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Evening journal., 1896-04-22
A FAKE STORY EXPLODED.
THE REPORT THAT A RECEIVER HAS
BEEN APPOINTED DENIED.

a Large and Favorabiy-Known Company
Proves Oonoiusiveiy That It's Finances
Are In tho Best OF Conditional SUBJ
stantiai Increase Of Business aud Assets.
A fake story has been circulated 10 the
rapsrs throughout the country that the
Hon Thomas F. Bayard would reeign bis
post In London and take up bis former
residence here IN Wilmington.
This was promptly contradlc,td on
good authority Now similar fake
story has been and is at the present time
being circulated by the agents OF the
different weekly companies, that the
Massachusetts Benefit Life Association Is
ia the hands OF a receiver and has no
funds with which to pay It's claims
NOW | would Just call the attention
OF the people Of Delaware to the fact
that no receiver for this insurance com
pany has ever bseu appointed By any
court, and that these agents are beating
straw In which there IL no wheat We
are living and we are growing. Our
business is constantly increasing IN spite
OF the Misrepresentation made by these
weakly Insurance. SCENTS aud like
Tenny sons Brook. Men may come anJ
men NAV 20, bat we. the MRsssc scnusetts
Benefit Life Association. propose 10 60
on forever.
Think for a moment how ridiculous
such thing Is a company that paid
last year In dividends over $l24 600, be
sides carrying 20 It's Surplus Fdnd over
S26i coo; a company that has paid since
its organization Twelve Million Dollars
In Death Claims. Below Is a statement
from the highest authorities IN the
country--the insurance commissioners OF
the different states-also an extrsct from
the report OF the Hon. Geo 5 Merrill,
Insurance Commissioner OF Mas5achu
setis
"rhe Mass chusetts Benefit Life
Assc stion Is the largest Of ita class In
Massachusetts. It's Cfii are men OF
good repute aud standing Ia the com
munity. Tho company and the certf
cate holders are to bs congratulated upon
the correctness aud cleir iess with which
the -"Ns and acc lunts are kept and the
careful manner IN which the business ls
conducted. Signed:
"GEoRozS MERRILL.
"Insurancs Csm Mass.
IS W. CARR,
Insurance Com Maine,
20. w. BRowNELL
'InEurance Com. Ysrnont.
"ALBERT o LANDERs.
"lnsurancs Com Rhode Island
WILLIAM M HAHN,
Superintendent OF Insurance, Ohio
/ will pay 80 to any person for infor-
nation leading to the arrest and oonvlc-
tlon OF any person or persons making
false statements regarding the Massa
chusetts benefit Life Association
A. JAsLOwsKY,
Con. Agent 800 Equitable BdildiDg.
Ninth and Market streets
WILMINGTON. Dsl
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
TEE PRESDYTERY MEETING.
THE BUSINESS BEING TRANSACTED
AT GREENVlLLE CHURCH.

Commissioners to the General Assembly
Are TO BE Elected This Afternoon.
Rov. W. +. Lewis Spoken OF for One
Of Thom-New Moderator Elected.
The following prescbers ara attending
the session Of the New Castle Prssbgtery
at Greenville: John Blake H. l. Brun.
stein, Arthur DongRll. j. l. Ashland.
William Fitzsmons Dr. S. A. Gsyley,
Oscar GillinRham, s. l.. Irvine, w F Lewis,
A N Long, II. F. Mason. John McElmoyle,
j. r Milligan, DR. Miller 7. Montgomery.
F. Fl. Moore, Luther Oaks s. NJ Perry,
T 5. Rush, n. w. Shaw, j. ID Shanks
n. Stone. n. h; P sTen. Joseph 3
Turner, DR.. Vallandigham, Samuel
Wyle These elders were also present ;
w. d. Brady, Chesapeake City; D. w
Corbit, Odessa; Clayton Carhart, Zion,
Nd; j. B Moore, Green Hill; Geoge N
Steele, Christians; Professor Bishop
Newark; DR.. Stewart, New Cast !;
James Wright, Perryville; Robert Du
Hsmel. Westminster; ]. H Price. First
Church. Wilmington; F w Fem, Cen
tral; N McCaulley, Rodney Street; J
P. Bellville, West; George Rommell,
Olivet.
At yesterday afternoons session Rev.
Luther A. Oaks Of Delaware City was
elected moderator and w. Fltzsimons
and w. f. Lewis we're made temporary
clerks.
George Wales. Edwin Keigwin and
William G. Hogg presented themselves
for examination for licenture. Mr. HogR
bad baen trsnsfsrred from the New
Brunswick Presbytery, but he'd not been
received here and there was some dis
ctssi'n over his admission It was finally
decided. however, to take him under the
care OF the Presby terry
The moderator appointed the following
special committees
Bills and overtures-Rev a. L BAN
stein. Edward w. Long and Elder Dr.
H. Bishop.
Finsn.e-Elder D. w. COrblt aud J.
NJ @. Carhart.
Minutes Of Synod-Rev ]. B. Turner,
Elder +. w. Fem.
Leave Of absence-Rev. Samuel Wylie,
Elder Joseph P Wright.
Supper was served Ia the Sunday school
room last night by the women OF the
church.
Rev S NJ Perry. the retiring moder
ator, preached to a large congregation In
the evening on the text: Cast thy bread
upon the waters
At this mornings session the examinR
tion of the candidates FOR licenture was
proceeded with. The election OF the
commissioners from the Presbytery to
the General Assembly, which meets IN
Ser toga next month. will be held this
afternoon. Rev. W. r Lewis, OF R,dney
Street Presbyterian Church, is talked of
for one Of them.
The preparations for the anniversary
exercises OF the Greenvlle Church are
bsiug completed An impressive cele
bration Of the event will be neld
The church has just been renovated
and beautlfed to q great extent
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
CYCLISTSMU GOSLOW
Or the New Bicycle Policeman
VIII Catch Them Sure.
ONE VICTIM LANDED AND FINED

Police to Make Determ in ed Effort to
stop scorohing-A Batch OF Tramps
who Preempted a Train. Are sent to
the stone Pne-other Gases In Mun,oi-
pal Court.
The practice OF "scorching" amo- 2
local blcyolists has long bfea
source Of anuovauoe to the police aud 50
mary 60 mp Rlnts have been received at
headquarters that a determined efo
will be made to stop It The Pelics
Commission has come TO the conclusion
that only by mounting some Of the OH
GERS on wheels can the evil ba overcome
and within week at the furtbest. the
chirel will he IN operation
Last night Odicer Schell, while stand
Ing at Washington street bridge, saw
four colored men riding at the rate Of
about fifteen miles an hour They we're
rae ng. and as they passed the tfiicer
he picked out one fellow who wore a
light coat The qnarbet came back short
time afterwards and schell arrested the
light coat
10 proved TO contain q young colorsd
man named Nathaniel Royal aud this
morning he was Rrraigned He could not
understand at frat why he had been
picked out and was inclined to contest
the 81 iatement that hs was riding faster
than the Law allows but officer Schel is
a bioyclist himself aud Judge of speed
and Judge Bali taxed Royal $5 aud
costs
Maggie CLARK left her rabbits foot at
home when she went out yesterday
afternoon and az const quencs OF her
forgetfullness, coupled with the fact
that she lmblbed quart OF more Of
coast whfkey. she Was round by Officer
Welsh on Orange street bstween the
railroad ind Front street very drunk.
She was fined s. aud ,sts
The beauties OF the tramp law were
again demonstrated this morning. Ten
tfamps boarded B. & o train near
Baltimore last night aud declined to pay
fare. At Newark four jumped of. but
the balauce OF them remained, aud on
arrival here were arrested and sent to the
city prison They gave their names as
Thomas Hassstt, Napoleon Mahr. George
Sheridan. A NJ. Stanton. John Campbell
and Charles Abner, and when arrAiene6
for trespsss had nothing TO say. They
we're fined S. and costs each or ten days
on the stone pile
Henry Ewing. colored, who bears the
proud distinction Of being the champion
light weight OF Pickletown and sports
the coenomen OF "Colored Pompadour
Jim, was charged by Michael Shuttle, a
Pole. With assault. 10 WAS case Of
'nigger" "and - - and words
developed into blows. The taking Of
testimony took an hour, the discharge
bus few minutes
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
WILMINGTON NeWs NoTEs.

Register in Chancery Ferguson killed
dog, suppo ed 20 be mad, In his yard near
action he won have been bitten.
John G.. King. Republican. denies that be
has withdrawn from the county comptroller
ship fight
sheriff ellis denies that the jail is dirty
and that the prisoners are Permitted to
gamble therein.
For the purpose Of making title the D op.
eriy OF the Delaware Bureau Can Company
on The south side or he Chtiatiana near
Market street bridge will bs sod at public
sale by sheriff ellis THIS Afternoon.
Secretary Lang. Of the Y NJ. O. A. has
decided 70 continue the Sunday afternoon
meetings during the Summer months.
The Wilmington City Electric Company
has put new patrol wagon In service.
On April 30 the hoard Of revision will con-
clude IT'S labors on the city assessment.
Work was begun this morning on nine
houses 10 be erected AZ Nineteenth and Wash
ington streets by ". l.. Medholt. They are
70 be three story structures.
christopher A. Little. OF Wilmington has
been grduted'an increase Of pension.
Rev s. n. Pilchard. Of Scott NJ r.
Church Is an applicant for the post Of army
chaplain.
The old one horse chase formerly used By
the electric light patrol has beel relegate 70
the rubbish heap ana a light four-whee ed
cart replaces it. The improvement Is marked.
The annual meeting OF the Delaware
Baptist state Missionary Society will be held
IN UcihWdfo Avenue BhFtlot Ouurcn on Ma
Rev. w. T.. 5. Murray will lecture on
"Commegclal RAYS" before the students OF
the Goldey College tomorrow Afternoon at
/ % 0'c.Ock.
Howell s. England SAYS that the Asso-
ciafed Charities refused his potato.patch
propositi In the face OF the fact that he
OF red 10 pay over to 10 for the purchase OF
tools All money paid In for either rent or taxes
The steamer John Warner which has been
undergoing extensive repairs al the Harlan
and Boiling sworth ComDany's yard. cleared
for Philadelphia yesterday.
The new Pullman car stafford went into
service for the hrst time to-day.
The stesmer Republic will be placed Ia
dry dock Al the Harlan and Holllngs worth
Company In few days.
Letters OF administratiRn have been
issued 70 Jacob NJ. Way on the estate OF
samuel Armstrong, late OF ChristiAna hun
dre1.
-Ex Mayer austin Harrington. represent
log tne exscutrix Of Reb cca A. 4 tne, de-
ceased. sold her personal property At No. 3
West Eleventh street today.
Il q. H. Publishing Company stockhold-
ers met last evening and transacted business.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
OSE HUNDRED A DAY.

what a Republican Says of the Higgins
Meeting Held at the New.Usntury Club
ON Monday Night.
II i7 said that there was a mesting of
prominent anti-Addlcks Republicans at
the New. Century Club on Monday night
Among thoss sald 70 have been present
we're ex Mayor Il G. Shortlidge, William
s. Hilles aud Henry B Thompson.
"Mr Thompson presided, said a Re
publican this morning who professed 60
know. Several OF those present made
speeches In which II was declared that
the Higgins people must put up the
money to pay taxes or the Democrats
would sweep everything Finally those
present pledged themselves 10 provide
800 day for the payment Of
taxes hear that Willam s. Hilles
paid Into Chairman Bsch's hands the
hrst DAYS instellment on Tuesday. and
that Mr.. Bach only spent about $40 st
the tax oiii9e, reservlng the balance for
future use This has caused some dis
satisfaction, and the balance OF the
money may not be forthcoming In that
case tbe fund proffsred by Mr. Addlcks
may have TO bs accepted. but with what
bad grace you can imagine
tine OF the Republicans who attended
the meeting was seen by an EVENING
JOURNAL reporter this morning. He
admitted that a political meeting was
held At the New Century Club. but
declared that the 500 q. day allegation
was untrue Further thaa that no re-
fused to talk.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
DUNLAP AND MALONE.

They Appear to 30 In the Lead for the
Omces at tho New Federal Building.
There Is feeling current 10 political
circles to- day that Joseph s dunlap will
be appointed to succeed James w. Ware.
deceased as superintendent Of construc
tlon At the new Federal building. Lewis
K Springer and William James are also
after the place. but Mr.. Dunlap has
developed considerable strength this
morning and letters recommending his
appointment are pouring In on Senator
Gray to day
AS an evidence Of this feeling II Is
only necessary to state thai two men are
alreidg out for the position OF foreman
OF construction now held by Mr Dunlap.
They are Johu Malone aud George l.
Jones. From certain hints dropped It is
believed that Messrs. Dunlap and Ma
lone will be the appointees.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
THG WILMINGTON FREE LIBRARY.
Held LAST Night-Reports From the
Various Departments.

Annual Meeting OF the Board OF Managers
Held LAST Night-RepOrts From the
Various Departments.
At the annual meeting Of the board OF
managers OF the Wilmington Institute,
William P Taylor WAS re elected presl.
dent. and Frederick H. Robinson secre
tary and treasurer Reports were made
by the president, the librafisn, the com
mittee on drsughting school, and prop
erty and library committees
The treasurers report for the year
shows receipts Including cash on hand
March, 1890 SIT 26l 81 and expenditures
amounting TO $l7, 1872 ~. OF this amount
there was expended for books. perlodi
calls binding and printing. 81 500 81. aud
for Property Committee. 81 693 90 The
Finance Committee estimates the re
sources for the current year At
$l3 435 so of which there has
been allotted 10 the property
committee, $2 S3t. 20. and the library
committee. 80 100 The advantages to
be derived from the prIvll, &c OF sccess
to free library OF carefully selected
books In all departments is las shown by
the attendance appreciated by large
number OF citizsns for the increased
opportunities the community has In this
connection it continued TO be largely in
debted to William p. Bancroft.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
COMEDIES KEag TO ADDICKS.

Higgins Claims One Hundred OF the one
Hundred aud Sixty State Convention
Delegates.
"Addieks will oaly havs sixty OF the
l60 delegates az the convention on May
~ said A prominent Higgins adherent
to an EVENING JOURNAL reporter thls
morning,
"You concade him Kent county, don't
you2 asked the reporter.
"Yas"
"What about SUSSEX"
"Hs will get some delegates there
was the reply. I'm New Castle county
be will get fifteen; 10 Kent county
thirty and In Sussex county ffteen--
mskng sixty out OF l60. leaving us 3
clear working majority Of forty dele.
gates
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
YOUEG PALMER'S HARD LU K.

He Was Thrown From His OEn whoel
and Crushed the Hind Wheel OF VIII
Il. Hawkins's Machine.
william Hawkins's bicycle Is In the
repair shop and Robert Palmer will pay
the bill OF tue repairer Tais came
about this way: At s 30 o'clock this
morning Nc. Hs swkins was coming 10
Delaware avenue When Adams street
Was reached he mst yo1ng Palmer and
a friend scorchlng. la somo manner the
two young men became terribly mixed
In bis fall young Palmer fell directly on
top Of Mr. Hswkinss rear wheel aud
crushed It to the ground
He hurt bis leg and tore his trousers,
but Mr.. Hlwkins escaped injury. Palmer
was profuse IN bis apologies and rs
qnested Mr Hawkins to send the repair
bill to him.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
HGHlFFV AND COOLEY.

The Former Is Already in the Field and
the Friends of the Latter Are Endeavor-
Ing TO Get Him Out.
There is a movement on the part Of
the anti Higgins Republicans iu WI
mington to bring out George w. Cooley
a. a candidate for shrievalty honors.
Ex United States Marshall Henry
Mabaffy has already announced himself
In opposition TO Mr.. Finn, but. to quote
a strong anti Higgins man, "bis personal
following won't amount to a drop In the
bucket 1--we expect 70 set up,a good 6ght
against William r Finn we must have
a good man to back II Cooley can be
prevailed upon to come out you will see
one Of the prettiest political fights you
ever saw in your life. Mahsffy might
Just az we'll withdraw aud save himself 3
kuockdown, for be is not In It"
You need not expect to zee George
Cooley come out against Mr.. Finn,
said Higgins man who was spoken to on
the subject, "for he will never do It.
He is too good Republican TO plsy iuto
the hands Of the Bird and Addlcks
kickers."
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
GAS COMPANY SAYING HOsEY.

Where 100 Street Lamp Nantes Were
Consumed In a Month, Only Twenty
Are Lost New.
The New Castle Gas Company has
evidently made money BY taking the
street lighting contract and care Of the
street lamps out OF the bands Of the city
policemen and placing 1t In charge Of
gas company attaches
Each lamp-lighter Is now obliged to
climb the lamp posts aud. after exlmln %
ing the improved gas burners carefully,
light them. Then the globes have to be
washed at regular intervals
The result Of this extraordinary care
snd attention is that only shout twenty
burners are lost I'm month, whereas
folly 100 a month we're formerly con-
sumed. These burners are said 10 cost
the gas company an average Of 50 apiece.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
The Case was DIsmlssed.

Before Magistrate Kelley last evening
WAS heard the charge OF George l. Durham
sgsinst John Norris, using sbusive
language Both men are color,d. and
George A Elliot represented Norris The
charge grew cut of an alleged failure Of
Durham TO divide 50 received from =
candidate for Office, among Norris,
Caldwell, Damson ard Anderson, all
colored Norris met Durham and called
him thief and rogue The magistrate
dismissed the case.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
fhese,BooEs Are BsautIes

Wo have q few copies Of beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
sral hundred pictures Of bigh artistic
merit, which will be sold at fl.75 a copy,
which Ia about one fourth the publics
tion price Also some copies Of Rand and
MeNally's Cyclopeoia at 81 20, worth
four times the price aeked. Can be seen
AZ the EvKYING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
Tbe ExaminatIon Continued.

The examination OF the police which
was begun last Saturday afternoon Will
be resumed this afternoon. New ques-
tions, many of them OF q very difficult
nature. will be asked Thus far the
officers have answered the questions put.
In q very intelligent manner, highly
satisfactory to the commission and
chiqf
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
Tbe Cbampions VIM nraet

John Glynu, champion bantam weight
of Daawsre. and Jack Lynch, the clever
bantam weight of Pennsylvauia, who is
known FAR and wide for his cleverDess,
will box 10 rounds strictly on It's merits
Tor points in Messick's Hall, on April q
Frank Hoff-cksr. Of this city, will meet
Jimmy Ray. Of Philedslpbia, In q .
rouud 90
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
raksn wIlh Aeule oramrs.

While walking along the street at an
early hour this morning, joseph Lsplerre.
OF No 1928 Lincoln street, was attacked
with acute cramps. he was brought TO
the City Hall. and after considerable
work was relieved Of his pain and ssnt
homa
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
PROPOSALS.

DEOpOSALs FOR FURNISHING AND
j laying g ante blocks
Sealed proposals viii be received by the
Board Of Directors Of the Street and Sewer
department until O'Clock p m, April 2S,
1896, for furni sning granite blocks; also pro-
posals for paving with said blocks, being
about l5,O0O square yards. more or less.
Spec iloations and full particulars may be OBJ
talned at he Office of department
The right 70 reject any ami ali bids Is re-
served. HARVEY J. WILEY, Secretary.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
The PIneree Plan Not Adopted.

At meeting OF the Assoeisted
Charities yesterday. the committee to
consider the PlnRree potato patch plan
reported unfsvoraoly. 30 that scheme
will not be pat ia operation this year at
least
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
william nrlrht.. suoce.ssr.

Governor Watson has appointed
Andrew q Wilson. Of Wilmington.
member OF the Delaware Board OF Pilot
Commissioners He succeeds William
Drlkhi. deceased.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
rrnr nnof,s Rslnovsd

This I LOVING spar buoy's. beng no
longer o.. cyssary. have been removed
frcn Da rare river: Petty Island Flat.
lower. No 80; midway. No 50i, and
upper, No 80; Point No-Point, No. 80
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
HELP WANTED.

Use OLD RELIABLE MASSACHUSETTS,
Il Benefit Life Association desires num-
Der OF good men as agents. Issues the best
and most liberal policies In the market. To
good men first-clsss contracts Will be given.
Apply TO A. JASLO N SKY. General Agent.
800 Equitable Building.
- ALES MAN-S45 week tsRil orders for
- aluminium and other specialties and let
ters for signs. store fronts, show windows,
vehicles. ETC.; figures and numbers for houses.
hotels; elegant goods. rapid sellers,with grow
Ing demand; permanent employment for right
person. World Mig. Co. W5. Columbus, o.
- ALEsMAN WANTED-SlOO TO Sl25 per
Dmonth and expenses TO Introduce our goods
10 the trade. Staple line; position permanent,
pleasant and desirable. Address, with stamp.
King Mfg. Co., D. 53, Chicago.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
Mr.. Lang 90 speal.

General Secretary Lang, Of the Y. NJ.
O A Will make an address at the dedica
tion exercises ct the Peoples Mission to
mnrroM.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
ATLANTIC oIrY. N. j.
GAN MARCOS HOTEL,
NOW OPEN.
Pacific and Massachusetts, Avenues,
ATLANTIO CITY. n. j


After thorough housecleaning and renova-
tion has been reopened tor the winter under
the personal supervision Of Mrs. Annie Grubb,
Ssean Heat. Hydraulic Elevator. Sun Par
lor, Baths, all conveniences. Write for rates
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
Rlds for the Water Department Coal.

Bids for furnishing ths coal we're
opened by the Water Department yes
terday afternoon There we're four
bidders It was decided to give the
nearest eompstitors test before award
ing the contract. Horace Smith was
appointed night Wstchmen at Cool Spring
Park