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Evening journal., 1895-03-06
JAPANESE ADVANCE.
Another Town Occupied without Any OPP
position.


position.
LoSpoT, March 6.-A dispatch to The
Times from Shanghai says that the Japa-
nese declare positively that they do not
intend TO block the gulf Of Pe-chi-li. Sew
entcen rice laden steamers left for Tlen-
tsin.
Dispatches from Pefing confirm pro-
vions dispatches outlining the success of
III Hung Chang at the Chinese capital.
They say that after tedious telegraphing
through the United States minister, Mr..
Charles DENLY, the text OF III Hung
Chang's credentials as peace envoy have
been accepted by Japan. Iii Hung Chang
was given an audience by the dowager
empress Of China in the presence Of the
privy council, who heartily supported the
mission upon which the viceroy is en-
gagged.
Prince Kung, president Of the Chinese
foreign office and uncle Of the emperor OF
China silenoed all opposition by present
Ing papers showing that the failure of the
Chinese to repulse the Japanese was due
to the backward policy for which they
were themselves TO blame and exonerat-
ing ii Hung Chang, who spoke frankly
about the condition Of the empire
The powers Of III Hung Chang to nego-
tiatc for peace are believed to be complete,
and the actual commission being signed
he left Peking for Tien-tsin, where th,
Japanese require him to transship for Hi
roshima. Mr., John W. Foster, the Amer
ican adviser Of the Chinese, will join til,
yicoroy soon.
Under date Of Tien-tsin The Times pub
fishes dispatch saying that disturbance
are increasing. One of the Chinese gen
erals In the Shantung province was be
headed by his soldiers for attempting t
suppress pillage. Similar troubles ar
reported at Hanan and Liao- Yang nea
Mukden, which is probably talSon.
YOKOHAMA, March 6.---The Japan6s
third division occupied An-Shong- Chenl
on the morning of March 2. The Chimes
made no opposition
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
sportlnx News Notes.

Advocates Of the formation Of Della.
WARP state league have not yet given up
the matter but will begin TO hustle for
such a movement next week.
Tom" Flanagan, the well-known base
ball pitcher OF this city, will 60 to Little
Rock, Ark next week TO join the st
Louis Browns.
There is letter ct this office for G. J.
MoriRrity. the lightweight pugilist.
Near Media yesterday. the Lima Hunt
Club had great fox chase. The run
altogether lasted Ave hours. Misses
Mary snd Nellie 6tellwagon, Of Media,
rode the entire distance on fine chestnut
thoroughbreds and displayed all the dash
and daring Of the most experienced
riders.
The Contrary Club, one Of the most
powerful political CARNATIONS 10 Ken
tucky, numbering over 1900 members,
has telegraphed Fred Pfeifer that
1t had $500 for the purpose Of paying his
fine.
The three fast trotting mares recently
purchased by Ed de Cernea for James
Gordon Bennett will be shipped to France
on Saturday.
The scheme now on foot to build .
race track In Florida and give Winter
meetings there Is finding some strong
approval from horsemen generally
| Nat Herreshoff's condition was much
more comfortable yesterday afternoon
and his physicians say that, while he Il
not yet out OF danger he is growins
steadily better.
It Is said that an effort lie being mad'
to match Griffo and Leeds TO q finish
Critics friends want big side wager Il
hinge on the result, and this will perhap
be stumbling block in bringing the mel
together.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
QUEER SHOOTING CASE.
Mrs. Martin Killed Nan without Know
ing It.

Mrs. Martin Killed a Man without Know
ing 10.
CINCINNATI, March &. "A most peeul-
lar homicide occurred I'm front OF James
Martins residence on Dalton avenue in
the west end OF tho city, Mr. Herman
Wessling, varnisher in a furniture fac
tory, was on his way to work when, with
out warming a pistol ball entered his
chest, passing through his heart, and he
fell unconscious before Mr. Martin home
The story OF the shooting as told by
Mrs. Martin, is that she was making up
their folding bed in the lower front room
and took tho revolver from undor the
pillow and placed II on the mantelpiece
Just as she did so she heard shot, but
did not know It was the ono she was han
ding. Her husband rushed ia from tho
back room to ask about 1t, and they found
It was their pistol, and also found the hole
where the ball went through the wall.
The police question the accuracy OF the
story Of tho shooting though there II
nothing to show anything but an accident
80 far as the victim is concerned.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
PenpsyIvanIa Railroads. Second Tour t.
urhe GsoIden ssateif

The Golden Gate"
The large number Of people who have
leisure, aud the growing desire of
America to see the wonders of their
native land, are the principal agencies In
advancing 3 healthy sentiment In favor
OF travel
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compsny's
personally conducted tours to California
will be conducted in all respects as those
Of preceding years, with some added
advantages, which cannot fail 90 attract
the attention and enlist the interest of
the tourist.
In addition to the high grade acoommo-
dations and entertainment In transit. the
Pennsylvania tourists are treated with
the same liberslity wherever the journey
ls broken. The choicest rooms In the
leading hotels are always reserved for
their use. for which regular rates are
paid, 30 that the guests, although mem
bers OF q large party, enjoy all the
privileges Of individuals who may have
made their own selections.
The second tour In the 1895 series to
the Golden Gate will leave New York and
Philadelphia March 20. 1895. arriving At
San Francisco March 20. and at New
York and Philadelphia May 10, 1895
Detailed itinerary win be sent on apph
cation to Tourist Agent, No. 1925 Broad
way, New York. or Room Nc. Ill, Broad
Stleet ststioq PhllaSelphia.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
THE N.Y.ST0CK MARKET
T. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THE LATEST WALL STREET NEWS

The GraugerA Freely Sold-toFelgn Ex-
change neutrality-suspicious. Of Gold
shipments-sugar Trusts Dividends.
Southern Freight war-RaiIroad Earn
iDgs Decreased.
special Dispatch Evening Journal.
NEW YORK, March 6-S p. m
Stocks were extremely feverish to day
and on each rally the offerings exceeded
the demand.
London did not respond to the better
feeling here in yesterdays closing hour
and sold st. Paul and Louisville and
Nashville, the latter on the cutting OF
passenger rates to Southern points
The Commack brokers were also free
Fellers OF the Changers.
Foreign exchange advanced again tc
day and fears are entertained that a
small amount OF gold may be forwarded
by Saturdays steamers.
Secretary Carlisle is also apprehensive
that gold will be withdrawn from the Sub
Treasury and that is why he did not Ac-
company President Cleveland on his
shooting trip.
The Executive Committee Of the Sugar
Trust met to day to consider the rate of
dividend for the current quarter and the
rnmor is that they are not In accord,
because Il o HAvemeyer claims that the
distribution should be reduced to 1 per
cent. on the common There has been 3
steady outpouring of long stock.
Whiskey Trust was frmer on the
concession made by the receivers
Of cent gallon to the big jobbers' thus
ending threatened friction.
Chicago gas was bought ON the
strength OF ex Lieutenant Governor
Sheehan's denial that he was interested
in the Ogden Gas Company.
New York Centrals February earnings
decreased 937, 300 and the Southern Rail
way shows loss for the fourth week OF
February $2s 900. THE Southern Rail-
way will meet the cut of the Seaboard All
Line on passenger rates to Atlanta and
this will precipitAte rate war
The weakness of Baltimore and Ohio
was due to foreign selling end to the
report that the road will pass its May
dividends because It has been obliged TO
borrow about 100000
The meeting Of the bituminous Goa
interests held to-day at the rooms Of tbs
Trunk Line association, will result II
the appointing Of special committee K
formulate plan for mutual protection
Harmony prevailed at the morning
session at which General Manager Ferris
OF the Toledo and Ohio Central. pre-
sided.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington ant
Baltimors's annual report shows q de
crease in net earnings Of 1906, 7sO.
Money quiet at 2 per cent
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Boston Women May Not vote.

BosroN, March 6.-The bill 70 grant
full municipal suffrage TO women in Mas.
sachusetts was defeated in the lower leEis.
lative body by vote Of l27 to 81. The
motion brought out an immense audience
of women and occasloned a lively debate
hv the lngislators.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
A Minister snsnenncd.

SYRACUSE, March 6.-Rov Franklin J..
Holzwarth, formerly pastor Of the Wood
lawn Evangelical church in this city and
instructor in German In the Syracuse uni
versity, after an exciting church trial was
found guilty of circulating reports derosa-
tory to member Of his former congrega-
tion aud suspended from the ministry I'M
til the sitting of the conference OF the State
Evangelical association at Niagara Falls
next month.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
missionary socicty'a Accounts Mixed.

NEW YORK, March 6.-There is a short
age in the accounts of the American
Church Missionary society, and the books
Of the organization have been found to be
IN such a confused condition that the ex-
perts at work on them are not as yet in o
position to mako a detailed statement.
The secretary Of the society is Rev. VII.
liam A. Newbold Of Montolair, n. j., and
the treasurer is Henry A. Oakley Of New
York CITY
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
To Drive ont tbe Reer Danoe,.

READING. Pa, March 6.-Bser dances
are at an end ia this town. For time
these festive balls have been very popu.
lar. being pAtronized by hundreds Of
young men and girls. Yesterday long
list of prosecutions. brought before
Aldermen Schradsr and Merkel by
District Attorney Flood, was the first
announcement OF a crusade which has
been instituted against the holding Of
beer balls By alleged social organizations
OF this city.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
TELEGRAPHlc BRIEFS.

An explosion Of gas in Anderson, Ind,
caused $780, 600 damage.
Thursday train will leave Memphis for
Savannah bearing many Negroes en- rolte
to Liberia.
Alabama cotton growers in convention
have agreed TO cut down their cotton acre
age 30 per cent.
Mrs. Joseph L. Odcll wifo Of one Of the
most prominent citizens of Iakeport, n.
H., committed suicide by hanging herself.
The Methodist ministers Of San Fran
CISCO have refused to indorse Miss Ida
Wells who is crusading against lynching
in the south.
Mgr Satolli has received an anonymous
printed petition asking him TO 60 TO Chi
cago and suppress the Clan ma Gael, but
will pay no attention to it,
Charles A. Kendriek and Crawford NJ.
Kcndrick OF 81. Louis, after doing large
and apparently prosperous business, have
disappeared, leaving many debts behind
A meeting Of the board Of directors Of
tho New York and New Jersey Bridge
company was held to consider the general
Specifications for suspension bridge 5, 60c
feet long and 8, 22O feet span between thS
tnwprg
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
DOOR OF HOPE MISSION.
Board of Managers and Advisory Board
Elected at Last Nights Meeting.

Elected at Last Night'B MeetinE.
At a meeting of the Door of Hope
Mission last night the following board
Of managers was elected: Mrs T. Allen
Hilles, Mrs. Carrie Rankin, Mrs. Mer-
ritt Hulburd, Mrs Alfred Elliott, Miss
Mary A. Barr, Mrs H. Cantwell.
Chief Justice @ B. Lore, DR.. Merritt
Hulburd, Rev. William P. Swartz, W.
w. Campbell and Harry Emmons COM
pose the advisory board.
The most interesting subject before the
meeting was that concerning the pur-
chase OF the house, No. 206 Jefferson
street. as 3 refuge for girls. The Idea
Is to make the house q real refuge, where
the girls could go ana leave at will. The
next meeting of the mission win be held
at No. 206 Jefferson street.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Fourth class Postmasters.

WASHINGTON. March 6.--The following
fourth class postmasters were appointed;
New York-Mount Pleasant, Mrs. Il
p A. Bishop.
Pennsylvania-B Bean, Samuel Dettin
ger; Brownsburg, M. Belle Case; Dan
boro, ID. G. Ross, Frioks, Jacob Scholl
Keister's, Isaiah Bryson.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Met and Elsetsd omesr..

A meeting Of the incorporators Of the
Pennrock Company was held at the
Office Of Hoffecker & Hoffecker, on
Monday evening. The following officers
were elected President, Samuel M.
Trump; secretary and treasurer. Hunter
Grub, vice president end msnscer,
Charles q Grub.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
The New shop penun.

Workmen commenced ta-day to build
the new r, w & B. shop at the foot OF
French street. the erection Of
which permit was recently
taken out. as has been announced. All
the material and implements for its con-
struction are being moved down In the
old stone building apjourning 1t this
affaruoou
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Another Delaware Vessel Missing.

The Emma J. Meyer, schooner built
at Milton in 1884, is missing with her
crew Of eight men. Shs Is . So2 ton
cosstwise carrier and sailed from Charles.
ton forty days ago with a cargo of rail-
read hes for Philsdslphis.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
cnrnnlln. YnndnrhIlt In Enrnre.

QUEENSTOWN March 6.--Among ths
passengers on the White Star line steamer
Majestic which arrived here from New
York. We're Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Van,
derbilt and their children and Mr.. and
Mrs Bradley Martin
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
..Irnlnnd nnd Kona J.

Rev. u. j. Flynn will lecture in the
Opera House on March II, 1895, on
ireland and Rome" A grand sacred
concert with orchestral accompaniment
will add to the entertainment No extra
charge for reserved seats. Tickets are
selling rapidly.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Felt an Farthuunke SHOOK.

WINSTON, n. c., March GA distinct
earthquake shock lasting several seconds
was felt here. Buildings were shaken,
but no damage was done.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
80 Hnrrnshnn Mnrne. /.

BRISTOL, r. J., March 6--The illness
Of Nat Herreshoff took Al unfavorable
turn, and DIR. Miller was hastily summon
cd The physician states that he found
grave symptoms Of pneumonia.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
orsler preaEer.. ve..eI. sel,ea.

BALTIMORE, March 6. Twenty one oys-
ter vessels were seized in Chesapeake bay
charged with dredging on grounds reserv-
ed for tongers.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Covering the oadAKua,s boilers.

Additional improvements are being
made to the Spanish steamship Cadagua
at the Harlan and Hollingsworth Com.
pany's and the steamship will
be detained here on that
account j. R Hudson Il Co. and
Benjamin F. Shaw are covering the
vessels boilers with asbestos after the
most modern plans
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Generous oift to the historical Society

Generous Gift 20 the Historical Society.
Henry O. Conrad, amember and officer
Of the Delaware Historical Society,
yesterday afternoon received for that
society generous gift.
It consisted of a life-sized portrait Of
Benjamin Blackiston. and key
to the old jail or meeting house
that formerly stood at Fourth and
West streets. The presentation was
made by Charles G Gru5b The sItl.
cleB belonged to MI. Gr1bb's
father, the late George 8.
Grubb The key is ponderous brass
affair. weighing one pound and one
ounce. II was presented to Mr.. Grubb
the elder, for the telling Of the best
story at his old office, Third and Market
streets.
The portrait, which is about 400 years
old, was given to him by s. w. Nc
Caulley
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Prepare for Spring

The cures accomplished by Hoods
Sarsaparilla tell what it does more
eloquently than any argument which
can be written. Read the frank state
ment below:
"Last spring. on account OF overwork
and bad humors, became very much run
down. About June scrofuIa bunch APP
Evening journal., 1895-03-06

II you were about to journey TO o
warmer or colder climate you would.
make careful preparations.
Besides taking a supply OF warmer
or cooler clothing, as the case might
be, you would thoughtfully select
stock Of medicines as safeguards to
keep you in good health.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
A PlaRue Or nTeaaItn

There is an epidemic of measles In
South Wilmington, and even the strong
men Of that vicinity ara falling victims
to the contagion William Kersey, of
South Heald street, Is one of the latest
eRses reported.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Hoy KIIIed by The trolley.

BR1DGEPoRT, Conn, March 6.--,lohn
Neylan, aged 10, was run over by tho troll
Icy cars in Stratford and Instantly killed.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Personal Events.

Mrs Theodore B. Rogers and Miss
Mary Holcomb are visiting in Philsdel-
phia.
Miss CordellA Deakyne's class enter
tainment at the residencs of MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas Frszsr, last evening, was
very interesting and was enjoyed by
large company OF friends.
Mrs. r. r Morrison aud Mrs. John
Megginson left here TODAY for State
Road 60 attend the funeral OF Mrs
Morrison's sister, Mrs. Cordelia Wilson.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Incidents Of the Dav.


unexpectedly disappeared from Model
farm over year ago, is now carrying on
farming near Salem, on the opposite Side
OF the Delaware
Higgins, Ferguson and Fleming, well
known Wilmington ball players, have
signihed their Willingness to play with
the Columbia A. @ team this season
James Truitt was before Mayor Her
bert last evening on a charge Of con
tempt OF court, in rejecting on tine
integrity OF the city tribunal by spread
ing story that the mayor had privately
squelched Truitt's charge against Mrs
]. A Schuhardt for threatening. He
made clean denial, saying he never
doubted the courts integrity.
Agate ware at bargain prices. from l0c mp.
Call and see our job lots wall paper. 4. .stoops,
County Assessor John ]. Sheridan
received his certified lists yesterday and
to-day they are exposed to public view
thus; East district, Ferris's drug store /;
South, Star Hotel North. Hunter 8
marble works West, United States
Hotel.
A common question about town to-day
was: Are you going TO Dover to-nighti
William Bartlett, who with JEFF and
John Williams and Joseph Johnson, Of
this city, have been hunting and fishing
all season down the bay, took 1000
pounds Of rock, etc to Philadelphia
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Chicago Ulosinm Prioea.

Wheat. May. 5S5S; Corn. May. 44s@; Oats,
May 2s5S0gs; Pork. May. l062ls; Lard, May.
sos; Ribs, May, 4s5S.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06

Now we are all about to change to a
warmer climate, though not of our
own volition, and what is more reason
able than to take a reliable medicine to
resist the debilitating effects of higher
temperatures?
Hoods Ssrsaparilla is just the medi-
cine needed. 1t thoroughly expels
Evening journal., 1895-03-06

April, 6 81 bid; 5.5s asked; May. sol bid:
5.62 asked; June, SIS bid; 64 asked; July,
s.eI bid; a.6s asked; August, $40 bid; 5.7l
Aaked.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Purify Your Blood

peared on the left side OF my collar bone.
1t was very sore continually, and after
a time my left arm began to feel dis
agreeable. In a short time it panied me
nearly all the time. With that and the
scrotula was in perfect misery all through
the summer. became so bad that my
friends tried to me get to have a doc
Evening journal., 1895-03-06

orders In bank. This was the last
meeting Of the old CITY Council unless
the president sees ft to call special
meeting.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06

H1&@HD0 ouV iruAn@Aa - Al'H'ft.f. = AtNp- Ae
Part of these errors are charReahle to the
sxrying over of persons who sre dead OF re-
laved. , hey amount TO sk25.ss.
Barnard Rodgers made application for
lease OF ground at forks Of Third and
Fourtb streets, near Wilmington road.
iranted at rental Of $40 per year This
the triangular lot opposite the resi-
,lsnce Of Ira Lunt.
The salaries for city officials ordered
lrawn and held. Bills $19 40 for slabs
for covering wells passed
The mayor was reminded to order the
isy election for Tuesday, April 8, for
sayoF, three members of City Council
nae assessor and treasurer.
MF. EilaHou offered to advance the
srpey due cu passtnR bills until suoh
ms qlsn Council could make good its
Evening journal., 1895-03-06

other Happenings About TOWN. ists OF
the Hundred Received From Levy
Court-New onoers Of this Trustees Of
the uommon--A Tenant and His Duty
Regarding Fences.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
cIty CouneIlls Last MsslInE.

At City Councils meeting there were
present President Holschumaker. Cooper,
taylor. Eliason. The Committee on
Streets and Highways reported streets
and highways cleared Of snow for about
sl75 The finance report for 1898 was
cad thus
>mount collected on duplicate ... si3655 %
centage ......................... Il 50
Net amount TO be collected .... Sl3.6l4 IL
Total amount OF errora......... ..... 12o9 s.
Result ................ .............. sl2,3l4 "a
ollectora commission. .-........... 53s IS
Net amount due city........ <.b5s a.
lspcaited TO credit. i0,493 40
Balance due February l. 1895. ... 8 l,0e2 "a
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
The treasurer Must Give Bond.

Mr. Challenger raised the point that
the treasurer must furnish bond, as Is
required 10 the charter Of the Trustees
hut which, OF late. has been neglected.
The shartev called for . bond Of g., 500
Mr.. Rodney stated that the original
charter called for 8 bond OF 500 pounds
tcoloniaD and not $500 sterling The
soiouial pound was equal 70 g. 81 OF
United States money. 1t was fnally
decided to require q bond Of the treas-
uFer.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Hoods SarsapariIIa

tor, but / thought I would try Hoods
Sarsaparilla. l have taken five bottles
and part OF the sixth and am feeling like
myself again. / have gained hesh rapidly
The scrofula bunch and my Iameness has
all gone, and feel like a new creature"
MISS HATTIE M. CLARK, Parkmsn, Maine.
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Still Holds Tho Fort.

The widow BeSSen in SuIth Ard
more. whose diSrcputable conduct has
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the people of that portion Of the city,
and who refused 10 vacate on the
notice 81 a committee which waited
upon her. was again visited last night
and as consequence the doOr of the
house was broken dOwl. She still
holds the fort. aud IL remains 10 bc
seen what will be the sequel 10 the
situation. II j. To be hoped that
violence will not have To be resorted
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WARNING ORDER.

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Indian Territory. Third Judicial
Division. March Term ls'i5.
+. G. Weldy. Plaintiff,
"
". ". Wcldy. Defendant.
The defendant. W. ". Ncldy. j.
warned to appear in this Court in
thirty dny> and answer the COM
plaini ~ The plaintiff r. &. Wcldy.
Witness the Hon. Chas. B. stuart,
Judge ~ said court. and the seal
thereof this 9th day Of February,
lS,tl.
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~.
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warned 10 aupear fu this court IL
thirtN Gays 'ud answer the cenplaiut
~ he ain In. Grurge Derheld.
Wltn,. me Hon. Chas- ~ stuart
iudg. - said court, and the seal there
n this 18th day - January, lss.-
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:. l. GARHETr. Deputy
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y. Wolfe. attorney Tor NONRESIDENT
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