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Evening journal., 1898-03-22
SAVERS IS HAPPY.
HE HAS PURCHASED HIS OLD
PLACE FROM JOSEPH KELLEY.

John Savers, saloonlkeeper ait Tenth
and Orange streets, is a happy man to-
day, for the reason that he has pur-
chased his old place at Tenth and Or
ange streets from Joseph Kelley, who
bought it several weeks ago from
Frank p. Melton for $4,000
After the deal was made. Sayers,
who did not wish TO lose e business
which he had been building up for
years, applied to the Court of General
Sessions for a license for a place next
door but his application was refused
Since then Kelley, not desiring to
become involved in trOuble as TO the
future status of the case, and recogniz-
ing The injustice which would be suf-
fered by Sayers, has been willing tC
sell. He was offered sl0145 for tn,
place by Sayers and accepted IT, Kel
ley had Sold cut his old place. ang
now he is without one; but he realize'
a neat list,e profit by the double trans
| action
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The Central Hotel Will be formally
opened this evening.
-schwarzchild & sulzbsrger's new
wholesale meat market was opened yes
terday
The rooms OF the State Department.
OF Elections. at Seventh and Shipley
streets, have been repainted and re-
papered.
Work on the new German Lutheran
Church is progressing rapidly now that
It is rooted in.
New shafting hangers and pulleys
were shipped to the DUPONT powder
mills yesterday on the tug Emily.
Levy Court went over the White
Clay Creek hundred books to-day.
"A course OF lectures will be given
in St. Dennis Church, at Galena, Nd.
during Holy Week
Building Inspector Grubb this
morning issued a permit 10 n. A
Grubb 10 build a twO-story back dwell
ing at No. ia KirkwOOd street.
James I. Ford will continue as
general manager Of the Ford Morocco
Company.
! Frederick Pyle and Helen S. Pyle
have been granted letters testamentary
upon the estate Of the late Frank Pyle.
The estate, valued at 100000, goes to
the widow and children.
The Young Peoples Mission Band.
OF First Presbyterian Church, gave q
pleasant entertainment last night.
Deputy Coroner Chandler this
morning granted a certificate OF death
from heart disease in the case OF John
A. Light, who was found dead in his
bathroom on Sunday.
An oil stove upset yesterday In the
house cf David Nutter at No. 329 East
Eighth street. doing about IS damage.
Clara Fisher and Joseph Penning-
ton. colred. were arraigned and fined
last night by Magistrate Daley for be-
ing drunk and disOrderly.
-wenona Council IT. o. U. A. NJ,
is arranging to give a big smoker
on the evening of March 81.
Mrs. Rebecca A. Hance, OF Eighth
and West streets, sold her personal
property at public sale this afternoon
The members OF the Y. M. c. A.
viii hold a business meeting this even
Ing.
1 Dennis Furey. OF near Boothwyn
e sold his live stock. farming Implements
e and household goods at public sale thii
afternoon. 90
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
p1.AMEs Els WHFE.

Alexander irwin, who was assaulted
by his wife last week in a family brawL
was discharged from the Delaware
Hospital yesterday. He called at the
Evening Journal office and denied the
story OF the assault. He said that his
wife was to blame for their domestic
unhappiness. He says that she has yio-
lated her marriage vows and is not Mt
to preside over his household. He says
that he has provided for her at all
times, but she has spent his earnings
for drink. irwin badly showed the ef-
fects Of the assault. He had big cut
on his head and his hand was ban
daRed
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
ILLINOIS GROUNDING.
Board of Pilot Commissioners
Investigates the Matter.
NO BED LIGHT WAS SEEN
PILOT MARSHALL AND CREW OF
THE SHIP TESTIFY THAT POOR
LIGHTS ON THE RIVER CAUSED
THE ACCIDENT.


These interested in maritime matters
are now making a tremendous effort 30
acquaint the government with th con-
ditions Of navigation in the Delaware
bay Ac6 river 1t is difficult fOI any
one nut serving on the river t0 appre-
Cate tine trouble THAT pilots and snip
ping men h2vs in the navigation OF
thef vessels uD and down the stream
in consequence OF defective lights.
The evidence adduced at the hearing
before the Pilot Commissioners yester-
day demonstrated cOnclusively that the
| grounding OF the Illinois was due TO
some imperfectiOn i'm the light mark
| ing Cherry Island range the pilot and
| officers AL agreeing that 1t showed
white when 1T should have showed
red. The first warming Of danger
which the pilot had was when the YES
| sci which he had in charge struck.
The latest list of beacOns, buOys and
| day-marks of the Fourth Lighthouse
district contains the following as TO the
front light OF Cherry Islange range:
Tho red ray shows up the river, and
intersects with Schooner Ledge range
lights at a point to the westward OF
Seventeen Foot Knoll red buoy No "a,
and indicates where to leave and take
up the Schooner Ledge range.
Owing to the testimony Of the manly
Witnesses at the hearing the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
At a special meeting of the Board Of
Delaware Pilot Commissioners held al
Wilmington. Del, this 21st day o.
March, 1898, at the request OF the In
ternajtOnal Navigation Company TO in
vestlgate the grounding of the steam
| ship IflinOis on March l6, 1895
| on the Delaware shore about one mill
! above the 'front.' light of Edge Moo
range, 1t was, after hearing the evi
dence Of Arthur w. Marshall, pilot il
charge OF the ship at the time OF IN
"a accident. Captain Roberts and either OF
q feers OF the ship who were on dec
y | and in position to know the facts g
h we'll as The evidence of Captain Belle
. YOU, superintendent OF the Red Sta
i Line OF tugs, operating On the Dela
h ware river. and OF Captain Wallis,
= | the tug F. A. Churchman, botn
4 | whom assisted with their vessels inth
recovery Of the Ship and who becam
n familiar with her position while a5hol'
a | relatively TO the range lights and VIII
y investigated the condition of the fror
+ night house unanimously
's Resolved. That the groundin
a was due to the fact that tl
a ''Red Sector" in the front range iigl
~ did not show red" previous to N
Ne | grounding or at Eny time during u
= nights on which the ship remains
d aground, thereby deceivfng the pilot
ne | to his position
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
JUDGE WALES PORTRAIT.
IT WAS PRESENTED TO THE HIS
TORlCAL SOCIETY LAST NIGHT.

ACCEPTED BY CHEF JUSTICE
LCRE-PAPER ON "THE OLD
ACADEMY"-OLD SWEDES CH4E-
BRATION.
A handsome pastel portrait OF the
late Judge Leonard z. Wales. OF the
United States Court, was presented TO
the Delaware Historical Society last
might, and Bishop Coleman made the
presentation speech in behalf OF the
donor. Bishop Coleman said THAI it
was a MOST admirable likeness. The
face was kindly, genial, interested and
interesting. He would not be presump-
tuOus to try TO add TO what has been
said OF Judges Wales, but was glad the
society would have something by
which to remember him. The commit
tee had been fortunate. There was
no one held in better respect and
higher esteem than Judge Wales, and
he was also happy to look uDon Chlef
Justice Lore with the same esteem. Ine
| por-urait was accepted by Chief JUS
tice Lore, who said the work he did
as president OF the society, and tht
way it was done, was by an inspiration
| of Judge Wales, and nothing, in ms
| opinion. would encourage the socletN
more than the portrait.
| AN interesting paper on The OlS
| Academy" was read by Charles B. Pal
mer. who was accorded a vote o.
thanks and requested to prepare a pa
Der on the Cherry Island Marsh Com
pany.
1t was suggested that the society
celebrate the two-hundredth annlVer .5l
I saly Of Old Swedes Church. which TN
writer stated, would be on Trinity Sun
day. June 8. Bishop Coleman, VIII
said he was not speaking on the au
thority OF Trinity parish, STATED tina
N was generally understood that TN
| proposed large celebration would no
be held until next year, as "cFK o.
the Old Swedes Church was begun j
1898. and the structure was dedicate
in 1899. Hence next year would be tn
proper time to celebrate the rwo-hun
dredth anniversary of the church.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
rursr COWS WE'RE FRIsKY.

A telegraph pole was life protector
Yesterday afternoon at the foot OF MAI
lzst street. A COW being driven by 20
lumbus O'Neal became pnmanaseaDie
and ran away. In its rampage it knock
ed over three men and attacked Isaac
Fisher. colored, who, to save himself,
ran around a telegraph pole, followed
Inv the bovine. The rope about the
cows neck becoming wound around The
pole. brought the animal to a stand
still Another cow ran away on Wesl
Eighth and was caught near the Opera
House by Joseph Jenkins.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
An ARrIsTIc FINIsH

May be given ghe inferior Of homes by
the iudicious use Of BryAn's Superior
Wood Stain, which stands and var
nishes Ell the same time. Any person
may convert cheap soft woods, white
pine. yellow pine, poplar ETC, by fol-
lowing plain directions printed on
every label. into most bdautiful imita-
tions Of expensive hard woods. They
can be used over painted surfaces wltn
good results. Try our Imperial
Enamel Paints in connection win
stain. James M. Bryan s, Son, No. lO1
West Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
MORE MONEY IS NEEDED
Delaware Hospital Not Prop
erly Supported.
IT MUST REDUCE ITS PATIENTS

THE COUNTY HAS NOT PAID IT'S
APPROPRIATION AND CITY
COUNCIL AFFORDS NO ASSIST
ANCE- EXPENSES EXCEED THE
RECEIPTS.
At the annual meeting OF the Della
ware Hospital yesterday afternoon,
Henry b. Thompson. S. X. SMITH, Hol-
stein Harvey. Howard Pyle, James p.
Winchester and a. I. DUPONT were add
Cd 10 the board OF trustees. The old
Officers were reelected.
In The surgical department Or. Jesse
Williamson succeeds DR.. Henry j.
stubbs. while Dr, Bryan takes the
place of DR.. Russell Jakes in the dis
pensary department. DR.. II. j. Stubbs
Is added to the staff as dispensing gy-
neco!Ogist.
Resolutions OF regret on the death OF
Hon Thomas b. Smith were adopted
The following is the resolution adopt
ed:
Whereas, The death of Thomas B
Smith mas occurred since the last meet.
| ing OF the Board of Trustees OF tn,
Delaware Hospital, and
Whereas, The corporation and BOarC
OF Trustees desire to place upon record
q suitable minute Of the same; there
fore be 1t
"Resolved. That in the death o
| Thomas b. Smith the Delaware Hos
pital has lost a valued friend and use
fu worker; he was a man who was al
honor to his city and state, who did hi
duty faithfully, chearfully and unoa
tentatiously.
Resolved, That the same be sprea
upon the minutes and that copy b
sent to the family
The treasurer reported that the eX
penses incurred by the Increased mum
: Der of patients far exceeded the incoml
and the board OF managers was reluci
81 antly instructed to take such means a
} would be necessary to reduce the el
e penses to equal the revenue.
81 The number OF patlnts has increase
I from a daily average OF eighteen
J | thirty, and as the income has not II
- creased in proportion. the curtailmel
i'm the work was necessarily adopted.
The expense per patient IL about 81
day, and as there were 300 free patien
treated last year, or a total OF abo
1000 days service, costing about 500
D and as the total income was only abO
r 50 100, the hospital had to spend a pa
OF its principal or go into debt abo
$500. AS the trustees have never I
i ceived a cent frCm the city of Wilmin
IN ton and no appropriation for 1897 fro
New Castle county it was propOs
y that the officers should write to {
W municipal and county authorities, 81
h ting out the amount OF work done
city and county poor, the financial GO
1T dition of the hospital, and ask for tn
aid in an annual appropriation. 9th
ID wise the hospital will be compelled
by refuse assistance beyond limi
g number Of beds spropOrtionate TO its
sd come Every free patient treated
the hospital is so much saved TO
city and county from the expenses
the almshouse.
~ Committees were appointed to CO,
H. crate with the other hospitals a
at churches for the establishment OF
Of hospital Saturday and Sunday Assoc
W, tiOn, the object being n collection
e. one Saturday and Sunday In the "
ed in all ohurcres, for the benefit Of
7m hospitals. Also for the placing of bO
hit in the various factories and shops
sy the offerings OF the workingmen.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
FAsToR INVITED TO RETURN.

AT the annual meeting Of the mem
hers Of the First Methodist Protestant
Church. the pastor, Rev. George L.
Wolfe. was unanimously extended an
invitation to return as pastor for an
other year. The Maryland Annual Con
ference meets in Baltimore, April o.
and the delegate-elect to that conyen-
tion has been instructed to have Rev
Mr.. Wolfe reappOinted, under whose
pasborate the church has been phe-
nomenally successful.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
11rnaE BALLS COURT.

William Morris, colored, was fined
$50 and costs in Judge Balls court This
morning. He was charged with as
sault and attempted rape. The two
charges of larceny against Daniel Gil
lespie. also that of threatening to kill
were dismissed. but the court put him
under a $500 peace bond James Mitch
ell. who was charged with the larceny
of a pair Of shoes, WAS dismissed. Ine
charge WIS not sustained. George H.
TAYLOR was fined for drunlSenness.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22

The undersigned is authorized to give
notice that the sale Of furniture ETC.
belonging to the estate OF the iate
Chief Justice Gilpin, advertised to take
place at Tenth and Market streets, on
Wednesday, March %, at 10 O'Clock
will take place at the same hour IN
Pyles Cycle rink, Tenth and Orange
streets, where the room and accommo-
datiOn will be ample. w. A. Huhil
Ancfinnner.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
MAN DROWNED OFF A TUG.

The tug +. V. McCaulley arrived AT
Delaware Breakwater yesterday aiter-
noon and reported losing deck haho
overheard. She had previously anchor-
ed the barges Ocean Belle and taWn'
which she had in tow, at the BRANDY
wine shOal. She also reported That the
tug Clara Clarita proceeded to tnls
port. after anchoring barges Annie
Weston and Felix at the BrandyWlne
shoal. The Clarita is leaking.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
FINED roR USING THREATS.

John Collins last night appeared as a
plaintiff in Magistrate Kelley's court
against John Topey who, he said,
threatened TO do him bodily. harm. The
evidence showed that a small child OF
Topeys was at Collins home, at No.
9O5 Church street on Sunday, where
she accidentally tore a lace curtain in
the parlor Collins told the child's IA
ther about the matter, and for his ae-
tion ne was threatened with assault
Topey was fined 81 and costs.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
non THREE SUNDAYS.

At the Y. NJ. c. A. next Sunday Rev.
+. f. Briggs will make an address on
"The Manuscripts Of the Bible" and
Miss Lulu Elliott and a male quartet
will sing On April 3 the Oriental
Troubadors, Of Philadelphia, will be
present, and on Easter Sunday Ep-
worth Choir will give a program OF
special Easter music.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
TRADING STAMP BILL KILLED.
HURRIED ACTION ON THE MEAS
-URE IN THE SENATE OTHER
MATTERS BEFORE THE IEGIS-
LATORS.

Dover, March 22.-The Senate yestel-
day afternoon killed the Anti Trading
Stamp bill. 1t was not taken uD for
consideration, but a molten to indeh-
nttely postpone was sprung by Senator
Stewart, of Wilmington. Five MEM
bers, including both OF the senator's
from Wilmington, voted for postpone
ment, two voted against IT and two
were absent. The House last week
passed the bill by a vote of 15 to 8. A
petition. signed by 600 merchants Of
Wilmington, had been sent Ito the Cen
eral Assembly. asking RELIEF from the
trading stamp nuisance. Miss Anna
Coyle, Of Wilmington. appeared here
in the morning and started in at once
to ask the senators to kill the bill, and
the hurried action followed. Represen-
tative Donaldson, who engineered the
bill in the House, was absent. He had
been led to understand THAT Senate ac-
ton would be delayed until he was
present.
Aforementioned White addressed
the members of the General Assembly
| informing them concerning the Status
of the Delaware-New Jersey suit i'm
the Supreme Court Of the United
States.
In the House Mr.. Eiiason's bills re-
pealing the Adams Tax law were re
ported unfavoTably. The bill limiting
The age for admission OF patients tx
the State Hospital was laid over unit
Thursday afternoon. The Farnhurs
Steward bill was laid on the table fO'
the present. Mr. Wilson gave notice o
a bill TO establish "a State Board OF Ag
riculture, Mr.. Donaldson gave notice o
a bill Ito fix the salaries OF county Off
cials as required by the Constitution
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
DYING PROM CAf,s BITE.

West Chester, March 22.-Mrs. Mar
tha Lear, who is over 20 years OF age
and resides en- South High street. IS
believed to be fatally Ill from the eI-
fects of a cats bite. which she sustain
ed a week ago while playing with q
cat in the house Of a friend. The wound
Is on one OF her hands. The member
is swollen greatly and very painful
Blood poisoning is believed to be the
reason of her alarming condition.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
p11p1ED AT CATHEDRAL.

Relatives and friends and members OF
the Liberty Fire Company attended the
funeral Of Joseph J. Weldon this morn
ing from his late home, at the corner
Of Heald and Lobdell streets, High
mass was said at st. Mary's Church,
and interment was made at Cathedral
Cemetery
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
FoR HARRIGAN,s PARDON.

Friends Of jeremiah Harrigan, SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment, eighteen
years ago, for killing Dennis Shea, are
making a determined effort to secure
his pardon. Warden Peirce Gould,
whose life Harrigan recently saved, is
doing all he can to forward the move
ment
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
MRS rAYInR,s FUNERAL.

p The funeral of Mrs. Daniel w. Tay-
lor took place to-day and was largely
attended by relatives and friends OF the
deceased. In Difference to the wishes OF
the family, flowers were omitted. Inc
services were held at her late nome
No. 500 Delaware avenue.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
proNFFRs IN ATTENDANCE.

At st. Mary's r. c. Church this
morning high mass was said orthe re-
pose Of the soul Of Francis p Carroll,
Of No. $40 East Eighth street The ser
vices were attended by the relatives
and friends and members Of the Be
nevOlent Pioneer Literary Association.
The remains were conveyed to the New
Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
AN AnCrInN no HELp.

Company c, N. G. d., has arranged
fer an auction OF small fancy articles,
to be sold On April 1, in the Armory,
the proceeds TO go toward the Maine
monument fund. The proposed move
ment has now been fully inaugurated
and it is expected that a neat sum will
be derived from the several sources un-
der the consideration Of the committee
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
RUSHING WORK ON TORPEDO
BOAT

a force Of men are working night and
day on the large torpedo boat Admiral
Stringham, building at the works OF the
Harlan and HOllingswcrth Company
It is said the boat will be ready to turn
over to the government in about three
months.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
MP MIrHLHAUsEN AT REST.

Relatives and friends Of John h.
Muhlhausen gathered at his late home
No. Gil North Jackson street, TINS az
ternoon, to pay their last respects 70
him. The interment, which was prl-
vate, was at the Wilmington and Bran
dywine Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
EnR a FINISH FIGHT.

A San Francisco club has offered a
So 900 purse for a finish fight between
Jack" DAILY. OF this city, and Kid"
Lavigne. "Sam" Fitzpatrick, manager
for DAILY has accepted the offer and Is
now waiting for IAvigne's answer
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
RPAKEMANs root INJURED.

George Mutt, a freight brakeman on
the p. w. & b. railroad, sprained his
ankle while at work in the Third street
freight yard this morning. The injured
man was taken to his home, at NO. 2Oi
French street, by the Wilmington
Transfer Company, and DR.. Draper was
summoned to attend the injuries.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
WANT RULEs AMENDED.

The Police Commission last night
discussed the question of amending the
rules of the department so as to allow
the house sergeants to issue warrants
in the absence Of the clerk OF the City
Court
Evening journal., 1898-03-22

OFFICE 7TH AND KING. PHONE 545.
H. t. Sergeant, dealer in Coal an
Wood. Large Pea Coal for family use
Hickory Wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
MRS. KATHERINE RILEY DEAD.

Mrs. Katherine Riley, wife Of Patrol
man James Riley, died this morning
at 10 o'clock at her home, at No. 211
Madison street. She was % years
old. Several small children survive
her
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
DEL .ANMARE SHAn

For a fine Delaware shad stop at Sa-
vile G August's stand, Second and
King, tomorrow, as they have 200 nice
shad direct from New Castle nets at
reasonable prices.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
DIR HnNEYWEII.

Extracts teeth without pain; makes a
set of teeth for IS; best, IS. Gold and
Evening journal., 1898-03-22

Spring styles nOW ready. Have your
Easter Suit made by Davis. Merchant
Tailor, 800 Market street, and you will
be sure of satisfaction.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS

LAST NIGHT BY THE EXAMIN-
ING BOARD.
The preliminary work OF the Will
mington Methodist Conference, which
conVenes at Lewes tomorrow morning,
was begun last night by the examining
heard Rev j. D. Rigg examined the
seven candidates for admission. on
English branches" and Rev. ID. H.
Corkran. the first and second year
GLASSES. in, "Systenatie Theology
The main body OF ministers and
Bishop Newman will reach Lewes by
tonight The hotels and boarding
houses of the town will be OvertaxeC
by the immense thTOng OF visitors.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
THE RICHARDSON OBsEQUIES.

The remains Of the late Joseph z.
Richardson were inferred this morning
the services being held at his late resi-
dence, near this city. The interment
was private.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
SEE THE POINT?
: q - rnnA - -IIrFFERsoN pAY.

ILL CELEBRATE JEFFERSON DAY.
The Bayard Legion held meeting last
ght and appointed committee 9l lnhee lt,t,
} make arrangements for celeDratln,s ,l
ace on "Wednesday. April l3, at the han;
|o. 6l7 Shipley street. The program OF
he evenings entertainment Will consist
/ music. speeches and refreshments
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
WINTER RESORTS

SCARBOROUGH.
Beach front. Maryland ave.
Atlantic City, N. J.
Elevator. Steam heat. Sun parlor.
Special Spring rates.
Write for illustrated Booklet and terms.
ALFRED WYMAN.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Enter at the seashore. A Delightful
Season.
SAN MARCOS HOTEL.
Open All the Year.
|clfc and Massachusetts, Avenues, At
lantic City, n. ].
Near the Beach. Elegant and Modern
Fdraulic Elevator. Hot Salt Baths
n Parlor. Steam Heat. Open Crates
. .isine and Service Ftrst-Class.
A. CRUDE. Mgr.
Evening journal., 1898-03-22
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-EXperienced winder; also
brners. H. NJ. Loves New Knitting
|Rctory, 4O5 East Thirteenth street.
WANTED. By old-established house
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d do Office work and correspondence at
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. .tablished here. Salary $780, Enclose
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