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Evening journal., 1895-04-05
bot shot AZ labor Leslalatlon.

The decision Of the Illinois Supreme
Court will prove a direct and crushing
hlow to nearly all labor legislation re.
lating to hours Of service and many
other details t will not ouly wipe ont
the eight hour laws. but with them ali
ten-hour laws, and leave the questions Of
time. terms Of payment, fines in factory
work, etc, TO be determined by agree.
ment between contracting parties.
Nearly all our 50. called factory legIsa.
tion will In that case fall TO the ground
which, Of course. would bring the labor
unions to the front more than ever n
defense Of their ghts and privileges.
The question decided has come before
the courts In one form or another q
great many times, and ia nearly all the
states, but has never bsen pressed TO 81
direct a conclusion as In the particular
instance under consideration It Is not
believed that it will stand the test Of the
United States Supreme Court, or be
generally approved In other states
though it is admitted that the Illinois
court is composed Of able judges. who
were unanimous in rendering the de
cision. In either case 1t Is probable that
the labor legislation Of the country will
need to be thoroughly revised
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

the large portrait Of George Washington
and murmured:
Father Of 10Y country, behold an
humble example Of Thy many virtues +
Leeisinsive Notes
DR.. r 6 Ellegood, Of Concord, Sussex
county, called at tbe State House yester-
lay 20 see Senstor Records
Members Of the General Assembly are
receiving Single Tax circulars and
catechisms every day.
Elk Representative Harvey Spruance
came to Dover yesterday and shook
hands with number Of mis- Legislative
friends.
Magistrate Peter j. Hughes, Of Phila
depbia, was the guest Of Colonel e T.
Cooper here yesterday. and met q number
Of the legislators.
J. Clay ton Erb, Of Phlladelphis. was in
Dover yesterday. as WAS also James L.
Hawkins, Of Wilmington.
i Redmond Smith and J5hn Lynn, OF
Esmere, came TO Dover yestei day TO ser
about the Elsmere road bill passed by The
Senate They are opposed TO it, even
with the amendmennta made in the
upper House.
Chief of Police Dolan. OF Wilmington,
was down in the interest OF the bill
regulating pawnbrok,rs
The weather has played sad havoc
with the State Housa flag and there Is
talk Of adopting joint resolution
authorizing the state librarian to get o
new one
Rosa w Abrams wants TO be divorced
from her husband Albert B Abrams.
Representative Joils intred aead a bin III
behalf
The bill to incorpo ate the Wilmingtor
and Elsmere Electric Rails ay Com pany
VAS the ma2net which drew Dani~l w
Taylor, Of WILMINGTON, to the State
House yesterday
Representative Townfend introduced i
bill to repeal chapter rs, volume is
Laws Of Delaware, requiring school dis
trlct No l73 in Sussex county to make i
tax levy Of $3.50 for school purposes
instead Of $75, which was the levy before
chapter rs was passed
The House Committee on Rosds anc
Vacant Lands gave andiencs TO delega
tion OF West Dover hundred farmers whg
want new road opened near Piefsoi',
Corner In West Dover hundred
Mayor shorildss was down yesterday
afternoon looking alter city legislation Ia
which he is interested
State Chairman L Irving Handy, oI
Newark aud Charles W. McFee, oi
Georg-town, were in Dover yesterday.
Winfield 5 Qaigley wss down las
evening to look over the senatorial feld
Chairman Jolls, of the House Commit
tee on Private Corporations, is receiviu
q large number Of letters ana severA
petitions, all from representative men o
Wilmington, asking him to make favor
able report upon the bill exempling frDn
taxation the real and personal propert,
OF 81 Joseph's Society of Colored Mis-
sions
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
Fair Treatment Tor All.

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
Some months ago The Supreme Court
OF Pennnsy lvRnia decided that under no
circumstances we're school houses ia that
state TO DO used for purposes OF religious
instruction That was Bweeping DE-
cision, IL meant, OF course, that not
even after school hous was religious
instruction TO Be permitted ami n was
applicable % sll denominations alike
Soon It was discoversd thst there were
many villages ia tho state wnere ths
people we're to- poor 20 have meeting
houses and where % was the common
practices 10 Use the schcol bulldog FOR
religious exercises or distraction III Is
nov proposed 20 pass bin making Ii
lawful for school hon es III towns hins 10
be used BY any religious society for wor
ship or instruction, snbiect, however. no
The scrsticn of the school board 'ARainst
this qualifying cluuse orr ssteemsd
contemporary, the New York Freeman's
Journai enters sn emphatic protest II
says ihst to leave the matter 70 the dis
cratian Of school boards would mean
beyond doubt the exclusion OF Catholics
from the privilege conferred, because the
legislature Of the state has already
passsd d Law making it criminal oifsnse
for teachers to wear any insignia OF
religion IN school houses
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
y STOCK
TO BE SOLD OUT.
In Order to Convert Our Large Stock of
Clothing Into Cash Within a Limited
Time We Commence the Sale To-day

$50 Boys and Chldrens Overcoats, were $3 $3.50 s.
and SIS, to 60 at ST.. $3.50
2ooMens Overcoats SIS to $40 to go at $S5
Lot Of Mems medium and heavyweight Suits in S. B..
Sack and Cutaway Coat were S8 Slo $I2 SIS TO go at &
S. SO and $3.50
Lot fine black worsted Suits in sack cutaway and fock
coats were Sis, S22, to go at ST. So $II 90
Lot Mems button cutaway Coats with Vests
made sell at S4 $t6 very fine 60 $3.50 and $500
Lot Of Childrens Spring Styles Suits $4 So 60 at
S. 90 $3 90.
to $r4 to 20 at S. S4 SIS, $7 So.
Lot Childrens Suits made to sell $500 to 60 at
$I75 Lot Refers for Children years. S. 5o were
SIS and So.
Mems Furnishings at rate-about onehalf price
In the Custom Department we make decided cut Suits
to order SIS, Sl8 $40, $a5 S3oi formerly $22 to $40
We show you fine selection as you'll find in the
city. The whole stock be closed out in short space
Don't think it's old goods Of date But remember it's
and desirable goods suitable for this Springs wear And
must be sold in certain time.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
St. Vitus' Dance.
THE MODERN TREATMENT.
Little Mabel Dorety Cured or 81. vIfusi
Dance after four Physicians had In
cfTectuaIly Treated the Case.
ltr0nl tNe Nlaqara IIaLIs RerIeN.l


(Floni the Niagara Fails IaeuieW)
Being told that the eight-year old daughter
of Mrs. DQrety, Ontario Avenue, had been
miraculously cured of st. Vitusi dance we
decided to investigate the case and ascertain
the facts Accordingly we visited her home
when she sc.--a4s- nc facts as follows;
Ii is aoona wo years and half since
Mabel was stricken with st. Nitus' dance
caused by the weakening effects Of Ia grippe
and rheumatism Three local physicians
were called ia as was also one doctor of con-
siderable reputation FROM Niagara Falls, y. ~,
but i'm the face of the prescriptions OF these
physicians and the best Of care Mabel grew
rapidly worse. She could not be eit alone
an instant and was as helpless as an infant
as she had nO control Of her limbs at ALL She
could neither walls without assistance nor
attending physicians said Mrs. Doretv,
there is no use in my coming here any more.
There is nothing that | know Of can be done
for your little girl"
"Woll matters went on that way for short
time with no better results till one day I was
sure the poor child was dying. ! remembered
having seen accounts Of ST. Nitusi dance cured
BY Che use Of pr Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People and | determined 70 try them.
I was skeptieal as b the effect and only tried
them as q last resort but was soon agreeably
surprised al the result TIA less than three
months she was 50 much better that the dread
disease almost entirely disappeared and the
pills were discontinued. In few months
however she showed that the symptoms had
not been entirely cradicated from her system
SO had her acain commence the use Of the
Pink pills. ! feel certain that an traces Of
the awful malady will be swept away, for she
goes % school now and we have not the slight
est anxiety IN leaving her alone. Dr. Will
liams Pink Pills are certainly grand reme-
dy and ! would not be without them under
any consideration, for ! think they are worth
their weight in gold, as in my llite girls
case they have been true TO all they adver-
tise. am only too glad to let others know
Of this miraculous cure through the use Of
Or. Williams Pink Pills.
DR. Williams Pink Pills contain. in a con.
densed form, an the elements necessary TO
rive uev ii'e Qnl richness to tho blood aui
restore shattered nerves. They are also a
specific for troubles peculiar TO females, such
as supprlssions, Irregularities and all forms
Of weakness. They build up the blood and
restore the glow of health to pale and sallow
checks. Ia men they effect q radical cure
in AL eases arising from mental worry, over
work or exccsses Of whatever nature Pink
Pills are sold in boxes (neeer IN loose hulk)
40 90 cents q box or six boxes for $3.50, and
may be had OF al druggists, or direct by
mail from Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady, n. \.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
A Use for tho norso round.

The advent OF the electric railway did
away with the street car horse, the
extension OF the lines along the country
highways threatens to retire his country
relative, and the growth in the use Of
the bicycle bids fair to detraot from the
value Of poor eqaus cAballus. as source
Of pleasure. It is a bad outlook for the
king Of domestic animals, and just what
70 DO with him brosme puzzle.
just at this time one OF our consuls TO
Germany comes forward Vith 4 suRees
tion which opens way ont Of the difn-
Guilty He suggests that as horses can be-
raised much cheaper ID America than cat
tie and can be shipped across the water
much more chespy, our packers aud
shippers turn their attention to this
branch OF Industry
He says that the demand for horse
meat has grown TO such an extent ia
Germany tha' Il is beginning to be
difficult to supply it When its use Hrst
began to be made plenty Of horses could
be bad for from S. 10 $40 Now IL is
hard to get them for ten timea that
figure Beef costs from IS TO 90 cents
pound in Germany ana is out Of the reach
Of the average workman.
This sub act has a two-fold interest TO
the American raiser and packer. Our
beef is excluded FROM the German
market, and our big ranches Of the West
hnd horse raising Improbable. This
prejudice against eating horse meat is 80
great here that it is highly improbable
that there ever will be demand for 1t on
this side Of tie market. In Germany
one third Of the meat raised Is horse
meat.
In view Of these facts there can be- no
valid reason why our packers and ranch
men should not take advantage Of the
existence Of q different condition Of
affairs "a another country and build up a
profitable export trade, and at the same
time contribute q solution to the problem
Of what % do with ops horses.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

been fattenlng on the party for years,
and AZ the same time bringing 10 into
discredit with its own rank and file as
veil as with the public generally. New
York Mercury.
II American editors keep or extolllng
the fighting qualities OF the Veuezuslsas,
the first thiag we kaow those fellows
will take t gs sn admission that they
could lex US Baifalo Express
A Lenteu diet seems to have given the
diplomats touch Of dyspepsia. -Balti-
more Naws
Poor German, everything seems TO have
gone wrong with him In the face OF
his bitter opposition to more battleships
comes these international shooting T"
scrapsa. Richmond Times.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
Ohaapar relenhone seryIae.

From the Louisville Courier-j0urnal.
The reports made 60 ths annual meet
ing Of the Bell Telephone Company show
satisfactory earnings aud surplus for the
past year Doubtless the ssrnings will
continue large, but whether as large as
heretofore or not is matter of doubt
Recent events have not been altogether
such as the Bell Company could have
desired. The fundamental patents have
expired The Berlirer patent, which
was expected 70 run to 1905 has been
declared invalid by q Circuit Court Of the
United States Ths Supreme Court In
the Bate refrigerator case gave 3 decls-
ion that in effect invaldatea several OF
ths other Bell patents. In spite Of the
expiration Of the fundamental patents.
suecessful competition with the old
monopoly ia not so easy. 10 Ia posses-
sion Of the field, aud holds unexpired
patents on great many improvements,
which, though net essential 10 telephone
service, are highly nsetul. snd afford con.
siderable advantages In the race OF com
petition Competitors are, however,
pushing forward, and 1t Is interesting 10
note the tactics by which the Bell Com
pany ia seeking to head them off. In
small elites new company offers service
as low as $i2 year.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
EDlroRlAL COMMENT.

Japan asks $3.50 0OO, 900 from China
This ia probably ths hsavieat bill for
travelling expenses ever rendered --
Chicago Dispatch
There is not n man in New York to day
who has a right TO tslk for the regular
Democracy There mrs. be a reorgsni-
cation thar will root ont This baruacles,
trickstsrs ana self seekers, who have
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
ooNTeMpoRARY opINIoN.
No Dlstinction 81 Peraons.

From the Doylestown Intelllgencer.
10 woulA be most appropriate and
salutary that Mr. Carlisle should be
taught lesson Flo is no more than an
American citizen Others are no leas
Fac law rega ds al alike Lawbrea kers. be
tley secretaries or treasurers or tramns.
stand on 8 common footing. When they
get outside the law they have no stand
ing that others are bound TO respect. An
application OF the law to Mr.. Carllsla In
his individual capacity, in connection
With hts doing what other people cannot
do, would tend more TO the Wind cation
u American citlzsn sovereignty and the
maintaining OF our institutions before
the world than any incident since the
impeachment trial Of Andrew Johnson.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
Evaneellst Roberls,s snndnr N rnrrn

6. w Roberts, the evangelist OF the
Carlisle Presbytery, wilt deliver hts
lecture From The Bar room to ,he Pull
pit, before the mem 5srs Of the i. a. IA.
Sunday afternoon. la the morning ha
will visit the Breakfast Association and
talk about the Life 81 the prodigal son
sunday evening Mr. Roberts will speak
AZ Hanover Church on the subj sct Of
WExcusps y
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
RnlI.f II So lann.s-

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
heveu In 81 hours by the "New Crest south
American ktdney Cue" This new remedy
Is q great surprise on account OF its exceeding
prnInptness Ia relieving pain in the bladder.
kidneys. hack and every part OF the urinary
PASSAGES in male or female. II relieves reien-
tim OF water and pain ia psssilg IL almost
tmme lafelg. yoG want quits relief ard eura
this is youf remedy sold nv.I A Bcetefn add
q, James Belt. druggists, Wilmington, Dsl.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

Ii Hung Chang, tbs Chinese embassa
dor to Japan, Is reported as recovering
from the wound4ha cted by a would b.
assassin. No = that he has saved his
head he will bs looking out for taels His
coin has proved lucky one so far.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
Lime and Sand
OF best quality
George II Mccall Company,
Eighth end shipley streets.
nssceninnt Of Penn wins.

PHILADELPHIA, April 0. Tho suit Of
one Of tho heirs Of William Pe u--Wil-
liam Dugald Stuart Of London--lu secure
possession 81 property in tile city Of Eas.
ton, Northampton county, resulted in a
verdict for tho silaintiif
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

Visitor to the State Capitol-Why do
these delibera'ive bodies lay 50 many
motions ION the teh.e2 Member OF
Third House--Bseausa there's no room
under it for 'em Most Of tie members
srs there.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
nerhr Hnts for snrinr.

Superior facilities for buying, In case
o's from the factory direct, guarantees
the lowest prices ia the city, at Ross's.
2l0 Market street New 600 NeoKwesr
At % cents Winter underwear al COST
It viii pay you TO call and examine.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
window Lithoeraphs.

From the Boston Advertiser.
movement which Is now going on in
New York City Ia likely to interest theatre
managers in this city also, and may.
perhaps, be repeated IN Boston, il a
similar co operation can be secured
This movement Is practically to abolish
the use Of the 60 called window litho
graphs" or theatrical poster, which il
usually displayed IA shop windows, to at
tract the notice Of pedestrians to a play or
4 performance at any Of the local theatres.
u is now becoming apparent that the
aindow 1 hogrsphs are not only costly
but largely useless method OF advertis-
Tug
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
LAWYER DIsbarred.

TRENTON, April 5.-John w. Wartman,
attorney ana counselor Of law at Cam
den, was dishamed by the supreme court
on charges of fraud preferred in ! 4 cases.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

The threat 70 tax bachelors seems to bs
having az effect for there are "a unusual
number of matrimonial engagements
They cannot AZ Be caused by pure and
unadultersted love
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
4 Ualoa u American nepublioa.


Fsom the Baltimore American
Mexican newspapers are discussing a
union Of tho American republics to resist
foreign aggression. Ia Mr Blaine'g
comprehensive American policy, some
thing OF this sort was feature
Reciprocal commercial relations and
cordial friendship between the republics
we're the main considerations, and, with
these developed an agreement for
mutual protection against foreign
aggression would naturally follow A
Democratic administration al d Congress
failed utterly to grasp the comprs henstve
scheme Of this great A uericau They
went deliberately Go work to undo what
ne had done, and the people Of the
uniteo States, through this emocratlc
stupidity and folly. have already lost
msny millions Of dollars to trade. and
sre destined to lose very much more
before the mischief is undone.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
New prcsidont FOR I.onieh.

BETHLEHEM PA, April 5.--Tho presi-
donoy Of tho LehigA university has boon
offered to and accepted by Dir Thomas NJ
Drown Of tho Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

When an adversissm snt fails to draw.
do not Get discouraged Think Of ons
that was q great success and try to
evolve smother like it,
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
ITEMS or INTEREST.

Everett Wrest-r "Sssasy. dis "a dead hum
beer Barkeepor- Wen. what dn yOu wantg
Didn't ou ask tor beer widont no collar ong
N it was gen men beer IL would wear a
Q lllar Cincinnati Iribunc.
II "a need q gonn medicine 10 purify your
blood, give nerve strength aud build up your
entire system. tlke boad's Sarsaparilla IL
prevents sickne.s By making pure bio0d
tpdls Pills cure nausea, sich headache
Indigestion and binOuaness. 25e
A Peabody. Kan. musical critic stye a. a
slnrer ron rival Town. "His voice souncea
IKE ne snort of. q rh ncCcros VIII q Wart on
his ng."-New Iork kecyrdsr.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

General Harrison is williag to sacrifice
himself for the good Of his country Nc
Kinley and Reed might as well ataad
back
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

Qaeen Victoria In spite Of her rheuma
tism, plseed her signature favoring the
South Australian woman's suffrage bin.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

Archbishop Corrigans fee for perform
ing the service at the Gould CastsllaDe
wedding is said to have been S. 900
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
PHTLAnELPHIA No FATT

PHILADELPHIA THEATRES.
Broad ST. Theatre Fanny Davenport
Chestnut St hpatre. ....... Th Grand viz er
Shestnnt 81. Opera house, ,s..... .. Aladdin, Jr.
- isAnu 1prfh Ao1sc. ss...s.ss.s. lhr fAy Train
Eark fheafre...... Manteli In The Husband
Walnut 81 Theatre, ,,.,.... Alexander saivim
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

What a pity ws have n, Grand Old
Man in this country. Bismarck and
Gladstone have been taking al the
honors lately
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

The New York woman who paid the
late NJ Worth of Paris $d5 0OOa yesr
for dresses bas been discovered she Il 4
dressmaksr.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

NOTICE.. sTANsBURf MURRAY, JR.,
~ the owner and occupant Of the house
situated at No. lO45s East Front street, IL tile
second ward in the city of Wi mington,
cou t. Of New Castle AID State Of Delaware.
In con plisnce with tha requirement of the
aeis of tho General assembly in such case
nde and pro ided. 20 hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing to the Court of
General Sessions IL the Peace and Jail De-
livery # the State OF Della are. in and for
cow tasiie county, on Monday. the 6 h day of
for q licente for ssid house, as en- inn or
tavern. for the aale therein of p toxiceting
qnnr ia less quantities than oil quart to
b drunk on the premises, and the following
II spectabie cilizels of "a ward, at least
twelve OF whom are substantial freeholders
II said ward, recon mend the said applics-
Evening journal., 1895-04-05

NOlICE-I. PATRICK j.. DILLO I, THE
- tenant and occupant If the house situ-
ed AZ No. 2l. East ront ire ct. in the Seco d
ward Ia ci yOf WilminptOn,c unity Of NewCas-
tie and State Of Delaware, IN .compliance with
he requirements Of the acts fthe t+ef eral
As 'embly Ia ch case made and rovided, do
hereby give notice that shall apply IN writing
70 the tourt 6e erai sessions 0f the Peace
and Jail Dell cry OF the state Of Delaware. in
aid Tor n " astle county on Monday, he 6th
dsy AZ May, 1898, being the next term Of said
court. for J ceisr for said house. as an mn
r avern. ior the sale therein of intox eating
liquors IN iess quantities thar, one quart. to be
drums on the premises, and ihs iollOa ing
r spectacle citizens of said ward. al least
twelve OF who are substantial fr ehodeIs OF
s Id ward recommend tine said application,
viz:
Robert KENYON William II Berger
Charles B Dougherty Thomas DALEY
y r. Merritt Michael McGillion
Henry Buuih "a. w. Randolph
samuel -. Reed w IT, Quinn
Andrew GrOt1 JAG Baker
H~l ~ Feltmaier John a. Knotts
N Je ny Abraham Ringland
Michael Rafferty, Moses smith
Ma tin KtaiinR thomas HI Burrows
Peter n ssh tumer JOHN J. Keating
u. M, keAtlng john NJ. Eeeuey
Matthias J. uuberg Harry Cooper
PAT X DILLON.
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
EiI Perkins, No. 2.

Enro3ing Clerk Paryil ID truthful
man. A glance into his broad and open
c0untenance will convince anyone of the
truthiulness of this assertion He carries
hts little hatchet all the time and has q
cherry tree birthmark on his right
shoulder Speaking OF the inteligence
of black snakes, In tho Senate chamber
he said.
The black snake is the most intelli
gent species of the family noted for its
siunosity have an idea that it was
black snske which beguilsd Mother Eve
! remember several sears ago, when
went OUT fishing for pike Df q circum
ataucs which firmly establishes tbs IN
tsiiRence Of the shove rep lie I am a
fisherman myself and have caught
everything from a dscomposad sturgeon
head 20 the messles Well, as was say
ing, ! went oua to = pond near Milford
one day to fsh for pks When ! got
TO the han6 Of the pond / put my hand in
my pocket and fouud that 1 had left my
hooks 81 boms I was non p,nsssd for 8
Minute a. two hut presently esDied g
long back snake basking Ia tho sun
| walked over to Il. picked it up bg the
tail aud dipped ils head down Into the
wator Il didn't understand me the
drst line but | dippfd it down again and
said 'tisn,y9R son Of a sss seroent fish,
aud he slid down, grabbed q pike and
pulled him Ia and bsfore left there
that afternoon had three bushels OF
fish as fine ss mortal man ever behala
l Jet the snake 20 snd several days
after that visited the place again, this
time taking NV hooks with me- Jnst
before cast on my line felt something
rub against my leg Looking down, /
saw the same blacksnake standing on bis
hsed aud shaking his tail in mute en-
treaty that ! would use him again.
There is no use talking, blacksnake
cartatuig has a heap OF sense
Mr Parvis tten walked, ont into the
corridor, glanced ia a flial manner Fat
Evening journal., 1895-04-05
A Coustltutional oaestion.

The joint committee on Constitutional
Reform me6 % Loon yesterday ard I'D
journed until next week A question has
arisen as 70 whether one county can have
more delegates than another, and a
lawyer viii bs called ia to interpret tbs
Preaent constitution 10 this respect