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Evening journal., 1895-03-29
THE PRIMA FACIA RIGHT
Delaware to Establish Her
Claim to Historic Papers.
10 PREVENT CORRUPT ELECTIONS

what senator Hanby's BnI, Introduced
To-day, Provides CONCERNING it-RssboId
Gives Notice Of an Act Restricting the
Use of the whipping Post-For the
Prevention Of Pollution Of streams.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, March 29.--Attorney Genera
John R. Nicholson presented to the
General Assembly to. day the result Of
bis examination into the title Of papers
to be sold at the Rogers sale in phlladel.
phia
The attorney general gave as his
opinion that tho state has the prima
iacla right to the Duke Of York deed and
other Of the papers advertised for sale.
joint resolution was adopted author.
lzlng Mr. Nicholson TO institute proceed
lngs to establish the right Of the state TO
the papers Chancellor Wolcott will
ISSUE restraining order against Henry
Rogers
Against Corrupt Elections.
Senator Pyle struck blow at the
present system Of conducting elections
By introducing his bill to prevent corrupt
practices At elections. The bill makes
both the buying aud selling OF votes and
also intimidation Of voters, felony. and
hxes the penalty at two years imprlson.
ment and SO 000 fne
Il txes a graded rate for contributions
to the campaign fund by candidates,
and makes it misdemoanor for candI.
date to contribute more than the amount
fixed,
The fine liable to be imposed is s. 000
In addition to this It makes it obligatory
on all candidates to Gle sworn statement
Of campaign expenditures.
About tho whipping-post
Representative Reybold this morning
gave notice OF an act restricting the
whipping post and plllory to burglars
and wife beatels
The Senate this afternoon passed ihs
Senate bill preventing the pollution Of
streams with animal matter.
Representative Watson introduced a
bill in the Senate protesting against the
Delaware Insurance compact
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
The weather

In the Middle States and New England to-
day warmer, fair weather will prevail, with
fresh westerly 20 northerly winds, shifting TO
easterly On Saturday. In both Of these Sec
tions, warmer, fair 10 partly cloudy weather,
vita fresh EOutheasIerly and southoriy
winds VIII prevail, with the approach of the
Western warm wave.n On sunday, warm,
showery weather, followed BY cooler and
fair.
New York Herald Weather Forecasts--The
extensive " estsrn warn wave, Ia which
maZimum temperatures OF so and % degrees Ia
Kansas are repOi ted by the government viii
over the Middle States on Saturday and SUI
day. But its heat will he cDnsidprably u
moderated before the wave reaehes the AZ
iantic coast. A storm, ce4tral IN the Dakotas
last evening. Will aaVaHca SLOW 81 eh and
seill be IoL0 ed ~ rain and thunder storms u
I he lake region snd theuce 70 New England.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.

Jacob a. Rlis, Of New York, to Speak
at the Third Annual Conference.
The third annual conference Of the
Associated Charities and other institu-
tions will DO held In the New Century
Club building on Friday, April g. At the
morning session reports from the inst
tutions Of the city and vicinity Will be
heard.
At3 o'clock Ia the afternoon, Jacob A.
Rlis will talk about "Chlidren Of the
Poor, after which tea and 3 reception
will be given In honor Of Mr. Rus al
o'clock Mr. Riia will deliver bis illus.
trated lecture on "How the Other Half
Ldves
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
'TaEY WlHF THO RRPaEsEEFAHYls.

The Women d our CITY Claim That
Number on the Board of Public Edu-
cation aud wl Try 20 Get Them.
The women OF this city have finally
determined that they should have a rep
resentAtion of at least two on the Board
Of Public Educatlon aud with that end IN
view will have candidates on the tickets
iu several Of the wards At The coming
election.
ID the Fifth ward It Is understood that
the candidate has already bean selected
but for fear of slip between the an
uou cement and the election, her name
Is not given out.
There is a vacancy In Ithe Ninth ward
and an effort will be made TO on 10 with
woman, as suggested by the EVENING
JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
sale Of Fine Horses ana Colts

win be sold at public sale At Buena
Vista, near State Road station. on Thurs
day, April Attn, the registered French
coach horse Faribole, three years old IN
June; twenty horses, mares and colts,
sired by the imported French coach horse
Federal; a number of colts. two and
three year olds. several yoarlings aud
several fns driving horses, the property
Of Mrs Francis N Buck Sale will begin
at II o'clock Train leaving Wilmington
at / 1 03 d %. will stop al State Road
L w. STlpBAM & Son. Auctioneers.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
New Furniture for tho Brandgwlne.

The Wilmington Steamb boat Company s
steamer Brandywine has been towed
up to the clmpany's Fourth street
wharf where she Is being newly
upholstsi ca and rsfurnishsd SO that she
may be placed On the regular Phila
deiphia run next Monday, 10
iieving the City Of Chester The
latter steamer viii then be hauled
out at the Jackson and Sharp Company I
to have her bottom painted This viii
complete her ovarhhnIlng for the season.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
cITY MEWs lN RRlEF.

The Delaware Avenue Baptist SUNDAY
school VIII hold itH anniversary Sunday even
given.
Deputy Collector OF Internal Rever us
Robinson received new set Of fsfs to-day
ana they viii be hown from his reiuvenated
Office tomorrow.
The choir OF the Church Of the ovauani
sang several selections IA the First NJ. F.
Oltrch last evening.
--Hepairs were gun TO the Thomas Clyde
this m .rning az the Harlem. S H0liugsworth
Company e stipysrd Her Interior Will be
extensively remoielled,
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
Tho Report or lho ReosIvara.

Whaun Company, James Winchester
and Francis M Buck, have completed 9
statement o receipts and Disbursements
as follows Rec ipts Sl33 52l 81; ex-
psnditures, $50, GSS 2l; credit balance,
$63 e987 20 The chief items of receipt
are M E Wheeler & Co.. $i5 S93; q
r Brady, &i,15O; J O. Corhit, 81, 785; A
Wodail, So 600; J Cope & Co 81 625i
NJ L Shoemaker. 80. 1853; Great Eastern
Company, SO. l4O Chief dlsbursements,
A. 3. Malcomson $4 067; w Bust aud
sons Company, 81 l0s; g. r Bailey q 90
Al 8TJ.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
DR., n'YICKlR'S ELOQUENT APPEAL
Says There Ia q God and That He ls
Ever Ready 20 Lift burden Of BusI-
noss ss He ls That Of sin

Ever Ready 90 Lift a burden Of BusI-
noss - lie ls That Of sin.
At ST. Andrew'a Church this afternoon
the goo business men who attended th g
midday Lanten service, heard an elo
quent address from Rev w n. Movickar,
d D., Of Philadelphia. Dr. MoViekar
is q handsome man OF 200 pounds and
iue physique, being over six feet tall, His
text was Also they sought God and
did eat and drink
Ia part the speaker said MY text was
not meant merely for olden times, but
for our present age Its application TO
Isrsel WAS only an illustration OF man 3
concerns To-day My friends, what a
consciousness this Is 70 you and TO me-
Imagine what this world would be
without the consciousness or an existence
Of God The world Ia full Of light; u
creeps into our windows, makes our life
brighter but we cannot trace II to its
source. And 20 1t Is with God.
III man seeks 70 give hlmfelf 70 pleas.
ure TO forget history tells na what
becomes Of them Calico the scholar
and gentleman. ended bis life ia suicide
a. q refuge from the unsaiiaiactorinesa
Of Ito
Let tha thought Of duty crowd into
that life that is driven from its couch
every dav from hunger and want, the
tho ght Of duty 10 hls God aad the
man Sees that somehow another al
though be cannot understand it,
be finds a light that will enable him %
lift bis head. bis liio takes on different
aspect and he Is able to boar trouble that
would crush out the lie Of an ordinary
man
"Let not your heart be troubled. ID
my Fathers house ara many man.
slona. aud 90 TO prepare a p ace for you
Not . sparrow faileth. etc God Is witt
us IN every thought and act
Yes, they sought God, and did eaf
and drink, and while the spectre may bl
with them, hsre "a one At their side wh,
81 able to conquer oven death for them
on, friends. u we will mingls Godl'
ihonf hts with our business IL will re
deem it from drudgery aud despair
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
Hirh- prieed Feed for Hoo.

Captain William Boyer. Of Rock Hall.
Md, frequent visitor at the Merritt
HOUSE, recently lost $40 In 8 peculiar
manner. In leaning over his hog pen
his pocket book dropped over into the
feed trough. Falling in the feed it made
no noise and the captain did not discover
bis loss until half hour afterward.
Returning to the pen he found that the
hogs bad torn the wallet into shreds.
dsvoursd the money snd were grunting
for mole
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
a Ttansfsr of Looal prIe.la

Rev. George s. Bradford, pastor Of tho
Elkton Catholic Church, has been trans
ferred to st. Joseph's Church, Rising
Sun, near this CITY, by tho bishop, Rev
A A Curtis, Of the Diocese Of Whining
ton Rev Mr., Bradford will be succeeded
at Elkton BY Rev James Farley. pastor
Of the Catholic Church, at Hockessin.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
Rndlr Inlnrsl ninKnen-

William McHugh, Of No, 7cs East
Fifth street, was painfully in
iured by fall from a
morse, sustaining a bruise fracture
Of tho knee. as IL was termed BY DR.. P
w. Tomlinson who dressed the injured
member.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
ElehtlnIore New Honaea.

Building Inspector Dohl to day granted
permit TO Smith y. Barclay for eigh,
new houses at Front and Adams street,
valued ut s coo eaeh
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
NOW Pay Your Iuoome Tar,

Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Robinson is happy over the fact that bis
office has been rvftted, repainted and
made inbabitable. He has received his
fret supply Of income tax blanks the
6rst lot sent here, and is ready for busi
ness
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
win look Afler tho Chldrsn.

In cor junction with the work OF tax
ing 3 census Of the population Of WI
careful list OF all children vha are Of
school age, and whether they attend
school or not. This will te made a
special feature Of the census.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29

Lengels Book Beer" is made Of the
best Canadian malt and Bavarian hops. a
pure aud wholesome beverage ask
your bother for it. On tap March 30.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
Y. N. Q. A. Athletics .

The athletic exhibition Of the Y. M.
G. A. April IS. promises TO be one OF the
best ever given in this city. The East.
burn Banjo Club. Of Philadelphia, will
give the music, aud the members Of the
association assisted by Philadelphia
tumblers, Will show their skin as
gymnssts. Handsome prizes will be
given IN the different feRts.
To morpw afternoon the boys gYmnR.
stun class viii give 50 exhibition.
Best Goods, Lowest Prices.
Buy coal and wood fron Il, i Sergeant
Office Seventh aud King, Phone b45.
- Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
.aEla.rl.rsa nAnnn-

HORsFS BOARDED. APPLY THE
Ii Washington Street Club Stables, Third
and Washington streets
CEWING MACHINES O'DONALD. 6ls
- Market street, leads them all In law prices,
Brand new $50 machines reduced to @l6, SIS
and $50 All makes TO select from Singer.
Wheeler & Wilson. New Home, Domestic,
White and all other makes. Any machine
sent on trial, free, SIX months for cash, Two
years on installments. Send postal.
J. IL. O'D0NALD,
6ls Market Street.
VIII remove, on March 25, to No. II East
Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29

Pure aud wholssoms is. stoeekls's
renowned Rock Beer.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
49, AArAr
EOR RENT.

5l5 Rroome street, IL rooms and bath.
tUl v An buren, 8 rooms and BATH
sll lliipin avenue, rooms aud bath.
6,s Vest Ninth street., " rooms and bath.
GO Van Buren street, rooms and bath.
Ga Jackson street, rooms and bath
l2ll Vest Ninth street, 10 rooms and bath.
406 Rodney street, rooms and bath.
llt5 Lancaster avenue, III rooms ana bath.
1903 Linden street. o rooms and bath.
Az West Seventeenth street new, rooms
and bath.
607 Harrison street. rooms and bath.
~ Vest Seventeenth street, rooms and
bath.
800 Madison street, 10 rooms and bath.
1903 West Ninth street, G rooms and bath.
422 West Seventeenth street, 6 rooms and
bath.
va Jefferson street, rooms and bath.
1918 Van Buren, street. 9 rooms and bath.
lU& DUPONT street, rooms and bath.
los jackson street, rooms and bath.
Apply to
ROBERT REYNOLDS.
y ~
Evening journal., 1895-03-29

As heretofore Stosckle's Famous Book
Beer Is the finest to be had.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29

TOR SALE.-THE FOLLOWING DE5IRA-
u bic hnrnre Al srerty reduced prices:
No. 1872 Van Ruren street, 10 rooms.
NO. 1905 Fatnall street, j rooms
No. 9l5 West Seventh street, rooms.
No. 602 NanBuren street, rooms.
No. 9l6 West Fourth street, 3 rooms.
No. 600 French street, ID rooms.
No. 1919 West Eighth street, 10 rooms.
No. S2 Jackson street, rooms
No 3l3 East Fifth street, rooms.
M. 1904 King street, rooms.
No. 1921 harrison etreet, 10 rooms,
No. S02 Brnome street. II ruDms.
No. lllS West Eighth street, 70 rooms.
Send for list.
sH. i. EVANS & co Real pstAte and
Mortgegea. Eighth ard Market streets.
EIaHT-ROONI HOUSE. WITH BATH AND
~ front porch, in Western part Of the city,
for rent ct Sic per month. HURLOCK BROS,
Seventh and Poplar streets.
Tor RRNT Oh SALE AT A BARGAIN
n my house In Newport. Del. Ten rooms
bath and garrett. Good location. well shaded
Possession on or before March Is. Call or adj
dress, JOHN M. NEWBOLD. Newport, Del,
RNOR sALE.-THE PROPERTY NO lae
i Delaware avenue for sale eheap and or
reaa nable terms. B. Il, DURh, Fourth and
Orange streets.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
Not . vote Against rt.

II Senator Handy does not feel com
pllmeIted he ought TO, for his bill in
relation to ths roads and highways Of
Brandywine hundred passed the Ssnafe o
without q dissenting vote. IL wss quite
amusing, too. Senator Pierce reported
the bll favorahiy, and, as soon as he did
SO, Speaker Watson called him 10 the
chair and went on the floor, taking q
seat in the back part Of the room near
Senator Records, with whom be ex-
changed few woris This looked like
fght against the bill aud Senator
"A 4pby grew nervous The frst section
was read and Speaker Watson arose
aud asked for an explanation as to the
tax levy. Senator Handy explained and
then, as the reading proceeded, walked
over, sat down between Speaker Watson
and Senator Harrington and began
| buzzing away to dispsl their doubts,
[ Speaker Watson left him, took chair Ia
( front Of the desk Of the EVENING jour
NAL correspondent, saying in q stage
whisper thas he wanted to get away
/ from the talking as it confused him.
I The correspondent reached in his desk,
/ took 4 printed copy Of the bin from his
scrap book and handed it 20 the speaker
| who followed the reading word BY word
and line by line This bstokened
opposition OF the first magnitude, and
tue Brandy vine senator's brow began to
send ont little globules Of Precipitation.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-08-23

THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ARE COMING TO
BOSTON AND THE BosToN JOURNAL WILL
WRITE THEM UP.
In reporting the Knights Templar Con.
clave next week the Boston Journal in
tends even to surpassits magnificent sue
cess with the Christian Endeavor Con-
vention
No other paper in Boston met with so
many praises during Christian Endeavor
week as did the Journal, and the demand
tor the paper taxed the utmost capacity
OF the presses. This was due to the
bright reports and the convenient, novel,
systematic arrangement ofthe paper.
During Knights Templar week the Jour
nal will give the best reports of the gath
ering, treating it in interesting and com
plete manner. Every day there will be
given the handsome halEtone photo.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-08-23
No More Long Periods of Power

The first part of ex-President Harri-
sons prediction, that "the Republicans
will win in 1896 and they will stay in
power many years." is easy to accept,
says the st. Louis Globe.D Democrat. If
the Republicans select a reasonably good
ticket next year they will win, though
not by any such majority as everybody
six or seven months ago supposed they
would have. A reverse such as the Adj
rninlstration's party met with last
November always means the complete
overthrow of that party in the election
two years later, The pendulum is swing
ing over to the Republican side, and the
momentum which it has gained may be
relied on to carry it in the same direction
until after the election of 1896. Then a
new set OF influences and factors, which
may send the pendulum in the other
direction, will come into existence.
In the two notably long periods of unn-
terrupted power-1SO1-2 and 1s61.s5
--tor single party which the country
has seen the conditions were abnormal
In the first ofthese periods, when origi-
nal Republican (Democratic) party was
in power, it was practically the only
party in the country, for the FEEDER
alists, which were never a thoroughly
cohesive party, after their overthrow in
1900 never had the fnintest chance os
success, and they completely disappeared
as party after the election of 1916.
The civil war and the question growing
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-08-23
essex County gItrala.
Learn a Trade, and Learn ii Well.

1.-THE young man OF today would be
independent, so far as independence is
possible in a world where we all cannot
get along. each without the other, he
should seize the first opportunity to learn
trade in which, by close application,
study Of ways and methods, and fidelity
to his employers and hence TO his own
interests, he may advance to he so yalua-
BILE to the trade that it cannot do with
out him.
1t is the privilege Of every Young man
with health to rise, although it may he
slowly, yet all the more surely, if he but
chooses to fit himself for advancement I;
not by working halEheartedly the last
hour of the day and nearly dropping his
tools at the least indication of the signal
to KNOCK off," only to spend the even
ing lettering about town or reading
trashy stories; but by real interest in
his work and devotion to it, and by the
use of his spare time in the study of litera-
ture having a bearing upon his branch Of
mechanic arts, and educating his mind as
his hands grow in skill. In these days Of
cheap trade journals, and especially in
the cities and towns where philanthropy
provides such matter free in reading
rooms, there is no reason why the me-
chanc though he be poor, cannot fit him.
self to climb to the top and be fitted to
stay there.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-08-23

The Republicans of Maryland believe
that they are going to win in that State
this fall; and Judging from some remarks
of the Baltimore Sun, the leading Demo
cratic journal of the State. there are
Democrats who will not be sorry If they
do. The Sun says: The Republican
ticket is good one personally, and the
platform is also good one. Platforms,
as Mr. German has taught us, are not
always considered binding after a vic.
tory has been achieved. but it is at least
safe to say that if the Republican nomi.
nees live up to the pledges made in their
platform, particularly those in regard to
reassessment and civil service reform, the
interests Of the state will not suffer by
their election"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-08-23

out oft, which dwarfed all other issues
aud prevented the prople from dividing
on economic questions, gave the second
Republican I.arty its long lease OF sway.
Republican power in the Presidency
would undoubtedly have ended earlier
were it not for the amazing folly of the
Democracy in refusing to heartily &C.
cept the results of the WARM coutinu.
ing to fight against facts.
At the present time. unlike the early
part OF the century, there are two well
organized and disciplined parties. while.
unlike the war period, there is no ques-
ton of the perpetuity ofth Government
and the defense of civilization at issue.
No party or section menaoes the Govern
ment any longer, and the former defend
crs OF the institution which assailod civ
ilization would be the last men in the
country who would wish TO revive it if il
could be revived. The dividing lines be
tween the parties now are on economic
questions solely. This division in senti-
ment-theoretically at least, and to a
large extent actually-is on lines which
are as old as human nature itself. In one
shape or another it has revealed itself on
all the great questions OF national policy
which have come up since representative
institutions first appeared, and it will
live while governments last. In the long
run there will be close balance between
the great parties, the center of political
gravity will shift frequently from one side
to the other, and short periods of power
for each party will be the rule.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-08-23

Justice .Jackson'S death reduces the
number of Democratic members of the
Supreme Court to three, as compared
with five Republicans. Probably Demo.
crat will be appointed in his place, which
will make the count four to FIVE. How
ever, the partisan complexion of the
members of this tribunal makes little or
no difference in their attitude toward the
questions which are likely to come before
them hereafter. Neither partisan nor
sectional lines were revealed in the in.
come tax decision,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-08-23
For the HERALD:
The Evening Breeze.

Sir John Clifford stood on the old white
tower,
lnhaling the evening breeze,
When an imp of a gnat upon his nose sat
Which Immediately caused him to sneeze
Now this was devil disguised as a gnat
Who had flown on the evening breeze;
For he knew il he stole Sir John Clifford s
soul,
Old Satan, his master, he'd please.
my Lord" quoth the devil, your pretty
young wife
Is out in the evening breeze,
With gallant she walks"-but as tn,
gnat talks
Sir Clifford the young couple secs.
Now Sir Clifford was old, and his VIII,
was fair
And soft as the evening breeze;
He a jealous heart had, and he nearly
went mad,
When he saw them thus under the trees
He rushed down the stairs, his sword il
his hand,
His head bare to the evening breeze;
And they fought minus hats, like Xii
kenny cats,
Till the young chap dropped down on
his knees.
He first spitted the gallant, and then his
fair wife,
When, borne on the evening breeze,
Came these words with roar That's
your brother-in-law
Whom you've murdered, it's Henry de
Guise."
UndisSuised stood that devil, and
strongly he spake
As he shifted in the evening breeze,
Ere twelve strikes on yon bell we must
both be in-well,
Where you'll guess with the greatest
Of ease"
The brother and sister lie both in one
grave.
And that devils enjoying his fees;
But as for Sir John, in the place where
he's gone
They'd give worlds for an evening
breeze. ..