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The morning times., 1895-12-01
SINGS FOR GLORY.
Thcod or Il iOr rksten,t 2 Tenor.
at salvation ARMY Meetings.

The particular star at the meeting OF
the Salvation Army this evening at Mas''nis'
TcGIple viii be Mr. Thcodur biorkstcD, a
Salvationist.
Mr.. Bjorkstcn is a native nf Sweden.
He first cane to this CuHntry number
Of years aga with Christine Nilsson and
sang in concerts with the renowned pTiina
donna.
Five years ago he was converted. and
his name is on the army's mighty roll.
He is well-kuown in Washington as a
famous tenor, but only a few know that
he has joined the ranks.
He sang last night at the headquarters.
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue. His eX-
cellent work was appreciated by the Con-
gregation- AdjutaIt Wuod was in charge
OF the meeting.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
BRITISH LIBERALS.

II the prediction of the purpose of
Liberal leaders, which appears in the
London cable dispatches to The Times
this morning is not at fault, Great Britain
will soon witness parliamentary and po-
litical struggles in Commo ons and before the
const ituenc cies, which Will outriyal in
intensity the memorable con test when
Gladst one cast his lot with the Irish
Home Rulers and sent his party headlong
toward disintcgration and defeat.
Premier Salisbury makes no secret of
his determination to carry through his
schemc for anpropriat;Dg an immense sum
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Pure Brandy.

We call our readers attention to the
following testimonial from undoubted au-
thority an the excellence and purity of
Speer's Climax Brandy:
Mr.. Speer-I congratulate YOU on Il recent
unsought testimonial Us to the purity of
your brandy. Lady Duffus Hardy III London.
England, an old acquaintance uf mine. on
testing from the b,ttle OF brandy we brought
from Passaic, Immediately asked me to get
4 like Que for her, which did The English
aristoCrats, yuI know. male and female, are
pretty Eoud judges OF brandy. / remain.
yours truly, PRENTICE MILFORD.
Editor Gronhtr
The morning times., 1895-12-01
WASHINGTON. D. c.. rEcEMBEE 1. 1895
subscr,bers 10 "The Times" VIII

Subscribers TO "The Times VIII
confer n favor by promptly reporting
any discourtesy of collectors Of neg
iect OF duty on the part Of carriers
Complaints either by mail or I'm per
son VIII receive prompt attention.
The Morning Edition should be de-
nrered 10 all parts Of the city by $40
o'clock IA. m., including Sunday. The
Evening Edition should be in the
la t,ds Of subscribers not later tfan
Csc 4. M
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rm very slightly, but their spirit in moth

form very slightly. but their spirit in moth
ing at all.
At this time, when Mr.. Reed is again
about TO take up the Speakers gavel, no
literature could be more interesting than
the concise history Of the exciting scenes
enacted in the Reed Congress" which Is
given in the columns of The Times this MORN
Ing. 1t is history to which constant refer
ence will be made as long as Congress
continues TO make history.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
CARROLL INSTITUTE LECTURES.
Well known Speakers VIII Help In
The, " Inter Course.

The lecture committee of Carroll Inst
tute has arranged for Il course OF lectures
to be delivered at the institute during the
coming winter by some of the most pToini-
Dent men and women un the lecture stage
Hon. A. T. Sppfford viii inaugurate
the course ON December by lecture on
The Shakespeare Problem" He viii be
followed on December l. by MT. Robert
T. Hill OF the Geological Survey, who VIII
deliver an Illustrated lecture on Panama.
the American IsthInus.' The course VIII
include talks by such weii known people.
as Mr.. William Eleroy Curtis, who viii
speak on China Prrf. II. A. Hazen.
whose subject will be 'Ball"ning;'' Rev.
Charles w. Currier, Spa nish Colonization
Mrs. r. s. Fails, Japan E. d. F. Brady.
esq, Tine Passion Play of $780," and
many others wnuse SUBJECTS have not yet
heen spircten.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
EMPLOYE WANTS DAMAGES.
william Ayre, OF Cobb's Hotel, Sued
by a Domestic. ,--.--

by a Domestic. 'FT--
AGdie G. Eeail, formerly an empioye OF
Cobb's Hotel, has brought suit tefore Jus
tice Mills against VIM Ayre, proprietor
iuries sustained by "a fan, placing the
amount of her claim AT $500. Her at
torneys are l. ID. Truitt and c. E. Ttorn:
The complainant was employed as Il CO.
nestic by Mr.. Ayre, and upon his per-
emptory order she got upCn step-.auder
to hang curtains. Being of considerable
weight the ladder gave away, and IN the
fall consequent she aIlegcs 10 have sustained
serious injuries.
The case VIII be heard at IL O'Clock
on Monday.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
METHODIST MISSION WORK.
Chaplain McCabe Makes an Address
at Wesley Che pei.

Chaplain C. C. McCabe. y. D., secretary
of the missionary society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, made an address last
night at Wesley Chapel. corner nf Firth
and F streets northwest.
Mfr. McCahe said that he wanted the
Methodist Episcopal churches 10 raise
$1,000, ,0C0 for missionary work.
We can do IL If were Il mind to-" he
while every other chu rch declined n mis-.
sion receipts"
He next reviewed the work of The
Methodists in The last thirty years. and
said that the seating capacity OF the
Methodist churches in this country can
accommodate the entire population of
London. and there would still be room IN
the amen" corner for q multitude.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Miners Wages Increased.

Pottsville, Pa, NV. 3o.-The wages for
miners in the S,huylkill anthracite region
for the last half of November and he first
half of December have been fixed ut per
cent below the $3.50 basis. This is .
per cent better than last month.
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TO INCREASE THE ARMY.
Ad jutant Generals Report Declares
1t Is below the Limit

An earnest recommendation that the en-
listed strength OF the army be increased
from its present standard Of 5000 men
to 30, 900 men, is mace in the annual report
which Adjatant-Geiieral RUggiss has spb-
m;ttcd To the Majur Gencrai commanding
the Army.
Gen. Ruggles says that with hc cxtra-duty
men, the bands, The sick, the absent and
che untitled vacancies, the actual strength
OF the Army is stme thousands below the
established figures, and he thinks il will
necessary TO have the increase so that we
may be assured at all times OF having
$4,000 men in tie fighting line.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
EIks, Memorial Service.

The Elks' memorial services at Meter
OFT Music II all this afternoon at 3
O'Clock promises to be the best yet given
under the auspices of Washington Lodge.
The following named gentlemen will de-
liver brief addresses appropriate to the
OCCASION: Rev. DIR. Howard Wilbur Ennis
Hon. b. d. Doyener of West Virginia,
Prof. William Windsor, LII. b., Ph. D.,
and Hon. j. G. Taylor. The music will be
furnished by the Amphion Quartet and J..
]. Fisher, soloist. These services are simple
and impressive and will be open to the
public.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Ro,lroad Cases Go Over.

Two cases in which the District and the
steam railroads are interested were yes
terday postponed, one to day not fixed;
these was the case certified from the police
court against w. T. Smith. a Baltimore and
Ohio engineer, who was fined for disobeying
police regulations, the other was the action
of both the Baltimore and Ohio and the
baltimore and P Potomac C ystems respectively
in the matter of crossings at street railway
intersections.
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Total. :. =. =. =. =. :. :. -.

i soIemniy swear that the above is
a correct statement of the daily cir
oulation of THE WASHINGTON
TIMES for the week ending November
ID, 1895, and that all he copies were
actually sold or mailed Cor II valuable
consideration and delivered to bona
fide purchasers or subscribers; aisO,
that none CT them were returned or
remain in the office uudeiivercd.
j. MILTON YOUNG Cashier.
Subscribed and worn to before me
this 25tn day of November, A. ID.
1875. ERNEST G. THOMPSON,
Notary Public
The morning times., 1895-12-01

A Berlin scientist states that the chew
ing of cloves viii kill any microbes that ma y
enter the mouth. Now the increduious wife
will understand what a hard fight their
husbands are continually making for
hygiene.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Lettte Wants Another Chance.

Truitt in criminal court No. 2, before Jus
tice Cox, for q new trial in the case of
Lettie Brown. charged and convicted of
assaultiDg Charlotte Powell with Intent
to kill.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
More Fraud Orders.

The Post Office Department has denied
the privilege OF the mails To- the InteFna-
tional Supply Agency of New York city.
Joseph Bertrand is Manager ard a. Gigue
attorney for the company.
The morning times., 1895-12-01

Lecturer d. b. Hill has announced that
''Mr. Cleveland is not the Dem"cra TIC
party" Editor c. A Dana has enlightened
the public on that TACT for the past ten
wears.
The morning times., 1895-12-01

The colured people OF the District VIII
mourn the Iuss of Bishop \. W. wayinan.
He was one of the ablcst men of his race
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Remembered Her Sister

The will of Caroline 8. Catlin, dated Sep
tember ID, 1883, filed for probate today.
Under its provisions all her property is left
to her SITTER Mrs. Mary j. D. c. Claudy, who
Is named as executriX.
The morning times., 1895-12-01

..UnspeakabIe TurS'' Is a misnomcr.
Abdul Hamcd is doing considerable CON
versing through his turban.
The morning times., 1895-12-01

Col. Ingersol thinks that schlatter is III
sane. The "healers" opinion of tire great
uubeliever is doubtless somewhat similar.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Got thes WRONG Number.

The raid conducted by the police of the
First precinct, which resulted in the capture
of Rosa Brooks, Cora Brooks. and one
other, was made on house. No: I'll Thir-
teenth street, and not 1l3 Thirteenth, as
incorrectly reported.
The morning times., 1895-12-01

Holmes will not reap the royalties from
his book.
The morning times., 1895-12-01

Have you begun tu save up for Christmas?
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Embezzler Ward Escaped.

The ST ate Departme has received
official confirmation of the report that
a. K. Ward, the alleged embezzler from
Memphis, Tenn. for. whose extradition
a warrant had been issued. had escaped
from Fl honduras, where he was supposed TO
be in uStody.
The morning times., 1895-12-01

Great Cloak Sale at Kings Palace to-
The morning times., 1895-12-01

The circulation of The Times for
the week ending November 2I was as
fol 10 wS:
The morning times., 1895-12-01

Great Cloak Sale at Kings Palace to-
morrow.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
THE N.Y.STOCK MARKE T
T. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.

Stock Market Extremely Dull, But No
selling Pressure Developed Disappoint.
ment Because London Did Not Respond
TO the Crop News.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
NEW YoRK, June 4-3 p m. The
stock market was intensely dull, but no
great selling pressure was developed
until the dnal dealings, when the bears
became mora aggressive against the
coalers and grangers.
There was much disappointment that
London did not respond Co the more "a
vorable crop news cRbled from this side,
but there was some hesltency in selling
st. Paul or Rock Island even in the face
Of large losing In earnings than ex
pected.
Rock Islands deficit in gross for
May was 5000 sci and st. Paul for the
fourth week OF May showed q loss OF
$32, 900, while small increase had been
predicted.
A sensational rumor came from BoB-
ton intimRting that the Central Of New
England had been obtained by parties
representing the Vanderbilt and New
Haven interests, but iJ couldn't be con.
armed here and It's publication did not
have any effect on the price Of the stock.
General Electric WAS fairly strong on
the belief that an arrangement will be
made within the next ten days with the
Westinghouse people to establish a
schedule OF prices which will insure
living profit to both concerns.
There was come liquidation In Whiskey
Trust on the fear that there may be op
position to the application for a judicial
sale Of the property
United States Cordage was heavy
on liquidating by weak holders who ave
not pleased with the terms OF the r, :
organization plan.
National Lesd was In fairly good re.
quest and owing to the large gains in the
receipts Of the company it Is expected
thal the directors will feel justified in
Iesuming dividends on the common
stock
The Gould stocks were al neglected
although the Western Unions strength
was well maintained.
Erie wss lower on the bslief that when
Mr. Morgan returns from Europe be will
not favor anything but drastic scheme
Of reorganization.
Weekly reports from general meF-
chandlse were 81. AVA 0s4 Forsign ex-
change was dull but firm. Money was
easy at ! to II per cent.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
seaann,a rnltinl rrnnraInn

One Of the first, II not the real initial
excursion Of the season, was that Of
Madeley VI Z Church, South Whining
ton, which sailed for Woodland Beach
on the steamer Thomas Cly6e.
which has been greatly bsautiiied at her
Winter quarters here. The Madeley
excursion, with the Smyth Post Band.
left King street wharf at 2 40 this morn
ing, and the Indispensable lunch
baskets and Ice cream tubs filed the fore
deck Of the steamboat. Three Other
Sunday school excursions will 60 out
this week.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
seeretarr oreshnm,s ronslnn.

CHICAGO June 4.--For three years Sec
rotary Gresham had not drawn his $50 a
month pension from the Chicago pension
Office He had never surrendered 1t, but
for some reason he had not made any call
for il. There is an accumulation Of 81, 100
60 his credit. The pension was granted to
him for wounds received at the battle OF
Atlanta Under the laws Of the depart
ment the accumulation is subject to the
order Of mis- wife and the pension Of $50 a
month will 60 to her.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
QUEER BANK PRESIDENT.
Cut His Throat IN the Bank While sui
fering From Dclirimm Tremens.

Nut His Throat In the Bank While Suf.
fering From Dcliriun Tremens.
Dies MONIES Juno 4-E. r. Cassett.
state senator and president Of the First Ma
tional bank at Pella, made a sensational
attempt to commit suicide in the bank
building. Tho bank was closed by order
Of Comptroller Eokels II is In bad shape,
and much indignation exists over the mat
ter Cassett has been largely trusted.
He has for some time been speoulating to
a considerable extent on the Chicago hoard
Of trade and had suffered heavy losses OF
late, amounting TO about sl4, 600.
For some timo past he has been drink
ing. Saturday evening bic was engaged in
q social gamu Of whist at ono Of the hotels
with a party Of friends About 10.30
o'clock Sunday morning the assistant
cashier found Cassett ia a room in tho
rear Of the bank lying on cot with the
blood oozing from three ugly gashes in
his throat and from slight wound in the
right leg. lie was still alive, but was
weak and unconscious and probably still
under the influence Of liquor in which he
had INDUCED quite frooly
II seems to have been an attack Of de-
lirium tremons for There are evidences OF
q terrible struggle with imaginary foes,
during which he declared he would kill
himself rather than be killed. lt appears
he poured poison into the wounds TO aid
death, but the whisky countoraoted this.
His family is prominent His frionds
claim thar the depostors in the bank will
be paid in full
Evening journal., 1895-06-04

pontitical high mass in old st. Louis ca.
thedral by Vicar General Mnohlsiepen.
After the announcement, Arch bishoI
kain occupied tho throne in the cathedral
and read q benodietion in his own name
He had received a oablegram from Rome
making him dc jure Archbishop Of st
Louis
The deposition of Archbishop Kenriok.
or rather his retirement, as the clergy
here prefer to call it, is result Of petit.
tion 70 tho propaganda telling Of his mon.
tai ineapacity and the complicated condi.
tion Of diocesan affairs Tho oablegram
was signed by Cardinal Project Iedo.
ohowski OF the congregation OF tho propa.
ganda. The propaganda will IN time pro.
vide Citing annuity for the former arch.
bishop.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
STEAMBOATS, APPEAR.
Attracting Much Attention on
the Delaware River.
ADAMS HAS CONCLUSION OF BRAIN

And the Unfortunate Norfolk Express
victim May Die at ANY Moment.
Death Of Mrs. Ann Gallagher other
Events About Town.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE June 4-Several fine
new steamboats, have appeared on the
Delaware this week for the excur sion
season. This morning the steamer
Thomas Clyde, looking like q fine new
vessel, steamed down the river having on
board the Sunday school and congreea-
tion OF Madeley nj. K Church, South
Wilmington. She was gaily dscked
ont In flags aud streamers The
new Steamboat Havans. mammoth
vessel, which has sleeping accommoda-
tions for 500 people aud will run to the
Fishing Banks this season unless
interfered with, as was the case last year
by the sheriff OF marshal, also attracts
much attention on the river
The new passenger steamboat Cape
Ann, built by Neahe q Levy. for the
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat Com.
pany, made a successful trial trip on the
Delaware river yesterday. She is 1856 feet
long, 20 feet beam and 149 feet depth Of
hold. The hull is built OF steel and the
engines are Of the compound direct act.
ing type, and the three boilers are or the
Scotch design. She has accommodations
for 1000 passengers
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
Al EneyeIopmala for 81. 81. q.

Only few copies left Of Rand. Nc
Nally 4 Co s Encyclopedia and Gazetteer,
which will be disposed Of &C SO 25-which
is barely the cost Of manufacture. This
is work Of 500 pages and is a condensa-
tlon OF the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Ohambers's Encyclopedia. etc with the
addition Of much original matter treating
Of American subjects. It contains eighty
colored maps and 1000 engravings and Il
the cheapest work ever offered In this
city. Apply for one at the EVENING
JOURNAL office.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
The storm ~ salem.

SALEM, June 4-salem county was
visited Sunday night by three thunder
showers Of considerable severity. Dur.
ing the evening the house OF Andrew
Pierce, in Quinton township. was struck
by lightning and greatly damaged. Mr.
Pierce, his wife and 5 year old son were
stunned
The barn Of Cal Turner, of Lower
Alloway creek, was struck, but not ired.
A mule belonging to Qainton p. Harris.
Of Lower Alloway creek, was struck aud
killed
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
AS Mr.. ADDlcks sEEs m.

he Says That the Democrats should
Garry the City Treasurerahip Fight Into
the City Council.
y The contest Tor city treasurer should
De carried into City Council by the
Democrats" said J. Edward Add.oks
who was in town yesterday Il have no
doubt that the Republican ring here
counted Mr.. Adams in. aud the people
will support the Democrats in their
action II they seat Mr.. Fuekel. The
people Of Wilmington want an honest
election for once
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
Ilrlganas nn,nrlnr nrnnoannln.

LONDON, June 4.--The Chronicle con
tains an article giving details Of how
bands Of brigands are ravaeing Maoedo-
MIA. The writer declares that the lives
and property.of Christians in Macedonia
arc entirely unprotected. Abducting and
murder are everyday occurrences. and the
whole country is infested with hrisands.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
Personal Events,

Ex Register Benjamin B. Uatick Il
quite III at his residence on Fourth
street.
Trustee James B Toman is rapidly
recovering from his serious illness OF
Thursday evening.
The Donghten Mission Band will 20 ont
to Mrs. James M1rrison's for lawn
party on Friday evening.
Rev. v. s. Collins and family will
make their Summer home il the TAYLOR
Dickson farmhouse on the river shore
just below town.
Miss Helen Wilmot. now OF saybrook.
L. Is visiting her former home In this
city. Mrs Joseph Wood Of saybrook
u the guest Of Mrs Richard G. Cooper.
Chaplain 4 M Munson, John II.
Rodney and Edwin NJ Herbert win nrob.
abs leave for Lewes to day to represent
Emmanuel Church at the Diocesan Con
vention Of Delaware
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
sPAlN's CRISIS.

Government Oensured, but the Ministry
Refuses to Resign.
MADRID, June 4-The chamber, by a
majority Of rs votes, adopted a motion
censuring the government The minis.
teriai party refused to take part in the di-
vision. An Of the ministers quilted the
house before the vote was taken.
Tho cabinet declines 60 resign because,
the ministers claim, they accepted Office
on Senor sagasta's promises that the oppo
sitlon would auppost them in passing the
budget Tho situation Is critical and the
Republicans appear determined TO over
throw the government
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
Post aud RAN man Overcome.

Henry Watson. post and rail
workman on the Wilmington and North
ern railroad, was overcome by the heat
while at bis work IN the country and
came very near dying before
medical aid resched him. He
was taken to his home on Christiana
street, where DR.. Stubbs is attending
aim. He has wife and children.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
Condition q rather bradford.

Il Is reported this afternoon that Rev.
George y. Bradford, Of SC. Joseph's
parish Is much better and is receiving
most skillfnl medical attention with the
hope that he may be restored to health
Notwithstanding that so many chances
are against him.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
The shipIey Run sewer Guarded.

In accordance with the arrangements
made between the Street aud Sewer
Department aud the City Railway Com
pany, the latter now transfers all pas
sengers around the point at Front and
Monroe streets where the Shipley Run
sewer Is being repaired The depart.
ment has fenced in the sewer excavation
50 as TO prevent accidents
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
Beautiful Center-rabIe Book.

You want something artistic for your
centre table Something that will instruct
as well as amuse Well, get a copv OF
Famous Paintings OF the World bound
In cloth and gold It is beautiful port
folio OF artistic master pieces and Sf.75
will buy it. Msde to sell at So. Only 4
few left. Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
office
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
Death OF Mrs. Gallagher.

Mrs. Ann Gallagher died during the
night at her home on Fourth street after
3 long Illness. A restlessness came over
her yesterday and she asked to be moved
shout the house that her life might be
saved. She was widow, 66 years old.
and leaves an estate
Mrs. Gallagher was the daughter of
William and Sarah Shearer and sister 81
the late Charles Shearer. When a young
woman she married Bernard Toman. AZ
Philadelphia, and went TO live Ia that city.
Two children survive that union. They
are Trustee Of the Poor James B Toman
and2Mrs. James E, White. Her husband
died fe0 years after their marriage and
Mrs. Toman removed back to this CITY.
She afterward became the wife Of ClerS
Of the Market Michael Gallagher. who
lived to 3 ripe old age and died only a
few years ago. Three children survive
them-Andrew M John j.. and Mamie
the two men being married and the
latter, young woman, living at home.