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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-03

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-03

EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES, 9Th
PAGE.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
DIED.

DREw.-On April 10, 1895 Lydia Prince
Drew, In her gfth year.
FON.-In this city, on April II. 1895, Marga-
ret, wife OF Frank q. Fox, aged 2b years.
HARRIGAN. On April Is Sarah e., wife
OF William Harrigan. beloved daughter OF
Charles and the late Rebecca Corrigan.
HENDRICK.-At Beaver Valley, Del, on
April "A. 1895. Elmer Hendrick, aged II yeals
KING.-On the 18th instant, at II o'clo K,
Annie III. wife Of George =. King aged 4 years,
at her late residence, No. 1923 Poplar street.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral servic 5 at EpwOrta M. y. Church,
nn saturday afternoon al 2 o'clock. Interment
az Rlverview Genet cry.
"One ore link to bind Us to heaven
LAFFERTY --On the 18th instant, Frank J ,
infant eon OF Frank b. and elizabeth Latferty,
aged 10 months.
McDONOUGH On April II, Ma-gar I,
infant daughter Of Charles A and Margaret
a. McDonOugh
Relatives and friends OF the family. are ip.
vited 10 attend the funeral, fromtthe par nfs'
residence, No. lO2 East Fourteenth street, on
Saturday afternoon, at ? 81 clock. Interment
al Cathedral Gene cry.
MCDOWELL. On April Is, James z. Nc
Dowell.
Relatives. friends and members Of Friend
ship Fire Company are invited TO attend the
funeral from his late residence, No 900 relR-
ware avenue, Monday morning at $50.
Requiem mass At Sacred Heart Church. In
terment at Cathedral Cemetery.
McG0NERN.-On April II, Catharine A.
MoGovern.
orr On April Il, 1875, Mary Orr. wife Of
Lewis Orr.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
A PAPAL ENcYcLIcAL.
IL Il Addressed TO the English People and
Calls Tor Prayers.

LONDON, april 30. The papal eneycli.
cal in regard 10 the union Of the Anglican
and Roman Catholic churches, published
here today is addressed to the English
people who seek tho kingdom Of Christ IN
unity OF faith. 1t opens with an express
sion Of long cherished desire TO address
them in a special letter and thus give the
illusirious English race a token Of sincere
affection.
After citing the evidences Of the love
and care Of the Roman pontiffs for Eng
land from the time Of Gregory the Great
the pope alludos TO the cAortions made by
England to solve tho social question. re-
ligious education charitable objects, the
strict observance Of Sunday and the gen
eral spirit Of respect for the Scriptures.
He dwelis upon the increasing need Of
unity among those holding the Christian
faith as tho means Of defense against the
inroad OF modern errors Tho pope turns
to oil in England, to whatever community
or institution they may belong, desiring
Go recall them 70 this holy unity. IN this
cause he calls first to his assistance tho
Catholics Of England, aud grants to oil
who piously reoite the prayer to the Bless
cd Virgin appended to tho encyclical an
Indulgence Of 500 days, and plenary in-
dulgence once month to those VIII lCcito
it daily.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
SYMPATHY FOR MINERS.
Pennsylvania Legislature TO Appoint Com
mittee to Confer with Operators.

Pennsylvania Legislature TO Appoint a Com
mittee to Confer with Operators.
HARRIsBURG. April 20 I'm the house
Mr. Reese Of Luzerne offered the follow
ing concurrent resolution, which was
adopted
Whereas, The mine workers Of the
anthracite regions of this state are IN q
deplorahle condition. inasmuch as they
are not permitted to earn living owing
70 the overwhelming number of people
which Of late years and which still CON
tinue to crowd into the said anthracite re-
gions. and
Whoroas, 1t is our opinion that the
representatives OF the various coal conn
panies are tho best able and have IN their
power TO a certain extent TO bring about
a bettcr condition Of affairs, whereby their
employees may have more work and
Whereas This body, moved by a hui
name desire toward its people and partie-
ularly its citizens, be it
Resolved If the senate concur, that a
committee bo appointed, 10 consist of six
members, three of whom shall be appoint
Cd by tho house and three by the senate.
to wait upon tho representatives Of the
various coal companies for the purpose OF
expressing tho feelings and desires Of the
members, assuring them Of onr desire to
cooperate in any measure intended to pro
mote the welfare Of a most needy and de-
serving people
Resolved, That this committee shall
report 60 the house not later than Thurs.
day tho 10th day of May.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
THE EN.Y.STOCE MARKET
T. d. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THE LATEaT WALL STREET NEWS

The Market Duii, But stronE-Improvsd
Agricultural Conditions whisksy rrust
stsadIsr-Cood bank Statement.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
NEW YoRK, April 90 -12 M Stocks
were dull but fairly strong to-day at
moderate reaction on account Of the feeble
response London made to yesterdays ad-
vance on this side.
st Paul and Northwsat were bought
freely at tho preliminary drop by local
traders who are very enthusiastic over
the improved conditions in the agricul-
tural districts.
New York Central and Michigan
Central were the strong fostures Of the
Vanderbilt group, ana the Cammack party
were nervous over the sixty day sellers
options in New York Central, about
falling due
Sugar was manipulated By the new
pool with a view of tiring out weak hold
ers. but there was little long stock dis
lodged ia spite Of the easier tons to the
refining market No more refnerIes
will be opened for tho moment, as the
trust is sgsin producing ahead Of con
sumption.
Chicago Gas was accumulated by the
Standard OIL brokers, aud It was init.
mated that compromise will be made
early next week with Attorn ey- General
Maloney, which will involve the with
drawAI Of hts prop sed application {
make permanent tbs temporary In.
junction against the Fidelity Trust Com
pany, Of Philadelphis.
Whiskey Trust was stssdler on the
assurances that arrangements have been
made with Nelson Norris, whereby the
company is to receive its full share Of the
profits In feeding cattle.
low short interest has also been
disclosed in ths certificates and insiders
are confident that no more long stock
will be thrown on the market
The coA stocks were extremely
feverish, owing- to renewal Of the
demands Of President Harris of the
Reading, for q per cent. allotment Of
the totalsoutput.3
New Eugland declined fractionally on
the announcement that the Rhode Island
Legislature will insist that the capital
stock Of the new corporation shall moi
exceed s25, 600 mile,
The Gould stocks were neglected, but
National Lead was still picked up by
Keene brokers'.
The bank statement showed a gain ol
81 742 300 In surplus reserve. and the
banks now hold $40 664 975 above Legal
requirements
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
MARRIED.

HANAITT-MEARNs.- the residence
Of the briue. IN hester. Pa, on Thursday
evening, April Is. by Rev. A. n. KeiRwin.
Joseph II. Hammitt, of Wilmington, Del, /,
ard Fmma l.. Mearns.
KETTLEWOOD-DA the BRIDES
sisters, No. 4D East eeventh street April II.
hy Rev. Tohn II Howard. D. ID. William NJ.
Kettlewond. Of Philadelphia. and Laura E
Davis of Wilmington.
hOBINsON-sr -srEwART-On April II, 1896,
by Rev. q. H.. Williams. ct Mt, Pleasant
parsonage, Bellevue, Del. William Robin-
son and Miss Jennie e. stewart, both Of " IL
mington, Del.
SPICER--sEUR BERT AT Asbury M f.
narsonage, M. 222 Walnut street, April IL, by
Rev. John II. Howard, ID. D., Linweod s..
Spicer, nf New Castle county, and Lizzie seu-
bert, OF Brldgetnn, N. J.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20

When women become inValids homes,
children, friends, al must suffer.
With Sd impaired nervous system pure
blood is impossible; health is impossible.
Why not be well2
Women and men all over the country
whose strength and vitality have been
brought down during the Winter months
are now taking PAine's celery compound,
because their physicians order it, or be-
cause thsy have learned from other
equally trustworthy sources its unfailinR
power Of building mp the strength, re-
invigorating the nerves. purifying the
blood and making people well
Paine's celery compound continues
week after week and year after year to
cure the most difficult csses of nervous
weakness. and TO renew the hsslth Of
countless ailing, desponding women.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20

Paine's celery compound is relied o.
with implicit confidence by thousands
diligent wage esrners, who must keep ~
their strength az this trying season.
But when labor is excessive. protrscted
or done under great mental snd bodila
strain, as Is usually he case with tn
work women are called 20 do the health
Of the nerves sbould be carefully watchec
over, and the small beginnings Of nervous
weakness Immediately checked by the
use of Palne's celery compound. The
smallest as well as the largest cities are
full OF brave women who might lesd
dependent lives. but prefer to work
They keep we'll and Equal TO their duties
by prompt recourse to this genuine nerve
regulator and blood repewer Psine's
celery compound whenever they feel
overworked, run down and In danger of
serious illness. This great Spring remedy
to day enables countless men aud women
Evening journal., 1895-04-20

keep steadily at work -riih strong.
ell-fed nerves and healthy, richly
ourished blood and tissues.
Every woman. II she Is run down." n
oor health, fretful or weak, IL her blood
s IN poor condition, her nerves unstrung
every such won should heed such
sst'mo~i isls as this from Miss Edith R
deck of Fall River, Mass, whose picture
s given above
81 was advised by friend to try Pain A's
celery compound" says Miss Meek, ''as I
vas all run down from long season Of
hard work and travel Nothing that
have ever tsken has had such q speedy
and lasting effect upon me am now
advising all of my friends to take it For
that tired. irritable condition resulting
from an over taxed nervous system, there
is nothing to equal 1t
Take Paine's celery compound now.
Il makes people well.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
THEY WILL FIGHT.
Corbett Hears That Fitgsimmons' Money Is
plnoeh and Is PIenaed.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 20. Champion J.
J. Corbett received the following letter
from his manager, William A. Brady;
Fitzsimmons will put his money up
Monday next sure, and it's 60. Take
care Of yourself y
That settles it at last, said the cham.
pion, 'and I now for the first time feel
sure that the match IS 90. l shall close
my theatrical dates at ST. Louis two
weeks earlier than expected. and after
rest Of three weeks will so into active
training at Asbury Park / ann certainly
glad that the match is closed for have
been anxious 20 show the world the NOR
its Of tho two men.
II expect TO win, as | think / outclass
Fitzsimmons, who is clever man, and
will go into training IN better condition
than ever before. I think 1 know every
blow and move in boxing, and am sure
that / shall never be put out except BY q
chance blow, which Is something that
may happen TO any man.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
personal Events.

Rev. T E. Martindale, d D returned
TO Milford yesterday.
Mrs NJ Smith aud Miss Hettis
smith, who have been passing 1.-THE early
Spring season at Atlantic City, returned
hnme Yesterday.
a II Msssimer, Of PhiladeIphis. .
half brother Of the late Editor G Fl
Sentman, is In New Castle settling up
orphan girls will probably make their
home with Mr.. aud Mrs Nathan Bell, Of
WILMINGTON
formerly resident here, has been visit
ing in this city. Mrs Connor was ac-
compenied BY her brother ia law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs Wendell, oI
Nebraska who are spending several
weeks in the kast.
Mrs John Mitchell, Of Stanton, il
spending a few days in the city as
guest OF her mother. Mrs Banks. and
ner sister. Mrs s A. Stewart
A singular resemblance exists In thu
names Of the chief executives OF tn
sister cities. Wilmington and Nsp
Castle. The Christian name Of Whining
toms mayor is Evan G and Of New
Castles mayor il is Evan g
Charles Currindsr, 2 we'll known VII
mington singer. Is one Of the new miller
employed at Laa & Sons New C4etl
njur mills Mr. Currinder has taken a
his temporary abode At the residence o
Mr. and Mrs. J. B Manlove.
The literary club will meet tonight a
the NJ Z parsonage, The quotations wi
be from Milton.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
DYNAMITE BY MAIL.
A Tennessee Tailor Receives a Deadly Infer.
nal Machine.

nal Machine.
CHATTANOOGA. April 90. "A mysterious
package was delivered by mail to VIII Mar
quette tailor OF this city, which proved
20 he an internal machine Of the worst
type. II was postmarked Chattanooga,
and when mwrappeda O common backgam-
mon box, with sliding cover, was found
fitting close % the lid, and sliding with il
was piece Of sandpaper, beneath which
was match head
Around the match stem was found d
short fuse ending IN . cap which was SGT
~ quantity Of dynamite sufficient "a
have blown a house 60 pieces
Fortunately Marquotte did not Slide the
lid or, but going at II backward pried
the bottom piece on with his knife
Two postoiiice inspectors with local ofli
GERS, are working on tho case. II IS No.
loved the package was brought to tho city
and mailed hore.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
Mr.. herbert Growiur stronger.

Ex State Treasurer William Har6srt
was able to walk about bis lawn yester
day and personally superlntsnd tbs i'm
provsmeut aud work Of beautifying the
green award It is hoped that the hne
Spring weather and opportunity to Fet
plenty OF fresh air will restore Mr.
Herbert 10 health and strength, His
long illness together with bereavement.
has made him very weak and ffail, but
his strength has been returning for 3
fortnight
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
aome aunaar serYIcas.

Rev. F. q. Moore, Of Middetown, will
conduct the SERVICES Ia tue Presby terian
Church to morrow Dr. Moore "a modera
tor OF the Nav Castle Presbytery, having
been elected ct tbs recent session at
Lswes, and very popular as q preacher in
this city where be has bsen heard several
times. At the 81 Il. Church tomorrow
Rev Y. 8 Collins viii continue his
sermons on Fundamental Truths,
wkloh series has bsen listened to by
large congregations for the past two
months.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
rhs rIrst violet Tsno ro-nIeht.

Many young women Of the city. promi
nent in social circles are members OF the
Daughters Of PhH5s OF Immanuei
Church. n new organization Ia the K
Of ? Hall tonight the daughters" will
make their fest public appearances In 6
Violet Tea, which has already been
described In this column. A dozen
pretty tables will be decorated with
fresh violets and score Of pretty girls
viii wear these fashionable h1Wers
Evening journal., 1895-04-20


Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NEW CASTLE, April 20. There will be
no new city officials chosen until
Tuesday evening, May z, when
the nsw City Counoil viii hold
it's FIRST regular, meeting. Then the
chairman will announce his standing
committees city solicitor will
bs elected and the appointments
made BY the mayor will be
acteo upon At that meeting, also.
the city assessor will be instructed and
City Council win arrange to sit as a court
Of sppeals on the assessment
Itis generally believed that the new
City Counellmen VIII prove to be
hustlers Before any OF the committees
have been selected President Morrison,
seelng he sad a, "holy" condition Of
South Fifth street.-The city's main thor
ough fare to The railroad station-engaged
Contractor John MeCallin to spread
oyster shells over the atrest wherever II
IS out OF repair. The shells were
obtained BY Mr. Morrison from various
down town oyster dealers, and the good
work is now going on.
It has been suggested by several
property owners that President Morrison
Should appoint himself sh airman o. the
Committee on Streets and Highways, and
that Mr. EliAson be continued as chair
man OF the Committee on Health and
Nuisance.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
Chioaao nlosInr PrIcea.

Wheat May. Sa5sao0: July. Wheat. 81 bid;
Corn, May, 47l6 asktr; July. Corn, 41A.
Oats, MAY 2pla; Jus, Oats, 2s94 bid; Pork.
May, IL 806al2 81; July. y 50; Lard. $50 bid;
July, Lsrd, 1.U5; Ribs, $50; July, Ribs,
642Iia5.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
Mnnts to ~ clsrh IN thn paana.

Thomas L. Baldwin. Of Mill Creek
hundred is 3 candidate for the office Of
clerk Of the peace to succeed w P Biggs
He Is making an active canvass for
support.
Soma Of the friends Of ex Represents. a.
tive George Gray have AZ ksd him to come
out for the appointment Of clerk Of the
pesce
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
rhs Compllmo.ts Of The seasor.

SECRETARY q, Edwin feklas, of Chs
Columbia Athletic Club, TO day sent Gus
complimentary passos good for all games
played at Battery Park this year, to
prominent state officialr, city authorities,
and leading newspapers OF Wilmington
Philadelphia and the Peninsula The
passes are signed by President H. w.
Huahabeck and the secretary.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20

Go to dental parlors, Tenth and Market,
With your aching teeth More than
II 600 badly dscayed teeth extracted
within year and half. Room 6.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20

Tehuoy kills all vermin, bed bugs and
roaches will not burn nor explode. Sold
BY N Danforth, Second and Market.
Price l5e
Evening journal., 1895-04-20

Room Mouldings, all tints. to matsk
your paper at Yerger's Picture Store, IL
East Third street
We manufacture II for the trade.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20

Cotton-New York Closing Pricss.
May. G s6 bid; es7 asked; June, 6.7s bid:
luy, 6s2 bid; So asked; Auguer, d.ss; bid
Evening journal., 1895-04-20

OIL Paintings aud Eugravlngs restored
At Hiram Yergers Picture Store, II East
rnird street.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
Cleared 0oastwisa m Ballast.

The British steamer Malissow, Captain
J. Q Prout. from Philadelphia. cleared
soastwise in ballast for Galveston.
Texas.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
Cenlent.

Imported and domestic.
Best brands
George II. Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
surplus,

-Irtersst Ell0v ed on deposits Of money TO-
me or more calsnd NJ months az the rats OF
per cont Per Nnrun. Money loaned on
mortgages on reG r-iate.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
sPEcuLArIoM.

We ofer special facilities TO operators large
or SMALL for trading on margins iu STOCKS,
grains or provis ons Market letters published
weekly. Orders received on one PER cent mar
gins Our book. ~Spe culAtion, or How 10
Trade,n mailed free. G. +. NanWinkle g. Co,
s56 LaSalle St, Chicago. Mention this paper.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20

Snapper lunch at McCormick's. Front
and Washington streets. to-uight.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20

J. AUGUSTUS McCAULLEY. President.
T. ALLEN HtLLES, Vice-President,
K. 4. TAYLOR, Sec'y and Treas.
JOSEPH "a. MATHER, Auditor
Nov. l. 1924
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
EVENTS ABOUT TONN.
New City Councilmen Have
Begun Good Work.
Bx-TBBAaURBR HGBBBRTIs BETTER

some Improvements 10 south Fifth
street That We're Badly Needed-Daugh-
ters of Phobe TO Wear vIolets Tonight.
Season Passes Tor Battery Park Sent oat
To-day.
Evening journal., 1895-04-20
Artisans Savings Bank
no. sO1 MARKET aTREET
Wilmington, d. sware.
Wilmington, D. aware.

open daily trom:a O'Clock a. m. unti II. M
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-27

gold was as abundant as common stones.
 In pursuit of this myth they marched
 northward. A beautiful Indian queen
 was captured and carried along in cap tivity. When they reached the neigh
 boIhood where Rome, Georgia, now standr, they found a superior race of Indians. They were entertained by the chief, but after while the natives and the cavaliers became embroiled in a quarrel, and DeSoto and his men laid
 waste the fields of theis hosts, and drove them from their homes. Thence they proceeded southward, and fought 0 des- perate battle with the Indians near the present site of Mobile, the name of that city being taken from the Indian tribe. The adventures of DeS3to and his train have been clothed by legend with mar vicious ard romantic stories, and afford a theme more romantic and picturesque than the career of Columbus, which was so wonderfully utilized in the fa- nous spectacular play "Americs" at Chicago.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-27
No Fun Being a King.

Speaking of the boy king of Spain, a correspondent of the Congregational ist says: There are many points in the court etiquette of Spain that make it hard to be boy king and harder still to be the boy kings loving mother. As he was born a king little Alfonso had to have a household of his own, with his own suite of rooms. He cannot even dine at the same table with his mother, nor can she perform for him those tender little offices that mothers delight in and children find so comfort ing The little king has to go through with tedious state receptions, which weary him sadly and sometimes try his childish patience beyond endurance. Once at a grand church function the baby sat upon his nurses knee, all dressed in white, as patient as baby could be. A bishop had been holding forth for q good hour, and everybody was doubtless waiting for him to close. At last the little royal listener could bear it no longer, for he is a high strung little man, and with glance of indignant despair in the direction of the talker he clutched at his party white hat and cast it upon the floor. When his nobles were paying their compliments to him on his second birthday their king entertained himself by jumping up and down the steps of his throne"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-27
HOW THE TWO LAWS OPERAT-

The New York Tribune is authority for the statement that the custom re- ceipts during the first seven months of the McKinley law were SPY, ,123, ,942, those Of the first seven months of the Wilson law are 596, LAY, ,646. The intern Rl revenue receipts under the Mckinley law were ia the first seven mouths ESQ., 4SS,340; those Of the first seven months oi the Wilson law S59, ,356,616. The total receipts during the first seven moaths Of the Mckinley law were S219, 5S3, ,107, those of the first seven months of the Wilson law were $l9l, l,744, ,66S.
 The total receipts during the closing seven months of the Mckinley law were 3197, ,584 ,324. against S16l TAI. .6SS in the seven months of the new law, with i'm, porters rushing in their new goods and buyers filling the shelves which they had permitted to become empty in order to get the benefit of the new tariff.
 So take the new law any wGy you may, compare its operations with the Mckinley law at it's beginning or at its ending, and you will find it at dis advantage. There has, not been single month eince the new tariff went into effect without a deficiency. The average deficiency has been S6,- 00O,OO0 month, while the Mckinley law showed a surplus of s2l 100000, ol an average of 8, 100000 month, in its first seven months. Even in all the un- favorable conditions of its last sever months, it only created deficiency of 5, eco, coo a month, against the S6,000,0O( month which the Wilson law has aqown under the favorable conditions ir wbich it found the markets for foreign goods.
 Here are the figures, side by side comparing the operations of the Wilson law with those of the Mckinley in its first or last seven months Wilson Jaw SI61, "A ,66S; Mckinley, s219 ,5S3, 107. Re ceipts, laat seven months of Mckinley 'aw, S197, ,5S4 ,324. Deficiency first sever months of Wilson law, 43.507 ,332: sur plus first seven months of McKInly law S2l ,6Q9, ,397.