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Evening journal., 1896-05-18
COUNCIL on THE ALERT.
Resolves to Tax All Tele-
phone Poles in Town.
AND STOP BICYCLE sOoRoHIEa

Owners OF wheels Must Now Garry Lights
lnd Bells or Pay n Fine In the Mayor
Cou-t-Assessor Barr Submits Hts Com
pieted LIST to Councils Committee.
City Council net IN special session az
the mayors ciiice on Saturday evening
Mr. Morrison presiding, announced that
Council would proceed 10 receive the
books os City Assessor James B. Barr A
special committed. consisting OF Messrs
Cooper, Fngan ard Harrington was sp
pointed to confer with the assessor
This COMMITTEES revised tho BOOKS ard
then recommended that the assessment
be adopted and hung up in the mayors
ofilce for ten days for public inspection.
Ga May % 20 and 80. Council will sit as
q court OF appeals, from 30 to 9p m.
After Reckless BlcI ollsts.
City Clerk Eckles was instructed to
give two readings to a rigid blcYcle
ordinance introduced by President Nor
rison, who spoke about the reckless
riding that was being done around town
and the need OF q strong and consistently
enforced law. The ordinance Is as
follows:
"Bs i5 ordained by the City Council Of
New Castle:
Section That It shall be unlawful
for any person to ride or have a cycle,
bicycle or Tricycle. In motion after duck,
or twilight. or during the night time,
upon any public street. lane thoroug
or place, without displaying a suitable
light, and having = gong or bell so
attached thereto as 20 be readily sounded
to warn persons of their approach
They shall also ring or SQUAD said
boil OF gong whenever necessary to give
suehswsrning; and they shall not ride At
q greater speed than seven miles an hour.
''Section 2 That it shall bs unlawful
for any person co ride G. Gle, bicycle OF
tricycle. on sidewalks during the day at q
greater speed than seven miles sn hour
Section Any person violating this
ordipaace snail forfeit aud pay foe OF
not less tAsn 81 nor more than $40. N
the discretion Of the MAJOR, besides the
coEts Of prosecution
Cunning for tho Teispoue Company.
MIR. Cooper threw bomb gt the Della
wsie aud Atlantic Telephone monopoly
which seems to be 'squeezlng" New
I Castle business men and the upblic II
general, by introducing the following
resolution:
THAT each and every pole supportinl
telephone or telegraph wire within th
city limits be taxed 81 per annum CHI
same as Is assessed Ia WILMINGTON AMI
other cltles) on and after June 1, 1896
| Council passed this resolution aud In
structed the Rssoes )r to add each tele
phone pole to his list Of property assess
ments and notify the owners thereof.
| The bicycle ordinances viii receive it
third ard firal reading at the mex
meeting Of Council. whsreupou IL win a
once become a law.
Evening journal., 1896-05-18
DOBBlssYILLgS FAT FIDzR.

saYs Ne Rode from That village T.
Philadelphia In Littio Over Two
Hu-s-Othor News Of the Place.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
BoBLIEsvIlE, May 10 The Dobbins
VILE Bay Club held is meeting to day
and Il was decided to take bat k ride on
Sunday. May % This ride will take the
plsc. Of the ssil that Was to be taken
July 4
Edward Mocue Ia a bicycle rider
and scoroher OF the frst water
On Saturday last be lefe D'bbius
VILE At m and was In Pnila
delphla az the pnblic bui dug talking to
James Clark OF this village at z 10 p IN.
lie claims be rode the entire distance
McCue says he left Philadslphla Sunday
ss5p M stopped of st Chester thirty
minutes and was AJ nome In DJbSipsyille
at sl5p m
Richard Gardner has returned home
from his tip 20 Western Penney lvania
The DatioDsl game is very popular
amouR tho foreign element OF this vii
lags There - one feature about II that
Is not included IN the wsy the Americans
play it lostead OF having two teams,
nine on q side. they have as many as they
can get in the crowd Oie man will bat
the ball out another stands along
side OF him. and throws the
ball up The man with the bat will
alwsys Try 10 bit the ball ia the air
The bat they use is not the same ss
usei bv Americans l. is about 10 four
and o half feet long. The idea is for
one 10 catch the ball aud be goes to the
bat IL is very lsuehable to see these
people play They fell all over them
selves. and are continually being
smashed in the facs or on the nose.
Evening journal., 1896-05-18

HChCdulo III oIINCA NlhIfn 10 loius
TRAINS LEAVE WlLMlNGTON, DELA
WARE AVENUE. EAsr-BOUND.
AZ trainS Illuminated with Pintsch
SEW YORK. week days sos r.lS
gil, - "a +iu2t ..m. y = z =, % Ss,h 0 ~.
81 ?. m;s sundays 'SV'' 30 'ii'-' d. "'''
''i4' 'Fi4a'rIszsibEEfPf'inH, issi EEfPf'inH p CHESTNUT ST.
sTATION, week days sSvs; % s'osil, % ~
i0 q .is .tSo .isio Ss So a5o 80 ass, .552 $50,
7s9, 825. 10. IL p. m. Sundays, .Sg0o .'se'
$50 '9.aS, .li.5 q; m; i22o. go So a.'o'
PHiLADELPHlA, READING .TERMI-
NAL. week days, s3OS, f7.l5, .9.3l a. M;
'il p. m: sundays, 'S.eS a. M; 10 ~ 2; m; A
s7l5. 7SO, sSl5 'S.55. sl025, Il 20 a. m; lz'4V'
- 2g 300 455, f532 $50, 10y, 49, ~, III y.
N. sgndays @gs; 'isg 30 S'9s m .7se ~ a. sS5
~, O,ATlfLRRN'TTic AZ r N'TTic CITY. week days. Ills a.
m, 'l22i. '2.2s y. m. Sundays |SO a. M
UAfE NAY. week dais '1i5a m.;'22s
.. m. sunda\,s;;,s- w. -sra gs sapmiiryn ,pi
BALTIMORE AND WASHlNGTON,
week days. 'i.e, g.0z. 's.4s. .lisOo a. M
1926. '2o7 25i, 'i.o3, 49,, sls % sls
pi2 M in % o9' ,9l''s55l s5l Ass. Is. '.9.i5 p. M
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS,
daily. 1O2 a. M; 2a4 y. M 49,. ION
76s. 's.4s. III. .05 a. m; 'l2.55. 2.54 'i0S
s45b 7O5' IS. s915, ll12 p. M. Sundays
'42O 7O2. 'S4S a. M; 'l2.55. zoi '4'0S' luo'
'PI.p 'PIIT.PpsBuiiRG. & week days. 's4s a, m;
s618 d. M Sundays, 'S.B a. m. -aoo PIN.
CHICAGO; daily ,s;4s ga a. M ;3i,rts so p9i pda9iv
~ oki.raes AND MEMPHis via
bristol and uhatte.s.g,ogs ,sw Nj NAM. 1sib{
'ia siNGERLY Ss "xiccoMMoDA ALTON, week
days. 5-o2s q. m; S5i Ics liz p m sun
"a, u-f,ANDENBERG ACCOM1IODATION.
week days. 7.O2. 1927 a. M; 25i. 4SS p. m.
supdayzs5, Iayz5E % nSiARKET e R eTs Pr. Pr M CITATION.
NEW YORK week days, $3.50 a. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, 800 A.
NJ BiA1Ii1lTiMoRE. 1T week days. $50 a. M
Il iLykpNrpENBERG and WAY STATIONS.
week days, $50, 1920 a. m; 2.5O, o.1O p. m.
ILEAVh PIiIIsADELPHIA CHEST
NUT sT. STATION i FOR wI5MlHG5- q n \ "a
ss1b $50 $685. ll.20 q. m; -l2.20, 'l.31,
80. 2.45. % 50. 'i20' 4SO. '5I5' '54l. 8, $50,
so + 1872 e i ms 2 P'is95 "a ss sgsaiyS fsS rs Is
n fFsiHSiLADELPfIiA' REApING TER; R;
n pimAk NJ suHdeys Tssy asgsS gsSo rs M a. IN M a. "
Rates to western points lower than via
g. o. scUIL General Passenger Agent.
W. M. GREENE, General Manager
xXTJLMINGTON AND N RTHERN RAIL
w ROAD Timetable in effect MAI cn 10, 1870.
Trains leave Wilmington. French street
station. for B q junction, Montchanin.
Winterthur, Guyencourt. GrenoRue. Coseerf.
Cha1ds' Ford Junction. Pocopson. West
Chester. Fmbreville, NortOnville, Coatesviiie
and intermediate Z. tioDs. daily. except
sunday, at 10 a M, ? 10. % and o. 2. m.
SUNDAY only at o6 a "a 10 and 4.Q5 r m
For Waynesburg Junction, 5 'ringneld ana
at Z. 10 q. m. s.l0 and 40o p N. sundays only
al SOS a. M ana 2 10. los p. N.
For Joanna: Biz s0oro. heading knd inter-
mediate stations. daily, except sunday. ~
10 a. m. apd 2.lO ?. m. Sunday only at a0s
a N aud 10 d. m
A. g, MccAUsLAED. Superintendent
BOWNEsS BRIGGS. Gen. Passenger Agent.
Evening journal., 1896-05-18
THE BISHOP ADMONISHES.
MAN CAN BECOME A SAINT BY RE-
MENeERlNG,

Butif He Forgets. May 10 -Damsd-rho
Value Of Memory OF Holy Thugs. OF
the Love Of Lord aud Saviour. OF the
Spiritual PromptIngs.
"It man commits murder aud is put
TO shame, and put to death, and damned.
II Is because he did not remember"
Thus SPOKE r.. Rsv Alfre A Curtis.
bishop Of Wilmington, In a strong m
6rmaiion addross at St Peters r O
Church last evening Bishop Curtis Rlso
preached at the 10 30 mass yesterday.
At last EVENINGS service the church
was 6lled to over fl wing Floral de.ors-
tlons and evergreens ornRmented the
sane nary. Captain A Nj. Hizr and
ahn 1 Boyle assisted Ia the offieas. Some
we'll selec ed choruses 5nd anthems were
rendered by St Peters Choir under the
direction OF Mss p H Rogers. Rsv e
l. Brady. priest IN charge ut New Castle,
conducted tho preliminary services.
my brethren, We must use q great
many names i-dsed. when We speak
Of Col. aud all tbs many names
Of many languages would not bs
| sufficient 20 tell Us Of God Now
whstever else anyone gives you. n h.
does rot give yon God he does not give
you lasting 81 e.
"And these various names that ne are
accustomed TO apply 30 Aim, the third
person OF the Blessed THnity, In oui
lconiirmstion service.
Nov the Holy Ghost ~ this d we'll
iug In az. for Hs ~ ,ks So O temple Of our
body aud lives thsrein. he enables US to
remember And n W. 80 on remsm Der
Ing what his teachings are we will "a
on and have everlasting psGce Oh eRtth
Rnd glorious houe hereafter.
"rhst which mates man saint Is
that be remembers; no makes 1t his busi
ness Go remember.
"a man In heather darkness doesn't
remember what he knows naturally be
cause every man knows there was a
creator and there is hereafter Even .
Pagan is damned because he DOES NOT
remember what hs might know n be
would.
"And so by tha grace OF God with US
what makes the saint Is remembrance
When this dear Llgd instituted his
blessed sacrament, he thought Of you
tonight In New Cistls. A n one is
sinner then say he forgets Plenty o
people, knowing lots OF theology and liter
I
1t wasn't the learning OF the saint
it was that he remsmbsred-not alone Il
church. az mass II but In business. as hi
home. alone On the street, Ia fusces9. Il
failure And II he Is a sinner 1t Is bo
cause he forgets
"And now you're going TO ask God
the Holy Ghost TO give ono fpssial gitt-
remembrauce and say iJ 10 you. II you n
going TO be dsmned ib will be bscsus
you forget Keep before you God II
everything Es doesn't alter; othei
things change but he Is the same.
And Ool II he ouly produces this
clear sight aud this strong will In yoav
daily life, you viii have God upon your
side eiernsily
A large class Of admits aud children
the girls arraysd In most attractive con
6rmRtion dresses ana snow white veil
advanced 70 the bishop Immediately afte
the address on "R R-membrance
Evening journal., 1896-05-18
Rn.r D. 90 chnrnh q -.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CRY, May Is The Melho
dist Episcopal Church seemed to have
jubilee day, beginning with the morning
service yesterday. The Jf. o u A NJ /,
consisting OF about 100 members. At.
tended the moraiDg service aud Rev
s. Thompson preached sn instructive al d
interesting simon.
Ia the afternoon the Missionary SER
vices were held and iu tbe evening was
the celebration OF the seventh aani7srs
AIRY OF the Ep pHorth League An attract
i've program had been arranged for the
occasion. the Junior Lsagus jsihing 10
the exercises. The chErct WAS prsttily
decorated with Aags and flowers.
Evening journal., 1896-05-18
rnr nsl.unrs,a New conatItutIon.

GEORGETOWN. May Is -On Saturday.
July II. there will be a meeting OF voters
In efch Of the hundreds OF Sussex county
At these meetings four delegates-two
Republicans aud Two Democrats will be
elected from esch hundred 70 county
convention to be held in Georgetown on
Tuesday, July IA This convention Will
nominate Constitutional convention
deleeates ticket for Sussex county. com
posed Of fge Republicans and 6se Demo
Gratis, and submit il 10 the county con
yentions Of the two parties for rAtiies-
tion.
Evening journal., 1896-05-18
ELECTRIC RAILWAY FACTS.
Are Becoming Avaricious-surVoio TO
Resume work To- morrow.

Already Some of tho Early Enthusiaats
Are Becoming Avaricious-Sur ors to
Resume Work To- morrow.
Attorney Peter l. Cooper. Jr. Of the
Wilmington New Castle electric railway
went over the route last evening In
company with James Megarg, Of vii
mington They spent some time in
looking over tho road as now surveyed.
IL has been determined by the pro
jeotor8 to get much more Ice Il capital
Interested In the enterprise.
Dlscouragemsnts have already bssn
met with ia the form cf lukswaymness
on the part OF the very enthusiasts liv
ing along the route who we're eager TO
make Wild offers when the trolley road
was first proposed. Now It is even
difficult to assess damages
One piece Of ground worth at the most
$500 Is now held by its owner at Sc 500
bsssuse be has been assured that the
railway company wanted 10 for q power
house.
Surveyors Wanger and Erie have gone
TO their homes at PottstoNn but will
return to New Castle to join the survey
ing party and continue tue work OF pre-
psring and mapping out the route. The
lsst iron stake has been driven at the
corner Of Third and Harmony streets.
Evening journal., 1896-05-18

Pattern No 2O3i7 Boys Blouse
Waist :-This stylish design foa b'ys
shirt waist Is made Of white percals. IL
Ia cut with the usual seams and has a
stitched box plAit down The centre front
Battons aud buttOnholes or tiny stud
may b. usid. as desired a round turo
over collar finishes tha neck while a
convenient pocket Is placed on the left
8 do OF tho front che seev's are mfde
with stitched caps and end under narrow
cuffs
bingham psrcale cambric. p'qle,
chambray sre fuiiAble for this waist.
No 20 l7:-By's Blouse Waist re-
qulres for medium Size p yard material
% inches wide. or 2 yards 30 Inches wide.
Cat In dve szis, 3. 4, o, o and 2 years.
Evening journal., 1896-05-18
THE NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.
PLAEEED SHAU FO9 BI LYGIsTS.
Chester wheeimsn Tried the Festive
Dish In a New Castle Dinner-Columbla
Cyclists Ran Down to smYrna,

Chester wheeimen Teied the Festive
Dish In a New Castle Dinner-columbIa
Cyclists Ran Down to SMYRNA,
Captain William Kirk. OF the Whining
ton BicJ c'e Club, escorted large delegs
tion of the Chester Wheel club down the
WILMINGTON road to this city yesterday.
~ rlving In town about noon Tho visit
ors repaired at once nt the Jefferson
House where they dlned at 12 80 on
Mine Host HoifmAns plsnked shad.
Those In the psrty-forty one In all
IN bright uniforms ard red stockloRs.
were F l. Perkins, William Ray, John
Rochenbsck. George Smal ed. Nu
gent. Gus. Logan. Leonard Kemp. Newton
Grdbb William Grubb. samuel Curry.
Brooka, Messick, Mitchell. Mullins
Woodward, MunseY, Buckley, Ef
Coppook. William Hams Finck. Htff
mao. Bstwell, Taylor, Cloud, Nelson
Walter Reid, II l.. DAnke!man,
Hall, Friend. Harry Thompson. Ed
Nc FRrland. l. Flregan. Horace Munsey,
Thomas Hutchinson. George Faulkner.
Edward Morgan, Benton S Marker, all
OF Chester
The Columbia Bicycle Club took a run
10 smyrna yesterday, the following mem
bers participating Charles King, Frank
Vanpelt William MoOlymsnt. Robert
Greer, Harry Snavsly. Gsorge Ball. John
Tolln aud Harry Jemison AT o iesss
they met one OF their old associates
Richard LRhtcap
Evening journal., 1896-05-18
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please also state age Of child.
Evening journal., 1896-05-18
NEW CASTLE news NOTES.

John Bcough OF North Third street,
who Is seriously iil With typhoid fever,
wes slightly better to-day.
Policeman Harrington arrested, aud
Mayor BOYD fned q c1lored maa for
locking his wife outdoors.
Measles are so prevalent tnat out OF
one fchool ~ fifty four pupils, twenty
SIX were detained at home.
H G Lipplncott Of Philsdslphis, has
been tho guest OF Harold Sadeli.
Toe stoeckls Senate Will play two
games this week.
The following young riders OF the
Columbia Bicycle Club were enter.
tanned at Stouts Hotel st Delaware CITY
John Bridgewater, William Nsylor,
Charles C1untiss. William Whit.
William Beckett and Arthur Murray,
Evening journal., 1896-05-18
Do TO Gr.ysIra Ior best gaaolInl
Il nnhr Amnnr h-nnn

Mr. and Mrs. John Il MartlD. Of No.
70 South Fourih street. have received .
personal letter fiom the editor OF the
New York World stating thst Of 600
photographs received la a pre- com
petition for the finest American baby
Harry Mariin. their / year old son,
had been selected IS Que Of twenty
babies entitled TO the frst Drlzs equally
AS the pr'z, could lot be divided. lots
we're drawn ana william Wilfred Grant
of Southbrdge Msss, wss the winner
The letter is highly complimentary Of
little Harry J.
Picnic hams. 0c regular hams, lie
bonelsss shoulder, 90; breakfast bacon,
90; At Thompscn's
Evening journal., 1896-05-18


a. m.-From Wilmington, Philadelphia and
the North; From Baltimore. and the South;
From the Peninsula.
IL. 40 a. m.-From Wilmington. Philadelphia
and the North; From Baltimore and the
South.
8. 80 D. m.-From the Peninsula; From VIII
mington and the North; From Baltimore
ana the South.
.25 D. m.-From WILMINGTON only; From
Baltimore and the South.
MAILS CLOSE.
fa.m.-F r Philadelphia and Wilmington,
For the Peninsula; For baltimore and
Washington.
IL. 80 a. m.-For Philadelphia and Crlsheld.
railway postofice; For the Peninsula For
the North.
4 10 d. m,-For Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North; For tie Peninsula. For
Baltimore and the South. mo registered
mail sent south OF DOver.l
6 10 ID. m.-FOr Wilmington, Philadelphia ard
the North; 2 or Baltimore and the South.
.rsrty IA GTrr NAV IQ 1900
Evening journal., 1896-05-18
Paint-Masury 8 paints, ThompsOn's,
SOCIAL AND personal.

A. V Leslie George and Mrs George
spent Sunday In town as tue guests Of
Mrs. Herbert
william w Simpson, who was stricken
blind while a. work last week. has 80 FAR
/ o proved as 10 bs able to recognize bis
friends.
George C. Brough. Of Philadelphia. is
Ia town on visit 60 former neighbors
aud relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Foster, Of VIII
mington. were ia town yesterday on
visit to Mrs Fosters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs George w. Hastings.
Edward P. Burnbam, OF the University
Of Pennsyl Tsnia. has been visiting friends
In town.
Mr. aud Mrs F Young, Of Philsdsl
phia. are the guests Of Dr. Black to day
Evening journal., 1896-05-18

Steering clear Of
the shoals Of i'll
health and the rocks
of disease Is easy
enough if only the
digestion be kept in
good order. 1t isn't
often any one is
sick unless they
have indigestion.
The cosnmonest way
in which indiges-
ton shows itself Is
in constipation.
Nine people in ten
are troubled more
or lees In this way.
Evening journal., 1896-05-18
Limo for whItewashInr a araveIl's.
ID. Aurusline sIuIets.

Work on the St. Augustine marsh
causeway near Port Penn is progressing
fnely. The sluices will be ell in place
and in operation this week
Evening journal., 1896-05-18
sTEANIBOAT-TiNIE TABLE.

Steamer Major heybOld leaves Salem daily
except Sunday at 6.4j; Delaware City.
7.30; New Castle. s 90 a. m. Arriving In
Philadelphia at IL o'clock.
leaves Philadelphia at $50 arriv-
ing at New Castle at 3 80 p. IN.
Single tickets from New Castle TO Philadel-
phia, 80 cents; excursion tic keta 80 cents.
Evening journal., 1896-05-18
THT. GGMg VITA ROXBDROUgH.
se.son-Had Oaly one Misplay In the
HsieId-Runs We're Scarce Articles.

Vislb5rs Gave the Finest Exh4 billion OF the
se.son-aRd Oaly one misplay In the
Fseld- Ruas Were Scarce Articles.
About the finest exhibition OF bail
Playing ever seen here wss given at
Battery Park on Saturday afternoon By
the Roxborough team, champions Of
Schuyikill county, Pa The visit ors not
only held the Columbia A. @ bstsmen
down to two runs and few hits, but
played practically an errorless gane, their
real m!splay being Second Basvman
Caseys dropping n hiRh fly, reached only
after hsrd backward run.
Colu mbia A. @ did rot play as good a
game as .he score would indicate aud
ouly through the partial assistance OF
UmT Ire Forrest was the visitors's score
keps down. AFTER all others failed .
Forrest was selected 60 do the referee act
but Ne became so rank for the home club
tha's the crowd guytd both him and the
home players numerically. Manager
II ushe beck became 20 vexed at the game
cd audience that he announced thst the
grounds would be locked up until May 30
for which date he has two important
games slated.
But c. A. @. team certainly showed
much Improvement ana It Is ruinous to
bssebsll here that the patronage has been
po small aud the guying so continuous
Vinson, OF Media, pitched in strong form.
he was trifs wild and kept msdien
initiating jumpingjack or = diver all
The afternoon. But he struck out hard
bstters with full bases, and felded we'll
Fisher was put at short and was the life Of
the game He never missed z chsnce, know
Just what TO do with every ball he got
aud was q continual source Of encourage
ment to the pitcher. Countlss made the
only clean hit-R two bsggeT on the Q
A. Q sids. The New Castle boys tried
desperately to win In the ninth or TO tie
the scoroe but failed badly. The score
: RoxboroUgh. % o o o.
1 Columbia A.C.......O 0 o o.
Joe Binnister, the black faced come
dian with Kiowa Medicine Company,
made great hit IN the closing farce
Evening journal., 1896-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Evening journal., 1896-05-18


Nine-tcnths Of all the worlds sickness is
caused by this one trouble, Sleepless-
ness, pimplos, blotvhes headaches, sour
stomach, dizziness, heart-burn,' palpi-
tation, biliousness, distress after eating
all these are merely symptoms OF consti-
patton. Why do people suffer with them
when the cure is so simple and so easily
obtainedp Years ago, DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets were placed on the market.
Since then, there has been no excuse for
ANYBODY to suffer from constipation, and
lis attendant ills. The pellets cure
every case infallibly and permanently.
They are very small, easy TO take gentle
and quick in action. They are not at all
violent they do not disturb the system.
They cure you so you stay cured. Ihou-
sands Of women will find If they take the
"Pleasant Pellets that their Ills VIII
vanish with the constipation.
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