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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

j. S. James, d. D., of Philadelphia,
has secured the required minimum
l,500 shares of stock in the new Bap-
fist newspaper for Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Delaware. In accord with
the conditions of subscription, he has
called meeting of the stock sub
scribers for organization and incorpora-
tion to be held at No. 1920 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, at 2.30 p. M,
Monday, October 18th. 1t now looks
as if the new paper would be in circu-
ation in the course of few weeks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31
wedding Al Cnmnrinre.

Miss Sarah G. Wright, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. r, T, Wright of Cam.
bridge Md, and Mr.. Levin II. Dali
OF the same town, are TO be married in
Christ Church, Cambridge, on Thurs.
day, November It'll, at T. o'clock. Miss
Wright is one of the best known and
most popular young ladies' in the East
crn Shore, and has many friends in
this State, whore she has visited. The
groom Is prominent young man in the
town where he resides.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

The Warren foot ball team played
another good game Thursday afternoon
on the Union street grounds, defeating
the team from the Athletic Club Of
the Schuylkill Navy by score of p
to 0.
The visiting team was no match fo'
the Wilmington boys. in fact they wers
scarcely in the contest at all. Play
was continually in the visitors terri
tory, and it was due mainly to indi.
vidual playing that the score was not
larger. Some of the players on the
visiting team did good work, but the
team playing was at discount com
pared with that of the Warren. Nc
Dannell, Chambers, Rothwell, Mears,
Mccartney, and Prentiss specially dis
tinguishing themselves in the first
half. Horace Mcdaniel made two
beautiful runs, which were made pos
sible by excellent interference. Several
of the visiting players tackled well,
and at times playing was steady. The
Warren boys saw early in the game
that they had 'cinch," aud in con-
sequence the greater part of the first
half was devoted to bucking the centre,
and most of the time they had little
difficulty in going through the line.
In the first half two touch downs were
made and one goal was kicked, making
the score 10 to 0 when time was called.
Right-half Phillips and Full back
Bodine were both injured in the first
half. Phillips got bad cut in the
head and Bodine had his right ankle
sprained. Both retired, Phillips Civ
ing way to Dart, whose place was filed
by Dunbar. Van Leer played full-back
IN place OF Bodine.
In the second half Warren started off
with rush and in seven minutes the
ball was forced over the line for a
touchdown. The goal was successful
and the score was run up to Is. Prem
tiss interferred with telling effect while
the touchdown was being made. With
about six minutes to play another
touchdown was made and the goal fol-
lowed. Score % to O. On tho kick
off by A. @. S. N, Horace Mcdaniel
got the ball and started around left
end. The visitors turned their whole
strength to that point, and Horace
made a sudden break for the centre,
and when he found he was blocked
he made break around right-end. He
succeeded in passing nearly all of the
visitors and made good gain, but wal
finally overhauled and prevented from
running to the goal line. He wai
loudly applauded for the play. Mast
play was INDUCED in during the greate
part of the remainder of the game, bu
no more scoring was DONE The visitor
were not anywhere near scoring at an,
stage Of the game. But some of th,
men understood their business. Tn,
team work might have been better
Both teams were pretty well matched
for weight, and the home team wa
disappointed that the visitors could no
put up stronger game. The team
lined up as follows:
a. c. 5. y. WARREN
q. T. Middleton. left end. .......... .Josly
B hunt .....left tackle........Rothwe
Rogers. left guard. ..,....... Gree
Juvenile. ..........c centre .Simn
q. Middleton, fright guard, $50. chamber
Streator. right tackle. ........ Begg
Gardner. right end. llanC
Binder... quarter back. Prenti'
p nrts'Ps' ...right half-back....,.... Meai
Jones, ,.,....,.left half-back :. ,Mceartne
R nah n,eer' ......full back,...... McDanne
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

bins, Is years of age, shot and killed
Joseph Miller, q carpenter. to. day be-
Miller and Mrs. Dob2ins had quarrelled
and the man applied vile epithet to
the woman. Young Dobbins ordered
Miller TO cease swearing, but the latter
repeated the epithet and was shot
through the heart By the enraged boy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

ABOUT 10 STOCKHOLDERS Of thc dofunct
Wilmington Oil and Leather Go. have
been summoned To appear before the
United States court November 4th.
The par value Of The company's stock
was S25 per share but only s. on each
share was paid The court will deter
mine whether the stockholders can be
compelled TO pay the balance due on
the shares. The company is said t.
owe SO 600
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

George Atkinson, aged j years, re
siding at a and Head streets, was
badly injured at the crossing of Third
and Railroad avenue Wednesday after
noon by being run over by farm
wagon driven by Mrs. Willis, residing
on the causeway. The child vas going
up Third street and was knocked down
by the wagon which passed over his
right side and shoulder. lie was not
seriously injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

Only Ten Minutes Consumed by Last Thurs
day Evenings Session.


Thursdays session of City Council
was remarkable for its brevity. 1t
continued only 10 minutes. Routine
business was transacted.
Tho city treasurer reported the fol-
lowing bank balances; Union National
Bank, $3.50, 56l. 2l to tho credit of cur
rent expenses and $50, 600 to the credit
of special fund for the purchase Of
park lands; each of the four deposi
tory banks, S22, 227 to the credit of
current expenses; total amount in
bpnk, sl95, Ago. 26. lie also reported
the following receipts: From Receiver
Sayere, s225 and S30u city and school
taxes for 1893 and 1894, respectively
from Receiver Mitchell 800, similar
taxes for 1895; from each of the -four
depository hanks, si3. i3, interest. The
city auditor reported that the city
treasurer's accounts are correct.
a communication from Charles Baird,
asking for the refunding of overpaid
/ taxes amounting to S39. 80, alleged IL
have been assessed in error on a build.
ing in the rear of No. ia Walnut street,
was referred 10 the law and finance
committees.
Interest due November LIST, amount
ing to 81, $40, and bonds due then,
amounting TO 81, 600, were ordered paid
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

Boston, Mass, OFT. q. Capt. Gas
kill, wife and the ciew of the steamer
City of st. Augustine, reported on fire
at sea by the steamer Orizaba yester-
day, reached this port this morning on
board the Savannah line steamer City
Of Macon. They were picked up by
the Macon soon after leaving the burn
ing vessel, last Monday night, having
suffered very little discomfort from
their experience.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

Miss Fannie Kennard was a brides
maid at the wedding of Joseph j..
Martin and Miss Mary B. Talbot,
which took place at West Chester
Wednesday. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Bringhurst the
Misses Brnghurst, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry b. Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs, Ken
nard and George S. Grubb Of this city
and G. L. Gilpin and Miss NAME
Haines of Elkton. -----
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31
EYEKnARpr IND zEIaLER.
They Fought 25-Round Contest to "a Draw
In New Orleans.

New Orleans, Oct. % The 25-round
glove contest at the Olympic Club last
night between Jack Everhardt of this
city and Owen II. Zeigler of Philadel-
phia was not completed until 1.3o
O'Clock this morning.
Both men displayed much science,
but Everhardt did great deal Of the
leading
As both men were on their feet at
the end of the 25th round the contest
was declared draw.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

brother Of Rudolph Aronson l' the Welt |"
City, was found dead to-day at the
foot Of the stairs of the lodgings here
which he occupied in Warwick street.
His neck was sbroken and it is sup.
posed that he fell down stairs while
suffering from an affection of the heart.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

The Delaware Workman" a paper
devoted to the interests ~ the A. o.
U. w, in this State, will make its APP
pearance tomorrow, and will he
issued the LIST of each month thereafter.
It will he printed by NJ. A. Costa.
The initial number will contain "A good
portrait Of A. h. Jones, who is a prom
inent member Of the order.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

Postmaster Moore has secured new
mail between this city and Ohio and
the Southwest. 1t leaves this city at
Z 70 p. ~. and connects with the New
York Il Grafton H. p. O. train, which
arrives in ST. Louis eight hours carrier
Than mail trains IN any other route
The first mail under TIE Gew arrange
ment left this city last evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

William II. Haley has heen elected
superintendent Of the West End Read
ing Room. Mr.. Haley. who liz com
mandrr of the BOYS Brigade connected
with the Reading Room, is drilling the
boys twice week, He expects to have
his command uniformed by Thanks
giving Day, when there will be an ex,
hibitiOn drill at tho reading room.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

Algiers, Oct. 24.-The steamship
Canton has arrived here from Meianga,
island of Madagascar. with invalid sol.
diers of the French expeditionary corps
which has been operating against the
Hovas. Sixty-four deaths occurred
among the sick men on the journey
from Madagascar to this port.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

Mrs. Henrietta Virginia Parvis Of
Middletown, Wednesday, issued cards
for the marriage of her daughter, Ethel,
to Hugh G.. Browne of this city. The
ceremony will be performed in the
Middletown NJ. L. Church, November
9th, at !. 30 D. m.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

AZ special meeting Of the Board OF
Police Commissioners Thursday night,
Officers Ralston, McGarvey and Moran
were each fined two days pay. Ralston
neglected a report and the other two
officers were eacl 20 minutes late in
rIN-rting.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

Rev, o. S. Stringheld of Wakefield, N.
c., saws. "IFiye boxes of Japanese Pile
Cure cured me after ~ years suffering"
N. b. Danforth, Second and Market streets,
and the Miller Drug Co., No. iO2 Market
atreat
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

The Select Cpunci Ailegheny, Pa,
Wednesday, pa5ed a raalution to award
the contract 4r NNtl Works engines
to the Edge oor Iron @. for GAG 700.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

The Rev. w. l.. S. Murray, ID. d.,
dean Of the Cooley Wilmington Com
mercial College and School for Short
hand, delivered an interesting lecture
at that institution Thursday afternoon.
His subject was Good Heads for
Good Places. In his Conduct Of
Life" page 60, DIR. Murray said,
Emerson wrote "therc is always room
for man of force and he makes room
for many" Society, he added, is a
troop Of thinkers and the best heads
take tho best places There are good
places and there will be vacancies from
various causes. Proprietors will be
seeking to fill them. No man has
right to expect to fill good place un-
less he is qualified for 1t. By good
heads we mean men Of good average
ability with a business training. BY
good places we mean positions where
men have an opportunity 10 make an
earnest effort to achieve success for
themselves and their employers. In
these things the survival of the fittcst
is as true as when used by the philoso
pher in other relations. So all can SEE
there is possible way 10 the top and
each one should make an honest effort
to got there. "A
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

Los Angeles, CAL, Oct. %. Lieu
tenant Governor Willard died IL. 80
O'clock last night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

with the e&hieratiug sens VI renewed
health and strength and internal rleunlinr--.
Whlch follows 'he Isr Of syrap uf Fig
beyond the Old time melodies and IN,
cheap substitutes sometimes uitrred bul
never accepted by the WGll informed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31
Big VICTORY FOR WARREN
SchuylkiIl Navy Team Beaten
at Football.
SCORE, TWENTY-FIVE TO NOTHING
Visitors No Match for the
Wilmington Boys.

A Lively and Interesting Game at the Front
and Union Streets Grounds-Warren East
" Defeats the Athletic Club of the Schuyl.
Kill Navy Team.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

John N. Roaer .Jr.. las loat
elected Il member Of the Harvard En-
gneerins Society.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31
A SUCCESSFUL INSTALLATION
President Jason of the State
Colored College.
CHIEF JUSTICE LORE PRESIDED
An Address by the ex-MInis-
ter to Hayti.

President Jason Makes Forcibie and Dig
nifiad speech and Creates Favorable Inn
pression- Pleasing Exercises Attend His
Induction Into Oiflce. b.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Et-TLEI.-CDDk ...s French couple.
husband as nlst-oiass butte. AMI valet .
wife as nrst-c.asa French cook. uno'r-
stands American cooking; hrst-class pastry
and broad maker. take iull charge IN
management Of kitchen. country preferred :
host ciiy reference. !. V. Box 346 Trih-
uu. Uptown Ofiico. i.2i2 broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

FRONT ALcoVE ROOM. second floor.
reasonable 10 permanent party: prlNatf
h5gse IGJ West 10th-st.. COor rom
Broadway.
9Th AVE. 34T. opposite Ho'ei W2ldoH 90
FlrnigLcd roc ms t. gentlemen. from 50
n 81 per week.
23D.ST Al; WE$T.-Central location.
rooms oonvca,ent % restaurants ana sta
tion: private family references.
10Th ST. -, between 9th and Madison
avs Desirable foniEF. hthf notes.
clubs: 81 upward weekly: gentlemen.
2gTH-ST.. IL between 9TH and Madison
a-cs. -Desrab'c rooms: near hOteis.
clubs; 50 upward weekly: genilomen.
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Amuscmcnts.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
N S\DARHuHBAlWGN
N1lhsxMEM16A1

GRANDrsT SHOW EVER ORGANIZED
NOTHING 50 GLORIOUS EVER SEEN BEFORE.
The races decidedly novel and thrilling.
The 100 Equestrian acts marvelously clever.
Tho Aerial feais grand AMI awe-insprny
The 20 ,lowng the best seen.
The - Elephants wonderfully trained.
The tumbag and leapng astonishingiy good
The two manago;ics the most complete in the world
The EthnologicaI Congress Of strange people weird
and INSTRUCTIVE" assemhlagc
high leapng horse and long distance jumping pony
tho greatest seen
The Oympian games. acrobatic and athletic fea's
amazing.
The water ring circus high diving expert swimming;
aquatic and prismac fountains superb ana DeyoAc
description
The two Menagcres the most complete on earth.
johanna the gorilla. of great interest
While tho whole " this stupendous and colr ssa snow
revelation 81 surprises splendor and superb exploits
Two Performances daily. at and p. m
Doors open hour earlier.
Admission. - 30 - and 81. Box seats. So each
Private boxes ST. BOX Office open from to daily for
81. Of "a
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A GOOD oIIORTT ITY.-Young man
WIN 5000, established profitable bus.-
reSs: .nIalN. $1,000 and sHar, profits. Nd
y. Y.
AN ACTIVE business mua wants partner
ship IN IN established rcal-cs,ate bust
ness; bakers reference. Address REAL
ESTATE. Box I05, l.2i2 Broadway.
\ FORTUNE GUARANTEEp.-.A capital
'st wanted 90 take part interest in The
manufacture ana sale Of the wonderful X
quan. y J.
GOLD BOOM AT HAND.-Gentlcmcn
who can interest investors in sound. we'll
managed gold mining enterprises. should
communicate with COLORADO. rs Amcs
ButI!ng, Boston. Mass
CARDS. 80 CENTS: bhlhcads. 81 - thou
sand: 10000 circulars. So everything
from lahe' :" p1ster prop0ruonatcly To-"
Plant running nights. MERCHANTS
PRINTING COMPANY. World Building.
FISH STORE FOR SALE.-s,orc. corner
DE ka!b ami Reid ayes: has good rca-
sons for selling. can. :.l3D Fuitca-st..
brooklyn.
FOE SALE or PARTNER $1,000; n
good. established. paying printing bust
ness: six presses. $40 fonts type. paper
cutter. and everything necessary. Address
\. p. Box II. Tribune Office
HARDWARE STORE fcr sale or exchange
for property. profitable opportunity to get
m established business; low price: low
rent. 80 Bowery. W. +. HUBENGER,
retiring.
PARTNER Lady or gentleman: 500 for
book. stationery. candy. cigars. fine To-
cation Address EXPERIENCED. Box
los. .2i2 Broadway.
PRINTING. Quick. artistic color-work;
enclosing; larg" or small Jobs; plant
running day and night: lowest prices. ia
VOrah,e terms MERCHANTS PRINTING
COMPANY. World Building.
RELIABLE MAN with $500. wanted
with a class publication that should he
come one II the biggest advertising mo
diums in the country; experience unnec-
esSary: assured income. over 81 800 nrst
.. lO6 Postoficc.
Statesmen or INQVESTIONAT!.E
ABILITY for something every merchant;
orders; no books permanent position;
MERCHANTS PRINTING COMPANY.
World Building.
UPRIGHT BUSINESS wants nan with
500. willing "a learn and ase:>t money
secured: income 81 500 yearly. with in
crease. Address SECURITY. Box ..
Tribune ONCE.
WANTED To buy an interest in first
class. woli-cStal lishcd retail grocery husl-
ness. located IN some good snail town a
fow hours from city. Principals only al
dress. giving particulars a. to amount #
stock carried and 10 alton. c. 7. c, Tribune
Once.
WHOLE OR HALE interest IN an Old
established laundry. clearing from so to
500 weekly. Address w II. :, $50 3D.
aye.
ST.. 600 SPECIAL CAPITAL wanted. with
partner Il high stardirc. accustomed 10
larse financial negotiation Address
FINANCE. Box =. Triaun" Office.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


4 YOUNG MAN will sell Immediately his
fas Hackney cob Tilbury and harness.
or any l'art: n charming outfit cheap: also
saddle and bride. trla. United. MORRIS.
BOX s. Tribune Office.
4 HACKNEY FAMILY COB. runabout
c:,verss wagon. harness and bride:
property e "a gentleman in pey-st.: all in
perfect order: chcar. any part. BARGAIN.
Tribune Office.
COUPE ROCKAWAY light and stylish
has pole and shafts: In use two months;
luN, To- order for $50: vii. be sold for
low price. owner going abroad. Inquire at
private Stable. 10 West iith-s'.
FOR SALE. Matched team gentle ponies
for ladies' and children. Address DIR. o.
G. JACKSON. y. q. TX lGl. jamaica.
L. l.. y. y.
IADY'S cor. Stivcrs runabout. harness.
robe ana whip. 500; irial invited; pri-
waite. MISS HOS K!NS. Box 10. Tribune
Once.
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ARTISTIC DRESSMAKER -Firs:-clas% At
ter. accustomed to fine trade. desires
IN IRE ENGAGEMENTS IN nrs;-class families,
terms moderate. personal reference. ~ 90
-
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HELP WANTED.


Female.
Girl, for general h"us"work In nat sHaH
family. JAPHA. - West lOiih-s'.
s.T BARTHOLOMEW PARISH HOUSE.
30 East i2d-si.. wants Coils anu 'au .l
etc with reference.
WASrt,D-A neat young Iro'estan' az
general housew0rher. where two "'h"r
girls arr kept. must b" good pain cook
and laundrcss: city reference. Can '"-'"y
from 10 til 3. q East 32l-s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE LAvALIIEKE CORSETS have no
equaj for III. wear ana prices 700; an
inspcciion respectfully solicited. and we
pro Mise satisfaction. JAMMLS. 800 Broad
way.
ApVERTiSLMr.NTS AND SUBscRIP-
TONS FOR the NEW.YoRk TRIP.
CNE WILL. Tr RECEIVED AT THE
tJpTONS OFFICE. No. Lee Broadway.
"a door nc-.h Of Thirty-frst-st.: and AD-
REFRESHMENTS at the following Branch
onices: 25i Eishih-aye.: go Third-ave..
OprneS Fort, -ssS outh STA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02

BUTLER By thoroughly experienced
Engl shman. good valet. age 80. height
6 feet. personal rcf"r"nc" from present
place. discngaGcd April ~. Address II. r..
RnX 100 az Broadway.