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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29

TIE CHATHAM NATIONAL. BANK
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
TINHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this dav
i declared Quarterly Dividend OK FOUR PER CENT.
pr cent? Of the earnings OF the past three months
payable October ISL until which the transfer
Will be closed. IL. y. DOREMUS Cashier.
New York. September 9Th. 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
3ANKs-LOCAL sECURITIE

Appended is a table Of The current quotations
OF city bank stocks. together with their par value
md at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29

ITO THE HOLDERS Of ST. Charles Bridge
i First and Second Mortgage Bonds Of the St Louis
Kansas CITY and Northern Ry Co.
NOTICE: Coupons u above bCads due October LIT,
next and thereafter will be paid at the office OF The
Wabash Railroad Co.. No l0J Broadway. New-York
J. c. OTTESON Sccreiary
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
PROPOSALS.


DRoPosALs-DE WARE STATE HOS
Il pital st Farnhurst. Sealed proposals will
be received by the trustees for the following
supplies for the months OF May. June, July
and August. viz; Groceries. bread, beef veal
and mutton, dry goods, mems clothing, shoes,
crockery and drugs.
Bids for beef will be on fore and hind quar-
ters out of cattle well fatted and dressiug
not less thana500 pounds. This kidney fat to
be excluded in the bid on hind quarters.
BIDS TO veal TO be on the gho'e animal.
The calves to be well fatted and dressing not
less tnan 90 pounds.
Bids on mutton to be on the fore quarters
and the whole animal The sheep 10 ne we'll
fatted and dressing not less than 35 pounds.
All supplies to be delivered at the Hospital
free OF charge and In such quantities as may
be ordered by the superintendent
Blank flrms Of proposals and envelopes will
be turn sht d to those who address DR.. w. H /.
Hancker. Farnhurst. Del.
No bids will be considered unless 70 ade on
said blanks and In the manner there desig-
mated The bids will be opened at the hospit-
al at II 30 O'Clock. Thursday, May End, lss5.
Contracts will be awarded to the best bidders
The trustees reserve the right to reject bids
not deemed 10 the interest of the Institution.
Samples can be seen by applying at the dos
pltaL
An bids must be pre snted before Tuesday.
Msy. ? lsso. W. q. HARokEk, Supt.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
WHAT SHALL THE HARVEST BIZ?

Though Nearing Its End There La No
More Prospect Of Senator Than at
the Legiaiativs session's Beginning.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, April 23-The absenee Of
Representatives Pyle and Morgan
caused the only changes that developed
into to days vote for United States
senator. The talked OF Richardson
boom did not mAterialz, and the vote of
to-day was taken without the usual
interest. The result.
Hlggins--senator Alrichs, Representa-
tlves Jclls, Rsybold, Walker. Wilson
10.
Rldgely Senators Fenimore, Harring-
ton. Pyle; representatives DAILY, Davis,
Killen, sypherd, Watson, Speaker pro
tenn Rscords-0.
Addicka-senator Handy, Representa-
tlves Ball, Brown. Money, Moor, Rob-
bins--6
Pennewill-Senatora Plsrcs and Moore,
Representative Fleming-3
Massey Representatives Burton,
Townsend and Speaker McMullsn--8
Tunnell- Repre- entative Mustard--1.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
A AEY SYNAGOGUE FORMED.

Reformed Israsiites Engage 81 Rabbi
and Organize a Congrsgation-rhey
WIN Build In the Near Future.
The reformed faction Of the local
Israelites Lave bsen in session for the
past three. days. They have had az their
main object the building OF q synAgoxus
for the reformed Jews; second object Is
the moral education OF all classes Of
Israelites. The reformed class believes
In the removing of hats during services,
the seating Of women with the men, the
SAY ing of the prayers and the preaching
OF sermons In English and not In, Hebrew,
and various other advanced ideas.
Rabbi Korn, Of Phlladelphla. has been
chosen as the pastor OF the new ayna
gogue. Of which Nathan Lisberman Is
president, Edward Lsvy vics president
and Max Ephraim, chairman Of the board
" trustees.
There are about forty members Of the
new congregation and 1t is believed that
sufficient amount will be raised In the
near future TO insure a commodlous
place OF worship. For the present the
meetings will be held in the hall at
Eighth and Orange streets.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
ALL IN HONOR OF MINUIT
Sons of Delaware Do Rever-
ence to New Sweden's Settler.
NEW AND INTERESTING FACTS

Presented by ChAplain Cort In His
Historical Sketch of the First Governor.
TAose Missing Senate BILE stin Out
OF sight-work Done in the House
and Senate To-day.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, April 20 The Peter Minuit
memorial exercises we're held in the
court room here this afternoon. They
continued for an hour and = half. All
the members OF the Legislature, the
judges, state effcsrs, and 3 delegation
Of the Sons OF Delaware from Phlladel-
phiA we're among the many spectators
present.
Speaker Records presided. Prayer was
offered by Chaplain W. L \. Murray, Of
the House, and Henry G. Conrad, Esq,
OF Wilmington. made an eloquent
address on the services of Peter Minuit
to Delaware
Chaplain Cyrus oort. Of the Senate,
read an interesting historical sketch Of
Mlnuit in his relation TO the govern
ments OF New Netherlands and New
Sweden,
Chaplain Cort had discovered some facts
not generally known In regard. to Ainuit,
He said he WAS born at Vessel, on the
Rhine. He was lost In hurricane down
In the West ladies' after he had estab
llshed Now Sweden and built Fort
Christine.
The speaker brought out the fact which
hs learned recently from the archives OF
Sweden that MinuIt landed at placs
called Paradise Point, between Mis-
pllllon and Murdarklll erssks. Ia Kent
county. This was not later than March
is or 16, in the year 1888.
Two weeks later, on March 80, 1898. hi
met five Iroquois chiefs on the present
sits OF Wilmington and made treaty
With them In which over sign manuals o.
their respective tribes, they decided to this
government Of Sweden the country from
Cape Hsnlopen TO the Falls Of Trenton
for a satisfactory compensation. The
name deciding the country south of viii
mington was MAtatsimene.
This treaty was made forty four year.
before Penn's treatv under the famou
old elm tree and was never broken
Minait then built Fort Christine, VII
mington, and established the colony on
safe and prosperous footing.
After the reading Of this sketch thsrs
was vocal music by Mrs. James L
Wolcott and others who sang "On
Hundred Years 70 Come
Hon. N B Smithsrs did not speak.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
TO DRILL OR NOT TO DRILL.
THAT is THE QUESTION PuzzllNG
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

IL Is Diseased At Last Nights Meeting
Bv Lieutenant Frisr and David Fer
ris-ro Action Taken-othsr Business
transacted BY the school Fathers.
To drill or not to drill7 That was the
question which was discussed before the
Board Of Education last evening. Lieu
tenant Frier, the government instructor
at Delaware College, WAS present and
spoke Ia favor Of introducing the drill.
not as a system OF gymnastics, but rather
because 1t would ht boys to become
soldiers should they aver be needed
He had never heard q valid obi sotlon to
the drill system.
The Introduction of the drill In the
schools had been favorably spoken OF in
the War Department at Washington, for
the reason that the attendance at
Delaware College did not Justify a detail.
There are 100 army officers now located
n various schools, aud fully 30 600 boys
are being educated In military taetics AT
tue high school at Fort Leavenworth
Kansas, there Is battalion Of which ths
people are proud Lieutenant Frler read
she opinion of United States Commis
sionsr Of Education W. Il. harris. that
the drill was a good thing, aud sug
gested It's introduction.
David Ferris opposed the drill, and
stated that the impression that the oRlg
opposition to the plan WAS from tbs
Friends' Society, was not correct There
Is more opposition outside the society
even than there Is in IL. He opposed ths
teaching OF the science OF war. and
thought that anything that would tend
10 retard the progress towards arbitra
sion as shameful
Remarks were made in favor Of Oh,
drill BY Commissioners Turner aftol
which the matter was returned TO thu
COMMITTEES
The finance committee reported
salaries $l05. $50 "A; books and station
cry, 81, 05O; fuel, IS. 600; repairs. $8, 500
miscellaneous. $500; rent $500; Free
Library, s. 5l2: new building, $50, 900
total &l47, SOL "a
s. Il Baynard said that plans for ths
alteration of No 4 school were being
drafted and would be ready for aubmis
sion TO the board at ihs next meeting,
A letter from Mt Joy NJ E. Church
Offering $i5 for the old iron railing In
school No IS yard, was read aud referred
to the visiting committee OF that school
A communication from the Society foi
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children
STATED that tbs members were In fAvoI
Of compulsory education.
Attention was called to the death oil
Henry 7. Alexander, member from The
Second ward, aud a committee to drafi
resolutions was named The flags were
ordered placed at half mast for three
days, after which ths board adjsurned.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
FOR THE lBgEEFIT OF MANY.

Judge Ball Decides That Few dust
sunfsr-rhs Charge Against Richard
Patzowsky Dismissed.
The charge against Richard Patzowsky,
superintendent of f BlumenthAl 4 Co !,
fol violating the city ordinances by OBJ
structing the sidewalk st the morocco
factory, at Chestnut and Monroe streets,
came up before Judge Ball in Municipal
Court las. evening.
Witnesses testified to the fact that carts
were backed on to the sidewalk and
allowed to stand there for from twenty
to forty fve minutes The drippings Of
lime and hair deflled the sidewalks and
roadway, and people residing in that
vicinity were very much Inconvenience
On the other side, the manager of the
factory and a number OF his employees
testified that the wagons were not
permitted to stand there longer than
necessary, and the pavement was cleaned
after each load Was sent off.
After hearing both sides Judge Ball
decided that 1t was q case where q few
had to suffer In order that many might
be benefited and dismissed the charge,
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
SENATE BILLS STILL MISSING.

Members Believe They Were Lost as
There is No Known Motive for Steal
ing Them-Govsrnor Watson Appoints =
Notary Publie for New Castle.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER. April a8.-Ths committee
appointed to investigate she disappear
ancs OF the two Senate bills, mst this
morning TO sxAmins the clerks. II failed
to locate the bills. and steps were la
medlAtsly taken to have duplicates
drawn. It was hoped they would
be found In Senator Moore's desk, but
they wsrs not thsre.
The Senate passed the Hsuse bill this
morning divorsing Eliza and Jehn r
Short The Hsuss passed tbs House
bills TO divorce Emma and Asa Morris,
and Alice and Earl d, Lock wood.
The House committes reported un
favorAbly the House bill allowing the
insurance commission instead Of the
clerk Of the peace to issue insurenee
licenses the bill authorizing clsra
Of the peace OF Kent county, to make
new records: bill increasing the salary Of
abe attorney general aud Ia relation ts
the AppoIntmsnt Of receivers OF insolveni
corporations.
The House passed the House bill tC
incorporate ths Kent and Sussex Mutual
Fire and Insurance Company, and alss
the Senate bill Incorporating the Blu,
Rock Council, Legion Of the Red Cross.
The House Committee on Appropria
tions reported fsvOrably on the bill
authorizing ths board Of trustees Of ths
Delaware State Hospital at FArnhursi
to Issue bonds amounting to 835, 900 FOL
new buildings
The investigating committee reported
that It could not find the missing Senate
bills The report was accepted and thu
COMMITTEES discharged.
Senator Handy then introduced ne#
bill, extending the time Of the charter o
the Chester and Wilmington Electri,
Railway Company to January. 1897
1t was put through under sus-
pension Of rules. 1t is believed tina
these bills we're lost. as there is no know
motive for stealing them.
Governor Watson to day appointed
William Deakyne notary public for EeV
Castle county, to succeed Frank e
Herbert, deceased.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
IT Was A FATAL VISIT.

John Coburn Jumps From p w. &B.
Freight and is Run Over aud KILLED An
Inquest Being Held.
Shortly after midnight, John Coburp,
Of No. 14O7 South Thirteenth street,
John ChIisty. Of No. l42s South Juniper
street and Samuel Lloyd. of No. 878
North Eighth street, Philadelphia,
boarded freight In that city to make q
trip to Baltimore They reached the
fcot OF Madison street about daylight.
and desiring to make few houra' stay
In Wilmington got of. Coburn on one
side Of the train and ths others on the
other.
Another freight passed about this
time and when IL had gone Christy and
Lloyd discovered Coburn lying By
the track, his leg cut of
and his body badly mAnglsd.
They notified the railroad men and the
body WAS taken to the depot and turned
over to Deputy Coroner Chandler, who
held an inquest this afternoon AZ 2
o'clock. An adjournment was found
necessary however, az the railroad men
could not bs secured
Ohristy and Lloyd we're held st the
police station as witnesses Cohurn was
81 years of age and unmarried.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
WANTS 4 EEW OFFICE.

chief OF Police Has No Private Apart
ment-other Matters Discussed BY
Council.
The office OF the chief OF police is not
large enough for the dutiea connected
with the position. There Is no private
apartment in which matters OF private
nature can be discussed
For these reasons City Council has
been asked to make Gn appropriation
when the annual appropriation list is
made out, providing for the necessary
addition. A communication was re-
eeived by the Board OF Police Commits
sionsrs last night at the session OF the
body relative to the matter.
Council also sent Communication ask
ing for an estimate OF the proposed ex
psnses Of the police department. during
the fiscal year beginning July l.
William H. Johnson was confirmed a
special watohman at the works Of VIII.
liam B. Clerk & Co.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
rhs Case Against ahs Ford company.

The argument in the case brought by
the Jessup aud Moore Paper Company
against the Ford Morocco Company for
alleged pollution Of the water Of Silver
brook is still on before the chancellor.
John BIggs closed bis argument yes
day afternoon and Edward g.
Bradford began bis. The former, in
connection with a. II Ward, represents
and Levi G Bird are for the paper coma
pany. The argument on both Sides
consisted in the reading Of we'll known
cares bearing on the alleged violatIOn Of
the ipjunstion.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
GIANT STEAMSHIP PASSES OUT.

The British ssa-Gosr Maristow Leaves
the Waters OF the Christians for Thoss
OF the Gulf stream.
At 1890 o'clock this morning the great
ocean atesmer Maristow, probably the
largest cargo vessel that has ever entered
the Christiana, was taken from ths dry
dock Of ths Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company and cleared for Galveston. Tex.
The MArlstow hRs had her bottom acraped
and painted on the dry dock and the
work has been going on constantly, day
and night, Aimee Saturday,
Three tugs were brought into ssrwlce
to take the Briton out the Christiana aud
her IS foot propeller wheel lay still In
the water as she passed through the
draw at Market street. The strong
tug Laura B was on the
lead with two tow lines extending from
her stern sides up to the lofty prov of
the Britisher. Aatarn Of the steamship
came the tug Amanda Powell, also with
two tow lines TO prevent the mammoth
bull from swinging into any object or
slipping on the way out the Christians.
The tug Martha Joined the Laura B. Just
below Market street bridge
Only since last September has the
Marlstow been sailing the ocean blue. Z"
She was built at Mlddleborough, England,
last year and nor halls from Plymouth
The British flag doats proudly from her
aternpost and this coat Of arms Of the
city Of Plymouth huttered vt her main
masthead.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.

Proposals will be received by the Trustees
Of the Poor of New Castle county until 10
The . of 5 Apri MI ~ q dsso 11T suPpiylonsg
with beef, mutton, salt pork. bread, groceries.
carpet slippers.
Bids for beef will be by he quarter in pro
portion OF one hind-quarter to three fore
quarters, ont of cattle we'll fatted and dress
ing not less than 500 pounds.
Bids for mutton will be for fore-ouarters of
eight ribs only
Bios for groceries, dry goods and drugs will
schedule and must be OF the hest nnalitv
Bids FOR one years supply of coal will be re-
ceised at same time and place, about 800 tons
viii be required.
All goods to be delivered at the almshouse
IN sucn quantities and at such times AZ the
superintendent may direct
DAVID Mccoy. superints ndeut.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Epjoynble Time in a Lodge Room.

An excellent entertainment WAS given
last night By Washington Lodge, No. |.
knights of Pythias The st. Clair Male
Quartet and the "OE vi" 0rchestrs sup
piled the musical numbers. Harry l..
Belts swung the Indian clubs to music,
Professor Handy sang funny songs and
R King gave exhibitions in nind
reading. Feed &. Kaiser played saxo-
phone solo.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
TO Meet at Lswss Early in june.

The piocssan Convention. representing
the Protestant Episcopal parishes Of
Delaware, will hold It's next annual meet
ing at Lewss early in June This will
be dslightful opportunity for enthusi-
Astic churchmen TO spend profitable
season, spiritually and physically, In this
sea town. About 90 parishes will send
clergy and lay representation.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
The Confirmation Of Deaf mutes.

At 7.45 o'clock to night there will be a
service of unusual interest at st. An
draws Church. Bishop Ooleman will
administer the right Of confirmation to
deaf mntss and the entire service will be
translated into the sign language by J..
NJ Koehler. the missionary TO the deaf
and dumb.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
The WHIST TOURNAMENT.
Final Game OF the Wilmington Club Con
tast-The Prize winners.

Final OMmo OF tn1 " hhAhkAoA NAuH 0oA-
test-Ths Prize Winners.
The fnal game Of the Wilmington
Whist Clubs tournament was played
last evening. The FIRST prize. q shaving
set, was won by F. L. Kuriz. while the
BOBBY prizs. a dozen OF marbles and a
plush cap, fell to f. l. Carpenter The
scores were: plus-F. L Kurtz 81 IL;
Joseph Swift, 20 90: @ Pyle. 2t OF; E
Belts, II Al; J. R Moore, is 10; w. H
Morrison, ~ 90; Lobdsll, II 5S; Candy,
10 SO; Danforth. 10 Al; H. NJ Taylor, 10. 10;
J E. Smith. 80; Mode. 6 21; g. TAtnall,
$40; MendinhAll. AL; Leisen. 2 e3i
Townsend. 81; sprague, 81; w. h
Swift. 40; J. A. Taylor, So; Sellers,
3 81; Sstterthw waite, Alb; Bradford, 2 o..
MinuT-Thompson IL 81; g Miller. ~ 49,
Bye, IA 1871 l. Tstnall, IA 32; w. P.
Webb, IA "a; Hopes, Bits; o +.
Thomas, 22.54; F L. Carpenter, ~ 81.
Another six night tournament will
begin next Monday evening, and the
irst srizs will be pair Of rszors.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
New York nerald weather Forecssts-.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

While cutting wood yesterday, Joseph
Brai cher, coloreo. cnt open his right knee.
he was taken to the once of Or. G. w. Quinn,
who found IL necessary to put In three
stitches.
The Boston One-PIice Clothing House has
rscaivad the contract for the new pRfferna
OF Wilmington Wheel Club,
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
oroh.str4 Player. making Concert Pro-

Grace Orchestra. which is now In sx
cellent playing trim, is rehsarsing for n
fine concert to be given in Union N e
Church on Thursday evening Of next
week for fund to recsrpet the church.
The orchestra has not appeared In co n
cert in Wilmington for several months
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
EDEN LODGE WILL ATTEND

The Dedication OF the PhiIadelphfa
Temple May Wilmington WIN Be
represented.
On May 81 the new temple of the Odd
Fellows In Philadelphis will be dedicated
and grand time is looked for. Eden
Lodge of this city will attend, some 200
strong. and will act as escort to the
officers of the grand lodge of this state.
The members Of Eden Lodge will wear
regulation dress, dark suits, silk hats,
gloves. canes, badges and black ties
The First Regiment band will furnish
music. The lodge will leave from the
foot Of Market street by special train on
the & O., landing In the Reading ter
minal, twelfth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
eonth WiIminrton ln Darhnann.

While conveying the steamship Marls-
bridge, the tug Amanda Powell. in order
collision with the draw, labored too hard
and crashed into the electric cable, cut
ting 1t In two and thus throwing south
Wilmington In darkness, so far AS cleo
fricity Is concerned.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23

Duck shooting on the Delaware river
at points along the New Jersey shore
opposite Bridesburg. and above, has been
unusually good during the past week
Sprigtails, bAldpates, teal and whistlers
migrating North have stopped along the
marshes TO feed and rest They draw
we'll to stools. but padding for the N
while there Is yet some floating ice In
the river has afforded the bsst shooting.
T. Herbert Onyx, one Of the most expert
duck shooters In that section, boated q
goodly number Of them
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
soARD AND Rooms

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsH HED
" front rooms. with OF without board, Ths
Mensard, No. II East Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
The weather.

In the Middle States and New Enalsnd to-
day clear weather and fresh north westerly
TO westerly winds win prevail, with slightly
higher followed by slowly falling iempera-
ture. On Wednesday. in both Of these sec
tiOns fair westher and fresh 70 llaht westerly
and Dortherlg winds will prevail. with
stationary followed by rising temperature,
and on Thursday warmer, fair weather.
New York Herald Weether Forecssts--A
depression centering in Ontario last evening
will move 10 the northesstw ard. II Will be
followed by a sight fall Of temperature IA
the lake region to-day. Temperature Will
increase In the West and Northwest to-day.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23

Easels, pictures, mirrors at Yerger's, 41s
Shlpley street. at cut prices.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23

Best Goods, Lowest Prices.
Buy coal and wood from q. 7, Sergeant
ofice Seventh and King Phone 545.
ET Hickory WOOD for open grstes.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
some Good sport AZ Dueking.

For room mouldiugs Harry Yerger's, Al
shipley street, Is the right place.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23

Coaches attend all trains and carry guests
to and from the beach free of charge.
Orchestra.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

! sixteenth year under tho same management,
Evening journal., 1895-04-23

Table and service first-class.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-15

Paris theater. London, during the win
ter of 1sos-94. Interest In them imme-
diately became a craze, which spread
to this country. Kilanyi pictures were
first given here In '1492" at the Gar
den theater. They were afterward in
troduced in Little Christopher and
were copied all over the country.