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THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. FRIDAY MOUNTING. FEBRUARY 10. 1899. ALL, CARS EXCHANGE TO ALUAYS MEVLETE With us there is no "Between Seasons." Our stock is always complete.

Whether you intend to journey to the Tropics, visit the far North or stay at home, you will find in our stock anything you may require in MARKS BROS. THE WOMAN'S STORE CHURCH WAR. INENGLAND Question of Discipline Introduced in House of Commons. paper able to offer an opinion concerning them, and condemns them severely. This is the principal topic of the evening journals, which, are air moderate organs, and they either share the Figaro view, or at least admit that no serious charges are laid at the door of the Criminal Chamber.

Des De-bats says: "No fact has been established which can cast doubt on the honor and sincerity of the Judges." While agreeing that the judgment of the whole court would have more weight the same paper denies the necessity for the proposed law, which it condemns. No Secret Horrors Found. Even La Liberte, though it was one of the first Republican papers to come out Tffi lifEIT PRICED E1IM MIE1ES III! raoar Of And at the same time, the best qualities ever sold so cheaply, make our Swiss Week one long-to-be remembered event. In spite of the busy selling the choice is still as good to-day as it was on Monday. CARTWRIGHT WARNERS' MERINO AND PURE NATURAL WOOL A MEMBERS FANATICAL SPEECH UNDERWEAR Men's, Women's and Children's.

I. R. MORLEY'S SILK AND BALBRICjGAN UNDERWEAR Men's. GEO. BRETTLE SILK UNDERWEAR Men's and Women's.

Embroideries Imported to sell up to 50c. yard, at 10c. and 15c. Embroideries Imported to sell up to $2.25 yard, at 25c. and 50c.

Embroideries And All overs," imported to sell up to 56.50 yard, at 7oc. to $2. AMERICAN HOSIERY MERINO UNDERWEAR Men's, Women's and Children's. NORFOLK AND NEW BRUNSWICK HOSIERY PURE NATURAL Btrongly for the government bill, admits in this evening's issue that the report did not contain the secrets full of horror that Denounced Confession and Said Church Would be Romanized Unless Ritualists Were Checked. Beaurepaire announced, but thinks, how mm ADD COLLARETTES hi MU ever, that several Judges have shown partiality, so that the judgment of the WOOL UNDERWEAR Men's, Women's and Children's.

ZIMMERLI Swiss Ribbed VESTS and COMBINATION SUITS Women's. HIGH-GRADE WINTER UNDERWEAR AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES BISHOPS PLAN TO GET CONTROL full bench would lie better. The Temps is more pronounced than ever against the The present cold snap brings a drop in prices to rival the mercury. Here's a positive sacrifice but it's inevitable because we will not pack away a single Fur garment. whole course of the government Cassagnac closes an editorial this morn ing in these words: "The bill comes too But Liberals Will Insist That Power Must Stay With Parliament.

A Chance to Overthrow late. Gangrene has spread and the Women's genuine Swiss Ribbed VESTS, natural wool high neck long sleeves medium weight, 62Mc, usual price 81.00. Women's Ribbed Merino DRAWIORS-natural and white Women's genuine Swiss Ribbed Merino VESTS, high neck and long sleeves, natural and white $1.25, usual price J2.00. Women's Black Merino VESTS and DRAWERS 62 Vic. each, usual price each.

$15.00 and $20.00 Collarettes at $7.50 and $10.00. Also Collarettes at $1.50. Electric Seal Coats the balance of our $25.00 and $40.00 garments, all our own make at $15.00 and $25.00. $25.00 and $30.00 Electric Seal Capes at $12.50 and $15.00. Genuine Persian Lamb Coats selected, glossy, tight curl skins, lined throughout with heavy brocaded sijk the regular $100.00 coats, marked to-day at $02.50.

whole body is now affected. Public opin ion puts the whole Court, all three chain the Ministry. bcrs united, in the same boat." O'iHc, usual price $1.25. lo-nights i'atne, another extreme Special Cablegram to The Times. (Copyrighted, CARTWRIGHT fc WARNER'S Men's heavy White Merino SHIRTS and DRAWERS.

$1.50 and $2.00 each. Usual price, $3.00 and 4.00 each. OUR STOCK comprises the production of every standard maker of HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR in the world. lsau. by the Chicago Record).

London, February 9. anti-Dreyfus organ, heads with the leaderette, "Everything Must Be Done Gver Again," which means that investigations of the Court during the last four months Children's Shoes Stout leather, durably made and, low-priced to make room for new arrivals. 287 pairs Children's Dongola and Kangaroo Calf, lace and button Shoes The burning question of church discipline, which is agitating the whole country, was introduced to-day into the Women's Winter All $10.00 and $12.00 Coats now at 5.00. AH $15.00 and $18.75 silk-hned Jackets now at $7.50 and $10.00. Plush and Golf Capes at reduced prices.

17.50 Plush Capes now at $3.98. $io Golf Capes reduced to $5.00. BROTHER House of Commons hy a private member, are not acceptable. This course is not probable, but when the law passes and if it begins to look as if the majority of the Judges are favorable to revision, there is S. Smith, who in an almost fanatical FOR 39 YEARS THE LARGEST RETAILERS OF HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR IN AMERICA of Every pair speech urged that the lawlessness of the ry Flwt floor, jltir tlrfr9 IJress Trimming Uf Departiaeut- Cost doesn't figure now.

All of these must yo to make room. Natural and black Marten Scarfs, Cluster Tails, worth $3.50 at worth $5.50 at Marten Scarfs with iong tab fronts, worth $15.98 at Blue Fox Scarfs or Muffs, worth $15 at $0.08. Bargains in Muffs to match all Scarfs. Sas and Oil Stoves Timely bargains all of these. They are the sort you can depend upon for reliability and good service.

The Comfort" Oil Heater, worth $3.50, Ritualists if not. chocked would tend to little doubt but that this cry will he taken up seriously. As matters now in sizes to 11. them formerly sold at 1.20 1 to-day at 49, 515553 NORTH EIGHTH ST. ph.ua 79c pair Romanize the Church of England.

MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Great A particularly bitter denunciation of stand it is expected that the final decision will lie reached about the middle SgSAates redL luc- the growth of confession formed the lead To-dav's tion in 'Dress Soeds Specials in of March. Compliments for Iroland. ing feature of the charge against the High Church party. I may note, by the way, that the whole eontestvbetween the fflemnants clude short lengths from 2 to 7 yards, in To-days Libre Parole, in a 1eaJer JiiiliT GALLED ON JURY BILL Continued From First Page. headed "John Ireland," is very complimentary to the Archbishop of St.

Paul Low and High Church jmrties seems likely to centre around this particular in Ice Skates. Immense assortment for ladies and gentlemen. All makes and styles. Prices start at 33c. for 50c.

ones, and so on in like proportion. Extension Roller Skates fit all Shoes, 50c. value at 33c. Snow Shovels steel Snow Shovel. Sold regularly at 75c; our price, 29c.

practice, which more than any other tends vvno win preacn at Orleans, ranee, May, on the occasion of the Joan of Are in Cloths, Plaids, Serges, Henriettas and Mohairs at about 'A usual prices. Cloakings suitable or Capes and Coats. These are 54 in. wide, were $3 to $6 yard. To-day 98c.

Uur Uwn Heater perfect every way, worth $5, at $3.75. The new "Rocket" Radiator, handsome bronze finish, at In nickel finish at 4-tube high Radiator, $2.49. Stove Mats, 10c. and 15c. each, festivities.

The writer says: "If, as McKinley desires, he represent the United States in the Russian peace conference he will shake up old-fashioned Schoffatall, Scott, Seal, Setdel, Selby, Slmtt, Simon, Skinner, Slater, Smith, A. M. Smith, J. W. Snyder, Spats.

Srodes, Steven, Stulh, Thompson, H. J. Thompson, J. II. Tiffany, Tlhe.

Timlin, Todd, Toler. Turner, Voorhees, Weaver, Whit Hmtlinm, Williams, Toanson, Zerbe, Farr 02. Colville, ConMein, Crittenden, PcnipuPJ, Dnttcra. Fariey, K. II.

Garvin, firniinbnck, Gnenther, Harris, ft Henderson, Hoaack, Hoskins, Hoy, Kajler, Keearan, Keiper, Kejrser, Klumpii, Kreps, Lenrd, Lewis. Lloyd. Mc-Anlls, James, McLnin, Mcronnell, Me Sees, McWhlimey, Maclver. Marshall, diplomacy. At the moment when jingoism was celebrating its orgies in Washington he pleaded the cause of justice and civil road traversing Africa from the Mediterranean to the Cape of flood Hope made him the idol of the English imperialists, ization.

Before starting for Rome lie wrote to one of his friends, "I am going to throw myself in the lion's mouth like St. Ignatius of Antioch." has had a long interview with King NEWS OF THE SHIPPING WORLD PORT OF PHILADELPHIA Lxpold. As a consequence of this interview it Theodobb Stanton. to arouse the Protestantism of the bulk of the members of the church. Peoplo With the Liberals.

While the whole subject is being debated in the House of Commons the Houses of Convocation, representing the clergy and laity of the church, are in meeting at York. The Bishops' way (Hit of the difficulty is embodied in a biil which puts the entire administration of church discipline in the hands of the Bishops themselves, the state having no power at all. It is ou this rock that the split is likely to occur. Roughly speaking, the Conservatives will support the Bishops while the Liberals will insist that if the state connections continue, the state, or in other words Parliament, must have the power to determine doctrine and practice. As nonconformists of all kinds generally support this view, the majority of the people are undoubtedly on the Liberal side.

This controversy here, politically speaking, is the chance for the opposition by which, if wisely led, they will undoubt with refusal of more than fifty Senators and Representatives to enter the Senatorial caucus and the public Indorsement of the anti-Quay movement, which was given with such unmistakable emphasis in the nomination of an anti-Quay Republican candidate for State Senator in the Lebanon district. Senator's Supporters Restless. For some time the Quay loaders have had great difficulty in keeping their forces intact, owing to the scoring several of the Quay members have been receiving from their anti-Quay eonstltntcnts. These restive Quay adherents have been kept In line, however, by the promise that a grand surprise was in store which would land Quay in the Senate and his autl-caueus opponents in political oblivion. The promised surprise was sprung this week by the appearance of Congressman Sibley and his big trunk on the scene, but the worst surprised people of the lot are Sihley and the Quay managers.

After hearing the Sibley propositions and finding that their adoption would only lead ultimately to the election of Quay by Democratic votes NEW GERMAN SHIPYARDS is staled tnat an agreement nas neen reached allowing Rhodes' trans-African telegraphic line to puss from Cape Colony through the Congo Free State west of Tangauika. Friday, February 10 Bltr I'lant to bo Constructed at Cuz- Rnn rises 6.R9 A. Hleh water. .1. fiO A.

Low Son sets 5.29 P. M. High 1.8 P. M. Low .8.39 P.

M. haven Old Liberal Leader Dead. Influenza In Berlin. MAURICE Meals, ABSRXT OR PAIRED. Special Cablegram to The Times.

(Copyrighted, CARNIVAL OF VENICE OPENS one Made of her propeller by collision with a mud scow off Liberty Island. She will repair at New York, The British steamer Venus, from Sourahays, which has been for the last two days at th Breakwater short of coal, will put In at Sandy Hook for a supply on her voyage to Boston, where she baa been ordered. The steamer Pomlnion. from New York, collided last night oil Bush Bluff, near Norfolk, with Pennsylvania Railroad barge 5. Neither was mucb damaged, but two tank cars were precipitated into tbe channel and are a dangerous menace to navigation.

Two of the city Ice boats were placed In commission yesterday. They will operate In thn Horseshoe and In tbe lower Helawnre river. Th Ice below shows every Indication of extending, nnd In the opinion of Superintendent Melville tbe boats will have plenty work in the next few days. The British steamer Westminster, from London Tin Queenstown to Philadelphia, has again returned to Cjuecnstown with her machinery deranged. The Westminster sailed from Qiieens-town February 4 under command of Captntu Petrie.

She Is consigned here in ballast. The trouble Is said to be from a leuky condenser. Tbe Earn Line steamer H. M. Pollock, sailed yesterday from Nombre de Dlas for Philadelphia, where on arrival she will load a general cargo for Havana and Santiago, and enter the new service Just Instituted between this port and Cuba.

The H. M. Pollock is announced to sail on February 23. Enougb space has been contracted for In the bold. It is ald.

to guarantee tbe steamer almost a full cargo on her first trip. In addition to this port a similar service will ba established by tbe F-arn line out of Baltimore. Yesterday they chartered the British steamer Platea to lond a general cargo there and to sail shortly after the H. M. Pollock.

It Is thought that affairs In Cuba have become sufficiently settled to assure the success of tbe new scheme. 1680. by tne Chicago Record). Berlin, February 9. The cablegram stating that Robert Tor- Fat Thursday Celebrated AVlth Mas Reitsel, Kobb, Shan-.

Sheridan, Smith. F. R. S. E.

Thompson, J. Woodruff 17. Aekernian, Hrophy, JefTerls, MeFurlane, Mnloney. ManniiiK, Milliken, Msbet, -yee, ter was coming to Berlin on a secret mis querades, a Battle of Flowers and ft General Illumination. Arrived February 0.

Steamers Italia, German, Shlaefko. New York, ballast. International Navigation Company; Gulf Stream. Goslee. Richmond, merchandise.

W. P. Clxde Anthony Groves. Fowler, Baltimore, merchandise. V.

S. Groves. Schooner OllTe T. Whit tier. Whlttler, Turk's Island, salt.

C. T. Megee Co. Tiiks (iettyshurg, Howe. Boston, towing barges Buck RUIire.

Somers: Lorlwrry. Morris, ami Glrard. Landry. 0. H.

Haa-crnian; Wrestler. Keene, lowlnc harires Suffolk. Irelan, Lynn, and Maple Bill, t-ooc, Boston, o. 11. Hagenuan.

sion is not lielieved in political circles here. II. Special CsMetrram to The Times. (Copyrighted, The Liberal leader, Bockum Dolffs, is dead at the age of 97 years, lie served lh'M. by tbe Chlrnjo Record).

Venice, February 9. The noted sculptor, Augusto Ben- An analysis of the vote in detail shows that of those who favored postponement 37 in pie Reichstag until his 84th year, and once, while presiding officer of the Diet of 183, taught War Minister Roon, iu a are anti-Quay Republicans, 5 Quay Iteptihll venuti, was buried to-day with municipal honors. cans and 51 Democrats. The opponents of postponement comprised 74 Quay Republi jieremptory manner, to respect the Legis edly be able to turn the government out Good Words for Ennllsh Schools. Pere Didon, the greatest of French educationalists, who is here inspecting the English educational system, has.

been saying nice things about the English public schools; such as Eton and Harrow. He says in contrast to the French schools Fat Thursday, the beginning of the arnival, was celebrated to-lay with lating. The Butchers' Association of Germany masquerades, a battle of flowers on the cans, one anti-Quay (Snyder, of Lucerne) and 17 Democrats. The absentees and those paired Included 7 Quay Republicans, 5 anti-Quay Republicans and 6 Democrats. o.

E. M. Cleared February 9. Steamers Arabia. German, Witt, Hamburg, the Atlantic Transport Company; Wave, British.

Gal-bralth. Plymouth. Barker McCall; Skanderborg. Danish, Van I'ouri. Ipswich.

Peter Wright Sons; Gulf Stresm, Tunnell. Richmond. W. P. Clyde et Anthony Groves, Fowler, Baltimore.

F. 8. Groves Pottsvllle. Hansen. Tort-land, towing barge Maple Hill, Sboc, Boston, O.

H. Hngerruan. Tugs Columbia. Rodgers. Washington, N.

towing barges Gladiolus, Orion. Villanova. Jupiter and Venus, F. V. Munn; R.

C. Velt. Gegc. l'rovl. met to-day in Berlin to discuss the meat Plaza, a general illumination and the inspection bill.

They resolved to fight or refusal to vote, the Democratic leaders in the Senate and House, including Senator Cochran, chairman of the Senate Democratic caucus, and Hepre-aentntlve Dixon, chairman of the House Democratic caucus, flatly refused to Indorse or act upon them, and the Sibley scheme was a rank failure. Its most important effect has been to discredit Sibley as a Democratic leader and place him In the same category with State Chairman Garuian. The failure of Sibley to induce the Democrats to desert Jeuks had a very depressing effect upon the wavering Quay legislators, and it was found necessary to call a meeting last night and have a succession of confident speeches made by Chairman KIkin and others to keep the waverers In line, even for a few more ballots. Will Attempt Reconsideration. The feeling of disappointment manifested the provisions of the bill, which they deem the English aim at training the char opening of the lottery, instituted by King Humbert, for the benefit of the children's hospital.

TO REDUCE EMPLOYES harmful to their interests. acter rather than the mind, and great public schools turn out a good average TWENTIETH JOINT BALLOT FOR SENATOR February 0, 1898. Name. Senate House Total JJWIOHT. Directors Zimmermann and Stahl, of Senate Committee Reports Legislative type of men ready for almost any for deuce, towing barges Cactus, Beers, uud Kmraa T.

Crowell. Drinkwater. master; Concord, Hewitt, towing barges Haverford, Taylor. Boston; Gibson, Hathaway and Newport for Fall River. Charles Silver; Robert Little, New York, towing barge Therese.

Boston, F. IV. Munn. the Vulcan Works at Stettin, have purchased the ground and made arrangements for the construction of large ship Celebratton at Florence. Special to The Times.

(Copyrighted by the Chicago Record). tune. They can be trusted with money ami. to ten tne trutn, nave a Keen sense Florence, February 9. Jeudi Gras was of justice and fair play.

They make good building yards at C'uxhaveu. The influenza is raging in Berlin, and observed here by a procession of carriages on the Lung'Aruo and a great dis leaders and are the sort men wanted for the incessant rains favor the spread of responsible as well as adventurous posi Itself to-day among the Quay members of play of flowers. lliere are numerous masked balls to-night, and the streets tions. both houses, some of whom were very Irri are gay. table in their Intercourse with their anti Arnisch.

i ere inaon estnnnsnea schools in France into which he has tried to intro M. S. Quay S'J 78 100 George A. Jouks 08 77 John Dalzell 3 16 18 John Stewart 14 5 C. W.

Stone 1 4.6 Gcorjre F. Huff 15 8 Charles Tubbs 0 2 8 E. A. 4 4 Charles E. Oil Alvln Markle.

11 G. A. Grow Oil P. A. B.

Wldener- 0 8 3 Frank M. Rlter. 118 Totals 87 187 884 Quay colleagues. They were confident, how -t ever, of their ability to pass the McCnrrell the disease. Several schools are closed, and in one seminary the teachers and all the pupils save fifteen are ill.

The Emperor has approved the text by Larrouge to Lortzing's new-opera, "Regiua," the first performance of which will be given March 21. Wolf von Schierbrand. NEW WAY TO REACH THE POLE duce the English school spirit In French schools, he says, the individual is crushed bill through the House on second reading, Employes Bill With Radical Amendments. Harrlsburg, February 9. In the SeDate this morning, Mr.

Brown, of Lawrence, reported from committee, with amendments, the bill providing for an Increase in the number of legislative employes and abolishing the offices of four firemen and engineers. These offices are stricken out of the original bill: Two messengers to committees aud one janitor for committee rooms in the Senate; two messengers to committees, two transcribing clerks in the House; one page to Lieutenant Governor; two Instead of three assistant superintendents of lighting, heating and ventilating; salary of janitor of elevator reduced from $ti to $5 a day, aud the same reduction in the salaries of tbe property clerks and the property janitors in made. The salary of the superintendent of lighting, heating and ventilating is reduced from to a year, and his assistants' compensation Is reduced from $1,000 to $J00 a year. These bills were Introduced and jiroperly referred: By Mr. Gibson, authorizing the trustees of the State Normal School of the Twelfth district of Pennsylvania to place a mortgage of on tbe buildings and grounds of that institution, the proceeds of which are Russian Admiral Proposes to Break and the adoption of the motion to postpone it until nearly a month after the date fixed for the Quny trial, by even a close vote, was by overwork before he attains a posi tion, and then the initiative is gone.

New Eleotrlo Lamp Discovered. Delaware Bay and RlVer Sews, Breakwater. February 9. Passed up Steamer Benefactor, New Y'ork for Philadelphia, at 12.23 P. schooner John H.

May. Carteret, for Wilmington, In tow tug Jobu Brady. Arrived Wrecking tug North America, from Philadelphia. Sailed Steamer Venus, British, Java for Boston (via Sandy Hook for coal) lighter Lottie, for Fenwlck'a Island to recover anchors, In tow tug Asa Hughes; schooners Twilight aud Adeline Townsend, seaward. Passed out Steamers Admiral Sampson.

Philadelphia for Port Antonio; Spartan, Philadelphia for Boston; Wlnyab, Philadelphia for Richmond. Wind P. M. N. -10 miles; hazy; barometer 30.14.

In harbor 6 P. M. February 8. -Schooners S. M.

Bird, Hamburg, Williams C. Wlckham, Albert Mason, Kuimu D. Kudleott. Nettle Champion, Grace Yaudusen, Fanulc Tracy, Fanny Meyers, Tlioinas L. James, Lewis K.

Cottlnghum, W. S. Jordan, Rebecca. Kecdy Island, February 8 Passed up Schooner William K. Park, from Portland, In tow tugs Active and Reynolds, at S.oft P.

M. Passed down Bark Quevllley, for Rouen, in tow tugs Protector aud Atk Hughes. entirely unexpected. A sensational announcement was made His Way Through the Ice With, a Powerful Ship. Special Cablegram to The Times.

(Copyrighted 1809. by tbe Chicago Record). Edinburgh, February 9. The Russian' Admiral MakaroS ad A vigorous attempt Is being made to-night TOWER SAYS FAREWELL to secure the necessary votes for a reconsid in the Society of Arts last night by the eminent chemist, James Swinburne, eratlon to-morrow, but If this effort shauiU prove successful by a scratch It is extremely doubtful whether it can secure the 103 votes who described a new electric lamp in Absent without pairs Senator Hlgglng, Representatives Nyee and Scott. Reps.

Faired, 24. Vacancies-Senator Gobln. resigned; Senator Hawkins, not qualified; Representative Manning, dead. Changes Senator Rice, from Eastburn to Huff; Representative Edmiston. from Eastburn to dressed the Royal Society of Edinburgh to-night on a new way to reach the vented by a young Germun, Walther necessary for Its final passage.

Gernst. This lamp does not require to The vote on the postponement of the Mc- Xorfh Pole. He proposes to build an Iialzell; Representative JefTerls, from East burn le enclosed in a vacuum, but the light is ice-breaker ship of 10,000 horse-power. Carrell bill was as follows: AYES. Minister Presents Ills Letter of Recall From Vienna and Is Cordially Received by the Emperor.

Special CsMearam to The Times. (Copyrighted, 1SDU. by tlis Cnlvoxo Record) Vienna, February 9. The Emperor Franz Josef received Minister Tower at noon to-day in special audience and accepted the latter's letter of recall. I was informed at the Hofburg that the reception was extreme Such a ship would be useful also to keep emitted by a rod of rare earths similar those used iu the Welsbach incandescent to Palzell; Representative Mnnley, from Easthurn to Dalzell; Representative Martin, fnini Eastburn to Irvfn; Representative Norton, from Stone to Dalzell; Representative Sexton, from Kastbum to Anchored above Steamer Phosphor, British, for the Baltic navigable all year.

lamps. The lamp works equally well There was a terrible scene at the Aber Dalzell. Necessary to choice, 113. No election under any pressure. It gives one-candle light for one-half watts of current, while ueliast.

New Castle. February 0. Arrived Schooner Edward G. Hlght. from Jacksonville.

Anchored atxive Steamer Siberian, British, from Glasgow for Philadelphia. l'HShed down Steamers Roland. German, for Baltimore: Pottsvllle, towtng barge Maple Hill; tugs Little, towing barge Therese; Concord, towing barges Gibson, Haverford and Newport; Velt, towing barges Cactus and Crowell. Marcus Hook. February 9.

Passed down- State Sews in Brief deen Lunatic Asylum to-day. A fire broke out in the laundry where tile female patients were working. They (led terrified. A woman wrapped in flames ap the present incandescent lamp gives but ly cordial. A private telegram from Ragusa says Rev.

George J. Fox, who resigned his pastorate of the First Baptist Church of Easton on Sunday because he was charged with Immoral conduct by his parishioners. peared at a window, and was gallantly the Albanian chieftains assembled at Steamer Baiacoa, Norwegian, for Port Antonio. one candle for four watts. Professor Ayrton, who was present, said the lamp was an entirely new departure in electric lighting.

Horace Townsend. rescued by a doctor. Ipek have resolved to declare that the Gilbert. has written a letter asking forgiveness for his faults, and the congregation has refused to accept his resignation. PORT OF NEW YORK Dshihad are holy and will war against the Bulgars of Macedonia should the IRELAND A BUSY MAN The Mine Inspectors' Examining Board of necessity so demand.

the Eighth anthracite district have re-elected DISCUSSING DREYFUS CASE Sailed February 0. Ilindonstan, Savannah; Lackawanna. Avon- Larzelere, Laubach, I. ingle, Linton, McAndrews, MeCnndless, McElhany, McLarn, Mac key, Maeoniber, Manley, Martin, Miller, B. F.

Moore, Moyer, Myers, R. L. AaftziuKer, Noecker, Norton, O'Brien, Osier, Palm, Pratt, Ralston, Reed, Itefff, Kendall, Rothroek, Savage, Sexton, Shane, John as mine Inspector for five vnarfl mmimpncin tr Anrll Oil tiav) Tim enlurir The authorities of Eger, in Bohemia, moutb; Glengyle, Loudon; Thornhlll, Singapore, Is $3,000 a year and expenses. have prohibited the projected erection by to be used Tor indebtedness anil Improvements. A memorial from the Hepubllcnn city committee of Allegheny City, favoring Senator tjuay's Senatorial candidacy aud commending the stand taken by Allegheny Legislators who are voting for him, wan presented by Mr.

Muehlbrouuer. Bills Through the Senate. These bills passed finally: An act to amend the 127th section of an act entitled "An act to Provide for the Organization, Discipline and Regulation of the National Guard of Pennsylvania," approved April 13. 18S7, so that all presumptions from lapse of time as well as statutes of limitation shall he suspended during the term of military service and thirty days thereafter. An act repealing the act providing for the collection of ths amounts due the Commonwealth for the purchase money, Interest and fees due ou unpatented lauds, approved May 2tl.

1887. The bill creatine a new Court of Common Pleaa In Philadelphia, to be known as Common Pleas Court Xo. 5, paused second reading. Mr. MeOirrel! moved that the vote by which the bill to create a board of commissioners for the purpose of securing uniformity of legislation in the United States was defeated, be reconsidered, and this was agreed to by vote of 17 to 14.

Further consideration of the bill was then postponed for the present. The Senate adjourned until 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. Bolivia, Glasgow; Croma, Leith and Dundee; Catania, Shanghai, etc. Republican nominations In Girardvllle. the German element of a monument to Schuylkill county, were filed too late and Abranis, Alexander, Allen, Bliss.

Brooks, Brown, F. E. Brown, Thomas, Bnrnett. Caldwell, Castner, Clarency, C'oray, CralK, Creasy, Crlste. Cutshall, Deyarmon, Dindinsrer, Dixon, Doty, Drase, Dumbaald, Edmiston, Edwards, Eniiler, Fay, T.

Fetterolf, Fisher, Ford, Foster, J. Foster, R. M. Fow, Gruver, Hans. Ilaricrave, Harrold, Ilasson, Heil.

Hersch, J. G. Judge Bechtel yesterday decided they could Bismarck on the ground that it would cause incessant political dissension. Arrived February 9. Langford, Cardiff; Nile, Shields; Urd, Maurltus; not go ou me ticKet.

The large ochre factory of S. Long Son. William J. Tucker. Salamanca, Cnracoa; Gloxinia, Martinique; transport Mississippi, Santiago, etc.

at Hancock. Berks county, wag entirely destroyed by Are early yesterday. The loss Is $0,000, covered by Insurance. The Debate To-Day la tho Chamber the Question of the Hour In Paris. Filipino Falsehoods.

Special Cablegram to Thb Times. (Copyrighted, MM), by the Chicago Record). Paris, February 9. Agoncillo Montreal telegrams are doing much to mislead the continental mind on tho Philippine situation. The tendency here is to give them equal weight with General Otis' reports.

All to-diiy's papers publish his statements in which GREAT NILE RESERVOIR The Archbishop Holds Frequent Conferences 'With Cardinal Ladochowskt. Special Cablegram to Tub Times. (Copyrighted, 1H0, by tbe Chicago Record). Rome, February 9. Archbishop Ireland has recently held frequent interviews with Cardinal Lado-chowski.

It is probable that the Papal nuncio to Vienna will be revoked, as it has so far proved incompetent to check the increasing anti-Catholic propaganda. A meeting of journalists of all parties was held to-day to protest against tho proposed laws curtailing the liberties of the press. William Rapinet Mackenzie. Frelsrhts and Charters. For sail tonnage them continues a steady Duke nnd Duchess of C'onnaueht Go Pennsylvanians Who Are Dead moderate Inquiry, hub vessels of a desirable class arc scarce, therefore full rates are maintained In all Instances.

Steamers for grain are in very limited request, and with a number of prompt to Assouan To-Day to Lay tbe Foundation Stone. R. Barclay Simmons, of Simmons- town. Lancaster county, died yesterday. Special Cablegram to The Times.

(Copyrighted, boats seeklug acceptance the market for February-March Is regarded as barely Bteady. To Cork II. Smith, J. aged 87 years. He was a well-known citizen and member of the old Sudsbury Meeting, he deplores the breaking out of hostilities, Smith.

S. S. for orders the market seems fixed on a basis of near Gap. ism, ny tne Chicago Record). Cairo, February 9.

The Duke and Duchess of Connaught which he claims the Americans began The remains of Harry Strlckler, of Hick- 8s. Owner are prepared to accept this rate, but shippers' views are lower. Berth term boats for prompt loading to picked ports are held at 2s. for the purpose of securing the ratifica Souler, Stall, Sterner, Stewart, W. Stradliiigr, arrived here to-day, but leave to-morrow for Assouan, where by the Khedive's tion of the treaty.

orytown. Cumberland county, who died last July iu San Juan while serving In the United States army, were taken to his home and burled Iu the family plot yesterday. but shippers- bless are about 2s. 4Hd. for medium slr.e carriers, uiner uepnnuieuis are quiei, wuu rates nominal.

invitation they will lay the foundation The London Philippine committee is also straining every nerve to hide the Strnnnhan, Colonel Philip Hilblsh. a prominent Demo Steamer Lyndbiirst, Hritlsn. 12, quarters Ilersh, MeClellan, Wadsworth, stone for the great Nile reservoir. After grain. Atlantic range to Lihin.

oporio. Bilbos or Santander, 3: ltargen, 3s. 41., Feb lloeh. Wetsel, crat ic citizen of Snyder county, died in Sel-lusgrove yesterday, aged 84 years. A widow, two sons and two daughters survive him.

ruary or Marcn. Steamer homermii, Kniisn, tons coal, Queen to Support Satfasta. Special Cablegram to The Times. (Copyrighted, 18m by tbe Chlrairo Record). Madrid, February 9.

General Bourbon, Duke of Anjou and pretender to tho crown of France, has been appointed Military Governor of Saragossa. Sagasta will obtain from the Queen the promise of dissolution of the Chambers if he has not a majority. Murray Michel. Philadelphia or Baltimore to Vera Crus. f'2 50.

Wilkinson, Wilson, W. D. Winner, Yates, Young-03. Schooner Jennie nan. 402 tons cwu.

Baltimore Johnston, Keator, Kendall, Readier, Koontu, Kramllch, to Pence and second port. Buck to north of Hat-teras with sugar, lump sum. the ceremony they will proceed to Khartoum. As the season has been found inconvenient for pursuing the Khalifa the troops have" been ordered to cease pursuit. The relations with Abyssina on the Soudan frontier are friendly.

Faris Nimr. DELAWARE VETERANS ELECT G. A. R. Officers Elected at Annual Fnoampmont.

Special Telegram to The Times. Wilmington, February 0. The animal encampment of the Department of Delaware Grand Army' of the Republic was held In this city to-day. About 130 delegates were present. The following officers were elected: Department commander, William II.

Moyatln, Wilmington; senior vice commander, Casper Miller, Dover: Junior vice commander, H. D. Kntrlken, Wilmington; medical director, Kl-wood Craig. Wilmington; chaplain, L. V.

Aspril. Odessa; council of administration, A. A. Andesrnn, ('. N.

I'leree. A. M. Ulslr. Ira I.unt and Michael (Jrininicrger; delegste-at-large, J.

W. Worrell delegate, William Kel-ley, Jr. 't 9 NAYS. Adams, F.rra, W. Adams, Miller, W.

There Is nothing like if There Is nothing like CLfjF I Steamer Montauk, British. IS, IKK) quarters grain, Baltimore to Rotterdam, 2a, T'fcd-. dread-lug terms. February loading. Stesmcrs Westhnll, British, steel plate, Baltimore to Newport, England.

Steamer 11. M. Pollock, British, general cargo, Philadelphia to Havana. Steamer Platea. British, general cargo, Baltimore to Havana.

Schooner Navarlno. ens I Baltimore to Ponce, Porto Rico, private terms. Ship Josephus. 81.000 cases petroleum. New York to Hong Kong.

21 rents. April. Steamer Angus, British, chalk, London to Philadelphia, private terms. truth and disseminate falsehood. Madrid seems to be rather enjoying the plight of both Spain's whilom enemies, and news from that quarter increases the confusion.

Question of the Hour In Paris. The question of the hour here is, of course, to-morrow's debate in the Chamber of Deputies and the circumstances which led up to it This morning's Figaro published the principal portion of tho inquiry concerning the conduct of the Criminal Chamber Judges. This evening's Temps devotes two sides of a big supplement to the complete text of the same inquiry, so that everybody has been able to read and digest the documents. Figaro is almost the only morning Zementine TELEGRAPHING THROUGH AFRICA Professor Carl Mnoller Dead. Special Cablegram to THE Times.

(Copyrighted, I8S19. br tbe Chicago Record). Leipsic, February 9. Carl Mueller, the noted natural philosophy professor, celebrated as an authority on mosses, died to-day at the Halle Saale. Fricke.

for protecting walls. It take the place of paint. It Is put on like whitewash. Unsurpassed lor damp places it purifies. Alman, A nderson, Baldwin, Hare, Iloyle, Brleker, Ilrltton, Cassel, Chew, Chrlsinan, Christian, Clark, Cole, Morrison, Mulkle.

Mnrdock, Vobllt, Parshall, Peeples, Richmond, Rlebel, Roblson, Rosenherry, Rntherrord, Salter, Sclicuer, schooner w. aiker, mis tons coal, Philadelphia to New Bedford. $1.00. TWO-POUND If. package costs IOC- Cecil Rhodes Advances Ills Scheme hy an Interview With King Leopold.

Special Cablegram to The Times. (Copyrighted, 1SS9, br the Chicago Record). Brussels, February 9. Cecil Itbodes, the South African financier, whose stupendous project for a rail- NOTES OF THE-SHIPPING and covers 300 square feet. In bulk, 6c.

the pound. It your grocer can't supply you, write to Exacting People are always pleased with CRANE'S Ice Creams, Cakes and Pastries, riione 1-39-65. 18TH AND FILBERT. BAKER'S PURE COD LIVER OIL Is tho highest grade obtainable, yet it is low in price CURES cases. J.

C. BAKER 10th and Cherry. JohnC.Octcrs,;e?t- The Norwegian steaner Irfingford. from Barry Via the Delaware Breakwater, yesterday lost.