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Evening journal., 1895-12-06
COLD
WEATHER
CLOTHING,
WARM
WEATHER
DpInCo

Suit or an 0vercoat, or both?
You want what we haye-new
styles, reliable qualities and the
best you can get for your
money. One low price plainly
marked on every article; it
takes no "dealing" to buy at
Sixth and Market, and this is
why you feel satisfied that you
have been treated as well as
anyone else. Why shouldn't
you be: isn't your money just
as good? New styles in Dress
Overcoats, stormers and Reef
ers; Suits just as good as ever ;
Hats, Shoes and Furnishings
popular in style and price.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
Neu omoors oI lha Ivorlllnan.

Friendship Lodge. No 3 Aucient
Order Of United Workmen. held les
annual meeting lsot night and some
remarkable facts Of ihe lodges existence
were talked over kread1hip Lodge was
crtanizad in August. 1881 inst after the
fcruation Of lndustry Loags. OF VIII
minrton lls growth has been steady
and though $50 mem6tra have been on
its roll aud b nov has seventy Eve in
good standing. not oua death hiss
ococrr,i since ifs organization.
Int following are tho officers elect far
the rtst tsrn M W Ori0 Oarrok
foraman. FrancIs W. CrsWell.
0etr.lfr. H harrington: no
corder. Jauss Van Atsdeleni fahnce
l.u Cannon, rsoeivor. John Thomp.
tt0, E0.fo u a. fld0srFi % w . Joseph
Ulle.t @ iV john q king medical
rs1n.at nr leroy Fishers trustee
I.r lr.a years. 3 hnckhWai repro
serNIIee % efaud l5dsa Is F- Baes
hull
Evening journal., 1895-12-06

To Is estimated that this service will
cost from $500 20 81 900 and II viii be
seen by the above list that nearly cnu-half
OF the larger amount has already been
subscribed
Evening journal., 1895-12-06

The prospect is
for cold weather.
Don't wait until
you are compelled
to rush in and buy
what you need
without having
time to carefully
look over what you
can do as to style,
qualities and prices.
Must you buy p
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
IDENTIFIED BROWNIE. :
Policeman Tobin Finds That
He is No. ? Of The Gang.
NI-Lg-gsgUa8T0E -EIQ1HIII0E

phoioelaphinr Burns or Rrowr. tho
Flssf burglar. NOW Locked 10 Jan,
sra who DIDN'T want His Picture
Circulated About or IN Rogues' Gall
lers other Evsnts About tho Town.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NRw CASTLE Dec 6.-Police Officer
Matthew robln last evening telographed
Mayor Boyd that the man "Willian
Brown arrested iu Philadelphia on
suspicion as one 81 the nccompices OF
Luke sNss Eugene Burns the crook SOW
in Jan hcre, had been satisfactorily
identified ss another one Of tho three
desperate burglars who operated in this
citf last Monday morning
Mayor Boyd stated that rsQuisition
p1pers would be secured 40 once 80 that
3r Brown could be brought hore without
delay. AS Tonn ns Be cen bo brought
i1. he viii have 8 preliminary bearlnR
before Mayor Boyd and the amount Of
ban uiH be- fixed, 20 ls Thought. 6t 81 GOO
for tho two charges Of househreRklng and
attempting 30 kiil au officer
There wac novel sight ina Che ii
Yesterday afternoon when Photographer
B1cnar Of Wilmington. tried his best 90
photograph Bnfne. The present captive
Chief of Detectives Miller he'd insis.ed
upou getting d photo OF The crook 90 on
hazstds and So tho experiment Was tried
No sooner was he placed IN position than
his face assumed q frightful eppearanco.
Hs gave bis mouth the 'jaw drop
rolled his eyes up and varied the
Rr'maces.
Bucher was 'on in q moment aud
after making several "hoax' ennps. each
Of which the r0hber thought meant
picture. the photographer made O slow
motion as f 20 take apart bio Gamers,
saying With a Sigh Well. that un-
pleasant Jobs iobbed But 81 wasn't
The instant Bnrn's features relaxed into
fltii normal condition. Busher snapped
hls mHchlno and laughed aloud as he
said "Wol, got you. good
Evening journal., 1895-12-06

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15
DEArHB,


KELLY-On JuIyi3 1895. Julia Kelly, widow
OF the late Francis Kelly.
Relatives and friends ara invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence 800
Walnut street, on Tuesday morning at
9o'ciock. Solemn req lon mass at 3t.MaIys
Church lnterment in Philadelphia
CHANDLER On July 18th, 1895, Anna NJ
Chandler. aged es years
heiattv es and friends are invited to attond
the funeral, from her parehts' residence 9l3
West 9th street, on Monday. 18th inst. at 2. so
p. IN. Without further notice
wELLs-on July ia 1895. Hannah Wells,
aged 80 yeers.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
her funeral from the residence OF her son-
tn-law. Goo. W. Forrest. No. 616 Ch urch 81.
and interment at odd Swede's Church.
Elkton and Philadelp ha papers please copy
CIIAMBiRS.-On May 81. 1895, Susan K.
wife OF l. Newton Chambers aged o. years.
Deceased leaves husband aud i've chill.
dren. four sons and one daughter
Dearest mother thou hast left us
Anu our hearts are lonely now,
Since no more we hear thy footsteps
Nor sec thy cain and placid brow.
No one can ever tell,
The ferlings OF my heart,
As day by day saw thee fade
And knew we soon must part.
Death came In cold and dark embrace.
To case you of your PAIN
And all that's lett TO cheer our hearts
Is the memory OF thy precious name.
Oh, silent gra We. 10 thee we trust.
This precious part Of worldly dust,
Guard IL safe. Oh sacrnd tomb,
TIL In heaven her children ask for room
....z DAUGHTER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15

Is A good story Is told on Bishop Henry @.
Potter OF Now York. when the bishop
visited London several years ago, he wa
invited to a reception by the Englisi
bishops at Lambeth palace He was ia
milinr with tho conventional costume 9
the highest order Of the English church
and In order to do honor to bis hosts OF
dered from q fashionable English tailor a.
English bishops full outflt--full skirt,
coat, knee brooches, shovel hat, silk apro
and all the rest Of it, He donned this nj
tire with some trepidation, but SUSTAINED
and soothed by unfalterlng trust in his
intuitions Of propriety drove to the recep-
ton In comfortable frame of mind
What was his horror to diecoyer every
other bishop present wearing long black
doeshin trousers and minus aprons and
shovel hats Out of consideration for
their American visitor tho English shops
had all doDned the costume with which
he wl,s most familiar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15

IL. IL, Hanf has given his optical depart.
ment careful attention in the study of the
eye FOR some time, having attended a
course oil lectures ard graduating in
optics after passing an examination u fsw
weeks ago. de has made u favorable i'm
preston on number of people by giving
MS time and careful attention to the ex-
animation OF their eyes free OF charge
whether they cure to purchase spectaules
OF not
1hoee who have purchased spec.Acles or
eye glasses alter having their ewes ok.
Hinined and glasses prescribed did not get
fellef and comfort TO their eyes had their
money cheerlully returned TO them after
q fair trial. For the better aucommoda.
Hon OF these suffering from detective
Eltlon we are plensed TO announce that
Hanf has fitted up separate department
IN connection with that branch OF his bust.
meas In we'll lighted front room in tile
second story Of the MCYey building
kighth and Market Streets where the lai .
ast ana most approved appliancos will be
useu Tor optical work AMI tho careful OK.
animation OF each eye separately and
record It's condition free of cnnrge.
lie Will return any money paid for spac.
Lseles or eye glasses after an examination
II the same do not give satisfaction and
comfort after fair trial You are un,iar
no obligation whatever. Those who ara
supplied with spectaeles and eve glasses
pre- invited to call and have them proper.
insertet and lifted Tree of charge,
opticsl depart ment, MeVoy building.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15

One OF the Guuo,l maybe OF all the odd
places in lower New York, another of
those old fireplace retreats, is situated In
very secluded part Of Il very secluded street.
1t has u feature, as all those old places
must have, and 1t has cicntele-a ellen.
telo SO conservative that the place has never
become known. II consists almost entire.
ly of sea oaptMns-old fashioned sen cap,
tains who sailed tho world over before
steam came to change the whole character
of sengoing life and consequently of sea.
going people. The feature Of this place is
the barnacle. That, too, is its name and
all tho decorations, nearly all tho furnish
ings, havo the barnacle in one form or an.
other There gre vases, matohboxes, Gus.
pidors, cups, all made of barnacles. There
are barnaclos brought from every section
of the world, And the proprietor is an
expert on barnaolcs He can toll, almost
in the dark, the Indian ocean barnacle
from the one that grows In the Pacific.
Every captain who frequents the place
makes 1t point to hunt up new barnacle
or two on every voyage to enrich tho equip
ment OF tho place Exchange
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15

DR.. 8. Weir Mitchell in answer to the
question, (which ono OF tho alcoholic
liquors is the least injurious for man to
drink" has written q letter saying that,
setting aside considerations of poculiari-
ties, of personal temperament and indi.
vidual idiosyncrasies and attempting to
lay down rule for the government of the
majority Of cases" he would say Tin gen.
eral way" he adhered to the old traditional
belief that whisky Is, after all, the least
injurious, safest and best" But consti-
buttons and temperaments arc affected in
many different ways. For instance, he
knows MIN who thinks that whisky
poisons him, yet can take champagne with
impunity while there are others to whom
champagne Is poison who can drink whisky
without feeling any the worse for it,
Philadelphin Aserrd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15
FIFTH EDITION.
BAPTIST YOUNG PEoPLR.



In NTH Annual Convention.
The eyes OF the Baptlet world ars turn
ing toward Baltimore. The convention In
that city OF the Young Peoples Union Of
America will begin on Thursday.
Ten thousand delegates are considered
a conservative estimate OF the ate ndance,
and for the next few days railroad trains
will be whirling 60 Baltimore from all
points Of the compass In the United
States and the provinces OF Canada. From
the far West delegates have already start
cd. To-day the delegates from points
west OF the Missouri and Mississippi rivers
commence their journey.
II Is calculated that from 20 to 25 spa-
olal traina will be headed toward Balti-
more for the convention. These trains
will be strikingly decorated with nags.
bunting and notices.
The local com mitteos have oct In motion
elaborate plans for receiving and handling
the great influx OF visitors. Each train
will be met some distance from the oily
by member OF the reception committee.
who will confer with tho transportation
leader In charge OF the delegates aud
telegraph TO the local committee II the
number Ia larger than expected, no that
provision may be made accordingly. 10
Is estimated that $500 delegates alone
will come from the Southern States.
Most OF the convention delegates will
arrive ON Wed nesday between noon and 10
O'Clock at night, and between those hours
the railroad stations will present an AMI.
mated scene. Besides the delegates there
will be many persons who will take adyan.
tage OF the half ,kare rate given by all rail.
roads.
Ten thousand copies OF handsome
souvenir programe OF the Baptist Young
Peoples gathering will be distributed a.
mong the delegates as they arrive on Wed.
nesday and Thursday. 1t WIS compiled
under the direction Of Mr.. Isaac 8. Field,
chairman Of the local printing committee.
and is remarkably well arranged. and
finely printed pamphlet.
1t Ia illustrated by halt tones represent
Ing some of the views Of Baltimore that
will be of most interest to the visitors In
Guiding all the Baptist church edlticss
and of the faces OF their pastors, OF the
memb els OF the local committee OF ar.
rangements and the officers OF the nation.
al orRaniz alton.
The ediilces which have beeu designated
as headquarters tor the parties coming
FROM the separate States are all clearly
set forth, as well as the colors that will
distinguish the section and state from
which each of the TO- 600 visitors hail. The
front cover OF tho book ls printed In q
design In which ls represented the ma.
tional flag. the Washington monument In
Baltimore. and a view OF Old Satei' q
Church. In Baltimore county, which was
the first Baptist church erected In Mary
land.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15
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Major g. ". Raymond. In charge of
river and habor work In and about Phila.
delphia, has made his annual report to the
Chief of Engineers at Washington. The
Improvement Of the Delaware river lie to
secure at mean low water twenty.six
foot channel 600 feet wide at all points be-
tween Delaware Bay and Philadelphia.
The total amount appropriated for the
present project is Sl.l2 .00O, OF which
$500 9l3 has been expended. On the Schuyl
kill river work has been in progress to
deepen the channel to Philadelphia with
satisfactory results
The last Congress appropriated $50. 900
for the completion OF the Delaware BRONX.
water. and in all 81, 72S, 600 has been an.
proprlated for this work. 1t IL stated
that IL oun be completed in a single sea.
son. Several vessels lately have been
wrecked on the substructure, as 1t Is not
visible at high tide.
One OF the Important projects under
Major Raymond's attention is the dredg-
ing OF Philadelphia harbor, the dredged
material being deposited on League
Island. A channel l.00D feet Wide and &c
feet deep is to be obtained in front OF the
city.
The amount Of material TO be dred ged
was about IS 100000 cubic yards, at coat
of about 50. sou. 900. subsequently, whom
this material was required to DO placed on
Lsague Island, the cost was increased,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15

The trustees OF the Brandywlne Sum-
nit Camp Meeting Association will in all
probability erect number OF new tents.
There are only two unrented fonts on the
ground and these are on st Paurs Ave.
As numerous applications for tents are re.
oeived daily by superintendent VandeRrlfG
1t has been deemed advisable to erect the
additional tents. A
Yesterday was perfect day In the
grove Tho cool breezes blew down
through the trees. and while the sun shone
warm In the olty the little village enjoyed
cool but religious service.
The sanitary condition of the ground
this year will be better than ever before
Superintendent Nandegrift has already
begun putting the grounds IN the best
condition.
George F. Vernon and family took
Possession Of their summit avenue cot.
tage on Saturday. They will remain un.
I'll after camp.
William Ii. Robinson removed his family
to-day. They will tent on Summit
avenue.
Rev Mr.. Hanna rode to Wilmington on
Saturday to take charge Of the Sunday
services at Union.
william Griffith sent up a number of
fireworks Saturday and the display was
highly enjoyed. Next Saturday 1t has
been proposed to have display and a col.
lection will be taken to defray the expense.
A large dog which was caught In the act
OF carrying Off piece Of meat from MIR.
Hanna's tent early Thursday N morning, was
shot and killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15

Ofiicer Michael Malloney yesterday
morning saw Joshua frusty. oolored,
With v hisEey glass in bis hand along
xhe railroad. lie came from between two
ears nlorg with two other men. lie then
saw him stop othor colorod men and go
betw,-ci. the cars After sending In his re
port he called upon hief Dolan and
warriint was sworn Out charging 1rusty
with asiiinR liquor without "A license.
1allonoy arrested 'lrusty and found a
bottle OF hiskey aud an empty bottle in
his room.
William Gibson colored. testified that
ne bought glass oil whiskey from
fsusty and paid ten cents Tor same. He
Bought 1t between thu cars
Jrtsty thought that Gibson was mis-.
tAkun as 10 his identity.
y, encer Williams, colored had agreed
to give Joshua tho SUM Of i've cents for a
drink of whiskey lie got the lquor but
di,i not give the money. as he saw the
poiiueanun
1rusty didn't remember ever meeting
StrnceI yesterday. lie claimed 1t was a
bag ct tobacco he had In his hand instead
OF Il glass.
The court Lc eyed the evidence OF tho
thise witnesses and lined Irusty 800 aud
costs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15
Row. NJ. j. McNaus, is In Dover to day.


The electric locomotive made several
successful trips through the Belt Line
Tunnel at Baltimore yesterday morning.
At each trip tho motor hauled eight heavily
loaded freight cara. The brakes on the
cars were set In order to Increase the
dead weight. The distance was made In s
minutes.
Superintendent ]. T. Spurrier and W,
Lccleston. chief train dispatcher. were on
the locomotive during the trips MIR.
Spurrier said the test was in every way
success, and the slot through which the
shoe of the motor sllps gave no trouble.
1t Ia expected that test will he made
to. day with all extra heavy train which
Will probably be witnessed BY President
Mayer,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15

About ak years ago. the mother of vii.
ham and Henry Newsheli was Obliged to
leave no. home. Since then. the boys
have been in the Children's Home. but tho
father took Thorn out. He wants to havs
r them eonlmitted to the Ferris Industrial
Home.
Frank Stout objects to such an arrange.
menf. lie believes the boys, who are
about ii cara old, will he suited by being
eept TO the Childtens Home or to the Pro.
tee Org at Delaware City. Tho boys hava
been somewhat of All annoyance around
the yards OF the Harlan & hoillngsworta
company. Mr. Stout will look into their
essa anu report to the court tomorrow
morniug.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15

At the N. L. corner 7th and Poplar
streets they receive daily from 1000 to
5000 largo fine salt water crabs shipped
by their own shippers. which they are
wholesaling to saloons. restaurants and
private families at very low rates, both
hard and soft shell. deviled crabs pre-
pared at our own depot by experienced
men from the finest crpbs, Ono canned
meat used) ard supplied to restaurants
on very short notice at special rates by
the dozen or hundred. Crab meat pre-.
pared and furnished at wholesale price to
restaurants 10 qt 2 ct. and 4 qt, boxes.
Can always be had on snort notice. Clams
and oysters wholesale and retain. Res.
taurant open every night until 2 q. m.
Soft she'll devlied steamed crabs. CLANS.
oysters and all kinds OF light lunches.
Phone 81 8.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15

Governor Brown and staff OF Maryland
passed through this city to-day in a
special train over the P, w. & i, Railroad.
They were enroute tor Cape May where
the Fifth Mary land regiment Ia encampsd.
He will be met at the depot by the Fifth
Maryland and escorted to the Stockton,
where his headquarters will be. A drill
on tho lawn will follow his arrival, and on
Tuesday the Governor will make a gener.
al Inspection OF the camp aud the troops.
On lhursday Colonel Coke will give a
banquet to Governor Brown and his stnif,
General Stewart Brown and staff Colonel
Frank hIarIoe and staff
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15

LOCAL DOTS.
Five members of the Wilmington BIZ
cycle Club WHO were at Asbury Park last
week arrived home last night.
Tho Wilmington Fishing Club will give
an excursion to the fishing banks on July
27th
Stone is being shipped from this city
for the new railroad bridge ucross the
Delaware river,
The contract for catching and killing
unregistered dogs will be awarded to the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 30
Animals this week.
Mrs s. A. Mount or Jersey City, is visit.
Ing relatives In our city.
Miss Nellie Toppin has returned home
alter two weeks visit In Philadelphia.
Miss Lulu Barker of Delmar is the guest
OF Wilmington friends.
Mrs. John A. Fry is spending q week
with friends In ElItton.
Miss Sallie C. MeFadden is visiting her
brother, Mt. d. MeFadden OF Washlnnt on.
Officers Of Delaware Council Catholic
Benevolent Legion request full atten.
dance OF members ut tho meeting on We'd
nesday evening, July 18th. The excursion
co mmittee will make their report and
other business Of importance will be tIans.
acted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15

Superintendent E, +. Brooks, of New
York, returned home on the 8, 50 train to-
day nfter visit to friends In this city.
The ii. Is O'Clock train for Farnhurst and
Rev Castle had IS passengers aboard
when 1t left this city oday.
Train No 81. which arrives In this city
at g.. a. m, was half an hour late owing
to delay at Clayton by the track beng
blocked by freight car. the axle OF which
had broken.
Two Pullman cars were shipped TO
Washington, ID. c.. to day.
Elever cars loaded with about 500 excur-
slonlsts passed through this city yester-
DAY Tor Tolchester over the p, W. 4 Is.
x. Il. Almost 200 went from this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15


On Sunday last Mi. Eben N. Baldwin
preached for the Mt. Pleasant M. e.
Church people. They were delighted
with his discourse. The gentleman is a
good man, and can command al audience
wherever he goes.
Also on the above day Harry Young, OF
South Chester and Prof A. S. Ottey the
Bible Student of Olaymont had charge
OF the afternoon and evening services at
Mt. Zion 9th and Parker, Chester. Pa.
The latter gentleman addressed about
300 persons In the open air services. and
80 pleased were they with IL that he was
requested to come back on tho next Sun.
day, which he could not do. for he will be
at the Local Preachers camp meeting, to
Le held in Leslie. Md.
On the above afternoon the presiding
elder, Rey. Louis L. Barrett. preached d
grand sermon on the word Power" He
ID much liked here by the Claymonters,
and he knows. though few In number,
that We have some OF the old-time religion
etlll left. He gives plain gospel talks,
easily understood, and he don't have to
talk two hours to give fifteen minutes'
talk. TRUE As STEEL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15

First Lieutenant F. 2. Libbey of the
cycling contingent of the District Ma
tianal Guard of Washington. who is rid.
ing from that city to Boston, In order to
demonstrate the utility OF the bicycle Ia
time of war. arrived In this city this
morning and took breakfast with Captain
Bullock
Lieutenant Libhey reached Stanton last
night. lie Ia to reach Boston In DAYS
and left for that city this morning. On
his wheel the lieutenant carries a tent,
rations and clothing, which increases its
weight to SO pounds. The rider weighs
100 pounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15

Last evening shortly after Z O'Clock the
people OF New Castle were surprised TO
hear loud singing by a hack party. They
thought that the double quartet was
singing Hold the fort for we nre coming"
but such was not the case. Those IN the
! hack did not belong to the Salvation Army
| nor the Christian Endeavors but TO the
Old Bachelors Club. whose head quarters
are at No. East Seventh street. this city.
Yesterday morning the party left this
city and went to Evans farm, betw cen
New Castle and Delaware City,
Thoy spent the day very socially drink.
Ing milk, roasting eggs and chewing
chestuuts.
The coming woman has no show among
| the cub, for none of the mem bers ad-
mlre the wearers of the famous boomers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15

UNION STREET PARK,

"0llvette" will be tho drawing card at
Union Street Park thls evening, and will
be presented by the Robinson Opera
Company, In full. This company Ia n ver.
satile one In every way, ami should be en-.
couraged by all. The attendance at the
last few presentations by this company
were we'll attended and it seems that it fs
becoming quite favorite. You should
not fail to witness one OF tho three per.
formances Of "Ollvette.1 1t will also be
given tomorrow and Wednesday even
inH1.