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Evening journal., 1895-03-07
AIIered rnglish Lord Arrested.

TRENTON, March 2 james Elder, who
was arrested here five years ago on
charge Of obtaining money under false pre-
tonsos ana subsequently, discharged made
his appearance here again and Is now IN
custody After his discharge and disap-
pealanoe five years ago request came
from the Philadelphia authorities VINO
wamtod him for charge Of larceny. ~
der represented himself here ana ln fhl~-
dnlnhin As an Mnglish lord.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
The salvation Army .

The tide OF respectable Christian
sympathy which was for long time
withheld from the Salvationists has
turned and is now running strongly In
their favor. Few people are aware OF
the value and the extent OF the work
done by General Booth and his people
The army operates in heather as we'll IS
in Christian lands. According to re.
cent writer, the enthusiasm created In
India few years ago over the arrival
Of the general recalls the strength Of
the organization there, and how eagerly
the different beliefs showed their In
terest in his visit,
At Madras he WAS met by Dewan
Bahadur Raghwnatha Rso, who gave a
welcome from the non.Christian section
of the community. Then the native
Christians under the leadership Of
Satthianadhan garlanded him with
flowers and perfumed him with altar Of
roses. The representative Of the Brama
samai received the general at Calcutta,
where three thousand Hindus assembled
In the Emerald Theatre to listen to the
principles of the Salvation Army. A
motley crowd afterwards came tog ether
in Fillis's Circus and attentivsly heard
for an hour spirited address on the
religion OF humanity.
All through India the army has
wrought peroeptible-nhanges amongst
the natives, and there are four Thousand
soldiers In that country And this Is but
an Illustration Of what is going an IL
many lands. We cannot better stat'
conclusions concerning this work thar
bya further quotation from the write
referred TO;
Probably no Christian sect Of moderl
times has worked harder or endure
more TO gain q foothold than the Saliva
tion Army. Now that their motives ar
better understood and they have beneh
cent results to point to, much OF tn
old feeling Of resentment against thei
methods has passed away They ar
willingly assigned a place In the Ion
row Of Christian reformers, and they CO
appeal 70 tempsraments over which othe
systems have no control
cit would not be wise to affirm thI
their methods are the only true ons
capable of instituting reforms amor
the lower elements in society. Th
they have been successful In this respe
Is evident. but no one believes for
moment that any one system Is going
awaken all desirable changes therei
Their policy has its weak and strong sid
Whereas they have come to pc stroi
and successful where other systems a
pearea incapable, they have not by a
means absorbed or fulfilled the emit
work Of reform OF the lower classes
'lt is the measure OF their success Il
gathers glory and honor around tn
system. To stop and to critlclse th
methods Is easy work, but this is forg
ten and rightly so. in the manifestatl
Of GOOD results that they have already
complished AS long IS these practi
results Of reform keep showing thel
selves, so long the Salvation Army pop
larizes its exi stenoe.
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nnrnon al nenth.

BRooKLYN, March IA fire in the
apartments Of John Lewis at 536 Court
street resulted IN the death Of his 4-year-
old daughter GeItie and the serious burn
ing of his 2-year-old son Daniel The
children had been left alone when the
clothing Of the little girl ignitse while ahe
Was playing near the Kitchen stove.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07

OF twenty six Rochester IN. Y mer-
chants interviewed by the Post Express
OF that city twenty ave declared in favor
OF newspaper advertising as against any
other sort; and one Of them impetuously
declared that sall forms OF advertising
except the newspaper are fakes aud
worthless Ia declaration which The
Record does not believe What It does
believe Is that the maximum Of publicity
1t the minimum OF outlay Is afforded in
the modern newspaper Of dominant cir
culstion; and It believes just as firmly
that the leading merchants OF Philadel
phia, like those OF Rochester have become
leaders largely because OF their ap.
probation of this economic truth -
Philadelphia Record
What Is true Of advertising in
Rochester and Philadelphia is also tru'
Of advertising right here in Wilmington
There is no city of like population anc
situation in the country whose merchant
are offered the same opportunities o
pushing their sales At SO small COS
as is offered by the newspapers Of thi
city.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
rnrlnnd-s Naral Expenses.

LoSnoN. March Z. = The navy esti-
mates for the coming year amount to els,-
7Ol. 600, being an increase Of 81, a54, sOp.
Earl spencer, first lord Of the admiralty.
explains that five second class cruisers aud
four torpedo gunboats are being completed.
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She Ciaims Innocence.

Mrs. Nicolaus, it is said, claims she has
not done anything wrong, and does not
intend to violate any law, and that it is
an outrage that she should be followed in
the streets like a criminal. What action
DIR. Parkhurst will take If any, cannot
be learned, as neither he nor any other Of
the persons concerned will discuss the
subject.
The greatest precautions were taken
that Mrs. Nicolaus should be Kept away
from the Gould mansion on the day OF
the wedding, and several Of tho detectives
who were stationed outside Of the house
were moro interested in looking out for
the adventures than they were for thieves
Mrs. Nicolaus was unable to carry out her
scheme to make trouble for the Goulds
over tho old scandal, and the police es-
pionage was not taken on until after the
l sailing of the steamer which took the
/ count and his bride away.
Today Mrs Nicolaus Is free TO 20 where
she pleases without a police escort; but, i
is said, she will not say or do anything
! until she has received advice IN the mat
ter from DR.. parkhurst
Evening journal., 1895-03-07

Nelson Manufacturing Company, near
st. Louis. Frank w Blackmar, OF the
University of Kansas, made a special
investigation Of the practical working OF
these proft-shgring concerns especially
for The Forum At both places, labor
troubles are unknown, and were n
known even during the most depressed
times
One of the most important Of the
maps zines which come to our table is
the Roview of Reviews The March
number is fully up to the standard OF
excellence, and the range OF topics
covered Is wide one and includes
science, politics, travel, literature,
religion and others, too numerous to
mention.
"Women In the Business World, a
new work from the pen of a writer II
long experience and reputation, contains
a message to womankind that Is sorely
needed, and will be welcomed by every
woman who is fighting the battle Of life
alone or for others. It Is, indeed clear,
ringing, forcefnl answer to the cry
that goes up from thousands Of
women In every quarter From
the press Of the Arena Publishing Com
pany, Boston, Mass. Cloth. si.25; paper,
/ 80 cents
The Home Book Company, New York,
has an English edition Of Madame
Sans Gone the romantic historical novel
of Napoleon and his times. 1t is founded
on sardons play and translated by L R
Heller. Madame Sans-Gene' Is moi
only highly entertaining, but Is instruc
/ tive
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saxa Won a wicker CHAIR

that has soiled by age and usef Procure
small can of our walnut or cherry STAN,
stain 1t yourself and 1t will then be ht
for ycns Psrlor. There sre no BETTER
stains. james N. Bryan. l07 West S.h st.
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Disappointing.

From the New York World
There has seldom been more disap-
pointing Congress than the ifty third, or
one that missed and misused greater
opportunities forpnblic service and party
prestige
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IfArE or ONO. CRY o. ToIEDo. u

Lucas COUNTY.
FRANZ j. CHEEFY, makes oath that be Is
the senior partner OF the firIn OF +. J. CHE
kry a Co. doing business in the city Of To-
ledo, county and state aforesaid, and that
said firm win pay the sum OF ONE HUN
DkEO DOLL Ais for each and every case Of
{ atarrh that cannot be cured by the use Of
HALLS CATARRa CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
prt sence. this 9Th day of December, A. D., 1855.
sEA1 A. w. GLEASON.
- Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and
2 cts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Sepd Tor testimonials
free. ". ]. CHENEY 4 CO Toledo. o.
~ Sold By druggists, l5c.
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The Senate has vo.ed $50. ooe for tbs
determination the gypsy moth. II
shls paternalisi idea is to prevail there
should Be en fpr- priation ror Inc
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RECENT LITERATuRE.

The Easter Number 'of that ever
welcome magazine Of fashion, Tolettes
has Just appeared The first cover page
is a charming innovation with It's appro-
pirate ornamentstion Of Easter lilies and
centerpieoe showing design for an
Easter bonnet that will excite the envy |
Of our fair readers The full Spring |
fashions form the subject OF this number |
and they are dealt with Ia the most
varied ana complete manner
The March Cosmopolitan contains an
interesting illustrated article, The
Beautiful Models OF Paris, which gives
an insight into the lives aad work Of
these Important aids Go the Partisan
artist. This number Is fully up to the
usual high standard Of this popular
magszine in both It's literary and artistic
features
The admirable artistic equipment Of
Jenness Miller Monthly for March is a
feature that cannot fail to attract that
I great army Of persons who take such a
4 vital interest in ali The developments Of
art, particularly from an illustrative
standpoint One Of the leading features
is most entertaining article on Cross :
Riding for Women"
Life on an ocean Eyer, from the
luxurious 6rst cabin to the swelterinK
stokehole, where the great furnaces sit
/ enthroned and have an army Of brawny
servants 20 attend them, is the
subject OF descriptive article. Illus.
tratsd with drawings from life, II
MtClure's Magazine Tor March
seldom dnes an author treat on s
I many topics OF general interest 81,
personages as does Evan Stanton In th'
''Wide, Wide World" in Home au,
d Country Corporal James Tanner, editor
p The contribution to that department Il
/ the March number is diversified enoug
to interest snd smuse all who read il.
u commences with "Du Msurler an
Trilby and ends with the murder Q
The Mshtar of Chitral
The Forum of March contains a specii
,e study of the successful systems {
II profit sharing by two large manafactul
rs lag companies the Proctor & Gsmb
1e Company, near GineiDnsti, snd the y
Evening journal., 1895-03-07

It Was a very ingenious aud original
person who, in answer TO the question:
who II the DEVILS witt?' gave this
answer ''The devil Is the father o.
lying Lying is invention. Necessity is
the mother Of invention necessity,
therefore, Is the devils wife"
Evening journal., 1895-03-07

The City and Suburban Railwsy Com
pany OF Baltimore has issued orders to
It's conductors and motormen to abstain
from chewing tobacco or chewing gum
during ork hours
Take from them tobacco and pipes il you
will.
But allow them the gum TO comfort them
still.
How about the conductor who said ~
don't catch me use snuff'2
Artist-Then you are quite satisfied
with this picture of your husband
wife-well, yes-thst is. II it's impossi
hle to make 1t look any less like him thai
IL doss now.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07

Mayor Strong OF New York says that
the pressure Of Office sesksrs is worse
than the gout
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

A lady was showing vi itor the family
portraits in the picture gallery. "Ihat officer
there ia uniform, y she said. was my great
grandfather. He was hs brave as lion, but
one OF tho most unfortunate OF men lie never
fought a battle that he did not have an arm
az a leg carried away Then she added
pr0udly. "ha took part in twenty four en-
gagements lid Bits
III you need good medicine 10 purify your
blood give nerve strength and build up your
entire system, take HOndis Sarsaparilia- IL
prevents sickness by making pure blood
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sich head ache,
indigestion and bigiousness. 25c.
II tell yoa. !" said Mrs. Hunkles AS she le'
the n n ustrated paper drop In her lap. "oul
senator Is .ittin' ter be bigger an bigger II
national affairs "Mnat makes y think
lin ueller an uglier r-nalles Times Herald
Evening journal., 1895-03-07

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Evening journal., 1895-03-07

The Forum of March contains a special
study OF the successful systems of
pro6t-sharing by two large manufacture
log compenies the Proctor & Gsmbi-
Company, near GiaeiDnsti, sud the n Q.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07

DALrIMOkE o.
d OHIO RAIL.
ROAD. Schedule in
sTsct Nov. 18, 1894.
TRAINS leave Della
ware Avenue B6pot
East Bound.
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WEST BOUND,

baltimore and Washington, week days
a l5, Tl7, ID AZ. 10; VIZ l6, ~ ", " 4 95'
II III IA; lie l6. ~ O5, %, 81, IS la y bS NJ
Baltimore snd Way Stations, y M eW
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
Poli,s Wonderland Theater.

Harry Leclallr and Edward Leslie re- celved a royal welcome yesterday and last evening at the Wonderland when
 tRey presented for the first time here their brilliant satirical traVesty, entitled ''That Woman." These two clever art istst have found i'm the idiosyncraciIsis of the f1n-de-eIleclle maiden a rich field for thellr fruitful lIumor, alId they have built up a sketch that is full of tihe keenest atnd most enjoyaibe saltlre. Mir. Smith and Miss Fuller laeep every Es- tener's interest keyed up with their slSllTful execution on the oldest and most unique musical inejtrumelIts, and Mays aIrpd Hunter render the most diffi- cult classical selections oul the banjo in perfect time amid exquasite execution. Miss Lillie Larlselle sings lJlke a. bird, and EulaEie dances with tlle airy gTIaoe of a faliry Charles T. Aldrich, Lynch and Jewell, and the four DeveE1e's, sus- tadn we'll their part in bill tlhait is with brilliant 6eatlu'es in every
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28

Page were all good and deserve special mention. Miss Viola Miles, as Jack Dudley's wife, was splendid and quickly won the admiration of those present. The pathetic scenes were we'll taken care of in such able hands. Miss Hope was a. very charming soubrette, and won the hearts of many beside Tom Bassett.
 The play is a strong one, full of pa thos and, comedy, and is deserving of crowded houses. The opportunity to witness this fine play should not be missed by any Matinee this afternoon, besides the regular performance this evening.
 The prices at the special matinee to- day are only 10c and zoe.
 On Thursday aftetnoon, May 30, the famous Rentz Santley Novelty and Burlesque company will commence a three days engagemeht 0hlelra with a company, conE4isltInig of well known burlesque and speciality alrtiLs'ts, as- sisted by a bevy of handsome young ladies. A ShalQesperlam carnival, Venus and Apollo Up to Date," Living Pictures and Bronzel SItatues, are among the many features. Matinees daily. The mahhnlee on Friday will be given immediately after tfe mouning parade of the Wild WeisIt show.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
Grand Opera House.

 The stirring melo-drama, Hands Across the Sea-" played to large au- diences at the Grand at both the after noon and the evening performances yesterday. The play Is interpreted by an exceptionally strong company, and their performance last evening was enjoyed to the utmost by the large au- dience present.
 It Is the story of an attempt to sep arate man and wife by the false im- prisonment Of the husband, but the plotter himself is the one to suffer at last, to the satisfaction of all.
 The scenes of action are laid in Eng land, France and Australia. The seen cry of the fourth was especially fine, it showing the deck of an ocean steam ship while on the high seas.
 MT. Campbell, as the young English farmer, Jack Dudley, was all that could be desired. His acting through out was excellent, and many times call ed forth prolonged applause.
 MT. Besser, as Stillwood. the cause of all the trouble, succeeded in winning the disapproval of all in his excellent characterization of the deep, dyed vil- lain. MT. Mack was especially com mendable as Tom Bassett, the young man in love with the wrong girl. The scenes with Miss Hope were ex- tremely ludicrous and caused much merriment. Messrs. Fey, Barton and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28

"The Strollers," New York's famous amateur dramIaitic company. will pre- siert 'Mother+inLa!w'' anld Raspberry Shrub Seo'' at the Hyperionl on Friday evening next A exchange, speaking of this company, says: Raspberry Shrub Sec," the curtadn-raiser, has beern seen here before but deservedly again met with the warmest conmenldaltiou for It's naIturalness fnteres1t, huInor and the taste shown i'm its actlng. "Molther-in- Law" al three4act farcioaa comedy by c. R. Sims filled out the bill and pro viIded a splendid entertainment. It is a game of consequences in which act resses, lawyers, lively hnlsIbatnds and strong -minded wives furnish the ingre- dDents, with the result of gtving tine best of reasons for abundant fun The entire company would ratIher rank as finer professionals if merit wer+e to decide, and the whole comedy was a tr1ealt Sale of seats now open.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
The Second RegIment Band.

Next Thursday evening at the Fly peGion the American Second Regiment band will give @ grand Memorial day concert. They will ba assisted by tine following we'll known artists: Mrs. Alice Fechter-G Gilbert, Mir. Seymour spier, Mestsr1s. Hegel and Guilford, flute solofsts, and MT. John Lyuehlan will play the "Cordelfa Polka on the Xylo- phone, of which instrument he Is a master. Little Rebecca Harrfs. six years old, will also appear fin songs. dances latnd recitaItions. This child as- toniishes all by her talent for one so young. Popular prices, twenty cents, thirty celnlts and fifty cehdts. Sale of sealAs irlow open.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
DEATHS.

CLELlAND-ln New ' ork City, on Thursday Josephine H. and the late James W. Cleland, and grandson of the late Charles P. Hubbell of this city.
 MCLAUGHLIN - At Litchfeld, on Sunday,
 May 26th, Rev. D, D. Tompllins Mclaughlin, D. D., in the S3d year of his age, Funeral services In the Congregational church, Litohfield, on Wednesday after noon at 2 o'clock Train by railroed leaves Union depot, New Haven, at $40 am. arr rives ut Lltchtied 12:80 pm. his residence, No. 16 East 6sth street. New York city, Saturday, May p, William E. Sanford, in the Slst year of his age.
 Funeral services In this city at Trinity church on Tuesday, May 2S. at 2 D. m 2t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
ENTERTAINMENT.
Hyperion.

De Wolff Hopper was welcomed, by one of the largest audiences of the season Hast nlght whIen he made his second appearaElce in thlls city i'm many years. He presenIted hll9 Batest connie opera, "Dr. Syutax" The audience en- 1 cored every number i'm tIha first acIt and nearly every onei i'm the second ard forced Mir Hopper to uecitle his well knowin piecle, "Casey at the Bat" and also make two speeches during the ac-. tion of the operaA "Dr. Synltax" is a brlght and amuIsdnIg oper'ab full of many tunefu1 songs.
 In the title role Mir. Hopper was at lnila best and he sings and dances with all hls old tirne excellence. Cyril Scott sang his music with taste and skil. Alfred Klein waIs also very accepta- ble. Outside of the stars, the honors we're decidedly with the women, Edna Wallace Hopper was a 1rerT-y and win some little Nallow. BerthIa WaiNt2inger is the pr'inna donIra and her pure con- tralto voice was heIarfd to capital aId- vanltage in the music aNotted to ler. Sincle sIeenl Chere with the Bostoniainls she has grealtly Improved in her singing and was last evemlng accorded a most fiattering reception. She is we'll known here and her nlalny frIends were out in force to welcome her.
 At Hast we are to have "TrLlby," the much talked about and long looked for "Trilby," which will be presented at the Hyperion to-night and tomorrow might. Attention is called to tfle special matinee given to-morrow for the con- venience of those who cannot attend the evening performances It will ba presented by Mir M. w. Palmers com- palny. The cast will be:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
DRESSMAKING

A FIRsT-CLASS modiste, S25O per day; es. "A pecial attention to cutting and fitting New York styles. Will also give lessons in cutting, fitting and basting. The knowledge of making your own dresses is an item through the year. Call for cards.
 MISS WYATT, mylSsatuthuT 1096 Chapel street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
GMat1ts.

One Cent Word each insertion, fivd cents Word for full Week, seven times. ~T7
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
WANTIOD.

"A SITUATION to do general housework {. -IA no objection to the country good refl erencs. Inquire at my28 2ts S8 ST. JOHN STREET.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
LOST

A KEY and case on Court street, between A State and Orange. Return to
 my28 ttT THIS OFFICE.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28

HUSTLER MOWERS $2. .65, SNTANDARD mowers $500, double wire D lawn rakes 45c; grass shears 25, J5, COG and Sl00; Sickles 9, 40 and 45 cents.
 mYgS 20W LINSLEY. ROOT & co.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28

$3.65 FOR FIFTY FEET ID UBBER hose, patent nozzle, reel and lawn IG sprinkler. LINSLEY, ROOT < CO.,, nly2S 20 3l 35 Broadway.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
WANTED.
WANTEI
MANUEL
WANTEn

WANINDV "A SITUATION to do plain cooking, wash3 "A ing and ironing; good references. Ina quire at 273 HAMILTON STREET. my27 2tt (for two dRys) LID statrs
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
SCREEN WORK

INOR houses, stores, restaurants, etc., done E here promptly at reasonable prices. Ready made Screens and Doors in great va- riety. LINSLHY, ROOT $ CO.,,
 mY2S 203l Open evenings.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28

WILL ARRIVE MAY 28, A CARLOAD of heavy draught and driving L1 horses, at
 E. F. BISHOPS STABLES, mY23 7tS 39 and q George street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

SUN RISES. 4;28 MooN SETS, HIGH WATER, SUN SETS, 7:l5 ll:1G l;14
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28

GATURDAY afternoon, corner State and C Wall streets, cocker spaniel dog, collar, no name. Reward. Return to
 ] mY26 2t* AZ GEORGE STREET.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
LAp ROREs An CENTS
FRESH FISH.

"A ND up, stable sheets 45 cents and up, A coolers Sl.45, collar sw eat pads 3S csnts.
 my28 293I LINSLEY, ROOT & co.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28

WI have q large variety of fish this week. w Fresh bluehsh, porgies, shad, Connec- ticut river shad, eels, flatfish; we sell them cheaper than any other place in the city. Live Holsters next Saturday at the
 mY28 St Old Grand Avenue Fish Boat.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
FOR GATIE
I(lST-

CHEAP, horse and saddle; horse also V broken to the harness. Inquire
 my28 lt* A GROWN STREET.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, A NICELY furnished front room with bay 7LA, window, with board for two, in private family. Inquire ct my2s 7t' SIS GEORGE STREET.