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Evening journal., 1894-03-08
"Cuiture and RelIrIon.

Rev. g. H. S Walpole, D. D president
Of the Theological Seminary of New York
will lecture in St Andrews p. E. Church
tomorrow night uuder the auspices of
the Church Club. His subject will he
Culture and Religion. These lectures
do not enter into doctrinal dis.
cussions aad as no admission fee is
charged the church will probably he
hlled with persons Of all denomination
Evening journal., 1894-03-08

over the waters Of the Delaware, as
though the Representatives in Congress
were before him. The other day-about
noon on bright Sunday-he was partic-
urally blasphemous in his speech, but at.
tempted 70 justify his forcble language
by saying Doesn't Governor Waite, Of
Colorado, tell you, gentlemen, that
Christ himself used this language when
on earth2 Ye gods It's emphasis | want
for my remarks, and emph ssize them l
must
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
Before applying for life insurance in

Before applying for life insurance in
any other company call or send 70 the
office of The Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany Of New York, No. S37 Market
street. for full information AS 10 the
actual results paid daily to policy holders
in the Oldest, largest, strongest and best
divldend'paying company in the world
y. Howard Lewis, general agent, No.
o31 Market street, Wilmington, Del
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Thn Nnu rnahinn-

For many seasons past it has been the
custom each year to use wSitewash on
the inside Of the house. For a few sea
sons past the custom has been superseded
by the use of kalsomne and plastico
IL Is now being used in place OF wall
paper being healthier. They come in
light shades only. Sample color cards
upon application JAMES NJ. BRYAN.
107 West Eighth street
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state Road Young PeopIe nIarrIed.y

Charles L. Reed and Miss Mary Miller.
prominent young people of State Road
and both well known here, were married
in Wilmington last evening by REV. j.
ID. Q. Hanna at Asbury parsonage Only
a few relatives attended the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Reed will, after brief
tour. reside at State Road where their
families have lived for years.
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wIth Instrument. and voIce.

At the missionary anniversary service
in the NJ. f Church next Sunday even
ing the music will be a feature, and
some Of the best selections ever heard at
similar service are being arranged The
Sunday school orchestra, augmented TO
fourteen pieces, will accompany the
school and play several selections. The
members Of the orchestra are II W..
Husnebeck. J. T. Challenger, w. c.
Grimes. yiolins; O. f. Lancaster, Jr q.
clarinet; R. A. Vallette, w. Il. Myers, f
w. Hoffman, NJ Davidson, flutes: w.
h Eberle, c. T. Edwards. w. J. Hof-
mann, cornets; Hamilton Stewart, from
bone; +. II. Naylor bass Mrs. Martindale
and Miss Miriam Davidson, organ.
During the evening Mr.. Eberle will
play. the beautiful solo palm Service. "
Messrs, Eberle, Hoffman,, Stewart and
Naylor will play abide With Me, !" as a
horn quartet A quintet from the choir
will sing From Every Stormy Wind, 4"
and will be accompanied by quartet Of
flutes
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To Box for Points.

K Rattle and Charles Stretch will meet
IN around 60 for points at the athletic
Entertainment in the Grand Opera Honss
tomorrow night. The bout betwear
hsarney and McCann is expected to be a
very scientific one
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
go Iron-No Mork .

Several industrious worlmen at the
Delaware Iron Works were laid off yes
terday and retraced their steps home.
ward to be notified when to resume. The
slack period has been brought about by
the scarcity of iron and when the iron
supply falls OF in an iron mandatory
the work is apt to fall of in proportion.
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
ANOTHER NAVY QUEEN.
The Indiana Passing Up After
a Successful Trial.
ABOUT FARMING IN THE Oily

Common Land Made II Necessary to So
Extend the City Limits That Farmers
TN city Soil, Pay City Taxes and
Vote at Municipal Elections other
Matters.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEw CAsrLR, March 5 The battle
ship Indiana is coming up the river this
morning from her trisl trip at sea. A dis
patch from Delaware Breakwater to Phila-
delphis, last night, stated that the Indiana
dropped anchor off the Breakwater late
yesterday afternoon after a most success
ful preliminary trial trip She will be
back at her dock at Cramps shipyards
this afternoon. Yesterday morning the
ship, which arrived the night before, was
put to sea and given a hard run Of four
hours over the course usually chosen by
the Cramps for their builders trials. This
course is of Five Fathoms Banks, extend
log between the southwest and north
east lightships, the distance being nine
and sixty-fve one hundredths knots.
Three trips were made over this
course. The first, under natural draft,
was accomplished 80 a speed Of fourteen
and one tenth knots; the second, under
3 half forced draft, in a trife less than
fifteen knots, aud the third. under forced
draft. at fifteen and 35-lO0 knots. The
guaranteed speed OF the Indiana Is
fifteen knots. With selected coal and
speeded over deeper water. there seems
70 be no doubt that the big battleship
viii average l6 i-2 knots an h.ur when
the official trial trip is made
The result Of yesterdays test was so
fsr shead Of expectations that Edwin
Cramp. who has charge of the ship, gave
orders last evening that she should re
turn to the yard this morning instead of
taking the hard run at sea, customary
with ships on a FIRST trial. Everybody
aboard Is well pleased with the behavior
OF the Indiana Her machinery seems
perfect. She is as steady as a rock and
there seems no room for doubt that she
will take'her destined place as the queen
Of the bsttleships Of the world.
Evening journal., 1894-03-08

The young man IN the dress suit had at.
torium building, and was slowly vending his
way homeward. "On'sher,m he said. ad.
dressing a policeman at street corner.
wh-where en- get a cabf' III you will 90
two blocks west and one block south -
replied the officer, sizing him up as he spoke
you will see two cabs. Climb into the first
Tribune.
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
Oswero.s Cln.n I.loe,l..

~ OsWfGo, \. y, March s. Higgins. platt
republican, was elected over Bulger. Cleve-
land Democrat, by II votes. f'he result
VIII be contested on the ground of fraud in
three wards. ''i
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
Hon. Herbert Gardner ue.i.ns

LONDON, March s-The Right Hon. Her.
oer. 1ardner, president Of the board of
agriculture, has resigned.
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
Baysrd Attends Ano,I,or p...,..

LONDON, March s.-The lord mayor pave
banquet to the masters of the CITY com
panies. Among the guests was United
states Embassailor Bayard.
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
African IVar gI.rn I1.,1

LONDON, March s.-l'he Daily News an
no1nces the death at TeneriTe Of Colonel
a. - d. FINS, who commanded the British
lorees IN the recent expedition against the
SOFAS IN the interior of Sierra Leone
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
sherIn AIIen AraIn a ResIdent.

Ex.Sheriif Alvan Allen and family have
removed from No 1927 West street.
Wilmington, to their farm just inside the
southern limits Of the city. Sheriff and
Mrs. Allen made many friends while
they were residents of the city four
years ago and will be cordially wei.
ecmed back as citizens.
Sheriff Aliens farm is cne Of those
peculiar TO New Castle and for which
an act of the General Assembly had to be
passed regulating their city taxes-it Is
farm in the city. The wide area of
the New Castle Common made it
necessary. in establishing the
limits Of the city, TO include
many other farm properties within the
radius. One farm that was not included
was the estate Of the late Richard Jack
son. Mr.. Jackson, when appealed to by
the boundary commissioners. replied
Gentlemen, don't care TO farm In the
city; ] prefer farming In the country. "
Therefore, there is an uneven block OF
city land In that section, and Mr.. Jack.
sons heirs have no taxes to pay.
Evening journal., 1894-03-08

Miss rerracs so you really think. my
for me 10 knowF Miss SLOW Certainly she
ls. Her family is one OF the oldest in hicago.
Brooklyn Life.
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
Brazil's sIeepv Nvor

buENos AYEEs, March s.-Advices from
no Janeiro say that the state of siege in
Brazil has been extended until Nav. The
vessels OF the insurgent squadron are MT
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
Oppo.ltlon to Nd Ln.t.

The Democratic majority of the finance
committee held meetings at irregular in
tervals during the day and when not in
formal session they were generally engaged
in conference among themselves and with
other senator's Much Of the day was given
up by the individual senators of the COM
mttee to comforting with the senators who
are understood TO desire changes made in
the bill
During the afternoon Senators Hill, Cor
man, Smith, Gallery and Biice were ad-
mitted in body TO the committee room
for general exchange of views upon the
portions of the bill to which they object
IL is understood that they presented vigor-
ous opposition to portions of the bill
lt is generally understood that up to the
last the contention over sugar prevented
any agreement, and even at the time the
Democratic members Of the finance COM
mittee finally excluded everybody in order
TO make their final decision the sugar men,
both producers and reliners, were dissatis-
fed and as wide apart as ever. The refn-
ers still claimed protection for raw sugar
TO the extent allowed in tho bill as il was
reported from the ways and means com
mittee, whish was cent, and the produc-
ers declared that they could not get along
with less than Z cents per pound.
The concessions which the committee
will allow to the sugar men will provide
for sufficient revenue to permit the tax on
whisky to remain at what 10 YVES passed by
the house 80 per gallon
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
was An RIrht .. eorernor MaIts pla n

James R. Booth, the dementsd citizen
who threatened to kill DIR. Black. Miss
Maria Booth, exMayor Black, Rev.sP.
b. Lightner and other prominent people
IN the past few days, and was taken out
to the insane hospital at Farnhurst YES
iarday was well-educated mau and
equently got out on one Of the ice
piers in the harbor here and declain I'd
Evening journal., 1894-03-08

sunday School Teacher What Is your
definition of an honest man, Johnnief' Joha-
ME twhose father is a First ward politician
"A man who STAYS bought when beis
bought. Philadelphia Record
Evening journal., 1894-03-08

We take up, clean and relay carpets
and reupholster furniture. prices lowest
satisfaction guaranteed. 1lS King street.
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
MARRIED.

hEhD-MlLLkR-At the Asbury M e.
parsonage, No, 222 Walnut street. on Wednes.
day evening. March z, 1884, by Kew John ID
G. Hanna, Charles Reed ana Miss Mar,
Miller, both of State Road. Del.
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Prince of Wales on ais N-,.,..

NANSts, March s.-Thecutter Britannia.
with the Prince Of Wales on board, arrived
Evening journal., 1894-03-08


Both the method and results wien
Syrup of Figs is taken; il "a pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the svs.
lem efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
pnly remedy Of its kind ever pro
uuced, pleasing to the taste and az
septable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
ELECTS, prepared only from the most
iealthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 5Os
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co
san FRANCISCO ca.
I10ShilS, ~. NEW YORK. Nh
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
What Is
A BARGAIN /?

g7 The dictionary answers with def.
nition'. We answer by giving
examples such ss the above and
plenty more like them all over the
store You can buy yolr dry goods
as well and as chesply in your own
city as anywhere else in this country.
Pdtronize the home market.
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
PLEASURE TOURS.

CI0DInA March l2th and 27th. Two weeks
FLUNlUH, in the Land OF Flowers on first
four tours. while tickets for last tour are good
10 return until May 3lst. Special trains of
Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars. Rates
from New York StO:Oo, from Philadel phia
maCuIuNT0N March 2sd. April 18th
nAOnlNu UN. May Ord and 24th. Three
raj raj road % 5sre snd hotel accommod alton. Rate Az
from New York Sl3.00 and Sl3.50 from
Philadelphia Sll.00.
Tourist Agent and Chaperon Accompany
Each Party.
For tickets, itineraries, and full information
apply TO Tourist Agent, ,z33 south Fourth street
Philadelphia; 1855 Broadway. New York; 66
Fulton sweet, Brooklyn; OF a6 Washington
street. Boston.
S. M. PRENOST, Genl Manager,
]. r.. WOOD, Genl Pass'r AgenL
GEO. w. BOYD, Asst Gen'l Pass'r Agent
Evening journal., 1894-03-08

Prevention Is better than cure, and Won may
prevent that tired feeling by taking Hood's
Sarsaparilla, which will keep your blood pure
and free from acid taint ind germs of dis
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Markat qtraat
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
TARIFF BILL FINISHED.
The Committee Concludes Its
Tedious Task at Last.
WILL SOON REACH THE SENATE


The Completed Measure Submitted 60 the
Fun Committee This Forenoon - The
Perplexing Sugar Tax MuddIe Was Iinai-
ly whisky Tax Unaltcrcd.
WASHINGTON, March s.-Senator Voor-
bees, as chairman Of the senate committee
ON finance, ordered the issuance Of n call
for meeting of the full committee today
at II o'clock lie said the meeting was for
the purpose Of considering the tariff bill
which would then be submitted. lie at
the same time reiterated the statement
made on the floor of the senate that the
committee would be given few days to
consider the bill as a whole, and that after
It should be reported TO the senate at least
week of additional time would be per
mitted for the preparation of speeches be
lore there would be an effort to have the
bill taken up in the senate.
The call for the meeting of the commit
tee was the elimination Of events of the
day connected with the tariff which were
Of more than usual interest. not the least
important of which were the statements Of
Senators Voorhees, and Mcpherson on the
iioor of the senate. Considerable comment
was madeupon the remark of Mr.. McPher-
son TO the effect that he had been alone re
sponsible for the delay in reporting the
bill because of his opposition TO the gen.
eral reduction Of duty rates rs fixed by the
committee.
The promise Of Senator VOORHEES, to bring
in the bill within so shorta time was crate
fully received by all his party associates,
as even those who are classed as opposed
to the bill wanted TO have the suspense
ended, while the Republicans have all
along been anxious TO know what the bill
contains and prefer that the delay shall be
after it is laid before them instead Of be-
fore il is made public
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
We WILL REPEAT
Once more the terms Of our great PROPOSE
tion. You have, Of course, heard Of that
great work entitled
SightS and Scenes Of the World.

1t consists Of 800 marvellous Photographic
views, each 1O4x13 inches. This is divid-
ed into 20 parts, each containing 16 views,
neatly and durably bound. They will be
delivered to you at the Office of this paper
or sent to your addres by mail, securely
protected in a pasteboard tube. What
you have to do is this: Clip three coupons
from different issues Gn the same week. of
this paper. Bring or send them to the
Coupon Department of the EVENING
JOURNAL together with ten cents Cthe bare
expense Of packing and mailing), and re-
ceive in return the part which your coupons
call for. Each weeks coupons will call for
"a different part until all are issued
Evening journal., 1894-03-08

Hoods Pills do not purge. pain or grine. hut
act promptly, easily and efficiently. - cents.
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
Crosby
& Hill.
SPECIAL
ON
Saturday Morning, March 10,
we will offer for sale

we will offer for sale
- PAIRS CHILDREN'S
Z.UUUBLACK RIBBED HOSE,
thread, Hermsdoifi
dye, full regular made very fine goods,
regular price, 25 cents a pair, at the
following very low prices by the box only
Of pairs:
No 8, go cents for box of half dozen
pairs.
No 81, 20 cents for box of half doxen
pairs.
No. G. so cents for box of half dozen
pairs.
No g., 80 cents for box Of half dozen
pairs
No. z. 81 90 for box of half dozen
pairs.
No. ~, 81 10. for box of half dozen
pairs
No. s, 81 90 for box of half dozen
No 81, 81 25 for box of half dozen
pairs.
These are fine imported Stockings, ex .
cellent quality and great bargain.
ALSO
m LADIES BLACK JERSEY
ZUU WAISTS, sizes 3i, &c. Ss, 40,
40, at 25 cents each q genuine
bargain.
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
Regarding This SumptuOus Work

1t is not necessary to say more. If you
have not seen it ask those ofyour neighbors
who have received the first part. They
will tell you that it is artistic beyond
doubt, the descriptions interesting and in
structive, the views exceedingly we'll chos-
en-, the idea most attractive and original.
In fact
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
WHERE ARE YOU

tail Of the kite, OF are you in the front rank
Of the procession
Right Next TO the Band Wagon i?
Are you regretting your negligence or did
you clip three Of the little coupons from
this paper last week and receive as your
reward that beautiful portfolio Of which we
have so often told you?
The coupons for the eighth part are
appearing regularly now. Clip them out,
they will not appear again after next Satur-
day. If you didn't get last weeks coupons,
look up the back numbers of this paper
and secure them before it is to late
Evening journal., 1894-03-08
TAKE
YOUR
CHOICE

and are allowing an extra in
ducement of 10 per cent. off
the prices of suits, overcoats
and trousers in mems or bows
sizes. The new hats, shoes and
furnishings are coming in every
day, and you'll find among
them everything desirable in
style, reliable in make and
quality and as low in price as
can be found anywhere for same
qualities. We are having a
great many lockers in our Gus.
tom department and are book
ing their orders for new
clothing.
The advocate., 1894-11-14
THE COACHMAN MAY STAY.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 3.-Seoretary Carlisle
to-day wrote to Herman Stump, suptrin-
tendent Of immigration, in relation to the
case Of John James Howard, who was en-
ploysd as under ooaohman by ex Vice Pres
ident Levi P. Morton, having been brought
TO this country from England under con-
tract:
I have fully examined the evidence taken
before the board Of special inquiry in the
case Of John ]. Howard and the reports of
tho board and the commissioners of immi-
grafton at Ellis island, N. Y, and have
reached the conclusion that the same How
ard comes within the frsb provision of SEQ
tion Of the act approved February 26,
1885, and therefore ought not to be dc
ported. The decisions Of Secretary VIM
dom. March u. 1890 IS 9,9l9) and Assist.
ant Secretary Spaulding, April 30, 1891, Is,
11,0l5) that imm grants who come here
under employment ''stPiotlY as domestic or
personal servants" cannot be lawfully sd-
mitted into the country, or permitted TO
remain here, unless they actually como
with their employers, are not approved and
will not hereafter be regarded as preoedents
by the immigration officials attached TO
this department.. You are directed co make
the proper order for the release Of Howard
aud for his return to the place from which
he was taken, il he desires TO 60 there.
Mr.. Stump at once issued the order of re-
lease.
Whoever supposed the alien con-
tract labor law was made to be en-
forcedG Only wealthy people con-
tract for labor abroad and laws are
not made for them.
The advocate., 1894-11-14

600 In improving Phisldelphis slumS,
had two bills pass the state Legislature,
raised $4,000 BY private subscriptions
toward the erection Of model tenement
house, and established a SuCCesBiul
young women'a club. Three important
bills Of the Baltimore union became
laws by receiving the governors sigma
ture this month; one destroys the worst
evils Of the sweating system, another
deals q death blow to child labor In
Maryland, and the third aims to destroy
gambling by pool selling.
HARRY 9. VRooMAN, Secretary,
Pierce Building, Boston.
The advocate., 1894-11-14
PROSPECTIVE LEGISLATION.

The writer is not q prophet nor
the son Of a prophet but there are
some things that may be predicted
with reasonable certainty independ-
ent Of the spirit Of prophecy. Among
these are certain measures of legisls-
ton which may be expected to be con-
snmmsted within the next two years
to which we desire to direct attention
at this time:
~ The new national banking
scheme adopted by the American
Bankers association at its recent ses-
sion in Baltimore will be one of these.
We published the main features Of
this scheme few weeks ago.
~ The Nicaragua canal scheme
will go through, and the government
will do for the set Of ROBBERS con-
nected with that enterprise what it
did for the Pacific railroad when it
was built.
(3) The army and navy will be in
creased in accordance with the rec
ommendatlon of General SChofeld,
and military posts will continue to be
established in the vicinity OF railroad
and commercial centsrs.
(4) The powers Of the secretary of
the treasury will be enlarged and
new government bond issues will be
provided for.
There will be other measures, Of
course, but these are the most impor-
tant ones IN the immediate future,
Will the reader file thus paper away
for future reference Watch the
next two sessions of congress, the
present one democratic, and the next
republican, and see how far we miss
it,
The advocate., 1894-11-14

hungry horde Of pie hunters seem TO
have come up out Of the ground and
out Of the woods until they threaten
TO swallow the newly-elsOted state
officers, body, boots and breeOhes.
They don't seem to know that the
places were all promised at the time
of the Morrill, convention.
The advocate., 1894-11-14

The leading republican papers tell
us it was a victory "wOn by the busi.
ness men," By business men they
mean lawyers, bankers, merchants
and money-lenders. Then the farm
ers and wage-wOrkerS were not in il,
only as accessories to the crime.