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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
Yours very truly. POLK MILLER"

The following talent will contribute to
the entertainment: Captain Frank Cum
ningham. Richmond's popular tenor; AL
Saints Quartette. Or. Downmnns church;
Centenary Quar;ette. Or. Sledd's church,
Imperial Quartette, Southern Plantation
Melodies; Old Dominion symphony Club,
mandolins and guitars; Davis Brothers,
right and left-hand banjoists; Miss Ma
ME Leahy. elocutionist; Mr.. Samuel
Crowder. guitar soloist; Mrs. Jasper l..
Rowe. contralto, First Baptist church;
Miss Ellie Frazier, soprano. Second Bap-
fist church; Mr.. c. c. Crump. bass solo
list; Judge +. II. Farrar Johnny Reb),
and Mr. Polk Miller
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06

Remember we going to sell everything in our store al
NARKED.DOWN PRICES this month in order TO reduce
stock before making improvements Give us call
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
Richmonders In New York.
BUSINESS IN FATERNAL CIRCLES.

NEW YORK, January 5.-(Special)-G.
c. Walters. Imperial: ]. Il. West, Astor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-29
Murdered the Doctor.

SPRINGFIELD, Illinois, July o.
Wednesday night, near Madison
Vile, southeast OF this city, Alfred
Entriken waylaid and killed the
village physician, DR.. Richard
Reasoner, as the latter was return
ing from professional visit. The
murderer used shotgun and re-.
Volver and several shots took ef.
feet. Reasoner had recently at
tended Entriken's wife, through a
spell Of fever, and when she had
recovered her reason was de-
throned, and Entriken believed
that the physician was responsible
for it, by using deleterious drugs
and had frequently threatened to
take the doctors life. The MUIR
derer escaped. A posse is in pur-
suit and it is believed be will be
summarily dealt with II caught.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-29
have been placed there, which at

have been placed there, which at
trscts considerable attention.
The fourth issue OF the Monterey
Messrs. Walker 4 Plumley, and
sparkles all over with news. Mr..
Ferriter, who looks after the local
news, keeps his end up also. Both
the Times and the Mercury vie
with each other as to which will
get in the most local news. Both
papers, without giving name, criti-
cises an Englishman who never
failed to hoist the British flag on
the Mexican national holidays and
the birthday OF foreign kings and
queens, over his house, but would
not raise it on 4th of July. AS
Mr.. j. @. Middleton is private
citizen Of Great Britain. He don't
hold any official position from that
government. He has a perfect
right to run his pocket hsndker-
chief up his pole whenever he feels
like.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. T. G. Coffey, Of San Antonio,
spent several days in picturesque
Monterey.
While here DIR. E. Cross and
others got up hunting and fishing
expedition for his benefit. They
put up q joke on him. They got
him to hold the bag, but Tom was
too smart for them. When they
came into camp they found him
sitting on camp stool eating
bread and cheese with q bottle of
champagne, which he had just
opened, and a cake OF ice along side
OF it, ready to dispose Of. Fhe Doc
tor now swears that he will not try
to put up any more jokes on news
paper men.
Mr.. A. C.. Graham, formerly Of
Pueblo, Colorado, but now of Vic
toria, Tam aulipas, spent q week in
the city. Mr.. Graham has pur-
chased a large tract of land below
Victoria, on the line Of the Gulf
railway, which he is developing.
He is building several miles of ir-
rigati0a bitches and when they are
finished he will clear and break
up the land and sell 1t to actual
settlers.
Mrs. @. M. Sudbury and 8. NJ.
Leary, OF Corpus Christi, spent
several days in the city last week
and had rooms at the Hotel Mon
terey. Mrs. Sudbury is one of the
largest lumber dealers in South.
west Texas.
Mr.. @. p. Boulard and G. w.
Outerside, of Galveston, are regis
tered at the Hotel Monterey, and SO
did Mr.. Il. G. Cofiey while here.
EDMOND.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-29

apace with the doings OF our town
he will doubtless conclnde the met
ropolitan city did not appreciate
his resolutions of condolences, for
our best citizens put their heads to-
gether to secure the glove contest
they were about to loo So.
AT a recent meeting Of the Dal-
las County Medical 50, i.ty the fol-
lowing officers wore elected for the
ensuing year: DIR. Lercher, presi-
dent; Drs. RoeNes anu Aronson.
vice. presiIeats; Dr.. lana, secre-
tary; ard DR.. NcLanr'n, tl"peurar.
Mrs. Caroline Backus, mothcr Of
Lieutenant Backus, whose death
was mentioned in a previous letter,
died at the residence OF J. Crack
ford, 476 Main street. Pneumonia,
was the cause OF her death. rr*
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-29
DALLAS LETTER.
from Our Own Special Correspondent
DALLAS. Tex, July 81, 1895.

From Our Own Special Correspondent
DALLAS. Tex, July 27, 1895.
The terminal scheme is about to
prove a failure. The committee
are at work, making a last, but
strenuous, effort to get the subsidy
notes renewed. II, by Saturday
night, the people do not come up
with the necessary funds, the
Terminal railroad will 60 by the
board. Dallas is going to make a
mighty pull for it.
Some of the wise heads of Dallas
have studied the antitrust law
with great care. One Of whom says,
"If it shall be strictly enforced
nearly all the merchants Of
the state will become con-
victs." The same party further
says: perhaps the greatest danger
under this law is its indefiniteness.
This, together with the severity OF
the punishments, would, IL the
law was ever attempted to be Wig
OrOusly enforced, create a panic in
business circles, the like of which
has never been witnessed in this
state"
Ii this obnoxious law, so detri-
mental to the masses OF the people
to the ones who need protection
is the work OF the governor, it will
never be strictly en- FRIED out. There
will be many loopholes-"slight |
technicalities which the ignorant |
cannot understand" as a promi-
nent Dallas lawyer expresses it
whereby the favored ones can es-
cape it's enforcement.
The young bloods of the country
should elect another young gov
ernor, against the advice of older
heads.
Miss Annie Rogers, a talented
elecutionist of our city,
made her debut before the foot
lights in the McKee.Rankin COM
pany last evening. Miss Rogers
unprecedented Daisy Maitland, in
the Arabian Knights. Miss Rogers
Is said to possess great natural
talent, and is wonderfully enthused
over the profession she has con-
GUIDED to follow.
Mrs. Sidney Reinhardt is dead.
Tuesday afternoon she and her
husband were out riding and at
hat time she was in the very best
If health. Wednesday morning
he was seized with a violent ILL.,
less and,on Thursday morning at
i've o'clock she passed to the I'M
Known beyond, in the prime Of her
life.
The wife Of the late Major John
Henry Brown, is lying at the point /.
# death at her home, on Pearl ,
treet. There is little hope Of her
'ecovery. Ia
If Mr.. Mars, Of Terrell, is keep
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-29
THE LATEST.

beg to inform nv friends and the public
In general that will open night school for
the instruction Of Spanish on Aug. LIST and
I'D. luse the latest and best meth DDS only,
whereby guarantee pupils to learn within 9
70 months. Terms reasonable. For partios
ulars apply to A. F. MARTINEZ, 504 N.
Flores St. Teacher of Spanish in the Public
Schools. Trans atoms made in both English
and Spanish.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-29
CITYlDoTs.

" Bathing has been prohibited in
the Ojo de Aqua, and a flock of
large geese and two black swans
Evening journal., 1895-11-25

All Competition Distanoed-"The Over
land Limited" q New Train Chicago 30
San Francisco.
The fastest train In the world, dlatgncs
considered, will run via the Union Pacific
System
Commencing November 18th tho Uuion
Pacific IN connection with the Chicago
4 North western aud Central Pacific
Railways will run a through train daily
tom Chicago and Council Bluffs to San
Francisco, making the ran OF 2, 357 miles
10 seventy four hours forty hge minutes
This train will leave Chicago 6 90 p M +,
Omaha 8 10 a M, Ogden 40 m /,
second day, San Francisco 45 m /.
third day, and Los Angeles 10 90 M
the fourth day. carrying Through Pull
nan Double Ora wing room Sleepers and
Dining Oar 10 San Francisco and Los
Angeles Bs sure and ask for tickets via
The Overland Route
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
At tha Opera House 1'o-nIeht.

All Wilmington has heard Of the tr,
msndous hit made By the Charles
Hanford, Elihu r Spencer aud Nora
O'Bnen Company here last September in
"Tbe Merchant Of Venice The big
audience that saa It has not gotten
through talking about it yet. and the
other great audience that didn't sea II
bss beon sorry ever since So mary
people have asked Manager Baylis about
the company that he has. after great
deal Of trouble, succeeded in bringirg 6
it back for a return engagement.
This time the play is "Yirginius. q
noble old tragedy that has bseu thrilling
Erg'ish speaking auilsncss for 4
hundred years or more and In which The
bess sotors Amt rlna and England eve
produced have played over hnd over. It'E
only s few times N life that these really
good thlngs me- erializs ard the event Of
Tonight win be q mile stone in Whining
tons theatrical history.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
From Delaware oit1 wav.

special Core Dondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. Nav. 25 5-ars r
Wills. Miss Bessie aud R0bers Mills
spent Sunday With relatives in town
Mss Fannie Mote, Of Ogetop. spent
sunday with hsr parents Nc. and Mrs
Moe.
Mr. aud Mrs |. Ubil entertained Mr.
snd MIS- William Sterile, Of Salem, N
J yesterday
Wilkinson, principal Of the public
schools, apsnt Saturday In New York
MS George Shuster ia visiting ia
Philadelphia.
Miss Caroline Aker Is being enter
aired by friti ds IN Philadelphia.
Joseph Al dsrson IS down the etate On
an extended trip
Miss Annie Ayrss entertained Clsyton
aslor, Of Leipsio Yesterday,
Miss Mary O'N-ill has returned from e
frip TO Philadelphia
Misses Mary ard Ruth Naudsin. of
Odessa. who have bsen visiting Miss
sadie Craig, have re urned to otheir b. ma.
John CFaig and daughte Miss sadie
pent sunday with Odessa frieuds,
Mr. sHd MIS- Green kre rpsn jIpo !
" days with their nephew G soree w
9 cen on their way to the Atlanta
exposition
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
Delaware COLLEGE Closes with aV.etory

spspla Correspondence EVENT. JousnAl
NEWARK Nav q The Delaware Col
lsgs football team cl Eed The season on
Saturday, BY dsfea.iag the Vllanoys Col
leRe, a. Villsnoya. by tbs Sc1re of 10 10 6
TBis team 70 the lightest that has rep
resented the college for years. yet It h,s
made an excellent showing With tht
heavy teams against which it has played
Il has won two games, lost tive
and one has been disputed
as to the result The DslawaE,
beys have a record which doubtless hs.
not been, nor will bs surpassed by any
team IN the country. that Is, not player
has been seriously injured in a game
aud not q substitute has been put IN any
game on account Of any injury This
pleasant circumstances Is chiefly due to The
fact that the college faculty, two years
ago passed reso ution preventing the
students from playing With othef than
educational Institutions
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
IN THE SPORTING WORLD
Warren Keeps It's Record
Clean Thus Far.
DEFEATED THE PHIIA 7. M. O. A.

Other Events Among Local Piayers-a Al
vas Defeated tho Big Boar Team BY q
Close score- Games Elsewhere.
Warren's football team played another
record breaking game on Saturday when
1t shut ont he strong Athletic
Department Of Philadelphla's Y N G. A
team by score Of 10 100 The playing
was not brutal and both teams wers
entirely satisfied with the play
Med made sklllful runs around the
ends for two touchdowns
At the start, the ball was Ia pssses
sion Of the home team BsRga kicked
of. The ball vas caught by Hoffman
who made q gain Of Ave yards. Nv a
series o. plays the bali was carried toWar.
ren's tiiteenyard line, where it was lost
on downs Mears succeeded Ii carrying
the ball back 10 the ten-ysrd line
Pfeutiss and Brinton opened up the llue
and Mcdaniel rushed the bali through
for touchdown. But fifteen seconds
ranained TO play at the time Warren
scored Mcdaniel failed to kick y
goal
Then the visitors did not get the bali
beyond Wsrfen's thirty yard line
Mcdaniel msde a touchdown by going
around right end Prentiss kicked 4
goal Bfintoa. new man. who PLAYED
tight tackle for Warren, played hne
game.
The pipvers.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
soelaI and Personal Notos = D

Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Easum have re-.
turned from Lswes
6aorge West of Lswes, is spending
week in this city.
w Scott Walls has returned to George
Gown after visit here.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Rushton are visit
ing Georgetown friends
Mrs Ed ward Morris, OF Chestnut Hill.
Pa has been visiting friends ia Will
mngton
Mr. and Mrs William Steele, of Pal
myra. n j., are entertaining G. O. King,
% Newark.
Miss Carrie Adsms, OF this city. is
guest Of Miss Bessie Bilderbsek, of
Psnnsgr1ve
James Mcbride is visiting friends in
0onshohocken, Pa.
Mi Emily Niles. Of Philadelphia, has
neen ,p-ndlng few days ia tue CITY as
the guest Of Mrs 5 W Springer.
Mrs Parvis has returned from visit
10 Marcus Hoek.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Buckson and Mr.
and Mrs McFAIlln. OF State Road
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mr. and Mrs.
Arsemas Smith.
Mr. and Mrs E Benson, OF Norris
town. Pa have been visiting Ia the city.
A T Huey, Of Masseys, Md is in town
On brief business and social trip
She iff TruxtoD, OF sus sx county
visited Wilmington to day
D Y Summervills, Of oennsgrove. has
5sen spead ng some time 10 TINS city
Rsv O. Grlse, ID Methods.
minister a. Georgetown, is IN the city TO
day.
John r Whitcraft ard Mics Annie F.
Csdel, hoth Of this city were married 10
C'ndsn n J b, Rev Charles B5wdln.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
They have taken up their residence on
East Fourteenth street.

They have taken up their residence on
East Fourteenth street.
Senstor Gray, who has been confined
to his home foe two or three days with 4
cold. Is cut again a,d will leave for
Washington next Monday
Hon John Pllling, Of Newark, wsa In
town to day.
NJ N WIllets Of Middleto wn, was Ia
this city TO day.
Miss Belle Williams hiss returned from
Chester, where she vialted her cousin,
Miss Csrris Thomson
James Il Hofseksr, Jr., was in New
York to day.
Mrs w 5 Davis returned to her home
10 Georgetown on Saturday, after visit
e her sister, Mrs Robert Wilkins, On
Wena street
Hsrry Johnson has been visiting rela.
lves Ia Georgetown.
The friends OF Miss Amy Dupont v nj
be pleased to learn that ahe will postpone
hef departure TO the South Tor the
Winter until after Obristmss.
MT aha Mfs wilmer M. Mills of
Philadelphia. have been on a pleasant
visit in this city.
Mrs B Wsples. OF Georgetown. Is
peuding some time with friends In the
city.
The marriage bss been announced OF
Miss Mary Conway. ef this city, to B
Frsi keih OF Lancaster, Pa. OF the
pare opRgs Of First Preaby ttrlau Churob.
Rev J +, Milligan d D efi .iased.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25

seilted at the Grand Opera House next
Saturday night Among those which
especially please and for which there has
been great demsnd are; Bonnio's
lullaby song Slum5 Der so Gently" the
duet Love ls Like Dainty Flower" the
TITO Il Told You So, . tde waltz song
Dreaming OF Love- aud the romance
Love, First Love The music 10 tha
second act, which passes Ia the court
yard OF q Spanish palace. Is largely
Spanish In chsrac' or and the dance With
guitar and castanet accompaniment Is
one which sets feet and heads to keeping
involuntary time
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
ftthe nllnn rn .nIrht-

Tonight ct the 81 ~ will be seen one
Of the biggest novelties ever presented to
Wilmington audience A company OF
TWO hundred genuine negroes viii
portray scsnes from their sunny southern
homes, with plantation songs buck and
Wing dancing The performances VIII
open With q grand march aud there will
DO . monster cake walk There will also
ba parade thls afternoon at o'clock
The next attraction at the Bliou will
ba the New Night Owls
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
Atthe nlIou,

Saturday evening closed the three
nights aud matinee engagement played
BY Maize Lewis as Pug Magnify and her
company In the Gold King At tho Bijou
The engagement wes marked by fair
houses and the play was heartily sppre
ciated The company has many in Il
knowl we'll and fsyorably to Wilmington
people and they were given a hearty
reception. This house is rapidly regain
ing place ia the front ranks among the
hrst class pleasure resorts, aud the
shadow which has rested over It is being
removed There seems gocd future
before thia pretty little the atre.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
TALBOT COUNTY couRr.
George Curtis Placed on rrIai for Murder.
rhe Local Option liquor Law.

Aho AoAAA 0bAAbn LiHu0r Law.
EAsToN Nd NV. rs &c, rye Curtis.
colcred, was placed on iIisl to dav IA TIE
Jirouit Court Tor Talbot couptg FOR tha
murder Of Frederick Bsll colored. AZ
Oxford BY shooting him The accused
Il after the shooting, but was
arrested in Somerset county The Jury
try bi p has been crawp, with Dr.
Barber foreman
Toe jury ia the case o. Barney Abrams
sritd ior receiving stolen goods, after
being out twenty four houfs we're ma
bic TO agree and were discouraged.
About 225 Witnesses have heen sun
noned before the grand iary to testlfy "a
70 alleged violation OF the local onion
'quor Law. Complaint has been made
reeeatly about liquor sales BY druggists
o. prescriptions A number OF these
cases will he looked into nloaalv ara
sone feeling bss hsen stirred up over
the matter
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
ADJUSTMENTS,
Rhea'a Last Appearance.

Rbea aud her company gave the
magnificent production Of Josephine,
Empress Of the french, at the Opera
House on SATURDAY. night In Josephine"
Rhes has created ereAt stage character
aud her conception OF 1t Ia matchless
Her supporting company is one OF the
bsst ever seen here. The play was
handsomely staged The costumes Of
the star and tie young women OF her
compsny were splendid in color. design
aud material. and enhanced the.besuty Of
the stage picture to 9 remarkable degree.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
RsbulIdlng q PIaaanro Yaoht.

Mr. Henry's pretty little pleasure
yscbt Wands, Of Philadelphia, has bsen
hauled up on tho HARLAN shears 70 be
practically rebuilt inside Her boilers
hsve been taken out and some Of her
machinery is being removed to undergo 8
reconstruction New boilers will be
placed in.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
The sale of HIeh ul.,. 49,

For 4c per pound and upwards will be
continued each day until further notice
Sugar cured Coraed Beef and Picked
foneu always on hand Something
neT, Beef Sausage. very fne, 10a per
pound try 1t. At Stalls g. 8S. 50. s3,
South aisle Eighth Street Market House
WILLIAM GLYEN.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
Beokett's Restaurant,
Nos 6 and 3 wea' Sixth street
lrEMs or IN sRear.

"What was } blots 40 before the committee
foIYf asked the first club man ut h.B
been pretty well established that he was
aught cheating a. cards ] guess he is
this right tr At he should be. A man Who
cant drop his hu, inass habits when hs enters
Z club has nu hnei I To be ia one. hha that
is all there ls to il. t.'-lndianapolis Journal
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
Young Society People to Act.

IAN Eeening with Howells" will be
spent ia the New Century Club drawing
room on December 5. under the auspices
of the Womans Alliance OF the
Unitarian Church The Seeping Car
and THE Mouse Trap both by Howells.
will be presented Those who will take
part arc the Misses Wales. Miss Bent
Ms Frank $. Garrett, Miss Mary
Bats, Miss Martha Wnitson, Miss
Nields, Mss Louise Elliosu, A. s L
dewss, 4 B Heisel Fred Robinson,
Alfred Warner, Jr, q @ Ffitz aud c. L.
Ward
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
turned ., ~. Fxploslon.

PoEr DEP I'D Nov 25 Alb 1t
J. Bohn. jau,tor of Toms Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Caurch ia Port
q pasit. Was ptinfplly burned by an
szpOsi5n in tbs gas house 81 he churnA-
ae had pump d some water aid gasoline
out OF the vault md was making prepAr.
ations TO Gil il with gasoline. holding
lantern, when be slipped and fell,
the lantern going down into tho vault
breaking and setting fire 70 the vspcr
Ia an instance he was enveloped in
flames and badly burned on the face aud
body His son RoNiand, who was with
him. escap' with slight burns on the
hands and fecs The gashouse was
destroyed. bat the adjoining buildings
were saved BY tire local Ere company.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
gons d pelaware .plnner.

The annual dinner Of the Sons OF Della
ware, OF Philadelphia will be halA st the
Union League. that city, on Saturday,
December 2 at o'clock Those VII
miDgtouisns ho expect to attend are
Colonel Bspj min Nields Prothonotary
Victor B Woo.ley, Deputy Attorney
General Peter L Cooper, Jr., and Francis
FL Hoffecker
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
thanksgiving Attraction at the Cpsra
Houss.

Miss ssniis, who plays tia leading role
Of Clyde Harroa ia "a Romance Of Coon
House Thanksgiy afternoon aud night,
Is q Philsdslphia girl, dnughter Of a
prcmlnenb lasysr there. Ssntje being
merely nom de theatre This is her
irst season on the stage. but she had the
advantage Of a dramatic educai alton in
Paris. Her work has besn warmly COM
mended In other cities.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
\ nInr

GLYNN N-On the slst instant JAMES. son of
Michael and Maria Glynn, aged ~ years.
HiGGINS-In this city. Noyemb-r 10. 1900.
Bridget Higgins, aged 20 years
ROBERTSON On ovs mber "a, Mrs. Cara
VI RoReTs1n, aged "a years.
MARTIN-At the residence Of her mother,
Mrs Name Toner Martin. wife Of Harry l..
Martin and daughter OF the late John j.
Il ner.
NOGice Of funeral to morrow.
SflOHAM -On November -, 1895. Ann
hizab tn otidham. aged GU years.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25

PAul's r. c. Church, Rev. M x. Fallon
officiating. Miss Name MAlony will act as
tiidesmsid aud Joseph Hackbarrh will be
best man II tho evening = reception
viii be held a. No. 70J West second
street
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
. BIrthdax surnrIae.

F. j. Coffin Yves rendered pleasant
surprise party in honor of his birthday
at bis home, Ninth and Poplar streets, on
Saturday nieht. The affair wss managed
by Mrs @ flo. Miss Lulu Phillips and
Miss Grinder aud was q very enjoyable
one The evening was spent In music.
games and social intercourse and
refreshments were served
Those present were Mrs Elizabeth
Phillips, Miss Alice Grinder, Miss Lulu
Phillips. Miss Name Haley, Miss Ssllie
harris, Miss Annie Rsedsr, Miss Minnie
Rommel, Mss Annie Deviney, Miss Sglie
Shiles, Miss Martha Wheatley
Miss Lizzie Cropper, Miss Alice
Nelson. Miss Mary Powell, Miss Craze
Kelly. Miss Matte Phillips. Miss Florence
Holden, Miss Rose Fo~lsy, Ms
Bessie Hshsll, Earl Fran kiln Cofia.
Harry Chalfant, Cnflrd Downes
Frank Bossert, Daniel Barris. James
Strswn. Albert Kelley, Thomas F.h-y
G.. Kn iizsr. Frank Potts William
Taylor E mer Preston, ..Iohu Coiiln
Edward Kelley ana John Walker.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
we pIayers.
49, Rr.hsd lhe renra

Alyss defeated the Bear Station team
on Saturday afternoon Sc ring six points
against the luatrg team four The
Bear Staiian eiavsn is taid to Be tie
heaviest team in Delaware hlt utcd very
little skill in the play The summary
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
Coming Doughs

Coming Dougherty-couehlan weddiae.
Cards have hesn issued announcing the
marriage Of Miss Mary 5 Coughlen and
John r. Dougherty ia St. PsuPs r
Church, November 81 A reception will
iollow at the home Of the bride. No. ia
South Franklin street
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
BRIDES OF THE WEEK.
Many Enjoyable Birthday and
Surprise Parties.
soN5 OF DELAWARE TO DINg

WIImingtoniaus Hho Will Be at the
Annual Dinner In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
People to Act Howsll's Plays soms
Other Matters of Interest to whining
ton People ana Their Friends.
All communications intended for insertion
n this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
munications should be written oA one side of
he paper only.