The Evening Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 6

EVENING JOURNAL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1896 lliglu-st c( all in Leavening Strength. Latest V. S. Gov't Uejiort, HAMBURGERS. akin R.W.WOLTERS Second and Maiket Sts MARRIED.

r.sldeni i of II. Sliuw, No, 2101 ltoulevaid, on Wwlueday evening, November IS, 1S90. by Rev. A. N.

Keigwln. D. Townsi nd W. and Ida. J.

Klliott. both or Wilmington, p. SHI'LTZ-CROSSLAND. On WVilnes-day morning, November IS, at tlie t'nlon M. K.

parsonage, No. 505 Washington street, by Rev. John D. C. llanna, John A.

fUiult. of Chester county, ami Miss Lldie Cross-land, of Klrkwood. IK I. Absolutely pure MtN'8 There ii not Mhre KING OF LOW PRICES We have made a Inrn nnrrhAftA of 1 fine lot of Overcoats, which we will 1 mil at exceedingly tow prlvvs: Men's fine Kersey Overcoats wotth JSco, now at $4 75. Men's fine Chinchilla Ovtr-coats woith $1200, now at $75 Men's fine Milton Overcoats worth $10.00 to $15 co, now at $7 50.

Men's fine Beaver Overcoats worth $12 to $1500 now at 50. Men's fine Pilot Overcoats, wort 1 5,00 to 1 00, now at 1 2. co Men's fine Montagnac Overcoats worth $2500 to $30 00, now at 1 7 50. Do not make any purchases of Suits until you have seen our Immense stuck at the same exceedingly low prices. With every purchase of a Child's Suit or Overcoat at $3.00 or over, we give you an express wagon free.

R. W. WOLTERS S. W. CORNER Second and Earket Streets.

B. SHfiRP I CO. MOURNING ANP IS LACK FABRICS. Hanrlnlta Oouvxnl Oiotb Frloorin 2mftnire, Wun'a Veiling. Oran il'Afma Birette, Kli.lmwt Arri inure, Hutln d'Lluu, Tndlne Ciotb, Prlncett SbIId Luxr, 3cart)nld Crepe Ortsft jrfn Rhrtsmbt Tie Eetf Black GgocIs to Itoj Tho Best Black Goods to Wear Tts Eest Assortment Rqfq Fourth and Market 8t MIJ ULLJIIUI.

IIIIIJ 1 FINE beciU88 hia ihoe4 re monei-chfepl CIIWbQ must. UD WUI1- made and of goul ttock. Thau thd maker oi eur floe shot thtra not better ilioeniaker in the conn-try and hU shoes prove it At r.uo The finest IVent Leathtt rhoee buitoa or Uce. At CO latent Lfather, Eaatrel Leather, Colored Leather h-ipea and get up and wear, valuo that make regular cuti toror of the ttial buyer. At $5.00 Ev-ry good stock and gool laat in the market.

Meu'rf and "Little Shooi only. (Jan we tell jou James t. mm SON Clothing, Sixth and Hate, Market Shoes. Wilmington. BAWKIMQ AND FINAKCIAL.

Money Loaned on Mortgage Steamship Tickets by safest lines. Drafts on Ixmdon and Dublin. Rents collected and promptly remittee H. L. VANS KWhih Hod Mik Mrreti Artisans' Savings Ban! Ko 002 Market Street.

WILMINGTON. DEL. Open daily from o'clock a. m. to p.

uu Interest allowed on deposits of mone; for one or more calendar months at th rate of 4 pur cent. pr annum. Money loand on Mortgages oa Roa Estate. 1 L.O mil in a UUII1 I T. AI-iLKN HILLKS, Vice-President, i iTTnTTOTT'O Wi I ITT PT E.

T. TATIiOR, and Treasurer JOSEPH M. MATHER. Audltoi May 1. 1H.

WHISKY. OVERCOATS aru suggested by this chilly weather. Tho mere baying that "Ours Are the Best" Is no proof. We want you to them, buy them, uiul compare them. They'll stand the test! If they don't yuu tan have your mouey bat k.

From flood to From $3,00 up to $10.00, Also the Boy We have good warm REEFERS for him. 3 to years, with sailor collars. CHINCHILLAS. J1.60 to JS.00. ASTRAKHANS, from $3.50 to Iojs' Dress Overcoats, like the Father's.

Roys' Storm Ulsters, etc. VISIT OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. Suits to order, 13 up. Hamburgers3 220 and 222 Market Baltimore and Street. I Howard Sts.

Baltimore, Md. Wilmington. We Make Of all kinds, of Job Printing. Come in hurry. Wo like hurry work and excel half tone or in plain printing.

Samples submitted on application. JOHEU (VS. ROGERS PRESS, Sixth and Orange Sts. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Tuesday, November 24.

CHARLES E. BLANEY'S BIG FARCE- COMEDY SUCCESS. 4A BAGGAGK CHECK." HEADED BY GRAPEWIN AND EVANS, LIZZIE MELROSE And Other Well-known Artists. NEW SONGS, NEW DANCES, NEW SPECIALTIES. Trices 15, 25, 35, 50, 75.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Thanksgiving. AFTERNOON AM) NIGHT. FROHMAVS 15 au THE COHORTS fgb 8 to i OF A HOMt. An e'egtnt c.nxn dvwlth ptrongca't.

P.lces, Matlrre. 5.25 W5, 51 cents. Prices. Nlnht, 15, 25, 35, 51, 7,5 centi. WONDERLAND THEATRE.

"Work Commencing November 23, AUSTIN'S AUSTRALIAN COMEDY And tho Grout Metropolitan Trio. Two bIiows In one. Prices as usual. On ThnnksKivliiK Day the doors will open ut 1 o'clock, mid two complete shown Riven In the afternoon. KvenlntfH, 7 until 11 o'clock.

WOBDUHB!) THRAiRK, W. Li DOCKVrADEn. Manner. HoBof hiif -rlnHS Vuttnvi'l. Op from 2 tint 111 p.

in. AdmtMion, 10 n'i 'J) mih. Ladlen' tlnecs 1 htirwiov KiltUy. Hi cle STORAGE. Fir Storfre of Furniture Storsge of Mrchndle For 8toriie of L'qulda, For Storage of Holld, For NtorK of Vehluks, For Storage of sny material.

APrLY TO GUARANTEE STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY Third ami Frrncli roots. Better Look Over Tour Wardrobe txd te If thre or not ome carmentt which, if properly Cloanod and Dyed, will irotKl as nw K. F. BBRV0C1I6 Met a Specialty 'owaer THANKS FROM M'KIEEY. Till-: PUKSIUKNT-ICLLCT AC KNOWLKIHJIW SMYTH POST'S INI i RATI' LATORY LSI William C.

Mcliowell. i-oiiunamh-r of neial 'llioiiias A. Smyth l'i't. No. 1, h.lrl li'i i Ived (he lollop ing letlur id acknowledgment from l'ri'tldi'Ut- lei William McKlalcy: Canton, Ohio, Nov.

10, IS.iO. 'William ('. McHowell. CommundiT llentral Thoiimx A. Smyth Post, 7s' 1 1.

1, Wilmington. Hel. "My Hear Sir: Major Mi Klnley wIhIich you to return hid sincere tliauks to the hiemlHTH of your post for the congratulatory resolutions recently adopted by them. He bi g.i that they personally accept lib compliments and gond wishes. "Yours very trulv, A ICS ROYLB.

"Private THE ATLANTIC LEAGUE. ITS ANNUAL MEETING HELD IN PHILADELPHIA YESTERDAY. R. G. BARROWS ELECTED PRESIDENT WILMINGTON GETS FOURTH PLACE-MAY HAVE A TEAM NEXT YEAR.

The annual meeting of the Atlantic league was held at the Hotel Hanover. Philadelphia, yeitenlay afternoon. Tlieso delegates were present: Hartford. William It. Ramie: Newark, George E.

Ellis; Athletic. H. Niles and William Sharsig; Imcuster, 11. A. Hi'iiscl ami Frank Rlnn; Norfolk, A.

A. O'Ncil. W. H. Itroouie; Richmond.

W. It. Bradley; Wilmington. D. A.

Long; Paterson, C. I. Me-Kee. The amount of business that was transacted was h.udly proportionate to the time devoted to It. The most Important, of the routine, and at the same time the most, productive of comment, was the awarding of the championship.

This somewhat unexpectedly fell to tho Newark club, thereby shattering the fond delusions of Hartford and Paterson, each of which had already ordered a pennant iole, and as the latter two had played a post-championship season for the Soby cup, the respective managers were somewhat embarrassed and the confusion was not in tho least relieved when Manager Barnie announced that he would "lly a pennant anyhow." The confusion over the official rec ords of the teams was explained a8 being due to the playing of so many exhibition games and the very Incomplete returns of the official scores. The Board of Directors, after a two hours' struggle with the problem decided that the interests of harmony and humanity would best be subserved by the adoption of the record as presented by the president, and the report was adopted by the meeting, for the same reasons, possibly after a few- pointed and pathetic expressions indicative of fond hopes shattered. This official record shows that there were 3S5 victories during the season, and 383 defeats. There was no ex planation as to which club received the benefit of the two odd victories. The discussion assumed such a humor ous phase that it was speedily disposed of on motion of Manager Shar sig, whose team was dropped from fourth place to sixth in the shuffle.

The figures announced as official are: Won. Lost. P. C. Newark 77 59 .571 Paterson 76 59 .503 Hartford 71 65 .502 Wilmington 00 73 .431 Lancaster 50 00 .431 Athletic 61 71 E.

O. Barrows was the only pronounced candidate for tho office of president. Samuel H. Crane, who served in that capacity last season, was not a candidate for re-election, explaining that business engagements would interfere. Mr.

Barrows was elected unanimously. The question of playing "fanned" players was discussed in all its phases, and was finally compromised by an amendment to the constitution which forbids the playing of any man after August 15, unless his services are regularly contracted tor by the Atlantic League. The Board of Directors elected con sists of William Barnie, C. J. McKee and J.

W. Bradley. The constitution was changed so as to allow the president to make out the schedule. He will send copies to each club at least one week before the next meeting of the League, which will v. held some time in March.

The sea son was extended so that 140 games will be played, each club playing 70 games at home. The season will begin May 1, and continue five months. The permanent headquarters of the League will he in New York. These players were about the corridors of the hotel while tho meeting was in progress: Monte Cross Billy Nash, John Smith, John Strieker, August Moran, "Jack" Milllgan, "Ben" Ellis, Peter Newell, W. Holland, R.

Divlnney, "Jack" Hodson, George Smith, J. Dobbins, George Ulrich, Edward Amea, John Hofford, John Sprogel and Thomas Phelan. D. A. Long was asked whether h3 would play his team inWilmington or Reading this year, but ho stated that he had not yet decided.

Hundreds of druggists, liquor dealers and groeers find Quinine-Whisky a profitable and ready seller. D. W. Lyneh wholesale agents, Wilmington, Del. SHOREMEN WANT PROTECTION.

The people living along the Delaware bay shore In Delaware and New Jersey want a law to more effectually preserve the growth of clams on their natural beds before they become extinct from overcropping. TO CURE A COLD In one day, take Quinine-Whisky, D. V. Lynch wholesale agents, Wilmington, Del. A GOOD THIWGi TOREN-VIILA MM, A HUSCRU'TJON THE MUM-UKUS OP THK TEAMS WHICH WILL MIJKT ON The following tlt'tniW tlemriit-tlon of iinnilit'iii of the Wainn and Villa Nova foot hall tounis, wlilth piny on TliankHtvivIng My in Wilmington: TraviK.r, left will; 22; liHulit, 5.ln; weislit.

U.O, Joslyn. lift tackle; uk 22; helnht, 6.11; welnht. 1U5. Hayes, left nuanl; ago, 23; height, 5.8; weUht. llreen, centre; an 21; height, 5.11; wo Wit.

t'lianilxTB. rlht Ktmnl; nge, 21; hrlnht. 5.10'i; weight. 185. lirlnton.

riht 2.1;helslit. 5.10U.; weight. 170. (HiTett, rlKht end; age, 22; height, 5.S; welKtit. H.

quarter-baik; age, 6.8; weight, 105. 1'rentiHH, eaiitaln and right halfback; age, 20; height. 5.10'i,; weight. McCartney, lert half-haek; nge, 21; height. 5.S; weight.

140. McDannell. full-hack; age, 5.1 1H: weight. Sulm. lance, age 25; 5.7; weight.

U.S. I'orter, ago 21; heigh', 5.7; weight. 153. Kenneally, age 20. height, weight.

145. Villa Nova llayden, left end; ago, 19; hilght. weight, 150. Klrsi h. left tackle; age.

Ill; height. 5.101; weight. 100. IViwiih. left guard; age, 21; height, 5.11; weight, 170.

IicForge. centre; nge. 21; height, 5.11; weight, 172. Puley. right guard; ape, 20; height, welKlit, 1SS.

Wright, right tai kle; age. 21; height. 5.11; weight. 177. Shanahan, right end; agt 111; height.

5.10; weight, 150. McC'ulloiigh, nge, 19; height, 5.7; weight, lis, lireslin, right half-hack; age, 19; height, 5.NH4; weight. 155. ltagley. left half-hack; age, 20; height, 5.1 la; 100.

McDonald, eaptain and full-back; nge, 20; height, 5.1 Pi: weight. 100. SuLs. Murphy, ago 20; height 5.11. weight.

15S; Rogers, ago 19; height, 6.10; weight, 155. Itnrns, nge 20; 5.10; weight. 159. Wilson, nge 19; height, 5.11; weight, 100. The Villa Nova tan defeated the Franklin and Marahall, the Haver-ford, Swarthmore, Prsinus, Pennsylvania Military College and the U.

of P. Reserves, and Warren has not lost a game this season. AMUSF1EKTS. OFERA HOUSE LAST NIGHT. At the Opera House last night the bicycle play, "The Road to Wealth." was given to a Binall audience.

It was but the second performance or the company, which will improve with frequent rehearsals. "A RAG GAGE CHECK" TO-NIGHT. Charles E. Blaney's big- farce comedy, "A Baggage Check," is now in its third Eeason of success. This piece is very well known as one of the really funny comedies of the stage.

First of all comes Grapewln and Kvnns, who, for the past three years have been the bright shining stars of the famous Keith circuit of continuous vaudeville performance. They are closely followed by the old favorites. Lizzie Melrose, i-iouis Martinetle, Charles Morgan and James A. Marcus, Nellie Franklyn, the famous concert hall singer, fresh from her Kostcr Rial's big Biiecoss, with her clever imitations, makes manor's "A Raggago Chock" one of the funniest farces of to-day. It will appear at the Opera House tonight.

FINE PERFORMANCE AT WONDERLAND. A specially fine performance was given at the Wonderland Theatre, hist night. The aggregation of talent which Manager Dockstader has secured for this week's attraction has not been surpassed by any combina tion of players since the opening of the season. It was estimate that at least 1,000 people enjoyed the show last evening. The bill this week in cludes some high salaried artists, Among them are Burton and DeAlmo, musical experts, singers and come dians; St.

Clair and Lorena have a funny and clever farce entitled "A Middleton, in illustrated ballads, cap-Midleton, in illustrated ballads, cap tured the audience with their act, which is exceptionally neat. The metropolitan trio, as singers, are unsurpassed. This team la the best in the business, having played in all the lead ing houses in the country. SPORTING HEWS KOTES. "Jimmy" Rodgers, of Wilmington, is matched to fight H.

K. Stout, of Dover, in uaitimore to-niglit. "Billy" Whistler did not appear to hox "Jack" Skelley at the Caledonian Club in Philadelphia last night, and I'JIwood McCloskey was substituted Skelly defeated McCloskey. J. T.

Lnlly, of No. 3 West Seventh street, manager of the Oriole football eleven, wishes to receive a challenge from a 115-pound team for a game on Thursday morning. The Friends' School football eleven and the Delaware Field Club Juniors will play at Riverview to-morrow af ternoon. II. T.

Taylor won the third gold medal In the Wilmington Whist Club's tournament last night. His score was phis 925. The other scores were: Mr, Morrison, plus 725; E. T. Canby, plus 4 io; j.

it. Moore, plus 225. Frank Wongo, the Indian pugilist who recently fought here with C. J. Moriarity, was knocked out in three rounds by "Charley" Burns, of Cincin nati, in Baltimore last night.

PROSPERITY AND HEALTH firing hapipness and wealth. Drink liuinine-wiilsky for the health hustle for the wealth. D. W. wholesale agents, Wilmlruii, DIED.

HICCINS. On Saturday. 21. 1S90, pt nnell C. HlKtfinn, in his 52nd year.

Ills friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from I he residence of his brother, John C. Higglus, near Delaware City, on Tuesday, November 24, at 2 p. m. on Saturday, the 21st instant, at his late residence, Kaolan. Oraham SiM ticer, In the 44th year of his age.

On November 22, 190, Helen Utilise, daughter of Andrew and Laura Splegelhalter, aged 3 years and 11 months. YOU ARE RULE HY YOl'lt TKHTII. They iaus you niiK-i-ry or joy. All iIi-ik-ikIs If you consult tin. li ulixt.

What a to you caul ami not jump with pain, now Is tht ilini-. C'oini-. uiul we will examine thin fri-e of cliiiiTe. Our irlc-s nr modt-mtt', till work is w.iri'uiiKcl. Vt extract ti-elli without pain.

Local method, Juc, italizt'il "air" unit Kas a.liiiiiilHtoi'uU. 1 Twill, If. uiul a set. DUB. SMITH, Sirgeon Dentist, 8 1 I Market Streor.

B. SHARP CO. Fourth and Market StS Special for Thanksgiving week Fifty Misses' Jackets, in two-tone effects of black and green, brown and black, tan and black, grey and black, in 14, 16 and 18-ycar sizes. These jickets are beautifully made, with double breasted box fronts, and are the finest goods for the money we ever offered $5 90 fiom $10.00 Another ca-e of Ladies' fleece-lined Ribbed Vfsis and Pants white or natural grey 19c, icgular 35c. goods and special for Wednesday.

Three thousand yards all pure Linen Uarnsley Crash, with red border, 5c. per yard; about half prue. Only one hundred pairs left of fine white Blankets, with blue, red or pink borders, extra fine Californias and always $5 Now, $395, with about 30 pairs fine all-wool red Bhnkets at the same price. In our Dress Trimmings we are showing some remarkable values in very pretty things such as embroidered Chiffons, Mousseline de Soic, Marlborough ruffles and embroidered Laces, Five-inch wide fancy Rib bons, all new styles This season's goods, at 50c. from 75C All Lidies should use the A.

M. VV. Water proof Dress Facing and Binding Will often outwear the skirt, saving the trouble and expense of frequent rebinding price, I2C. per yard. A few specials picked from our Black Goods department will be of interest to shoppers this week.

Camel's Hair, in fine quality, 42 inches wide 620,, 'rom $1 50. Black Plaid Serge, 40 inches wide 62c, from $1.50. Black Alma Cloth, 38 inches wide from 50c. All desirable bargains. WM.

B. StlASJP CO. Wffl QUININE NEURALGIA, HEADACHES CORES! AND ALL COLDS, IS PLEASANT TO TAKE. Get a Bottle of your Grocer, Druggist or Liquor Dealer. D.

W. LYMCH Wholesale Agents. Wilmington, Del. JSfTor quotations call up Phone No. 700.

FORMS OF MALARIA F. DAVIS, Street, Wilmington. OWIKG To our half-price talc during the recent alterations to ourj store we have disposed of most all the former stock that! we had on hand. Since moving into our new store roomi1 we visited the various manufacturing establishments in th East, and have laid in the largest and best selected stock of Jewelry, Watches, Silver etc that have ever been shown in this city. If you will but visit ourstoie you will be sure to find something that? will suit you for the Holidays.

ILLARD No. 9 East Second THE EYE SPECIALIST WALTER H. PODESTA, Whose Bitperlor proficiency MR'tsns. Qvkbx Co. mifflclently recognized to tiltice and keep him In control of the EX AMI NA TIOS or the JB I'ES of their patrons, and freucmieimO therefor, in this and other sections, and also to place under fKf direction their Optical Kxhihit at the World' Columbinn KxW sitlon, 1 nowo the firm of WALTER H.

PODtST OPTICAL SPECIALISTS, PH. 4.A., ond i lu their old ofrc-e. 606 Market; Street, Wilmington, Eyery Friday. tK tMiNfioN ho Dviri: poDRSJTA, compliance wltli numeroua rcquenu.ba FREE arrunRed to friv4hl perstmal attention to all callern on Mondays Mj Thiaaday. Bt their CENTRAL OFflCC.

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