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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
Gourtlano Na9ri6tcn.

Otto &i@art uermeilte aber Sonnta9
in Nem l1lm.
@eu. S@dfer bdlt %se9enmdrtis etne
&eibe BON Ser ammlun9ef in Der en-.
STRIDE, mel4e itets gut belu9t iino.
Die Tamilie @m. S@raap iubelt iiber
bic Mntunft elmer tleinen Go@ter.
Qebrer 6. u. 3ieste unb @@aler bot>
ten cine @o@e lang Gerien, ba &rants
bcit unter ben &inoern berri@te.
Die balbiee 8ermdbluna pom Grit
8iltins unb Mina Stride lit anseiast.
Das iunse Paar lit 70 reip. So Sabre
alt.
Fri. Mnna @emele rpeilt Bel ibrer
@@meiter, Grau 8. 3ieste, auf @eiu&.
Eommp Marcellus uon SLEEPY Gpe
befano ii@ wdbreno GINGER Gage bel
Mor9an @owen auf 8eiu4.
Ausuit 9int unb @emablin uerbra@s
ten cine Wo@e auf Beiu4 bel ibrer
Go@ter, Trau Paitor @blert, in &lers
anbria.
BesreiFi@e @ntrituns berri@te am
Donnerita Tag Mor9en unter unierer Dars
seri@aft, ais es betannt murbe, baB
mdbrenb ber .Na@t Elm @@urte in bic
euanselii&e Stride einsebro@en mar, bic
sroBe &anSelsBibel iowie mebrere aus
Bet Bibliotbet perbrannt unb ionltiaen
l1nfus peribt bate. Ni@t 9euu9 biers
nit. besab ii@ berielbe auf ben &ir@bof
unb itlrste baielbit brei oer sr0Bten Mos
nun,ente nm. bieielben arg beidaSiseno.
Da ii9 bic 8eb0roen einsebenb nit benz
SAD bei9dftisen, 10 9elinst es boffent>
lid, bes Ebdters babbaft gu 'peroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
@ier QroBc Grfolgc.

ga lire Site bas 1T beu @u;ei9eu ge=
bauptete pouauf su re9tfertiseu i'm @tanoe
me,, Nblat gel unbeu: Or. Sings Neue gnt=
beduns tiir S@minbiu@t, 9niten mnb Grtal=
tunsen, ieoe Tloi3e garaMtirt; slettril@er
Sitters, bas 9robe Maittel fir geber=. Ma9e4=
unb Nierenleiben @lldlens I%rnitaialbe, bic
BETTE lit Der 0elt; Or. Sings Neue 2ebens=
piQen, 1uel9e poufonnmene piQen iinb. Oiele
Mittel iiub %9arautirt, bas BON benlelben Be-
bauptete gu leiten, unb Der nnter3ei@lete
Qpotbefer mirb NIT Treuben Naberes iiber bie=
ielbei mittbeilen. gu baben III .. We: d.
ieus Qpotbefe. l
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
Dem btw pu ile@t!
Don eSO. Got.

Don cav. Get.
Vera@teit Du ben Mooerlut,
Den bu toert belt bSrt, -
Den bod, = % wonneiam III trut =
Din Mober bi bett lebrt? -
DEM bit bu itedt!
@era9teit bu ben Mobermunb,
Sc bi toerit bett tabt,
81 for bt bd to jsbe Stunb',
Dat bu Ct MID uermiBt,2
Dem biit bu ile@t
gera@tef bu be Moberleep,
So bi toerit bett ple9t, =
Dat leste Stad9en Brob bensep.
@enn tit bin 3unser rest?! ~
Dann biit bu ile@t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
0roker 3crotenn!

@er uns ieine NbbreNe ~einienbet. benz ieneen mir per
Voit senaue Nustunft iber elm gang neues gei@dft.
pomit ir9enb cine Verion mdnnlfHen ober meiblt9en
gei&le@ts aui ebrli@e Seiie unb obne sroBe auslaaen
unb Ueabe aber 100 Dollars per Monat ~perbienen tann,
obne Neilen unb Yebbeln. Rein asenti4aits> Sumbus,
ionbern Elm ebrlides yei9dit. Aebreifre;
John HOUSE 4 CO., Canton, Lewis Co., No
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
8oue!. @o4c! 8oue!

Der l1nter3eidnete modt biermit bas Yubs
Iifum NIB (pecieQ feline alte,1 Runbem a,f=
mertlam, bob er at Der Gde pon Minneiotd
unb 2. @Ibnrabe III gem llm cine @oue=
uub Wouenruaare,l= glieberla9e erSii,et bat,
molelbjt er iein eisnes Sabr,tat in Slantets,
TlaueQe, g tridsarn, Striimpfe unb Woueas
Matte gum Werta,f unb in umtaui@ sese,,
&obwoQe itets al 9anb bat.
9. Mari@uer,
Tabritamt uom Wolenmdare,t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
e@mteoes0et@dtt.

e@unteoe'0et@dtt
Die llmtersei9neten ma@en hermit betannt,
BAH tie has friber Don sSobn @iebeabrunaer
aefibrte s9miebesei&ait ait MiMmsiota
Strabe, awildeu Geuter unb 1. Sibitrabe
iett uinter ben, Tirmanamen Siebeabrumner
& QDilbar 9emeim,4aftli@ betreiben. Mqe
@@miebeorbeiten ,perbeu auf bas 8eite be-
iorat unb benz Bei9lasem poi, Yferben wirb
gang bel oubere Nuimertiamfeit Sei@entt.
Ssba 9tebenbsuaaes,
DauI @tIbur1.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17

Ole llnterSei9nete ,pirb uom7 Z. Sanuar al
unterri@t int NGbeu unb 3ui9uelben ma1
bent Glimar ODER Sailer Spjtem ertbeileu.
ueber 9ebin8umSeu uiIu. wirb i'm Store bon
$. S. Meumann Nustunit Seseben.
AZ Srl. q. &iutel.
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F. & A. HOFER
empieblen fir bieie II. nd4ie ISOLDE
Grtra Bargains III Dry GOODS

- QlS:-
moQener GlanneQ pom 10 @ts. an per
Daro..
@ottonFanneu 1T alien Tarben uon
10 @ts. pro Oarb an.
Calico pon 4 @ts. an,
Der bette @insbam fur 7 @ts.
Die bette beutl9e StridwoQe, 4
Strans fir 90 @ts.; ferner baben mir
nod cine i@0ne Nuswabl in 9erren>
l1nter3eus bon so Gts. an pro Stad.
&leioer> &n0pfe gu 5 Gts. bas Due.
Goats 3mirn gu 1 @ts. bic Spule,
unb nod ueri@ieoene Mrtitel iebr biQts.
N. B. Sir @ier unb Butter unb ale
anoeren Tarmprobutte wiro itets Der
b09ite Marttpreis bejablt.
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1~lnbertdIt@tcr Ntocr.

aus auSseiu9ten Mi6i9amNepielu ber8eteQt,
1T ein9etroiieu bel uno pirb III beliebi9er
SuantitGt u~ertauft pom
Yeter Seriam
I'M Wielentbol.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17

Giutrittsfarten iinb au ben tol9enben
Bldeen ;u baben: s. 90. !9aueniteim, %.
9ummel, @bas. Sten9el, Tranf Burg ST.,
q. 9artmutb, g. 9eriam, eSobn !: ,yteuz
mann unb I'M Gitp Drug Store. Mit9lie=
Der : Starter, iiab nur bel Srau s. Burg @r.
81 baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17

,e inb taslid, aussenomn'en 9 onntass.
g.. -. 9. @ei> EN- ann, asent.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17

ytetp 11ltner
TURN HALLE.
Sdbrlt@er
s s s.
Qurner ~$rauenperetns.
Samfas ben 10. Sannar
prcprnnt,n:
8 ubr 80: Mntunit bes &aiiemsG omites.
Z l1br: &aKenerOiiuuus unb Mbnabme ber
gintrittstarten.
7 ubr 80: Mntunft bes Orbmm9ss@ omites
unb oifcieQer Gmpfans Der Weasten.
8 llbr: Nntunit Der Narrensate.
8 ubr 80: Saalpromenabe, uerbunbeu NIT
San;uer9niSen.
8 lbr: Ylaieuber 9erolb umb bor4enbe
Mastem! Bring unb Yrinjeiiin &arnez
nal nebit @efol9e eri4einen. Seine 80
belt, &Snis &arneual ipri4t su ieinen,
Narrenpolfe!
@robe promenabe bur8 bic ueri&iebenea
SGle.
@ierauf runbeunb ed~isexanje.
8abrenb Der Gan;pauie len eabnesssrHeua~'
cen. beitebenb aus Yrobuctionen bes
9robem sd war3tInnlerS, Yroz
felior Seler, @pani4eu Natioz
nal=3Gmjen, auf9eflbrt uon Wa:
brioer&inileru, g otii9en @rnp=
pen arrart9lrt pom DOCTOR Nn9ler Sll>
bern aus &amerlln, China uno Sapan
unb auberes mebr.
Nur poutdnbis Mastirte babeu j3utritt gun.
Tan;laale Dor ber Oemasfiruu9.
@intritt so @ents bic Yerion.
@eierpirte G;te 10 @ents ertra inn Gitp Drug
Store. 6inber ;ableu ben uouen Yreis.
Gimtrittstarten iinb an ben folsenben
pldten ju babeu: s. %. 9auenitein, %.
9ummel, Gbas. Ste19el, Troat Burg ST.,
u. 6artmutb, g. 9erian, Sobn s. ,9teu=
mann nnb in, Gitp ORIG Store. Mfit9lie=
Der : &arten liuo nur bel Srau s. Burg or.
III haben.
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Der Mortbmeiter 8abn.

Nah Often. Na@ @etten.
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Gintritt 80 Gents bic Yerion.

Nelerpirte cite 10 @ents ertra i'm Gitp Drug
Store. Gi,ber ;ableu ben poQeu Yreis.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
A BAD DAY FOR RYDER.
GOES SAILING, IS UPSET AND RES
cUED, THEN GETS DRUNK.

His Experience Costs Him sf0-A Case
ftho Glad Hand which Didn't work.
shan,er's Name Was Dennis Other
Gases In Municipal Court.
Yesterday was an eventful day Cor
Paul Ryder, OF Holly Oak lie came In
with friend. Charles Hayes. and yester
day afternoon after engaging a boat on
the Brandy wine, started out on a sail
They had but just reached the
Christiana whsn n sudden pud OF wind
cspsized their craft ard for time IL
looked rather serious for the pair
The tug Meteor chanced TO come along
when things looked bluest, and Captain
Kane, who was on the Lookout, discovered
the plight of the mariners. They we're
In the bottom OF their craft, which was
securely anchored, and fast going under
The tug hovo.to and the pair we're res
cued, the boat being left TO Its own
devices
Ryder came to the city, got drunk. and
during the evening was found by Officer
Shields on the coast very much under the
ibnuen of the weather De waf
arraigned this morning and fined 81 and
costs.
Dennis Sharper, colorsd, was charged
with assault on Howard D. Mercer,
colored. In Turngemelnde Hall, Thurs.
day night IL WAS a casa Of a claim for
money and a refueal to pay. II was
fortunate for Dennis that the ARRAY
occurred after "the ball" or the penalty
might have been sharper As IL was II
WAS IS and costs
James Murray was arrested by Officer
Ford at Third aud Tstnan streets foi
being drunk he was taxed 81 an.
costs.
Charles StalllnR, oolored, went into
saloon on the coast and tried to give
Bartender Irons the glad band. Iis got
the marble heart in return, and then
proceeded to give Irons the strong arm
The officers then took a hand aud Oharle,
will have to pay $40 sud costs or servs
II ont.
Judge Ball announced that beginning
with next Monday the hour for openinf
Municipal Court viii be 0 o'clock
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
ST. LOUIS SIGHTED LAST NIGHT.
One Of Her Passengers is Senator Ora,
who Has Been the Guest Of Ambassador
Bayard in London.


One of Her Passengers is Senator Gray
who Has Been the Guest OF Ambassador
Bayard I'm London.
Tho American liner st. Louis, on which
Senator Gray Is q passenger, and Of
whicn Captain Randle, well known here
Is chief officer, WAS not sighted cff
Fire Island until II 10 o'clock This just
about equals or improves very Slightly
upon her last trip of O days II hours and
30 minutes To equal the Now York o
record Of q days hours IA minul es she
should have crossed the bar At 40 D. IN.
yesterday. I he trip she made yesterday
was her hrst on the short northern
passage.
After her brilliant performance ia the
test trip abroad IL was supposed that ihs
would make q new record, and Captain
Randle was expected TO push her. IL Is
not at al unlikely that tns cause Of her
latenoHs was the same heavy weather
reported by the Teutouic, which arrived
on Wednesday.
The st. Louis has q large passenger
list, $40 all told-S60 first cabin. 175
second cabin, and 775 steerage Among
her passengers are the Cambridge
athletes, who are TO meet YAles next
month; the representatives Of the
London Athletic Club. who are TO fight
for honors with the New York Athletic
Club, and a team OF oxford and Cam
bridge cricksters, who are 20 play games
on staten Island, at Philadelphia ana In
other towns
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
BACK FROM THE RETREAT.

bishop Curtis and the Catholic Clergy
Return From 80. uars's Seminary ~
Baltimore.
Bishop Curtis, OF the diooese OF VIII
mington, returned this morning from
the retreat Of the Catholic clergy at st
Mary's Seminary, Baltimore The other
clergymen viii return to-day and be
presont Co conduct the services in their
respective churches
The retreat was attended by about 100
clergymeu. including Care dinRl Gibbons,
Bishop Donahue. OF Wheeling. and
Bishop Curtis Fifteen OF the priest
we're from this city and the remaining
we're from Wheeling and Baltimore. The
retreat began on Monday evening and
continued until this morning, ending
with general mass aud communion.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
SEPTEMBER IN THE HEAVENS.
What the Planets VIII Do and Where
They Wiil Be Next Month

What the Planets VIII Do and Where
They wiil BE Next Month
The leading astronomical phenomenon
OF September will be the total eclipse of
the moon on the night OF the a. The
silvery satellite. In the full glory Of her
opposition to the sun will encounter the
earth's penumbra about 4S, but with
out any peroeptible loss OF brightness for
some time. At II 90 she will enter the
earth's shadow and by 10 O6 be totally
eclipsed The totslltY will end at As,
and the moon will leave the shadow at
"a a. N. on the 4th, finally escaping
from the penumbra at 06
Should the moon be visible as a COP
ptry disc, 1t will be remembered that,
unless the earth's atmosphere happens 90
be dense about the rim" at the time Of
the eclipse, it will probably bend around
the earth, the sunlight falling upou the
side away from the moon and II Il set 1t
upon our satellite, all rays but the red
being absorbed In the attempt at
passage
Should the sky be clear. the spectacle
will be beautiful and impressive, Q,
although the lateness Of the hour may
deter many from witnessing It,
On the 10Th Venus will be ia interior
conjunction with the sun, passing be-
tween It and the earth, and will there-
after have to be sought rs q morning
star. Mars will not reach conf unction
until a month later. but it is now beyond
all interesting observation Saturn is
also very low in the west, and Uranus is
not far behind Mercury will not be
visible until the latter part of the month.
Neptune rises late at night, but Is
unavailable without telescope aid.
To him who courts the present starry
mornings Jupiter will extend q bright
greeting. Not far away from the wv ins,
Castor and Pollux-indeed. almost in line
with them-he will readily be recognized.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
PROPOSED PARK LAND.

City Fathers and the Park Commission
Have Conference on the Subject, But
No Decision Was Reached.
A special meeting of City Council was
held last night to confer with the
members Of the Park Commission con-
cerning property which is proposed for
purchase for park use
The lots to be secured are bounded by
DnPont and Rodney streets and Shall
cross and Lowering avenues. By the
purchase of this property two grade
crossings with the Baltimore and Ohio
railroSd will be avoided and solid bed
of rock in the bed OF DUPONT street will
not have to be quarried.
kattlesnake Ian, which may be needed
as sewer at some future time will be
Included In this purchase The property
Is owned by Hartmann q Fehrenbaoh
Brewing Company, and James Bradford
and w. M Candy. The price asked is
$40 500
The commission is also looking at two
other lots Oh the Rockford road.
No decision was reached and another
meeting will be held at o'clock next
Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
WILLIAM B. ANDREWS DEAD.

Heart Failure Overtakes Him while on
His Way to His work-once Proml-
nnnt Man IN Baltimore.
While talking to a railroad man at the
yardmaster's oilice Of the w g. N at the
foot Of Bsech street. William K Andrews
oroppsd dead from heart failure this
morning.
Mr Andrews came TO This city from
Baltimore, about two years ago. and has
been storekeeper fof the b. & o railroad
at Fast Junction He was on his way to
the West Yard jnst before o'clock this
morning. TO take treia. when death
overlook him
Deputy Coroner Chandler took charge
of the body and certificate Of death
fiom the above cause WAS issued
The deceased was taken TO the home Of
his son, George w. Andrews. the
supervisor OF the Philadelphia division Of
the b. * o. railroad, No 1891 SCOTT
street.
Mr. Andrews was about IS years OF
age and had been complaining for several
weeks dc boarded with II n Aurand,
No lOll Linden street. He leaves a wife
who Is IN Baltimore In the latter city he
was at one time prominent in Republican
politics and held positions In the custom
Aouse and post oflics for a number of
years.
Ia his youth Mr. Andrews WAS one Of
the finest specimens Of manhood in tho
city he was kind and gentle and we'll
known.
Andrews has seven children, three Of
whom are sons and two reside In this
city The funeral will occur Monday
evening from the home Of his son
Edward Andrews No 1905 Scott street,
and the remains will be- inferred la
Baltimore Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
PROpOsAL9

DROPOSALS FOR BUILDING ADDI-
L tions to the State Hospital for the Insane
AT Farnhurst. Delaware.
Sealed proposals Will be received at Della
ware State Hospital At tarnhurst until IL
o'clock m. Thursday, 9th day of September,
1886 for the erection OF three buildings at
Farnhurst, as shown by the drawings and
specifications. Envelopes containing pro-
pOsels to be endOrs q Proposals for Buildings
Trustees Of the State Hospital. On and after
Tuesday next, 9th instant. there will be
three sets Of drawings on the boards 10 be
counted from. ne set at the builders, Ex-
change, Wilmington; one set at Lewes Della
ware; and the third set AZ the ofhce OF Lewis
II. Springer, supervising architect, No ui
Jefferson street. Wilmington. Any infOr-
nation desired will be given by Lewis X.
Springer.
The right "a reserved to reject any or all
bids and TO waive any defect Or iniOrmality
IN any bid.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
GLlZERS STILL OUT.

Not ANY Have Applied for THOR Old
Positions and Manager Pa,zowski sAl .
They WIN Not Get 1hem.
The strike OF the glazsrs at the
morocco works OF r. Blunenthal and
Company continues. The fifty .men who
went out yesterday are still out
Manager Paizowlkl said this morning
that not auy of the men had applied for
their old positions ard II they do they
will not be taken back He said that
the tr3uble had been brewing for four
weeks and came to head yesterday al
noon. No further trouble Is expected
Over 100 mon are al work to day.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
IN A FIAE HEW SCHOOL HOUSE.
Visited the Handsome wonnuton Build
inR Up TO 3 O'Clock This Afternoon.

About 1000 People of wilmingto Had
Visited the Handsome woinston Build
ing Up to O'clock This Afternoon.
Early this morning the handsome new
public school building, known as the
Wollaston School, on Eighth street.
extending from Wollaston almost TO
Jefferson street, aud which WAS hnished
yesterday afternoon. was thrown open TO
the citlze - OF Wilmington for public
inspection to day.
Up to 3 o'clock this afternoon, nearly
/, 00O people had entered the doors Of this
modern structure, and In obeisance to
the algns wipe your feetl had
danced over the huge mats placed there
TO catch all tie street dirt and thus
preserve the hne appearances OF the
stall ed and glossy floors.
Unlike the average school building the
Wollaston School is most cheerful In
appearance inside and out. The building
material which has been used
on the walls makes the structure cpn
sp'ouous fer squares away II Is light bufl
brick. granite trimmings and copper cor
nices with here and there a roug h,piece Of
Brandy vine granite used AZ a keystone
for some arched portion
A striking feature Of the building Is
the main entrance on West Eighth
street, which projects aliehtly from
the msln walls, rs covered BY a
gothic pendimont and heavy copper
corncf, supported by two copper
sheathed huted columns
The building is three stories high and
has rooms for the primary, intermediate
and grammar grades There are also
private rooms for teachers and principal.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
LIquor Dea..ra EI,ct Omeers.

The local Liquor deslers protective
association met yesterday afternoon and
elected officers as follows: President, J..
h. Kane; recording secretary, w. j.
Qulgley financial secretary, w. A.
Mccarthy; treasurer. A. Viewig
Resolutions were adopted placing the
association, which will be known as the
Diamond State Retail Liquor Dealers
Protective Association In line with the
state league. Also recommending that
the association assist in the punishment
OF people selling without license or
on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31

The day sessions will begin on Monday
next, September 2 and the night sessions
Monday. September 80 The principal and
vice. principal are At the college otice
daily TO b. to explain the courses to
visitors aud enroll students The
branches taught are Book keeping. Bank.
ing, Business, Penmanship 10y a profess
sional penmar Business Arithmetic
Practical Grammar. Business Correspond
enoe, Practical Spelling. Quick Calcula-
tlons. Commercial Law. Shorthand,
TypewritiDg, etc.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31

Journal and three small boxes. IL was
held for the court
At 1 30 e recess was taken for lunch,
The tug 1a1rus WIS released tbs
morning on orders received from the
Treasury Department.
wired the News Down South.
It Is reported that two Spanlsrds,
dressed Ike noblemen Of their fAtherland.
at the Clayton House last night rushed of
long string OF dispatches 20 Cuba and
elsewhere The men seemed much agi-
tAted over the events Of the afternoon.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
CRY NEWS IN BRIEF.

"A fisherman caught several dozen Of fish
80 sterday at Market street bridge, on the
Brandywine. with dip net.
Presiding Elder Barrett will 90 to New
port Tonight 20 h Ia quarterly meetings
there and III Christiana and Wesley near
Newark TO night. tomorrow and Monday.
-Revs. Jabez Hodson and j, h. Dill will
conduct services at st. Paul's n. K. Church
tO-mOrrOW,
Martin Kenney has been taken 10 the
homeopathic hospital with a crushed foot. a
stone having fallen on II IN the Quarriea OF
the Brandywine Granite Company.
Two conversions were reported last night
at the sunday Breakfast Associations revival
nortlDge.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
sold out.

John Mcvey sold out the entire stock
in bis Front and Market streets store TO
Philadelphia parties yesterday The store
Is now for rent, the building for sale OF
rent. He will be pleased to see all his old
customers and the general public st his
new store Eighth and Maike. streets
where be has 4 full line OF new goods IN
all the leading styles and widths.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
nnlInf fnr nlnnh nnnrntors.

On the Philadelphia division, OF the
Pennsylvania railroad, the block signal
operators who work twelve hours q day
will hereafter be relieved by regular
substitute for two days 1t time, once q
month. The provision OF this substitute
by the company at ita own expense is q
commendabla act but the chief defect in
10 "a the operators contend that they
ougut 10 be relieved shout oucs a weak
instead OF only one day for each two
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
These bon Are Nanted.

The authorities are looking for John
Gordon and Jtnhel Bfice, who are
wanted on several charges OF swiudllng.
Their plan was TO secure contracts for
cstaloguing libraries for prominent men.
Among the victims WAS Samuel Bancroft,
Jr. The men left a board bill OF $25
bshind. Where they are Is a mystery
nst now. which the constAbles would
like TO solve.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
whsslmen on a Long Rlde.

At the Wilmington Bicycle Club
George f. Drayton, of Chicago, and
Lawrence Summers, OF Hartford. are
being entertained Since June l Mr..
Drayton shRs ridden $50 miles The
bicyclists will tour the East aud after
going through the New England states
and New York, Mr.. Drayton will start
for his home
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
The Horee Wna ehot.

About 5 80 o'clock Yesterday afternoon
horse owned by William Elliott ran
away from cellar being dug on Della
we're avenue near Jackson. It ran to
Gilpin, aad when midway between adams
and jackson fell and broke It's leg IL
wes shot at 40 o'clock by Special Officer
Sheirs This morning the body Of the
animal WAS removed
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
4hrounhn Tertlle county.

Samuel r Pussy and Edward Z Pusey
will leave Wilmington this evening on a
bicycle trip through the ricbe't section
OF the United States-the State OF
Delaware and the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland aud Virginia They will visit
Ohesterlown, Trappe, Centfeville and
Easton Ia Maryland The trip will last
ell next week.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
KnIrht. rempIar Rsturn.

st John's Commandery, No KING hts
Templar, returned to this city last night
from Boston A number Of members Of
the commsuderY who stayed At home
met the pilgrims. Tae First Regiment
Band headed the knights and marohe d
to the Masonic Temple playing "Auld
Lang Syns," and Hone Sweet Home. -
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
wont to Philade deiphia to Race.

Lee Hanley and Frank Turner, OF the
Wilmington Bicycle Club. left for Phila.
delphia early this afternoon to participate
In the track events Of the Quaker City
Wheelmen this afternoon They ara
entered in several handicap events and
expect to do honor 20 Wilmington
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
The B. a o. TO Make Reductions AIso.

The Baltimore Ohio has msde a
reduction OF about 20 per cent, IN 50-ride
fsmlly tickets between the principal
clties on the road aud stations LOT far of.
These tickets are IN use In the regions OF
Baltimore, Washington. Philadelphia and
Pittsburg. On the Washington branch
10 ride tickets will be sold at two cents
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