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Evening journal., 1896-02-18
DIED,

CAMERON AT Centrevllle, Md. on Feb
ruary 10. 1895, DR.. John Cameron, In his slst
year.
GAM AT ST. Georges. on February 0,Mary
Louisa Gam, aged months and 10 days.
GRAFF-At Clavmont Del. on The 10Th
instant, Frank GrHif, In the bsth year Of his
age.
,HALLQWELL.-On the 18th instant, Anna
Hallowell. aged sd years.
HANLNN Thomas, son Of Thomas j and
Anna l.. Hanley, aged IA months
Relatives and friend. are respectfully In
vlted 70 attend the funeral from The residence
OF his parents, corner A and Townsend streets
.over Third street bridge on Wednesday
February le. NJ o'clock. Interment at ST.
Joscph's Cemetery.
khAlLEY. on February ~. Thomas n
keatley, In the 25th year OF his age.
Relatives and frlen0s are invited 10 attend
the funeral serv Gee. ~ The residenc- ot bis
nrother-in- law, l.. A. BfiatoW, no nj south
jackson street, on Wednesday event 4, AT
O'Clock. Interment At Harta Cemetery
Cecil county, Md, on Thureday. February 20.
PFEFER.-On February 10, 1870. David
Pfefor, aged "a years.
NANDENBRAAK.- K.-On Tuesday evening
a. the esidence OF her son-in law. Georee II
Ash. Mary, widow Of the lats Lawrence Van.
denhiaak.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
"Bonnis scotland" /"

A production that will be finely
staged. msgui6cently oostumed aud
cleverly acted, and With the prestige Of
success, will be seen AZ the Grand Opera
House Friday evening rex. February
81, wheu sidnev X Ellls's romantic
drama "B,nnis Scotland Is presented
The play ittelf IL reflex Of all that ls
romantic po,urdsque and Interesting In
the land OF the thistle a blending OF
light and shade. With an all psrvading
heart interest that will appeal with
exceptional force 20 all lovers Of the good
and The beautiful IN dramatic art The
entire production will show an attention
10 5etsi aud regard for the unities
that viii in Itself be a noteworthy de
palture from the happy 20 lucky
manner Of recent dramatic productions
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
nlInatFels nlnas 4 Hlt

sirmons and slocum's big minstrel
fonps opfned weeks engagement Al
Wonderland Theatre yesterday and
searsd an urqullif hit 10 is seldom
hat such c,Leentfation OF artists sp
pear ats popular-rriced house The
choral fleets in the first part are per
ct and special mention should bs made
OF the bsaut FOL stage settings of this
scene which are a marvel and reflect q
great deal of credit upon the stage
nsnaR4 uent. Amony the specialists are
tLe veteran minstrel comedian Lsw
Simmons, who intro 'uees a number Of
reiresLipkly nav wltusism-; Hac ton
and Hauiltor. ln q musicai set; Fiun ard
Mack. IN Rroicfqus ethiopian oddities.
and wills aud Barron, In clever character
comedy. ksrsiakss pig slrcus met with
great favor 10 the cnriO hall ard the
antics Of thesa poreupiue woncers kept
the audience Ia q r0ar Of laughter
Habl, ba's troupe Of Turkish performers
appeared 10 native songs. sword com bats
and solos upon uu que musical iostru
ments This program will be given for
the balance Of the week.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Social and Psrsonal Nots..

John 8 Mullin, lr and Miss Laura s.
Schmidt. OF this city, attended the ban
quet Of the Alumni Association. Of the
West Chester High School, at West
Chester, on Saturday evening.
Charles Primrose has returned from a
vleit to Chester.
Mics Lena Barlow has returned from q
visit to Mrs. William PechmAnn At
Marcus Hook.
Mrs. John O'Donnell Is visiting Ia
CoAtesvllle
Mrs Albert Vernon. OF Marcus Hook,
has been visiting Wilmington friends.
Mrs Mary LSng and daughter. Miss
Msry Lang. OF kennstt Square, are visit
Ing friends In the city.
D A Long OF Boston, Is registered at
the Clsyton House.
John C. sssse has gone on trip to
Virginia
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
.Pafaalle Allel,l To.m orrow NAM.

'farad'ae Alley" Tomorrow Night.
There are SO many good rolllcSipg,
enjoyable aud novel features In Paradise
Alley, tie famous musical comedy
which Is announced for Wednesday and
Thursday evening, February o. 90 that
it is difficult to select any one feature for
special distinction IL Is called dra-
matte ''saute' Ia that tits seritsule
bash OF every THING good that can form
the component part OF dramatic enter
tainment IL can he safely alleKt d,
however, that a most remarkable array OF
names compose the principal members OF
the troupe These are Barney FaRau,
Sam. @ Ryan. Frank n. Wills John
Quteu. Lily Post. lola Pomeroy and
Henrietta Byron
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
OFF AND ON AGAIN.
After Much oUibbling the Pugiiists I'll
Upon Friday Next as the Date.

After Much oUibbIing the Pugilists Fla
Upon Friday Next as the Date.
EL PAso. Tex, Feb. lS-The fight wa,
on and off and ON again, all within the
space Of 30 minutes 1t is now definitely
set for Friday, and Buck Connolly has
agreed to post for Maher 81 900 addition
al forfeit IL his man is not in the ring t.
fight on that day.
Julian made every possible. concession
and finally turned the whole matter ovoi
TO a committe of five, all Of whom were e
be named by Connolly. If this committe,
decides that he was not entitled to th,
forfeit, he would agree to wait until Fri.
dny and have the fight then. The commit
tee decided against him, and Julian CAV,
in accordingly.
II is by no means certain that Mahei
will be able to fight on Friday. although
he says he Will get into the ring no mat
ter what the condition Of his eyes may be
They are still badly innamcd
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Judge Lynch In kentucky.

SOMERSET, BY, Feb lS.-Last Saturday
night a mob of 80 mon compelled the Jail.
er at Monticello, Wayne county, 20 miles
from here, to surrender his keys They
took Fount Martin and Jim Straxtill from
their cells and five miles into the country,
whore Martin WAS hanged. BY some means
Straxtill made his escape and has NOT
been caught. The mon were in jail on the
charge of harm burning. Neither had been
indicted. When Strnxtill was arrested last
Friday night he was hazed til nearly
dead to extort a confession, but he pro
tested his innocence.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
nnIcrn1lh,,a nII.hnnl /,

The above familiar comedy will hold
the board at the Grand Opera House on
next Monday night This is one Of the
fonniest shows that has toured the
country IN many years. The strength Of
the organization has slways been one
which Is accountable for the tren endous
success that play has attained Barr ey
Fsrsuson. tue short little coml, fell, "
will b. seen 20 advantage In bis oil sins !
character Dennis hcCarthy; another
str ng feature Of the entertainment will
be found In that irresistible Irish female
character impersopator Miis ST George
Hassty; Miss Margu ri Ferguson, the
clever dancer; Hanord and Mantell.
character singers; the Rhea sisters, and
host OF others will furnish the novel.
ties Of the psrformance.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18

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Evening journal., 1896-02-18
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Evening journal., 1896-02-18

discussed the question OF putting In 4
storage battery for both the police snc
File Department service Ths claim
made for the damewell storage system
was that while the present system costs
81, 400 year, aud Is a mixture OF tbs
Gaynor snd 6amewell systems, the olea'
Gamewell storage system would cost but
$lOS a year after su initial expense OF
81, 900 required for the change The
change Is advised BY Superintendent
Aydon aud will be carefully considered
by the commissioners
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Brillinnt Wedding In washington.

WAsH1NGToN. Feb. 1s.-The most dis.
tinguished social event Of the season here
was the marriage OF Miss Catherine Mar
ten Weston Fuller, daughter of Chief
Justice and Mrs. Fuller, to Mr.. Theodors
Smith Beecher, young lawyer of Buiia-
10. The event was sllemnized at St Johns
Episcopal church. which was filed with
prominent persons, among them being
President aud Mrs. Cleveland, Vice Pres.
ident Stevenson, Miss Julia Stevenson and
Misses Letitia and .lulia scott Stevenson
and Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle
Evening journal., 1896-02-18

the lists as a candidate. These letters came
from comrades in the war of the rebellion
from associates in public life. and in addi
tion l received many personal requests
from fellow citizens in Nebraska.
Before leaving home for Washington
the urgency was Of such emphatic charac
ter that / decided to make no further op
position and 10 remain passive. 1 can nov
simply say that under this urgency anC
the kindly encouragement that has fol
lowed it / can do nothing but stand anC
wait -
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
MOVEMENTS OF MACEG|
The lnsurgent Leader In the
Vicinity Of Havana.
e LETS THE SPANISH FORCES

i.-ifr1 She Capital Province. where he
Can Coin Gomez When lie Chooses-The
Activity OF the Insurgents Is Unabated.
approaching Hasana.
HAVANA. Feb. lS.-Antonio Macoo T.
iitly within the province OF Havana and
y east ~ The Ratabano trocha, and IL he
has not Joined forces with Maxine Go.
nez, hs is ia q position TO do So when he
pi,asos.
Large forces OF insurgents are also with
ia reach Ia Matanzas province, where they
are Oyerrunning the country and doing
much damage. The exact whereabouts OF
Maxine Gomez Is not known, as he has
not led any large aggressive movements
10Y somo time
llo seems to have lapsed into a condi-
ton OF seeming apathy, like that which
characterized his stay IN Puerto Principe,
while Antonio MaccO was waging an ener.
get!c campaign in Santiago dc Cuba.
As that period OF seeming apathy on
Comets part terminated with his irrup.
tion into Santa Clara and his dashine
march westward almost to the gates Of
Havana. showing how busy no had been
in making effective preparations, the au
thurities do not allow themselves TO count
much upon his present quietude.
The last reported OF Gomez he was In
the neighhOrhood of san Antonio do las
Vegas, little west Of the center OF Ha
yana province This town has been 20 q
large extent tha headquarters of the insur
gents for SOME time and has been in theif
hands. In fact, number of the officials
Of the town went over to the insurgents
Mncco Attacked.
Antonio Maoeo. with his large following
from Pinar del Rio has mado known his
presence also at san Antonio dc las Vegas.
His band. together with those of Miro and
Castillo, were attacked ut that town yes.
terday by a column of troops under Colo.
mel Scgura, ana an engagement of some
Importance cnsued. Colonel Segun In his
official report relates that his forcns took
the town and dislodged the insurgents.
who retrcatod 10 hill at Culebra.
There they took positions and prepared
20 make "a stand But the artillery was
brought To play upon them and they were
charged with tho bayonet, the cavalry at
tho same time charging them. This broke
their formation. and they retreated, leav-
ing ! 2 dead, besides Il horses, some arms
and quantity of ammunition. They also
carried off numerous wounded.
The widespread and destructive activity
OF the insurgents in Matanzas and Havana
provinces continues unabated. The insur.
gent leader, lnglesito, and his band at
tackled the village Of la Ysabel in the Co.
Ion district. The garrison repulscd the as
sault upon thu fort and put the Insurgents
to flight, with a loss Of 2 killed and L.
wounded.
Several small bands also attacked Fort
salvador at Cifuentes, in the Sagua dis.
trict. The captain led the garrison Of 10
in sortie, and three insurgents We're kill
ed IN the attack. Tho insurgents also
burned Panchita, near Sagua.
In Havana province they have burned
the canefolds of III Arta, near San Felipe
the fields of Armonio, at Bolondron. and
the folds OF San Catalina, at Guanayaba.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Mn.th rrln,n ~ nInnnr.

We have a f6v coI les o a beautiful
work hsrdscmsly bou. d, containing sew
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit, wblch will be sold al 81 rs a copy,
which Is about cna fourth the publioa-
i'n rr'co Also some copies Of Rand and
htNailgs Cj Cjo.cpeeia at 81 90 worth
four timts The price afhed Can be teen
At the kvEnfSo JOURNAL ofice
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
FnIInre Oh a savIngs BanI..

OMAHA. Feb. ls.-Tho McCague Saw
ings bank has gone into the hands uf {
receiver upon the application of the STATE
banking board In view of tho fact that
its deposits amounting TO over 5000. 00I
at the time Of the panic, have Gwindled {,
about 500, 900. il has latteriy been con
cludod By the bank owners that It woulc
not pay 20 continue without reorganiza
ff.f
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
snnrerbnna,. Annnal BalI.

Last evening the annual masque ball
OF the Delaware Seogerbund was held
In German Hall and was one Of the most
successful ever given by that society.
The ball opened with a gypsy tableau
from the opera III Trovstore." the
Bund giving the chorus The grand
march was composed of about seventy
6vs couples led by George Hey and his
sister. Miss Maggie Hey The costumes
we're unique and very pretty. and prizes
were awarded to Fred Kleltz and Miss
Hannah Grahsm for the bRndsomest
costumes; to Fred Heiss and William
Fritz, best character costumes. and
John Hartmann, of Philadelphia. for the
most comicsl costume The officers OF
the ball. to whom the success of the
undertaking was Ian gely due were: Floor
manager, Bernard Kleitz; assistant
floor managers, Gustav Ritka and
Eugene Beaver.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Tle stfnit nIuracr Gaze.

ALBANY, Fob lS.-A murder case is OF
the calendar Of the court of appeals thii
week IL is the appeal OF Marvin "
Strait, convicted and sentenced 10 deatl
for the murder Of Joan II. Strait Ia Elml
IA on Nov lG 1894 Strait was sentenced
90 be electrocuted at Auburn prison dur
ing the week commencing July ?, 1895.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
oArARKH OANNor DE CURED

with l. CAL APPLICATIONS. as they can
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Evening journal., 1896-02-18
THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE.

Ex-senator Mandcrson signifies His VIII.
ingness 60 BE a Candidate.
WAsHIycqON, Feb. l8.--The candidacy
Of x-renator Charles j. Mandcrson OF
Nebraska for the Republican presidential
nomination was announced at the capital
by several OF his friends.
General Mnndcrson, IN conversation
with reporter, said that he had hereto.
fore declined to break his silence upon the
matter. For months past, p" said the sen
ntor. have received letters from all sec.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
FIre In a Clear FACTORY.

CrNcINNATI Feb. .ls.--A fire here re.
suited in the burning out of the whole in
terror Of J. II. Luckoe's cigar factory, 0
six story brick on Pleasant court. be.
tween Fourth and Fifth and Race anc
Elm streets. The building belongs 10 o,
J. Wilson. The factory employed 25C
hands The loss is $50, 600 and insurance
sn.t man
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Tnr lno ConsnIar serrIce.

WAsHTNeTON, Feb. s. - The president
has recognized the following consular Of
fcers: Samuel Welsh, honorary consul
general Of Guatemala and Honduras, toi
Pennsylvania; c. Morton Stewart, Jr.,
honorary consul general OF Guatemala aud
Honduras, for Alaryland Rocco Brindisl,
consular agent Of Italy. at Boston.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
In the SUNNI sontI,.

Mr.. and Mrs.. John Jaccby, Mrs. Frank
A. Mitchell. Mr.. aud Mrs. Willism d.
Hickman and Mr. and MIRA William
simmons, left for gcksonvllls Fla, to-
day aud will spend two or three weeks
in the sunny South Mr. Jecoby has
just returned from visit TO his old
home In Bridgeport. Conn
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
At the b Ion Theatre.

The Moss Jollity Company entertained
a fair sized audience at the Bljou thestr,
last light The company is good one,
the ,pecislties proving very amusing
The cast is sustained by MlRnon Carroll
Charles R. Sweet Eerd Moss, r. p
haven. Berth and Lotiie Moss Baby
Rodgers. william Fl shannon snd Frank
\ Nsf The compare will bold The boE d
0 light and to-m.Iro night AID to-
morrow matinee
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
PrInoeton.s Debaters.

PRINCETON, y. j., Feb. lS.-The fol
lowing men have been chosen 70 represent
Princeton in the annual debate with Har-
ward, which takes place on March ia AT
Cambridge: Frederick Loetcher, '96, Iowa;
Robert McElroy, 9G Missouri Herbert,
igG. New Jersey
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
ordcred Ia Arrest the Fiehter.

CRY or MEXTco Feb. lS.-The federal
authorities have given orders TO arrest ev-
erybody connected with the fight if il
comes off and TO exert every effort to pre-
vent it. Governor Ahumada is charged
with carrying out this order. President
Diaz is firm.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
wife murderer to Get the chair.

FONDA, y. Y. Feb. ls.--Justice Stover
has sentenced William Youngs. the wife
murderer. TO be electrocuted during the
week beginning April 8. The prisoner
has been taken to Dannemora prison. His
counsel will appeal the case
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Homo wedding Tonight.

Miss Maud Saunders will be married
this evening TO Couftland Rice The
ceremony will take place At t6e home Of
the b,ids's parents No. 5l2 West Sixth
street. and will be performed In the
presence o. oaly few relatives and close
friends.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
NOTICEl
y EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.


New Castle County, Del, Jan, 9, 1895, |
UpOn the application OF Annie O'Connell.
executrix OF Patrick O'CoDnell late OF New
Cattle hundred, In said county. deceased, Il iH
efdered and directed by The he <i.ter that the
= sNecufrix Aforesaid give noti,e OF granting OF
Letters restamentaiy upon the estate OF the
deceased. with the date of urantiDg thereof.
by causing advertisenentsf 10 be posted within
forty DAYS from the dase OF such Letters In
six OF the mos public places OF the county Of
New Castle. .requirhE All persons having
demands against ihe estate 10 present the
same. or abide by an ct OF Assembly In such
case made and pro eided; and also cause the
same 20 be inserted within the srme period In
the EvEEINo JoutNAL. newspaper pub
lished ia Wilmington, Dell. and % be contin-
ued therin three weeks, le. o. a.
Given rnder the hand and seal
- of Office OF the REGISTER Aforesaid
at Wilmington, in New Castle
L. S. county Aforesaid, the day and
}. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters TestG-
mentary were In due form OF law granted
unto the undersigned. on the ninth day
of January. A. d., 1895. snd that all persons
having claims against the estate OF the de-
cea,ed must present the same. duly attested.
to the said Executrix. on or before the ninth
day uf January. l&l. or abide By The
vided. ANNIE OCONN hl.l4
Addr ets. 1905 Chestnut St, Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Ton Ride tickets between wi M tor
and Philadelphia, s4.50.

In ADDITION to the 100 ride tickets
between Wilmington and Philadelphia n
sale st the B. d o sistlons for $50 90. a
ticket go,d for ten iiies between vii
mlnRtou and Philadelphia has been placed
on sale for 81 5O These tlobets contain
ten coupons snd are good detached and
good II ed Will In ore year They can be
MS q Oh a1y trsin on the B. & O. Railroad
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
rho Venf rueIan Diepute.

LONDON, Fob. IS The United States
ambassador, Thomas Bt5sId had an
interview yesterday afternoon with the
Marquis Of Salisbury on the subject Of
the Venf zuelsn boundary dispute
Evening journal., 1896-02-18

Ladiss' Waist-Among the countless
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Illustrated. 1t will develop very hand
somely In WOOL goods trimmed with
velvet, or In flannel. or again In SILK o.
scill In any o. the novelty goods that no"
Gro wd the counters Of the shops. le Is
simple round wsist with little fullness
at the back gsthered over snug lining
The front is a loose blouse design ana
zapels aud collar are OF velvet OF siiR
nth n trimming OF passem enterie of lace
Insertion according IL the taste.
No 20, 43O-LadieB' Waist-ksauires
for medium size. o. yards material ~
Iucbes wide, AZ yards q inches vide or
A yards 80 Inches wide; lining required, 4,
II yards; lace represented Al yards
Out in five sizes. from 80 to 40 Inches
bust measure.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
looking Into The storage system

The police commission held a nesting
last evening but aside from routine busi
ness, nothing was done. The application
OF John L. Roberts for position on the
force was received. The commissioners
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
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