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Evening journal., 1895-07-12
a uostly Bow 81 nroth.

Charles and Daniel Olson are two bold
sailormeu on the schooner Carrie L.
Godfrey. which "a now tied up At the
Liebig Company wharf. Henry Hey is
the cook on the same craft Yesterday
Daniel was sick, aud Charles went to the
galley, which is sea parlancs for the
ships kitchen, for some broth The
cook refused to make it. when Daniel
started fsr him With an axe. threatening
to Kill him Later Charles Jumped into
the cook and administered a severe
beating Then the cook had both men
brought before Magistrate Daley, who
fined each So and costs.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
IN JUSTICES HALLS.
A Day IN Municipal Court which Failed
to Add Many Victims to the List.

A Day IN Municipal Court which Failed
TO Add Many Victims to the List.
John Farrell OF Cecil county. but who
has been laboring In W est Chester wheat
and hay fields for his health aud inciden.
tally for sol did pelf, came to Wilmington
TO buy clothes He spent his money on
the coast snd then fell Into the hands OF
Officer Ford who gave him free pass on
the patrol, from Front aud West TO the
city's hotel He will pay 81 and costs or
90 to New Castle for ten days.
Henry Lewis, colored was charged by
George Christmas, his step father, with
disorderiy conduct Henry made a visit
to Georges house at No, $40 Buttonwood
street, and while At the supper table
bjected Co one of tho boarders calling
Christmas Sweet otiack aud
butcher knife Rt once became prominent
factors In the hght which followed. but
no one WAS hurt. Judge Ball decided
that It was q family row and dismissed
the cass.
Frank Hicks, colorad, was arrested by
Officers Ward and Kelleher on a charge
made by John MtGowan, OF stealing 50
Ia money. He asked for continuance
Ia order to secure a witness, which was
granted until tomorrow, bail being fixed
at 5000
Emii Lows, charged with improper
conduct with two little girls at Tnir-
teenth aud Clsymont streets. was ar
raigned Three other little girls awore
to having heard the remarks made, but
Emil was emphatic In his protestations
Of innocence and wanted witness
summoned A further continuance was
! grantad till To morroW
Dr.. @ h Jakes, who. with DR.. J. p.
Pyle, have had charge OF the case OF
Daniel Leipsrs, who was stabbed Wed
nesday night at his saloon, corner OF
Lancaster and Maryland avenues. testified
that Leipert Is still In dangerous con-
dilion. His physical strength Is In bis
favor but no definite conclusion as TO his
recovery can be made for . week ct !, ast.
Straughn, who is charged with the
assault was held till next Friday. with
out bail, and Daniel Gillespie and
Michael Walsh were held as Witnesses
John Gillespie, n puddler at tbs
Diamond State Iron Company, called a
police headquarters last evening as he
had heard that he was suspected o.
being the fourth one Of the party II
Lelpsrt's2 saloon. He was not the party
| no saver
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
The Howard Now rich Lead Color

Captain John O. Taylor, who has
arrived to command the new NJ q M
steamer Howard, and Is registered
with Captain s. March, Of Baltimore,
At the Clayton House, was very busy on
bosrd the big steamship this morning
experimenting the fitting up Of his hne
vessel The Howard is now being painted
a rich lead color Three m staliic life boats
were hauled aboard tue Howard this
morning from the shops of Drein &
Son. They were spacious craft Of the
30.foot order
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
THO WON THE WAGER /?
Frank A. Mitchell Doee Not Know
whether to Demand Seven snrpers or
Send Lotter Of condolence.

Frank A. Mitchell Dose Not Know
whether to Demand Seven surpers or
Send a Lotter Of Condolences.
Everybody knows James l. Willis Of
the Clayton House. Nearly everybody
knows Frank A. Mitchell. the Addlcks
pioneer in Delaware. BIandywIne Sum.
NIT Camp handspring, all-around church
worker and yet ST the same time, q
mighty good sort Of fellow For the
purposes Of this story It is merely
necessary to state that SIR. Willis and
Mr. Mitchell know one another quite well.
MIR. Mitchell belongs to the seven lean
kind while MI Nilllhs weight hsa been
variously estimated at from 275 to 325
pounds. No New York alderman could
see Me- Williss corporation without
envying him it's possession
Several days ago the two men were
engaged in conversation and the topic Of
bicycling came up Mr. Willis said IL at
be could ride wheel His friend told
him he couldn't The Argument waxed
30 warm that at last Mr.. Mitchell offered
wager Of supper for seven that he
couldn't. II was accepted and Wednes.
day afternoon was selected as the time
aud the New Castle causaway the place
great balancing powers.
Mr.. Willis quietly secured wheel and
made up his mind &, learn to ride before
the momentous day arrived. II Is said
that Le had one Of the largest rooms In
the Clayton House cleared Of furniture
and set about the task he had before
him His efforts eliminated in fall,
which crippled his leg
Mr. Mitchell was ignorant Of all this
and when Wednesday came be sent up
TO a local bicycle store and hired two
wheels for the occasion. They were put
Ia his delivery wagon ready for trans.
portation to the prescribed testing
ground
Toe Addlcks plonser stepped to the
telephone and called up the Clayton
House, Clerk Winka went to the
phone.
'Hello'
"Hellom
clayton Houseg"
"Yas
where Is Jim Willsqa
In bed
What's the matterf'
Fell from a bicycle and hurt hi.
leg.
That settled it Mr.. Mitchell Is now
considering whether he will send dow
letter Of condolence or spirited de-
mRnd for the seven suppers.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
WITH THE CITY SOLONS.
Hereafter oHciais VIII Have TO Secure
Permission Before Printing Anything OF
Ordering work Done-Othsr Business.

Ordering work Done-Other Business.
According to the report OF the city
treasurer, made last evening to City
Council, the balance in bank Is SOS
76i 81; received Of Edmund Mitchell. Jr,
$40 700; Eugene NJ. Say ers. $11. $50; H
Il. Blllany, 1888 The finance commit
tee reported In favor Of returning two
overpaid tax bills,
On motion OF Mr.. Smith resolution
requiring al old bills TO be presented
before August / was adopted after some
discussion, Mr. Stsats contsnding that
the wording OF the resolution led to the
Impression that the city was food ID with
outstanding bills. This was not a fact
as sll bills were provided for rs well as
they could be
Mr.. McNulty stated that the object
was simply to get in all the bills from old
council, and Mr. Smith added that bills
we're constantly coming in which had
been left over by old council In fact
he had just presented one for printing.
A communication from the Board Of
Port Wardens, nominating Edwin
kershaw for harbor master, was read An
election ensued aud Mr. Ksrshaw was
elected.
An order for $40 ,629 30, the monthly
appropriation for the Board OF Public
Education. was ordered drawn. as was
one for $50 600 In faver Of the Street aud
Sewer Department on account OF its
annuai appropriation
air Smith settled the difficulty be
tween the city treasurer and himself
regarding the printing OF the city
accounts by presenting a resolution
requiring all city officers to secure orders
from proper committees before having
work done.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
Inatallatlon Of 81. stephens New PASTOR

The installation Of Rev. Frederic
Doerr as pastor Of st. Stephens
Lutheran Church. TRtnall street below
Eighth. will take place Sunday morning
at 10 80 o'clock The installation sermon
will be preached BY Rev L Reed. Of
Oatawissa, Pa, Mr. Dosrr's former
pastor at Lanct ster The installation
acts viii be performed BY Rev William
AshmeRd Sehaeffer. superintendent OF
the Home Mission Of the Pennsylvania
Ministerium, to which st. Stephen
Chnreh belongs
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
Al rrcurslon for nIoroooo workers.

Baedenkopi q Bro, the morocco man
ufacturers at Fourth and Jackson streets,
treated all their employees to a pianic and
excursion to Bay Ridge to-day It was a
jolly party, and the good time began
when the train pulled out from Market
street station Of the Baltimore and Ohio
at z o'clock this morning and will con
tlnue until the excursion arrives home
about . o'clock Tonight
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
THE BlNEER LODGE gNTERTAIHS.
Grand Lodge Omoers tho Guests Of Honor
in Red Mems Hail Last Evening.


in Red Mems Hail Last Evening.
Wilmington lodge, No 1, A. O U W
the banner lodge of the state, gave the
grand lodge officers a right hearty recep =
tion in Red Mems Hall They were
present for the purpose Of installing
the newly elected officers of the
lodge who were as follows: J. T. Y.
Blocksom, past m astsr workman: n l..
Henderson. master workman; Robert
Irving. foreman j. d Speskmsn, over
seer; James Cowgirl, guide Rev G +.
Hendricks. inside watchman: Charles
WhanD, outside watchman.
At the conclusion Of the business Of
the evening the following musical aud
educational program was rendered:
Music. st. Clair Male Quartet
6rand Jurisdiction Of Delaware.
q. NJ. g. B. Prettyman
Music. ...s..-........... Instrumental Quartet
What VIII Be the Probable Action OF the
Grand Lodge on Graded Assess meats
= w. w. III EOulk
Music. c.................st Clair Male Quartet
MOgulllans. ns..............s...P. N e.. Lewis raEse
Wilmington Lodge. No. l.....P P.M. A. b, Jones
Music. ..,..; ....... Instrumental Quartet
What is WOrkman's Duty in His LOdg z
r NJ. j.. r. Carroll.
What Is the Meaning of "Alterium Alterius
Eget gn..........P. q, NJ, w. A. Reynolds
MQsic. ....... ..........st Clair Male Quartet
What is Your Impression Of the Litterau of
PFC. NJ. w. N. Mccormick
Music. .............. instrumental quartet
What is fraternity In the a Q Y. w,
q. o.. a. }. Iruxton
Over 200 members were present and
the entertainment concluded with the
serving Of Refreshments.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
eLucK AND HIS FLOUR.
It Leads to Repievin Suit which is
Being Tried To-day by Referees.

It Leads to a kopievin suit which II
Being Tried To-day By Referees.
John P Doughten, George II. Mccall
aud William Griffith are sitting as
Judges In the Lsvy Court room t9 day
They are referees In the replevin suit Of
samuel Reinhardt We. Constable Thomas
Rsardon and J Frank Mccoy The case
was referred to them by the Superior
Court. Hugh G Browne Is attorney for
the plaintiff and William T Lyman for
the defendants.
The constable, st the instance OF Mr.
Mccoy. seized the property Of Samuel
Giuck to satisfy q claim Of about 500
Unfortunately for Reinhardt he Lad Just
shipped Guck twenty barrels Of -four
ana they we're seized before they had
been paid for Reinhardt repleylned
them and hence the suit.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
NorIons


] ADIESi Chichester's English PennyroyaI
~ PILLS Diamond Brandt are the best. Safe,
reliable. Take no ether. Send 40. stamps, for
particulars. "Relief for ladies' in letter by
return mail At druggists, Chichester Cheni-
cal Co.. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
NOTICE.-THE YOUNG LADY WEAR
~ ing glasses that took Hat on approval
from milliA cry store oa King street last
Friday evening. Will do well 70 call and settle
for the hat or return the same; If not being
known. she will be prosecuted
OTICE.-TAXPAYERs TAKE NOiICE.
II CiIy and school taxes for 1885.
The undersigned, receivers OF taxes Tor the
city of Wilmington. will he at No, 10 Fast
sixth s rect, between Market and King
streets, duri1g the months Of July and
August 1895. between the hours Of and u In
the morning and frcm 70 ia the afternoon.
for the purpos' OF receiving taxes. On all
taxes paid during July there viii be a reduc-
tiOn of . cents on every dollar and on AL
taxes paid on and after the first day of August
shall be payable without q dedr ction afnre-
said, and a taxes unpaid on the lst day OF
September shall be increased By the addition
Of per centum o. The amount thereof.
Edmund MIICHELL, Jr.,
Receiver Of Northern district, including all
north of sixth street
EUGENE NJ. SAYERS
Receiver Of Southern district. including al
south Of sixth street.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
Fxcursionists at Augustine Pier.

About 600 people from this city were
at Augustine Pier yesterday. Fully 500
went via the Red Cross special train to
the w. & n. pier and another large
company Of excursionists left on another
pier special at l o'clock in the afternoon
from French street station. From the
pier the exeursionists went on the
steamer Riverside
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
NJ Itaiian Flset At Portsmouth.

LoXDON. July 12.-Tho officers Of the
Italian ileet visited the dockyard at Ports
mouth, after which they witnessed sham
battle from Whale island. Later the visit
ors were entertained at luncheon by the
commandant, and also attended garden
PARTY given il their honor.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
PaesIDgNT Wee ReMovep.
He VIII Be Succeeded as President OF tho
CoIored College By "a Negro.

he VIII DC oucceeueu as EfehiueuI OF tho
CoIored College By a Negro.
Wesley Webb s no louger president OF
the Delaware State College for Colorsd
Students at Dover After four years Of
service he has bsen turned out 70 make
room for a negro preacher named
William @, Jason, OF Germantown. Pa
This step was predicted by the EVENING
JOURNAL last week
An adjourned meeting Of the board Of
trustees was held at Dover yesterday,
and Mr. Jason was elected by the unani-
nous vots of tie bard The new
president is young man lie is a
member OF the Delaware Conference,
NJ +. church. pastor Of church in Ger.
mantowD, rative of Talbot county, Nd f.,
and a graduate Of Allegheny College at
Meadville, Pa and Of Drew Theological
Seminary. The other members OF the
faculty were unanimously re- elected
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
FdIfvIne the nraeaes.

Republican headquarters will close for
the Summer TO morrow For several
weeks the destlnies Of local Republican
ism have been in the hands Of q lad
and Girl Yesterday they sent out
about 81 900 copies Of speeches delivered
by Cz IT Reed aud Senator Higgins.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
AId ror stnrrlng Armenlans.

CoNsrANTNoPEE, July 12.-'lwo Amer
ican missionaries arrived at Mush In or
der to distribute the funds collected Ia
England for the starving Armenians The
condition Of the Armenians at Van shows
no signs of Improvement. The kurds are
continuing their depredations
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
ImpoItant ohanssa at Oaokman.

The trustees Of Cookman NJ. & Church
have decided to ask for proposals for
important alterations ana improvements
to their lower room. which has never
been used since the new church was
erected The intention is to make prayer
meeting aud Sunday school room and
two class rooms, the partition b Ing so
arranged that the rooms can all be
thrown into one at any time
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
oncera TnstaIied.

The grand offissrs of Legion et the
Red Cross have installed the officers Of
Sc Andrews Council As follows: p @
William Montgomery; G, A o H
Greer; V. G., John Glizler; marshal,
William e. Taylor; warden, b. s.
Aurand sentinel, Cecil Craig; prelate
william Merrill; knight. G S Farlow.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
rakInr Oh rs.llmonr stnl on.

The takingof testimony in the suit
brought by Charles Warner Company
against the United States Government
for 81 600 damages to the Saunterer. a
barge belonging to the company, and
which was sunk on Duck Creek fats,
was continued before United States
Commissioner S. Redmond smith to-day.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
ApnoIpted sub OlnrIt.

Colonel Enoeh Moore. postmaster Of
Wilmiugton, has appointed Charles H
Ten Weeges, Of No 702 Washing son
street, sub clerk in the loc office. 8e
has been clerk with the Jackson q
Sharp Company, and stood at the head
of the list st the last civil service exam
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
ahn children Escanad.

A horse owned by James Clay Ton, Of
Twenty third and TatEsll streets. and
attached to Hight buggy In which we've
two small childreu. ran away at Six
teenth and Market streets yesterday.
No damage was done and the animal WAS
stopped after a short run
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
who wnI ne 40 nEaiora

According to q general order from
Aojutant General Garrett J Hart, tho
regimental officers Of the Delaware
National Guard will meet at Dover on
July 23 TO elect A major for the First
Infantry CaptainI Pusey Wickersham,
On experienced guardsmsn Of this city. is
mentioned as an excellent man for the
position.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
Tha smIlhs nIaohnrrad

A medical examination Vas made last
evening OF Joseph aud Aunie Smith
arrested on a warrant sworn out by Mrs
Msry Conner, mother Of the woman,
who charged them with yRgrancy. 1t
was decided that there was nothing on
which they could be held aud they were
diachnrced
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
Known IN WILMINGTON.

Bruce Chateaubrand. formerly Of this
city, and lately Of Philadelphia, is under
arrest In New York awaiting reputation
papers from the city Of Penn where be is
wanted on a charge of attempting 10
defraud by getting up detective
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
wIu move M Nett weak.

The Wilmington Press Club expects 10
have It's rooms Ia tbs McVey building
ready for occupancy next week The
Executive and House Committees will
meet IN the Sunday Star Office on Monday
afternoon snd discuss ways and meanf.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
MINISTER WALLEETS NEg WORK.
Leaves for Worcester, Mass, to Bsoome
an Associate Editor OF One OF the
Three Swedish Papers OF AmerIoa.

Rev. F o B Walleen, for several years
pastor Of the Saedlsh Mission, a Meth
odist Episcopal Church on Eleventh
street beyond the Brandy wine. bridge. left
Wilmington this afternoon for Wor-
cester, Mass where he viii hereafter
reside At the last session Of the
Wilmington Conference, Mr. Walleen
was allowed to assume a supernumsrary
relation, negotiations for his removal to
Massachusetts, being then pending
Last week be received the final in
structions to come to Worcester where
he will assume ministerial charge Of a
Swedish society and will become
associate editor Of the "Ostra Sando-
bude. one of the three Swedish news
papers published in America The other
two are the Western and Central Sande
budes, located in San Francisco and
Chicago respectively.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
on 20 the Potomac.

Governor Watson and bis staff will be
the guests Of Colonel Willie M Ross. Of
Ssaford on Monday. He will take thera
on bis yacht Aurelia to Plney Point, at
the mouth Of the Potomac river, and
they may be gone for several days
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
The Revolver was Loaded.

At noon 70 dsy a l2 year-old boy BY
the name Of David Cowsn, living at No
% East Twentieth street, while playing
with a revolver, accidentally shot him
self in the pit Of the stomach. DR.
Shortidge dressed the wound which WAS
not serious.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
No OonventIon No Parade.

Oaing to the failure OF the local fire.
men to take au interest in the Delaware
State Firemen's Relief Association, that
organization Is now defnnct and with 1t
dies the state association AS conse-
quence there viii be neither convention
nor parade this year
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
The Hermlt d De nIarshea.

Louis Gnann, the old German hermit
OF the marshes, whose hut was burned
wednesday, and v no has been cared for
by the police since declined to 60 to the
almshouse and said he could get some
work He was allowed to 90, but it will
ba seen to that he does not suffer.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
Claimed to Bslong 10 This City.

At1l 90 TO day two small boy trsmps
were arrested In Bridgeviile. Del, They
refused to give their names but claimed
to live on King street. this city. Their
story will be investigated
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
20 Per Gent. on

On all Straw Hats to close out balance Of
stock. All new goods bought Ia case lots
from the mills direct Best values
ever offered. at Ross's, 2l0 Market street
Summer Underwear at 25, 3S and soc.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12

Harry Yerger is the practical picture
frame maker and glider Don't make any
mistake but take yonr work to him at the
old rsliAb stand, 4l9 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
Esarrtntnr Eleotr.cal

Still promptly attended to at the old
stand, No East Eighth street, by
j. W. Norris 4 90. trading AS the Electric
Construction & Appliance Co. Phone "A
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
seventh nay Adventiat's oamp-m sstine

saVenth Day AdVontiat's uamp-m eotIng.
The Seventh Day Adventists will hold
their annual camp meeting this year ia
Narrow's Grove, Newark, Del A similar
meeting was held In this grove by this
people two and three years ago There
win be probably one hundred tents on
the grounds, which will be occupied by
campers from all parts OF their confer
ence. Preaching services will be held
during the day aud every night Proml-
nent speakers from other states will be
present. among them the president Of the
general conference, Elder A Olsen,
Of Battle Creek, Michigan. The nesting
commences August /, and will continue
tx August IL.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
An Acoeptnbie oift.

Oae Of the difficulties with which
hrsmen have had to contend while
working in a building alire has been the
frequent extlnguIshing Of their lanterns
by smoke or sudden jolts When this
occurs the fireman is placed In an annoy =
ing aud very dangerous posi-
tion This morning William Law
ton presented Chief Walker aud
Assistants Welsh and sasse with hand
some new lanterns, which arc designed
to obviate this trouble The chimney Is
perfectly enclosed, and only small space
as che very top 10 left for tho escspe Of
the heated air from inside The officers
appreciate the gift very highly and are
correspondinely grateful
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
A Yaoht Raee N.El snnday.

A race has been arranged between
The yachts Joseph L. Nobre and John
M Fenlin. of the Southwark Yacht
Club, for 5000 The race will take place
on Sunday next. the course to be from
Otis street wharf to Chester Island buoy
and return to Glouees er.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12

ONCE seventh and King, Phone 545.
H T. Sergeant dealer in coal and wood
.y large load OF wood for $1t0
eN-Larxe pAa coal for family use.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12

NOW ON TOUR AROUND THE WORLD.
This Hiudoo lady she tells your mothers
full name before marriage, the names Of all
your family, their ages and description, name
and business Of your present husband name
of your next II you are to have one; whether
oUr present sweetheart viii be true TO YOU.
and If he will marry. Ii you have no sweet
heart she will tell you whom you will hare,his
name. business and d te Of acquaintance. II
you get one of her liiudoo charms sou vi /
have luck, and everything ycu undertake viii
nrOsper with you. BE sure ana ger nnr oi her
hindoo charms and have luck IN this ear. She
can take bsd luck away from YOU In p short
time and put goo luck ia your h Ymes instead.
Remember. sha edvertlses nothing but what
sha can do. finds e list ones and briggs them
70 their homes. locates hidden trcA. uIes.
Young and old. who arA Ia trouble or heart
broken. call at No 6iS king street. Fees lo =,
SIT s. 60 and $500
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
RnARn aNn -RooATs.

d DOOM FOR RENT ON FIRST FLOOR,
III suitable for doctor or dentist, also table
boarder taken Apply 6is King street,
EIRs r-CLASs BOARD AT REASON
I able rates. Board by the day. week or
meal Single furnished rooms Si.10 per week.
WESTERN HO TEL. Fourth and Orange Sis.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
rnn 80

DOR SALE CHEAP. SMALL SAIL BOAT
II tail, suars, awning, oars, anchor. Apply
this Office.
TOR sALE-wHOLEsALEA AND RETAIL
II ice cream stand In ffst-class order Good
reasons for sailing. Apple az No 9l2 4rket
street. HUGH G. BROWNE. Attnrney.
TsOR sALE-A BRAND NEW WOMAN'S
Il BICYCLE with pneumatic tires. Can be
seen at the Evening Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12

EUbLAJ SALES.
DUBLIC SALE OF COWS.
I Will sell at public sale, near Booths
Corner, on
MONDAY. July Il. 1895.
at o'c ock D. m. one car load Of choice Fresh
Cows and Springers. young. large size and
good mixers. direct from Columblana county,
Ohio.
Two months credit.
WILLIAM COOLEY.
A. G. Sharpless, Auctioneer.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
aELP WANTED.

IA ANTED.-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN.
w eral housswork. Appl5 l01 West 9th st.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12

90 TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
" Company's new gallery. Finest In city.
Great reduction la prices. 40ll1 Market
street, above Fourth.