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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-26
STOCKHOLDERS METRIC.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Mercur Gold Mining
and Milling company, for the election of
directors, and for the transaction Of
such other business as may lawfully
come before it, will be held at the gem
eral office of the company, in rooms 4Q6
and 407 Mccormick building, Salt Lake
City, Utah, on Wednesday, January 8,
1885, at o'clock p. m.
2. H. AIRS. Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah. December II,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-26

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NOTICE.

Secretary Lucky Bill Mining
Evening journal., 1895-04-30

this morning Chief Justice Lore and
Judges Cullen and Marvel, who were
listening to an argument on the appeal
for new trial In the Huber- ackson and
Sharp Company case. retired to the
judges parlers and rellnquished the
Superior Court room TO the chancellor.
Auothsr box. this time of fruit lara
filed wi water taken on april 10 BY q
psrty consisting of Anson A Mahsr,
William B Clerk, Wilmer ]. Ellison,
William Lswton, d w. Taylor, Il II
Ward, John Biggs, Peter ]. Ford and a
boy
The water was taken from silverbrook,
Mill creek. the nsighborhsod of the pulp
mills, bone factory and other pointa In
interest. The collection war as varlega-
ted as Joseph's coRt and each Jar bad
been sealed by Druggist Herbert x.
Watson, who testified to their being
intact and as received BY him.
Professor rr.mble was on the stand at
the hour OF recess was brought into court
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
INTOLERANCE, PRIDE AND PREJUDICE.

The Themes of Rev. Father M. X. Fa1Ion's
Lecture IN the Brswnaon Library As
sosiatlon Course-A Fine Entertain
msnt.
The lecture course Of the Brownson
Library Association closed last night
With one OF the most entertaining enter
tainments given BY that enterprislng
organization. ..Rsv Father NJ X Fallon
delivered the lecture which was entitled
"Crusty. Pinch and Fldo. and had as It's
thems religious and social intolerance
both OF which he pronounced dangerous
and deadly cancers rooted In the
human heart. The physician who will
invent q cure for both will be entitled to
q prize OF ineAleulAble value
Father Fallon gave pen picture OF the
Atsican robber Procrustus, the Jack the
Chopper of those days, and likened the
intolerant man to him. He will stretch
or chop everyone who disAgrees With his
narrow ideas and with his attendant dogs
Pride and Prejudice. airs his Importance
and pessimism everywhere.
Christ had no tolerance for such men
and His life shows IL, aud His converse
tion with the woman OF SAmAria is to day
fableau consoling and sublime The
speaker referred to the intolerAncs
OF the old Roman world Of the shameful
proposal Of Gustavus Aiolphus to exter-
inmate CAtholiclty from the clmric pen
insulA
The lecture was followed by superb
musical program under the direction OF
Professor Preston. The courss will be
resumed October IA
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
THE ADDICKS SI'GE STILL Oh,

Unhappy Trio Of Republicans Nov TIED
for q Close Second TO Leader RidGeiy
for Senator.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal
DovER, april 30. Except a falling
OF in the Rldgsly vote caused BY the
absence Of Representatives DAILY and
Watson, there was no change IN tbs
senatorial ballot, which resulted thus:
Massey Senators Moore and Pierce;
Representatives Burton, Fleming. Town-
send and Speaker McMullsn--6.
Hlggins-SsuAto Alrichs, Representa-
tivea Jolls, Pyle, Rsybold, Walker,
Wilson-6.
Rldgely--Ssnators FsnimoEe. Harxing-
ton, Pyle; Representatives Davis,
KIllen, SyPhsrd, Speaker pro tenn
Records-7.
Addicks- Senator Handy, Representa-
tives Ball. Brown, Money, Moore,
Robbins-6.
Bayard-Representatlve Mustard,
Pennewill-R Representative Morgau--1.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
AND WHAT DID DUGAN DO?
THE OLD-TlME QUESTION AGAIN
ASKED IN MUNICIPAL COURT.

NE Hadn't Done Anything This Time and
Got on-Edward Tribbstt Imagined he
coula Lick omssr RhsinhoItz. But ne
usuidn't-o Victims Before Judge
Ball.
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Adams
was uAAvoldably absent this morning and
Captain Chambers did the henors ia
superb style, while Judge Ball admlnia-
tered the cath.
One OF the cases which frequently find
their way into court where the prosecut
ing witness summons host OF witnesses.
none of whom know anything OF the case
In point, was In evidsnse thin morning
George A Hendrickson, plAstsrsr, had
Joseph Dugan, lad. arrested for cursIng
him and acting In dlsordsrly manner.
He said that he vas st WORK when
Dugan came to him and asked him some
questions and then cursed him. lie
introduced five Witnesses, none OF
whom knew anything about the ease
DugAn Ewore II was after 12 o'clock
and Hendrickson cursed him frat. The
Judge dismissed the case.
James slaughter. sn old man, who
has been In court before, but who has
escaped the Law for the past ak months,
got drunk last night to cure severe
cold and wound up blind drunk. Officer
Sherry took him in. He said be would
try TO keep Rebsr for Ansther six months
and was let of with fac Of 81 and
costs
Special oficer Smith, Of the p w. A
B. r. r., found Harry johnson, OF
Elkton, ia the depot very drunk. He had
been down the bay fishing and celebrated
his return by getting over the bay. He
was fined 81 and costs. When he heard
the sentence, he restrained himself from
making an outward denomination Of 10y.
He had the money and paid
officer Rheinholtz found Edward
Trlbhett. colored over Eleventh street
bridge very drunk. He picked him up
and turned him over to n oolored won an,
who promised to take him home. They
had gone but a short distance when
Edward stripped eff his coat with the
remark II can lick that - -"
It Was an error of Judgment and he found
himself in the calaboose In short order.
He WAS taxed f2 and costs for his
mistake.
John Allen made mistake the other
day when he came into osurt TO testify
for bis friend Edward Beck who was
charged by Jacob Cromer, with calling
him names and hitting him with q brick
Beck was shown to be q member OF
gang which annoys the people around
Second and King streets. Oficer Ly
captured him this morning and he
pleaded guilty and was also fined $5 and
costs
The officers on the coast propose To
break up this and other gangs about
which complaints are frequently made,
and the members will show their wisdom
by pasting this warning in their hats and
staying away.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
MN SHOPS ABOUT COMPLETED

Skilled Employees Of the PsnnsSlvAniA
Railroad CoDpRny 20 Remove late the
spacious Building.
Within a week, the new and spacious
corrugated iron and frame building built
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
on its property at the foot of French
street. will be completed and ready for
occupancy. Then the clerks and skilled
mechanics occupying the little brick
buildings opposite the train shed will get
ready to remove from their dingy
quarters and make themselves COM
Portable In much more congenisl and
roomy quarters In the new building
Patternmakers, plumbers, bridgebuild-
srs, draughtsmen aud the other skilled
tradesmen in the old brick shops have
received notice to get ready to move.
These will occupy the upper story rooms
and Offices Of the new building. The
entire lower floor will be used as = car
penter shop.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
THE BED HIHG'S EXPERIENCE.
Big aohosasr SvhIsh Left the Chrlstiana
AAaf Week, Crashes Into Another vss-
sci at Soc, Sending her to the Bottom.


Big schosnsr Whish Left the Christians
Aaat Week, Crashes Into Another YES
sci at soa, Sending Hsr to the Bottom.
Lscs last week the schooner Rsd
wing, Captain Johnson, whose peculi
hrity was that she was painted red, went
out OF the Christiana, having been re-
paired and frightened up at thu Harlan
and Hollingsworth CompRny's.
After loading soAl at Philadelphia the
Red Wing put eat to sea and. on Sunday,
crashed into the schooner Rapid Transit.
Oaptein Waite, of Fsnwick's island. A
terrific gale was blowing and 1t was in
ths thick OF that bad night, an hour
before daylight
Captain David VI. Johnson, of the Red
Wing, sprang On the weather rail. and
npding that hisIown vessel was tight.
oAuersd cut the boats. I'VE must save
life, he exclaimed The boats of the
Red Wing were lowered and In spite OF
tne heavy Eea, succesded In getting
alongside the foundsriuR schooner and
took on board the captain and crew.
Within five minutes after ali hands
had left the Rapid Transit shs went
down. On mastering the crew of the
ill-fsted vessel, 1t was found that tha
second mate, J. McOann, was missing. 1t
Is supposed he was entangled In the
falling rigging.
The Rsd Wing lost her bowsprlt all
headgsar attached and foretopmast The
survivors Of the wreck, five in number.
we're landed at Newport News, while the
Bed Wing proceeded to Norfolk. Her
agents in Philadelphia stated that abe
would be ready fer sea again in day or
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
FATHER FARLEY DEAD.
WELL-kNoWN PRIEST OF THE
WILMINGTON DIOCESE

Passes Away at His New Parish at
EiktOn. ApOpiexy Causing DsAth-A
Minister Beloved BY All-Prissta Of the
Entire Diocese 60 Attend ths Large
FunsrAI.
One Of the best known priests of the
Roman Catholic Diocese of Whining ton.
Rev. James Farlsy. disd at Elkton this
morning at 4 30 O'Clock, Just as the irst
light OF day entered through the windows
OF his sick hamber. HIS physician, DR..
q Asllis, gave up all hopes Of his re :
oovery early last evening.
AS soon as Father Farley was stricken
on Saturday evening 1t was seen that his
life hung on single thread and that he
had not one caanes in twenty for
recovery. Relatives we're hastily sum.
moned and Vicar General Lyons. OF this
city. administered the last Fit@s of the
church Father Quis ley was at the sick
ministers bedside from his frst illnsAs
remained with him all night and was
there vixen death came this morning.
ksv. James Farley was AZ years old
and New Yorker By birth. Hs was
sdueatsd at the Catholic seminary At
Jersey City, and nine years ago came to
Wilmington a. assistant priest II 81
Peters Pro-Cathedral After about ak
months of ssrvies at the cathedral he
was assigned to Hockessin, where he was
pastor for ever sight years, making a
very auecssaful minister and popular
preacher
Two weeks ago he was sent to Hlkton.
on the transfers made BY Bishop Curtis.
He succesdsd Father QuiRlsy, at Elkton.
where there is an active and promising
Catholic chuIch.
On Thursday morning. at 10 o'clock,
the funeral services will be held at st
Peters Pro Cathedral and they will
probably be the most impressive seen
In this city for years. Bishop Curtis
VIII pontihcSts and all the priests Of the
diocese, to the number Of twenty six. are
sxpscted to assist. The remains will
probably be taken to New York for
intermsnt at his former home.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
THE HOWARD LAUNCH TOMORROW
Every PEsoautiOn Has Bssn Taken About
the New Ocean Grsy-hsund to Iusurs =
saeeessful LAuneh-RAin Delayed the
Oaremonx One pAy

EVERY FkSoAuei0n Has Ha@n Taken About
the New Ocean Grsy-hsund to Iusure a
sueeessfuI LAuneh-RAin Delayed the
Ceremony One Day.
On account of there being no abate.
ment in the "dogwood" storm, a. this
May rain is generally called down the
Peninsula, the launch Of WilminQton's 4
biggest stesmship, the Howard-of the
Merchants and Miners Line-will not
take place this afternoon, but she will
positively slide down from her high perch
at the Harlan and Hollingsworth ship.
yard into the bosom OF the Christiana
about o'clock tomorrow " evening
All the gates to this large shipyard
will be thrown open to morrow afternoon
so that every body interested In this event
that will 60 down in Wilmington's
history, may be spectators
On the 3 05 train from Baltimore and
Washington will come about $50 guests
joining those who will arrive at noon,
from Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, to get aboard the Howard and
see her slide down the water.
Some great qualifications Of the new
steamship are that she is well equipped.
powerful and built for speed and sndur.
aRee In time Of storm. Her mammoth
hull, built Of the very best steel, has
been painted bright red, and her hous
ing, too. almost completed, has been
frightened up for the occasion.
Every precaution has been taken to
avoid a repetition of the st. Paul failure
in Philadelphia and the build
era anticipate not one mishAp in
the entire ceremony OF foat.
ing the vessel. Chief Dolan, with
his twenty policemen, will be on land
early in the day to see that no spectators
take advantage Of the nrm's hospitality.
or get In harms way during the after
noon
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
Addre..sd wv. Q. A.. m..tlnru.

The executive committee and the board
OF directors of the Y W. G A, met at
the home Of Mrs w. A. Waiting, Nc.
200 Delaware avenue, yesterday after
noon The meeting was addressed by
Mes. Gsnustt. OF Rochester. N. T.. and
Mrs, Gawthrop, OF the New Century
Guild, Of Philadelphia. Mrs. Gannett,
who is the wife of w. @. Gannett. the
author and preacher, addressed another
meeting last night. Mrs. LAfay cite
Marks also made few remarks.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
LICENSE BILL PASSED .
But Not Until After a Hard
Fight to Defer Action.
STATE FLORAL EMBLBM AeAIH

Mayor and Council Of Wilmington
Authorized to Borrow saso,ooo for
Street and Sewer Tmprovsmsnt-Un-
happy Married Couples Frssd-ollasr
Bills Passed or Reported Eavorahly'
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, April 80. : Senator Handy In.
troduced his bill to day to make the
peach blossom the forAl emblem Of Della
ware.
The Senate passed the House bill
divoroIng Alice and Earl D. Lock kwocd.
representative Frederick Pyle, by
the request Of Speaker McMullen, In
troduced bill this morning changing
the lines OF the election districts Of New
Castle hundred In relation to the road
commissioners.
The House rsconsldered aud passed
the House bill allowing the town OF
Newark to tax dogs.
Representative Klllen introduced bin
Incorporating the Fleming Canning
Company and Representative Moore
also introduced one to incorporate the
Callahan and Jones Company
Ths House passed the following HOUSE
bills: To incorporate the Frsderiea.
Harrington and Denton Electric Railway
Company; TO allow a minority member
Of the department of elections to select
his own partys inspectors; to divorce
Annie and Joseph II. Cooper; to amend
chapter 729, volume 10. Laws Of Dell
Aware.
The Hoase bill amending the charter Of
the ter Of Georgetown failed TO rsssive
two-thirds vote In the Senate and was
defeated. The vote was for and 8
against.
Senator Handy made a speech against
the bill. he did not favor it because 1t
gave tsxables one vote for each dollar
tax paid and he said that WAS undemo.
cratic.
This Senate passed the House bill
allowing the mayor and Council Of the
city Of Wilmington to borrow $3.50, 900
for street and sewer improvements.
The Houss committee reported the
following bills favorably; To incorporate
she Delaware Pipe Line Company; the
Indian River Inlet Club.
Other bills passed By the House we're to
allow each party name Its own voters'
assistants. and to prevent the throwing
Of sturgeon refuse into the Mispillion
river.
After hard fght to defer action. the
House passed the high license bill. Mr..
Jolls offered an amendment redue-
Ing the fees II was lcat Mr..
Moore moved that the bill 20
over until Friday, and Speaker McNulIen
declared the motion carried. Mr. Pyle
appealed from tina decision Of the chair,
and the chair was not sustained, the vote
being II to8
Nc. Money moved the indefinite post
ponement OF the bill, which movement
was loHt by a vote OF ~ to g. Mr..
Moore agAin moved for postponemsnt,
this time until Mays 1t was lost by vote
Of 10 tot The bi III was then passed by
vote Of II to 8.
In its present shape the bill provides
that one third inerese In revenue goes to
the general fund, and the other to this
school fund,
J. Edward Addlcks visited the State
House to-day.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
The Govarnar's Appaintnaonts

Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, April S0.-Governor Watson
announced ihs following appointments
to day: Harvey B. vandegrlft. special
constable Of the WILMINGTON City Rail-
way Company; Samuel L. Martin, Of
Bowers Beach, oyster policeman at
Bowers; Robert G. Chambers, of Lswss,
pilot commissioner to succeed Commia.
sloner Price.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
Beautiful ceuter-rable Book.

You want something artistic for your
centre table. Something that will instruct
as we'll as amuse. Well, get a copy Of
Famous Paintings of the World bound
in cloth and gold. 1t is beautiful port
folio Of artistic master pieces and 81 70
will buy 1t. Made to sell at So. Only o
few left. Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
office.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
cITY NEWs IN sRIEF.

While playing with colt At his home in
TAlleyville, william Atwell was bitten In the
face He was taken 10 Delaware Hospital.
The employees of + Blumenthai 4 Co,
desire To express their appEeclatve tnanks
their Kindness in giving the reception end
ball for their pleasure Hnd benefit en- the
evening "a april :.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
rhm wanthar,

In the Middle States and New England
to-day cloudy. warmer weather VIII prevail, /,
preceded by rain on the seaboard, With fresh
clearing in the afternoon or tonight, except
on the Immediate coast. On Wednesday, In
both Of these sections. warmer, ratr Wesiher
will prevail. with fre- b. variable Winds pos
sibly preceded by local rain on the coaatA; aud
ON Thuraday. warmer and aenerally tar.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
Late IN Report and suspepded.

At last nights session of the Police
Commission Officer Floyd was Suspended
one day for being late in making q re-
port Sergeant Howgate and Special
Officer Doherty we're eompllmented for
the successful manner in which they
managed the taking of the census.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
suit for Services Rendered

Suit WAS brought before Magistrate
DAILY this morning BY Joseph L Lavender
against Emma, widow Of Hyatt Graham,
late OF New Castle, for &72, due for
services rendered as notary public In
connection with the settlement of his
estate. It was postponed for one week.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
LEGAL NOTICES.


N0TICE-IN THN COURTOE CHANOERY
IN of the State of Delaware. In and fol New
Castle county.
In the matter of the real estate In
of Jacob Chandler. deceased. Partition
In pursuance of an order of the Chancellor
IN the AboYe stated case. made oa the 5th day
OF April, A. d., 1895. all person or persons hav.
ing any lien or liens affecting the interest or
estate OF Devices w. Chandler. Fillmore G..
Chandler. Henry II. Chandler, Ida M.
Thatcher, Kennard Chandler, Frank d
Chandler, Annie NJ. Wilson. George j. Chand-
Ter and Lewis X. Chandler, or either of them
in the lands and premises TO which the said
cause relates, are hereby notified to file petit
ton setting forth tie nature and smount of
the same in the office of the Register in
Cnancery for New CASTLE county, ten days
before the first Monday In May next, and to
appear and Prove said lien or liens before the
rising OF the court on the day aforesaid.
LlLBURNE CHANDLER. Trustee.
Aftest--Colen Ferguson. Register In Cnan-
~.
Wilmington. Del. April 4. les.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
Spring styles of Derby Hats

now In stock. In all the fashionable
shapes, selling at per cent below
.guisr prices, At Ross's. 2l0 Market
street, New Sr-ing Nsekwesf At 25 & 5Ue.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
J. Edward Addicks's Petition Granted

Counsellor H. h. Ward. representing
J Edward Addicks, president Of the Bay
State Gas Company, flied petition in
United States Court. yesterday afternoon,
praying for an order modifying the
restraining order so that a settlement
could be made with Andrew E Smythe,
$15,e30 % due him. The petition was
0raufad
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
A Fish supper out Of sIpAt.

Sergeant Evans, Operator Kane and
Secretary Doherty, he piscAtorisl artists
OF the police I rec. went fishing yesterday
aud returned with yellow snedss 8 sun
fsh and ) pike. They will give fish
supper to the rest of the force.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
WITH THE MAJOR PARTIES.
The Republicans Name the Places whore
Electors WILL Vote for Candidates.
Democrats Organise.

The Republicans Name ths Places whsrs
Kisctors wii Vote for Candidates.
Democrats Organise.
The First District Republican Gem.
mittse held q meeting at Seventh and
Market streets last eyening for the
purpoEe Of selscting places for holding
the nomination elections Rsxt Saturday.
Vacancies la the Second district. Third
ward, and Fist district, Eleventh ward
ware 6llsd by ahs appointment OF james
Keenan,, Jr., and Frederic @. Tschan.
respectively.
An attempt was made to exclude can
didates who entered ths field irregularlv,
but action was deferred until Wsdnesda ay
next. 10 Was announced that to day was
he last day for correcting the assessment
lists
The following we're chosen as the
places fer holding the nominating slea-
tion, and honrs wsrs fxsd from TO Z
p m:
First ward, northeast corner Of Fourth
and Tatnall streets.
Second ward, east, A and Hssld streets
west, southeast corner Of Second and
Walnut streets
Third ward, aouthsaSt corner OF Third
and Jefferson streets.
Fourth ward, southsast corner OF
Fourth and Walnut streets.
Fitch ward. east, northeast csrnsr OF
Eighth aud jefferson streets; west. north
sast corner of Seventh and jackson
streets
Sixth ward, north. corner Of Thirteenth
and French streets; south, corner OF
Ninth and King streets.
bevanth ward, west, Logan House
corner Of Delaware avenue and Dupont
ltrsst; middle district, Malons's marble
works, corner Of Eleventh and Jefferson
streets
Eighth ward. south, corner Of Seventh
and krkwood streets; north, southwest
sorner of Eleventh and Kirkwood streets
Ninth ward. east, corner OF Eleventh
street and Brsndywine avenue; west,
No. 1927 Market street; East Lake
district, southwest corner Of Twenty
ninth and West streets.
Eleventh ward. No. 500 Maryland
avenue.
Democrats Organize in the Ninth.
The Democrats Of the Ninth ward met
at Elliott avenue and Market street last
night and elected officers, aa follows
Chairman, John Grosscup; secretary,
John AcIntirs; member OF executive
committee. John T. Ahrsns; ward com
mittse, william James. Johr Magss,
Charles Shnman, Cooper Pancoast and
William Richardson.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30

Best Goods, Lowest Prices.
Buy coal and wood from b. 7. Sergeant
Office Seventh and King. Phone 645.
EZHiokory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30

NIOTICE.- E. LEWIS CONFIDENTIAL
Building. corner Seventh and Market streefa
ADVANCES MONEY ON PERSONAL
PROPERTY Of all descriptions ct low rates
Of INTEREST buys and sells WATCHES.
pIAMQNDS AND ALL KINDS or
Private consultation room attached. Open
evenings until O'Clock. Also furniture
ssnred At lowest rates
Evening journal., 1895-04-30

Coaches attend all trains and carry guests
to and from the beach free of charge.