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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-08
Glass Cutter,

Mr. Fed Weinich an expert glass
engraver has been engaged by
Chatfeld & Buhrman to remain in
their glass ware department for a
few days and will give their custo-
mers something nice in monogram,
initial or landscaping on tableware
glass. Go and see Mr.. Weinich
work with his wheel and you will
know how such work is done in the
future.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-08
Notice OF Dissolution.

The firm heretofore existing ano
doing business under the name Of
the Interstate Drug Store (Bren
gle and Buel as proprietors) Is here
by dissolved by mutual consent, O.
@, Brengle will continue the busl
ness, pay all endebtedness and col
lect all accounts pertaining to said
firm,
Q. Q, BRENdLg,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-08
Sir. Henht.

Patronl2e nome INDUSTRY Buy
your cigars of Koerner q Co., man
ulacturers, 2l2 State Line Avenue
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-08

nrnmoNDs,<
SILVERWARE,
r.welry. Pure 1S kt. Gold Rings
Fine ~" r,,nost and Most Chmplete
the Stock in the City,
LOUIS EZHILBRON,
Is,djng and Reliable JsWeIer.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
LITTLE TRIX is DEAD.

Magistrate John A. Kolley Loses a
stauuoh aud Devoted Friend-A Victim
of Dumb Rabies.
Visitors to MAgistrate John A. Kelley's
Office are familiar with the little silver
Skye, which WAS one of the fixtures OF
that court The little fellow always
had q greeting for those he knew, and
took as lively an interest In the cases
tried there as anv one For his master
be had an affection amounting to
devotion, aud was ever ready to resent
any fanclsd slight He answered to the
name Of Trix, aud in ths Magistrates
eyes was practically beyond any value
that could be placed on his race. Poor
Trix is no more and there Is genuine
mourning in his home aud at the ofics
Last Summer while playing on the front
pavement, Trix WAS bitten by a large
dog, and about a week ago ne began to
manifest signs OF dun rabies. Several
OF the mest sklAiul tertiary surgeons
vera consulted but in vain, and yester
day afternoon 1t bscame necessary to
chloroform him aud pat him out Of his
misery
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
TO HANDLE 100 PULLMAN CARS

Wilmington shops to he Filied with
Parior and Sleeping Cars for New
Light and Heat Systems.
About 100 cars Of Pullman's Palace
Car Company will undergo an overhaul
log at the Wilmington shops to have
their systems Of lighting and heating
entirely changed to conform with the
more modern plans OF providing these
oonveniences
Two Of these cars we're sent out from
the local shops this morning, having
been thoroughly overhauled on this lipe.
Gasoline aud Plntsch lights Will be
placed In instead Of the old system OF
lamp lighting, now 70 little
used except on the oldest passenger cars
As thefe Pullman cars to be worked
upon are those that have not been In the
shops, except to be painted for several
years, they still have the old system.
Steam heat fixtures of the most i'm
proved type will bs placed In to take the
place Of the old plans now rapidly going
out OF use Tue cars will not be over
hauled, except by the plumbers and 6t-
torB
Evening journal., 1895-10-29

No Special Day On which Flags Shall BE
Flown From the sohooIs-The Board Of
Public Education TraRsasts Consider
able business.
The members Of the Board of Public
Education held an interesting meeting
last evening the subject of school flags
being the main theme. DR. Shortlidgs
opened the ball bv moving that hereafter
Old Glory be flown from the school
houses only on Thursdays and legal
hOl days He explained that his motion
WAS based on the expense simply and not
that he was opposed to the outward
manifestations Of patriotism.
Mr.. Morrow thought this was matter
TO be left TO the visiting committees
On his school the flags were raised only
on favorable days and care was taken to
keep them in repair. This motion was
defeated.
The COMMITTEES on Health reported that
there was nsmbsr Of structural defects
in the schSols. some Of which had been
remed died There we're also some alb
sorbent book covers which the committse
had condemned The COMMITTEES recon
mended Improvements to sewer connec-
tions and III kept closets.
Inc question OF taDio CLOCKS wax IN
definitely postponed The colored people
of the Twelfth ward were also granted
the use Of ths old desks formerly In Ne
0 for the purpose Of fttiag up a night
scheol
The report that there were thirteen
applicants for No. 13. school for whom
there were no seats, was referred to the
superintendent and the matter OF the
illness of the janitor at No. 26. to the
proper committee The High School
csmmitts wss empowered to set aside
the room adjoining the library for a
depository for nAtual history specimens
The salary of the jsnitor Of No. 10 was
increased to S225 year
The Committee on Teachers reported
IL as insdvisable to change No. 8 district
but granted permission for children in
No 10 and IL to enter there II was
also considsrsd i7advisable to open a
grammar grade at No 81.
The secretary read the resignation of
Miss Belle Morrison, first assistant Of No
Is, aud it was aecspted After transact
ing quantity of minor business the
board I'd diourned
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
CzlR REED, CzAROWIlz RATLEDGE.

they Spent Yesterday Cunning for Rab-
bits On sherin Gniis's Farm Near MT.
Cuba.
Deputy Sheriff James P Ratledge and
Fourth Assistant Deputy Sheriff George
Reed went out cunning Ia company
Yesterday. The scene OF their operations
Was Sheriff Gillls's new farm near Mt
Cuba
Ratledge grew so excited at the sight
Of 3 small mulo gallopiag towards the
barnYard that. thinking 40 was b rabbit.
be yelled R,sd. shut the cato --onos
oomiug 10 shut both eyss,
pulled bo'h triggers, went oh both feet.
and as he saw the small mule gallop of
said ruefully: Missed him. BY jueksi
now he'll get In that brush heap and
well never get hin out
sheriff Glilis isauthor'ty for the state
ment that Reed SHOT so orooksdly that he
doubled the twist of bis gun barrels and
strained the stock by taking shots which
we're unnecessarily long and wholly
uncalled for
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
PRVSBYTSRIlNS UNITED EFFORT.
Opening of the Revival In West Church.
Each Christian In tho Congregation
Pledged to Bring In Friend.

Opening OF the Revival In west Church.
Each Christian In tho Congregation
Pledged to Bring in a Friend.
When the union Presbyterian revival
services opened 10 West PRESBYTERIAN
Church last night, there were seated In
the pulpit, beside DR.. Lafayette Marks,
n charge Of the meeting, these
ministers; Dr. A N Keigwin, r
Milligan, w. Frederick Lewis. T. E
Montgomery, William McFArlan, w. p.
Swariz
Dr. Marks preached the sermon from
the xxxxvi Psalm: will be exalted in
the earth.
In beginning revival, the minister
said proper conception OF Gods relA
tions With men Is necessary The *
ample OF John the Baptist was quoted by
the preacher sH an illustration Of how
men could exalt God through faith ia,
and with love and obedience to Jesus
Christ. He thought the Baptist wss the
greatest preacher of the New Testament,
excepting possibly the case Of St Paul
AS tue forerunner OF Christ be wrought
his wonderful rsforr- alton without mira
cles He was simply a preacher OF th,
doepel exslting his master, declaring
that while the servant ihall dec ease
the master shall Increase.
Again, men should exalt the work oil
the Holy Ghost. The work OF che Holy
Ghost is to teach and comfort men
mRnifestlng It's power ia the ordinances
Of the church. God Is exalted IA the
constant aud reverent use OF the means
OF grace He should be exalted In the
Bible-Eis Woid. There Is no other
word so important as this. No book
ever brought such a message to man a.
this Il reveals God as a father Cnrlsi
as a Savior; aud eternal ! II ~ the gifl
of God through Jesus ChriAt God Il
exalted Ia the thoughts Of tho people by
tho acceptance OF these truths; by honor
Ing God ia Els word by accepting Jesus
~ His Son. and seeking knowledge oi
God aud His Christ through the teach
ings Of the Holy Ghoat
Rev. w p Swariz conducted an altar
service In which every Christian was
asked 10 pledge himself for personal
work 10 cave some friend. An invitation
was extended to all the Presbyterian
members Of Christian Ecdeavor societies
OF the city TO meet the pastors OF theii
various churches at West Church to
morrow evening at z 30 o'clock.
Mrs. Keigwiu conducted prayer ser.
vice at 4 o'clock this afternoon Rev. A.
N. keig win will each tonight.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
Penns,'s Pretty sehooImarms

MEDIA, Ost. 20 The forty-second
annual session OF the Delaware County
Teachers Institute met in Gleave Hall
here yesterday for five days meeting
The town is full Of school teachers from
all over the county. The attendance is
very large, 234 out Of the 236 teachers
engaged in teaching In the
county being present The exercises
began at o'clock and we're opened by
prayer by Rsv Mr. Long. There was
singing by pupils of the Media public
school, and superintendent A q.
Smith made a short address welcoming
the teachers. The teach srs then sang
"Mnsic In the Air, led by Professor l.
0resh, Of Milton, Pa, who will have
charge of the singing during the week.
DR.. g NJ. Phillips, principal of the West
Chester State Normal School, gave q talk
on THE Earth 4" Mrs Mary R Walker,
3 teacher in Neither Providence, read pa
par on the question, "Should Teachers
b Required to Pass Annual Exsmina
tlous2' aud the subject was fu,ther
discussed ny Superinteudsnt Smith and
Teachers w Il Harrison, of Norwood,
ald j. h Broomall, of Colwyn The
afternoon exercises closed with talk on
History" by Professor Henry w.
Elson, Of Philadelphia. The evening
entertain nent was a reading, David
Garrick," by Leland T. Powers. OF
Boston. he was well received by a
large audience
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
nIr. smllh ana lhe rorpedo. i.

Hon. Thomas B. Smith WAS passen
ger on a Delaware avenue trolley car
FLich rolled It's way up Market street.
this morning When near the Grand
Opera House the wheels crushed a
torpedo which WAS lying on
the the track. A loud report
followed which brought Mr. Smith TO
The rear platform For a few seconds
he looked As though he we're meditsting
whether 1t would be better TO stay on
the internal machine or risk a leap to
the sidewalk he decided to stay on.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
RIaatInr I'm the Ninth.

Some heavy blasts are being set of by
the men who are doing the sewer wo,k in
the Ninth ward Residents OF the
neighborhood think that the charges are
too heavy for operations In a residence
section. One blast set of Yesterday
njures gas main and impaired the Ell
cheney Of the gas light service. Ou
Saturday the logs covering a blast on
Market street between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets. were blown fifteen
feet from their position, some Of them
demolishing grape arblr on the Shaw
property
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
LsLIOA'S SMASHED BOW.

Big French Steamship Arrives in Tow of
Three Tugs with Her Stern Stove In.
At 6 30 o'clock this morning the
French steamship lie Lion, which was
badly stove in In the Delaware bay COLL
sion, arrived in the Christana She was
in tow Of the river Tugs New Castle,
Philadelphia and Churchman and was
taken up to the Hsrlan and Hollings-
worth Company's where she will be
overhauled and repaired
All the upper part Of LIS Lions stem is
crashed In. fifteen plates being either
broken or cracked Several Of the frames
ale also crushed While all the damage
TO the vessel appears to be above the
water line, n may be necessary to dock
her for official examination.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
AT LAST THEY AGREE.
w. c. R. R. Company to
Patronise Home Industry.
ORDERs THREE OARs BUnT HBRE

Jackson aud sharp VIII Build Three for
Use on the Delaware Avenue and West
Eighth street Llnes-ro BE Finished
In Time for Holiday Travol.
It Is now generally known that the
Wilmington City Rallway Company has
devlated from It's time worn custom Of
not recognizing. much lees aiding, homo
industry by contracting with the Jack
son and sharp Company for the building
Of three iue electric oars-t0o for Della
ware avenue and one for the Eighth
street railway
II ls the frst time In the history Of
electric railroading that the Wilmington
firm has thus encouraged most
promising home Industry and vii
mington patrons Of the street
cars will look forward with eager
anticipation 70 the appearance Of
these new trolley cars on the streets In
time for the holiday trade, by which
time they will surely appear.
Work Is now well under way on this
important contract Tho cars will differ
greatly from those now IN use by the
city railway company In the past
four or Eve years, since the Wilmington
cars were pulili lnefc nave Deen
scoros OF improvements patented or
devised for electric street cars aud these
nov being built will be entirely OF the
more modern type and bs h.ted with
nearly All the improvementl
MAY Uso Electric Heating
The cars will be rs ieot and 9 inches Ia
|, myth and will be fitted with tho new
vestihules Seats, Windows and interior
win be highly polished ana adorned with
various kinds Of ornamentll work.
Electric heating, which is being worked
so successfully on all the cars put out
by the jackson aud Sharp Company, may
be used la these cars although this plan
OF making the CARS GO nfofta6le. hss
never met With success on DslRwafe
avenue cars Nos Ga and 65 which are
provided with electric heating aparatus
The railway company has not, how
ever, decided TO adopt the electric heat
ing arrangement. but may conclude 90
have the cars 30 fitted before they are
com pleted
IL is said that the contracting SOM
pany viii have the three cars finished In
tairty days
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Transfer Of real estate at Ninth and
<frkwood streets from Howard K. ntaats TO
Quieley a Muilin, WAS fled to-day.
William r. Sharpless. OF this city, has
gone TO Woodbury. 70 enter the employ OF G..
q. Green as travelling salesman.
Building Inspector Gfubb has granted a
parmit for alterations 10 house No. 1901
Franklin street. TO Elwcod jackson. Value
s201.
The German harQue Cuba, CAPTAIN Loot
C cared 70 day f ON Marcus Hook for Ham-
burg with 3j6 0J7 gallons Of refined oil. valued
at s21 363
Wilmington lodge. No. X. Of p, took
ia four new members last night.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
The Harraat nd Conkmnn.

The revival meetings which have been
In progress at Oookmsn M K Church
have proved very successful and nine
conversions have been made Last even
ing Rev. w g. Rooms received these
nine on probation aud one by letter.
This evening Rev. John France. the new
pastor, viii conduct the services.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
mi,sIonarv workers TO nfeet !.

On Thursday afternoon, the annual
meeting OF the Wilmington District of
the Women's Home Missionary Sosisty,
which was postponed on account of the
union revival services. will be held in
Scott Church at 30 o'clock THIS
meeting will bo attended by dele
gates from all Parts Of New Castle
and Cecil county
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
Larlnr the New rselehter,a Dol.

Warmers new freight psekst which is
being built to take the place Of the old
Colets Is beginning to assume her full
proportions this week Everything is
now Ia readiness to lay the deck and put
up her guuwale. The launching OF this
boat will be made an interesting event In
the history OF vessels for locsl use.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
BuiidInr a New Vessel At Bethel.

Captain Henry Clogg snd E. w.
MoMssters have sold their half interests
in the schooner Minnie and Emma to s.
L Webster. Captain Clogg will 60
to Bethel, Del. where he is having a
three masted canal schooner built by
George X Phillips The new vessel is to
be 1870 feet long. "a feet beam and n
Feet depth Of hold.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
me pI,bop 10 Address nfasons.

Bishop Coleman will deliver the
address to night At the Masonic Lodge
Of Sorrow which will be conducted 10
night With all the solemn magnificence
of the Ancient Free aud Accepted
Scottish Rite Mason, in the Academy
Of Music, Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
Tbe Ri,er Front meeting.

The mass meeting TO be held In the
Board OF Trade rooms on November to
discuss measures for obtaining Della
ware river front gives promise OF being
largely attended by representative men
Of The city. While the discussion may
become qaiie warm, by reason OF rival
interests involved, the projectors of the
movement feel confident that the inter
change Of views will prove highly bene-
-. Il
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
Two Years for. Sheppard.

BRIDeEroN, Oct. 30 Walter Shep
pard, who pleaded guilty to the theft Of
a blcy and who. since his incArcera
tIon 10 the county Jail st this place,
attempted to break all, was sentenced
to two years In the state prison by judge
Hosgland
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
soecIai services At wesley Church.

Rev. A 7. Scott will preach at the
revival services In Wesley NJ. e Church
tonight Dr. Hulburd will preach there
on Thursday evening The services are
proving entirely successful.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
RrandrwIne ReInr ExsmInad

The Wilmington Steamboat Company 3
BrRndywiue, which has bsen lying at
Nea6e & Levy's, Philadelphia. is now
being examined and will be ready TO
resume her trips to PhiladelphiS next
Saturday The Brandywine's boilers and
machinery are being overhauled and
tightened M.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
Tha Plans Not Hsra.

An EVENING JOURNAL reporter called
upon Superintendent james W. Ware
at the New Federal Bnilding this mora
ing and asked him II he had received the
plans and specifications for finishing up
the work He said that he had not. and
did not know when they would arrive.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
Fnta ma raLIr

BRIDeEToN, Oct. 30 John Slckler,
who so badly frightened the people here
Saturday night by declaring that he had
murdered a highwAyman, aud then said
he was lying, was given a hearing By
Mayor ApplegAte aud sentenced to ten
DAYS in jail for being drunk and disor-
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
Nev DeIaware Roaa conductor

Ernest Ellis is acting as conductor on
the Delaware railroad in place Of Con
ductor Lemuel Hitch who has gone on 6
two weeks vacation. Mr.. Ellis is oDa o.
the baggage masters and this Is his first
assignment as conductor.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
Typhoid's neadIy work.

Special Correspondence Evening journal.
MIDDLETowE, Oct. 29.-R. Lewis
Truax died on his farm near this
place yesterday afternoon after a
long Illness Of typhoid fever
be was 45 years old and leaves wife
and two children. An ardent Demo
orat he did effective work for the
party In Appoquinimink hundred and
was, several years ago. tax collector dis
wife Is a daughter Of ex Levy Court
Commissioner Joseph Roberts
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
Rnrrnlnn ln underweal |!

The largest aud best assortment Of
Underwear in the city at the loves, prices
at ROSES, 2l0 Market street. The best
va uos for the price ever offered Head
quarters for Working Gloves
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
sumner Post G. A. R. to the Front.

The members Of Charles Sumner Post,
No 4. G. A. r.. eolored, have placed
themselves on record as sympAthizing
with the cause of Cuba Llbre Last
evening the post met and adopted the
following. Resolved. That we are all in
sympathy with the Cubsn patriots In
their struggle for liberty and we should
be plessed II our government would lee.
ognize them as belllgerents."
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
Bark Iodine, Ready TO Go Up.

At the Jackson and Sharp Company 3
shipyard the Greenland bark Iodine will
probably be hauled out on the railway
for complete overhauling, tomorrow
morning. This mornings high westerly
wind blew out the water Of the Christians
until it was impossible to handle the big
vessel
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
THg HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL.

IhurtuhY Will bo bohatoh DhN ana
This Evening the Training Glass for
Nurses win Have It's Commencement
Next Thursday will be donation day
at the homeopathic Hospital aud the
managers Mrs r. w Mendinhall, Mrs
William q Penny ioksE, Mrs. Frederic
Pyle, Mrs Charles w. Pusey, Mrs
r. S GRrret, Mrs Samuel Bancroft.
Mrs Thomas Savery, Mrs W. q Swift
and Mrs C. f Rudolph have issued an
urgent call for donations from Friends Of
the institution. Everything in the line
Of provisions, luxuries. clothing and
money is acceptable, aud donors are
requested TO send in their names with
their offerings
This evening the commencement exer-
clses Of the hospital training school for
nurses will be held In the New Century
Club rooms. There will be three
graduates
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
snperIntendent Thomna's InstalIatlon.

Robert f. Thomas, the new superin
teudent Of the Sunday Breakfast Asso
ciation aud Rescue Mission will arrive In
this city on Saturday afternoon. A
reception will be rendered hlm at the
rooms at Seventh and Lombard streets
by the members Of the association and
their friends. and will be followed by
his installation The clergy Of the city
have been specially invited to be present
Ga Sunday the first breakfast will be
served
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
THE GOVERNOR MAC coRKLe HERE.
Johu II. brakes Private Car Arrives for
PolishinE-up.

John Fl. Drake. OF the Drake and
Stratton Company. Philadelphia sent his
ine private car. Governor MacCorkle."
to the jackson and Sharp Company to be
polished mp for a trip Mr Drake IL about
to take through the South. The Cue car
Is named for Governor MacCorkle, OF
West Virginia whore Mr. Drake Is
interested iu several prosperous railroads.
Work on the car will be completed In
Il - Hnrn
Evening journal., 1895-10-29

once seventh and King. Phone 546.
q. T. Sergeant dealer in coal and wood
ksg- large Doa coal Tor family nae 81. DO
EE- Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29

New York Herald Weather Forecasts
The "cold wave" 10 the rorthwest yesterday
morninK has moved southwest over Lake
this morning. 10 will be felt corHide ably in
this section tomorrow. ffosts will occur on
Wednesday night az fer south as North Caro-
lima. The official weather reports last night
show that the weather continued generally
dry in almost AL sections OF tho United
states aud the British possoarlons. Light
In the Ia-Ea rnClnn and 81 LAMrenco valley.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
Two of the oneen Ammo Kind.

A. l. Johnson will crest two houses
on his lots at Ninth and Van Buren,
streets. They will be three stories
high aud OF Qaeen Anne's style. Plans
have been prepared and contractors are
figuring upon them.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
HENRY s. BLACK.
BARTON d. CURKEY.
Late trading As HENRY S. BLACK & co
October %, 1895.
BUsINnss CARDS.
cEMING MACHINEs.

LEWINr MACHINES,
- O'DONALD, l2 East Seventh street,
leads them all in low prices.
Brand new $50 machines reduced to SIC,
Sl8 and SO All makes TO select from.
Singer, Wheeler p Wilson. New Rome, Do
nestle, White, Standard and all other makes.
ANY machine aent on trial. free,six months for
caah, two years on installments. Send postal.
j. II. O'DONALD,
No. IL East Seventh Street.
ANY machine rapAired. 30 cents up.
Evening journal., 1895-10-29
WILMINGTON FURNITURE
" AND
sTnRAGE EXCHANGE.

All kinds of Furniture bought, sold and ex-
cha lged. Stoves and heaters repaired, oil,
Ras and gasoline stoves called for, thoroughly
overhauled and returned at q moderate cost
Stoves taken down, stored for the season and
put up in the fall Address OF call,
1905 ORANGE STREET, Wilmington, Del.
II HOEGELSBERGER. NJ. D.,
IL Si6 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 CENTS