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Evening journal., 1891-01-03
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensed kilograms Gathered at Ran.
dom from Various Places.

Condensed Telegrams Gathered at Ran.
dom from Various Places.
The Connecticut Democratic state cen
tral committee have reelected Clinton b
Davis chairman.
Secretary Window has appointed A. l.
Drummond, of New York, chief of ths
secret service division Of the Treasury de
partment and H. H. Rand, OF Wisconsin
chief Of division in the fifth auditor,
office, treasury department.
Admiral Mason S. Cooper. Of the Haytier
navy, the eldest son Of Rear Admiral Georg,
II. Cooper, OF the United States navy, diet
OF erysipelas at Brooklyn, Jan. 2. He was
43 years old
Hon. Daniel Clarke, judge OF the United
States district court for New Hampshire
and one Of the most prominent character.
in the political history Of the state fol
more than half a century, died Jan. 3 II,
was 81 years old.
Alexander William Kinglake, the cele
brated English historian, particularly ia
nous as the author of the History OF I'll.
Crimean War" is dead. He was born Ii
ISL.
At New York Dewitt Kemmerer, fire.
man on the elevated railroad, was mutt
lated to death in a collision on the Sixth
avenue line at One Hundred and Fiftieth
street.
A fire and panic among school children
10 Wortley, England has resulted in siS
death.
Thomas Geoghegan, leader Of tht
Stable gang at New York, was fatally
shot by Policeman George e. Jones, Of the
East Twenty street station. lie
had fired three shots at the policeman.
Michael Timothy, head farmer at the
Richmond County almshonse, New York
state, who died Tuesday IL wus thought
from fall, proved to have been murdered
by John Plutfer, an insane inmate.
Kate Norton, a handsome young woman.
was sufocated by gas while asleep after 4
New Yenr's reception at New York. and
Hurry Hyles, Of Philadelphia, was ren.
dered unconscious from the same cause.
More scandals have been developed in
the pension Office. a chief OF examiners
bartering good places for his subordinates
in exchange for loans from them on prom.
issory notes which they were to neglect to
collect Part Of the money Is said to have
gone to Commissioner Raum.
Mr. EBlaine's note rejecting England's
lhiest proposals was delivered TO Sir Julian
Pauncefote a few days ago He intimated
TO Mr. Blaine that any seizure Of a British
vessel outside the three mile limit would be
met by immediate and forcible resistance.
Heavy rains have caused a rise in the
Ohio and other rivers that threaten danger
al various points. An ice gorge above
Johnstown, Pa, causes alarm there.
Alliance men have a big majority on
joint ballot in the Minnesota legislature,
though the Republicans have the senate.
John L, Walsh, agent Of the New York
state commissioners OF emigration in 1863
died at Buffalo Jan. 2. Mr. Walsh was
well known Democrat.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03

After years Of experience in the music business we
are convinced that is good policy for buyer d Piano or
Organ to buy of dealer who will be accessible in case Of
need
All reputable Instruments have should have euaran.
tee OF from ve to seven time protect the
buyer agans any defect of material workmanship that NAV
be developed by time We also convinced that such defect
may exist less in all makes Of Instruments in spite of
the best OF care in the selection of material in the
structon We find that pays buy of reputable manu-
facure who is ready all times make good any such de-
feet
We do not claim to sell all of the good instruments
are Sold nor that the makes that have only good
ones that made but claim that the instruments we
sell good any that made all warranted for
the full term Of years usually given by the best dealers
constant increase OF our business in believing
our instruments our prices guarantees satisfactory
our people We here eY and propose make our
tablshment safe place to invest the of money
necessary to purchase reliable instrument We have i'm.
proved and beautfed and filled them full Of
reliable instruments and prices reasonable and right
and all ask your interest and ours thorough inpec
ton Of our instruments and prices when in need of something
reliable in this line We extend all whether wishing to
purchase not cordial invitation call and Mr.
n F. Hadley and Mr. W. M S. Brown the competent mana
gers of the Music Department. will pleasure in making
your visit pleasant
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
BOARD OF rRaps.
One Cent Postage Endorsed Financial
Legislation Desired


Legislation Desired.
The regular meeting of the Board OF
Trade was held last evening with six
members present. They elected the
Journal Printing Company a member of
the board.
On motion Of Mr. Lawton, resolution
os the Business Mems Association and
Exchange OF Syracuse, N. r. on the sub
jact Of one cent postage was endorsed.
The board also endorsed the request of
the Pittsburg Chamber Of Com nerce, to
Congress to settle the present unstable
csndition Of finance by legislation on
financial matters.
A communication from the state depart.
ment was read Ia which the department
announces the establishment OF the
Bureau of American Republics. for the
purpose of distrbu ing informa alton,
| concerning commerce and like matters.
Secretary Van Trump was authorized
to request the members OF the board to
make up the 5000 deficiency shown on
the boards books.
President Taylor appointed the follow
ing committees for the ensuing year:
Room William Belts. chairman George
g. Barker, James H Clark.
Water SUPPLY Newlin Gawthrop.
chairman; J. Parke Postles, Harry a.
Miller, A. s. Reed. O. N. Trump
Development and protection IF harbor
Captain Willard Thomp pson, chairman;
George w. Bush, I Warner, F. 3.
Cotton, Captain Edwin Kershaw.
Establishment Of new enterprises-W.
D. Mullen Jr, chairman; JOB Il. Jack
sou, William B. Clerk, William NJ
Field, Charles w. Pnsey, w. H. Foulk
Finance-P Preston Lea, chairman +.
T. Warner, r. ~ Buck.
sewerage-Charles + Fritz chairman;
A. @ Thatcher, $ j. Wiley, George w
Stone, James b. Ware.
Legislation-Oh Charles B. Lore, chair
man; Milo W. Locke, w. w. Lobdell,
Enoch Moore, Jr Washington Hastings,
L @ Vandegrift.
Statistical nformation-John @ Farra,
chairman; J ) Satterthwait, William
Lawton. Frank Taylor, Thomas s. Bellah,
w. p. Taylor
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
Daring Mali Robb,rv.

CHICAGO, Jan, "A daring robbery was
committed here by which Uncle sam is
loser TO the extent Of 5000 Under cover
Of the heavy fog sneak thief climbed
upon the mail wagon, which runs be.
tween the stock yards, the Blne island
Office and the main office, and distracted 4
pouch containing the daily money order
remittance from the Blue island Office
amounting 70 500 in cash. the stamp sale
remittance amounting 10 STA. and twenty
six registered letters representing, 50 far
as can be learned, money aud yaluables 10
the extent of &, 500.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
TARnsInri.

CULVER w HASTINGS - II Bladesville
Del, by Rev. w. B. Gregg, = jamn n. Cul
Bladesville.
0RDAN-RODGERS. = on December. 25
at the parsonage No. l527 South Eigkth
street. by Rev. William u. Jones, Jame,
Rodgers, OF Philadelphia.
LODGE -DERICKSON. - At tho country
hsme OF the brides parents, on January
by the Rev Walter e. Avery Sadie
daughter Of William r. Derickson, 10 Henry
NJ Lodge OF the firm of Lodge & SON, this
city.
MARVEL MAGARGAL.-In tho Metho.
dist Episcopal arsonsge at Newport, Del
on tho 3lst os d arember Miss Ella r. Magyar.
gal OF Greenhank, and Ulysses q. Marvel, Of
stanton, RoY. j. K. Bryan, officiating min.
lister.
PALMER-S -STEELMAN.-In this city. on
Mond Y afternoon, December 90 by Rev.
J.hn ID. g. Hanna. Adoiphus Palmer of
Chester, Pa, and Susanna Steelman of Read
INK, Pa.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
EImirn's sensntlonnl Tr,aI.

ELAnRA, n. Y, Jan. 3.-The sensational
trial Of Herbert Warren, for killing his
father J. Frank Warren, was continued
all day yesterday. The court room was
crowded The widow Of the murdered
man aud mother Of the prisoner was on
the stand about all day and gave one OF
the most appalling histories OF brutality
ever heard in court room Her husband
was fend according 90 her story. liz
had made several attempts to kill her. and
had assaulted her many times She said
that he wns assaulting her on the night Of
June II when her i6year-old son shot him
dead. A Rochester policeman swore tc
Warren's cruel treatment Of his wife while
living in that city. Herbert Warren, the
defendant, told the story of tine murder
last night and made good impression on
the spectators.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
Fame Hoae oomnnn,.. nmoer.

The Fame Hose Company held its
annual election Of officers last evening.
The following were chosen President,
Theodore w Francis; vice. president,
Alfred D Vandeyer; secretary, Harry
Ahrens: treasurer, Joseph HYDE trus.
tees, Jacob kopp, Michael Riley, William
McCrea; auditing COMMITTEES, George
Brickle, William McSorley. Charles B
Woodward; engineer, John Stratner;
directors, Anthony Monckton, George
Lu'z, George Brickle, Il Leary. William
McGinty Wilmer v. Harris, r. Kopp;
examining committee, William McGinty,
Jacob Kopp, Michael Reilly.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
Union Veteran Legion.

A meeting Of the Union Veteran
Legion Of the United States was held in
us camp at Sixth and Ship'ey streets
last night. A notable feature OF the
meeting was the admission OF Assistant
Postmaster Garrett finley, Colonel
Guest and Colonel John Wainwright.
three soldiers who distinguished them
selves IN the late war This organiza.
tion is composed of grizzled veterans,
as none are admitted who have not had
three years active service, two Of which
must have been at the front.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
DIED.

BLACKIsTON.-I this CITY. on the s0tl
instant. Albert Wstann, ,in1ant son OF William
r. and Mary Z. Blackiston, ageu months.
CHAMBERS this city, on December
~. Mary Chambers, aged q years
LEWIS.-In this CITY. on December 90. j
Harry son Of J. ii. and Mary A. Lewis In the
9th year Of his age.
MAGUIRE,-In this city, on the lst instant
Catherine Mcguire, vile of Joseph Mcguire
az I'd 80 years.
William A., son Of John p and Lizzie q. Nc
Elroy, granddaughter OF the late Richard
and Annie Rowe, aged years and months
MULLIGAN.-On December so. Philir
Mullig an, aged 6S years.
SMITH.-In THE city, on Deeem Der 81, lson
Mabelle R., wife Of Robert w. smith. an6
daughter OF Enoc1 and Annie Moore
WHITAKER.-At Principle Furnace. Cecil
county, nd. on January 3, George =. Whit
akeT aged 81 years
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
Conyiated n murder n Irelana

InPERARY Jan. AT the Nenah as
sizes Bartholomew Sullivan, farmer
charged with completely ia the murder 81
Patrick Flahive in Bnliyhague, Kerry, last
August, was tried Il Is alleged that th,
actual murderer was Patrick Kennedy.
who escaped to America.
The motive for the murder was that
Flahive intended to cut the crops on q farm,
from which tenant had been evicted The
jury, after being out two hours, found )
verdict Of guilty When asked il be had
anything to say before sentence was pro.
nounced, Sullivan replicd II am not bit
ia dread Of the highest earthly Judge. Nj
Lord, the next judge, win not condemn m,
for il. The prisoner was sentenced to B,
hang d at Tralee on Feb 2.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
HIonougahela River Minors on.

PiTrsBuRG, Jan.3.-The threatened strike
OF the Monongahela river miners has been
inaugurated, aud it might be said Is gen.
eral Those yet working will, it Is said
stop today The strike involves from s.0OJ
TO 10000 men. The indications are for \
long Eight Should this be true, it means
many hardships for the miners and their
families The advance demanded Is a hall
cent per bushel and has been authorized
BY the chief officers OF the United MINI
Wnrkpra
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
John DILL0N'S ADVICE.
He Counsels O'Brien to Reject
ParnelI's Proposals.
AT PEACE OVER THE PARIS FUNDS

II Is Said Both Factions May Now Draw
Upon Them for the Good Of ireland
Bishop o'Calahan's Action Raises j
storm or Parneliite zndIgnation.
LONDON, Jan. IA telegram from Parii
states that Mr. Dillon has cabled Mr.
O'Brien advising him not to accept tn,
proposals Of Mr.. Parnell, involving Mr.
O'Brien's acceptance of the Irish leader
snip temporarily, under an understanding
that Mr.. Paruell should be the power be
hind the throne and should soon return Il
the actual leadership. Mr. Dillon is sale
to have confined himself to merely record
ing his opinion, without any urging, leav
ing Mr. o'Brien to act on his Judgment
with as little outside influence as possible
Roth May Use the Funds.
It is stated from the same quarter thaf
the only immediate practical outcome d
the conference has been that an agreement
is reached whereby certain funds on De
posit in Paris may be used By both th,
factions FOR the good Of Ireland. Mr.. Par
nell, il is further stated, has instructed
Mr., Harrington to draw At once on tht
fund under this agreement
The Bishop Raised a Storm.
The action Of Bishop O'Callahan, o,
Cork, in refusing to permit the installa
tion q Mayor Horgan at the Catholic eathe
dral has worked up the Parnellite feeling
TO frenzy, not in Cork alone, but in Liner
lex and Dublin. Timothy Harrington de.
nounces it as a high outrage, not upor
Mayor Horgan alone. but Upon the people
OF Cork, and as a virtual ukase on the part
OF the clergy that they claim the unlimited
right Of dictation ia Irish politics. Johu
O'Connor, who is in charge OF Parnells
United Ireland, is equally outspoken, and
protests that the action OF the bishop vii.
react with decisive influence upon the
enemies OF Mr.. parnell.
chamberiain's Unpopular speech.
The English Liberal Unionists, especial.
y o. the working class, are giving open
Ipression to their dissent from the asser
aou Of Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain that the
alliance with the Tories should be main
tanned, irrespective of home rule. as
against what he calls anarchy and English
nihilism
ln the large manufacturing towns this
view is especially repudiated. the voters OF
the party claiming that while they support
the integrity Of the empire they cannot
pledge themselves to any alliance with tht
Tories that goes beyond that
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
Long sentences n Jersev CIV.

JERSEY CITY, Jan 3.-Judge Lippiucott.
ia the court Of general sessions, yesterday
sentenced Frederick Porter. the yonna
burglar who engineered the recent numer.
GUS burglaries in the Greenyille district ~
Jersey City, aud who pleaded guilty to nine
indictments, to state prison for ten years.
Harry Edwards, the Pennsylvania railroad
brakeman who pleaded guilty to stealing
$4,000 in bonds from a man named Ham
iiton IN the railroad depot, got seven years
and SIX months.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
Found Home

The boy, Frank Walker, who was
arrested short time ago for disorderly
conduct, was sent to the Northern
Orphanage BY Special Agent Frank Stout
Of the SoeistY for the Prevention Of
cruelty to Children, into whose care he
was committed by Judge Ball. The
orphanags is at Twenty-third and
Brown streets. Philade,phia.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
Elonea win IN Actrnss.

LONDON, Jan. 3--The son OF Count pista
kardlyi has disappeared from Buda- Pesth.
and it Is supposed the young man has
eloped with popular actress, who has
also been missed from her usual haunts.
The count, who is one Of the wealthiest
and most prominent Of the Hungarian
magnates, has telegraphed all over Europe
in the hope of intereepting the runaways
and preventing his erratic heir from being
drawn intoa marriage by the actress, who
Is credited with motives more mercenary
than romantic.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
The Emperor May sustain Emin.

BERLIN, Jan. 3--There is a strong feel
ing in Berlin in favor Of sustaining Emir
against Baron Wissman in Africa, Emin'.
vigorous proceedings having strongly ap
pealea to the kaiser's warlike instincts Il
is not certain yet that Wissman,s action
will be approved The kaiser is said Il
have recently expressed himself privatel,
TO the effect that what was needed in sucl
colonization work as Germany has on HAND
in Africa Is less discipline and methodical
plodd.ng and more boldness and oririna.
undertaking.
For this reason he is thought to be likely
% view with lenicncy any undue adventur.
business on the part Of kmin ia the inter.
est ot German extensions in East Africa.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
nnslness pnrnl,reh N scnt,ha1o

ScoTTDALE, Pa, Jan. 3.-The Scottdale
Rolling Mills aud Pipe works and the
Charlotte Furnace and Coke works at this
place have been shut down indefinitely.
One thousand men arc out Of employment.
Next week the Frick Coke company will
close 200 coke ovens in this vicinity. This
will throw large number Of workmen
out Of employment. The business Of the
town is almost paralyzed.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
Rinhon Yinonnt,n r.an,nr.

That Boys Sister" is the subject on
which Bishop Vincent will lecture in
West Presby yterian Church on Thursday
evening, January 10 Tickets for the
lecture are being extensively circulated
and the Young Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union at an adjourned meeting
yesterday afternoon decided to use its
efforts to make the lecture success.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
Justice brown on for wa.binr,on

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 3-Associate Jus
tlce Henry B. Brown and wife left fo,
Washington in Gen. Alger's private car 4,
s'5o o'clock yesterday morning. The trair
arrived Ia Washington at 9.55 O'Clock thi,
morning. Justice Brown will be installed
on Monday evening and will begin hi.
duties at once.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
yVonderfuI Popularity

The fact that the sale of DIR. Pierce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets exceeds that OF anv
other pill In the market, be II great or small
Is on account OF the fact that they are tiny'
little sugar-coated granules. and thar in most
cases one little Pellet" is sufficient for n
dcse; that they are purely vegetable and per-
fectly harmless; and for constipation. bilious
ness, sick headache, and all Diseases arising
from arrangement of the liver, stomach and
bowels. they are absolutely q speelde a
gentle laxative or active cathartic, according
TO size OF dose.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03

A BAD 1901 treat
START Red us to a
uuk Every bad day
tor the first, but some
folks believe that a Bad
beginning makes a Good
Ending, and don't like
anything to start off too
fayorably. People often
tell US that our prices on
Clothing at first seem
high as compared with
much of the trash called
and sold for clothing, but
they know they run no
risk in coming to Sixth
and Market, they saw, and
IN the end the goods are
the very cheapest and
most economical to buy.
Don't that sound right?
We want a popular repu-
tation for selling goods at
low prices but NOT at +he
expense of quality, and
the idea that we must be
watched. Bargains since
stock-taking in every de-
partment; all sizes and
kinds of clothing for men
and boys, and first corners
get the choice of the
single garments and bar
gain tables.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
He Lert Four nTIu,on no,,.r.

NORWICH, Conn, Jan. 3.-The funeral o,
the late J. l. Hubbard, the owner OF tbs
Hubbard Paper mills in Greenville. tool
place yesterday afternoon. Rev. Mr. Mel
son oficiated at the services, which wer.
very simple. He leaves an estate of ovei
s4,QoOooO, which he left entirely to his wifi,
and only son.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
LoeIsIntors Going % Albany.

ALBANr, Jan. s.-A few assemblymen
have arrived in the city preparatory to the
opening OF the legislature, but by far the
largest influx was made up OF seekers after
Office. Lieutenant Governor Jones is here.
but not senator has yet arrived. As.
semblyman Sheehan telegraphrd that his
father was critically III ia Buffalo and that
he could not leave him. The caucuses will
be held on Monday night the Democrats
meeting in the assembly chamber and tho
Republicans Ia the parlors. The Demo.
cratic slate as 30 far completed names
William L, Shcehan, OF Buffalo, for speak.
er; Charles r. De Freest, OF Troy, for clerk:
Thomas J. Rorke, for sergeant-at-arns.
and probably Irving f. Cragin for stenog.
rapher, although Tammany may want tile
latter position. Cragin is former stenog.
rapher Of Governor Hills and resident
Of Buffalo. The sessions opens on Tuesday
az noon. After the roll call the speaker
will be elected. A committee will waIt
upon the governor and as soon as they re.
turn the governors annual message will be
read. There will be an adjournment for
one week to give the new speaker a chance
to appoint his new committees The sen.
ate will meet and listen to the governors
message and then adjourns for one week.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
rarnell noId. J Racenllnn-

DUBLIN, Jan. S.-Mr. Parnell held i
private reception at DR.. Kennys house last
evening, after which he started for Avon.
dale. He will leave there Monday for
Boulogne. During the day he had inter
views with Mr. Timothy Harrington and
several officers Of the league.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
sIr n.n 49,.

MOBILE, Ala, Jan. 3.-News was received
by the schooner Union Of the wreck Of the
British bark ToPsy. on Cayman beach, on
Dec, u. The captain and five men were
lost. Seven Of the crew Of the Topsy were
rescued.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03

YRs." said the EDITORS widow to the tomb
stone maker, John was dear, good husband,
you have in the way of a diJplay headstone y
Washington Post.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
Weather Indications

Slightly colder and generally clear, fol-
lowed by slowly rising temperature and
partial cloudiness.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03

DIR. DRHARDr's Pennyroyal pills. are the
only genuine pennyroYal pills made AT
druggists and by mail, 81 Onice. 203 n .
9th st.. Phila. Ladies' bewa4e of mutations
Evening journal., 1891-01-03

CRooKpHIz (who is going to a masquerade
and Is little short OF ready CASH. Say. is
my face good for costume and mask?'
C0stumer after a survey OF his customerl-
II eon't think It would do for a costume, but
IL will be all right for the mask.u-America
Evening journal., 1891-01-03

THH visitor viewing the new babyl-.'Do
you think he is going 10 resemble his father?
Iae mother-"l shouldn't be surprised. III
keeps me up every night" t"-New York sun.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
lreDs or lNTgalar

II WONDER" said an old soldier to another
- thsy loitered through tie art gallery
who those people without legs and arms
weref" Il s'Dose," was the reply, "the1 came
Eaet after a pension. and petrified while they
were waiting for II. puck
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
Georwa whtta

contractor for hauling by the day OF hour
sA1es and pianos moved and set with care
furniture cars at short notice; hoisting ana
rigging done. 0ffice, No. 10 French street.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS

BEREAN ASSEMBLY. Davidson. Building
corner OF Ninth and King streets
Services at 10 so a. m, ard 2 80 D M
Evening subject; THE Citizenship oi
the Saints
CHRISTIAN CHURcH-Fletcher Hall
604 Market street, Rev. Neil Mcleod
pastor. No evening service.
FIRST METHODIST PRoTEsrANT-
Seventh, near Walnut, Rev. F. T. Ben
son, pastor.
FIRST Eighth and West
streets. Rev William II johnson
pastori no evening services.
HOUSEHOLD OF FATrH-Rea Mem,
Hall, shipley street near sixth, II a. m.
2 80 p. m.
NEw JERUSALEM - Delaware avenu,
and Washington street, Rev. Phiip ri
Cabell, pastor.
REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHuRcu or rsE
Rsdeemer-s w corner Eigbts ana
Monroe streets, Rev. J. Simpson Trotter
rector.
ST. STEPHEN's ENGLISH Ir1TuPuA !
mTattan street near Eighth, Rev. L J
Bickel pastor.
Evening journal., 1891-01-03

JAPANESE and Chinese goods. Kim Yune,
4l8 Market street.