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Evening journal., 1896-04-03
UNCLE BOB IN THE. SADDLE.
He Would Control the State Senate II
Event of Republican Victory in On

He Would Control the state Senate In
Event of Republican Victory in One
County,
"What q pretty pickle the Higgins
men would be In were the Democrats to
carry the-two lower counties at the next
election" said an Addioks man Of promi
nence to an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
this morning THAT would make the
House Democratic and the Senate Repub
licsn. Uncle Bob Handy, Of Brandywine
hundred would be right in the saddle, and
you may bet that he would be speaker OF
the Senate or there would be trouble.
You see, there would be four Republicans
and four Democrats, and Uncle Bob
would hold the balance of power
There would be, Eve Republicans
Handy, Alrichs Pierce, Moore and the
newly elected Republican from the county
carried by the Republicans" suggested
the reporter.
Oh, but you lose sight Of the fact
that the Higgins men do not recognizs
q ncle Bob as Republican, therefore he
could, with perfect proprlety, set In an
independent capacity" was the reply.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
WILL SING EASTER MUSIC.

Programs as VIII BE Ror dered ne West
Presbyterian and st. Anne's II. o.
Churches
The cholrs OF all the city churches are
busy rehearsing Easter music. and there
Is every indication that the services will
bs Of exceptional interest. Some Of the
programs Of exercises follow:
Sc Anne's X. @ Church, Union street
and Gilpln avenue. on Easter Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, the choir Of thirty
voices, under the direction OF James A
Ward, will render the following:
Kyrie. in ID. Lambillotte.
Gloria, In ID. Lambillotte.
CredO. MOZart'e 18th.
Offertory, Jesu ID 4 Vivi. trio, Mrs Edward
Harkins. James A Ward and Joseph Hicks.
Sanctus. Mozart's l2th.
Benedictus, Mozart.
Agnus Del, Mozart.
Dona Nobis. Mozart.
At z 30 p. m
vespers in aat. stearns
Ave Maria. trio. Owens. Mss Lizzie Bacon,
Miss Katie Donovan, James A, Ward.
Magnificat. Mozart.
Regina Coeli. Gloria.
o Salutarls, Gloria, James A. Ward.
Tantum Ergo, Goeb.
Miss Marian Bacon, organist.
A special program has been arranged
for to night Rt ? 30 o'clock. when the
lamentations will be chsnted by Rev d.
] Crowley, James A. Ward and Joseph
Hicks.
Toe following will be the order OF
Esster exercises at West Presbyt erisn
Church Sunday.
Invocation.
The Lord is My Shepherd.
Apostles Greed.
Lords Prayer.
Gloria Patri.
Hymn.
Scripture reading.
lie Deum".. "......................L. X. Dressler
oaers,org-"rhe Resurrection" A. J. Holden
Mrs Frederick A. Ross.
Sermon "Chrisf Our Passover"....F. shilling
benedictlOn.
Sunday evening z 30 p. m. "The
Easter Evengel," cantata. by r. S.
Lorenz:
PART
Christ's Sufferings and DeAth-The Trium-
phal Entry, HOsannn.
Gethsemsne. 'ris Midnight; bass and alto
solos and ladies trio.
The Trial ard Reiection-He was Despised,
bass and soprano. solo and cuorus.
The Cfusihction-rhe Good sheppard
The BuTiSi-Deeper Than Tears. male
The suspense-Hope Crushed to Earth,
chorus.
PART II
Christs Resurrection and Victory-The
Weeping Now ID Over, chorus.
The Message OF the Momen-Christ the
Lord is Risen. womens chorus.
The Walk to Emmans-Aoide With Me,
chorus.
The Assention-Lift Up Your Heads, tenor
solo and chorus.
Mans share in Christs Yiotory-Now IL
christ Risen, hnal chorus.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
ApproprIatIona for pelawnre.

The river and hsrbor bill win be re-
ported to the House tomorrow. It's
provisions, which will benefit Delaware,
are as follows; Continuing improvement
to Delaware river from Trenton to It's
mouth, $500. 600, OF which $4,000 shall be
expended in improving the channel over
Perriwig bar; Appoouinimink river,
Delaware, $4,000; Smyrna river. Della
ware. 50 0O0; Murderklll. river, Delaware,
S6, 500; continuing improvement Of the
inland waterway from Chincotesgue bay,
Va, to Delaware bay, at or near Lswes,
Del, to be made from Delaware bay to
Iadisn river, s25. coo, provided that nc
part Of this appropriation shall be lex
pend nded until the right OF way Is secured
without cost to the United States; Broad
Creek river, Delaware, 5000.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
Many New Dentists Launched.

The fortieth annual commencement OF
the Pennsylvania College of Denta
Surgery occurred last evening Ia the
Academy of Music, Philadelphia. Tn,
address TO graduates WAS delivered b.
Professor o. N Pierce. and Dr. ]. Minis
Hays, president Of the college Their,
were 90 In the clsss divided as follows
Pennsylvania, 40; Nev York, @; New
Jersey. 8; Massachusetts,. 4; Canada, 13
Vermont. New Hampshire, ;Connecticut
Ohio, United States Of Columbia. Chilli,
Nicaragua aud Germany, each; Wiscon
sin, Louisiana, California. North Carolina,
South Carolina, Delaware, Costa Rlca,
England, France, Roumsnia, Russia and
Austria, each. Pennsylvania has
women graduates, Massachusetts,, Russia
and Aus tria each Delaware IL repre-
sentsd by Howard Clymer
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
MRs. AAeesR1Ys s1oRY.
She Tells How Her Home was Broken
Into and Rohbed

H'o ~' """ her Home was nfoAn-
Into and Robbed.
Mrs. Patrick Hsggerty Of No. 1915
west sixth street called at the EVENING
JOURNAL ofhee this morning and made a
statement concerning the recent robbery
az ner home. Mrs. HaRgerty
said that she was awakened about
o'clock last Saturday morning BY noise
In the lower part Of the house. and went
down stairs 10 investigate She aroused
her husband. who was aeleep in the sit
ting room, and together they
made search, which, however. re
vealtd nothing Shereturned TO her room.
aud sometime later was aroused by her
daughter, Miss Name Hsggerty. calling
that there was somebody in her room
Immediately man passed through Mrs
Haggerty's room, but thinking IL her
husband. she made no outcry.
Mrs. Hoggerty, said that che and her
daughter went down stairs, and then
they found that several yards Of oress
material, part Of the wedding outfit Of
Miss Haggeity was missing She says
that she also found that lamp shade
bad been set ahre, burning two holes Ia
the carpet
Mrs. Haggerty said she suspected
Scott Williams, colortd man who re-
Gently moved to that neie hbor hood. Of
being the culprit That nhe thinks he
forced the entrance by climbing on
back shed. then into second story
window. She also says the inturd
stepped across the body Of her son. who
was asleep In the room while the burglar
hrst entered
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
Dourherty Declslon Rossrved.

Argument Of the case Of John j..
Dougherty's bopdsmen against the Levy
Court was concluded ia the Court Of
Chancery yesterday Afternoon Colonel
Nields, solicitor for the complalnsnts,
making the closing address Chancellor
Nicholson reserved bis decision.
This morning William \. Hllles and
Colonel Benjamin Nelds argued on ex-
captions 10 the accounts OF the Security
Trust aud Safe Deposit Company. volun
tary trustee OF the estate OF Mrs Adams.
Mrs Mergaret Clark, one OF the
daughters, objects 20 certain charges
made by the company for its services.
Mrs Townsend, smother daughter favors
paying them The matter was Eot dis
poaad nf.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
CITY NEWS m sRleF.


John J.. McGovern has resigned as hnau-
clal secretary OF the Brownson Library AS
ISOLATION.
These new cars have been built and pqt
into service by the T., W q h. if. H., 4u20
and f09l passenger clac1cs ana cabooses 1915
and 1868.
The three hours servi. 70 for Good Friday
at St Nichaels Church began at noon to-day.
The service Is very impressive
Christian lndeavorers are already pre-
pairing for the fifteenth annual convention to
be held in Washington .oniJuly eto IL
The y. a o.. has resumed work At the
numerous stone quaIries az Nooduale.
The steam yacht LaRonda is being
paired on the marine railway OF inc fnaey
-Tbe ferrv boar aeing built by the jackson
and Sharp Company will be launched toward
the lastoi this MONTH
-Joan w Hudson. Of New Castle. has been
granted an original pension
The $4,000 addition 81. Joseph's Iudue-
trial School and C0lored Home at Clayton. Is
not TO be erected now retncf De huyter
row contamulates ertculg new structure
on the cottage plan.
--Heald a 60 creditors VIII meet at
Seventh snu Market streets 20 morrow after
noon and talk over the Affairs OK the Assigned
Arm.
The plans for the addition 70 ST Patrick's II.
@. huron have been prepared. ne a1oltion
will Do 2Ux10 feet, Will 90 y aponl touVl ana
give an additional seating capacaolly OF 1872.
--r,Vo men were, thrown frOm a. buggy a.
Delaware avenue and Van buren street as 4
result al a horse becoming frightened at a
trolley car. YES erday Afternoon. They were
but sllshtiy hurt. aud refused TO give their
Damee.
The Delaware river ferry boat sylvan
Glen has been entirely overnauled BY the
Pusev and ZONES Company, and looks like a
new boat.
The jackson and,Sharp Company Is build.
fn,r some hand .ome cars for the Oakland
Rirminrham and Pontiac street'raiiWay.
-ssoma heavy iron W rking machine tools
we're shinned TO the Keys one Construction
Cornnane IN Royersford. Pa, by the HiIlra
and lone, Company this morning.
-snecial services viii be held tonight at
the Reformed Episcopal Church VI the
Redeemer.
-Charlss G. Kurt has entered the field AZ
a ,.n5it y, az county C mp roller and hlo
friends are busy pushing bis candidacy.
the Fouitable Guarantee and Trust Com
na ~ Ia ~. bean awarded those bor ds or the
rac-s'rf -loan which were subscribed bv
irresponsibIe parties and not other wise
taken.
Fafhsrs Crosby ard Hayes. who con-
drrte1 ~ recent mission az - fatlIck's
e. Church returned to New York.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
They want FlIazIa FrIzrled.

"A determined effort is being made by
the Democrats OF Brsndywine hundred to
have George Frzzle, Republican post
master at Henry Clay, removed to make
room for q Democrat. Frlzzle mas been
serving for over three years undert he
present administration and there is a
Feeling abroad that some good Democrat
should take the Office Ia hand Thera Is
only one ssplrsnt Ia the field. But he has
strong backing he IS Richard Roe,
an Industrious party worker.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
The order Not Granted.

Judge Wales this morning handed
down an opinion in United States Court,
adverse TO the petition Of Mrs.
Mary K. Wright and others. ex
ecutors Of j. Hood Wright to
obliRe the GirRrd Trust Company,
receiver Wilmington Dental Company TO
pay judgment obtained from Superior
Court ss garnlshees Of II o. Robinson.
The judge clames the order on the
ground that the receiver was appointed
piror to the obtaining OF the judgment.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
DELAWARE HOSPITAL TRUSTEES.
Contracts Awarded for Furnishing Coal,
Ice and Butter TO the Institution-N New
Attendant and Fireman Appointed.

Ice and Butter TO the Institution-Ne New
Attendant and Fireman Appointed.
As state in yesterday's EVENING
JOURNAL the trustees of Delaware State
Hospital awarded the contract for coal to
the Charles Warner Company for 81 II
per ton; for ice to Joseph d. King, ol
New Castle, for $3.50 for the year, and
for butter 10 George L. Townsend, OF
Odessa, Rt 81 cents per pound Super
intendent Hancker reported the present
population OF the hospital at 147 men
and LOG women. Ha also reported a bal
ance on hand Of 81. 753.67
Thomas Eaton and John Dsvine re
signed as attendants; @. w. Kane, a
fireman. was dismissed FOR violating rules
and William Hutchinson was dismissed d
~ an attendant for dsobeying orders
Edward 7. Jones Was employed as an
attendant and George Kelley as a
fireman.
i John ]. Cassidy was permitted To- be-
come. a apATtner OF his brother, Hubett
Cassidy In the erection Of the new hoepi-
tai building E B II. Springer appeared
before the board as counsel for his father
In the matter of disputed architects e
bill, and was referred to WIS Hllles
counsel for the boards.
Frank R, CarsWell was allo we'd 5000
as architect. for the new buildibg, aud
a Communication from Joseph Jenkins.
relative to heating. the new hospital
snAex was referred Co Mr. Carswell.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
RsvsrvIsw Grounds Change Hands.

John T. Elliott, Of Elliott Avenue,
BrAndywine village, has leased the
Revervlew baseball grounds for period
OF one year. with an option for longer
period. he will extend the grounds 1870
feet. thereby providing for a bicycle
track one third OF mile long. The
iufeld will be used for baseball and other
sports He will put up new and sub
ntsntial fence and paint 1t inside and out.
The grand stand and other buildings
will be painted and otherwise improved.
Altogether, the painters will have over
a mile OF surface 10 cover This dsprives
the Young Men Christian Association OF
tie regular place for outdoor sports, un-
less IL secures privileges from Mr.,
Elliot
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
oveToomss tho trouble.

Some time ego the Street and Sewer
Department made rule thai no more
open fres should be hnllt on streets
paved with brick or other improved
material. This has given the roofers'
considerable trouble To overcome the
difficulty Frank A. Mitchell has designed
aud had constructed 600 pound wagon
with a large pitch boiler aud ere box and
will use It to morrow for the frst time.
II much resembles steam fre engine
a d Is the first OF it's kind ever built
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
FrnmipatIon of omcers

The Board Of Examiners Of State Ma
tlonal Guard will meet At the Whining
ton Armory to night at s o'clock for the
purpose Of examining six commissioned
officers. comprising two Captains
and four lieutenants. The examining board
are: Lieutenant Colonel Fryar, Dr. j..
Paul Lukens. Lieutenant Colonel f. q
Boyd and Lieutenant Colsnel Charles NJ =.
Stevens The officers 10 be examined are
from Wyoming and Harrington.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
Under No Oblleatlop.

J Norris Robinson, Of the brokerage
firm Of Robinson & Co says that the
article In the Morning News this morn
ing relative TO the city bonds is mis-
leading He delares ttat the
frm took every bond that it
pledged itsel. 10 take and
refused to take those bonds that had
been laid down on by Mckee and Mel
choir merely btcause the Sinking Fund
Commissioners were so late Ia Offering
them. Had be had a days notice no
could have taken them quite readily al
though under no obligation to do SO.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
Buildine' PsTmlts Granted.

Building Inspector Grubb this morn
ing granted the following permits
B. +. Downward. kitchen, No.
3u4 Walnut; @ #. Burslsr
alterations NO. 62l Lombard Munday
Bio.hers. alterations Front and Union
Tuomas Logan. alterations, No. II East
Front Wilson Adams, alterations No
405 East Fourth.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
a nIammoth Rock.

Robert D.. Hoffschsr, Jr., of the
Smyrna Tines was ia this city aud
Newark yesterday visiting friends. Hl
reports that fisherman In the Delaware
near Bombay Hook caught a seventy
eight pound rock fish day before yester
day and took IL to Smyrna. where It was
sold to local dealer. It was the largest
fish Of Its kind ever caught in that part
Of the Delaware
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
Ea,ter Notes.

Easter lilies and potted towering plants
grace the main corridor o; the Clayton
House from the front entrance to the
dining room doors
On the evening of Easter Monday the
Young Bsehslors Of the Shields Library
association will give a. complimentary
dance TO their women friends
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
WorId's FaIr Glass Biowers.

Beginning Easter MondAy. April 6.
exhibit st 4io'Msrbe. street. The ed
mission fseis 10 cents E.yss6tifnl
present will be given to each visitor.
They 'are - skillful lot Of glass
workers, spinners. weavers aud en-
gravers. They spin and weave glass
iqto dresses, shSwls and other articles
Of apparel for the ladies', aud neckties
aud other articles for the gentlemen.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
n.centIoa % lhs JadIelarr.

The Sons Of Delaware, OF PhlladeI-
phla, are arranging 10 give TIE judiciary
Of Delaware reception The night has
not been fixed but april 30 has been
suggested. It Is not believed that that
will suit as the adjourned term OF the
Court of Errors and Appeals win begin
on Anrll 01
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
rhird ouartsrlv Report rllod.

The Girard Trust Company. OF Phila-
delphla, reesl7lr OF Wiimington- Dontai
Manufacturing Company, fled tho third
quarterly report OF cash aud dlsburse
ments with the United States Court this
morning l. shows: Cash on hand
October I, 1895, 50 826 OF; receipts,
t94 719 16 total. fsl545 II. DIeburse
mente, $s4 245 IS. leaving q balance
January 27 OF So 300 49,
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
rrlanda and remnerannc.

Mrs. Rebecaa Taylor read paper on
"The II hleDce of the Bocl-
ETY. OF Friends In the Temper
ance Movement" before the Friends
Circle st Ninth and Tatnall streets
last evening 10 was hst orical in
character and opened up considerable
ground entirely rev 10 her hearers
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
Reception to Rev. S. N. PmohArd.

The congregation OF Scott M f.
Church last night gave an entbugIastic
reception TO its new pastor, Rev. 8 N.
Pllchsrd, in the Sunday school room Of
the church. l. T. Parker made the ad
drssn Of welcome and. assured Mr. Pill
chsrd OF the hearty corporation Of the
psople Of the church. Reys l. f Bar
rett and f. Burgette Short responded on
behalf OF the pastor. s3d Mr.. Pilchard
addressed the congregation. 80
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
The WIImInrton men won.

Yesterday Robert Miller and Lyman
Maulden, Of this city. went 70 Penus
vile. TO. shoot match with
Robert KIrden and Joseph Powelson.
tgo Of South Jersey crack shots .rhe
four men tied on the FIRST round and then
shot ch the ties. the WILMINGTON men
winning. The prize was q purse OF $50.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
YeIIow-nods and whIte perch

DR.. E. G Shortlidge, Jacob Pusey and
Andrew Carey have returned from Cape
Charles City where they went to act
some yellow perch eggs from the station
for propagation and distribution In the
Delaware streams Their friends are en-
joyiug some fine white perch which they
secured while there
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
These Books Arc Benuties.

We have few copies OF a beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing eev
eral hundred pictures Of high artistic
merit, which will be sold at $i.75.s copy,
which Is about one-fonrih the pbbiica
tion price. Also some copies Of Rand and
McNally's Cyclopedis st 81 25, worth
four tiues the price asksd Can be seen
at the EvEYwe. JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
oNe oBsERvANoI oF aooO FRIoAY
Inc pressivo Services at the Local Catholic
and Episcopal Churches To-day.

Inc pressivo Services at the Local Catholic
and Episcopal Churches To-day.
Services were held in all OF The Catholic
and Episcopal churches TO day Good Fri
day, commemorating the death o. Christ
the services In the Catholic churches are
the most solemn aud impressive OF the
holy week. Masses were celebrated In
all OF them this morninR Rnd
they were very largely attended No
bells will be rung In any Catholic
churches until noon to-mor
row. The churches are draped
In the deepest black, which will be re
moved 60 morrow In preparation for the
beautiful decorations OF Sunday.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
VIawIa Trnn ArnIn

John View. the colored descon, Of New
Castle, who was convicted OF entering
DR. John J Blacks stable, was released
to-daS on an order granted by judge
Grubb to Josiah Marvil attorney, his
term having expired. Governor Watson,
several weeks ago, remitted the corporal
phnishmept Imposed by the court, the
judges endorsing bic clemsney.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
nTIIIer Got = Knook-out.
speeIal Correspondence Evenlng Journa

oloClaI I0TTe7DonlenCo EVenlng JOurnaI.
NEWARK, April 3 u. X Miller, Of
this plvce, was engaged in sparrins
contest with friend last night, when
he encountered a knock out blow. He
was knocked out" so long that "a
that his heart was effected by the blow
This morning Miller had apparently
recovered from the effects Of hfs friendly
bent,
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
New EIeotrIo OabIe.

A new electric light cable has been
laid In the Christlana at Market street
The old cable was taken out yesterday
but it is not to be entirely removed All
the lights on,the South Side are supplied
by this onhla
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
l. zoo y. oo 10 sIo oo worlh sarInr.

$500 dress suits made to your meas
ure. English black diagonal coat aud
vest with choice Of fancy striped trousers
made to order for SIS co. Cat,
made and trimmed In fFst class style
Oshers are cherging you $25 90 and $2s 90
for the same goods and Innings Samples
willingly given for comparison. Lockyer
& Co., tailors. sos Market street.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
REAL ESTATE.


FoR RENT 1&
2125 Delaware avenue, 13roOms and bath.
1902 VanBuren street, l0roOms and bath.
2l25 Delaware avenne. l3 rooms and bath.
1910 NanBuren street. 10 rooms and bath.
1917 West Eighth street, II rooms and bath.
1903 West Fourteenth stfeet.ll rooms and batl
1923 NanBuren street. Q rooms and bath.
1920 Tatnan street, rooms and bath.
:. n. COr. Fifth and Jefferson.9 rooms and batt
40 Jefferson street, 10 rooms and bath.
1910 West Sixth street, 9 rooms and bath.
1923 Jackson street. 8 rooms and bath.
s. f cor. Both and Washington. rooms, bath
lO2s DUPONT street, rooms and bath.
1887 Head street, 9 rooms and bath.
1910 West Ninth s rect. rooms an bath.
9l5 VhnBuren.street, 9 rooms a. d bath.
SOP Broone street, 10 rooms and bath.
los Sea'les street. rooms and bath.
1f24 dupont street. rooms and bath.
1924 Mcdowell street, rooms and bath.
ll22 Walnut street. rooms aud bath.
1923 Adams street, Is rooms and bath.
1903 Adams street. rooms and bath.
Sl16 Market street. Office,
$40 Poplar street, rooms.
l70i Waahtneron street, rooms and BATH.
STORES FOR RENT. r.
Southeast DOrner Fifth and Jefferson streets.
40l Delaware avenue.
A. lt6 Delaware avenue.
ROBERT REYNOLDS. b
S35 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
Delaware Conference Sessions.

the Delaware annual conference Ia
session at Chester admitted the following
travelling preachers into full membership
yesterday: John w Jefferson. Littleton
T Robbins, NJ " Walters, c + Hens
ley. q l.. Anderson, r. q Riley, J ID.
Pitts and @ s Sprigg. 'P0 day the
delegates to the General Conference viii
be elected.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
nv epocInI 10 VVashInctn,

Frank Thompson, family and party
In observation car No. 60 OF the
Pennsy lvania railroad, went TO
Washington this morning. The obser-
walton car was attached 10 the IL O3
o'clock train over the p, w g. B rail-
road.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
HELP WANTED.

QdS m / work for Gray q Co., Dept. s
%1o ~. Columbus Ohio, selling hoysl
quickly plated by dipping In melted metal;
foe finish; plate guaranteed 70 10 years;
made Si5 last week; this week s5p; easy job,
good pay. Write for place, Every body has
goods 10 plate.
g ALESMAN WANTED-slOO 20 Sl25 per
Dmonth and expenses TO Introduce our goods
TO the trade. Staple line; position permanent,
pleasant and desirable. Address. with stamp,
King Mfg. Co.. ID. SO, Chicago.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
Two DlmeuIt Surgical Operations

A dlficnlt operation for appendicitis
was performed successfully on Samuel
Collins, aged 90 years, OF Bsar Station,
by DR. H j. Stubs. assisted by Drs
Hughes aud Corkran Yesterday DR..
Frank Roop Smith, assisted BY DR..
Joseph R Smith to successfully removed
a cancer from the hip Of David p. Bush
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
speeIaI Reformod EpI.eopal ssrvIeea

The special services at the Reformed
Episcopal Church OF the Covenant last
night were conducted by Rev l.. W..
Lay ield, of Epworth M. e Church, and
similar services at the Reformed Episco--
pal Church OF the hedeemer we're
conducted by Rev w r. Lewis, Of
Rodney Street Church
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
rea-hettlas sihr

A merry tune over. fres made with
Fell and Joseph's hand cleaned coal. Our
extra large family Pea Coal is $1.25 lees
than other. sizes. Always dry c,sl aud
e240 pounds ton. Front and Madison
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
DIscussIDR the FInnnoes.

A meeting Of the finance committee Of
the. Young Mems Christian Association
WAS held last evening Matters pertain
ing TO the financial condition Of the
association were discussed, but no action
OF particular public interest taken.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
Elected . pIrector.

William D Mullin, Jr., OF the. frnl Of
QuigleyS& Mullln, OF this city, was
elected one Of the directors OF the
Wholesale GrocersF Association Of Penn
aylvsnia. New Jersey and Delaware ct
is spnual meeting in PhiledelphiR yes1
terday