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COLBURNF.-Qn Mach IL, 1876 Martha c.,
wife of William n. Culburne, aged BIB years
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
he fuutral from he residence OF her hus-
baud. No l2 3 i4arcasfer avenuP. on Tuesday
morning. March ll. az o'c 0cs. High mass at
ST. Peters P.o Cathedral. lnterment az
Cathedral Cemetery.
JOHNSON.--On March l2 1898. George John
son. aged "a ycois.
HOPE ON March 1880, Martina r. Hcpa.
KNEE.-At New Castle M8vch 18th, 1895.
Maggie G.. wife Of samuel B. Knee and
daughter Of George r. and Chrlstiana Larri-
son.
Due notice OF the funeral viii be given.
ATCLLIN.- suddenly. March n. ltgi, Marian
Vsirbenks, elder daughter Of DR.. }. w. and
Ollie West Mullin.
ROWE.-On the llth instant, Mary Aun
Rowe, aged So years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vi ed O attend the funeral from her late resi-
cence, Fourteenth RAd Clayrnnnt rtreete. on
"Wednesday morning, March 18th; lsM, at 2
"a, IN houuium Mass at 80. Fntricks. We
mingt0n. lntermunt az ft. Jo5cphs Gene
terry
SMITH "a the 18th Instant. j. Thomas
Smhh son of Thomas w and X. IL. Smith,
as, ls years and N months.
R-l,u e4nnd frienfs of the family. also
Wilmington Council No 1. II. a. NJ. aud em-
plos es oil fho f., w. g. 3 r. h. are invited TO
attend The iunersi at thc residence ut his
parents, lu9 Last Firth street, on Ihuraday. at
O'Clock.
WISE. On March u. 1850. John Wise. aged
Si years.
his funeral from his late residence No. -2t
Poplar street. on Tuesday afternoon nt ?
o'clock. Iutrrmeut Private az Wilmington
and Brnndi wine Cemetery.
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A MISSING MINISTER.

Rev. AIr. Wright Left Fort Plain In III.
nancial Straits and Has Not Returned.
Fort PLAIN, n Y, March l6-Rey.
Daniel +. Wright, pastor Of tho Universal
ist church, the richest church organization
in this village OF vicinity, left his charge
on four weeks leave of absence on Jan.
10 for the purpose as he stated, Of visiting
Arizona, where he had private business
interests. Nothing had been heard from
him until day or two ago, when letter,
received by Lawyer Lester NJ Weller, was
read before a meeting of prominent Uni
versalists, in which the Clergyman declar-
cd he was wrecked financially; that he
would not come back to Fort Plain and
that he would not again preach the gospel
until he had regained the money he lad
lost. 1t is understood that Mr.. Wright vas
interested in gold mines in the west
He IS we'll known throughout New York
stnte, particularly in tho central portion.
The letter was postmarked New York, -
and in it the writer stated that he intend
cd going to Mexico. His wife, who is liv-
ing at her home near Potsdam, is prostrat-
ed by the shock Of her husbands disap-
ueoranco
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The "Grssn Goods Man -

To see "A Green Goods Man" Is to see
all the latest Ia satire. music and soug
The play Itself 10 merely correction Of
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Include many Of the highest sliaried
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the Opera House on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings March rs aud 10.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

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nIInstrela ro.morrow Nlrht.

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seabrooke Coming March et.

1.-THE sreculRtcr' is the name OF
Thomss @ SeAbroeke's new comedy, IN
wh'ca he will appear at the Opera House
on Saturday, March 81 Anything IN
which Sesbrooke appears must necessarily
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their digestion will certainly 60 to hear
him. His rev play ls said TO be in many
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previously presented IN this city. That
Il Is good is certain, else be would not
have anything to 90 with It. 1. has for
It's theme, ss the title indicates, things
that happen IN Wall street. and the pos
sibilities Of that theme for comedy pur-
poses have been shown IN THE Hen
ri.ffa
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Bishop WILLIAMS Accepts.

MARQUETTE, Mich, March 16.-Dean
c. Mott Williams announced in St. Pauls
Episcopal church that he bad accepted the
hishoprio OF Marquette Episcopal diocese,
and that he yesterday sent a letter TO
Bishop Williams of Connecticut con-
tanning his formal acceptance. Doubt ex-
listed as to Dean Williams course, owing
TO charges brought against him. He will
be consecratod three weeks hence
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

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nIar ID oI nI. vEonnds.

WEST CHESTER. March 16.-Dlniel
Queen. the coloFed man who was shot
while assisting cfiosrs to arrest a
gang of bandits in the southern
end Of the county. about week
ago, WAS admitted TO Chester Clunty
Hospital, yesterday afternoon, suffering
with serious attack Of teta
nus II Is thought that he will die
His ASSISTANTS who had been captured
after Gsht over section OF fifteen
miles Of country. give their names as
Samuel aud Wnlism Allen james Tobsn.
Joseph Norris and William Jones. snd
their residence as Chicago. The victim
resides at Lincoln University
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
Social and Personal Notes.

Harry Budd is visiting his cousin,
Townsend h. McFsdden IN West Chester,
y Little Mils Margaret Stevens and
brother, Don Stevens, Of Philadelphia,
spent yesterday in the city.
Clayton Harrison has returned from
visit TO Chester.
Charles Stewart, Howard Klund, Paul
Hates and Harry Harrison ended a
party in Chester Friday night
Miss Amanda Scott is visiting her
sister Mrs. SAmu0 Ocheltres at Ridley
Park
Miss Lottie Ash, OF Elkton, Nd, has
been visiting Mrs George Carter on
Monroe street.
Joshua P. Mckay, of Elkton, Nd,
visited Wilmington friends yesterday.
Miss Nellie Kerr, of LeWisville Pa,
is being entertained BY Miss Edna
Dougherty, at Eighth and Monroe
strests.
Mr.. and Mrs Wins D. Wallace went
to Toms River this morning to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Thomas W. Middle
ton. a sister OF Mrs. Wallace, which
occurs this afternoon.
Frank Bsngusral. Of New York, Is
registered at the Hotel jennings.
E r Cochran, Jr was in Philadelphia
TO dag.
Henry HOPES spent yesterday in Phlla
dslphla.
william NcAdoo, Of Philadelphia,
visited Howell S Eaglsnd yesterday.
Clement Llppsucott and Herbert
Beown spent yesterday with relatives and
friends in Bristol.
On Saturday last, Miss Mary D.
Boomer rendered her resignation as
organist Of tae Pro Cathedral
William Carter, Of Frederick, is visiting
relatives IN this city.
William Bird and family hsYe been
visiting his mother in Palmyra, N. j.
Harry SCHNEIDER has gone to Elizabeth,
N. j to acctps position.
Mrs. S Y. Rogers, Of SRedesboro, N.
j., is visiting her sister, Mrs. James
Clark In this city.
Bishop Coleman returned at II ga "a
from Milford, where be ofieiated yester
day.
Governor ". T. Watson arrived Ia
town to-day at II 20 a. m on his way
North.
Thomas w. Wilson, OF Dover, has
purchased the residence of R I. Ceilings,
At West Colliugswood, m j.. and will
reside there.
Mrs George Il Whitley and Children,
Of New Rochelle. N. Y, are visiting
Wilmington friends
@. B. Woodward spent yesterday in
Philadelphia.
Miss Marian Janvier. Of McDonough
has been visiting Mrs. w K. Humphrey
Ia this city.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
REGULATION AND SUICIDE.
Detected In Embezzlement the Kansai
City Postmaster Ends his Life.

lltAttiNU IN LmhfXXlgmont the hflneat
City Postmaster Ends mis- Life.
KANSAS CITY. March 16.-To escape ar.
rest for cmbezzlcment OF government
funds Frank Mapes postmaster for this
city, committed suicide i'm his own resi-.
dence On Thursday last two postotlice in.
spectors arrived here and investigated the
Office Upon their arrival Mapcs showed
no unoasiness, but as they pursued theii
Investigations through Friday and Satur
day no became nervous and depressed In
spirits. The inspectors finished their work
Saturday night, and their investigation
proved the postmaster to be an embezzlei
from the general funds Of the Office to the
amount of probably 50, 200.
Mapos undoubtedly knew the condition
of his trust, and it is evident no feared
arrest today and decided upon death. His
manner Of ending his life was sensational
IN tho extreme He complained of being
III and retired TO his room. Soon after
ward he had his wife send for three men
who had been friends Of long standing
When these men arrived at tho house, Mrs
Mapos met them at the door. No sooner
had she swung open the door than pistol
shot rang through the house. Mrs Mapes
and the thgee men ran TO the postmaster's S
bedroom. They found him in the agonies
Of death He had blown out his brains and
died almost instantly.
The licensed was appointed postmaster
by President Cleveland three years ago.
He had long been prominent in local and
Kansas politics. He was undor 500 600
bonds to the government, with local busi-
ness men as sureties The funds emhezzlod
are said TO have been squandered in gam
bling and drink. Deceased belonged TO the
Knights Tomplar and Elks. His family is
provided for by $4,000 life insurance
which he carried
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
In Favor Of the Metric system.

WASHINGTON, March 16-Representa-
tive Charles W. Stone Of Pennsylvania,
chairman of the committee on coinage,
weights and measures has submitted to
the house the unanimous report Of the
committee in favor of the adoption by the
government Of the metric system OF
weights and measures. The committee
recommends that the system be put into
exclusive use in the departments Of the
government at such future date as will
allow adequate preparation for the change
and at the end Of a fixed time thereafter
be recognized as tho only system for gen
eral use.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
A big Audience PIeased.

An immense audience was at the Opera
House Saturday night to witness the
presentation OF the grest melo drama.
TIE Great Diamond Robbery" The
play Is ore Of tbs best attractions
which have appeared here this
season Il was written by AlfrieDd
aud Wheeler. aud given under
the management OF A. M Palmer
and Edwin Knowles. Those who made
the success OF the play are Nine Janaus
chek. Mrs. Annie YeamRns, Maud Banks,
Lillian Lawrence, Fanny Cohen, Frsder
ick Bond. W. A. Whitecsr, George O.
Bonifaoe George D Chaplin Snd Gustave
FrsnlIel, all we'll known artists.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
Death of a Theological Professor.

PHILADELPHIA, March l6.-Rev. Charles
William Schaeflor, professor Of church his
tory in the Lutheran Theological semi
nary at Germantown and one of the most
prominent Lutheran divines in the state
died at his home in Germantown of heart
failure. lie was born i'm Hagerstown, Nd.
May 3, 1913. lie graduated from the Uni
yersity of Pennsylvania in 1889. He then
took theological course at the Gottys-
burg seminary and was ordained in 1885.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
Two wiIminrton FIehtars win.

Midget Glynn, ct Rsnova. Pa. on
Saturday night "put cut" Jack Kelly. Of
Newark, In the second round Of six
round fight
In Philadelphia, on Saturday night.
Jim Rodgers WAS substituted for Barney
Reilly and the Wilmington boy ossted
Billy Bachmsn Ia q six-rouod 60.
Jimmie Rog, rs, Of this city. b to meet
Jerry Barnett, OF New York, next Sstur-
Gay night.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
chi IIis Throat Wlth a razor.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, March TO-
Thomas Dalton committed suicide at his
horne in Cold Spring by cutting his throat
with a razor. Dalton was an expert boiler
maker, and the early part of last week no
went to Newburg to work at his trade.
He had to give up, however, on account
of a weak wrist, and he returned TO Colo
Spring. The misfortune made him de-
spondent, and he has acted strangely for
several days
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
Bits Ffom Delaware oity.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, March 16.-Miss
Bertha Edwards, OF Middletown, Is the
guest Of the Misses Bland, Of near Della
ware City
Mrs Ida Burgess and daughters are
visiting relatives In town.
Miss E nma Edwards, Of Mlddletown,
IS visiting relatives In town
William GsrdneT, Of Philadelphia Is
the guest OF relatives here.
L. J. Sheppard of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday here as the guest Of Mt and Mrs
William A. Jester.
Esv. J. e Amos has returned from q
visit to Baltimore
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
No Light on His Death.

CHESTER. Merca 1d The ooloner's
jury bad 20 evidence before it SATURDAY
night % throw light on the death Of
Charles O. Atkihson. the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad dre
man. whose heR6less body was found on
the trucks at Lamokin yard. Atkinson
was 10 have gone 10 worF on Saturday
morning, but as he did not turn mp the
engineer got 2 substitute Lster, AiSin-
CONS remains were found on the track.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
rhese Boo1I,iAre IleautIes.

We have few copies OF a beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictires Of high artistic
merit, which will b sold at $l.75 copy,
which Is about oneliourth the publica-
tion price. Also some copies Of Rand aud
McNslly's Cyclopeda &C 81 25, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
ut the EVENING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

Those reduced Carpets are saving
money to purchasers. New gooos and
stylish patterns in Tapestry Carpets at
35c and soc per yard. Bgelow, Lowell
and Whittall's 5-frame Body Brussels,
with or without borders at csc.
Wilton Velvet Carpets at ooc; rich
in colorings and choice in designs, that
are selling most places for $I.25.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

Get our prices on Furniture and if
they do not appeal to you wen be
mistaken in ourselves. The assort-
ment-as always with us--as good as
the market affords.
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naroeionians stil Furious.

BARCELONA, Spain, March l6-After
concert the bulk of the audience started
to make a demonstration before the Unit
ed States consulate but gendarmes
promptly barred thoir way and dispersed
the crowd before they had reached the
building. Several were injured in the
.Eculflp
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
IlahnltIes Tore Thnn IIalf q nrIlIon.

ST Paul, March 16.-P. II. Kelley, one
Of tho best known merchants and Demo
cratic politicians i'm the state, has made a
personal assignment TO !. +. Mayer OF
Mankato, Minn. Assets are said to be
$40. 600 and liabilities SuO0. 900.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
sIlsslonary Anniversary.

The Sunday school OF Wesley N E.
Church, Linden and Jackson streets,
will hold its missionary anniversary Co
night. An interesting and Instructive
program has been prepared aud specid
music will be rendered.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

New Mattings arriving each day.
Some grades of Mattings have ad-
vanced as much as so per cent. since
we placed our early order for them, so
we can serve you at the low price.
Good quality Mating from I2H cents
upward.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
Morements ln Ilenl Estate.

William Mshlsr ard Benjamin hoDt
have purchased OF the Become Street
Improvement Company, two lots 100 feet
square at Gipin avenue and Grant. aud
will also erect four houses. three on
Conrad and one one on Howell street.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

Tapestry Curtains with throw-over
drapcry at top, reduced from So TO
$2.5o. No greater value ever offered
in curtains.
Lace Curtains, Brussels effect, the
S. quality, for just half price. Other
prices in proportion.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
IN Immense PiIe oh Coal

Is consumed in our city yearly, but none
gives better satisfaction than Fell and
Josephs hand cleaned coal. 2240 pounds
70 q ton and sll coal Front and Madison
streets. It's dry. Telephone 2J9.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
THOUSANDS
TESTIFY
TO HAVING Been CURED BY
MUNY ON'S
REMEDIES.

No other Medical Preparations In the
world Receive Daily So Many Testi-
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I.Innas IL - n.nrhn-

NIESNA, March 16.-The Danube and
its tributaries arc steadily rising, and al
ready several towns along their banks
have been partly submerged It IS feared
that the Prater here will 30 flooded soon.
Many fatalities are already reported.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
REDUCED
CARPETS.

"Busy as girl with beaus describes our condition.
Almost repetition of 1902 busy in carpets busy furniture
and busy draperies and it's your business find why
we're busy won't take you very long to find either few
moments of your time the inspection of the stocks and
study of the prices and you'll hold the key the situation
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
ruARBTruf

VAN BLUNK-BURNlTE.-- on Tuesday.
MARCH, 10, 1856 in Philadelphia. by Rev. Jonas
kegJ. NJ. Van hlunk, ci Glguces-
ter. N g., 20 Louise burulte, evangelist, OF
WILMINGTON, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
FOrty-five Yea. OF Married 1lfs.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
sMYRNA, March 16 Mr. aud Mrs
Edv ard Beck celebra ed their forty htth
Wedding anniversary Friday night. The
grea er part Of their large IA nily were
home for the occasioa.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
A PRETTY NIGHTGOHH FOR 4 MISS.

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aud Send II to the Evening journal
Omce With Ten Gents.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
AQuIet Marriage.

Miss Minnie Lippencott and William ].
Murgatroyd VII be married on next
Monday. The ceremony will be q quiet
one owing to tle resent death Of the
brides mother.