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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

Seventh and Clark streets Saturday even.
ing and received painful, but not serious
injuries
William E Roshwell has resigned his
position with the James Bradford Com
pany of Wilmington and again associated
himself with the firm Of j. T. & l.. r.
Eliason of this city.
Mrs James @. Jemison. wife OF the
city clerk. win leave for Smyrna to-day
to spend the holidays with friends there
Daniel Burchall, socket maker at the
Delaware Iron Works. and wife are Ia
Philadelphia to spend the week.
William Richards and wife Of Harring-
ton, we're the guests Of the family Of q.
O. Whitnack yesterday.
Rev. William P. Patterson, pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church will leave for a
week strip north this evening.
Lester Carlisle, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. f. l.. Hubbard. returned
to his home at Frederica to-day.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

and beyond the partition plate in right
line, and thus actuates the counter pitnan,
adding one vote land no more) each time
the ballot knob is voted. No knob can be
voted o second time, as they are only re
leased and returned ready for the next
voter by the preceding voter opening the
oaie' exit door, and this door can only be
opened by its door-lunob on the inside and
to open it, the retiring voter must first pass
in to g vestbule allow tho inner self
locking door to close, which sounds a gong
and locks him out of the voters oompart-
men5-5eJors he can open the outer exit
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

machine, viii picture before them q plain
Booth or enclosure seven feet high. and
five feet in width and depth. 1t is simply a
light, b1t strong angle iron frame, covered
with heavy sheet Iron. The structure,
is in two sections, each two and a half feet
wide, easily and firmly connected after trans
portation, and after passage through the
narrowest election room door. The 4" looth''
Is divided b. solid steel partition, one
fourth inch thick, into two Compartments,
or rooms
The "voters compartment " being four
by five feet ana the counter eompart-
nent, in which the labeled mechanical
counters with their unerring metallic dials
are darkly concealed until the polls close, is
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22
SUNDAY scHooL ANNIVERSARY.
Exercises at Central Presbyterian Churci
Yesterday

Yesterday
The thirty-ffth anniversary Of the
Sunday school was celebrated at Central
Presbyterian Church last evening. The
church was gaily decorated with holly,
crowsfoot. evergreens and tropical plants.
Chains Of crowsfoot hung ia circles from
the ceiling, the holly and evergreens
decorated the front OF the altar and the
tropical plants were placed in the rear.
The choir sang "Our Royal Prince.
Great Is Our King" "Ye Lovely
Chimes and "The Holy Calm" Super
intendent Gayley read the report OF the
Sunday School Committee for the year
The receipts were S52979, Of which
$751; 81 was appropriated by the city
mission. There were eight officers.
eleven teachers and 4o7 scholars.
Rev. NJ A. Bronson, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church, Detroit,
Mich, former pastor Of the church,
and Rev. W. @. Serads delivered I'D.
dresses. Rev. William p, Swartz pastor
of the church, made a presentation Of
reward books The following children
received rewards Of merit for learning
their lessons Harry Reybold, Emma T.,
Jack. Florence Primrose and Emma
Jones' The following for regular atten
dance: Florence White, Alice Vedder,
Samuel Connor Willie Conner, Charles
Willard, Maize Mayne, Mary Croft, Mary
Phillips, Alice M. Starr, Edith Taylor.
Florence Primrose, Laura e. Jones,
Arthur Hall. Morris Morgan, Llewllyn
Jones, w. Vedder, Mary Smyth.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

Tho PuEey and Jones UomDsny's Shops
The Pusey and Jonos Company has re
ceived wheel bore" boring min from
the Niles Tool Works at Hamilton. o
The company recently shipped lot Of
fbre mReninery 10 the Larmarie Fibre
Goods CompsnY Of Boston. Mass.
Paper machine No l02 wgs recently
shipped to the Lisbon Falls Pulp and
Paper Company Of Lisbon Falls, Me. The
company Is now completing No. 103,
right hand and No 104, left hand paper
machines for the Kim erly and Clark
Com pauy, Kimberly. Wis
The fumgEtlug steamer stationed at
the Break water. is lying at the Pussy
and Jones Compauy's wharf.
The machiney for the towing boat
being built at the Jackson and Sharp
Company's shipyard, has been completed
and Is nearly ready TO be placed in the
vessel,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22
Chamnaxnes nv.

George II. MuIam & Co.,
POmmeryA& Greno.,
G9aron q Frere, Bouze. Club Special"
Piper hridsieck,
Neuve Clicquot,
New Urbana Wine Co..
And others al ROoelen's Fa nily Liquc
Store. No. l0e West Sertnth street. Tels
phone AS.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

may be set in any part of the room, tho re
ma.ndcr az the room being dividcd-for the
use 81 the inspectors on one sido and for
voters waiting to qualify and the party
watchers on the other-by board-rail ex-
tending from itsattachmenta5th tho booth,
between the entrance and exit doors, to a
passage-way or opening near the inspectors
table. uere tho voter qualities as usual, apd
enters inside OF the railing, approaches The
booth, ia Admitted by tho door officer, who
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

one foot by five feet. and has two locked and
sealed heavy shoot iron sliding doors, which
form one Of the outer sides Of the booth, as
shown il the above ''sround plan " cut.
Looking from the inspectors table, the
voters compartment shows two outside
sheet iron doors side by side, 1. e., one for
entrance with knob outside only and the
other FOR exit with inside knob only-both
having ordinary spring locks. The booth
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

door which releases and returns the
knobs-hence he cannot return to re-
peet-and tho exit being outside Of the
rail, he cannot re-enter the booth without
again passing the inspectors examination.
The illiterate vote by color and by counting
knobs, the blind by sense of touch, or if q
voter under oath, with penalty, makes a
general declaration without specifying the
particular causel that either from blindness
Inability to read. or physical disability. be Is
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

Governor Benjamin T. Biggs, who has
been ailing for some weeks had g relapse
Friday and is now seriously III at his
home in Middletown.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

You cannot afford to buy lady's gold watch
without : I FIRST looking through our assOrt-
ment and learning cur prices. Willard II.
Davis, No. o East Second street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

500 KING STREET

GOO KING STREET
Is the place. Our candy Is show. Come in
and see for yourself We have 1--we drops.
drops, horehOunt drops, for q cold. Don't
talk. Have you seen our Peanut Peppermint
Dropsf Nothins like them ia this city. But
Agaicsg They ara simply perfect and are
sure % please the boys One Old lady bought
half pound OF each and we could hardly
convince her they were candy she thought
they We're real marbles, SO peTfecs are they
We have Cleveland j ais and JActsan Btus
we asked for them over "a New Yo-k where
we bought our goods. they said they dil not
keep Harrison Balls, Have Son seen oar
DeimnnicO tranberries at - cents quart?
They are perfect, large ana dark. Not one
imperfect berry nong them. I have been
told these berries are the only Kind that ARE
sold in New York for Christmas til uaand
things that will interest you at Nj. 500 King
street j. nj MtER.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

MULLIN-WESr.-O December II, lss0, AT
the residence of the brides parents, No. on
West Fourth street, by Rev x B.Cook. ID. d.,
Dr, Y. Wesley Mullin and ollie May West Of
Wilmington.
ROSS -SlBBIT. -A AL No. $40 East Sixth
street this city, On December ~. by The Rev
f. Il. Benson, loan II. Koss ana Emily III Slb-
bit, both of this city.
SOUTRGATE-H ENDRICKgON.- De
eember u. near this city. by She aev Louis
z, Barrett William Soutnrate and Ella u.
| iendrickson, both OF New Castle county,
1 Delaware
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22
DTED.

.kELLEHER.- Hockessin, on December
y, Eii2abeth, wile OF bartholomew Kelleher,
SAWDoN. : IN this city on the 10Th instant.
James Il Sawd9n, age go years
TlMMONS I'm this city, on the 18th in
staat, Lizzie Ilnmons, in the lith year Of her
age.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22
ITEMS OF lNTeREsT
The JlnaIing of the GuiRa Helps tn
Hurt That Honor FeeIsn

The JlnaIing Of the GuiRa Helps the
Hurt Thst Honor Feels"
But there are deeper hurts than Ia oss that
| homer feels The seeds Of disease are some
times deeply sown the system Is secretly aud
surely giving away 20 seme, deep seated
malady. Kspecially among females are many
/ suffers from inflammation, alec Atlons, prOlap-
| sus, aud other displacements; weak back,
sick headache, nervousness aud kidney dis
| eases. For all these affections peculiar to
/ women no surer remedy than DR. pieFca'a
| FAv rite Prescription, prepared for their
| special benefit, can be found. II 10 the only
medicine for wOme1. sold by druggists,
under positive guarantee, from the manu-
| faeturers, that IL will give satisfaction In
every case, or money will be refunded This
guarantee has hsen printed on the bottle
wrapper and faithfully carried out for many
years.
CLARA" said her father, didn't tell YOU
some time ago notsto have young Dudleigh
coming here seven nights a week2n Yes:
and hs dQsen't come seven nights a week any
longer. Last week he was here only six
nights and two afternoons n-Norristown
Herald.
!. TIM best city employment agency. No. Z
East seventh street.
Bronson Is an awful free trader "How
open on fine days, says the McKinieg bill
put ~ up."-New Yerk SUI
A SEw idea embraced tn Ely's Cream Balm.
CatArrh Is cured by cleansing snd healing,
not by drying up, u Is not LIQUID or snuff
but Is easily applied into the nOetrils. It's e.
feet IL magical and thorough treatment will
cuae the worse cason. Price Q.
PpnoT,o9,R,APraER-"Your son, the student,
tainly very much like him. Has he paid for
~" Not YETI THAT is still more like
him."-Fliegende Batter.
Jusr receiveda large eousgnmento Of poultry
and Christmas greens. Joseph NJ Cross,
northwest cor. Third and King.
70 the head Of the procession when tho circus
IS Ia oWn.-Binghamton Leader.
DIR. DEHARurs Pennyroyal Pills, are the
only genuine pennyroyal pills made. At
druggists and by mail, 81 ONCE 203 n
9th ST., Phila. Ladies' beware OF limitations
GuEsv lin restaurantl- water. there's q lot
q feathers II this chicken salad" Waiter
YES, sir. We puts EN- ia not ne'ssarily for
publication, hut as d guar antse OF good faith.
Texas Strings.
SILVER shoe sets, 81 70: Baby Sets, siO0
\ Smoking sets, 81 81; Plush Toilet @ SEES SOC
The largest stnck Ia tho city al Danforth's
Drug store, Second and Market The lowest
prizes
A BRLIHvRR IN signs should be cured or his
superstition hen he enters tho dime museum
| Puck.
SLIGHTLY used pianos and organs by some OF
the best makers. All prices aud terms.
III. II. h0BELEN. No. 40 Market street
WHY not send out little German band {,
/ play for the ghost dsncers9 This would stol
them -pttgburg Dispatch
WITH Ely's Cream Balm child can 81
I treated without pain or dread and with Per
/ feet safety. TRY the remedy: 10 cures catarrh
/ hay fever and colds ia the head IL a easily
applied into the nostrils and gives relief With
1 the first application. Price 5le.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

Il. Il. RUBINS0I5 e. CO.,
BAauZERs AND BRoEERs
Corner Fourth and Market Streets
FOR SALE.
II shares EQUITABLE Guarantee and Trust
C0mpanyis stocA.
s,.ocAa eougAE snd cold 70 tho Now YotA
philadelphia and boston markets CA ooD1m.a
H0n.
iastteie Of eeedi given, available IN al part
Sho world, AM drafts on ENGLAND lrelan5
arnnna GarnRnN end 2Arlkl.lr mud laanrl
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

A nELIHvRR IN signs should be cured or his
superstition " hen he enters the dime Museum.
puck
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

SILVER shoe sets. sl no: Baby Sets, Si.n0;
Smoking sets, 81 o.; Plush Toilet @ SEES, g0c
The largest stock In tho city at Danforth's
Drug store, Second and Market The lowest
pric s.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

WITH Ely's Cream Balm a child can bs
treated without pain or dread and with per-
feet safety. Try the remedy; IL cures catarrh,
hay fever and colds ia the head IL q easily
applied into the nostrils and gives relief with
the first application. Price soc.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

CLARA, /" said her father, "dldn't tell you
some time ago notsto have young Dudleigh
coming here seven nights a week2n Yes.
ana ~ d0sent come seven nights week any
longer. Last week he was here only six
nights and two afternoons n-Eorristown
Herald.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

WHY not send out little German band to
play for the ghost dsnCersg This would stop
them -Pitteburg Dispatch.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

THE best city employment agency. No. Z
East seventh street
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

bronson Is an awful free tra6ar.- ''How
does lie show itYm Tile carg!r bis umbrslla
open on fine days. says the McKlnieg bill
put up.'-New Yerk Sun.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

It I FLUOIIUNs
H CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Wilmington, Dec. 49, 1890
The annual election for directors of this
bank will be held at the banking house on
Tuesday, tire 18th day Of January, 1921 be-
tween the hours of two and four o'clock ia
the afternoon. JOHN PEOPLES
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

GUEsv lin restaurant)-"W aiier there's q lot
OF feathers in this chicken salad.n Waiter
res, sir. We puts EN- in not ne'ssarily for
publication but as d guar antse OF good faith"
Texas Siftngs,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

new idea embraced tn Ely's Cream Balm
Catarrh Is cured by cleansing and healing.
not by drying up. II is not q LIQUID or snuff,
but Is easily applied into the nostrils. It's en-
feet IL magical and thorough treatment will
cuse the worse caaoH. Price O.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22


Moody, colored.
Watson Post, G. A. r, held an open
campfire in the old Court House on
Saturday evening Flags and BUNTING
adorned the room and two stacks OF
arms gave the stage a war like appear
ance, William Simmons Of PHILADELPHIA.
historian of the National Naval Veterans
Association delivered an interesting
address.
A number of the members Of the Della.
ware Gan Club aud other sportsmen held
shooting match on the Narrow DYKE
range on Saturday afternoon. CLAW
pigeons and the Keystone target wer,
used and the prize was fine turkey.
The wrecking steamer Tamesi sue
ceeded Ia raising the sunken schooner
julia Nelson, at the Braakwaeer. Satur-
day afternoon, and the schooner passed
up yesterday in tow of the tug North
American.
Aanie T.. Hurd and Charles j. Lockard
were baptized at the NJ E. Church yes
terday morning by Rev. DR.. Hubbard
Three practitioners were immersed at tho
First Baptist Church by tbs pastor, Rev
w Cambron. last evening.
Rev. E. L. Hubbard, Phi. D.. preached
yesterday afternoon at the Newport M
= Church, which has just been re-
built.
Conductor William Keatley, who re-
signed his position on Morris, Tasker an,
Company's shifting train, is sueceede,
by Conductor z Patterson. who has ha,
i've years experience ia the Wilmington
West Yard
Doctor" Andrew Edding6eld, well
known painter and old resident, fell iron
she fret floor to the cellar Of George NJ
Riley new building on the corner 0
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-22

DIR. DEHARDT's Ponnyroyal Pills, are the
only genuine pannyroym pills made. At
druggists and by mail, 81 ONCE, 203 N .
9th ST., Phila Ladies beware Of limitations.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-20
LATE NEWS ITEMS


IN the Senate. on the 18th. the De-
pendent Pension bill was reported
from conference and ordered printed.
The silver bill was then taken up. and
Messrs- Evarts. Vance and Morgan
spoke in favor Of it..-.-..In the House
the conference report on the Antitrust
bill was reported, and a further confer
ence. with instructions to the House
confcrees TO recede from the House
amendment was ordered. The confer
ence report on the Military bill was
agreed TO. The Urgent Deficiency bill.
appropriating So. .os. SOS for the pay
ment Of pensions and sa.0.5.O 900 for ex-
penses Of the Eleventh census. was
passed The conference report on the
Pension Appropriation bill was ap-
proved and a further conference was
ordered The Agricultural A~ppropria-
tion bill was passed
Tx the suit for damages OF 600. 600
brought by the American. George Wash
ington Butterfield. against tho London
Financial News, for having libelcd him
in connection with certain mining
schemes in the United states. the Jury
found against Butterficld. thus justify
ing the Financial News.
The committee Of the MARYLAND
Legislature appointed TO investigate
State Treasurer Archer's d~efalcation.
completed its report. on the 18th. show.
ing the total amount OF the defalcation
70 be si3s. 4oi. -. The money was used
TO pay old personal debts.
The House committee on banking
and cure ncy. on the 18th. heard arru-
ments in favor o. the bill to carry into
effect the recommendations Of the Pan.
American Conference and OF tie Presi-
dent for the establishment OF an Inter-
national American bank.
TIE fifth volume OF Sibel's ssIistorv
Of the German Empire" reveals the fact
that in 1861 the Crown-Princc Fred
erick William proposed that his father
should assume the imperial crown.
This action King William deemed " W
premature at that time.
On the 18th United states Minister
Lincoln and his daughter were ia
guess. at dinner. Of Mr.. ana Nrs
Eonyngc. Prince and Princess Chris.
tan and their daughters were Ala ~
the company assembled.
Anorr one hundred members 81 Tho
Independent New York Schutzcn corps
were among the passengers on tho
steamship Wisland. which sailed fyor
New York ior Hamburg on tho 18th.
COLLECTOR PHELPS. OF San Francisco
states that there arc now fully $50 chi.
nese encampcd At Nogalcs waiting n,
IN opportunity 70 cross tho Mexican
border into the United Statea
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-20

same II shc Results ~ Recent storms
tseaxy Lo~ses ~>ussainei - -. i."nis-A
Funeral rrsces~ion ~tanpeded-tanic -
Jacksonville ~. Wreck Ia Do WAS
C.nns, m.-Hors~< Killed ~ Lightning
severe storms - W~aliinxsord. s"nnss
Cincinnati and Albany.
ST. Loti~. june f..-Ycsterday att
ernoon's haii-storm proved upon IN
yestira,ion 10 have been decidedly
disastrous ia It's consequences. entail
ing thc loss Of many thousands ~ dol
lars hy the breaking Of Skylights and
windows in business houses. photograph
galleries. churches. consctyatorses;
nurseries. etc. In tho central portion
of the area covered by the storm. hall
stones mca surfing four and .
hal. inches In diameter were
picked up. 50 that the wonder
il that greater damage was not don
This Is accounted for by the velocity Of
the wind at the time not being over
twelve miles an hour. and the missiles.
therefore. came nearly straight down.
Among the incidents OF the storm were
several runaways, with varying results.
and the ~stampeding Of a funeral pro-
cession in which the hearse was wrecked
and the coffin hurled into he street
A panic at Barnum's circus was narrow
Nv averied by the prompt action OF the
attaches
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-20
coWLEs' STATEMENT.

Eugene Cowses Makes = statement I
Noutrrsl which will 90 FAR 70 IL.
Ills Isrothcr-in-Isw of the Char.
Attempted Murder-ue viii Nal, u
Accusation.
MONTREAL Can. June i3-jlr n
Dcsnoyers devoted the morning !: "a,
sidcring whether or not rs >ho.A IA
charge from custody 9. &. Hale. sis1
under arrest for the shooting " Ev,
Cowles, Of Cleveland cowles ~
statement which practically clcasH.a
but the Judge refused 70 discharshi
until another attempt can he r91
hold him on = charge Of assault III
deposition. Cowlcs says:
II stated 70 Hale and my wli's@
eral times that any one interier-1
deprive inc OF my child VI
be shot BY me IL ] did not gain 4
protection Of tho court in time. "
threats were made against any one "a
would try 70 deprive me Of my tl
illegally. The lawyer Of whom so
is the sheriff OF Cleveland. acted
through upon legal advice from cle'
land and Toronto and never overstep'
the bounds Of the law. can
charge and viii not accuse my brosl
in-law with shooting me with inten
do ne harm hsiieve he was mo
tsrily out % Bis mind, having ,
wrought % % thst staec BY witness
the suf7erings OF my wife. and bell
that both my wife and Mr.. Hale arg
capable Of doing an evil act =
especially Of doing me any harm,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-20

WASHINGTON. June i2-Mr. Porter.
the superintendent o. the census, has
been informed By Mr.. Ashley. the census
supervisor Of the Fifth district OF Penn
~syivania. that his enumeration have
notified him that Hungarians. Poles
and many Italians in Lacka-
wanna, Luzernc and Carroll coun-
ties have refused TO give any
census information even 0 Interpreters.
Many Of these men. he says. are dcsig-
mated BY their employers by numbers.
each q wearing his number on his
person and answering to Il after The
n Of convicts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-20

Pnrsnrncn. Pa, June i%-MiN
s. Tarbcll and child were pasScne,
the Inflated day express q the
sylvania railroad and lost their lIs
the Johnstown disaster. MT. is
brought suit against the Pennsyl''
Railroad Company for $4,000 dana,
claiming that III. loss Of the traln
due TO the negligence Of the cout
officials in not having II run \
OF safety. The case has oeos
nearly two weeks, and was conc
yesterday morning, the jury fna'I
verdict In favor Of the COMPANY.
probable thar Il will BE- appears
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-20
VETOED ~ The pals,o..'
The President ssesarns 4. 49,.
Message. the lsln m~ N
rs"rs.s''"" snr = Public r.s A.
Tuscaloosa. Al. '%''tas :

The President Returns 4. MN.
> Ssto Message. IN. w. "'p>s' N
rr"rs.ss'"" s"r = Public r INV A.
rnseai""~s. Al. ~"aaias :
washington. June ia -TA.
lent yesterday afternoon ~ 'r>,
the HOUSE without his ann. .
appropriailng ~io,oOa for Y I. ~
ing Al tuscaloosa Ala. In N. @
accompanying the hlll. w. \. .'s
says: Judging " ia rn.,.I
ana by the officers .mrlusol
80 the postroficc al rnsca.D,
an important one. NJ ~. ~
clerk az a salary Of $3.50 .,a '''
riers. The report N thn po..
'enerai shows that The rro.s n,,..
for the year lsSo we're ~ Ia
net revenues less than a. oOo N
nual receipts have ONLY inr,os..a
$1,000 IN ton years. The rem, nox
for = building having 1000 .sns
floor space Is S,7,. The general ~.
sition 20 erect public b%u,is,,.
~ IIAr ~|Alf Nl IXNnn<D III
cities o. tho size Of Tu.e,lu.
would not, ] am sure. receive M M
tion OF Congress. II would ln,ol,e I.
expenditure ~ buildings of Ten M.
the present net revenues for such y
fees. and In the case under eonsIl,'
tion would involve an increased a., \,
fuel, lights and care greater than 4,
rent now paid for the use d 4 ,oar
ample in size would not in.is, x,
IL must always be- Shown tha, . M
posed public building must yie!a Al !,
terest on the investment Ill. NJ X
present uncertain state Of nlti.e \,
cnucs and expenditures, resulting N,
pending and probable Legislation. ,t..
is in my opinion an absolute ncees,
that expenditure, for puAiic Aalllsn.
should 10 limited to cases where /,
public needs are very eyiden, Ind "a.
imperative. IL Is clear that ;Als Is 4
such a case"