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Evening journal., 1891-02-19


upervisor of the Twelfth election dis
trc1, testified that On the day Of election
Mr.. Cotton stood in the centre OF the
window, Mr. Carpenter to his righ an
NJ Yoshef to his left. Mr. Forkum
stood close behind Voshell and the wit
ness nearly behind Mr.. Cotton When
James Mclaughlin offered to vote, Mr..
Cotton held it in abeYance, he said,
until he had advice upon the matter
The same was the case with Nicholas
Fldanee. Neither vote was then abso
lutely refused The papers of both were
handed to Captain Mitchell. that be
might take or sci d them to the Federal
Court. to ascertain from Judge Wales If
they we're correct.
When Louis DeStepanis appeared be
produced his naturalization papers and
the same action was taken, DeStepanis
did not present ballot, but he could not
tell whether he had Ajax receipt or not
lhe naturalization papers of DeStepanis
we're held on the same condition Of the
others
In cross-examination he stated that
be had no recollection about
the attention OF Mr. Cotton being drawn
to the provision in the naturalization
papers, which specified that the ap
plicant was admitted to citizenship.
II was the unanimous opinion of the
Judges that the vote of James McLsugh
lin should not be accepted. The witness
said that he examined the naturalization
papers handed in by DeStepanis, but he
saw DeStepanis at the same time. and the
latter could not have handed up ballot
Captain Mitchell was recalled by Mr..
Nields. He testified that he was the
Republican challenger in company with
]. Eldridge Pierce on that day BE
challenged the vote of Nicholas Fidance
about 10 o'clock that morning. Fidance
produced papers and handed them
to Mr.. Cotton, who compared them with
copy which he had. Mr.. Cotton said ne
could not accept the vote until he he'd
obtained advice as to whether the papers
or the copy which he held was Ger.
rect. The next yOse challenged
on that day was McLaughlin's.
They were also held in abeyance as wa s
also those Of Louise DeStepanis. About 4
o'clock on that day witness at the sug
gestion of Mr.. Cokon took the papers tc
the Federal Court, but the court was not
in session. Mr.. Cotton was anxious
about having the papers
brought to Judge Wales that
day and at o'clock grew angry be
cause his wishes had not been attended
to, as be could not keep the matter open
longer. He reported to Mr.. Cotton
about his unsuccessful visit to the
Federal Court about 20o'clock that day
The witness admitted that he had de
ceived C lion by not going at once and
having the ques ion settled. Mr.
Cotton said he was determined that
these psople had a right to vote they
SHOULD be permitted to do so. None oi
these voters returned to vote after 81
o'clock.
In cross examination he declared thai
it was not his purpose to deceive Coltof
with intention of depriving these peopl,
of their votes but TO keep himself from
being sent away from the polls at thar
| time.
The examination of Captain Mitchell
was characterized by sharp, wordy con
hicts between the witness and the IT.
torney general.
Court adjourned until 80 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
sexentaenth Iilrthdnx.

The friends Of Miss Eva Donnelly ten
dered her pleasant surprise party last
evening at her home, No 1l2 Lincoln
street, in honor of her 18th birthday.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
dancing and playing games. Refresh
ments were served at a late hour Among
those present were Misses Eva Donnelly,
Reba Wolsey, Minnie Wocatch, Maud
Morrow and Name Pierce. Messrs. Harry
Horn, George Green. Gilbert Anderson,
Clifford Irons, Joseph Morrow, Joseph
Pierce, Howard Donnelly and Francis j..
Kfrba
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
saws Frazer Originated n.

William H. Lee said 80 an EVENING
JOURNAL reporter this morning that be
believed the bill to legislate him out Of
the registrars office originated in the
erratic brain of Edmund b Frazer. BE
does not know whether Mr.. Frazer is
anxious to supplant him or not. but the
latter has, Mr.. Lee says, several other
projects on hand, and Frazer wishes to
avoid public attention by creating di.
version toward this project Mr.. Lee
does not think the bill stands the least
show of passing.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
nrnrred RehInd the Car.

Mrs. George Lewis of Twenty fourth
and Market streets. was alighting from
an electric car in front Of her residence
yesterday, when her clothes caught the
rear OF the car Before she could release
herself the car started, and Mrs. Lewis
vas dragged 6fty feet before Conductor
Mason discovered her. Fortunately she
was not hurt, and was able to depart
without assistance. No blame attaches
to the conductor.
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Scott ". =. church omcsr.

Scott NJ E Church held its fourth
quarterly conference last evening The
following stewards were elected for the
eusuing year: l.. T Grubb, A. S Feaster,
William Il Updike, owen Hughes, Fl.
S Valentine. J d Aldred, John W.
Pennell, Charles p Harvey, Julius E.
Smith. Alexander Morton, James II.
Keene, J G f Carver and William D
Hollingshead recording steward. j. 2, ,
Grubb district steward. William H
Updike Committee on Missions-L. T.
Grubb. Gwen Hughes. e. L. McKeag,
j. E. Smith, E. W. Clair; Sunday
schools d. Aldred. J. Il. MeKaig,
Joseph a Bartlett, Irene Hepbron, Mrs.
Josephine Campbell Trscts-The Ep.
worth League Alexan-
der Thomas, f w. Clair, l..
E. Dckerson, William H Updike,
Howard Pennington. Education-E H.
McKeag A. s. Feaster, L. q. Wilson
George Davis. J D. Aldred Church
Extension-W William H. Valentine, viii
liam H. Foster, John w. Pennell, F. 0
Bennett, J. @. F Carver Church
Records-Joseph Fl. Davis, John T.
Sitter. James F. Lank A resolution was
adopted asking that the Rev p. Otis
be appointed pastor Of the church by the
next conference.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
Leaving unnnia RilIn-

The company which produced the play,
Lights and SHADOWS. at the Academy
Of Music the first three nights Of this
week, left this city with unpaid bills.
and is evidently playing in hard
luck, as II left unpaid bills in Balti
more and other places where II
performed II has been playing TO empty
houses for some time, slthough the play
Is very good one, The company Is in
debt to the manager of the Clayton
House for the board of the company
while playing here
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
Hard Times for the Saratoga

The schoolship Saratoga, which left
Philadelphia for the Barbadoes last
month. encountered terrifs gale after
leaving the Breakwater. which continued
for four days, and during which the ship
was driven out Of her course 600 miles
east of Caps May. The constant tossing
and pitching in the heavy seas opened
some Of the seams in the old ship and
she began to take water Pumps had to
be used every hour and some Of the boys
were badly scared Tue first cutter was
carried away The ship eventually
reached -her destination. much to the
relief Of the boy crew.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
Slight Fire at Midnight.

A slight f-e was discovered about 10 30
o'clock this morning in the kitchen of
the house of Barrett F. Muusen, No. 30S
East Ninth street An alarm was sent
in from box No at Tenth and Walnut
streets, and the Fire Department vas
quickly on the scene, but a stream from
one of the extinguishers on the Delaware
truck was sufficient to put out the fire.
The fire caught from a stove. The
DAMAGE was about $50
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rhs Fqultabls Assurance company

NEW YoRK, Feb 12--Among the
directors present at the annual meeting
Of the Equitable Assurance Company to-
dav were Governor Ames of Massa-
ohusetts, General Horace Porter Chaun-
ceY M. Depew and Levi p, Morton
President Henry B Hyde Of the company
presided The report OF the company S
business for the year showed assets.
$il9, 243, 744; surplus, &23 TAO, 4l7; in
come. 1886 038, 6s3; new assurance for the
year, S203. Sl8. I07 total assurance out
standing, 1920. 500 ,47a
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
lew Court'e RontIne.

The Levy Court continued the exami-
nation Of Assessor Whann's lists yester-
day afternoon, and he was discharged
until Friday. At this mornings session
the auditing committee on Appoquini-
mink hundreds road commissioner 8
accounts reported that they were correct.
The balance due the commissioner from
Collector Truax for l6S9-90 Is 81, 1852. 20.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
Two Painful Aeeldents..

w. Fl Hsrman, a carpenter in the en-
ploy of the j dorton Poole Company
had several Of his fingers badly
torn by a planning machine while at work
this morning. John Lloyd, moulder in
the employ cf the same company
WAS struck on the head by derrick yes-
terday afternoon and was pick up
senseless. Dr. Bloekson attended both
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
Onnnfrv Prndnna.

Allen, the well known huekster, has
opened a store known as the working peo.
ple's market at No 292fKing street, where
will be full line of live and dressed
poultry, fish, oysters, sweet and white
potatoes, butter, eggs, marsh rabbits and
a full line of foreign fruits st lowest
market prices. Give him a call.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
Retired from the COMPANY

A. A. Oapelle, who has been president
OF the Capelle Hardware Company since
it's organization, has severed his connec-
tion with the corporation, having sold all
his stock. At meeting of the present
stockholders, William Kenworthy was
elected president; Joseph w. Reybold,
vice president, and Thomas NJ. JanEier,
secretary and treasurer.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
Iron shear nraats Raised.

The second pair Of masts for the new
City ton shears of the Pusey and Jones
Company we're raised this morning. The
masts are Of boiler iron and are SO feet
long. The masts were raised in place by
the combined efforts Of two steam hoist
ing machines. and the work was very
trying operation.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
The ooroner.s Long Rest.

Coroner Charles E. Sparks has not had
case for the past fortnight, longer
time than has been known In the
coroner's Office for years He is very
grateful to the people OF the county
for abstaining from violent deaths,
as he was overcrowded with work at the
beginning Of his term.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
For ooIored schools

In the report of the Ross Education
bill in yesterdays EVENING JOURNAL, the
paragraph about the increase of appro-
priation from $4,000 to $4,000, should
have referred to the colored schools. The
bill also provides for free text books.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
G. a. q. sNcAMeMeNr.
Veterans of Delaware neet I'm Eleventh
Annual session To-day.

veterans oil DhfAXHfe meet hn EkENchAu
Annual session To-day
star Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Feb 10 The eleventh
annual encampment Of the Department
Il Delaware, q A e., opened in the
Opera House, this city, at 20 o'clock this
morning.
Every incoming train brought large
squads of veterans from all over the
state aud before the encampment was
called to order for business by Depart
ment Commander Samuel Lewis at 10
o'clock, this city was full of old soldiers
wearing the brass buttons and Grand
Army hat TIE street corners were
dotted with the boys in blue, aud groups
could be seen all the morning engaging
in hearty handshakings
At the City Hall the members of the
w G. I. u. began preparations early
in the day, for feeding the guests, in the
second story of that building. Tables
we're set across the spacious room and
laaen with sumptuous dinner The
decorations In the room were superb aud
by noon the room presented a most
pleasing appearances.
The Council Of administration met at
8 80 o'clock in the rooms of Captain
Evan S. Wa'son Post, No. 5, G. A. r., In
the third story Of the City Hall. Its
session was long one. AT g. 80 o'clock
the Committee on Credentials, com
posed of the following com.
rades, met in the Opera House.
Assistant Adjutant General John b.
Stradley, chairman; Robert McCaulley,
Post % R. H. Williams. Post 8 vii
liam 0'Connor Post 13; Lawrence +
Fisher, Post A. John j. CORN
ley. Post 5. The Opera House was
handsomely decorated with flags, ban
ners aud Grand Army insignias by j
Harry Rogers and Edward Challenger
Comrsde A ). Schrack of Phil sheridan
Post, No 23 who was appointed acting
assistant adjutant general on the staff oi
the department commander. for duty at
the encampment, reported to Com mandel
Lewis at $50 o'clock. and he is now this
busiest man at the meeting.
Immediately after calling the conven-
tion to order, Commander Lewis stated
that it gave him great pain 20 announce
that Judge Veazey of Rutland Vt.
national comm gnder in chief of the g
A r s, who was to have visited the
encampment, could not be here. He said
that the despatch which he had
received stated that the commander in
chief had made every effort to get here
but found he could not leave New Yorh
in tune, after attending General Sher
mans funeral. All engagements tha
had been made in connection with Judg,
| Yeazey's visit we're therefore Cancelled.
The committee on cred entails sub
mitted the following report Of those en-.
/ titled to vote at the encampment
| Department Commander Samuel Lewis
Senior Vice w w. Walker. ]. V. Johl
w Messiclr, Chaplain James Mccoy
| Sargeon T. ) Ovens, Assistant Adjutan
| General John B Stradley, Assistan
Quartermaster General James Mcdowell
Inspector w. g GrifIenberg, Pas
Department Commanders Peter B Ayars
Daniel Ross, w. + Griffsnberg, anC
| others
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
NOTICE

NOTICE. .-CIT1ZENS' MEaTING-CITI-
IN zens OF the Third. Tentn, Eleventh and
Twelfth wards are invited to attend meet
ing in the NeccacOe Hall on Saturday even
ing. alst instant, at s O'Clock, Full attend
ance requested. as business of Importance is
10 be transacted.
PATRICK HA6GERTY,
q W. GRANT
PATRICK HANEY,
JAMES GRANT
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

An Athletic exhibition will be given in
the Academy of Music on Wednesday
evening February 25 The wind up will
be between John Stannard and Jack
Hopper Of New York.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
Enoamnment No es

Robert S. Martin of Post 5 is officer Of
the guard, and Comrade Kendall OF Post
% is officer Of the day.
At II o'clock a telegram was read
from Speaker John P. Donahoe from
Dover congratulating the encampment
on reaching the eleventh anniversary Of
its establishment, and staging that he
greatly regretted his inability to be
present
The contcst for department officers
will be hot one. As it now looks Dr. A.
F. Hopkins Of Sussex county will be the
department commander, and A M
Hizsr Of this city. senior vice com
mander
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
irEMs or INTEREST

CLARA-''D0 tell me, Jack, what is
the meaning of the word hook that |
hear so much about just now, in connec-
tion with the habits OF young meng' Jack
- Hock2 Oh, yes It's kind Of wine >
"A kind of wine, ehl Is it importedf'
'Oh, dear, no. It's an Indian beverage,
very popular among the Pawnese, -
Boston Courier.
LIVER disease, biliousness, dyspepsia,
or indigestion, and all. arrangements oi
the stomach and bowels cured by DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, OF
money paid for it returned
Mus CoBwIGGER-"W your hus.
band goes shooting aren't you afraid the
gun might burst and kill him2' Mrs
Malaprop-"0h, no, my dear. He's very
careful and always uses a double barrel
gun. ~ Week S Sport.
EVERY ingredient employed in pro-
dueing Hood Sarsapariila is strictly
pure, and is the best Of It's kind it is
possible to bny. In the course of pre-
pairing Hoods Sarsaparilla everything is
carefully watched with view to attain
ing the best results.
The cradle is an institution that IS as
old as the human race It might almost
be called the rock OF age. Buffalo Ex-
press.
offer this week the following bargains
in slightly used pianos:
Decker Bros Grand.
Knabe & Co Square.
Chickering Upright.
/ Chickering Square
Stearling Upright.
Fisher square.
Raven & Bacon Square.
These are rare bargains, and many Of
them are as good as new. Easy monthly
payments. II. r. ROBRLEN,
7l0 Mark OF street.
SHE (adiusiing her skates)-"oh. isn't
the ice beautifull The lake is just like q
huge mirror Yes, and If you don't
look out, you'll be pretty apt to see your
SELF in 1t, American Grocer.
DIR. DE HARDTs Pennyroyal Pills are
the only genuine pennyroyal pills made
At druggists and by mail, 81 Office, 20s
N. 9th St., Phila. Ladies beware Of
limitations.
WASN'T it dreadful to listen to The
whistling of the bullets In battle?" "Oh
not so very. You see the bullets never
whistled any Of the popular airs OF the
day. New York Sun.
"WHY do you call your wife I'm
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
Dr RIldlck to speaIS

The concert at the Z. A. NJ. e. Church
on Friday night, February 27, will open
with an address by DR. Riddick
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

"WHY do you call your wife I'm
breilaY" Because the first time | ran
against her she took my eye, New
York Journal
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

LIVER disease, biliousnsss, dyspepsia,
or indigestion. and all arrangements of
the stomach and bowels cured by Dr.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery, or
money paid for II returned.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
Ranks nnh nanknr

ARTISANS, SAVINGS BANK. .sle MARKET Vt.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. 9th e Nsrle.f
EQUITABLE GUARANTEE AND TRIfS1s
tUMPANl. No. e37 Market street.
FA kMERS' ia NIX OF DE- AWARs. 3. North
east corner Third and Market stre4ts
FIRST : A rIONAL BANK, Northeast eor
ner Fifth AMI Market streets
NATIONAL BANK OF DEL WARE. N. r.
corner sixtb and Market streets
NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON
AND BRANDYWfNE. Accounts solicited.
private safe dsposit boxes for rent. North
west corner Second and Marker streets
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY. No. 6i9 Market street
Union NATION 4 l. BANK. 505 Market st
WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY.
Southeast corner Ninth and Market streets
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
nottlera ana nr.yy.y.

PETER EBNER. 4th and Union & 900 French
EOpkl1 h0TTLiNH GO cor. 9Th and Orange
HARTMAN a fEhRkNBACH co Lover
ing Ave and Scott St, and 9TH and Fr snch
JOn q. sOHAEEER. l1lh and uninn sta
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
orrx BUSINESS DrRvoronv

!. BARKLEY & BROS. Co. 4th and French.
w q j LANG, Firth and French streets.
PAUL q. @NHDER. l13 West Eighth street
M y. WE4b, No. Z East Second stfeet.
CHARLES 1kTTt r. II Easf F.urfh afreef
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

"WAsN'T it dreadful to listen to the
whistling of the bullets In battle?" "Oh,
not so very. You see the bullets never
whistled any Of the popular airs Of the
day. New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
CHARLES WARNER Co. Foot q Market.
Oonfectioners

J. BARKLEY a. BROS. GO. ,4th and French.
w. q FARRA. No. Sl7 Market street.
ID. SAYlLLE, No. sOf Market street.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
RIoycIea.
HIcyCIea.
B. +. MCDANIEL q co. 1909 Market ntreel
Baets, shoes and Rubharn

HENRY PIKE. No. 30l Market streat
MICH Akll GRADY. No pa Kings rect
JOHN MCYEY, corner Front & Market street
JOHN II. WALKER, Nol3 East gh rd street
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

Mus When your hus-
band goes shooting aren't you afraid the
gun might burst and kill him2' Mrs
Malaprop-"Oh no, my dear. He's very
careful and always uses a double barrel
gun. ~ Week s Sport.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
rllnl

China, glassware and Crockery
MRS. A. II. FRIES. No. go King street
!. LEWIS ROW. No. 4l3 King street
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

DIR. DE HARDT's Pennyroyal Pills are
the only genuine pennyroyal pills made
At druggists and by mail, 81 Office, 203
N. 9th St., Phila. Ladies beware Of
limitations.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
Dentistry.
DIR Y. G HONEYWELL. 7O3 Market street
Druggists.

4. JAMES BELT. No 60l Market street
II. Il. BkfNGHURSr. No. 3i7 Market street
n. D. DANFORrH, Cor. Market and second.
EDWIN 4. DILWORTH, Market and tenth.
TAYLOR n FULLERTON. 3l2 King street
HERBERT X WATSON. SOB Market atreet
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
hutteF, oneese, Eggs. Eio.

Carpetings
I. WORRELL. Corner Eth and Hhinlav a.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

EVERY ingredient employed in pro-
lueing Hoods Ssrsapariila is strictly
pure, and Is the best of It's kind it Is
possible TO buy In the course Of pre-
pairing Hoods Sarsaparilla everything is
carefully watched with view to attain
mo the best results.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

SHE Cadiusiing her skatesl l-"oh. isn't
the ice beautiful2 The lake is just like a
huge mirror. Yes, and If you don't
look out, you'll be pretty apt to see your
SELF in it, American Grocer.
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Metter ni@t mebr eutseben, tprllen sic
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5enffer iteben blieb unb beoba9tete,
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