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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
An Appeal to Illinois for the Protection
of Linco1ns Tomb.

HARRISBURG, Jan 1b.-Both branches OF
the Legislature reconvened last evening.
In tho house resolutions were passed and
addresses made on the deaths OF Hepresen-
tatives Cessna of Bedford, Hewitt Of Blair
and Taggart of Montgomery. A resoiu-
tion was also adopted to the effect that as
the tomb OF Lincoln is in neglected con.
dition under the care of the Lincoln Mon
ument association, the governor OF I'LL
nois be requested by tho legislature Of
Pennsylvania to ask the Legislature Of I'LL
nois to take the monument under the care
and control of that state.
Among the bills introduced were the
following: Prohibiting the killing of deer
for three years. for o board of supervisors
to keep highways in order; providing for rs.
sessment and collection of school taxes In
townships. boroughs aud cities of tho
third class; making 1t misdemeanor TO
give false fire alarm; abollshlng days Of
grace; amending the act Of 1891 regarding
free intercounty bridges; taxing CONNER
cial agencies and providing penalty for i'm
proper rating; exempting from execution.
attachment or seizure by any legal pro.
cess all money received by any resident Of
the state as pension from the United
states government.
Al tue selldle DlllS were introduced. 10
exempt typewriters from levy or sale on
execution or distress for rent; to abolish
days OF grace; authorizing the secretary Of
the commonwealth to have printed
Smulis handbook for each pupil In tho
public schools at 81 each; to authorize tho
election of road supervisors for three
years; to require mine owners to pay dam.
ages for persons hurt in the mines, now
required to be paid by the counties; to es.
tabiish mining department, fixing tho
salary of mine commissioner at 81, 900 per
year, deputy 5000, and four clerks sl, 500
each. The bill to create new banking
department was unfavorahly reported.
The house resolutions In favor of the
passage by congress of the bin to make
national park out Of the Gettysburg bat.
tlefieid and for the appointment of q joint
committee to request Colonel A. X Mo
Clure to deliver an address Co the legisla-
turo on the late Ex-Governor Curtin were
concurred in.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

EAST BUFFALO. Jan.l+.-Cattle receipts very
Plight; extra to prime fancy steers, Sj.20G5.35.; ;
cows and heifers, ssIjn4; export bulls, $3.50
al; good to choice stockers, 81 .504s2.15; choice
feeders S3.i0lt3.50; choice to fancy fresh cows
S3sgls yeals and calves very slow for
dinary fair to good. but fairly steady for the
best fat yeals. Hogs higher; choice corn fed
Workers. S4.snlts5; mediums sI.S55t4. .90
good heavy, s49GG5; roughs, s8.50l4; stags,
81 aJ93.75. Sheep and lambs fairly active;
choice export wethers $iG4.25; fair to good
mixed sheep, $2.65l13. 70; common to fair, SEQ
as; good to choice lambs, S{,65d5; fair to
good lambs, S375d,4.l5.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Jan. H.-Cattle active;
prime. IS 25f5.5O; good, S4.75Ge5; bulls, stays
and cows. s21325. Hogs higher; heavy Phila-
deiphias, s495G5; common to 'air Yorkers,
S4.55l4.85; roughs, s8a5lo4.25 Sheep active
and higher; extra, sj95as ~; good, Ss+5gt2. s.;
common to fair lambs, 81. t54b3.5S.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

CHICAGO, Jan. 15-Attorncy General
Maloney yesterday sprang decided sur
prise upon the gas companies of Chicago
and tho Fidelity Insurance Trust and De-
posit company of Philadelphia. He went
before Judge Tuthill early In the morning
and obtained decree restraining the FL
deity company from voting any stock or
proxies at the annual meeting Of the com
panles, which was set for yesterday, or
from receiving any dividends from Chi
cago Gas stock. This decree had the effect
of causing an adjournment of all the meet
ings of the gas companies until this de-
cree can be disposed of or set aside. Tho
Chicago Gas trust was dissolved by re-
cent order of Judge Windshich, and the
attorney general has discovered that tho
companies have been evading the order.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

Alfred Filter, Philadelphia broker,
brother to ex-Mayor Edwin FitleT, was ar-
rested as be left the noou tram at Elhtcn.
Saturday by officer Boulden on war.
gant sworn out by Benjamin davenport,
, stonemason OF Chesapeake City. Filter
has cottage at Town Point, ON the Elk
. klvar. and was OH hls way then when tax
IN In charge by the officer. He was taken
Fbefore Justice OF the Peace Peter IL.
Dieayer, and waived hearing. lie was
held in $500 bail for his appearance at the
March term of the court. The warrant
kharges FILTER with assault and intent TO
Hill. Davenport stutas that while in the
bayard House at Chesapeake City. on
Tuesday last, Filler assaulted him and
AIew a revolver. Filter ackno wedges
drawing the revolver, but said 1t was omp'
Ry,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

The ladies' OF the Hew-Century Club last
evening celebrated the sixth anniversary
of that organization by rendering Iesep.
ton to their many friends. The building
was ablaze with lights and together with
the beautiful and elegantly costumed
women gave the interior az bright an ap.
pearaHe8 as ever.
The decorations were very simple but
effectiYe. The stage was set as a drawing
room, decorated with plants and flowers.
The stairways were decorated with plants
and flowers, making the approach to the
p#r.ora very pretty. Here the t,thlos we're
spread.
The club entertainment was In charge
OF Mise Annie 4. Finn with Mrs. Samuel
bancroft presiding at one table. Mrs. II.
y. Cause. Mrs. Henry g. Morse and Mrs,
W. W. Pusey presided at otners. Each OF
These ladies was assisted by several OF tie
youn2 lady members OF the club. In the
huuiloflD III the guests were received by
Mrs. Aebie W. Miller. Miss Anna I. Candy,
Miss Nary >. Belts and Mrs. Elizabeth NJ.
Bailey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Jan. 15.-There Is great
excitcment in the Carnegie Steel works
plant and much discussion among the
men over Sundays meeting in the Rink.
Superintendent Schwab called about
twenty of the most prominent worsmen
to his Office and asked why they had nt-
tended the meeting. Their answer being
deemed unsatisfactory they were promptly
discharged. Subsequently seventy five
more were dismissed, and it Is said num-
ber OF others must go. The company had
detectives at tho meeting
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15
9. rrl.oa, v,r4ln and mar,yr-Jau. IS.

This festival ID not noticed by the East
ern Church s. PrlsCa was young
Roman lady OF the third century. The
legend concerning her Ia that she was
thrown to the lions In the amph thentre
but that they knelt at her feet and refused
20 injure nor. She was then beheaded.
alter which an eagle watched over her
tifelsss body until IL was placed in the
grave. She is represented with u palm
branch In her hand. u lion at her feet and
Nh eagle lowering over her head, This
hats (Jan. lsth) IL COIN Inmemorated In the
Roman Church as the festival OF s. Peters
CHAIR at Rome, being one of the greater
doubles" u. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l5.-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Phila-
delphia and Reading Railroad and Coal
Iron companies tho present officers wero
reelected without opposition. The officers
of the railroad are; President, Joseph S.
Harris; managers, A. ]. Antelo, James
Boyd, Joseph +. Slnnott, Thomas McKean
John Lowber Welsh and George Il. Baer;
treasurer, William A. Church; secretary
William Taylor. The following officers
were elected for the coal and iron com.
pany: President, Joseph S. Harris; direo-
tors, S. p. Wolverton, Henry A. Dupont,
Arthur Brock, Thomas Cochran, Charlie.
magne Tower, Jr., and Richard Y. Cook
treasurer, William A. Church, secretary,
+. P. Kacrchor; assistant secretary, H. C.
RnSseli
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15
OUR FAIR LAND.


All hall to thee. Columbia.
Thou land 80 fair ana froc,
Colunbia's sons and daughters
This greeting unto thee.
Whore honore bright upholdeth.
Where virtue relRns supreme.
Thou art n subject fittinR
10 grace the poets theme.
fsin would sing thy prniscs
In classic phrases bright.
In br ght and burning s,anzns,
Thy praises would writo
But other bArds more mighty
Have sung Of thee before,
And | can only echo
The songs they sung OF yore
Land of the mighty rivers,
The deep aud trackiess wood,
And hosry snow capped mountuins
where man hath never stood
Land of The boundless prairie
And fertile valleys wide.
Whore men of every nation
Live peaceful side by side.
Some of thy sons have tailen,
Down from their nigh estate.
And sin aud vice and error
Have lett them TO their fate.
Thank tod we still have left US
Those men Of strength and might
Who scorn to do The evil,
Who dare to do tho right
And women too. God bless them,
a great and mighty Hook.
Who holdeth grace and virtue
AS steadfast as the rock
They arc a nations mainstay
our oouutry's greatest pride,
Are honour. virtue. beLuty
All standing side by side
Though Europeans did sneer at
Our primal efforts crude.
10 build up such n nation
With Implements so rude.
We now are their supcriors.
In all ana every way,
And wave our starry banner,
Excelsior today.
The iilustrlous Pilgrim Fathers
When trst this land they trod.
Gave thauks to Him who gave them
Now England's virgin sod.
They sought a land OF freedom,
They sought land to pray,
Ana on thtt sure foundntiOu
Our eounty stands to-day.
Tho worlds true federation.
In thee may yet he found.
" hen every erie ed and nation.
Shall meet on common ground,
When men shall meet as brothers
And lonk 10 God on high.
And echoes of millennium
Shall vibra,e through the sky.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

Some time during Saturday the resi-
dence OF u. s. Oaks. at Seventh and Ker-
lin streets. Chester, was entered and rob
bed OF valuables estimated to be worth
over S@UO. Mr. Cuks is employed at the
works OF the Pusey Il Jones Company
ami there was nobody at home when the
robbery was committed.
The affair WIS reported to the police on
Saturday night. Among the articles re-
ported missing are pair OF gold specta-
cles pair OF diamond earrings. a revolver,
watch Chain OF family hair. with vaIua.
bio gold ornaments; gold pencil, three
pairs OF gold cum buttons. gold collar
tuition. silver collar button. pearl enr
rings. silver glove buttoner, gold breast
PIN, three stick pins, gold ring and M.
cieut cuina
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

PHfLAnELPHIA, Jan. l6-Flour steady; win
ter superine, 81. l0Ga.91; do. extras, 81 $50
24n: No. winter family, S25U7b2.6O; Pennsyl-
vania roller. straight, S280a2.15; western
winter, clear, S250aD2.70. wheatquiet, easier.
with 6094c. bid and Gle asked for january.
Corn quiet, weaker, with i9Isc bid and i99sc
asked for January. Oats quiet, steady with
87I6c. bid and 3714o. asked for January. Hay
steady; good to choice timothy Sl3al3b0
Beef quiet. Pork steady. Lard steady; west
ern steam, sT.20;cty, s6,6olad1d,15. Butter duh;
New York creamery, lGto23Jpc. Pennsylvania
creamery prints. extra, &c; do. choice. 2lc. /;
do fair to good, 23Q25c,; prints jobbing at 2S
oslo. Cheese dull. Eggs firm; New York and
Pennsylvania, 22J6a%3c.; western fresh 22c.;
southern, 2012lIhc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15
SEVELL nor SENATOR
Chosen by New Jersey Republicans
to Succeed MCPHERSON.
HIaeINs NAMED IN pEIAwARE.
Tho Addiciss Mon, However, Refuse to Join
the Higgins Adhsrents in Cauous. and
the Battle VIII be Fought on tho Floor
of the HOUSE.

The Addicis Mon, However, Refuse to Join
the HlEsins Adhsrsnts in Cauous. and
the Battle VIII be Fought on the Floor
OF the House.
TRENTON, Jan, i5-The Joint caucus Of
tho Republican senators and members of
the New Jersey Legislature last night, after
a two hour session, placed General VIII.
INN J. Sewell in nomination for the Uni,
ted states senate, to succeed John X. Nc
Pherson. General Sewells nomination
was decided upon by vote Of So out OF 70.
The opposition TO the general was some
what bitter on the part of few, but did
not materialize very extensively In the
matter of votes.
Senator Bradley refused to go into tho
caucus at all, and after the caucus had
been In session about half an hour Assem-
blyman Olcott, who has been leading In
the ilght for Franklin Murphy, and As
semblymen Eisele. Drake and Zabriskie
left the assembly chamber. where the eau
Gus WAS being held. They left because OF
the defeat Of resolution to allow each
member to vote In the joint session re
gardless OF the caucus. They were fol
lowed shortly afterwards by Assemblyman
VOORHEES,, Of Bergen county.
Aftor these gentlemen had left the eau
qua motion 10 adjourn was defeated
with only two votes In Its favor, and then
the mombers got down to the business o.
making the nomination Senator Voor
hoes was In the chair, and Leader Storrs
Of the assembly, acted ~ temporary chair
man. General Sewells name was pre-
sented by Senator Rogers, Of Camden, and
Yas seconded by Senators Stokes, 5kirni
Holman, Senator Kctohan presented
the name Of Franklin Murphy. With TIL
Elk absentees the number represented Ii
tho caucus was sixty-four. OF these al
but eight voted for Sswell when the ballot
was taken. The eight were Senator
Ketoham, Assemblymen Benedict, Bul
lock, Duncan, Harrison. George l.. Smith
@. A. Schobsr and Mock,
Immediately upon the announcement o
| the result there was wild cheering In th
state house corridors, which were crowdet
with the friends Of General Sewell, includ
ing the 450 members Of the William J
5ewon club, Of Camden, which had com
to Trenton with two bands Of music, OH
special train General Sewell, who ha'
been awaiting the news Of tho result a
the Trenton House, was tendcred sere
made and made a speech from the balloon
of the hotel. Senator Bradley says be vii
vote for Franklin Murphy in the join
meeting next week Mr.. Eisele also say
no will vote for Murphy, unless requeste
by the latter not to do so, There are onl
sieyen Democrats in both houses
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

Prof. Edward ID. Porter died few days
ago ut HE residenoe In Columbia Boone
county, Missouri, In the 61th year of his
ago. Professor Porter was principal OF
Newark Academy for several years and
later held professorship In Delaware
College, and contributed greatly to build
UP tho Presbyterian Church. Several
years ago he removed to Missouri. and at
the time of his death wns director OF the
Experiment Station ut UolU Umbin. His
friends In this county will hear Of his de.
ceRse with regret.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. Postmaster
Thomas A. Butkiewicz and delegation
of citizens from Nnnticoke, Pa, had an
interview with Postmaster General Bis
sell yesterday. The Office is not u self sup
porting one, and tho department recently
ordered the liscontinuance of the free de-
livery service In operation there. The del
egntion urged that the service be oontin-
ued three months longer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

The parties who burgiarized the house
of A. &. Wiyel, southeast corner OF sixth
and Broome streets, on. Friday night. car.
ried off among various articles, three IS
gold pieces As thls Is rather a source
coin persons should look oul for the
partles Offering tho same for change, aDd
as the information might possibly lead to
the detection OF the thief or thieves, her
papers In our clty should notice the
abnya mAttar
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

Drunkenness exists nowhere hut In the
vicious or the irresouts. Give poor
man work and you will make him rich"
Give drunkard work and he will only
keep sober Till he has earned enough to
drink again and get poor. While he Is
drinking he robs himself OF his time.
Drinking robs him of his understanding
aud his health, Whom ha Is unit or dis.
inclined 10 work he will lie TO avoid it,and
II he sucresds IN decsivlng ha will proba'
bly, turn thief. A drunkard is not to be
relied on, either for true speaking or hon.
eat priacIpie aud therefore those who SEQ
that drinking leads to fllfehood and dis
honesty. never attach credit to what a
drunkar1 says, nor lrusL RiGI within reach
Of ther nrorerty. ". y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

Rev. J. Fl. Howard, d. D., will deliver
his famous lecture, entitled THAT Boy OF
Tours, :" In Asbury Church, on Wednesday
syening. the 18Th inst. Music will be FUR.
ptshed by the delaware Avenue Baptist
lDhuroh Choir. Tickets 25 cents. Pro.
kseeds for the benefit of the poor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15
Rev. Lonis j. Hiiei1ei Resigns.

Rev. Louie J. Bickel OF the st. Stephens
Lutheran Church presented his resigna-
tion at the annual meeting of the congre.
CATION last night. IL will 20 into effect on
Easter sunday. The congregation has
not decided on a new pastor, nor has the
pastor received a Call.
Oticers for the church were elected as
follows: Deacons, Peter Overdeer. q. b.
McKaig. DIR. George A. Steinleken;trustees
L. b. Suddler and Charles j. kraif
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

Cyrus Castle. knights OF the Golden
Ragis, will install It's oilloers to might At
tho same time Warwick Castle. 80 mem.
bers. will unite with Cyrus Castle. and
War wlok Castle will be one OF the past.
The last Tuesday night In each month
there will be held a jolly tune by the
Eagtes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

Tho bridge crossing the Chrlstiana
Cresll at Market street Is again OIL. The
high tide OF yesterday caused Ice to form
In the gearing. and when the tender start.
ed TO turn tho bridge shalt was broken.
when tug was furnished to complete
the work and the bridge has since been
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

Karls Clover Root Will purify your
Blood. clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and maiIe your head clear as
bell, no.. 50c., and Si.00.
Sold hy N. j. Danforth, s. L. Cor. Second
and Market Sts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

Mr.. Jack McMahon. who has challenged
any is6.pound man IN Delaware. Ii he will
post sl6O lor his al penrance In the ring
accommodated at oIos by an unknown.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15
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ABSOLUTEEY PURE


KINGSTON. N, T., Jan. 15.-An action
has Just been begun in the supreme court
by Petni Hasbrouck against ex-Sheriff
William I, Van Tassel and his deputies,
Frank Huben and W C. Tamney, to re-.
cover ss5. 600 damages for alleged false i'm
prisonment. Hasbrouck was arrested by
tho under sheritfs at New Paltz in June
1898, charged with horse stealing in Lake
county Ills. He was taken to Illinois. but
was acquitted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

Maryland silk weavers on Strike.
HAeERsTowN Nd, Jan. 15-Fifty s..A
weavsrs in the Maryland silk mills went
out on strike yesterday. They refused to
pay for spoiled silk ribbon, claiming that
no other mill in the country required it.
and also on account Of reduction in
wages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

Johusoa's Mu4datIeC Kills al pa Ia
whether Internal OF external. 81 90 sze
80 cts; SCOT size 25ctg
n. Il. Danforth. st und and Marhet
streets. ard Mlliers Drug Store. Al! Mar.
ket st eet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the Nsw York and
PhIIadelphia Exchanges.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE week opened on
the Stock Exchange with an irregular mar
ket, and the tone of speculation was unsettled
throughout the greater part of the day. Clos
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

r C. Taylor, Mursfrsssboro. Tenn.
writes: l have used the japanese Pile
Cure with great satisfaction and success.
n H. Danforth. I'd and Market Sts., and
Mil,er's Drug store. io5 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

No boys are allowed to compound any
of our prescriptions. None but comps.
tent help employed. W. Q. Taylor, Pnra.
maelst. 302 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.


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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

fnrnser's mutual INSURANCE company.
The annual meeting of Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Company was held at the
companye Office, Monday morning.
w. A. Lam motte, treasurer, submitted
thia statement as the financial condition
OF the company.
Value Of Live Policies Issued by this
Com peDy, sa652, 044 90; value OF deposit
notes subject Co assessment, 1851, $500.
STATEMENT OF THE YEARS BUSINESS.
Amount received from members for
annual payments. s4l. .250.7 ~; Amount re-
celyad for Interest on Investments,
Sl0. 9.67; total s5l. .590,39.
Losses by fire paid during the year si9.-
$50 O5. Amount psid Salaries to officers,
Managers for attendance at meetlngs and
mileage, Maryland Taxes, Delaware Taxes,
Stationery, Coal. Gas and Ice, Postage,
Donation, Advertising. Repairs to Teal
Estate, ,Ianitor, Surveying Risks, etc, SILL
Il6 20. Interest on Balances paid Members
SI146 40. 4 otai S37. 7SS 04. Net gains for the
year, SIS, ,S0I S. The Company has also
paid for settlement OF Accounts on Ex-
pired Policies, which amount has been
charged to surplus fund account, sic, 035.
~.
The surplus fund amounted to s219. 139.-
SS Losses by fire paid 81, 10000. leaving
balance of S2l5, iS0,SS
This hoard of managers was elected to
serve ior three years there being no op-
position, Philip Plunkett, Samuel Ban.
croft, Jr., John p. Cochran, Francis N.
Buck, Solomon III. Curtis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15
OUR DOVER LETTER.

IL Locks Like Abybody's Battle At This
Writing Tho Local Poiiticians OF VIII
minaton Down IN Foree-Dover Cnptur-
ed by the Crowd.
s taff Correspondent of REPUBLICAN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

Tie town had been covered with posters
announcing the appearance of Slavery
Days" ut the Opura House last evening
pearance. The people are ABOUT tired OF
gu ch fukes. 1t would 10 wise move for
the management of the Opera House to
make all travelling troupes pay the ront
OF the house In advance and thon 1t would
be easy to tell whether they meant busi.
ness or not. Slavery Days must have
joined the Widows Hunt"