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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-01-04

in the state, bas
ures in 1893, of SN
per cent. The operV
however, been detw
leaving loss in net eai'iiSns.1i u.
tion of s., 1854, III .3S showing that reducl
earnings have been more than half pr
yided for by economy in operation Cal
tai stock shows an increase this year
| S2l, ,746, S54.2O and the percentage Of div
dends declared remains the same N
1S93-viz 2.6y.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11

tho missing man believes that her huS'" 80.
been murdered. On the morning h''es 90
his home he told his wife that ne "a' SO -
Hew-York 10 purchase some music IL mas ~
haen learned that he made the purchase an" qua
for his home. which he never reached
County Treasurer Adams was yesteraa! e''o
by Virginia s Overton. through her IaMse 90 ber
selling eighteen lots In Gravesend belonging 10 "e
for back taxes ,
Iudps Bartlett of the Supreme Court h"''ue'
down two decisions yesterday. one reiuSeu " qua
ish Navor Schieren for contempt or court III '"
ing 10 comply with the terms OF the iha'''"''' ~
rertne him 10 approve and order to be pa'd '"o
h,,, NJ the company for gas furnished the lhrt! =
first Ward formerly New-Utrecht. under the oi'
Furgueson contract. The other denies 'he app''."
tion OF Michael f.. Ffnnigan. Democrauc eN-Hs
semblvman for a mandamus TO compei hes's''
Harman and County Clerk Sahen TO recognize MI"
As superintendent OF the work Of reindexing 'he
recor1s under an alleged contract with the FORMER
incumbents OF these offices.
The Board OF Election Commissioners met yes
ter,av and reappointed Samuel II. Andrews. OF the
Twenty-nfth Ward chief clerk at his present saiai'
Of q 600 n year and also George Sandhusen. OF the
Twen.y-second Ward. at $1,000 Andrews Is he
publican and Sandhusen Democrat
The Brooklyn Warehouse and Storage Company
c,e1 a certificate with the County Clerk yesterday
increasing its capital stock to $4,000. all of which
is paid in.
d. Ivan Van Cleaf. son OF the Mansion House
proprietor who drank poison on Saturday n'gh'
was csnsurel severely on the Friday previous 10y
Professor Cochran. OF the Polytechnic INSTITUTE
where he was a student. for irregular haDils ana
II f. believed that that. together with n reproof
from his father on Saturday night. drove MN
10 suicide An inquest will be held tomorrow Inc
funeral Will take place to-day.
Patrick Murray. short-term prisoner III INC
Kings County Penitentiary. was found hanging
dead from his cell door Yesterday morning. Mur-
raw had used a heavy piece OF twine. and to ac-
complish his purpose II was necessary Tor Murray
70 SIT down and throw his weight upon the cord
The cord was one ne about his waist
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
ITALIAN CATHOLICS CELEBRATION.

Sons and daughters of sunny Italy. as well as
Roman Catholics generally turned out in great
numbers yesterday morning 10 attend the service
at ST. Anthony's Church. Sullivan-st. where the
solemn iridium in honor OF the seventh centenary
OF that celebrated Franciscan divine. was begun.
Italian art was used with much success In deco
rating the church. Signor Coombani produced
marvellous effects with electric lights. while fes-
toons Of everereens and profusion OF flowers
added TO the fine scenic display.
The iridium began with the celebration OF pom
tIfcal high mass by Bishop Wigger of Newark.
y. j. assisted by the Rev. Charles Cotton OF ST.
stephens: the Rev. Daniel Mccormick Of ST.
Veronica's. deacon. and Father Reid. subdeacon.
The general master of ceremonies was the Rev.
Henry T. Newey. of St Patrck's Cathedral Arch
bishop Corrigan. in fun robes sat on the throne.
attended by the Rev James II. Mclean. of 81.
Peters. and the Rev. Edward kearncy. OF old 81.
Patrck's.
The sermon was preached In both English and
Italian by the Rev. Dr. Brann, OF st. Agness
After a large statue OF ST. Anthony OF
Padua placed over the entrance OF the church.
was blessed by Archbishop Corrigan with i'm
pressve ceremonies. the Rev. Father Athanasius.
rector Of the church. assisting The deyotions will
continue until Thursday
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Mrs Louisa Mathews. seventy-s!x years old. OF
No ii2 Clymer-st. became suddenly Ill on Frank
Iin-ave car at Wythe-ave. and Clymer-st late sun
day night and died before physician arrived
Mrs Mathews was returning from a visit 10 some
friends. Heart failure is supposed TO have caused
death.
beginning last Saturday and continuing each Sat
urday during the months Of June. July and Au-
gust the well-known house OF Journeay & Burn
ham will close at l2 noon. that their several
hundred employees may enjoy half holiday.
The fourth annual meeting OF the Long Island
l. O. O. f. Home Association was held on Saturday
night The following the officers and managers
for the coming year: Francis l.. Pouch president;
Harry Walker. vice president; Charles A. Vail. sec
retary; Sidney L. Rowland treasurer; managers.
A. W. Reynolds Edgar Whitock Lawrence Pow
ers Thomas J. Pcrciva. II. c. Rincke. Thomas
Miller George t. Tilly William O'Neil and William
H. Davis There seventeen inmates In the
Home which is free OF debt ana has $3.50 in the
treasury
The police OF the Eastern District have been
asked to look for William Hillengass. music
teacher and dealer In music at No. 1% Myrte-ave..
--ao has been missing for ten days The wife Of
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
NEWARK.

The trial OF the indicted members OF the Board OF
Freeholders Of Essex County which went out OF
existence in 1894 was begun in the courts OF Newark
Yesterday There were two committees. the I'uh"c'
and Building committees Of the Board whose a''s
we've ,ndic,ablc The I.unacy Committee CONSISTED
~ Patrick j. Lupton. Andrew Mcl,aughhn.
Solomon Oury, Thomas II Riplsy ana I%sn g',p,
ION cahiii. curry Rip.ey and John J. iai,. Han,
lev The charges were the purchase on cou,hs ~
ss,;ynn,,es nj oxtravagant rates and cheating Wt
conpiv The testimony taken YESTERDAY principayy
related to the purchase Of 500 tons OF Goa az "n %
10 10 ouash the Indictment denied by Judge MIX
patrick , -. ..o NouarL C,asicht
Company voted at the annual eec'lo" Sosen S Te
comranv Yesterday. These directors were Chosci,
Emnene Vanderpool Theodore Runyon, Edward "a.
Wright. Marcus L. Ward; John K Eneryi "p1un, Plum
r. Rallantine Franklin Murphy, stephen H. ilui' run
and lanes p Dusenberry Mr.. Nanderpooi Is pies'-
dent and will be reelected.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Brooklyn Jockey Club races. Gravesehd' 90" y III
Atlantic Yacht club regatta.
In,ercolleginie Athletic Association hAec"''o
Committee, FIFTH Avenue Hotel.
Fleetwood Park trotting races. 20 ?. m.
BOARD o, Aldermen City Hall p. m
Annual commencement OF Institution OF the Dc"'
and Dumb 10 a. m c
vons,enor Farley anniversary celebration. ST.
Gabriel's Church. oSo a. m.
New-York Athletic club governors meeting
National Association Of Freight Agents 'o'iVe"-
tIon Broadway Central Hotel
Rns,ness Mems Republican Organization dinner
Aitmeyer's Hotel. ?. m.
Holy Cross I.yceum annual excursion to SOUND
View.
New-York- -Pittsburg baseball game. Polo Grounds
p m.
Music in Mount Morris Park. D. m.
Republican Association OF the Nth Assembly DIS
tr,ct Greenwich and Christopher SITS. D. m
The Rev +. 5. Holloway before noon prayer
meeting No li3 Fultonst.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Albert L. skinner, OF the Yonkers Corinthian
Yacht Club. Is about to put in commission MS
yacht Adele. which is now at the anchoraee' IL
was formerly a sloop. but is now yawl rlgseu' ana
its interior has been Handsomely nnishei Inc
Henry Ward Beecher went into commission yester-
day.
J. c. Havemeyer left Yonke-s for Saratoga last night
10 attend the convention OF the NewYork state sun
day-school Association which opens a three days
session there to-day. He goes as delegate from
the Westchester County Sunday-schoo Association
William p Constable, Of Yonkers. the other dele
gate being unable 60 is represented by W ihiam
Mab,e of Pcekskill. chairman of the Executive
Committee OF the Association. ,.
The Yonkcrs Turn Nereln gave concert iast
night I'm it's hall In Post Lane. under the diTectIoh
OF its musical director. Professor IL Speck Ine
society had the assistance OF Miss Wodiska. Miss
Margaret Auth. Miss Helera Auth. H. Eoeiing.
Adolf Jaeger. l.. Stoe,tzer. NJ. Bloieck, the Apeh-
klaenge and Schles wig Holstein societies OF New
York; Mrs. Philip Kuss Otto Fuhrman, FRANK far-
thenheimer. Emil Riegelnann Max Frick and John
Kolb of Yonkers. 80, t.,
Sunday was visiting day at the Jewish Home IN
Riverdale-ave.. and large number of the frienIs
and relatives of the inmates came from New ork
City and spent the day there. 1t took four cars
of the Yonkers Electric Railroad TO convey 'h"'"
from the station 10 the Home.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
THURSDAY. JvNE 4
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT or NEW YORK MONDAY. JUNE 10 1895.
ARRIVED
steamer Mone n, I@'se ast r.~ io'i. t...ii Nay 3d.
sandy HOOK - .; , m.
oaa s'sr' s7 f.'Ss1. o's, to Wi 5' ~ hy, VEIN at J..
's1 seamef at - c,y n birmingham Burg savannah with
ssrdy NIX June 10 s5o ? m.-wina east. Light
CLEARED.
Steamer Panama Csren,; cssgn'ro. Havana pr'gr''o
nna vrra (ri1 No., ,s'as ,oos.,,n,o cr,ae 60
Steamer colombia. Henderson. colon Pacific Mall -
steamer saa:e CGsn K.ssler. nremen ya southampton
s,cam,r Finance. pay. Colon stamford Parry Heron
Steiner ealananca Gr Hutchinson. numneoa + II
McCaldin Hroihers & Go.
selner Manitou dlr). James Savannah New-Y ship
sicanrr nanon an onl. I,etIooi- n@'S Jsvgns &
mona Ola Dominion = Co.
s,earner i~ssniorc 'nn. Rains Perth Ambo, william
s,~amcr ci,,a ii Mcssna d,aD. oueiroo savannah
''' s,ennrr Ta@iic onr,. Jones. IAverpooH Kers.,
ship Tam o. shan,er. Peabody. sydney. y Henry
ship Emily r whitney. rendlcon shanghai Ed~nrd
SAILED
Steamer cslusa for & ca" TDrn'f .1s@n GSn spaa Man
Havana. etc. california Wer. lin.'imof"
TIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
s'eo%SI Fpf p, 5usG,sh & hTns ane 10 '''" ''
steamer Fuda Ui-r, Meier from Bremen for New
York sailed from Southampton June 10
steamer Hindoo G'u Douglas sailed from Shields To-
New York June .. =,
steamer I'rncpia niD. siannard. from N"w-f"rk MAJ
% arrived AZ Ie'h June y
S,.amer ocean dbuichl. Cas-ons. from Amsterdam for
New YORK passed The Lizard June y .
e,.,m.r iuu.n 1I.r Nlchu' son. from New York May
IL for stockholm passed bunnei Head June 10
steamer tti~r. Bauer. from NJ" YORK June /
for Hamburg passed tie soilly Islands Jun" 10 .
steamer T~pnnto an. Page. rom Antwerp for New
y,rr uassed is,e - Wight June 10
steamer W"rkendam Dutch. H"kker; rom Newcf"rk
Nav ~ for Rotterdam passed Prawlc Pon, June i"
steamer Chester Dutch Hoysen. from New YORK May
fcr Rotterdam. passed Dover June 10
Steamer Aman Gen. Jurgensen. from New York May
% arrived a Hamburg June I" .
Elise MARIE Wierj. R"ners from New ork
MAY - arrived q tuxhaven June !"
steamer Pcqua (IBr). Brown. from New YORK May u
arrived Lislon June g.
steamer C1in,ona fI,rj Iulmnn from Mediterranean
norfs for New York passed Gibraltar June 10.
Steamer Ems GER NcmRna'en. Newfork arrived at
Gibraltar June 10 and proceeded for Genoa
Olympia uir). Oshorne sailed from Naples Tor
New-Yark June =
Steamer Prince ffIr). Dobson from New York
April % arrived Santos June q.
steamer Calico ieF,. BralihHalte snlei from Rosario
for New York June -
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

The Newark and New-York Railroad Company
tas erected six-foot board fence on eac" sue Vi
It's tracks where they cross Randolph-ave' ana py
ca doing have closed up the street thoroughiare
al that point The company has also et' stahHihs s
at the crossing some heavy freight cars. 6e!e-
co ION of Indignant taxpayers yesterday Waiteu on
fhe Street and Water Commissioners 10 see VIA Enas
could be done toward keeping the street open Shlel
Engineer Ruegles tod them that he bclievcd IN,
company had right 10 build fence lor ne icaLcl
the rich, OF way never condemned Supernl-
tsndent Peddie OF the Railroad Company, gave tne
commissioners to understand that the ience wa, wa
,iw ,e,nnorarv The Street and Water Commits
sioners do not believe this. Mayor Wanscr ha1 a
consultation with the Railroad officials yesterday
and Will see them again today.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
TRIBUTES TO THE DEAD MERCHANT.
pprncE TOWER FLAGGS AT HALF-MAsI IN
MEMORY OF WILLIAM MARsHAIL,-His
prsrxrsS SAGACITY.

BUSINESS SAGAClTY.
Do oraer ~ Presiden. Howell. "a mark OF re-
s,ec, N William Marshall. who died suddenly on
SUNDAY night at his home. No. 295 Cnton-ave. ana
NJ whom The Tribune published a sketch yesterday
tho Aaos on both towers of the bridge were p'Aceu
a, balf-nnast Yesterday. 1t Is probable that 'he
funeral will be conducted by the Rev Dr hCIeou
Of the Clinton Avenue Congregational Chur0h' as
soon after the arrival OF two OF MI MarshaIs so's
from Iowa as possible
Men who knew Mr.. Marshall IN business enter
nrises had much 10 say yesterday abou; his unusual
ability as a business man When the National Cor1-
age company, the original Cordage Trust, was or
carized some haf-dozen years ago. X was hecess'i!
10 secure control OF the plant and connections oi
l. Waterbury & Co. This firm was one OF the isre-
est manufacturers of rope and twine In the counIy
An extremely tempting offer was made 10 l.. Water
hurry a Co 10 induce the firm TO enter he tlusl
MIR Marshals partners were willing. After caieiuI ~
Consideration MIR. Marshall refused absolutely 10
accent the proposition which had been made. put
offered to sell out his interest In the nIin ms PlD
Vas considered by the organizers OF the Nauonai
iape COMPANY 10 be several hundred per cent 100
high They refused TO pay the amount Mr Marshai; a.;
asked but kept negotiations hanging nrc untl
finally they discovered that the purchase OF ms N
terest was a necessity Then tney pdio MN Ills
'Ex. CORPORATION Counsel William c. De Wit PAID
Mr.. Marshall glowing tribute. He began nls ca.
reer" said Mr.. De Witt. in poverty, WIN ms cods
off in the old ropewalk He closed IL win one OF
largest fortunes accumulated IN 'fla' m
dnstrv He lived 10 see OF the most gigantic
20 do what he had done single-handed against the
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
EIIZASETI.

The competitive examinations held by Congress
man Charles ~ Fowler for a West Point cadetship
and a cadetship In the Naval Academy at Annapohs
yesuIted in the success of John j. standish' OF
Bayonne. VIII" goes to the military school anu ,d Ol
ravai appointment. Lewis Hathaway fah hnho an oi
poIn6ed was chosen as alternate 10 Standsn and
spencer IittlcGe'd Higgins OF Roselc. as alternate
10 ShnckfOrN.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11

RRI' NSWICK- Frederick Law Oimsted. OF BROOK
line Mass CAMBRIDGE Lowndes ana Dr'
William May OF Washington. EVERYTHING Kew
DR. Henry NJ Field. FIFTH ANENlE-Colonei L.
Victor Baughman. OF Maryland. and Mre Amcha
T. Barr OF Cornwall. y. Y. HOLLAND-ConsrcsS-
man Francis g. Newands. of Nevada; General Jo-
seph +. Terrence. OF Chicago; CoioneI "A''ah "
Rice of the United States CivN Service 'omnis-
s,o, and F-ras,us Corning of Albany IMPERIAL
Judge William G. Ewing of chicago NkIhhh-
l. LAND-At,orney- General William IA. Myirea' oi
Wisconsin, PARK AVENIE-Genera. Rufus IL.
King Of Albany. W1NDSOK-George Wesuhs-
house jr OF Pitisbnrg.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
HOME NEWS.

~, rrr,d rr,s, Focd, Nrirs rhfch r'p,,'ns ~ -"
.,,pop,,s IN Cfy that r'c'irfnc me r''
c,cclr n,,, NJ N, rnd PrrH has fs hrddqua,t,r AZ
No 81 1nns, Nrc- York Cfy Al Information dnd docn
,r,nf. for public s MAY 10 hose h'dda"drer' and
,y ,cfli then b, dstr'tuted 70 all me '"'N" Te' "e'
fayrs Mis citg and 10 the t"ht" F'"' y" ""'""'-
ton throughout ne country
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11

Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Lae Y. D. 0o' "ep'
R3H!A!!! g! Rsk!G$ Rs*as$$
ARSOEUTELX PURE

held for the Grand Jury. His counsel applied for
a reduction OF bail. stating that his client was IN
nocent. ana had been led Into the affair by a man
outside the Jurisdiction Of the court The Fire
Marshal interpOsed no objection, and Justice Deuel
reduced the bail from 5000 1000.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
MOI-\T VERNON.

"The Chronicle" of the newspapers reierred
20 in the article on Mount Vernon in sunday
Tribune is Republican In its policy. and II VIII no
doubt exercise much influence on the people, anu
Viii prove a great help to the party.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
SHE WANTS $3.50 FOR A DOG BITE.

Mrs Martha VI. Van Liew. seamstress was
plaintiff in a sui, begun in the Supreme Court be-
fore Judge Gaynor yesterday against Charies NJ
Pratt for $500 damages for personal injuries MT
Pratt's mastif Max bit Mrs Van l.ew at the sum
mer home of the Pratts in Glen Cove. She alleges
that her nervous system was irreparaby ihJurc1
No verdict rendered yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11

4 DYERTisEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS roR
cf,yTrHE TIE NEW & YORK 'inHo TEBuNE , Will. BE RE-
wsy; "a door north Of Thirty -nrst-st.: and ADvER.
Eighth o IB2 eixth-sv0.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
HE STRI-CK THE PILLAR AND DIED

Rodney Carln. forty years old. OF No 7s hai'ey-
CT a conductor on a Halsey-st. car died al the
homeopathic Hospital yesterday afternoon from
IN iures received at Fulton Ferry earlier In the day
Carln Jumped off his at the ferry ana Struck
violently against an elevated railroad pI'ar along
side the track. He was picked up unconscious Inc
aoo,ors tound that h. was suffering from com
pound fracture of the base Of the skull Carn evi,
6entlv iumped from the 10 unhook the suarl
chains on IKE side Of his car preparatory 10 his trip
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
Nps NINA MORGAN vYsE GETS A DIVORCE.

Nina Morgan vyse got decree OF absolute d.
vorce from Thomas A. Vyse. jr. in the supreme
Court yesterday The parties live in New-for"'
were married By the Rev. DR.. Morgan at St Thon-
ass Church. and have three children The wire :
father Is Orlando W Joslyn. OF NewYork The
case was tried before a referee IN Orange County
10 avoid publicity The correspondent named in the
papers was Johanna Schohed.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
Announcements.

"oNEoNTA" "PENTAsKET" "NANTURA d"
H. w Three New Collars. r. & W
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise oS 81 Moon rises io:i3 Moons IL
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-Sandy Hook 1913 Gov. Island 1896 Hell Gate o2o
Pm sandy Hook io2l Gov Island lo;' Hell Gate i2'i
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
VIEWER HELD FOR TIM GRAND jury.

When the case Of Morris Weiner. the alleged fire.
bug perturer was called for examination yesterday
afternoon in the Yorkvllle Police Court by advice
Of his counsel Weiner waived examination and was
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
WEDNESDAY. IrNE L..
TnrHsnNY. IrNE II
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Il.

South Cambria Puerto Rico. SY i u ...-.. II 90 m
N.U York snr'hampfnn American. 500 a II 81 a
britannia Liverpool. white star 90 ~ lo 80 M
Mozart Manch.-fer. iAmi-r' II 10 - m
Midland Nntvefu Red ar....... 10 o0 n IN IL - ~
or lzaba Havana. a cuba .......+ 80 m a' M
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11
THE NECK.

Ncckwc1r manufacturers while ago, used
New-York tribune., 1895-06-11

Steamer Cnrb Prince fDr) Dobson, from New York
April %. arrived al Santos June o.
steamer Gaeo delg. Braiihwate. sailed from Rosario
for New York June -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
A,na.spsn,-.


Binusy's funniest rarcs comedy. en-
titled "a Baggage Check" was presynted
at Il o Grand Opsra House, last evenAg,
by an excellent company. before quite an
appreolative Rudlones. The story told lie
that OF a trunk. that was checked at
railway station, to another ON the llne, nd
which was Lost In transit, causing the
owner many trying nluments. and TO get
Into many ludicrous situations. num-
Der OF original and novel specialltlee
were introduced. As whole, there is
not better comedy being presented; t
will be given again this evening
Iu.morrow evening tho banner attr6c.
ton vi tho season comes to tho Qrlnd
Opera House. II ls George Thatcher aud
Carroll Johnsons Mlnstrels. who promise
our theatre.g oes the bast treat OF Tho
season. The first Is most gorgeousiy
coetumed and magnlticently appointed
And dlscloses ma1niicenoe OF scenic
display aud Introduces q superior grade
Of vooalisn and the brightest OF spark
ling comedy. The organization includes
come OF the best artists of the day, with
several fine ponies and the smallest ani-
NAL In the world.
Mr.John::W W. Bratton, former Whining
tonlan, will introduce several songs oil
bis own composition. His friends will nc
doubt be out in force as this IL his hrst
appearance here since appearing In
Chimes of Normandy" MIR. Thatcher
also has quite large number oil friends
who will no doubt will 10 In attendanc
alan
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

A m ost interesting and enjoyable enter
tainment was given in the Y. NJ, q. a. hall
OF thls city last evening under thu direc-
ton of fhe two Sunday school olnsses
taught by Mr. O. L. Burdner and Alfred
Wiling. Esq. The proceeds were Tor the
benefit OF the school, SIR Buidner was
master of ceremonies and did his part
with dignity aud grace. as he does in
everything hs undertakes. Mr.. Willing
in his usual buainess like manner attend
cd TO matters back of the curtain. Miss
willing and Mrs. John Parker, members
Of Mr. Bordner's class served US ushers.
The hall was crowded to overlooking.
which proved 1t to bs u financial success.
Tie entertainment was pronounced by
many VITO were present as being the best
OF the KIND they had ever bsen at. The
st. Clair Quartette gave several seleoti ons.
The two Glasses under whose directions
the entertainment was given are more
than pieBsed. aud will uss tine columns OF
your valuable paper to thnna the public
for their patronage, und the talent Tor
their eupDOrt,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
THIRD EDITION.


Ordinarily Lixze Turner. young col.
cred Mtse who oiaims her home as No.
300 West Fifth atrset is quiet aud psao.
able woman. but when Inc greon-eyed
monater, jealousy, arlses IN her breast
ehe II Just line sort OF Mlss Il man WAITS
- give wide berth. Aud no ono knows
fhfe fact better than Howard Lhambers.
Tor he fell In her clutches SUNDAY ni1lt
and now he 10 out hat red tie and suit
Of clothes, bealdeB being sufferer from
0tsooloreu eyes aad "a urulsed body.
IL was In Magistrate Keiiey's court last
night that the circumstances OF such an
expekienoe were related by Howard. he
said he VIVA until short tune ago regard
% a. Llzzie's best fellow, but on necom-
tDa acquainted with another colored dam
Uel he transferred his affections to her. and
~ Jealous dlu LizZie Decome that How.
ord'1 life Was made 80 miserable that he
concluded 10 leave the Turner home.
sunday nl!snL he tuok his new girl to
I ehurch aud as tie couple were walking
from the sanctuary, Lizzie reoogElzed him
BY the bright Tie. sac approached he
junfalthful lever and in true pugilistto
letyle led fot uia neck auu encircted IL with
both hands. IL was dangerous position
n Tor one to be- IN, Llzzis's uuleot being to
tbhoke him. la the scuflle the tie was tori
Into pieces, ths hat damaged beyond re.
batr and the clothes so badly sUilsd and
torn that Towards pride would not allow
fhini to proceed home with his friend.
1 But Jealous LZzle had not everything
her own way. When Howard recovered
from the surprise ho proved to her thA
J masculine force was superior aud with al
the strength he possessed caused his as
kaiiant to measure hersrlf ON the pave
ment, and at this same time cnewed |
blece out of Ter hand. Iu this secon,
rumpus Howard lost portion oil hi
eneek.
As he inteEds to still 20 with his ne'
girl, and fearing further injury at ID
hands of Ll1zis he had her before In
magistrate end She was tined.