Evening journal., 1893-01-31

400, at per cent. which will appear by
the treasurers report herewith sub
mitted
Statement of the treasurer Of the
Worlds Fair Managers Of Delaware.
DOVER, Del, Dec 20. 1892.
DIR.
mount received from state treas ..
nrgr , not, & oar o ~ ~
n gbate from dedication expenses. 81 %
slln2 90
By amount paid n Cassidy, contrac-
tor for State Buildlng...... t7,iH 20
By amount paid for insurance, water
and sewer ouncctlons............ S6< 10
By amount paid D. Il. Rice. architect
on account Of -ervices and ex-
'' eo err, eop5ias S press. pre- seai ,tc s7i is
Ap,asss psers@oniss S So .... ION " si4so 81
81 the amount paid for per diem.
tranepoi tation, salaries and ex- 40 49,.
pc sea Of board d.........,.......... 81. 70 %
By amount IN hand ...... .......... $40 uS
sil " %
The items which arr criticised are
those of 1914 SO for stationery, etc
81 ,495 q, dedication expenses, aud
3 zoo o. for per diem. O. ianspOrlation.
NNlhilNn hUN tAIfWnfN VI hhN ''"A't
hey foot up 10 $5,621 %. more than
half OF the entire appror ration There
are no allegations Of dishonesty but
pronounced opinions that the board has
been very extravagant in administering
10 It's own wants
Looks Like Judge Marvel.
There are no new developments in the
judgship matter Governor Reynolds
and stafI. Secretary of State ID T. Marvel
and others are In New York attending
reunion of the Old Guard, and nothing
definite can be learned The prevailing
sentiment here is that Secretary Of State
Marvel will be the man and that he viii
receive his commission tomorrow morn
ing.
Il is said here that Chief Justice
Robinson and Judge Cullen both favor
his appointment. Be this as it may,
petitions in his favor are being circu-
lated in Wilmington and large delega-
| tion of Sussex countians will wait on the
governor TO morrow and urge his appoint
ment. There is also a rumor here TO the
effect delegation Of New Castle county
lawyers will be here tomorrow to advo-
cate the appointment of James Penne-
will, Republican.
There is n general feeling in Dover
that the Kent County Bar Association
made a big mistake in not uniting on
one man, no matter who, so long as he
was a Kent county man. If 1t had done
SO. the governor would not have tn ught
OF going outside of Kent county TO get a
resident Judge
If Mr.. Marvel should get it, the possi-
bility is that Assistant Secretary Of State
James II Hughes would succeed him in
the State Department, and Robert Van
dyke succeed him as assistant.
Opposed to the Quarantine.
The people of Smyrna have at last
awakened-to the necessity of concerted
action against the proposed quarantine
on Bombay Hook Island. Three remon
stranccs are being circulated there now,
and men, women and children. not only
Of Smyrna but of the surrounding coun
try, are numbered among the remon
strants Representative Hail. Of Duch
Creek hundred, is making determined
fight against the bill, which is to b.
brought here, and his Efforts are appar.
i emily very successful as several Of thu
D members have expressed themselves Al
being against it.
On the other hand, the friends of thl
= bill are working like beavers, ir-pressinl
4 upon the members the protection such al
e institution, in such place, would be T.
Delaware
The Schooner Heard From.
Re preventative Dasey is happy ma
J today. he received a telegram fror
: Captain James r. Davis telling him tha
d his three masted schooner Priscill
Scribner, has arrived safely in Savannah
q Ga. She sailed from Baltimore on d.
= cember 30, and the prolonged silence ha
{ caused the gallant representative to hay
y grave fears for the safety Of his craft
ii Sinking TO the Grave.
(. Ex.Chief Justice Comegys is alive I,
,r nj ght, as much TO the surprise Of his a
tending physician as to the public
general. He has had conscious interva
- during the day. aud rallied at times, b1
~ everyone believes that nature is maxim
Di its last faint struggle with general d
D. bility and the ravages of time. His deaf
% is expected at any time.
II, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Fell and Norris Mar
g u.#.