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Evening journal., 1895-03-01
BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA TALKS.

First Of the Lenten MONDAY Services at
st. Andrew's-Blshop Says Too Many
Mon Are Forgetting God.
Sc. Andrews Church, that spacious
Protestant Episcopal edlice at Eighuh
and Shipley streets, was the scene OF the
first OF a series of MONDAY services TO
business men. to continue every Friday
throughout Lent, this afternoon and
there was gratifying attendance of
lawyers, bankers, merchants and women,
with large representation Of ministers
Of various denominations.
Rev. Charles r. Murray, rector of st
Andrews conducted the very brief
services preceding the address and the
congregation Joined heartily In the
response. Organist John Craig and
William ]. Fisher led in singing the
hymn Stand Up, Stand Up, for Jesus. /"
Bishop Whitaker, OF Pennsylvania,
made the address, In part he said:
We are now at the beginning Of our
Lent. Whether we shall live until its
close, we know not Il may be 10 us a
great opportunity II we shall use It
wisely.
The beginning Of Lent sprung naturally
from those who were nearest the Lord
Jesus whose hearts must have been melted
with sRdness and It was natural that
they should remember The period. lust
as we look back to the memory OF a dear
friend whom death has claimed IL comes
to us as an appointment, as a means Of
kindling within us those fires which are
going out; that we may again turn to
God
There is q constant tendency in every
life to run d)wn mentally and physically.
SO every one trying to lead spiritual
life finds IL necessary for these seasons
to relax the bonds OF business cares in
order that the thought Of God may not
be crowded out entirely.
''ln this age Of civilization there is
eiYthlng that tends to draw man away
from God, We must, therefore. have
this opportunity to turn to Him aud
allow our hearts to be searched. To
soberly ask whether we are not giving
ourselves up TO sensuous desires; allow
ing evil and selfish thoughts to crowd
out what righteousness we have ever
possessed
Many man could walk up to the
oRnon's mouth easier than he could give
an account OF himself 10 day before God.
By giving mp public amusements, bv
giving ap meat are making mistake
when they think this Is all that is necss
sary to draw him toward God He is
decsiving his own soul when he supposes
that he can substitute temporary
season for life service to God.
Let us put our whole hearts into this
matter, Just as the canal boat admitted
into the lock is raised, not to fall again,
not to seek another low level, but to con-
tinue on this higher plane May God in his
infinite mercy. grant to us, my brethren,
a higher and holler life In His name,
working in us that which is we'll pleasing
IN His sight"
At the close OF the service the rector
7 announced that Rev. Dr.. MoVickar
would made the address next Friday al
| the same hour. ID. is D. no.
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rcnnsrlrnnIn Lerislntnre.

HARRISBURG, March 1.-The bill repeal
ing the act TO prevent the consolidation Of
competing pipo line companies passed the
senate finally and is now with the govern
or. TO emphasize their opposition to the
Standard Oil company, which is said to be
behind this measure, its opponents have
introduced bill increasing tho fire test
Of Illuminating petroleum from ITO to 1850.
a bill was also introduced declaring ooun-
~, city and borough employees ineligible
TO the Office Of school director
The entire session Of the house was con
sumed in the consideration on second read
ing of a compulsory education bill A bill
introduced IN tho house provides for tho
employment Of none but American citi-
zens on public works and providing that
violation shall work a forfeiture Of the
contractors bonds.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01

road These driveways are almost i'm
passRbe
The New Castle Woolen Mills are now
In full operation and turning out more
goods than ever, and it Is said, a better
quality. Much Of the manufactured
goods goes down East.
Sergeant William e Myers, one OF the
most active Of Company H's soldiers, Is
at work re covering and overhsuling the
billiard table In the armory and making
other important Improvements.
Plans for the coming athletic season
are being freely discussed by the CoIum-
bia A. @ directors. who will meet on
Monday night to elect baseball mana
ger and complete arrangements for
the opening Of the season
Charles II Clewell, who has been very
III at his home, will probably DO able TO
leave bis room and attend to business
next week.
City Clerk J. = Phillips is confined to
his home by illness His place at the
station is being filled by Relief Operator
Smith
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
STATE LEGISLATURES.
New Laws For New York, Penn
sylvania and New Jersey.
BRINGING STATUTES UP TO DATE

New York Proposes to Punish Drunkenness
by Cumulative Sentences, New Jersey
Making BETTER Divorce Laws and Penn
syivania Tinkerlng with oil Laws.
ALBANY, March lin the assembly the
following bills were passed Mr. Ablett's,
leglslating ont Of office the police commits
sioners in the First collection district in
the town OF Watervliet and placing the po-
lice regulations OF tho district under the
general law for towns; Mr.. Fuller's,
amending the highway law relative to the
apportionment Of expense Of building free
public bridges, Senator Cantor's provid-
ing for tho payment Of expenses Of the
proceedings for the removal Of John r.
Fellows, district attorney Of New York
city; Senator Mullen's authorizing the
commissioners Of agriculture TO settle and
compromise certain claims in favor Of the
state for violations Of the agricultural law
relating to the sale or use Of oleomargarine
Mr.. Schulz's, regulating local improve
nents in the city Of Brooklyn. The speak
er announced the following committee on
the Higbie resolution to investigate the
question Of road improvements: Messrs
Higbie. Schoeptlin, Yacheron, Armstrong
Krenrich, Tobin and Staley.
What is known rs the common drunk
bin passed the assembly The bill provides
that all habitual drunkards shall serve
cumulative sentences on each arrest, and
provision is also made for the identifica-
tion Of q person convicted OF intoxication
within two years of his or her last arrest.
The second sentence Is to be double that
Of the flrst, and the third double that Of
the second, and so on.
Governor Morton issued pronuncia-
mento warning the legislature against the
tendency toward extravaganza in apply
ing the peoples money. In the first veto
ever penned by him he embraced the oppor-
tunity TO again place himself on record for
tho strictest economy in the making Of ap-
preparations.
II so happened that the bin of which he
expressed his disapproval was one Of the
pet measures Of ex-Speaker George X.
Malby Of St Lawrence who has been
chosen tho leader Of the anti Patt forces
in the assembly. The veto coming as it
did right upon the heols of the declaration
of war by tho anti platt people in New
York city was assumed TO have been made
nt the suggestion Of the Tioga chieftain.
This was however officially denied from
the executive chamber.
The bill was one appropriating $40, 00C
for an armory at Ogdensburg There are
at least ten bills in the legislature for ar.
mory appropriations
The assembly committee on excise gave
another hearing on the excise bills now be
fore the assembly permitting the sale oi
liquor ON Sunday.
Assemblyman Gray's racing bill was
given a final hearing before the assembly
committee on codes. Among those who
attended were William Bowman Of Roch
ester James W Keene. August Belmont
Lawrence Kip, al Bonner Newhold Nor
ris Joseph s. Auerbach s. W. Taylor
David Bonner and George w Miller,
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
CEBLE ACROSS THE CHRISIIANB.

New Submarine Gable Laid To-day BY =
Large Force OF Electrical workmsn.
This Completes the Line to Farnhurst.
When Superintendent VanTrumps large
force of men to day laid a 600 feet sub
marine cable across the OhristianA at
Market street bridge the electric light
wire connecting the Fsrnhurst bull ding s
to the Wilmington station was com
pleted.
The cable is 800 feet long and Of the
okonite patent, wrapped in steel armor,
making giistening rope Of metal an
inch and a quarter in thickness The
men experienced much difficulty in
extending the wire under the piers and
cribs that support the bridge and the line
Was so indirect when extended that 1t
was at 6rst thought it would not reach
across.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
THE MY. MARKET
T. d. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THE Latest WALL STREET NEWS


St. Paul nesa-RurIington's Decrease
In surplus-Jsrsey Central Advanced
No Extra Session General Electric at
taoked-Largs Transactions in Govern
ment Bonds.
Special Di patch Evening Journal.
NEW YoBK, March 1.-s p. m.-Bear
traders were caught mapping to-day and
there we're sharp rallies along the line
but the recovery was more pronounced
in st Paul on large buying orders from
Chicago.
Bnrllngton's had statements for Janu.
airy, showing a decrease Of $2O4 44O in
surplus, induced some selling Of long
stock.
Jersey Central was advanced on
favorable Interpretation OF the annual
report, which shows about four per cent
earned on the stock, but deficit Of
$642 702 against a surplus Of 1854 645 in
1898 The December net earnings show
loss of sac. 900
omahas surplus for the year was $42.-
022 a decrease Of $135, or.
Wo d came from Washington that
the idea OF an extra session
had bsen abandoned and that
the Senate would be occupied every
moment during the remaining hours
Of this Congress In passing the two ap
preparation bills that have not been
| touched.
This induced two prominent room
traders, Messrs. Well and Schepp. to
advance sugar, the one buying about as
much as the other sold. When they had
completed their horseplay the stock
sagged of its own weight.
The Meme and Havsmeyer brokers
disposed Of some actual stock.
There was a prearranged attack
against General Electric, with view
of catching stop orders.
Mr.. We'll had charge OF the movement,
and 1t is understood that the objective
point Is twenty-five on the positive
assurance that the United States
Supreme Court will hand down next
Monday an unfavorable decision in the
Bates refrigerator patent case.
The talk Is Of an assement OF $40 per
share on the N. and W. preferred and .
per cent. on the Common.
Louisville and Nashville net January's
earnings decreased $4s. 900 and Canadian
Pacific lost $4,000.
The local Shorts overstaytd their
market In Louisville and Nashville.
Large transacdons were reported in
the New government bonds and 81 600
600 changed hands at 1891 to 119t.
Foreign exchange remains firm but the
bond syndicate is still supplying sixty
day bills and averting gold exports.
Money was per cent. but later fell tc
3 per cent.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
NM pIstrIct Attorney. :,

sentsd in Phllsdelphia this season is
The District Attorney, now playing at
aud has earned the favorable criticisms
Of every newspaper In both New York
and Philadelphia. The caste Is a re-
mRrkably strong one and includes Wilton
Lackaye, Frank Mordaunt, Efie Shan
non and Adele Ritchie. Wilmingtonlans
In Philadelphia this week should by all
means 70 to see this most excellent play.
Next week Mrs. julia Marlowe Tabor
plays school for Scandal" "As You
Like II, and Romeo and Juliet"
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Nnw LeraeY.

TRENTON, March / Tho house passed
Assemblyman A Codding's bill authorizing
the governor to appoint commission OF
three persons to act with similar commits
sions from other states 70 prepare for sub
mission TO the legislatures Of such states
uniform laws regulating divorce, insolven-
oy and form Of notarial certificates. An
appropriation Of So, 900 is Incorporated ia
the bill. Among the bills passed was the
assembly bill authorizing NIiddlesex conn
ty to issue bonds for $3.50, 600 70 build a
drawbridgo bS.wccn Perth Amboy and
South AmbUy.
Nr Oloott gave notice Of his intention
to introduce a resolution at his discretion
relieving the committee on municipal cor
porations from further consideration Of
the bill anncxing Harrison and Kearncy
to Essex county. Tho house also passed
The senate bill making it unlawful to con
yoy, sell, assign or transfer the chattels Of
any insolvont company.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Mr.. SALISBURY IS ILL.

The Ex-secretary of State in a Pracarious
Condition.
Special Di- patch Evening Journal
DOVER, March 1--Distressing news
comes to day from the sick chamber OF
ex-secretary Of State John r Salisbury,
whose happy face has been missed
about the State House and town
for more than 8 week or since he was
seized with an attack resembling In
husnza
The news to- day is that Mr.. Salisbury
Is worse, and his condition has become
quite critical.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
eleven Years ola and Drunk.

Shortly before 2 o'clock officer Paul
Ward saw a boy staggering along by
Fourth aud Adams streets He went
after him when the urchin fell and hurt
himself on the pavement. He was sent
in on the patrol. He gave his name
as John Burke OF No, 20S
South VanBuen Street was
IL years old, and had got his liquor
from some boys on the railroad. He was
not seriously hurt
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
FoRTY-TWo KILLED.

a Railroad Train Piunges Down Noun
tain Canyon.
CITY OF MEXICO, March An excur-
sion train coming into the city on the In
teroceanic railroad met with a fearful &C.
cidont While rounding curve on the
side Of a mountain five coaches jumped
tho track and went down the canyon.
Forty two people were killed and 80 or
moro seriously injured.
Tho accident occurred about 40 kilome-
ters from this city.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
I.nmhardn.n WIdnu RaoaIraa asOo.

The widow Of Niekola Lomberdo re-
csived $500 through her attorney. Josiah
Maryil. this morning from the B & 0.
Beneficial Association for the death Of
Lombsrdo, who was killed on The B. & o.
r r. at stanton, February 8 Mr..
Maryil.will now enter suit against the B.
& o. r. R Co. for 81, 600 damages for his
death
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Oklahoma open to Prize rights.

6UTHRIE, Q. T., March l.-The house
has passed Representative Little's bill for
the promotion Of athletic sports, which
allows sparring matches and prize fights.
This will open the territory to Corbett
and titzsimmons and any other national
champions without fear of interference.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
sulllrnn sinrts Fnr Nrw Ynrl.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March 1. John L,
Sullivan and the members Of his party
left for New York after having been in
Iacksslville a week. His "Tuc Ameri.
can" company has dishanded, and his
trunks are in possession Of the sheriff.
Sullivan has no definite plans for the fu-
turp
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
setback For tic Tiilmnn Law.

CHARLESTON, March 1.-Tho schooner
Carolina, seized by the state constables
while transporting whisky from savannah
to Charleston in violation OF the dispensary
law. was taken possession Of by the Unit
I'd States marshal on the ground that the
seizure was in violation Of the interstate
colnmerc0 law
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Personal Events.

Hon. William G. Spraance, Of VIII
pington, was in the city last evening, the
suest Of the Misses Spottswood.
Howard Mccoy, of Wilmington, has
been visiting friends at Farnhurst
Station Agent William II Cramer and
'smily, OF Fsrnhurst. spent yesterday in
New Castle on visit TO friends
John T. Comegys is not a member OF
Watson Post, @. A r Of New Castle,
rat of Admiral 8 F. Dupont Post. No
g A R of Wilmington. and friend
II the New Castle organization.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
HeaId 4 Co.'S Public sale.

The following properties will be sold
by Heald & Co., March I'd, in addition to
the other properties advertised. No. 1f21
West street, II rooms aud bath. Lot,
22x1l6 No. 1928 West street. II rooms
and bath Lot. % skis Examine these
nice houses and gets bargain.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
oIass . Entertaln Tts Friends.

Miss Eatslls Deskyne's class, No. 10,
" the NJ. z Sunday school, viii entertain
Il the residence Of Z L Wilson, on
South Fourth street, this evening and
his excellent program viii be rendered /:
singing, "From Greenland's Icy Mountains y
Glass
rablesux. illustrated Proverbs, .. Class
scenes from Mother Goose,
Roy Snavely, Bessie Wilson
f'harades .................... ........... Glass
'lnging, "Oger the Ocean Wave,n ....... Glass
li4piO solo. Selected .....- Miss Nellie Robinson
~ornet solo, Selections from Bohemian Girl, .
Rev. V. S. Collins
leading, Selected ...-........ Miss NJ. Draper
iocal solo. ''rhe Good Shepherd"
Mrs. r. A. vallette
i'lsno solo, ''The Storm" Miss Bessie Wilson
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Real Estate Trsnsfers FiIsd.

Transfers of real estate have been fled
as follows Ann G Perkins to James g.
Moore, No. $40 East Second street !;
William Beadsnkopi to Thomas j. Bowen,
Jr., No. 1914 Tatnall street; Julius
Rey bold aud wife, by Paul Gil,Is, TO
willism Bsadsnkopf. No 1914 TetnAll
street.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
oruaadsra TO Confer degrees.

This evening Crusaders Temple No.
2. Ladies Temple Knights Of Golden
Eagle. will confer the degrees on Cyrus
Temple, No. 3, In the Temple Mrs.
Walters, Of Fhiladslphis, plll be
present.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Incidents Of the nay.

All vehicles and convey&nces Of any
Wzs size must now have two horses
ttsrhed ~ It 10 TO be drawn over the
osas 10 this vicinity, espselslly the state
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Cotton-New York closing Prices.
ChIcaro CloaInr PrIoaa.

March, ; IS bid; April. 5.45 bid; May. 54s
sos asked; August. SIS bid; 8. IS asked.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01

Wheat, May, s45s; Corn, May, 45i4; Oats.
Lard, May, S52ls; Ribs. May. sgskasb.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Changer n The Hnrhor.

Things looked brighter ia the harbor
yesterday upon the arrival OF the large
schooner Star Of the Sea, from Havsna.
Early IN the day, the bark Wandering
Jew got away for Havana. Captain
Israel Riding went 70 work on the stove.
in port bow Of the Reading barge
schuy KIN pierced through by tue ice at
Fort Delaware Last night the harbor
bad its busiest appearance OF the year
with the international and her tow
ssndwlched In between the wooden
shipping
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
SPRING
NEOKWEAR
OPENING
TOMORROW. .

perial Flowing End, Windsor
-Four in Hand, Monarch Teck,
Adjustible Band Bow and Club
House Tie. Our strong line is
at so cents. More and better
silks than you ever saw for the
money and every tie we'll and
carefully made. We have
big reputation for % cent
Neckwear and we are juss as
careful in selecting styles in
this grade as in the finer ones.
Beautiful Scotch plaida and a
full line of plain black satin
and silks in all the new and
popular shapes. Look in the
window; it will give you some
idea of a few of the good
things we have for you.
Closed evenings except Sat-
urdays at 6 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01

JAMES 7. MULLIN & SON,
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats,
Shoes, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Artisans Savings Bank
NO. 500 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Delaware.
Wilmington. Delaware

Open daily from a.O'clOck a. m. until ,. m
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
PROOFS OF THE BIBLES ACCURACY

Other Events About Town Pleasant Par
lor Entertainment To-night-RepAiring
tho Reading barge sohuJIkili-The
Various Candidates who WIN BE sup
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-08
MAILING FORD.

Conrad Hauenstein and Miss Sarah Charlotte Ranford, daughter of William Ranford, were married at o'clock yes terday afternoon at the home of the bride on South Elm street. Rev. J. E. Wildman officiated. The happy couple started for New York on the early evening train.
 At the meeting of St. PauIs vestry Wednesday evening it was voted unani- mously in favor of free pews to take effect April 1. Fraray Hale M. K. Thomas, H. l.. Hall, R. D. Perkins, Will liam Hodgkinson and William N. Mix appointed committee to wait upon the parishioners in reference to pledges be- ing given toward support of the church.
 The Jane" company will appear in the opera house March 16.
 Dr. c. H. Atwater and Mrs w. G.. Choate have rented the east side of the Atwater place on Christian street, and a school for boys will be opened.
 Miss Clara w. Wilcox of Vernon Gen. ter is the guest of Mrs. Charles Wilcox of Church street.
 Charlie Baldwin is breaking in" as motorman on the Center street electric car to fill Fred Darley's position, who Is going back to work at the Insulated wire company's works.
 A new dry goods store will soon be opened in F. A. Wallace's block in the store recently occupied by L. R. Cook, the shoe dealer.
 Judge Hubbard and wife go to New York to-day.
 Octave Odett has gone out of the res taurant business after three weeks experiment
 The Rev. w. w. Peck of Wesleyan college will preach to the Methodists in o. U. A. M. hall every Sunday during March. Services at and p, m.
 Charles F. Smith, Frank M Barthol- omew, w. c. Loomis and Street Will Hams have taken the oath of justices of the peace.
 There will be baptism at the Advent church Sunday evening.
 Judge Martin has appointed J. P. Eos ter administrator on the estate of w. N. Foster. R. s. Austin and o. I. Martin are the appraisers.
 Attorney O. H. D. Fowler and T. F. Daily, commissioners on the Andrew Ryan estate, have made their report. The general claims allowed were $5,. 3O3.58 preferred claims $69.66 The es- tate will probably pay about twenty five cents on the dollar.
 Night Operator Hartigan won the watch rallied by James Stewart with ticket No.32.
 Wednesday afternoon, just before the l:9S train came down, a stranger came into the depot and tackled MT, Hobson, the telephone man from New Haven, asking him for ten cents to make out