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Evening journal., 1895-05-27
is 1T AN INFRINGEMENT?
THE QUESTION NOW RESTING Be
TWEEN COSTA AND BARRY.

Judge Wales Listens TO Argument over
the Copsrieht OF the Wilmington
Oily Directory In United states Court
fhis Morning Tho Areumont sim on.
The hearing was had before Judge
Wales this morning Ia the motion made
oy yueofge H. Bates, counsel for Mary A
COSTA Tor preliminary Injunction
restraining Homer Barry from selling a
alfectory Of the city, which. IL il
claimed, Is an Infringement on a copv
right held by Mary A. Costa.
Ihe claim is made that the original
directory was published Ia 1880 by Ferris
Brothers. aud by them copyrighted
Later 10 was purchased by William Costa
ana 10 1894 assigned to Mary A. Costa
Ihat Barry copied the 1894 directory III
making up his 1895 book.
william Hilles appeared for Barry
ana MED an answer IN which ls ad
mitted that plaintiffs annually publish a
directory as do other partlea In
other states and conntries Ha
was Ignorant of any contract betwe.n
Ferris Brothers and plaintiff or that abe
holds any such copyright That there is
no original idea In the directory Of 1891.
Defendant admitH having published
directory but denies that one word or
line was copied from Costas Directory
but compiled from actual canvass made
Mr. Bates submitted an affidavit az
Mary !. Heath, clerk Ia Costa's ofTica
who compared the books and found
errors "a names, addresses. firms streets
and maps In book Of 1894 copied verbatim
"a Barry book. Also An affidavit az
UhRrles Il. Scott who Investigated and
found parties did not live At plaeaa
stated Also affidavit OF William Coda
who says that he was threatened with
suit for money owed In case he didn't
drop this suit.
Mr.. Hilles denied that Mary A. Costa
had a copyright or that II she had IL
lha been lnfringed upon He filed aAl-
dayits Of Barry, A K Weymer. Lester
y Fidgeon, A. Hubbard Bailey. Charles
". Willment, William Humphrey. Fd win
y. West, William X. Williamson and
Henry = Byrne, TO the effect that the
information used was gained by personal
canvass.
Mr.. Bates said he was willing 20 rest
the case on the books themselves and
cited number OF cases 20 show wbara
arrangements on copyright had re-
suited IN inj unctions having been
granted
MT. Hilles, in his argument. claimed
that the bill WAS not sufficient to allow
of an Injunction because at the time Of
complaint Mary A. Costa is not shown 10
have owned any copyright; that to make
a copyright valid all requirements must
be fulfilled, and this has not been shown
oy the bill; no allegation in the bill that
defendant contemplates printing or
selling any directory, but that he has
done 80.
The argument was not concluded az
ffp hour ~ odf-rr.,......4 -
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
VETERAN JONESS ROMANCE ENDED.

His Pretty But Unfalthful Actress wife
Deserts Him and Is Said to BE in an
Asylum at Norfolk.
MILTON. May 81 Jennie Jones. who
as Jennie West attempted 20 commit
suicide in Philadelphia, but was married
to William Jones' OF Milton. has been
causing the people Of this Peninsula TO
continually talk Of her for some time
After she had married the veteran she
lived with him for some time and was a
regular attendant with him at church.
but something seemed TO 20 wrong ia
the Jones household and about two
weeks ago Jennie left. She went to
Milford, where sne Joined dramatic
company, but the managers were not
aatiafed with her services and she was
with them at but one performance
She then left for Harrington. and
no more was heard Of her until
few days ago, when wo
man answering her description and Qiv
ing the name Of Jennie Jones was found
In an exhausted condition on the railroad
traeS near Tssley Va, over seventy-five
miles from Harrington She said che was
tired OF living and wanted 20 end her
life. She was not in her right mind and
was sent TO an insane hospital AZ Norfolk.
where she now Is
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
A MULTITUDE OF METHODISTS.

supply Of Three Thousand Admission
Tickets Exhausted aud Another rhoug-
aud Ordered 70 Meet the Demand.
Every ore Of the 5000 tickets Of ad-
mission issued to Methodists In good
standing In the Wilmington churches
icr the mass meeting at the Auditorium
TO o-night has been taken, and the supply
WAS 80 great this morning that 600
additional tickets had to be ordered to
meet the demand
IL was at FIRST intended that 600
should be the limit, in order not to 6ll
the Auditorium to its utmost capacity
but the indications are this afternoon
that lt will be packed Active members
Of Wesley, Madeley and Harrison Street
churches, who were overlooked In the
original 5000, are clamorinQ for the
cards Of admission and will have TO be
satisfied
Rev Merritt Huburd will speak at the
Auditorium meeting 20 night on Meth
odism as it Was and Is2' All the Meth.
odiat choirs Of the city will be present.
getting their tickets at the box Office and
going thence Co the Auditorium stage
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Confirmation ssrvlnn.-

All the children In st. Patrick's
paroehial school we're confirmed and
paTtook Of their first communion yestsr-
dsy morning. In memory OF it each
little one was presented with q hand
some white satin souvenir printed in
gold.
Last evening confirmation services
were held ia st Pauls K. @. Church.
Bishop Curtis performed the cere mony.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
BAoH NoT a CANDIDATE.

He Denies That He IL slated for CLERK Of
city Council and Would Not Accent ANY
Office.
Ny attention has been called to an
Interview in your journal OF Friday. ir
which an alleged we'll lnown RspubM
can asserts wish greas posltiveness tbat
| am slated for clerk OF the Council. .
said F. Eden Bach, chairman of the
Republican First District Committee to
an EVENING JOURNAL reporter II wish
TO assure you that there Is not q word of
truth in it. am not now. nor will be-
8 candidate for that OF any other offics
in the gift Of the city. / would not
accept any Office should it be offered to
me by the unanimous vote of the
Council
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
A WARBLER In TROUBLE.
HE CAME FROM NEW JERSEY AND
WAS GIVING a SACRED CONCERT

when Omcer Payne Gagged HIm-He was
Allowed to Go on Condition that He
Export His Voice Whlskera o'Brien
Again a Guest Of sheriH GinIs-other
Municipal Court Cases.
George Wilson belongs in Newark N.
j., AID has 3 voice which he uses TO
replenish bis treasury. He has been
siuging around this city and It is be-
iieved that be made good thing out OF
~ Yesterday afternoon he WAS giving 4
sacred concert at Eleventh and Madison
streets when Officer Payne called tho
concert of and ran the singer in. He
pleaded hard 70 be allowed 70 retire ~
mis- home among the mosquitoes and was
permitted to 80 on condition that he
would take his voice with him
Patrick O'Brlen, he OF the luxuriart
galWays wa again in limbo He and
Thomas Shea were found by Officer
Maioney in a vacant house on the cause
way last night Shea had the usrlor
bedroom while o Brien was fast asleep
IN an upper room. officer Malouev
started ia to take OBrisn In but be-
objected ana the two fell off the porch
together Judge Ball fned the unlucky
pair So aud costs each, and they will 60
to New Castle with Guide Heal.
harry Gallagher made a MISTAKE yes
tsrdsy. IN place Of going to church be
went to Church street and raised Sheol IN
q house there. At least that IS the claim.
He wanted a continuance till Wednesday
evening aud got It, his bail being fixed ct
$50
George Freeman, colored charged with
Indecent exposure, was represented bf
Horace g Knowles The state WASH
ready, and on request Of the city solicitor
the case was continued until this evening.
There was a disturbances aB No 3O5
shipley street Saturday night aud Special
Officer Lsenh was called in. Harry
Macklem objected and assaulted the
oiiicer he was arrested and arrairned
but Leeeh asked leave % Withdraw the
charge. II was done but Macklem was
ordered to pay the costs
Frank Jones was charged BY Elias
Walker with assault. Both are colored
ana live on Adams street between Second
and Third The case was one where
words arose over children and the two
men got together" Judge Ball did not
take much stock Ia tie row and dismissed
the case.
Neal Kennedy. OF No 40 Spruce
rect, was arrRigned on a charge Of SELL
Ing liquor on Sunday. As the main wit
ness could not be secured, tue city
solicitor asked 20 have the case dis
missed and 10 was done
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
FrIends' school commencement.

Rev. John Y Dobblns d. D., formerly
pastor Of Grace Church and now OF Cal
vary Church, East Orange, n j., az
tended the opening exercises Of the
Friends School this morning. The
commencement exercises will be held
June 10, when twelve members Of the
class will graduate The address viii bo
made on that occasion by Professor
George ; Fullerton, dean Of the Univer.
eity of Pennsvlvania
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
VISITING MINISTER'S AND SOCIETIES
where the G. "A. X. Veterans Spent the
Sabbath Before Memorial Day-Dr.
Dobbins Warmly Welcomed 81 Grace


Sabbath Before Memorial Dav-Dr.
Dobbins Warmly welcomed nt Grace.
At Grace Church yesterday morning.
Rev. John Y. Dobbins, d. D., of East
Orange, N j recently the pastor OF the
Wilmington church, held an informal
reception after the morning sermon, "a
many of his former flock being anxious 10
meet him DR. Dobblns preached an
eloquent sermon on the text. Teaching
them to observe All things whatsoever
have commanded you; and 10, am with
you alway, even unto the end of the
world.
At the evening service DR.. Dobbins
preached TO the g. A r on the topic
"Our CountrY's Peril Dr. Dob
bins is the guest Of William M Field and
Job d jackson,
Rev. Robert Watt made q very strong
speech IN Scott NJ. h Church last night
on the suppression Of vice. He accused
the Police Department again of rot
doing its duty and said:
When get my list Of the houses OF
lll-fame completed II will be published
have already twenty eight houses on Il
Evidence about the bartender bali was
placed At the disposal OF the city solicitor
by the Police Department. No use
whatever seems to have been made Of TO-
Two gambling hells were ralded
recently. There was eviden ee to convict
both Of the propristora, but the evidence
was not summoned before the grand
jury 10 two weeks I will take up the
much boasted list which Mr.. pyle said
contained al the houses have written
Mr. pvlo auothcr Iattar aot.fre. 20 H., ,-ttf
furnish me en- escort to make on invasti
CATION
Phil Sheridan Post heard sermon
from Rev. r Burgette Short at Harrison
Street NJ < Church yesterday
smyth Post G A K heard Rev W. w.
Sharpe preach his morning sermon st
Wesley M E. Church.
St. Stephens Lutheran Church pulpit
was occupied by Rev Luther d. Reed of
Philadelphia
An adjourned session OF the New Cas-
tie PreHty terry is being held this after
noon at Central Presbyterian Church
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
THE our-woRM AT WORK.

Thousands of Acres Of Corn WIN Have
60 BE Replanted 10 the Lower Part Of
the County.
Thousands OF acres OF corn will have
to be replanted IN the lower part Of the
county, said ex-Recorder Of Deeds James
a shallcrcss 10 an EvENING JOURNAL.
reporter this morning "The cut. worm
has destroyed It, can't say anything
about the wheat crop, but there will be a
tremendous yield Of hay shall have a
good crop Of peaches on my Caroline
county farm
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Own EDgineer Darrong Dead.

While on Baltimore aud Ohio rail.
road train bound for Philadelphia on
Saturday, James @ Dagrong. OF No. 023
Market street, this CITY. became IN aud
was taken to the Presbyterian Hospital,
Philadelphia, where be died He had
been feeling badly for several days snd
was greatly worried by the illness Of bis
wife. He has been associated with
General Russell Thayer ia Fairmount
Park electric road matters and also with
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Will The GOVERNOR APPOINT

Bumors That he Wnl Name state De
tectives and Allow the Courts TO Pass
Upon His Action,
The terms OF State Detectives Walter
Witsll and Bernard j. MoVey viii expire
ia June. Partisan considerations pre.
vented the General Assembly from
curing the defect IN the law under
which they were appointed it being
that no provision was made for ap-
pointment at the conclusion Of the terms
Of these two men
It is rumored that Governor Watson
Niil appoint two detectives and have the
law carried into the courts for judicial
Interpretation
II the court decides that It was the
intention Of the General Assembly At tie
time Of the passage or the law 10 make
the state detectives permanent festures
Of The peace force OF the state the
appointments VIII be ali right: II not.
the commissions will be- withdrawn
Tbs is the talk, but whether the
Cover or medltates any such action
cannot be ascertained.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
OrranlzatIon 80 Ensntad

The incorporators of the Delaware
Telephone Company met at Willard
salisbury, Jr s Office on Saturday after.
noon, but failed to effect organization.
Those interested in the enterprise are ].
wilkins Cooeh, Joseph L Carpenter. Jr.
Anson A. Maher, Daniel w. Taylor. J. IT.
Dilworth and Mark NJ Cleaver Another
meeting will be held In q short time.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Forest Fires In tho Adirondack.

SARANAo LAKE, N. Y, May 27-Forest
fires are raging In several sections Of the
Adirondacks. Baker mountain, five miles
from here, is ablaze, and the forests are
burning toward Lake Placid. At Lake
Placid the fires are furious, and many
acres are ablaze. There are also fires as
Loon Taka
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
A RemarkabIe Ouro Of RheumatIsm.

from the Hroton Connecticut Review.
David Lewis, who has been afflicted all
Winter by Rheumatism. is out again and
all due to one Of the medicines advertised
IN our columns. he used Chamberlain's 8
Pain Balm, which has relieved him OF all
pain, snd promises to make him ft for
duty soon We know David has been
great sufferer and are glad to see him
around again. For sale By z. James Belt.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Earnford In serrirn AnnIn.

The Earn Line steamship Earnford is
In working service to day She went out
from the shipyard of the Harlan and
Company early yesterday
afternoon in tow OF the tugs Jansen and
Powell Workmen have been very busy
on this big steamship for more than a
fortnfCht
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
1t Was = nrnnster ELL

Levy Court Commissioner john J
Mealey received Saturday monster drum
fish weighing 1l9i pounds from friends
ia Milford The scales Of the huge
h my beSuty measured two inches ia
diameter Mr Meaiey was much sur
prised at the gift, although for a brief
time he was ia a qusndary as TO what TO
do with it. A dozsu or more of the genial
commissioner fr ends feasted on drum
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Monthly Meeting Of nf,ni.tor,

The Ministerial Union met at 10 o'clock
this morning at Asbury NJ. E. Church.
IN monthly session Among the visitors
we're Rev. John D. Rlgg, of Chester. and
Rev. John Y Dobbins, Of East Orange
n j. There was a fun attendance of
ministers and visitors, Notwithstanding
the rainy day.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
oIosa o. lho 81. Paul oslebratlon

st, Paul's NJ E semi centennial was
completed last night when Presiding
Elder Barrett, former pastor, preached
TO large congregation. Rev. w. l. 8.
Murray, d. d another former pastor.
preached the morning sermon. One of
the finest addresses Of the week was
that delivered on Friday evening by
Rev. 7. E Martindale, D. D., of Milford
before the OhrlstIan Endeavor Snoiatv.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
An English view of Meads's Retirement.

LONDON, May 27.--The Observer, in an
editorial on the retirement OF Admiral
Meade, applauds the singular moral cour-
age Of President Cleveland and the navy
department in risking defeat at the polls
for the sake Of the friendship Of England
in dismissing Admiral Meade, and sug-
gests that Lord Rosebery ask the govern
ment at Washington TO reinstate Admiral
Mea1a
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
rhe Exhorter. and Ioonl prennhsr.

Local preachers and their wives
turned out in force at the annual
meeting Of the Wilmington Local
Preachers Association at Cheswald.
Kent county, which ended last night In
a revival meeting Rev. Il Il. b
Numbers preached the morning sermon
and the sermon before the revival
meeting last night was preached by Rev.
w J Hammond.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Alter MANY Years

Argument in the Rogers case was
concluded before Chancellor Wolcott on
Saturday afternoon. It has lasted, of
and on, for about ave years Il will
probably be several months before a
decision is rendered.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
NnlI.rrin IN rannnhed-

LONDON, May 27.-The Standard this
morning reports that Valkyrie III was
launched on Sunday night on the Clyde.
Thousands visited the yacht yesterday
while she was ON the lift preparatory to
fha Iauncb
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
PRoPosAIs
PROPOSALS FOR STATE BONDS.
STATE OF DELAWARE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
lower, Del, May Is, 1895. J

STATE OF DELAWARE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
DOVER, Del, May l5. 1895
Sealed proposals viii be received by the un-
dersigned for the purchase Of thirty-iive bonds
Of thn State of delaware of the denomination
of $1,000 each. bearing interest az the rate OF
80 per eentum per annum, payable semi
annually on tre first days OF January and
July. The bonds will be coupon bonds and
will be payable July i, 1915. but redeem able at
the option Of the state on ar after january I,
1906. Ini5 issue Is authorized by the act of
May 6, 1925. and rre TO be known as Delaware
State Hospital improvement B lnds The bids
will be opened at the Delaware Stale Hospital
az Farnhurst. Delaware, On Thursday. June 8,
1925, at IL O'Clock m, and all proposals should
be marked proposals for Delaware State Hos
pital improvement bonds. All proposals must
be accompanied by certified check to the or
der of state treasurer f1r per cent. Of the
amount Of the respective bids. checks Go be re-
turned to unsuccessful bidders. and to be re-
tanned on account Of the successful bidders fl
bonds are fully paid for, otherwise 10 be
forfeited.
Bonds to be delivered and paid for July /,
1895. The right is expressly reserved to re iect
any and all bids Any information viii be
cheeriully given on application.
All proposals must reach ID sver by June 5,
or otherwise should be sent 20 Farnhurst,
Delaware. CHARLES ID. ATKINS,
State Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
General NJ. 4. Donahue Dead.

Boston. May 27.--Gencral Nj. 7. Dona-
hue, superintendent of the City reforma-
tory at Rainsford island, died at the in
stitution from an attack Of apoplexy. He
was 81 years Of age and leaves a widow
and son.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Three nrownsd MhIle II.hing.

ONsTED, Mich, May 27.-Willlaih Doc
little Bert Salisbury and Nina Patter-
son, while fishing on Mahar's lake, fell
overheard and were drowned No one
else was present to tell how the accident
0cnurred
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
aELP WANTED.

NM ANIkD-EAR RIM HAND, MARRIFTJ OR
~ single. Steady employment and CORD
wages % a good hand. Apply to i. D0NO-
HOE,Edge door.
w ANTED.-A EIRST-CLAss SALESMAN
TO represent a specially line and canvass
eltts ol country trade Ia this section. party
with previous experience preferred Refer
enee required. Address "A. M, this Office.
Nv ANTED.-T person to travel.
salary SEQ ami expenses. Reference En-
close iI-addressed stamped envelope Dom
lnion Co., Omaha Building, Chicago
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Tha senator b Not naaa

A rumor that State Senator Samuel
Alrichs, Of Glasgow, had dropped dead
was current on Saturday evening. It
proved to be untrue.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
FoR SAFE

EOR SALE-A BRAND NEW WOMAN'g
A. BICYCLE with pneumatic tires. can be
seen q the Evening journal Office.
Dor SALE CHEAP-A VERY FINE NEW
Haines Bros. upright piano. Address for
particulars H., Evening journal Office
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
WANTED.

nEsK wANTED-A HIGH GRADE ROLL
~ Top Desk Wanted. Address, with spot
cask prce, DESK, this office.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
REAL ESTATE.

EOR RENT - STORE so7 NTARKFT
= street, centrally located and very desira-
pie as a good business stand Apply To
STHOMAS r.. LALLY,
No. w. Seventh st second floor.
EOh RENT, STORE AND DWELLING,
a 234 Madison street. VIII rent separate
Also grocery store. 307 Madison street.
All rents reduced.
JAMES MONAGHAN. AIS Market ST.,
or Al N. Monaghan's shoe store. Fourfh ana
Madison streets.
TWO EI6 6hT-ROOMHOUSEs, WITH BATH
4 and front porch. Near Eighth street Park
for rent at s Y per month. HURLOCK BROS.
Seventh and Poplar streets.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
pUBLIc sALE oF cow.

| viii sell at public sale. near Booths Cor
ner, on Monday June 81, 1895. at ] ocl lck p.
ins one carload Of choice fresh cows and
sprlngers, Young, large size, good mixers,
months credit. WILLIAM s. COOLEY.
A. @. SHARPLEss, AuctiOneer.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
NoTEuRs.


NouCE.-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
~ that viii nay no bills unless contracted
by myself. J. HOWARD REED.
90 no THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
- company new gallery. Finest in city.
Great reduction he prices. f0Tt6 Market
street, above Fourth.
NOrICE.-DEMOCR ATTIC RALLY.-TUE
~ citizens OF the Third ward are invited 20
attend meeting Monday evening. the 2lth
INST. at NO. i3i MADISON street. Some OF the
city candidates viii be present and addresses
VIII be made by prominent speakers By
order, I'D. w. LYNCH. Chairman,
Z. ] .McNABn, Secretary,
I ADIESl Chichester's English Pennyrornr
~ pills diamond Brand are the best. Safe,
reliable. Take no other. Send 4e stamps for
particulars, "kelief for LADIES' In letter by
return. mail. At druggists. Chichester Chemi-
cal Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
NOTICE.-THE RESUMPTION 0F THE
business OF Fred j. Donovan. deceased,
Donovan, who will continue the marble ara
granite business, at Lancaster and Wood
lawn avenues. JOHN J. DONOVAN.
NOTICE no COUNTY TAXPAYFRs.
BY and according to Section 13. Chapter 5G2
OF the Laws Of Delaware. passed at Dover,
April "a. 1888, tof the Levy Court OF New Castle
county. Notice is hereby given that If by the
hfsu cay OF tune neXD ensuing. the taxes due
on any real estate IN said county. are not paid,
Inc real estate 90 assessed and faxed. shall be
levied on, advertised for sale and sold by the
sheriff for the payment of the said tax IN ac-
coruance with provisions Of this law.
May 90 ls95. ~ Z o'''i'
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALI.
4 state License and Tax Is due and pay
able June lst. 1898 w p. BlGGS, O. II.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27

Coaches attend all trains and carry guests
to and from the beach free Of charge.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27

, and service first-class.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27

{ lsbOhNh.
~ corner Pacific and Arkansas avenues.
One square from Reading Depot and Ocean.
Is now open for reception OF guests Special
arrangements for large parties.
MRS Fl OSBORNE
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
ATLANTIC CITY. N. }.

rFaE MANSION.
Sixteenth year under the same managems mt.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
VICTORIA.

south Carolina avenue. Open all the year
Hot and cold sea-water baths IN the house.
Good ocean view.
NJ. WILLIAMS. Pronrietress
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
THECORNERSTONE LAID
OF the New Parochial School
Of St. Patrick's r. C. Church.
MoBsIaEoR sAToLLI ATTENDS

Aud Riesses the stons-Ho oelsbratss
PontiaOal Mass in st. Peters Pro
Cathedral in the Morning aud breaches
TO tho Italians ia the Evening-A Busy
Day for Him.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27

hJOTICE.- E. LEWIS CONFIDENTIAL
~ LOAN OFFICE, stoorns and 6, Exchange
building, corner Seventh and Market streets,
ADVANCES MONEY ON PERSONAL
PROPERTY of all descriptions at low rates
q Interest, buys and sells WATCHES,
. DIAMONDS AND ALL KINDS on
f4EWELRY.
Private consultation room attached Opan
stored At lowest rAtee
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
X ENlLwoRTH COTTAGES.

OrchesLra.