
Neutrality-suspicious. E Francis, Johr
Guthrie. James Nj. Griffin.
Additional Jurors-OTer aud rerminer
Appoquinlmick-Ja X. Roberts
Frederick Knotts. John p Collins
Blackbird-James E. CAtts Peter q.
Warner.
BrAndywine-Glpln P. Hlghnsld
William McKendrick.
Christisng-E Edwin Myers James Dll
worth.
Thomas Moore.
New Csltle-John McGonigal, John
Diehl.
Pencader-wIliam N. Ward, Thomas
Appleby.
Red Lion-Patriek E. Tooney, Franl
S Jester.
St. Georges Julian Cochran, Charles
RlbeIts
White Clay Crsek-DAniel Thompson
franklin Morrison.
Wilmington Charles e Dubeu, Frank
A Taylor, James 4. Garner.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
nIr. Knoulaa InvItsd to snnnI,.

Horace g. Knowles has been invited
to address the Young Mems Republican
Club of Chester. Pa on the occasion Of
IT'S fifteenth annual banquet on October
20 Ex-senator Higgins and Francis
d Hoffscker have also been requested to
be present Senator Quay will be the
clubs guest OF honor.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
Dnke sasait Masn,t He.

Duks McGanigal who was suspected Of
having eloped with Mrs John Ssnderson,
has turned up, and denies the impesch-
ment He is still in the city and has
been for some time and says he has no
intention Of committing any such folly.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
a Warnlnr to WheeImen.

There Is an ordnance on the books Of
the city compelling bicycle riders to have
their lights burning after dark, while
1uanipg on the streets Ia many in-
stances this is violated The police
authorities are determined TO have it
observed, and. beginning with Monday.
will arrest every wbselman who Is found
without the required lights. Wheelmen
will do well 10 paste this In their csps
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
Anol her nannna slin vIeLlm.

The banana skin found another
victim yesterday afternoon la ihs person
OF Robert Mills. Jr., whose home is on
Jefferson street he was walking on the
pavemement at Ninth and Jefferson
streets when be stepped on the skin. IL
threw aim violently and broke an arm.
The fracture was reduced By Or. j. 7. V.
B,ocksom
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
want EEIt eates at the stntlon.

There is a project on foot to place exit
gates at the P, w. & B Station, es
pscially at each end OF the long shed.
This is being urged for a two-fold reason
that it would Immediately relieve the
officials of the loa6ng annoyance and
would be a safe guard IN case Of evening
orowde
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
Hon. Henry watterson to speak Here.

Colonel Peter B Ayars has received
the contract which was made between
Hon. Henry Watterson and a committee
from Dupont post g. A. r of this city,
for lecture by that eloquent speaker,
In the Grand Opera House Of Jsnuary 16
the subject being Abraham Lincoln
The committee comprises Colonel Peter
B Ayars, L s. Lilzenberg, William A.
Moyston, Joseph Dnffy and Joseph
Wheeler. The lecture will be one of
the most interesting ever given in this
city aud it is expscted that the Opera
House will be crowded
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
WHALEBACK STEAMER LEAVES.

Newly Painted and Provided with a
Complete LiRnumvitm Packing. the
Sycamore clears for DiaquarI.
After a very short visit to Wilmington,
the Belgian wbsleback steamer Saga
more, Captain Voss, came out Of the
dry dock at the Harlan ard Hollings
worth Compauy's shlpysrd and went
out the Christiana She goes direct to
Dsriquari to load for Baltimore. as stated
In yesterdays EVENING JOURNAL The
vessel left Wilmington at noon.
Since she has been In the Wilmington
dock, large force Of Workmen have
scrsped her bottom, painted her entire
hull and put in complete ng-
Rumviie packing in her stern
pipe, through which the shaft runs.
This is a new and expensive material for
this purpose, but Is said to be far better
than brass or other metal.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
the Store for Low Prices.

the house for reliable qualities. the
name FormRn's, the place No. 10 East
Fourth street, ths advantage gained by
dealing with us. money saved on shoe
wants. It's worth looking after.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
NnTIOEN.

I ADIESi Chichester's English PennyroyaI
II pills Diamond Brandt are the best Safe,
particulars, "Relief for Ladies'" in letter by
return mail. at druggists. Chichester Chemi-
cal Co.. Philadelphia. Pa.
90 TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
VI Company's new gallery. Finest in city.
Great reduction in prices. 4O75f Market
etreet. above Fourth.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
Nm Wenthotnlnr Grant Ilq

Clarence A Westhoefer, ex-Opera
House ticket taker. who secured a verdict
for 50 against the Masonic Hall Company
is not yet In possession OF the money
awarded him BY the referees The com
pany insists that, before payment Is
made, he sign a release relieving It from
any further liability. II he will not do
this the whole matter will be carried to
the upper court
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
Beckett's Restaurant,
Nos. c and s West Sixth street.
The Wentl,er.

In the Middle srates and New England 70
day fair 10 clear weather will prevail, with
fresh aud light northweaterlY and westerly
wiuds and slightly lower. followed by rising
temperature On Saturday in both Of these
=. ctions warmer and fair weather VIII pre- =
vail with fresh southwesterly 70 outheriy
winds, followed by rain in The Like Region.
and thence at night TO New England and
possibly 10 the New Jersey coasts; and on
Sunday, partly cloudy weather, preceded
probably by local rain, with lower temper
ature.
New York herald Weather Forecasts -
The storm reported In Ontario has moved to
the Gulf of st Lawrence. Fair ana halcyon
weather prevails with moderate temperature
In almost all sections OF the Uni ed States
A depression. noted in the government
reports, which was central last evening In
Winnipeg will probably move to the lake
region Tonight and thence eastward followed
by rain on Saturday In the northern portions
OF this section.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
me 07th Pennsylvania VIII CeIebrats.

The 9th Regiment. Pennsylvania
Volunteers, will hold their seventh an
nual reunion at West Chester, Saturday.
Octobsr 20 Several Wilmington men
served in that regiment and VII be
present.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
BusrNKss CARDS.
EWING MACHINES.

O EWING MACHINES,
- O'DONALD. u East Seventh street,
leads them all IN low priees.
Brand now 800 machines reduced 10 el0,
tl5 and SO All makes 10 select from.
Singer, Wheeler a 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. h. O'DONABD,
No 12 ECst Seventh Street.
Any maohine repaired. 30 cents up.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
WILAIINGTON FURNITURE
w lHn
STORAGE EXCHANGE.

STORAGE EXCHANGE.
All kinds of Furniture bought, sold and ex-
changed. Stoves and heaters repaired, oil,
gas and gasoline stoves called for, thoroughly
overhauled and returned at A moderate cost
Stoves taken down, stored for the season and
put up ia the fall Address or call,
1905 ORANGE STREET. Wilmington. Del.
II HOEGELSBER9ER. N. D.,
IL 6i6 MARKET STREET,
Made THE EYE Els 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 End guarsn-
tees Subtraction.
GOLD GLASSES, $500.
STEEL GLASSES, so CENTS.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
Yet Time to Leave for the Launch.

President Lswton announced before
leaving, that any Wilmington man who
could not 60 over the B. & O. road at 03
would have ample lime to reach New port
News by taking the - OF midnight train
from the P. w q station. They
could thus join the party early In the
morning
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
NC NorfoIk TraIn,s Dsparture.

As luck would have It, the Old Point
express train due to leave this city at
IL 03, was thirty minutes late in getting
away, caused principally by a delay up
the road. There were many farewells
and exchanges OF patriotic salates aud
smiles before the large party OF vii
minRtonisns, with their silk hats, canes
and badges. pulled out.
Evening journal., 1895-10-18
LAUNCH OF Will MINGT0N
The New Gunboat Named After
This City to Be Given to the Sea
WHO WILL WITNESS THE EVENT

Three PARTIES OF Representative Citizens
and Business Men who VIII show That
the Honor is Appreoiated-wh VIII
60 and How They VIII Reach Newport
News-Notable Men who VIII BE
Present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-03
SENATOR rRvE's ASSUMPTIONS.

Senator Frye is cut in a long, au-
thorized interview in which he essays
TO map out for his party program
which, shc wants adopted and adhered
t. for hfteen years. Senator Frye as
sumes too much. IL is still a large
sized possibility that the Republican
party may not be in position to carry
out any kind OF a national policy for
some years TO come. There is no
chance whatever that It will be re.
turned to power and will be able to
remain in power for fifteen years =
the people were as anxious for Repub.
lican rule as Senator Frye assumes
them to be there would have been not
only a great falling OF IN the Demo
cratic vote at the recent elections, bu I
large increase in the Republi-
can vote. But that was not the case
There was Democratic apathy, and
plenty Of it, this year, last year and
the year before last. Conversions to
Republicauism there were few. Po-
litical history will be made very rap
idly during the next six months, and
the recuperatiye powers Of the Democ
racy will be put to the test once more.
The Republican party during the sa ne
period will be playing the coward or
making blundere. The New York Mer-
curry in commenting on the Frye inter
view makes some pat aud pertinent
points and among others it cieverly
says that the Democratic corpse
over which our Republican friends are
making merry is very much alive, aud
it won be long before it will be in
shape to give series Of public exhibit
tions, to which the G.. O. =. will be
cordially invited. The Democracy
will get together in ample season for
the grand tournament next fall. Wise
,dnsels are TO prevail in Democratic
circles, aud the result may be as aston
ishing aud heartbreaking to the Re
publicans as they will be gratifying
and heart satisfying to the Democrats
There is already manifested in various
localities, and among Democrats who
have not recently been in accord, a
disposition to bury factional differ
ences, to recognize the meaning of the
Democratic slumps of the last three
years, and to unite in presenting a
solid front once more to the common
enemy.
Mr. Frye is too sanguine 10y half. The
unterrilied are going to line up again
on the great national battlefield, and
the Republican najorities that
bloomed this year will have nothing
to do with the case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-03

"Chimmlc the newsboy. was suffer-
ing with bad toothache He was
worried ABOUT It. Tor IL distracted his
mind from business affairs. and Il was
absolutely necessary for him 20 sell
his papers that day. Tommy" the
bootblack. who was a friend OF Chin
nie.s." aud youth OF inventive genius,
noticed the suffering OF his friend and
inquired the cause. "Toothache." said
Chimmie "Got string?" asked Tom
my. yep" replied the other Chimmie
fshed not too clean bit Of string from
his pocket and handed 1t over Tommy
tied II about the offending molar in his
friends jaw, and bracing his foot
against the victims knee. gave mighty
tug. The tooth came OUT, and the ache
with IL. and Chimmie sold his papers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-03
NOTICE.

Territory OF Okl ahema, County Of Lo-
ganSss. In probate court
Ns1ice Is hereby given that on the
22d- day of November, A. d. 1895, T.
D. Nj \ flied in the probate court of
the coun . Of Logan and Territory OF
0xlahom 9 petition praying for let
ter of administration TO be issued to
him upon the estate OF William Gill /,
deceased, late OF the county OF Logan
aud Territory Of Oklahoma
And. pursuant to an order Of said
probate court, Monday, the 10th day
Of December. A. d., lsg5, at the hour
OF . o'clock, a. m, of said day, that
being day of the regular Novemb Der
Term, A. d. 1895, Of said Probate
Court has been appointed as the time
for said application, when and where
any person interested may contest said
petition by filing written opposition
thereto on the ground of incompetency
of the applicant or may assert bis own
rights TO the ad d.ninistration and pray
that letters be issued TO himself.
IiWitness S. 5 Lawrence, Judge of
the Probate Court of the County OF Lo.
gan, and the seal Of the Court affixed,
the 22nd day OF November A. ID. 1895
$ 5. Lawrence, Probate Judge.