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Evening journal., 1897-10-21
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

New linoleum has been laid in the
office OF the clerk OF the peace
Register OF Wills Crossan has
granted letters Of administration on the
estate of William s. Cleaver, late OF ST.
Georges hundred, to Mary r. Cleaver
and Eugene Cleaver; and letters testa-
mentary upon the estate of Alexander
Biggs. late Of New Castle hundred, to
Lydia A. Blggs
THE Catholic Benevolent Legion
will give a smoker in it's room at an
early date.
I'm about q week the new Elsmele
electric railway will be put in opera
tion.
Everyone desires to keep informed
on Yukon, the Klondyke and Alaskan
gold fields Send 10c. for large Compen
dinm OF vast Information and big color
map to Hamilton Fub. Co.. Indianap
oils Ind
Referee Rodney is still hearing tes-
timony in the replevin suit OF John +.
Bailey VS.. Pierce Gould, sheriff, and
the Baker Coal Company.
This was the day set by the chan
oellor for hearing argument at Dover
in the injunction case Of Joseph II.
GOoding vs.. the city. but the matter
has been deferred indefinitely to suit
the convenience Of the solicitors.
William ]. Fisher has sold No SAG
Spruce street. belonging to the estate
of Robert Il. Porter, to Sarah c. Har-
man for $1,1OO.
The Associated Charities has re
-. |.t.l u
Frank Ball; president, Miss Emily
p. Bissell; secretary, Miss Elencla Ma
garity; treasurer John S. Rossell
The meetings being held in Will
mington this week by Professor ]. r.
Dill were continued last evening with
an address in Grace Church by Rev.
Aaron Rittenhouse, OF Philadelphia.
Rev Frank Cunningham, boy
preacher OF Ohio, has been engaged by
! Rev. George l.. Wolfe, pastor OF the
First M. p. Church, to assist in three
weeks of special services TO begin next
Sunday
Clerk OF the Delaware State Senate
Simon p. Doherty has been elected first
/ liutenant Of Company f, National
] Guard of Delaware.
w lUnluBlOn OpucldNes NO lt2, OF
Mogullians, will go into the hands Of
Committeeman J. H. Powell, w.
Dorsey, Jr,, and H. V. Pyle, purveyors
Of nonsense, tonight
= Philip T. Colgrove, OF Hastings.
Mich. supreme chancellor of the
Knights Of Pythias, viii be here to-
morrow and VISIT the Wilmington
lodges at Knights of Pybhias Hall.
D. Rev. w. L. S. Murray d. d., will
q preach at the Mt. Salem Methodist an
niversary this evening.
Rev. Wilbur F. Corkran. presiding
elder Of Easton district, preached a
strong sermon AT the Brancywine
, Methodist anniversary last evening.
e -Rev. w. W Sharp viii preach at
: the Brandywine anniversary exercisez
tonight. ~
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
arHE RnYAL SEcREr :,

Wilton Iackayes play for this sea-
son is one filled with romantic adven-
lures, picturesque in scenic equipment.
and animated with the color and cos
tunes Of the period of Louis XIV. 1t is
a story of love, beset with peril to life.
A strolling player, Jean MondOry, the
part assumed by Mr.. Lackaye, befriends
a fugitive who, it is later revealed, is
the twin brother Of the king. The op-
posite character in the play knowing
of the Importance Of the fugitive, at
tempts to capture him and deliver him
to the enemies of the king. He fails
in this, but succeeds in diverting suspi-
ciOn of treachery on benefactor of
Mondory, who perishes as the result,
his wife dying in poverty and her two
young daughters becoming separated,
all trace of them being lost. MOndOry
and the false friend, who had procured
the papers proving the identity OF
the twin brother, meet eleven years
later at court. the one famous as an
actor. the other high in office. 1t Ge-
velOps that the leading actress of Mon
d0ry is the elder daughter Of his bene-
factor. She is loved by Mondory, wh1
is Ignorant at first of hen
identity. The enemy of Mon
dOry resolves to secure his own safety
by running the actor. This he tries tC
effect by inflaming the king with pas
sion for the actress. II is in this rivalry
with the king, the final discovery of thu
possession of the deadly secret by th'
enemy, the reuniting of the two sisters
and the shifting peril, with incident
of comedy and passion. that the stir
ring action proceeds. The theme OF tn
play is love, and it is seen in many as
poets, in comedy as well as in tragi
situations; it involves the king and hu
man frailty is illustrated as well as tn
love that cannot be severed by an
temptations. In the nature Of the case
the production employs a considerable
cast. and the cOstuming belongs to th
most brilliant period of the history G
| France. '"The Royal Secret will b
at the Grand Opera House next Saturda
night.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
BROTHERHOOD BUSY.
Supreme Council Chooses
officers for a Year.
LEADER FORMER wILMlNGTONIAN
FRANK w. REEVE. JOURNALIST
AND SON OF THE WELL-KNOWN
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER
ELECTED SUPREME WASHING
TON.

TON.
With the opening business this m0rn-
ing at the National Council of the Bro
therhood OF the Union, the convention
started to consider the report of the
committee on revision of the law for
the government of the supreme and
grand bodies This work will consume
all day and until late this afternoon.
at the afternoon session yesterday
the following officers were elected: Su-
preme Washington, Frank w. Reeve,
Atlantic City, N. j.; supreme Jefferson.
C. Y. Dennes, York, Pa; supreme
Franklin, II. Il. Davis, Philadelphia;
supreme treasurer, j. Harry Stiles,
Merchantville, N. j.; supreme herald,
Samuel Dodd, Camden, N. j.; supreme
watch Of the day Ira IL. Melvin, Lau-
rel, Del. supreme watch Of the night,
II. T. Sergeant, Wilmington; trustee,
II. o. Yohn, Lancaster, Pa.
AS soon as the business now before
Supreme Council can be disposed of, the
new officers will be installed.
Frank W. Reeve was born in Med
ford, Burlington county, n. j., when a
boy removing with his parents to At
lantic county. In 1868, at the age of z
years, he came to this city, in 1866, GO
ing to Dover, where he lived for three
years. He came back to Wilmington
and was an apprentice in the office OF
! the Delaware Gazette. Later he was
foreman of the Daily Herald. He after
wards worked as a printer on the
Chester (Pa.) Democrat, the Canajo-
harie IN. W Herald and spent ter
years at Troy N. Y He still claimed
| Wilminton as his home and came bach
here, acting as bOok-keeper until II,
Joined the staff of the Daily Republi
can as a reporter.
Leaving the Republican, he went L
/ Middletown and started the New Eri
there with c. j. Freeman. Eleven year
ago he moved to Atlantic City, ant
since then has been superintendent o
the mechanical department OF the Dali,
Union, also doing writing for tina
n paper He has been a member of tn
, Brotherhood for eight years. He is
past grand in the l. o. o. f., pas
, chief patriarch in the Encampmeni
and a chevalier in the Canton Patri
! arch Militant; member of the A. o. [
w, past sachem OF the Red Men, pas
guardian of the Home Communion {
the Brotherhood, and grand commando
of the Legion of the Red Cross in Ne
Jersey. His father is John w. Reev
for many years n carriage builder
: this city, and now a resident of Coate
= vile. Pa. Mr.. Reeve has had a success
full career. and has always been an a.
tive and energetic man.
: AS place Of meeting the followin
! cities were placed in nomination
:, Bridgeport. Atlantic City, Camden. Je
sey City, York. Bridgeton was chose
q by very decided vote.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
TWO DANGEROUS MEN.
GEORGE w. AINSCOW AND DANIEL
GREEN CHARGED WITH MUIR
DEROUS ASSAULT.

George W. Ainscow, IN Judge Balls
court this morning, was charged with
murderously assaulting John, better
known as "Reddy," Clifford. The plain
tin appeared in court with his head
swathed In handages. Clifford said
that yesterday afternoon Ainscow and
he had words at the oyster wharf. at
the foct OF Church street. The alterca-
tion was over some oysters. Clif-
ford was ordered from the wharf and
refused 10 go. Ainscow then assaulted
Jesse Norwood. lie was held until IT,
acted in self defence.
Ainscow was fined S25 and coss.
Daniel Green, colorcl. was arraignol
on a similar charge. His victim was
Jesse Norwood ell was held until To-
morrow.
John II. Wilson was held until to-
morrow on the charge OF Stealing BIZ
cycle.
The case of John Fisher, colored.
was also continued until to-
morrow. lie is charged with the lar
ceny of lot of copper
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
JOHN DREws BEST PLAY.

The engagement of John Drew at the
Grand Opera House on Friday evening
will no doubt be a highly fashionable
one, for he will be seen in what is con-
sdered the best play of his entire GA
reer, Rosemary" 1t is a poetic COM
edy of the first days of Queen Victoria S
reign. and will therefore give many OPP
portunities for elaborate costuming and
dainty stage pictures. We are prom
jsed a most adequate presentation-in
fact, the very same as during it's five
months run at the Empire Theatre
New York. Rosemary" is sad to tell
very pretty and unusual love story
to have strong dramatic situations and
delicious vein of refined comedy
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
REY. ] H. CALDUELLS CAREER
HAS PREACHED OVER FIFTY
YEARS-BISHOP MONAGHAN TC
CONFIRM A CLASS OF THIRTY.

HAS PREACHED OVER FIFTY
YEARs-BIsHOP MONAGHAN TO
CONFIRM A CLASS OF THIRTY
FIVE.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover, Oct. 21.-Philodemic Lodge,
No. Z, L o. o. F., has Installed the fol-
lowing officers: Noble grand, Benja-
min Donaho; vice-grand, Abe Steine;
treasurer. William Fisher; secretary,
James Coady.
Rev. j. H. Caldwell and family left
yesterday for Georgetown, where they
will make their home with their SON
in-law, Rev. Vaughan S. Collins. Mr.
Caldwell, who is near so years old, has
been in feeble health for some months
and had to be carried to the depot on q
cot. He has preached the gospel fol-
over fifty years, during which time h'
has served st. Paul's Church, in vii
mington, and the Wesley Church, here
| twice.
Rev. Joseph Brown Turner and wife
and Hon. John A. Nicholson. are II
Washington, attending the Presbyter
ian Synod.
Miss Maud Strickland and William
Hirons. delegates from Armory Church
are attending the convention at Milton
A class of thirty-live will be confirm
ed in Holy Cross Church next Sunda,
morning by Bishop Monaghan, assiste
| by Father WaldrOn.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
WONDERLAND THEATRE.

Good music, clever singing, sensa-
tional novelties and a budget of funny
comedy acts comprise the program at
wonderland Theatre this week. Since
Monday night large audiences have
been in evidence, and the program has
been received in an enthusiastic man
ner, The Sisters Onm. Sophie Burn
ham. and More,and and Thompson are
the especial favorites. The usual Spe-
cial performance for women will be
given tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
TALKED ON THE BROTHERHOOD

Rev. II. Ashton Henry and Charles
M. Curtis addressed Trinity Chapter Of
Brotherhood Of St. Andrew at Trinity
Church last night On the subject OF the
recent international convention OF the
brotherhood at Buffalo Among the
grandest features OF the convention
were the singing and responsive read
ing of the /. 300 or more men. Mr.. Henry
said this was indescribable, and ne had
never heard anything 50 grand or m
spiring. He also described the great
communion service, at which eighl
clergymen officiated and 1,25O persons
received communion.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
ABOUT TO LEAVE FOR CALIFOR
MIA

S. L. Mckee, a prominent member OF
the Epworth League, of Harrison Street
NJ. e. Church, will leave for Los Ange-
les. Cal, next Wednesday, and will
probably locate in that beautiful Pacific
town. Mr.. Mckee was last evening
visited by about fifty members Of the
league and rendered a farewell recep-
tion at his home, No. 1880 West Fourth
street. Among the guests were Rev
Ralph T. COursey, pastor, and Rev. f.
Burgette Short, former pastor OF Har-
rison Street Church.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
s1,264SO
RnY,s TnRRTRLE TNJURIEs.

Reed Truax, 10-year-old son OF Isaac
Truax, Of Montchanin, was thrown
from the back Of a young horse on
Saturday afternoon and sustained q
compound fracture of the skull. Dr.
]. Willard Crossan, OF Cenbreville, was
called in. He removed one piece ol
bone. and afterwards called I'M Drs
Ogle and Joyce. With their assistance
he removed about ten small fragment
of bone. one OF which was imbedded in
the brain to the depth Of an inch and a.
half. The patient is doing very nicely
at present and will probably recover.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
LOOKING FOR A BREWERY SITE.
REPRESENTATIVE OF NEW YORK
SYNDICATE NEGOTIATING ron
A TRACT OF LAND.

Adolph II. Bfoza OF Philadelphia Is in
Wilmington i'm the interest of a brew
cry syndicate which desires to locate
here. He says that the project Is a
bona fide one and that money is no OBJ
ject He states that the brewery will
have a capacity OF 100000 barrels OF
beer. ale and porter.
The syndicate has been to Whining
ton and was much pleased with the
water and rail facilities that Whining
ton affords. AS soon as the land is Sc
cured work on the plan will be COM
menced
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
LUETGERT JURY DISAGREES.

CELEBRATED CASE OF THE CHI
CAGO SAUSAGE MAKER MUST BE
TRIED AGAIN
A. l.. Luetgert, the sausage-maker.
on trial for the murder Of his wife and
cooking the body in a vat, was granted
a new lease Of life to-day BY his Jury
coming in at IL o'clock this morning
and disagreeing.
Judge Tuthill stated that he would
not admit Luetgert to bail, but would
order another trial at once. A change
of venue may be asked on the ground
that defendant cannot get fair trial
before Judge Tuthlll
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
WORK ON A GOVERNMENT VESSEL

Tho United States steamer Gedney
was hauled out under the shears at the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company's
wharves yesterday and her stacks were
removed to receive new boilers. The
Gedney Is detailed to New York harbo-
after repairs are effected
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
sEIzED BARRY's WHEEL.

Fer some time Lewis P. Buck has
had claim CT s. against Homer Barry
for insurance. Dunning proving inet-
fectual, he resOrted 20 legal process
and obtained Judgment in Magistrate
Pritchett's court. This morning while
Mr.. Barry was up in tho Equitable
Building, Constable Hurlock seized his
wheel. took it to the magistrates office
and held il until the s. claim was
satisfied.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
KNOCKOUT FOB LAURADA.

JUDGE BRADFORD ALLOWS THE
AMENDMENT TO THE LIBEL
AGAINST THE VESSEL.
Judge Bradford administered a
Knockout blow in the Laurada case in
the United States Court this morning,
when he allowed the filing of United
States District Attorney Vandegrift's S
motion applied for yesterday in the IL
bel case against the steamer Laurada
The amendment was bitterly contest
ed by Attorney Ward, counsel for the
Laurada, but Judge Bradford said that
the amendment was in keeping with the
case and ordered it to be recorded II
the rhl. United States District Attor'
ney Vandegrift represented the govern
ment
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
PHOENIX FIREMEN ON A JAUNT.
FORTY BRAVE LADDIES IN FULL
PARADE DRESS MARCHED AWAY
TODAY.

PARADE DRESS MARCHED AWAY
TODAY.
The Phoenix Fire Company, of forty
men, marched away from the engine
house, at Twelfth and King streets, this
morning. at sunrise, headed by the
BirdsborO Band, of Birdsboro, Pa. AZ
the head of the procession going down
French street was big Chief j. j.
Patterson. as genial as ever, and nod
ding recognitions to the crowd along
the sidewalk
Marshal Patterson will not have TO
march alone in York, Pa, where the
nremen will spend three days on a visit
to the Union Fire Company, of York,
Pa, for several Wilmington city Off
cials joined the pilgrims at the station
and will move along ahead Of the band.
The Phoenix boys presented fine APP
pearance in their full parade uniforms
Of blue with long blue overcoats, long
buff gloves and white iiremen's hats.
The company was photographed by a
local artist just before its departure.
On Saturday night, when the visitors
are expected to return home, their
neighbors, the Friendship Fire Com
pany, will give them a welcome set-out
at their engine house on Tenth street
The Friendship company will meet the
pilgrim firemen on their arrival at the
station and will escort them to the
Friendships home.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21

Extract from the Laws Of Delaware
governing the collection of taxes of New
Castle cOunty-Section 30 of said Act:
Section 35. That on all taxes paid be-
fore the first day of August there shall be
an abatement OF five per centum; on al
taxes paid before the first day OF Decem'
ber, there shall be an abatement OF three
per centifm; on ell taxes paid after the
first day of December, nve per centun
thereof shall be added thereto.
HORACE G. RErrEW,
Receiver Of Taxes and County Treasurer
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
EDUCATION THAT PAYS.
MORE YOUNG PEOPLE GETTING
SITUATIONS.

Within the past ten days five more
applications have been made to Princi-
pal Goldey, at the Commercial and
Shorthand College, for his young men
and women graduates. In addition he
this week placed another graduate in a
position in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
MR. HARRY GORDON.

Formerly manager Of the Bacharach
Tailoring Company in this city. has
taken charge of the Merchant Tailoring
Department Of S. Slesinger, at No. 5O6
Market street, where he will be pleased
tO see AL his friends
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
OLlVET STIRS SYNOD.
Excitement Among Ministers
Over a Report.
COMMITTEE WENT LITTLE TOO FAR
IN THE SYNOD De
CLARE 1T TRANSCRIBED ITS
AUTHORITY IN BOWLING OUT
PASTOR MONTGOMERY Me-
CURDY'S SERMON.

All hCRll1 IN BOW Ling Obl
PASTOR MONTGOMERY-DR Nc
CURDY's SERMON.
Washington. ID. c., Oct. 21-At ihe
annual meeting of the Baltimore Synod.
embracing Wa hinetCn, Baltimore and
Now Castle Pre5byterlts, yesterday,
considerable excitement was caused
near the close OF the afternoon session
by point OF order raised against re-
port submitted by the judicial commit
tee
The Prosbyteiy Of New Castle some
time ago separated Rev. 4. Il. Mont
gomery from the congregation Of Olivet
Presbyterian Church, Of Wilmington.
which was then his Charge. Against
this action eight members OF the church
appealed TO the Synod. and the judicial
committee. after considering the case,
recommended to the Synod that 1t re-
fuse to grant a hearing OF the facts.
Immediately a number OF the dele
gates entered objections to such a re-
port. arguing that the committee had
transcended Its authority, and that II
should have submitted the facts in the
case to the Synod. Or. b. T. Bittinger
the chairman Of the committee; DIR. $
A. Gayley, Of New Castle; Rev. w. M
Campbell, OF Highlands, Del, an,
others were engaged in heated debate
OF this question when the afternoon ses
sion closed. The matter was the frs
thing discussed this morning.
DIR. MCURDY'S SYNoDICAL SER
MON.
Rev. DR.. r. A. McCurdy. OF Whining
ton. preached The synOdical sermon las
might 1t was an eloquent and thought
ful address. Following the sermon wa
the synOdical communion service.
'FATHER" TAYLOR MARRIEl
THEM.
Among the members OF the synO.
who will attend the presidents recep
tiOn tomorrow rs Rev. William Tay
lor. of Wilmington. Mr. Taylor wa
tine clergyman who oificlated at IN
wedding of Mrs. McKinley's parents /
Canton many years ago.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
YOUTH DIED or TUBERCULosIs.

The body of Daniel Callahan. l6
years old, was brought here from Phila-
dolnhia to-day by Undertaken j. j. Do
herty. Young Callahan had gone to 81.
Mary's Hospital, Philadelphia, for
treatment for tuberculosis. and although
he received the best Of treatment, died
there yesterday.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
MAYOR MLEAR's NEW OFFICE.

Mayor Henry c. McLear has besn
elected secretary and treasurer Of the
Carriage builders National Associa-
tion, in session in New York city. The
election was announced yesterday.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
PYLE BROUGHT HERE.

Detective McVey this morning
brought S. Morris Pyle from Chester,
who is charged with embezzlement. He
will be arraigned before Judge Ball to-
morrow.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
TEAMS CRASH TOGETHER.

BY the collision OF two teams on the
road near Granogue yesterday after
noon James Scott, Mrs. Edward WIZ
son and her two daughters, Misses
Rhcda and Edith, were injured. They
were severely bruised and shaken up.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
D. w. LYNCH & CO.. GROCERs.

We now have new raisins. prunes,
currants, figs, apricots and peaches in
stock at our stores.
N. w. Cor Madison and Fourth Sts.
S. w. Cor King and Eighth Sts.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
LOST. sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

Chief Of Police Dolan received a dis
patch Tuesday from st. Georges, say
ing that the horse OF GOldey McMullen
had been stolen. A later dispatch was
received, saying that the horse had
been recovered.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
STILL ANOTHER INDUSTRY.

Another industry will be added to the
list OF Wilmfngton's manufactures II
the wilmington Improvement Com
pany can induce the company looking
for a site to locate in this city. The
improvement Company held meeting
last night and determined to secure the
industry.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
ENGINEERS PRATT's REPORT

The Evening Journal has received a
pamphlet copy of the report of PROBES
sor William A. Pratt, c. e., to the Yu-
kon Mining. Trading and Transporta-
tion Company OF his survey in 1897 OF
the Taku-Teslin railway from juneau,
Alaska, to Teslin lake. Looking over
the map It is noticed that a lake has
been named after Willard Salisbury,
Jr., and a river after c. f. Hutchings,
Of this city. Accompanying this pamph-
Il is another containing additional data
and opinions on the TakuTeslin route
by Lieutenant Schwalka, u. S. A., Mrs
Schwalka, WILLIAM Ogilvie. ID. l.. $.
General w. w. Dunield. G. w. Garside
J. w. Seaman and DR.. Charles w
Hayes.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
TUr PIAINTIFF WON

The referees who heard the case OF
James Williams vs.. the Diamond state
Iron Company for wages due the plain
tiff awarded Williams $15 last night
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST.-Chiffon colarette, on King
street between Second and Third streets:
If the lady who was seen to pick II up VIII
return 10 Mrs Kate Hayes, 2l8 King
street, she will receive a reward.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
CLOSE OF COLCRED FAIR.

Ii is expected that the colorei Masons
and knight Templars will turn out In
full regalia tonight at the close Of the
colcred fair.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
BOARD AND ROOTS.

FOR RENT.-Two large second-story
rooms with board) handsomely furnished,
with bath. No 3 East Sixth street, Bank
of Delaware building.
D.-Boarders at 1O7 East Eighth
street
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
no THE SCENE on pEPREpATIoN

Chief Of Police A. J. Crockett, Of Bal
timore county. Md, yesterday took j.
w Smith, colored. who was arrested
here for robbing the house of J. r. Dod-
son, OF Cowentown. Nd, back TO the
scene of his depreciation.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
5c.-FISH-5c.

A car of sea trout al Front and Mad
ison streets, Friday, October %, from
G a. m. until sold.
c. NJ. MURDEN.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
For RENT.

FOR RENT.-House 1O17 Elm street, 6
4O4 King street Key at 1Ol5 Film street.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
BUSINESS CARDS.

SEWING MACHINES.-1S.5O to 5000 for
any SEQ sewing machine made. Second
hand machines. $500 up. Cash or easy
terms. All makes of machines repaired.
Needles and parts for all machines.
L. NJ. ROCKEFELLER,
No. 100 West Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
NOTICES.
NOrIcI,

NOIINI-
TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS
All county Taxpayers are hereby notified
that per cent. will be deducted from all
taxes paid before December !, 1897, after
which time per cent. will be added.
The Tax Office at the Court House VIII
be open daily from a. m. to p. m, and
every Tuesday evening from o'clock un-
I'll IL
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
RAzAAR AT GERMAN HALL.

VIII continue the rest Of the week.
Ball Monday night, October 20. Punch
and Judy show tonight. Admission 70
bazaar. 10 cents; ball, % cents.
Evening journal., 1897-10-21
PULLMAN EMPLOYEES CONTRIBUTE.
SEND IN $3.50 TO INCREASE THE
FUND FOR THE SILVER SER
| VICE

Treasurer Lawton. of the silver SER
vice committee, this morning received
Si3.S0 from the employees of the Pull
man Car Works, to be added to the
fund for the purchase of a silver service
for the gunboat Wilmington.
The following Is a complete list of
the subscriptions which have been paid
in up to noon to-day: