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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-12
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FRANK j. BEITEL,
Dealer in all kinds of Texas, Louisiana
and Finishing
" LUWBGR r.

Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding, Shin
giles Fencing, Laths and Builders
Hardware. Have also a number of
choice lots for sale on West Commerce.
West Houston and Zavalla streets.
near ]. & G. N. depot at $3.50, $500, $3.50,
$500 and 5000, on which I will build
Houses, furnish material and make
terms. One-third cash and balance on
time at per cent Also houses and
lots in other parts Of the city for sale
on same terms.
Office and yards at International de-
pot San Antonio. and at Kerrville,
Texas.
a. BEITEL, MANAGER.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
"A STRANGER IN NEW YORK. .

The hits made by Hoyt's "a Stranger
in New York" wherever produced have
been 50 pronounced end instantaneous.
that theatre- -goers of this city have
probably the biggest treat of the sea-
son in store for Them when ghis popular
comedy Plays here next Tuesday even
Ing at the Grand Opera House. Charles
HOyt's cOmdies have all been marked
by their rapid movements. In this, one
amusing incident follows another more
swiftly than in any Of it's predecessors.
II fact, the merriment proceeds at such
q pace as almost TO take ones breath
away 1t should net be overlooked
that in engaging the members Of this
company Mr.. Hoyt has secured the
prettiest women that have been seen
in any comedy in this city in a long
while. Atter seeing so many pretty
faces ana figures The play-goer is apt
to wonder why managers go TO England
in search Of beauties, when MIR. Hoyt
finds 50 many American beauties with
out going outside Of New York. Messrs.
HoyS arl Mckee, who are directing
this IrOducb,cn personally have had
entirely new scenery and costumes
made for IL.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
HFI-P FOR TrTE NEEnY.

The EpwCiLh League Of Grace NJ e.
Church win be glad 10 receive from
the members ami friends OF the chuicil
donations CT groceries, provisions.
clothing, orders for coal and money 10
aid in the work of furnishing Thanks
giving dinners TO needy families This
society fer the past three years has
provided a Thanksgiving dinner for
many worthy families, who, but for .he
scciety's efforts in their behalf, would
have been unable 20 properly enjoy the
Thanksgiving sClgcn. Orders for ccal
and money may be sent to Miss Estelle
Chandler, No. 1l01 Harrison street, and
donations CT groceries. etc, may be left
at the church, Ninth and West stre5t s.
on Tue-iay, November %. Last Win
ter the society relieved between seven
~ and eighty families.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
ODD FELLOWS ARE DETERMINED.

BEFORE GRAND LODGE ADJOURN
ED NEW OFFICERS WE'RE
ELECTED TO HUSTLE FOR A
YEAR.
After many lively discussions in the
lodge room at Odd Fellows Hall. the
Grand Lodge of Delaware, /. o. o. f.,
adjourned last night and the 175 repre-
senJatives from all parts OF the state
returned home, determined that the de-
crease In membership should not con-
tinue even in times were hard, but THAI
general hustle should be made next
year.
Just before the Grand Lodge took a
recess Qt 5 o'clock the following officers
were elected: Grand Master, c. w. Am
norman. No 80, OF Greenwood: deputy
grand master, b. f. Sheppard No. IS. Of
Henry Clay: grand warden, John M
Ross, No. 20, Of Camden; grand secre-
tary, Isaac w. Hallam, No. q, OF Will
mington; grand treasurer, A. G.. Robin
son. No. "a, of Wilmington; grand rep
resentative TO the Sovereign Grand
Lodge for two years, Edwin w. Jester.
No. 80, of Wilmington; janitor. David
Downs, No. 2, of Wilmington
At the session OF the Grand Lodge
last night the new grand master made
the following appointments: Grand
marshal, Charles +. Maroney Whining
ton; grand conductor Alfred II. Pearce.
Wilmington; grand guardian, E. M.
Hall. of Bridgevllle; grand herald. g. T..
Davidson. of Milton; grand chaplain,
John 5. Grohe, of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

The schooner Wheeler, Of Thatcher
build has come in the Christiana and
tied up for the Winter at the wharf of
f. Biumenthal & Co.
The steam barge Gypsum has ar
rived at the Warner wharyes with ce-
ment.
Charles Densmore, who claims
Hartford. Conn, as his home, fell in
fit last night at Eighth and Church
streets He was sent to the Delaware
Hospital, where the doctors said he was
shamming.
Rev. John France viii preach to-
night at the revival services now beng
held AZ Union M. T.. Church.
Walter Walton, IA years old, en-
ployed at the Delaware Hard Fibre
Company, was caught in a revolving
shaft. and his clothing was torn on,
though no bones were broken.
New York, New Haven and Hart
ford's superitnedent CT construction, S.
A. Gardner, inspected the work on the
company's new tugbOats at the Pusey
and jones Company
Former Marshal H. e. Lannan and
lItu W. IlGlno lNluAAA1A AA1AA NAlAAOAN
with twenty-nine quail and thirty-two
rabbits.
The handsome dining car Mascotte
was completed at the Wilmington shops
Of Pullman's Palace Car Company, and
sent to Jersey City.
Congressman l., l. Handy came up
from Newark and went down the Della
ware road to-day.
Presiding Elder Wilbur F. Corlcran,
of the Easton district of the Whining
ton NJ. E. Conference, returned home
from Philadelphia yesterday, where he
has been attending the missionary COM
mittee meeting
Colonel John Wainwright has
bought, fer $4,000, the Smythe property.
No. SIG West street.
Register of Wills Crossan has
granted letters testamentary upon the
estate of Jacob c. Van Dyke, to Will
liam N. Woods.
"A hay stack on the place of Thomas
Taylor, at A and Bradford streets, was
burned yesterday afternoon. The Lib
erty Company put out the blaze.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
HELP WANTED.

WANTED.-Men in or near Wilmington,
Middletown or Newark to act as private
detectives, under Instructions Expert
ence unnecessary. Address, Universal
Detective Agency, Indianapolis Ind.
HOW TO MAKE MONEYl-If you are
out of employment and want a position
paying you from $50 to $leO monthly, clear
II you want TO increase your present in
come from $3.50 to $500 yearly by working
at odd times, write the GLOBE CO., 723
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa, stating
age, whether married or single, last or
present employment, and you can secure
a position with them by which you can
make more money easier and faster than
you ever made before in your life.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
WATCH FOR THESE.
TWO WOMEN WORKING A SCHEME
THAT MAY BE ATTEMPTED IN
WILMINGTON.

Two young women have been work
ing a new swindling game in New
York, ani it may be Jhat they will pay
Wilmington a visit. They call upon
well-to-do families to whom they allege
that they have been commissioned by
The librarian CT Congress 10 distribute
among seine tIhir,y tiouzari rercLs
$4,000 600 worth az valuable books.
They say they are 2r,hcgized to allow
these upon whom they call 10 selecs
works in art. literature and music. to
the value Of $500, whiIh will be deliver
ed Immediately on payment Of S25 to
cover incidental expenses
They carry with them Trintel Slips
TO lie signed by The paIty accepting the
terms offered. In SOME instances the
young women have. it is sand. succeed
cd in collecting the S25. Librarian John
Russell Young says that their PROPOSE
tion Is prepCsterous, and that they are
und3uls.edly impostors. The police I'm
all cf the large cities have been notified
to look out fer the impOStcrs.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
REAI. ENGLIsH PlHEASANTs.

Among the big strings Of game COM
ing up the Delaware railroad with
hunters who had gotten advantage of
The first two days CT legalized sport
was a bunch CT nine real Engl,5h
pheasants- handsome birds CT the quail
species, but almost as large as chick
ers. They had been shot by General
Freight Agent Howell on the Talbot
county plantation Of Mr.. Harrison, the
celebrated paint man. Beth Mr..
Howell and Mr.. Harrison have roaurn-
to Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
POOR IITTUE BUNNIEs.

Engineman Walter Gcsiin, Tran Dir
patchcr II e. Watson and Assistant
Ticket Agent W. A. Gill, all OF whcm
are employees Of the B. & o. railroad
have gone fer a three days cunning
tour in Maryland AS they expect To
reap a large portion Of the co,ton-taiis
they have arranged for a baggage car
for the { exclusive use. On their
resuTn they have arranged with the
Whining on Transfer Company TO haul
the bobtalls TO the city market, where
they will be on sale on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
NOW NEARING THE END
Criminal Docket Being Rap
idly Disposed OF.
THE CAT AND PILLORY IN VIEW

THE COURT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HAS DISCHARGED THE GRAND
JURY AND is DISPOsING OF BUsI-
NESS IN AN EXPEDITIONS MAN
NER.
In the Court of General Sessions yes
terday afternoon the grand jury report
ed that 1t had completed its labors, and
the court discharged it with words Of
commendation for the prompt manner
In which It had performed its work
Daniel Green was convicted of as
saulting Jesse Norwood and stabbing
him. The sentence imposed was $500
fine, one hour in the pillory and three
months Imprisonment.
James Riley, an aged man, who had
entered a plea Of not guilty to a charge
Of stealing a coat substituted a plea of
guilty and invoked the mercy or the
court, promising to do better in the flu
ture. The court remitted the corporal
punishment and limited his imprison-
ment to two months.
James Smith, colored was put on
trial for robbing the store OF j. r.
Cough, at Bear station. The prisoner
J endeayored to prove an alibi, but the
jury found him guilty. He was SEN
fenced to be whipped with twenty
lashes. stand one hour in the pillory
and be imprisoned eighteen months.
Charles Draper, colored, was sent
over for ten days for stealing a pair of
! trousers belonging TO David Fisher. a
/ boarder at his home. He set up the de-
/ fence that Fisher owed him $40 board
and the trousers were all he could get
by way OF settlement
When Francis Ryan was asked Ia
plead TO the charge OF bigamy he said
that he did not know what bigamy was
Chief Justice Lore informed him that Il
meant having two or more wives. He
pleaded not guilty.
Martin Edwards, colored. was found
guilty of carrying concealed a deadly
weapon, and the court sent him tC
Finn Castle for thirty days.
AS Frank widows and Henry Hot
tenfelOw, who vert indictedfor larceny
were not in court when their names
were called, their bail bonds were de
clared forfeited.
} Francis H. Ryan. colored, indlcte,
/ for eigamy, was put On trial this morn
ing, convicted and Crdcred 10 pay
! fine cf S400 and be imprisoned fer thre,
months.
! Hueh G. Browne asked That the Fn
, dictment against j. Miller Thomas, TO
. false prctenscs, be quashed on IN
ground that il was defective. Attor
ney-Geueral white admitted % tn
court that it was. and there was moth
ing left for It TO do but to grant M
! Browns mC.on. Mr. White said n
4 would present a new bill next term, bu
!. to-day's action doubtless disposes 9
n the case.
r. When the case against Frank Wild
5 doves and Harry Hcttlnfellow charge
) with robbng tho store Of the Saanbc-
+ Store Company, was called the stat
E c1tCscd 2 plea of nolle prosaQu as e
I Widdowes and The forfe,tore OF MI
E bail bond was removed. HCtteniel
I lows case was afterwards noile prose
o quied.
I A jury was drawn to try Samut
4 Huntcr for assault upon Frank Dunca
. with intent 10 commit murder b
r. shooting him in the stomach. tn
- case Is now on.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
PUBLIC SALES.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL Es

IXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.
VIII be sold at public sale. on the prem
ises near "Ruthby' station, on the p, W.
& b. railroad on -
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1897,
At o'clock. p. m,
The flour and grist mill known as RED
MILLS" situate on White Clay Creek,
near Newark. late the property of Thomas
W. Jones, deceased. This property con-
sists of a frame mill, with improved roller
process, all in first-class order, frame
dwelling house. frame barn and about
twenty acres of land.
This property is all in good repair. with a
good trade established. Take 21 O'Clock
train for Ruthby station.
Terms on day of sale.
Executor of Thomas w. Jones, Deceased.
l.. w. Stidham & Son, Auctioneers.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
PgEESYLYASIES GOVERNOR HERE.
TALL AND DISTINGUISHED EX-
ECU1IVE. WITH 300 SOLDIERS,
PAssED THROUCM YESTERDAY.

General Daniel II. Hastings. COVER
ncr of Pennsylvania, accompanied by
his s.aff. the City Troop, ard about 300
soldiers, passed thrcuGIh here at 1890
yesterday mcrnlng, halting only for a
minute at ,lhe p. w. q b. station
There were four day coaches and
three Pullman sleeping cars on The
train ana Conductor Riley was in
charge. The delegation was returning
to PHILADELPHIA from the celobrst on al,
ChicksmalEa.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
The REPORT DENIED.
EMERSON MMILLEN CHARACTER
IzES THE BAY STATE GAS DEAL
AS A FAKE.

A dispatch from New York says
Emerson McAfillen, the head of the syn
dictate which has come into prominence
recently through its transactions in gas
securities, gave emphatic denial yes. .er-
day to the statemen contained in dis
patch from Wilmington, Del, that the
syndicate had purchased the Bay Stale
Gas Company's equities in Boston fer
S5,O0O,OOO.
Mr. MdMillen, when asked if the Bay
State Gas Company, of Delaware,
owned anything in Bostn which 1t could
sell to his syndicate for S5000000. re-
piled:
''No, ncr for cents. The Bay State
Gas Company. Of New Jersey. owns car
tain equities therein the Boston Gas
Company proper. The Bay State. the
South Boston, and the Roxbury Com
panies-and the Bay State, of Delaware,
owns the stock OF the Pay Suate. Of New
Jersey. Some time ago uhe latter got
into difficulties and had to surrender
the control of these equities to Messrs.
Rogers and Rockefeller, so that they
are now in control, under The terms Of
an instrument effective for forty-two
years. The Bay State, therefore, has in
Boston no power whatever"
A telegram from Boston quotes
Henry NJ. Whitney ais speaking in The
same tenor as Mr.. McMillen. Mr.. Whit
ney said, 'NO such offer for the Boston
property was ever made or thought of."
At this end of The line Addicks re-
fuses to talk
J. II. Hoffecker, one CT the attorneys
for Godfrey Morse and others, who
have now case in United States Court
to have a receiver appointed for the
Bay State Company said that the re-
pcrted deal would have no effect on the
| litigation, and the case would be prose
cuted to the end.
Regarding the effect on Wall stree.
New York paper has this to say in its
financial report:
''The feature CT the opening CT 5he
stock market was the activity in Bay
State Gas. This is an indefinite sort OF
property of which Mr. Addicks, Of Del
aware. is che sole dictator.
Messages from Wilmington las.
night promised big things for the prop
erty and against a closing Of 63s las
night an opening price of Z was made
this morning, and in the first ten min.
utes sales Of about $4,000 shares were
made, while the price dropped to about
61s.
over 10000 shares were tossed bacl
and forbh in the first hour, and whilt
the whole floor was eXcitedly guessing
the insiders were unloading at Z wha
they had accumulated at less than Z
Within two weeks. 1t was a shoIlt one
act play On regular Wall street lines
The air was full Of rumOns connecting
| the Standard Oil Interests with in,
property. There were an equal mum
Der of dsnials, but the etTeat was di
vlded on what to believe"
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
D. w. LYNCH & CO.. GRoCERs.

Chester county Sweet Cider, New
Raisins, Currants, Figs. Apricots.
Prunes, EvapOrated Peaches, New Cit
ron, Orange and Lemon Peel Net many
stores like LYNCH'S, northwest cGrner
Madison and Fourth streets. and south
west corner King and Eighth Streets.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
WANTS FIVE THOUSAND.

Suit for $4,000 damages has been
brought in the Superior Court against
the Diamond State Iron Company by
Iilburn Chandler. attorney, fov John
Cole. The plaintiff alleges tina. he was
permanently injured about three weeks
ago by reason Of insufficient railway
track and a broken and impaired buggy
the company forced him to use in car
rying pig iron.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
TO LECTURE IN wIIJMINGToN.

Mrs. Margaret Bottome, president Of
the International Order Of Kings
Daughters, will be in Wilmington on
Tuesday, November 80, under the au-
spices Of the local branCh Of the order.
Mrs. BOtrome will be rendered a recep-
ton in the New. Century Club on the
afternoon CT the 30th, and will lecture
in one of the churches i'm The evening.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
INQUEsTs ON -FOUR.

Deputy Coroner Chandler will hold an
inquest tonight on the body of John
Kane, colored, who died yesterday from
injuries received while employed at the
Old Ferry mill. The inquest on John t.
Steele, who was found drowned. will be
held tonight. as viii also the inquests on
Joseph Keneny, suicide. and the unknown
man who was found drowned near the
Wilmington and Northern railroad bridge
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
THEY MEAN FIGHT.

''Mr. Vandegrift VIII certainly repre-
sent us in fighting the appeal taken by
pougherty's sureues." said a member
of the Levy Court TO an Evening jour
nal reporter. mot only that, but We
propose to make a vigorous fight in be-
half of the county's interests in the
Supreme Court.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
MR.. WALES TO PREACH AT FIRST

Rev. Mr. Wales, who is supplying
The pulpit lately occupied by Mr.. Keig-
win ait Scc.s Presbyterian Church. Phil
adelphia, has engaged to preach at
FlIa. Church, this city, next Sunday at
both services. He is said to be one of
the strongest young men in The Presby-
tCrisn ministry.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
SUCCESSFUL, PRIZE WINNERS

These were the holders of the tickets
drawing prizes given out by. Edward IA.
Brennan on his opening day: Miss Sallie
A. May, No. 1oli Monroe street, ticket No.
5000. parlor suit Miss Adele Phillips, No.
SIS Washington street ticket No 5,07S,
quartered oak extension table. Miss Mary
Mitchell No 1911 Shallcross avenue. ticket
No. LOGS. golden onls rocker.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
YOUNG POTTER KILLED IN PHIL
ADELPHlA.

Levi L. Potter, a young cOlored man
well-known in this city. was killed in
Philadelphia on Tuesday night, when
the steel point CT his umbrella came in
contact with a live electric wire over
head. Young Foster was caterer, and
had served many of the first families Of
Wilmington, his last engagement be-
ing about three weeks ago.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
THE HEATING SYSTEM WILL DO.

The Building Committee of Council,
Plumbing Inspector Kane and City En-
gineer Wilson inspected the new heat
ing apparatus which has just been put
in the City Hall. They made a favor
able report, which will be acted on by
Council tonight.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
IA nATTALION DRILI

There will be "A battalion drill under
command OF Lieutenant Colonel Steven
son on Friday evening, November 49, at
O'clock at the Armory. The battalion
will be composed Of Companies A. c, +. X.
commissioned and non-commissioned stan
and drum corps.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
CITY COURT CASES.
a PRISONER TAKES THE PLEDGE
AND THE COURT AGREES TO A
DISMISSAL.

PcteC Davis was before Judge Ball this
morning in the City Court ON the
charge OF being disorderly, preferred
by Charles Thomas. lie was fined $40
and costs.
James Hammond who was charged
yesterday with drunkenness. was rear
laigned again and he promised to take
She pledge. The court agreed and ne
was dismissed.
william Brown, ccl1rsd. Who assault
ed Watson Chippey, was arraigntd TINS
morning. but the case was continued
until November 19.
The case OF James Whitley, cclored
charged with assault and battery, was
also continued unu November 10.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
sTARBFn pY A. GrRL.

Antonio Spring, an italian youth of
Is years. employed In the macaroni fac
tory ait Third and Orange streets. was
stabbed In the shoulder by a girl. with
whom he was at Play The wound was
90 deep and ragged that the bones were
exposed, and DR.. Blockscm was ob,ig d
10 take several stitches.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
STEEL ndBEDDED IN HIS HAND.

Chandler Crossan, % years old. en-
ployed ais a rivetor at The Harlan and
HOllingsworfh COmpany's. was badly
injured when a piece Of steel flew up
and imlbedded itself in his hand. The
foreign substance was piobed for by Dr.
J. T. V. Blocksom. who treated the in
iurad member
Evening journal., 1897-11-18

HALL FOR MONTGOMERY FRIENDS
Rev. r. E.Montgomerys friends. of oil
vet Presbyterian Church, who have form
ed the First Congregational Church Of
Delaware. are negotiating for a han at
Fourth and Madison streets and may hold
services there next Sunday with Mr..
Montgomery as pastor
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
For SALE.

FOR SALE.-At a sacrifice. if sold soon,
or will exchange for city property, my
late residence at Newark. Del. Nine rooms
and bath, hot water heating. Planned for
additional rooms on the third floor. lot
60x2O0 beautiful lawn, shade. fruit trees.
Delightful home. Apply to II. S. Goldey.
Eighth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
WON THE COLONIAL DANES PRIZE

Carroll S. Thomas. aged 13 years, Of
Canterbury, Kent county, won the $40
prize offered by the Colonial Danes to
school children of the state, for the best
essay on a colonial subject, relative to
the early history OF Delaware.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
GREEN WAS TOO LATE.

When Constable Green went TO New
Castle this morning TO execute landlord
warrant for rent against the city Cornet
Rand ne found that the piano belonging 10
the organization and which he was To
seize for the payment of the rem had been
removed from the building.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
DELAWARE COUNCILS SMOKER.

Delaware Council No. 16l. Catholic
Benevolent Legion, gave very enjoy
able smoker last evening. About $50
members We're present notable among
dhe visitors from other councils lrcing
President Frank Jeandell Nice-Presi-
dent II. b. Dougherty and Collectcrs
James b. Gibney, CT Diamcnd SIa.e
Council, and Comiade Collector sme.1-
zor, Cf Father Meyer Council. The Pre-
mier Mandc..n Trio, consisting of
James Grant George Medhold, and
Charles ID. KChlbacker rendered sweet
music fer ahe occasion. Addresses were
made by Comrade Orator NJ D0nahue,
Past Deputy Supreme Chancellor c. w.
GRAM. Deputy Supreme Chancellor p.
A. Horty, President d. W. Lynch, ,CO-le,-
tor w. A. Reilly and others.
Evening journal., 1897-11-18
sNAsoN's FTRsT DANCE.

The Young bachelors will give their
first dance Of the season in The New
Century Club building on Thanksgiv-
ing eve. The committee consists Of
George p. Bissell, j. Rodney Cause and
Henry NJ Candy.