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Railruads.
Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foot of West 2sd St. penn. r. r. cortlaudt
Indicates tine G FROM 1ss Nest Esd d. st. Other figure.
show time from Cortlandt or Desbrossss ST.
for ! Hun : and inter%e dists s stations. NJ
.s,SS: Sis A. N. daily for wILKESBARRE
ifHAS1, SrS gTsst R SsysAi FENlf huF !Esf6 S sHss..
FALLS. and the West aud principal local points.
.Io,:s. lo,sO A. NJ, Sundays only. for BoUND
BRook anu ~intermediates stations.
MAUI cH tS1sS ana Mc aS,ti; sI cents sunday Tor
ai,Ia; TX 400 n H0Gn ar,ly' except I91say.
Arrives Buffalo 1858 +. NJ. Pullman yestibule Day
Coaches and parlor cars; Dining Car Service. Meals
.Is.ss: Is:so N; daily, e1eeg. Sunday. for
LEES. n,Is J; !, n, sandsys only. for EAsToN.
wIILSIssi ssis Flnf !: Ss,'S sef ssSsE5 s? ana Ri.n e:
s SSa '8 rsstonsi ssai s's er for W SHaessss sof all points in
w HE; aRiG Fl II dSiiy sc f5ssPt su sSI y,,b for
pal intrrmedlat stations. Connects Tor al! points in
coal regions. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for wilkes.
..,as. Sis P. NJ daily for EAsToN and inferno
s5iS5. SiIO p. NJ. daily. except Sunday. Express
for sLATINGToN and principal ~intermediate~s stations.
Connects for Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car to
sG,sS. 1900 P. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
s1st train nH =. =" y. P 20 cHio Sss'' s Eei,asn to s'f sasslo ss sad
on ;,'s 81 so ss4G Fl fi n HSsIliEf; sbce RRas sPossyi h sEsfPPHRlPs
HEM U CHUNK, L & Il. JUNCTION. sAYRE.
GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, and BUFFALO.
passengers carried. No baggage carried.
.Si55. OiOO p. NJ. daily for ITHACA, GENEVA.
ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS. and all
points West. Pullman sleepers 10 Wilkesbarre and
Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday, for
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points. leave as fol-
lows: $3.50: 900 A. M. 'l;o5. $3.50. 1888. 1870. and
s5:55. $3.50 p. NJ.
273, 1856. pl4. and 1929 Broadway, III F. 4th ST., l56
Z. l2oth 81, l27 Bowery, \, y; 800 Fulton ST, I
Ign.
n. y. Transt r Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence to destination.
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AEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN Ivy.

Trains leave foot OF West 42d ~. as follows 90
minutes earlier from Franklin ST.:
7i5S =. W. for Montana, Orr's Mills, Lake. Mo-
honk ana MlnnewnskU, Mildletown. Rioominguurgh,
Ellenville, FalLshurgh,, Hnrlsyyil.e; Lake KiameshA.
Liberty. Scranton, walton, Delhi. Sidney, Norwich,
Utica. Oneida. Fulton, osw go,
DIS a Va, for Campbell Hall, MlddIEtown.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, WurtshurO. EllenN i'll. Mountaindals,
Centrcyiilc. Fallsburgh. Lake Kiameshs Hurieyviils.
Lii ertv Falls. Liberty. WHITE Lake.
ItlS y. w., !Satnrdays only, for Middletown.
acknowledgement. Wurtsboro. Ellenville, Mountaindals.
Centrryllle FallsbuTgh, Lake Klamesha. Hurleyville.
Ferndale, Liberty, White Lake. farksville, Livingston
Manor. RovklGud.
YiIS g.. NJ, for Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohonk
and Minnewaska, Mlddl town. BloOmlngburgh. Wnrts.
b0ro. Elrnville, Mountaindale, & nlrevIllr. Fall~
huryh. Lake kiameshu, Hnr eyville. Fernhale. Lib
crty. Whito Lake, Parksyillc. Livingston Manor,
RoCkllnd.
l,JO y. W., for Montana, orrs Mills. Meadow
Brook. Burnside. Campb"Ii Hall, stony Ford. Crystal
Run, M.ddlrlo%n, Winterton, Hoonlingburgh, Wurts-
bore. EhcHyiile.
DiI5 q, VI. (Franklln 1t. 5iI5 y. M.) Daily,
for 'alnpbell Hall. Midilet7wn, Liberty. Livingston
Manor, WultOn, sidney, Norwich, RahdallsNille, Ham
ilton, Oneida, Fulton. Oswego, Siagnra Falls. md
points West; Pullman Sleeping Car; declining Chair
Car seats free through 70 Chicago without transfesl
arrives ChicHRo $50 7. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman seats at al Broadway. n. Z.
DC. ANDERSON. G. +. A, Do Beaver st.. }. Z.
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xn,eLerbocLer Yacht CLUBS Regatta.

The Knickerbocker Yacht Club hold q regatta on
the new clubhouse. at College Point. on Saturday.
and the boats had more weather than they wanted.
1t was a ladies' day affair. At 4:l0 O'Clock the start
ing gun doomed and the first boat over the line was
the Commodore Bellard's Tempus. II was originally
intended to sail over the course twice. q distance of
eight miles, but on account OF the threatening
weather only one circuit was made. The winners
q. Auss's Frolic. X. N. Goddard's Kite. and Jacob A.
Wiener, Jr.'s, Wolfe.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New York, Whitehall Terminal. daily.
CHICAGO, l;bb =. NJ. ana l2:l0 ni1ht.
PITTSBURG. 8;2b OK. SUNDAY l;55 sun 49, 10 night.
CINCINNATI. 81; Louis, 9;55 a. NJ, 4i56P NJ
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, 7:55, R5j dining
Carl. ll.25 A., NJ. Dining Carr. 1870, 3:25 Dining
Carr. 4:55 Dining Car, 5;6bP NJ, 1910 night. sun,
day, 9;55 Dining Car, ll;25 A. NJ. Dining Carr. l:55
Din!ug Carp 4'55 dining Car. 5;55 p, NJ. 1910
night.
NORFOLK, 1925 A n. daily.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper, 4:5b p. NJ. daily.
Trains leave foot Liberty st. 8 minutes later.
All tralns Bre Illuminated with Plntsch light.
on1ces; l18. l72. 26l. ABA. ll4O broadway, 81 East
18th st., 1877 Bowery, New York; $50, 34A Fulton ST.,
brooklyn; whitehall Terminal Baggage checked
from hotel or residence " destination
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COLLEGE POINT. LII, July 25.-Dick Moore,
Mike Sears, and Billy Needham, the ~pugilists
who were arrested here yesterday afternoon for
brawling, were brought before Justice Beider-
linden this afternoon. Sears was fined $40 for
disorderly conduct. Moore was held in 81. 800
bonds on a charge Of felony, and his trial was
set down for Tuesday. Billy Needham, who
making the arrest, was placed under $500 bonds.
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HUDSON RIVER nv DAYLIGHT.

"NEW YORK" and .ALBANY.n
Finest and fastest river steamers In the world.
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn, Fulton st. (by Annex)....S A. N.
New York. Deshrosses ST. Pier.....s $40
West 22d st. Pier ......D
For ALBANY, landing at Yonkers. West Point, New.
Hudson.
Direct connection on the Kingston Point dock with
U. and D. trains for Ca skin Mountain points and for
Lakes Mohonk and Minnew aska. At Catskill with
the Catskill Mountain and Otis Ell. Railway for Cairo
and mountain resorts.
Railroad connections at Newburg. Poughkeepsie.
Hudson, and Albany for points North, East. and West.
Special Saratoga trains.
Through tickets sold at Desbrosses ct. pier, West
22d st. pier. New York Transfer, and other principal
ticket offices,
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xew Rules or the Turf Congress- VIII Prevail
at Newport

CINCINNATI. July 25.-The directors Of the
Newport track met this afternoon at the Gibson
House and unanimously decided to abide by the
new rules OF the American Turf Congress at
their race meet beginning Aug: /. This means
that the foreign book will not be operated. and
the purses will be not less than $500 each. Much
doubt has been expressed generally In racing
circles about Newport coming In under the rules.
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Taken to Bellevue as Insane BY His Father.

Taken to Bellevue M Insane BY His Father.
Charles Brokhart, % years old. living in
Catharine street near Westchestor avenue,
Wakefield, was taken to Bellevue yesterday by
his father, Albert Brokhart, who said he lived in
Fulton street, Wakefield. At the. fathers re-
quest the young man was placed In the insane
pavilion.
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HUDSON AND C~OXsACKIE
From foot OF Christopher ST.. every week day at Q p.
M, connecting with the Il. a A. X. X. at Hudson. :
nAMsDEIL LISE.-steamers leave Pier 20, N. r..
IL foot Franklin ST, for Cranston's. West Point. Cold
sprnR. Cornwall, Fishkill Landing. and NeWburR
Weef laws except Saturday or. NJ. Saturday B P. M;
sundaySe A. N. landing ut 1880 o., N. r., $50 A. u.
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Drowned In HOOK Creek.

LAWRENCE, L. L, July 25.-A truckman named
Henschel OF 1872 George street, Brooklyn, was
drowned in Hook Creek to-day. He left o
widow and seven mall children.
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dividends aud guterest.
THE LAKE ERIE AND WEsTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY.

DIVIDEND NO. Ut,
so BROADWAY. NEW YORK July 81. 1897.
A dividend OF N AND O~SE-QOARTER PER
Z QL per cent? on the preferred stock OF this
Company VIII be paid at this once Aug. IL, 1897.
The transfer books Of the preferred stock will close
July 81 and reopen Aug. IS, 1897.
M SCHWAN, Secretary and Treasurer.
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for Sale or 90 9et-Gitu.

T WOODLAND HEIGHTS. CITY-Choice cottages.
n y rooms. all improvements. to let; 6lS per month,
or sold on easy terins. IRVING. $40 Madison av.
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WASHINGTON, July 25.-Two young mon. Pal.
mer and William Louxman. brothers, were
drowned this afternoon while bathing In the
eastern branch of the Patomac.
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers
St, as follows. and five minutes earlier from West
O,00 =. M.-vestibulc Express daily for Bingham
C.UU ton, Waverly. Elmira, Buffalo. Bradford, ar
rivss lufalo 500 p. NJ, Parlor car to Buffalo.
OIL = A. M.-vestiDulcd Expr, IS daily, except Sum
J.lO day. for Port Jervis. Monticello. Lackawaxen.
HUnesiale, and important local points to Corning.
Daily to Port Jervis. Pullman Parlor Cars for Mon
tice /, and Corning.
O.nO ~SaHgIestibul imited.-Fast mail daily.
~ solid Chicago. via Chaufauqua Lake,
ARRIVES Cleveland 49, A. NJ. Chicago 5 p. NJ.
sleepers TO Chicago, Clevef&nd. and Cincinnati. Din.
ing ar.
90 y. M.-Buhalo and Cleveland vestbule Ex.
,OO press daily. arrives at Bunalo 7;03 A. NJ,
bradford 7;l7 A. NJ, Jamestown 700 A. NJ. Cleve-
land lg:3)P. NJ. t]Sleepers to Buffalo and Cleveland).
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago. and
the West. Cafe Library Car.
O. = y. M.-DAILY-Via Chautauqua Lake and
clio Niagara Falls. Solid train TO Chicago. Sleep.
els TO Hornellsyille. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining
car.
VlcKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS. y PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS at III. ll3. 26l. I0l, and s57
Broadway, l27 Bowery, 1914 East lYhth a., and ~
West l2bth St. Chambers and West x3t 81. ferries.
New York; 33S and 72B Fulton st., 100 Broadway.
B~rooklyn; 900 Hudson st. Hohoken. and Jersey CITY
station. WeRtcott's Express rallS for and checks bag
gage from hotels and residences TO destination.
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LONG ISLANDAN BLOCK ISLAND,

For Orient. SteamcrsS hinnecock and Montauk
Shelter Island, leave New York daily except Sun.
Sre,pport. days. at 5 =. NJ, Saturdays at I
sn,,nnI. l.. NJ, from Pier 40, L. r., Pike slip.
So..no". saturdays boat does not go 90
sag hnrbor, Block Island, and Tuesdays. Thurs.
and days. and Saturdays boat does not
block Island. 20 to Soutbold.
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Real Gstate :for Sale-Cuuntru.

BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED LITTLE FARE OF 20
ID acres in thickly settled section OF virIlnia for
$500; $40 down. 81 or more week y: ten acres Guilt
waited, balance nne, large timber; fine spring OF de-
rich and productive soil. healthy location. no malaria;
free excursion to purchasers; write for full pRrttcu-
lara. RISLEY, 10 Chambers st.
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S~TONINCTON LINE

For stonington, NarraRnnsett Pier. Watch Hin, 30
ton, and all points East. Steamers Maine and Ne
Hampshire. Leave Pier 80, N. H., one block abo,
Canal st., week days only, at o p. NJ.
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@Iertiuus mud Meettugs.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders Of the
Il Gould Coupler Company. for the purpose OF elect.
ing directors and transacting any other business which
may be brought before them. will be held at 1.-THE onces
on saturday, July 81. 1897. Polls will DO open from
ii to ne A, II. f.. !. HUNTLEY, Secretary.
rrHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders Of the
L Gould Steel Company, for the purpose OF electinQ
directors and transacting any other business which
may be brought before them. will be held at the
onices OF the said company, at 50 Broadway, New
York CITY. on Saturday. July 81. 1897. Polls win be
W. Z. KURTz. Secretary.
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Ocean Steamers.
AMERICAN LINE.
ANCHOR LINE

GLASGOW VIA LOSDONDERR
Weekly from Pier 81, N. X. foot West cath st.
Ethiopia. July 81. noon Anchoria. Aug. -. noon
City OF Home -. ..............S sept. III ana Oct U
For new illustrated book OF tours and passage rates
and further particulars apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. 7 Bowling Green.
NUSARD LINE ToLIvERPoOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier 40, n. r.. foot OF Clarkson st,
umhria. july 81. 8P. \. Itruria. Aus. -. aP. n.
Lucnnia. ..... Aug. z. noon Campania, Aug. 81, III
VERNON II. BRoWN& co, Gen. Ag'ts,4 Bowling Green.
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BAMBURG. AMERICAN LINE.

TwIN.sCREw EXPRESS from New York to Plym.
outh Q.ond bn). CherbOurg. Paris. and Hamburg.
Hormannla, Juiy2y lOA.M Normannia. Au,26, 10
Columbia, Aug. 8, Q n COUNT ia, sept. q 4 n.
HAMBURG SERVICE, by Twin'Screw Mall S. s.
Phenicia, July 81, 7!S0 A. NJ. Persia, Aug. z, l2 NJ.
First cab, SO up; second class, $40; storage, $40.
Line, ~ BrOndMnN.
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MoRRIsTowN. July 25.-In the third monthly
golf handicap of the Morristown Field Club
Yesterday the long handicap men outdid them.
selves. three of them finishing one, two. three.
and beat by many strokes the best previous
playing Of young Nichols. who tied for first
place. He is only 13 years old. and stands about
four feet high. Duyckinck. also played great
golf and surprised himself. The tie will DO
played OFF next week. Summary follows:
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&teamhnats.
NORWICH LINE

For New London. Watch Hill. Block Island, and East
ern Resorts. also Worcester and North OF Boston and
FAST. Stgnmer City OF Lowell or City VI Worcester
ltaves Pier 10 COld No.. N, r., next Desbrossea st..
week days only at q +. NJ. Orchestra on each. Rates
10 BLOCK ISLAND reduced. Connection made
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Britannia. -. July ss. noon Germanic Aug. II noon
Majestic ..... Aug. 4, noon TeutonicH Aug IL. noon
CARRIED by PASSENGER
Pier as, North River. once 8 Broadway. New York.
Ii. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent.
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PROVlpENCE Zine

Providence direct, Boston and all inland an,
senshore Resorts East and North thereof. steamer
Rhode Island and Plymouth. Orchestra on each
Leave Pier SO. n. r., one block above Canal st., weel
dnya only. Mt n, 40 n. M
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FALL RIVER LINE

For Newport, Fall River. Boston, Marthn's Whey ard,
Mantucket, Gaze Cod, and all Eastern and Northern
In and. and Seashore points. Steamers
Priscllia and Puritan in commission. Fine orchestra
on Snae eaoh. Leave Pier Is, n. * foot of Murray St,
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD co.
IN SHORT ROUTE To LONDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
HAyel, Tu, Aug. 8. 10 N. Trave, tn, Aug. II, 10
OELRICHs & co. 2 Bowling Green.
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DOMINION LINE.

DAILY I'D NUFFOIN.
Shortest Sea Trips out OF New York.
Delightful tours to Old Point Comfort, Norfolk,
Newport News. Petersburg, Primers
Point, Richmond. Virginia Beach, Va, and washing
ton. D. O. Freight ana Passenger steamers sail from
Pier 30, North River. every week day except satur-
day, ct 8 +. NJ, and Saturday at 4 7, NJ.
VI. l.. 0UILLAUDEU. Vioe-Pres't and Tranio Mgr.
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TROY BOATS,
HARTFORD LINE

KINGSTON LINE, West 10th st. Daily 4 I. VI. Sat
IA urdays at /. Steamers BALDWIN and koMER for
Cornwall, Newburg. New Hamburg. Marlboro. Milton,
Poughkeepsc. Hyde Park, Esopus. Kingston. connect.
ing with U. q d. X. r. for all points In Catskills.
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aral estate for Salt-gouga slaua.
five ACRES FOR $50,

This property is located high and dry, free from
any swamp land; II found otherwise after invest!Ga.
ton. money refunded; II is beautifully situated with.
in about one mile OF Centre Moriches on LONG Island.
and Will be sold on terms of SS down and then IS q
month; see about this at once. Address
WIN. II. MOFFITT.
10 Liberty st. y. Y.
Evening journal., 1897-12-16
KENNARD co
62l-623 Market Street
Cpea evenings until Christ
mas

Do your Christmas shop
ping now thus avoiding the
rush and excitement of the
last few Gays before Christ
mas
We were never in better
position to serve your wants
than at this time and our
store was never stronger in
showing such line of useful
articles for Christmas
Fur Collarettes of Krimmer
Electr C Seal, Wool Seal, Per.
sian Lamb, MaTten, Mouffion,
that can be depended upon
for wear all in the ne west
shapes at 50 90, $S 90, PIo 90
SI2.cO, SIS 90, $40 90
Umbrellas and Naokin
toshes in large variety.
We mark your name and
address free of charge on all
Umbrellas over 81 SO
Pccketbooks, Card Cases
and hatelaines in all styles,
shapes and feathers plain and
tTimmed-25c, SOC, 7Sc,
S. co. $L2s, 81 SO, s. 90.
So 50, So co 81 90 and SIS 90
Sterling Silver Novelties
la ge varsity; prices so low
that you will be surprised.
Visit our new Handker
chief Booth in front of store
HandkcrcLiets at sc &C, SC
1cc, and I2Xc in this new
department. Ask to see oui
all linen in both plain anC
fancy hem 'ii.ched at I21ac.
Just opened to-day a hand
some line of all-silk hand rur
Lace Fichus and SScarfs, from
$500 to SIG 90 each
Evening journal., 1897-12-16
BRILLIANT TEA AND RECEPTION. |

BRILLIANT TEA AND RECEPTION.
Mrs. Eugene DUPONT and Miss Mary
Ridgeley entertained at a brilliant tea
and reception at No. 1928 Market street
yesterday afternoon. Over 200 Of Will
mington's best-known society folk call
ed during the hours, among them be-
ing the brides and grooms and fair
young debutantes Of the season.
The house was beautifully and ef-
fectively decorated with quantities of
evergreens, cut flowers and potted
plants. The evergreens came from the
famous Fox Hall farm, near Dover,
which has been in possession of the
Ridgeley family since 1910, and the
plants and flowers from the green
houses Of Mrs. DUPONT. The dining
room decorations were Of pink and
white carnations.
Assisting Mrs. DUPONT and Miss
Ridgeley in receiving were Mrs. Nell
vaine, Mrs. Edward G. Bradford, Miss
Rumford Miss knight. Miss Anna Lea,
the Misses Draper, the Misses Gray,
Miss Mcllvaine, Miss Hills. and the
Misses Anne and Amy DUPONT
Evening journal., 1897-12-16

If William N. Boggs comes back
there will be a big howl of Il told you
sol" If he does not come back the
howl will be changed to HE intended
to come back, but certain complica-
tions arose which led him to change
his mindl" When statements are made
about fugitive from justice and his
intentions the maker of them is quite
sure that he will not be con-
tradlcted in public print by the subject
of his predictions The prediction that
a criminal win come back is not bad
one. In nine cases out of ten that Is
the case. There IS an irresistible fas-
cination for a criminal to return to the
scene of his lawless exploits. Every
day we read of criminals who, tired of
being fugitives, return and give them
selves up to justice. preferring trial
and punishment to living the life of
hunted men. Boggs may be frettne
at his voluntary banishment from this
country. When he reaches the proper
state of mind for taking the step he
will doubtless come back, but it will
not be as a hero or a prosecuted man
but to stand trial as a thief, who
robbed his best friends in most sys
tematic and cold-blooded manner.
Evening journal., 1897-12-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOT


Henry P. Jones has returned to Do
YER. after a visit to Wilmington and vi
cinity.
Miss Mary Berry, of Philadelphia, is
in the city and will remain until after
the holidays.
Mrs. John Harrington and son,
Charles, have returned from a visit to
Willow Grove.
Mrs. S. L. Ocheltree and daughter, of
Ridley Park, are visiting Wilmington
friends.
Miss Marcie McElwee has returned to
Smyrna, after a visit to her aunt, Mrs
Charles Armstrong.
Miss Smithers, Of Smyrna, is the
guest of Wilmington friends.
Wilmer E. Davis is visiting friends
in Dover.
Miss Alice Morford has returned from
a visit to Marcus Hook.
Mrs. Warren Wilson, of Elkton, Md.
was the guest of Wilmington friends
yesterday.
Mrs. James Maville has returned
from Toledo, Ohio.
| The Wilmington Dramatic Club will
present Dandy Dick at the Opera
House tonight.
Ex-Mayor Austin Harrington was in
Philadelphia to-day
Senator r. R. Kenney was in Will
mington last evening, and spent the
night at the Clayton House.
l
Miss Bessie McElroy is entertaining
Miss Bessie Clark, of Greenbank.
Edward Truitt has been visiting IL
Marcus Hook.
MMrs. James Ball and children hav,
| returned from Lenni, Pa.
Bradford Murphy. of Dover; ]. d
Price, Of Camden, Del, and Miss Mel
lie, of Chester, were guests at the Mer
ritt House yesterday.
Miss May Severson and Charlie
Boggs, Of Smyrna, were married yes
terday.
Mrs. A. S. Heverin, of Dover, has is
sued invitations for a fancy dress mas
ball, which will be given in the Hou
Richardson on Christmas night.
Evening journal., 1897-12-16
COWGILI-WILLIAMs.

X Lockwood Cowgirl, a popular
young business man of Dover, and
Miss Hettie Williams, of Marydel,
daughter of Thomas 2. Williams, were
married yesterday afternoon at the
home of the bride. Miss Mamie Cowgirl,
and Henrietta Goodwin, John Hinsley
and wife, Amos Hinsley and family
and several others from Dover, and
Franklin Hopes, of Wilmington, at
tended the wedding. Rev. w. NJ. War
ner performed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cowgill will reside in Dover
Evening journal., 1897-12-16
A HEATTU CONTERENCE

The Health Committee Of the Board
OF Education will hold a conference
this afternoon with Secretary Ten
Weeges, of the Board of Health. for
the purpose Of arranging the time Of
allowing children who have suffered
from diphtheria, or have been confined
in diphtheritic houses to return to
school If the Health Committee Of the
Board Of Education desires to extend
the time the matter will have to be set
tied by the Board Of Health.
Evening journal., 1897-12-16
EIJIS-TRADER

Salisbury, Md, Dec 16.-Miss Annie
r. Trader, youngest daughter Of Sid
ney l.. f. Trader and Samuel Ellis,
teller of the Bank Of Delmar, were mar
ued yesterday afternoon at i o'clock
at the home Of the brides
parents, in South Salisbury The we'd
ding was a quiet one, only the imme-
diate families Of the parties being
present. Rev. c. W. Prettyman per-
formed the ceremony. The happy cou-
pie left for a trip to New York. They
will reside at Delmar.
Evening journal., 1897-12-16
MIR. CRITrENTON DEPARTs-

Charles N. Crittenton, the New York
millionaire evangelist, who has been
conducting services in Asbury Church
for the past several weeks in the in
terest of the Florence Crittenton Mis-
sion, concluded his work here last
night and left in his private car, Good
News" for Alexandria, Va, where he
will conduct a ten-days' series of SER
vices. The meetings held at Asbury
have been very successful, all the SER
vices being largely attended.
Evening journal., 1897-12-16
POLK-E EVANS.

A number of Wilmington people
have received cards for the wedding of
Albert Faucet Polk, member of the
Sussex county bar, and Miss Martilla
Evans, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
James A. Evans, Of Georgetown. The
ceremony will take place on Wednes-
day afternoon, December 20, at 2.30
o'clock, in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, at Georgetown.
Rev. Vaughan S. Collins will Off
ciate. Linford p Faucet, of Philadel-
phia, kinsman OF the groOm-elect,
will be best man. Mr. and Mrs Polk
will reside in Georgetown.