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Evening journal., 1896-02-11

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, Feb. IL Misses
Matte and Marian Cesver who have
been visiting theiriaunt, Mrs William A
Davidson for the past week have returned
to their home near Nj. Pleasant
Mrs Harry Cairns aud daughter who
have been visiting Ia Wilmington have
returned home
Miss Maggie Stout Is visiting relatives
ia Philadsldhia.
Mrs Frank Rsyboid has reformed from
a weeks visit TO p Philadelphia relatives
Dr. +. s. Dunlap is spending g few
days with his Maryland friends
Mrs. Robinson. Of Philadelphia, Is be
iag entertained by Mrs. <. A st ut at
5hs Delaware City Hotel.
John B. Ydndsgrlft, Of near town.
visited ia WILMINGTON yesterday.
Fred Morris Of Philsdelphia. ia spsnd
Tag few days with his parents, Mr..
aud Mr- william Morris
Mrs EiNin Clark and daughter, Miss
Clrollne have returned from G week e
visit 80 Philadelphia friends
Robert Morris who has been spending
several weeks with bis par ents, Mr. AM
Mrs William Norris has returned 70
his homo ia PHILADELPHIA
Frank Eaton. of Port Penn, spent
yesterday in Wilmiagton.
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has been selected to succeed Mr. Uhl as
FIRST assistant secretary.

has been selected to succeed Mr. Uhl as
FIRST assistant secretary.
Mr. Rockhill has an enviable reputation
as an explorer and adiplomatist although
he is still young man. lie was born in
Pennsylvania, and part of his education
was obtained abroad. He was at school in
Paris when the siege Of that city by the
German army occurred and served in the
Foreign legion Of the French army for tho
defense Of the capital.
In April, 1884, Mr.. Rockhill was ap-
pointed second secretary Of legation at Pc
king and became secretary Of legation
there the next year. For four months he
was charge d'aifaires ad interim at Seoul,
Korea. During his residence in China Mr..
Rockhill made an expedition into Thibet,
and it is said he was the first white man
to penetrate the interior Of that almost I'M
known country.
Returning to the United States on leave
In 1885 Mr.. Rockhill resigned from the
diplomatic service and accepted a position
in the Smithsonian institution, which he
held until April 49, 1898, when Secretary
Gresham gave him the appointment Of
chief clerk OF the state department. One
year after, on tho selection of Mr.. Sirsbel
to be minister to Ecuador, Mr.. ROokhill
was made third assistant secretary of state
Evening journal., 1896-02-11

FRANCIs.-nn the 10Th instant. Willard
g.. infant son Of Robert ard Emma Francis.
aged n months.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents.
No 9,6 French street. on Wednesday after
noon AZ O'Clock. lnterment at New Cath
edral Cemetery.
HODGES February 1896. Margaret
X, daughter Of Fred q. and Margaret Hodges,
In her 3d year.
JESTER On Sunday morning. och instant.
at bis home IN Washington, ID. c., james =.
ID h. Jestor, eyed go years.
MARTfN.--On February Q. 1896. Adam Mar.
,ia, in The C8.h year OF his age
Relatives and friends OF the family arc re-
81 cctiully invited 10 attend the funeral from
The residence OF his son. fer1 j. Martin, No.
February ~ IA, ~ o'clock High mas at st..
paul's r.. G.. Church. lnterment at New
Cathedral Cemetery.
PORrER.-On the slh Of February, 1895.
Mary A. Porter. wife OF Rob nj Porter.
REEp.-On ire n instant, Mrs Annie
Reed. In The 50 year Of her age.
ROBINSON.-On Febru-ry q, 1896. Mary
g widow Of George IL. Robinson, IN the ld.h
year OF her age.
SOUTHARD AT Christiana, Pa, on the
7ih instant, HAIRY q. Southland
Funeral rvlcea &C The house % his sister.
Mrs. Letiiia o.. Shippe. No. zoo NanBuren
street. az p. m, Tuesday attn. lnttrment
private.
SAMMONS.- On February g. 1895, Mary A
Summons, widow OF the late John II. sam-
mons. in the le1 year of her age.
SfOLX On the sth instant, Clemens. Jr
son Ct Clemens Siolz, aged years and d
months.
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MOTIONS ANSWER.

Tho Secretary Of Agriculture Replies to
senator Ncst as 90 seed Distribution.
W WASHINGTON. Feb ll.--Being asked as
10 tho charge made Ina tho semitic by Sena-
tor Vest Tia, Che secretary Of agriculture
hac distributed 100000 more packages of
seed In Nebraska than that state was en-
titled 10 last year, Secretary Morton said:
"ludcr tho law one.thrd OF all seed
purchased was 20 be distributed by the Soc
rotary OF agriculture. In accordance with
That provision, some years ago, when thcro
was great suffering along the sea islands
OF the Carolina coast tho secretary OF agri
culture through Miss Clara Barton and
the Rcd Cross society, gave great por-
ton Of the one-third of the seed which he
was authorized 90 distribute 60 the people
whose fields and gardens had been ruined
by tho tidal wave. As 20 that very large
distribution of seed TO those southern suf
fcrers NO complaint was made. There
fore, during the recent seasons OF extreme
drought IN the northwest the secretary OF
agriculture frankly confessos that he gave
far more than tho normal quota Of seed 70
Nebraska, Kansas and each OF tho Dako-
tas and 30 Oklahoma. The representatives
and senator's from tho states named and
the delegate from Oklahoma will verify
that statement This was a charitable and
not political distribution.
The quotas for the drought stricken
sections were sent directly 90 and distribut-
od by societies and persons designated by
their respective communities for that char
itahlo work.
"The secretary challenges tho sevorest
scrutiny of his intentions and his acts and
Is delighted with the character OF the enc
inies be seems 20 be propaRating
" But single members Of the house and
senate as the records of the department.
times as many seed in their respective
states and districts as they We're entitled
to. And how and OF whom did those
liberal gentlemen get those great quaint
ties Of seedln
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Wonder lana ramlI, rheatre.

Tie Gilmore sisters majestic consolida
ton. opened a weeks engagement az the
above theatre yesterday TO big houses
They present well arranged perform
ance, most Of the acts and features being
new TO this city. The Gilmore sisters are
= couols of Attractive girls whose work
Is very clever Morton and Revelle the
star farce comedy artists. are Iext OF
Importance. and taeir comedy "PicxlnKs
Frum Puck" vas we'll received, Leslie
end Curdy, the ethiopic parodist- Theo
dore. the veatrilfquist. Guyetta aud
Naville comedy sketcnisis. Faux Emer-
son. bone soloists and Baislv and Syn
onds musical artists. oil out the bill Toe
curio hall contains Mysterious Bu5in la
his caballstic OF wonder7, Mile Bstra With
a mammoth collection OF dangerous FOR
eign snakes Howsrd's original London
Pnnch aud Jady aud other attractive
sights aud stndiss On Friday snd
Saturday afternoons. extra performances
will be given and costly souvenirs
distributed
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Artist murdered fn His Studio.

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Profcssor Max
Eglau, a veteran teacher of drawing,
widely known in this city was murdered
in his studio in the Institution For the
Improved Instruction of Deaf Aiutes. The
police have arrested three mutes, students
at the school, and there is a chain of cir
cumstautial evidence against them which
tho detectives say is strong. In spite Of
the arrest, the affair is attended by the
deepest mystery. There wero several
wounds on the head which had evidently
been inflicted with a shovel, which was
found in the room. One theory is that a
burglar killed him, as the artist was
known to have had 500 in cash In his
pockets, and only 90 cents was found.
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

William A. Parry of Philadelphia, who
was making an oriental tour accompanied
by his wife, died at Darjilling, India.
Frederick schleohter. who was injured
i'm "a boxing contest by ex- Policeman Pluck
fielder, died at St. Mary's hospital in Phil
adclphia.
The session Of the National Assembly Of
the League Of American Whcelmen began
In Baltimore with a good roads congress,
which is attended by host of wheelmen
One man was killed, one was fatally in
iurod and five others were slightly hurt by
the explosion Of 10 horsepower boiler at
the Ann and Hope cotton min, Lonsdalo,
r. l.
A statement prepared at tho treasury de
partmcnt under the direction Of Assistant
Secretary Curtis shows THAT the govern
ment viii realize from the new loan SILL
37S sac "a.
Charles n. George s. Co, hardware deal
ers OF Providence have made general rs
signment for the benefit Of their creditors,
both individually and as a firm, James a.
George being the company.
The grand jury of Crawford county,
Pa, has held Mrs. Kate NJ. Ncllis and Ed
gar G.. Gardner of Girard for trial on
IRA"RAA
ter II. Nellis, the formers husband.
Congressman ", II. Grain Of Texas died
suddenly IN Washington at the home Of
friend He was serving bis sixth term in
the house 81 representatives and was one
of che best known members of that body.
District Attorney Fellows has Endorsed
papers which. when signed by Justice
Smyth of the criminal branch of the SUI
preme court, will dismiss the Indictment
upon which llrastus Winlan was tried and
convicted % having forged the signature of
T.. W. Bullinecr to a check for $4,000.
The suit of Miss Birdie Sutherland, a
London ballad singer, against the Hon.
Dudley Churchill Majorihanks, eldest son
Of Baron Twecdmouth claiming 500, 600
damages for breach OF promise Of mar
iiage has been settled out OF court Miss
Sutherland receives SIS. 600 for agreeing
70 withdraw the prosecution.
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special Correspondence Evening Journsl

special correspondence evening JournRl.
SMYRNA, Feb 1--Gsorge N. Steven
son. representative Of Mizpah L5dge. No
16 A. o U W.. Is attending tho sssson
OF the Grand Lodge st Seaford The
Grand Lodge will be Invited % meet ia
Snyrna next year.
The Junior Social ub wss entertained
lsst night by Miss Edytte Beck
The fustday Club meets 20 nj ht ct
the residence Of Mrs Lillian Cloak.
" + Baker tho well-know salesman
Of WSnamsker & Brown, is the guest OF
rels.ives near town
L o Walker and wife are visiting in
Philace'phis
Miss Margaret FIJI left To- day Tor an
extended Wilt TO Georgetown.
Mr.. and 3rs. Il X hsrdessv are
visiting her mother a. Barrisvilie, Del.
Charles M Wharton spent Sunday
with his mother.
Miss Anna Fox cell, who bss been
visiting the Misses O5nnor. OK Whining
ton, has returned home
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Neil Rurge.s satarday NIght.

In Tho County Fair" Mr.. Burgess
New England old maid Is ons Of the
unique figures Of the stage. original aud
irresistioiy funny. The play Is one OF
those rural idyls which started With the
success Of The Old Homestead" aud IL
as charming as any OF them. possessing
features OF its own which others have
not There ia one reason why Mr
Burgess should DO given hearty recep-
ton az this time, aside from the excellent
fun which his show offsrs aud that is
that he has just had swept away frcm
him in few weeks the saving Is Of long
aud industrious career. by bis unsuccees
ful venture THE Year Oae, produced
during tbs early part Of the season. he
has now started out TO retrieve bis
fortunes in bis old play "Ths County
Fair
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OMAHA, Feb. 1l.-A scandal developed
at Fort Omaha when Privntes Cavanaugh
and Murphy were arrested for prize fight
ing aud 100 others who witnessed tho
fight expect o. hc ordered 20 go to the
guurdhouse. 10 has been stated that the
two men fought Tor purse that was fur
nshed by Che officers at the fort. This is
most emphatically denied by Colonel
Bates. Whilo nc has no doubt that there
was purse in sight, be says no is sure IL
was not made up by the officers. 1t is
stated by the officers that there need be no
surprise IL the guardhouse Is stored full
OF prisoners in q short time,
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soeI.I and Perssnal Notss.

Captain Willard Thompson wss in
Baltimore yesterday.
Miss Hsrriets Bloomsr, OF this city,
has gone 20 Washington, where she will
sislt the family OF Vice president
Stevenson. Miss Bloomar became &C
quainted with tina S'evensons while
living IN Bloomington, Ill.
Secretary Of State J. Harvey Whi,emsn
Is in Dovsr to day.
Joseph L Carpenter, Jr, is in New
York
Deputy Receiver Of Taxes George
Fiuck has returned from Potter county,
Pa and is once more welding the pen
at the Court House. He reports that
there is excellent sleighiug where he has
been visiting.
Senator George Fisher Pierce, OF Nil
ford, was Ia the city yesterday on a
business trip.
John B. vandegrift, Of Port Penn, is
attending 70 some buiiness ma ters In
town.
ST Banks, Of Salem, N. J , Is in the
city, a guest st the Merritt House.
John q. Blizzard, proprietor OF the
Delaware House, Smyrna, Is in the city
to day.
City Treasurer joseph E. Adams is IN
Seaford attending the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge, A o. U w.
T. Howard Lewis and wife, Of Albany,
n. Y. are expected hero on Saturday by
their Wilmington relatives.
Mrs. e H SatteIfsld aud sister, Of
Osver, registered at the hotel Jennings
yesterday.
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CINoINAATI, Fob. ILL., Rev. Sanford
Hunt, ID. d.. Of New York. treasurer of
tho Methodist Missionary society, dropped
dead of apoploxy at the Grand hotel in
this city. As he entered tho door with
Rev Dr. Mathews and Rev. DR.. Ham
mond OF san Francisco DO suddenly ex
claimed, Take my hand, " and aftorward,
~ fear Then DO became unconscious
and could not complete his expression. In
less than ton minutes he was dead. DR..
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could do nothing, and soon pronounced
the Doctor denl.
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UHL CONFIRMED
W. w. Roc;shin Selected as Ills Successor
In the state Department.

wAsHrNeToN, Feb. 1.-THE nomlna-
ton Of Hon. K. Il. Uhl TO be emhassador
TO Germany was confirmed by the senate
in little moro than an hour after it had
been received. Tho nomination was not
formally referred TO the committee on for
eign relations, to which under ordinary
circumstances it would have been sent,
but the committee.Was canvussed on the
floor Of the senate, and DO opposition be-
ing developed it was d,SAlod to confirm
Immediately. This action was taken in
conformity with the wish OF the state de
pnrtmont, WHARF, It is considered important
that Mr.. Uhl shall reach his destination
at as curly day as practicable
William w. Rockhill OF Maryland, the
present third assistant secretary Of state,
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AFFAIRS IN TURKEY.
Attempts 90 Criminaliy Impilcate Amcri-
can Missionaries.

Attempts 90 Criminaliy Impiicate Amcri-
can missionaries.
LONDON, Feb 1.-The Constantinople
correspondent OF The Daily News telo-
graphs TO that paper: Turkeys plan to
implicate tho American missionaries i'm
Armenian affairs Is being steadily pursu-
cd. An attempt has boon made TO arrest
Mr. Knapp, ono Of the hardest working
missionaries at Bltlis, on a charge OF sedi-
tion and murder, based ON an accusation
signed under coercion by some Armenians
who were in jail.
Mr. Knapp appealed to United States
Minister Terrell, who learned from Consul
Hampson at Mush that the charge was
wholly unfoundcd and was "a mere prcioxt
to drive Mr.. Knapp from the country. Mr..
Terrell insists that unless the charge Is
abandoned Mr.. Knapp shall be brought
here and tried before him."
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Il is reported that Professor Emil
Eogsl. OF CHESTER, 10 about TO remove to
WILMINGTON, where be mas been appointed
musical director Of the chorus branch Of
the well known GermaDia Society Of
that city, says the Chester Times
Chester loses musician OF great ability
ia Professor Eogsl, aud to him is credited
tbs formation OF the Chester Musical
Associate
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ReoeptIou TO nriss Nsthersole.

Mrs Frank Ball will give = recsp-
ton to Miss Olga Nsthersole at her
home. No 1919 Park Place, this evening
from to o o'clock and has invited
numbsr OF friends to meet the gifted
young actress MIS- BAH aud Miss
Nsthersols have a mutual friend ia
London, and 1t was through her that the
acquaintance was formed.
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We have few copies OF beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew.
ersl hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit, which will be sold at 81 20 q copy.
which Is about one fourth the publica-
ton price Also some coplis OF Rand and
McNAlly's Cyelopedla at 81 25, worth
four times tho price asked. Can be seen
at the EvENtNd JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-02-11

No. 204lS. A styliah little costume Of
fine quality OF serge. whipeod OF
diagonal shifting la a dark Indian red.
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the fine side plaits are outlined with
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6irls' Dress rtqairel for medium size
"a yards material % inshes vide, 81 yards
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Lining ] /. cards Cut In sizes, from
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mr.. King-"Do you think. as they are now
discus ing. that chess has an injurious effect
on the mindf" Mrs Queen-"fndeed do II
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.-Entertalnod IN PhIladelphia

Miss Blanche Batter and Miss Harriet
S.idham, OF this city will attend a dance
in the Nor.h Brosd Street. Drawing
Room. Philadelphia, this evening To
morrow evening thsy will ola theatre
party, which is to be followed by supper
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Olga Nethersole To-airht.

Miss Olga Nethersole. the celebrated
English actress, who comes to the Grand
Opera House here to-uighr. was born 10
Kensington, suburb OF London, and
made her irst public appearance At the
age Of four on the top OF table at =
school entertainment when she rscltsd
Tsnnyson's poem "Llrd Bnrlsigh This
is the only attraction that Daniel snd
Charles Frohmin are ioiutly Interested
Evening journal., 1896-02-11

CoNsTANTTNoPLF, Feb 1.-The United
States minister, Mr.. Alexander Terrell, is
using his influence with tho Turkish gov
ernmont IN order to procure the necessary
escorts and protection for Miss Clarn Bar
ten, president Of the American Rcd Cross
society, and her assistants while they are
distributing relief to the suffering Arme-
mans.
Evening journal., 1896-02-11

Lyman of counsel for George w. Ain
scow, was seen by al EVENING JOURNAL
reporter this morning and, while not
de1ying that there was prospect Of
comPromss. said that thsIe was rothing
new 10 report.
Evening journal., 1896-02-11

Il was rumored On the streets to dsy
that ALFRED l. Alnscow aud George W.
Alnscow would compromise their chan
Gerry suit by having It referred To eou1sel
with Henry P. Rumford AS 9Th Dsu
With the deciding vote. William 4.
Evening journal., 1896-02-11

Mrs Alfred Elliott will give
dinner this evening n homer Of Miss
Henderson. of New York, who is the
guest Of Miss Jessie Elliott. Twenty
covers will be laid for the relatives aud
Intimate friends of thu family.
Evening journal., 1896-02-11
Reliance csntenniai Anniversary.

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