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Evening journal., 1895-04-16
cITY NEWs IN RRlEE.

The heirs OF Aaron Harris are going to
contest his will under which about $1,000 Is
left to the grandchildren, all Of whom are
minors.
Il he Republican nominations for munich
pal offices viii be made May 4, and Council
nominations May IL.
st. Pauls X. @. Church was filled last
evening. the occasion being grand sacred
concert and organ recital.
james +. Traynor will lecture this even
ing before the JOurneymen Plumbers Asso-
ciation on "Snags All the journey men and
apprentices are invited TO be present.
Rev. A, G.. Miller. district elder Of the
Free Methodist Church of the New York
Conference, will be present and preach this
evening in the hall of the Holiness Christian
Association, ,Frontiand Madison, ,at.7.30 o'clock,
The Levy Court held session to- day but
transacted no busint 50 of importance.
There will be general exchange OF
pulpits Of the various Metho. list ministers OF
the city on sunday. April 2s.
N. B. Dai forth's new building at No. ia
Market street, which contractors are now
figuring on, win be of brick and decorative
stone, three stories in height, "a by 90 feet,
and will greatly improve that section o.
Market street,
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
THE ADJUTANT- GENERAL RESIGNS.

HacaIIister and Members Of Governor
Karvil's star Tender Their Resigna-
tions to Take Eject at the Pleasure OF
the Goveror.
Special Dispatch Evening journal.
DOVER. April 49,. Adjutant General
S. A Macallister and the following mem
bers OF the staff OF Governor Msrvil
have rendered their resignstions to
Governor Watson to be accepted at
pleasure.
Colonel Daniel J. Fooks, Of Laurel,
quartermaster for Sussex county.
Colonel Philip L. Cannon, Of Bridge.
vile, aide ede.oamp.
Colonel John N Robinson, Whining
ton, quartsrmaster for New Castle
county.
Colonel Austin Harrington, OF Will
mington, Judge advocate genera,
Other designations are expected to
arrive In \ few days.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
SILVERBROOK TROUBLE AGAIN
FORD MOROCCO COMPANY PRAcTI-
cALLY ARRESTED.

VIII Be Charged Before the 'ohancellor
with Violating an Ipjunction and Must
Appear on Next Friday.
1t is said that the Jessup 4 Moore
Paper Company of this city and Philadel
phia Is about to bring action for damages
against the Peter ]. Ford and the
Ford Morocco Company of this
city. and, it is said, will first try to
en1oln the morocco company with a view
to closing the factory pending suit.
Figurstively, the Ford Morocco Com
pany has been placed under arrest aud
notified to appear before Chancellor
Wolcott on Friday morning for violating
an injunction. The company was placed
under arrest, or rather, served with a
summons yesterday,
The paper company operates the
Augustine Mills, Glenn avenue. near
franklin street, and Delaware Pnlp
Works, or Delaware Mills. Christians
avenue, near Mill Creek; and
the compang manufactures paper and
wood pulp 1t Is the com pany's pant
at the Delaware Mills that has sustained
the damage through the operation Of the
Ford factory.
This litigatian will be simply a revival
Of the hght between Mr. Ford and the
paper company which Mr. Ford won at
the last session OF the General Assembly.
when he struggled for the passage of a
bill condemning Slverbrook as an
ordinary sewer. he did not secure favor.
able legislation but. since then, he has
turned the offal Of his factory into this
stream.
AS Silverbrook winds down to the
paper mills where it empties
into MIL Greek, the paper people
claim that their riparian rights are being
violated because the stream is polluted
by the morocco off4l and totally unfit for
their use.
Il is said that the morocco company
really has allowed only its waste water
to run into the stream and that
the running in OF refuse was
studiously avoided Should the paper
company win its suit it will result In the
discharge of 400 operatives as the
morocco factory will have to be torn
down and removed elsewhere
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
MIDST DUSTY TONES.
Women Now Eligible TO Membership in
the Delaware Historical socisty-Other
business Transacted.

'Noh NJ" EhkiDte TO Mem borehtp In
the Delaware Historical socisty-Other
business Transacted.
Last evening the Delaware Historicll Al
Society held its regular meeting with
Judge Lore la the chair. The most
Important business transacted was the
adoption Of an amendment to the consti
tuition drafted by Bishop Coleman. VIII
lard Hall Porter and Henry G Conrad.
which admits women TO mem bership and
also opens the rooms Of the society during
the Summer months Hereafter women
eau become members on the payment of
a fee of 81 year.
Letters from the Royal Academy of
History and Science OF Stockholm.
Sweden, we're read
Bishop Coleman thought some one
should attend the Peter Minuit historical
celebration In the General Assembly
April 3d. and on his motion Henry o.
Conrad was delegated to act as the
representative Of the society.
1t Was the general opinion Of the
society that the public could bs induced
to take more interest In the society If
the rooms should be kept open for several
hours each day. Judge Lore, Willard
Hall Porter and John M Rogers were
named as committee to arrange for the
opening OF the rooms during the Summer
A number OF Iodisu curios, found on the
farm I John Il. Boyd, we've donated by
Mary s. Boyd.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
THE KEYs lN oTHgR HANDS.

Coroner Emmett stidham. After Thirty
two Years' Service, Resigns as Watch
man OF the Second Street Market.
For the past thIrty.twO years Coroner
Emmett @ StidhAm has been special
wstchman Of the Second street market
The position is not a pleasant one, and
ole butchers, who have held stands In
that market, agree that colder place
does not exist Ia the city.
Last Friday Mr.. Stidham handed over
his keys to the directors. and formally
resigned The directors accepted It after
protestation, bnt decided not to appoint
a successor, leaving that duty to the new
board, which will be elected ou the
second Wednesday in May. During the
interim Harvey Smith Is acting as
wAtchman.
During Mr. Stidhsus occupa ncy OF
this position he has given the very be 81
satisfaction and his retirement is
regretted by every one connected with
the market. The cause OF his resigna.
tion Is ill-health
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
SAVED FROM STARVING TO DEATH.
The Man on the Moore Barses Lost at
Sea Was Saved just in Time The Barges
stili Anoat.

The Man on tho Moore Baraes Lost at
Sea Was Saved Just In Time-The BArues
stiil Afioat.
On the barges built by Enoch Moore &
Sons Company OF this city for the
Atlantic and Danville Railroad Company.
and which, while lashed together. drifted
away from the tueboat Thomas A. Balm
on the way from Wilmington TO Norfolk.
was K. O. Boyd, Of Norfolk.
He was the man stationed on the
barges to look after them during the
passage TO Norfolk and the unfortunate
fellow, who had only small allowance
OF food WAS supposed to be starving
to death IN his enforced banishment
at see. The young man was the only
living being on the barges when, on
Monday night last. the bawser connect
ing the tug with her tow parted.
Boyd was left TO the mercy Of the
waves and with not provisions enough
for one meal. For forty-eight hours he
had the same experience OF Robinson
Crusoe, banished from the sight of man.
but all he had to subsist on for forty.
eight hours was wind pudding.
Finally the schooner Fausuua hove In
sight on Wednesday evening and Captain
Fhilbrook rescued Boyd and tenderly
cared for the young fellow, who for two
days had had nothing TO eat or drink
Captain Philbrook, upon arriving at
Savannsh, sent Boyd home BY rail to
Norfolk
Tho barges we're last seen floating Al
sea by the steamship Dessoug, In latitude
30 40, longitude. 70 10.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
pIdn,t FaYor the Rood.

The commission appointed by the
Court Of General Sessions to view the
report Of a previous commission which
declared In favor OF ne road leading
from the Newark Union Church to he
Bid road, went over the route yesterday.
Later they brought in a unanimous
report against the road. The commission
consisted Of Charles Paschall, William A.
Tslley. Thomas j. Day. William s.
Smalley, Sr. and Alfred d. Handy
George A. Elliott was attorney against
the road and George Lodge for 1t.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
soldier Boys Go TO New castIe

Company @ Of the national guard of
the State Of Delaware. will 60 to New
Castle to morrow evening on a visit TO
Company II, of that city About twenty
FIVE boys In blue viii be ia rank and
Lieutenants NeIman and Hogue. The
First Regiment 6fe aud drum corps will
furnish the music.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
victory was with the Carriers.

The Driven From Rome Club, consist
ing of the carriers of the local post
Office, had as a guest last night John F.
Victory, secretary OF the National Letter
Carriers Association. He was rendered
an informal reception, and left about
o oeloek fer Philaoslphis.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
MAYOR SHORTLlDGE DROPS HIS CARDS
And Captain johnson takes Them Up

And Captain johnson Takes Them Up.
Samuel Baynard Also In the Field.
DR. Evan G. Shortlidge. who has filed
the chair Of mayor duriag the past term
and who was spoken OF as candidate
for denomination, has emphatIcally
declined the proffered honor. His reasons
are that be does not wish to leave any
loophole for 3 change that he is ineligible
Captain Thomas Johnson has announced
himself IS candidate for the place.
Samuel II. Baynard Is also being talked
OF as q candidate, and this good guessers
OF the party name him as 8 winner
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Anticipated Break oame Not.

Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, April 16 In anticipation Of a
break, there vas a big crowd in the
gallery when the vote was taken
to-day for United States Sena-
tor. The break came not, and
the people were disappointed The
same old story was repeated, with not
the slightest variation. It Was Higgins,
o. Addicks, s. Massey 4 Ridgely, o.
Pennewill, 1 Bayard, /.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
s.. nrIehasl.. Now Rector

Rev A. DUPONT Coleman, rector Of
st Mlchsel's P E Church. who is now
under treatment In New York for failing
health. has resigned his Wilmington
church and parish. The S. MehRel's
trustees have adopted resolutions Of
regret At his departure and thanks for
his jealous work among them Rey A.
4 Miller of Baltimore, has been called by
the trustees.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
win Fight for . aroo Bin.

John GlynD, the midget prizs fighter
OF this city, went TO Baltimore to day
where he will meet George Smith, Of
Turkey Point, Md, In a six round con
test to.niE ht. Smith must forfeit 500
or put out" the Wilmington boy.
Glynn is full of pluck and life an has
bested some other Baltimore fighters
who were considered stars.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
The weather,

In the Middle States and New England to-
day fair to partly cloudy. slightly warmer
weather and fresh northwest and northerly
winds, shifting In this section to north
east and easterly aud followed
by rain in the western parts of
this section and possibly at night on the sea-
board. On We Wednesday, in both of these sec
tions, cloudy, slightly warmer weather ana
fresh tn brisk northeast to easterly winds
will prevail. with rain; and on Thursday
on The coasts
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Dlo NOT APPROVE OF THE ARREST.
And the Police Commissioners Suspended
Omeer Mclaughlin for Two Days


Ofaeer Mclaughlin for Two Days.
Officer Mclaughlin WAS charged with
making an illegal arrest over Eleventh
street bridge. by Mrs Ella Jackson,
before the police commissioners last
night. Tue arrest was made 81 the
instance of John Tully, who said
the woman was dlsorderly. She was
taken to the police station without being
allowed the privilege of getting on proper
clothing The commission thought the
arrest should not have been made and
suspended Mclaughlin for two days
Charges o. being late in making reports
against Officers Dennison and Lyons we're
continued until Thursday evening
Special Officer Darrell was informed
that II he Insisted on d)urishing q
revolver Ia citizens faces IS be did TO
Frank Mitchell on April 4. his commits
sion would be taken away.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Thrown Broom Hin RheeI.

While riding his wheel on Delaware
avenue yesterday afternoon, ElwoOd, the
the IA yesr-old son Of Holstoin Harvey, of
No 1908 Delaware avenue, collided with
another cycler aud was thrown TO the
pavement breaking both bones OF his
left arm between the wrist aud the
elbow. He was taken to his home, where
the fracture was reduced To-day he Is
doing nicely.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
ne WIN visit Dover

Harry Q1illen, colored. was arrested
last night by Detectives Witsil aud
McVey for completely In the recent Dover
burglsries He was arraigned before
Judge Ball last night and held for the
Dover authorities. This morning he was
taken to the capital by Detective MoVey.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
whIskey. Sol sherrr. the oantor

only one case came up In Municipal
Court this morning. that OF Charles
Wood, colored, who was arrested by
ORcer Sherry, at O. clock this morning
at No. 400 East Front street, for being
drunk and disorderly. He was fined S.
and costs
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Araln.t tI,r no.tnn subway.

Boston, April l6 Tho Boston subway
received a blow in the legislature when
the house voted by % TO ~ to order TO 4
third reading the bill repeating the law
relative to the construction Of subways in
the city Of Boston
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
A New Commission Appointed.

A new commission of review on the
opening of Eleventh street was appointed
yesterday. It consists Of A drew g.
Wilson. Dennis J Mention, Otho Now
land, Henry @ Jones and Mark NJ.
Olesver. The report is returnable April
27 The commission will start out next
Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
AndIlnr nlconln lie.lcn..

WASHINGTON, April rs. - Mr.. q. C.. Nc
Cain. auditor Of the Interstate commsres
commission, has resigned to accept the
position Of commissioner Of the Associa
tion of lake Lines. Nr. Mccain S Office
will be in Buffalo.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
The work Of the oensus-taI,ers.

The work Of the police in canvassing
of the city for new census is progressing
In lively fashion. Chief Supervisor
HOwgate is rushing things through and
expects to be up on the books In a week
more The reports so far show that
about half of the city has been covered
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
rhn ,Ilnchnn cnsn nn.

UTICA. n Y. April lev f. Min
chon, indicted for felony in aiding the os-
cape of Tom O Brien, the bunko king,
from Keeper Buck of Dannomora prison
in this city two years ago. was placed on
trial in the sessions court at Rome.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Noted YeInperance Worker Dead.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, April l6.-The
death Of DR. John Blackmer. the celebrated
temperance worker, occurred at his home
ON Buckingham street in this city. His
death. which resulted from pnsumonia,
was most sudden. for he he'd been - h-s
few days
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
improvements at the .'DeIawars. .

Workmen are busy at the Delaware
Fire Companys house this week, making
important improvements. A sliding pole
Is being fitted in so that the members
can drop downstairs in hurry
when necessity demands IT, A rear
section Of the pRrlor is being pRrtitioned
off as bunk room and a smoking and
sitting-Ioom The work will continue
for fortnight.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Festivities at seafoTd To-nIoht

In Coulbourne Hall, Seaford, tonight
celebration dance will be held In honor
OF the completion Of the new hotel
At Seaford, where the old Seaford
hotel was entirely destroyed by fire last
year. Many prominent young men Of
Sussex county will be the guests.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
The sherIn rakes 4 Hapd

In accordance with the decision OF
Chancellor Wolcott. Sheriff Glllis will to
morrow sell the real estate Of James
Leach, at Mount Cuba. This is one OF
the outcomes Of the famous Allen-LeAeh
case
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Spring STYLE. Of Derby Hats

now in stock. In all the fashionable
Shapes, selling at per cent below
regular prices, at Ross's, 2l0 Market
street, New Spring Neekwear at 25 & Soc.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

Go to dental psrlors, Tenth and Market,
with your aching teeth. More than
1000 badly deosyed teeth extracted
within year and half. Room 6.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

The famous Steinway, Kimball and
Behr Bros. piano. Compare our prices
and terms Robelen & Co, No. 7l0
Market street.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
FOR SALE.

TOR s4LE-A FINE LIGHT BUGGY BY
II rrst-class maker, made for exhibition,
with rubber tires, also a fine Brewster pole
all In perfect condition. One set OF double
harness, cold and rnbber mounted, hand
made and Joshua Conner's best work
harness almost new This splendid
driving outfit will be sold at a sacrifice
Address X. II. or inquire at this Office for
price, etc.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
THE FRISCO HORROR.
Fixing the Church Murders on
Young Durant.
ORaANIsT SAW A oLoT OF BLOOD.

He Met the Young Man Coming From the
Church Tower on the Day That Miss la
mont Disappeared-Dura Led Jelsyu
and Hyde Existence, 1t Is said.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

Coaches attend all trains and carry guests
o and from the beach free of charge.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
His idea OF Good PolItIos.

"The Addicks and Massey men have
nothing TO hope for from us, so far SIS
making any ore Of those they have been
voting for United States senator" said
a Higgins member. This is a fight OF
factions, and not of men. II they win
vote for any one Of the several men for
whom vfe have besn voting we vil have
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

DOR RENT - STORE 407 MARKET
~ street, centrally located and very desira-
BILE as good business stand. Apply 70
THOMAS II. LALLY.
No w. SaVenth ST aecnnd honr
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
ARAL nsrArA

DOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN. NEW
II house, 1917 King street, BOUGHT months
ago. On account of sickness owner will sell
at much below cost
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

INIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. WITH BATH AND
II front porch, in Western part of the city,
for rent at &l2 per month. HURLOCK BROS,
Seventh and Poplar streets.
EOR sALE.-THE PROPERTY NO. 1908
a Delaware avenue for sale cheap and on
Orange streets.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

EOR RENT. TWO HOUSES AT HOLLY
u Oak, Del. Apply to NJ. KEOGH no West
Front street.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

Representative Moore called the big
gins men to task for nominating such an
inhrm man as Joshua II Msrvil for gov
eTnor.
To this Senator Airichs replied that h'
was the choice Of the Sussex county
delegates, and was not foisted on t.,
county by the other two counties
At the conclusion OF the chat tn,
conferees walked out. Just as far from
electing a senator as ever they were.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

Tahle and servIes llrst-elass.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

NVTIQE;- e. LEWIS CONFIDENTIAL
aa,,ndMs1JAN q dMs1AN OFFICE, aoous and 5, Exchange
ADHANOES MONEY ON PERSONAL
LhVrEhIY Of all descriptions st low rates
pl nY ,l1nIS6errseSts buys and sells WATCHES,
JEWELRY.
Private consultation room attached. Open
evenlngs until 8 O'Clock. Also furniture
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

Senator Pierce and Representative
Townsend had a short but earnest cou.
ference in the Senate chamber during
the noon recess yesterday, relative to the
United States senatorship The Massey
men are bringing a strong pressure to
bear upon Messrs. Townsend and Burton
to get them to desert Higgins and go to
Massey
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

EoR RENT. STORE AND DWELLING,
~ "a Madison street. Will rent separate.
Also restaurant, 236 Madison street.
Also grocery store, 307 Madison street.
All rents reduced.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22
Educational Column.
cospucrED BY GEO. R. WILSON co. sur1


The citizens of this prosperous
and enterprising little city offer an
other beautiful lax solid GOLD Me-
pAL to the person delivering the
best oration before the people OF
Holland. !,
In order to encourage oratory and
to induce the young people OF TINS
and adjoining counties to come ana
spend a few weeks in their little
city. the citizens Of Holland, offer a
beautiful solid gold medal to the
student of the "Cass Normal" who
delivers the best Grafton before TN
people of Holland on some night II
next May (date will be selected Ia
ter.)
The rules governing the contes
will be as follows:
LIST. Each contestant must com
mile his own address and deliver
lfor the first time publicly on IN
night of the contest. !,
I'd. The address must not {
,lless than ten, nor more than twei'
> minutes in length. =,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

have it from pretty good au-
thority. says a recent traveller IN
Mexico, that it is the purpose OF the
Mexican government, within tour OF
five wears, to establish complete
system Of public schools, reaching
into every corner Of the republic.
The teachers, therefore, cannot be
obtained here, nor for years 70
come. This will make . demand
for probably 10000 or 15,OW
teachers. In view Of this, It will De
seen how important it is TOR those
who have an idea OF teaching TO study
the Spanish language, 50 as to Dc
able to avail themselves OF the oP-
portunities which will thus DC
, opened. Kansas City has already
moved in this direction by making
: Spanish a part Of her common
school course.
4 The students Of Mexico are nov
ahead Of us on this question. The.
!. recognize that English is the riva
:. Language Of the continent, and the
! 90 to colleges in the United States to
!. the sole purpose Of adding Engiis
j 10 their literary stock in trade
= Mexico is developing scholars wn
\ can hold their own with any in II
i i continent. They are delving in
sverv research, and are well-rea
"A and liberal-minded. The literatu
of Mexico is now quite extensiv
- covering the field Of history BIO
i, . raphy. political economy, sclen
y. =. and poetry.-N. Y. Advertiser.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

The indianapolis Right and Free
dom. the organ Of the saloon men
of Indiana, says:
..The saloon man is abused, re-
viled and his family ostracized rom
society. boycotted in business SPIT
mon with the saliva OF contempt
Rv whom? The dishonest profess
inc Christian-the duplicity acting
and false living, imitator Christian
prob;bitionist. If the sale OF liquor
i wrong. if it is injurious to drink
! class Of beer, why is it that the
sc, 1000, 600 people Of America &c, 90
not wipe it out OF existence ne
majority Of the people OF the United
states are professedly God-iearine
and church attending people.
rs not the church, then, in col,
league with the whisky element, o.
are they honest and sincere churcl
members? Why, think OF preach
or running for the governorshlp Q
F, the great state Of Indiana and bcin'
afraid to open his mouth agains
Al liquor selling! Is he an homes
q q and sincere Christian, or IS ne
! hypocrite? Who knows where
: find such people? The honest an
: n;ncere Christian we admire, br
r the hypocrite-never''
-. -.
y have acted on the principle
total abstinence from all alcohol
i;onors durin, more than 20 year
nd nd Nv opinion is that the most seye as
:" labors or privations may be unde
: o' GONE without alcoholic stlmuian'
- David Livingstone.