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Evening journal., 1899-02-01
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

The new city charter will again be
discussed at the regular meeting OF the
Board of Trade tomorrow night
Architect E. L. Rice yesterday re-
ceiyed bids for the construction OF the
new Ford building, at Tenth and Mar
ket streets.
Mrs. Ann Taylor, aged 101 years,
born in Camden. Del, died yesterday
az her home, in Philadelphia.
Thomas Halloran, a track-walker.
has been appOitned gate-tender at the
Fourth street crossing of the p. w. &
r. railroad.
Several vessels put in at the
Breakwater yesterday on account Of
the severe storm.
Engineers are surveying the pro-
posed route of the Queen Anne rail-
road from Lewes to Rehoboth
III. B. Mingle. manager OF the o.. OF
p. Glee. Banjo and Mandolin Clubs.
was in this city yesterday making ar
rangements for the annual concert Of
the club.
The Womans Christian Temper
fanee Union. of Newport, will hold It's
monthly meeting in the headquarters
this afternoon.
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COURT or CHAHCERY
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED ON THE
DEATH OF HON. THOMAS f.
BAYARD TO-DAY.

DEATH OF HON. THOMAS f.
BAYARD TO-DAY.
Before Chancellor Nicholson, sitting
in Court Of Chancery, this morning
resolutions on the death of Thomas f.
Bayard were presented by Alexander
B. Cooper, and seconded by Francis
H. Hoffecker.
The resolutions were drawn up by a
committee Of the New Castle County
Bar Association. composed of Alexan-
der B. Cooper, Francis II. Hoffecker,
William T. Lyman, Levi c. Bird and
Austin Harrington. for presentation to
the court.
Chancellor Nicholson, upon receiv-
ing the resolutions. replied in a few
well chosen words of eulogy upon the
dead statesman and diplomat.
ii. II. Ward and w. S. Hilles were
appointed by the court as a committee
10 examine Harry p. Joslyn for admis-
sion to the bar of the Court of Chan
Gerry. A decree was entered in the case
Of John Pilling VS.. the Pennsylvania
railroad, the suit having been report
ed settled and the case was dismissed,
The costs having been paid.
The case of Chandler VS.. Tun, pray
ing for an order restraining the de-
iendant from selling certain property
on which the plaintiff held mortgage,
was continued for two weeks.
Chancellor Nicholson then adjourn
ed the court out of respect to Mr.. Bay
ards memory.
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AWARDED CONTRACT.

At meeting OF the Water Commits
sioners yesterday afternoon the con-
tract for building the bridge over the
race at Market street was awarded to
the Edge Moor Iron Company at a
cost OF $500. The structure win be
finished in about ten weeks. The
balance in bank was reported to be
sSl ,4S6.O5. Orders were drawn for the
weekly payroll Of s5S5.25, and the
quarterly payroll OF s2T4.67.
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In oPERATION nO-pAY.

Beginning to-day all local letters,
postal cards, packages or parcels de
posted in the general post Office OF
this city, between the hours OF Z
O'clock in the morning and 10 O'Clock
at night, that bear a special delivery
stamp will be sent to their destina-
tion as soon as received. This move
on the part Of Postmaster Browne is
greatly appreciated by the public.
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OFFICER CONTAINED OFF.

Jacob Austin, colored, yesterday
called at the police station and COM
planned to Chief Dolan OF the action
Of Officer Maloney in arresting Annie
Scott, colored. on the charge OF lar
eeny at the mourners' bench in Grant
Mission, on Locust street, South Will
mington. Chief Dolan explained the
necessity Of the arrest to "B'rer" Aus
tin and he departed satisfied.
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Special Dispatch Evening Journal
Dover, Feb l.--These members OF
the House were absent this morning:
Messrs. Conaway, Donovan, Pilling.
Tharp and Wagamon-hve. All the
senatos were present. The twenty
eighth ballot for United States senator
was taken and stood: Addicks. "a; Du-
Pont, Z; Gray, 10; Chandler, ? BLAKE
" and FrlzzeD; John A. Nicholson, 4
(Lewis, Pyle, Clark, Jester); Higgins,
1 (McFarlin); Willis, 4 CBurns, Denni-
son, Hazard Hitchen). In all forty
seven votes were cast.
The twenty-ninth ballot resulted the
same, with the exception that Speaker
Clark ieft DUPONT and voted for Levi
c. Bird.
On the thlrtieth ballot MrFarnn,
Biakely and F'rizzel went to State
TREASURER Ball. The other members
voted as before.
The houses then separated.
Representative Ewing. Regular Re
publican, says he does not believe tha.
there is any likelihood os rne Regulars
voting for Senator Gray, and that they
will go to Addicks before tney will do
that.
The Gray men believe THAT before
the week ends Senator Lewis Will
come over to them.
Representative West returned from
home last night and occupied his seat
to-day.
Messrs. Farlow. Abbott, Coyle, Bra
sure and Meredith we're appointed as
committee on the part OF the Senate
on appropriations.
The following bills were passed by
the Senate this morning: To pay AT
toreny-General Whites expenses in the
Botkin case; changing the names OF
Joseph f. zinenicz to Joseph F. Ell
ory, and Rosalie Butcher Addicgas to
Resale Butcher; changing the name
Of the county almshouse to the hos
pital Of New Castle county.
| The Senate passed the Senate bin in
relation to the bond Of sheriffs, also
the Senate bin authorizing Governor
runnell to appoint three notaries for
the Sussex Title Safe Deposit ooutny.
The House passed the House bill APP
propriating $4,000 to the Delaware
State Hospital at Farnhurst and the
House bill providing water works for
the town OF Laurel.
The Senate to-day passed the House
bill approprlating $500 to the De,a-
ware Historical Society.
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YOUNG MAN WANrrn

Good bill maker and penman. with
lair knowledge Of shorthand and Tyne
writing and a Goldey College gradu-
ate can get good position by apply
ing at college Office. More business
men than ever are now applying to
the college for young men. and a.
times 1t is difficult to supply the de-
mand. Business is increasing. and as
a consequence the demand for young
men trained at the College will also
increase.
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PROPERTY TRlANsFERs.

The transfer Of the following prop
critics have been recorded by Clerk
Charles Ten Weeges: John J. Slater
and wife to John Craig, house and lot
at the northeast corner Of Fifth and
Washington streets, lot 16x61; same Ia
same, on the west side OF Tatnal
street, between Second and Third, loi
124x96.
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COMPEILED TO SUSPEND WORK..
Contractor f. ]. Fitzpatrick, who
is removing the rock in the Christi
ana creek, was compelled to suspend
operations this morning on account Of
the ice in the creek. His watchman,
John Goodwin, who went on board the
machine last night as usual Is unable
10 get off. The scow is held fast by
the ice, which is not strong enough
to bear a man, but which is too thick
for a boat to plow through Goodwin
attempted to signal tug several
times this morning, but was unable to
get one to stop
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STREET And SEWER WORK
MANY APPLICATIONS MADE TO
THE MEMBERS LAST NIGHT.
BAD CONDITION OFF sTREET
CAUSED BY RAILWAY COMPANY
PUTTING DOWN DOUBLE
TRiACIIs--OTgIER MATYTERs BE
FORE THE DIRECTORS.


TRlACKs--OTHER MATrERs BE
FORE THE DIRECTORS.
Considerable business was transacted
al the regular weekly meeting Of the
Street and Sewer Depar;merc held ast
ght.
A remonstrance was made against
the Diamond State Car Spring Com
pany placing an oil tank under the
ound on Decatur street. The ohjec-
ton was flied by William Carrow and
Afred Sergeant, who claim that the
tank is a menace to life and detrimen-
tai to their properties.
No action will be taken until the
case is thoroughly investigated.
Engineer Hatton reported that the
cost Of providing sewer facilities for
the Ford block. to be erected at Tenth
al Market streets, would be about
s. %, and the estimated revenues S225.
HIS plan was to build a deep sewer in
shipley street and connect with the
sewer at Ninth street. Peter J. Ford
has agreed to pay part OF the cost a
building a special sewer to aecommo-
date his building.
Mr.. Hatton also reported that th'
cost Of building a sewer in Connel
street, between Second and Third
would be 1915. Action on both quee
tons was postponed.
Street Commissioner MIcCioslley re-
ported that with Director Simmons
be had examined Market street, from
Concord avenue etoRivervlew andfounC
it in a bad condition, but the greater
part Of it can be temporarily repair
ed at a small cost. The bad condition
of the street had been caused by tn'
Wilmington City Railway compan!
putting down a double track last Sum
mer. It was decided TO make tempo
rary repairs.
The board agreed To do the paving
OF the bridge the Water Department
Is to erect over the race at Marke
street. The Delmarvia Telephone
Company was given permission t.
erect poles on Second street, betweei
b A lams and Harrison. Action On
request from the same company L
place a guy pole on Delaware avenue
near Van Buren street, was postponed
until the board can investigate Il.
T. Allen Hilles asked the D1ard tha
In considering improvements for tn
year to consider paving Clayton stree
between Seventh and Eighth, and Sew
enth street from Broome % Claytor
The secretary was instructed TO in
f I'M Mr.. Hilles that the board cou,
not improve the streets until tn
p. operty owners petition to have cur
set.
Residents Of East Fourth street, be
! tween Poplar and Lombard, called a
I tenHion to the bad condition Of th
e street between the street car rails. Til
petition was referred to the Wi.min.
ton City Railway Company, with II
q lstructions to make necessary repairs
Il w. S. Prickett, attorney for JOSEF
e W. Lynch, presented a bill for 5
damages, which Mr.. Lynch claims G
u CURED to his wagon by having the tC
% OF it torn or, while driving under
tree on Reed street. Action was pos
p0ned on the matter
Il The weekly payroll Ct $169.S7, al
3 the monthly payroll Of 1924 were G
- dered paid. The secretary report
n, collecting s5S3.4O, and the balance
bunk is s45,35591.
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WILL CIT oFF FEES.

BY the operation OF the bankruptcy
law the fees in the Offices Of the pro-
thonotaries and sheriffs Of this state
will be greatly reduced. By the new
law ali cases Of voluntary or inrolun-
hry bankruptcy are adjusted by the
United States commissioner OF tn,
district
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BALL TO-MORROM NIGHr.

The first grand ball of the brewers
will be given in Ploesser's Hail, Thlr-
teenth and Heald streets, tomorrow
aight. The committee in charge is
composed of Jack Simens, Frank Sc
vier and eLonard Heiss. All guests
win be presented with a souvenir in
the shape Of a handsome badge.
Evening journal., 1899-02-01
MARY DEAN RIIRIEn

The funeral Of Mary j. Dean took
Place at 2 o'clock this afternoon from
her late home, No. 924 Chestnut street,
Interment was made ir Riverview
Cemetery.
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PIGEONS RECnNEREn

w. w. Bullock has recovered a num-
Der OF the carrier pigeons which were
recently stolen from him. Mr.. Bullocl;
desires to thank the Police Department
for it's work in the case, especially Cd
Officers Riley and White, who did good
service in detecting the guilty parties
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INTEREST IN REvIvAIs GROWING

INTEREST IN REVIvA4lS GROWING
Notwithstanding the storm last
night a large number of people at
tended the revival services at Grace
N. E. Church. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. Wilbur Chapman
Before preaching began there was a
song service, conducted by Mr.. Smyth
the gospel Ginger. When Dr.. Chap
man asked those who wished to be
prayed for to hold up their hands
about fifteen were uplifed. Services
will be he'd tomorrow at the resi-
dence Of some Of those interested in
the services.
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CHURCH OFFTCERs ETECTFD

Rodney Street Presbyterian Church
has elected Henry NJ. Candy, William
G. Mendinhall and Elwood c. jackson
trustees, and Otho Nowland treasurer.
Mr.. Candy succeeds mis- father, Will
liam M. Candy.
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THOMAS CARSON RTrRnED

Thomas Carson was buried at /
o'clock to-day from his late home, No
sO1 East Eighth street. Members Cd
Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, K. Of p, were
in attendance. Interment was made
lat Old swedes' Cemetery.
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FUNERAL OF MFRS. MrDlrnN

The funeral Of Mns. Annie M. Mulhn.
wiie OF Daniel w. Mul,in. took place
at O'clock this morning from her late
residence, No. 5O7 North Van Buren,
street High mass was SAID at ST.
pauls Church and interment made at
Cathedral Cemetery.
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DRIVEN oIrT f"

Our crusade against spurious butter
has about driven that article out OF the
market. Use A. & p. Elgln Creamery.
made from pure cream. Price this
week, 2Sc. Sold only by The Great At
lantic and Pacific Tea Company. No.
Sl5 Market street.
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EX-GOVERNOR oulrE LII.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Georgetown, Jan. Sl.-Ex-G
Charles c. Stockley, of this town, is
quite sick. He is one of three sur
yiving ex-governors.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE.-Big coal yard, store and
mill for sale, Front and Madison streets.
Inquire on premises. EZRA FELL.
FOR RENT-That old-established COAL
YARD, on Water street between French
and King streets, occupied by John II
Turner. Possession given March 25.
GEORGE W. BUSH AND SONS CO.,
French Street Wharf
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CONCORD QUARTERUY MEEnING

A number Of Friends OF this city
attended the Winter meeting OF the
Concord Quarterly atWest Chester yes
terday. An address was made by Ezra
Fell, Of Wilmington, and William
Bancroft, also Of this city, was clerk
Of the business meeting.
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NOTICES

DIVIDEND.
Wilmington, Del. February 1, 1899
The directors of the Wilmington Coal
Gas Company have this day declared a
dividend of 50 per share for the past six
months, payable on demand.
WILLIAM p. TAYLOR Treasurer.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund monev u II falls. 25c
Evening journal., 1899-02-01

Mems Patent Leather Shoes for $4l
only odd sizes that were Sc and ST.
can be bought at Cleland's.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. NOTES.
John Cosgriff, Of the firm Of Cos
grin & Beck. Of Smyrna, was a visitor
in the city yesterday.
Evening journal., 1899-02-01

Many people have saved many dol
lars on Cleland's bargains. Are you in?
Evening journal., 1899-02-01

Cleland's is a busy Shoe store these
days. Bargains of all kinds.
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Anything not as represented can be
returned, money refunded. We supply
family trade with liquors. Northwest
corner Madison and Fourth streets.
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Bargain days are getting scarce al
{ Celands.
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RELIABLE GRocERIEsATLYNCH'

Shoes at half price at Cieland's,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Bayard Building. VIII call all kinds Of
Public Sale in any part of the city or
county. Good secondhand goods bought
for cash. Residence, No. S47 Tatnall
street.
Evening journal., 1899-02-01

LADIESl Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brand) are the best
Safe, reliable. Take no other. Send &c
stamps for particulars. "Relef toI
Ladies'" In letter by return mail. Al
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Philadelphia.
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MORE FRUITLESS VOTES
Houses Separated After the
Thirtieth Ballot To-day.
REGULARS STILL FLoPPISG ABOUT

BUT TINE ADDIcKs1TEs STAND
FIRM TO A. MAiN-BIIGS PASSED
IN TINE SENATE AND HOUSE TO
DAY.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

WANTED.-Two gentlemen boarders
with home comforts. Apply at No. 1O5
East Seventh street.
WANTED.-Gentlem boarders; also
tabla boarders. No. 3O4 East Fourth st.
Evening journal., 1899-02-01

T LESLIE CARPENTER,
Graduate in Music, University OF Penn
sylvania. Teacher-Piano, Voice, organ
and Theory Studio, 1903 W. 9Th street
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A. BARNES will continue dressmalking
ct No. 10 King street; latest styles
evening and ball dresses at moderate
rates.
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principal and interest can be returned in
easy monthly installments. Houses built
for owners of lots in any part of the
state. Apply TO ]. T. FLOURNOY, Sec
end floor. S35 Market street
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CONTINUED on Fourth Page.)
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FOR RENT.-That handsome and COM
modious residence,
NO. 4O7 SOUTH CLAYTON STREET.
Possession given March 25, 1899. In
quire OF GEO. W. BUSH,
yrench Street Wharf.
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FOR SALE-Three-story house, 1921 W.
Sixth street, all modern improvements
Possession Immediately; easy terms.
w. f. LINTON 7th and Shipley SITS.
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PASSED TINE HOUSE.

These bills passed the House yester-
day afternoon: House bill providing
for the appointment of committee to
audit the accounts OF certain county
Officers Of New Castle county; House
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Senator Shakespeare gaVe notice of
az act providing that action ex-delicto
may be commenced by fors-sn attach
ment process. It mercy extends the
present provisions OF the law in for
eign attachment cases growing cut o.
wrongs, injuries and torts,
EXTENSION TO SUSSEX COUNTY.
Senator Maull gave notice Of an ani
10 extend the provisions Of an ac
passed at Dover, the Goth day of April
1851. entitled "An Act in Relation t.
Recognizances in the Orphans Court.
TO SuEsex county. This extension is il
. the following words:
Section /. That all provisions con
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FOR SALE.-1205 West Ninth street.
Ten rooms and all conveniences; price
very low. w. ]. Fisher, SOC Market st.
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WANTEINTo BUY OR SELL ALL
kinds OF furniture and household
goods, Repairing and upkolptering
at short notice. A Rybner, 226 25th
street. 4-30-6mo
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It's the business Of the Druggist TO
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Primary Held.

The Madison wing OF the Democrot;,.
party in Warwick county held n nri-
mary Saturday for the purpose Of nomi-
mating delegates to the williamsburg
senatorial and Legislative conventions,
which will be held August 81.
Of course. all Of the delegates named
We're for D. G. Tyler for the State Sem
ate and f. c. Madison for the Honsa
Of Delegates
According to the friends of MIR. Mad
1son the following vote in the districts
OF the county was cast:
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7 The friends OF Mr.. Madison aIso cav
4 tnat not over 20 votes were cost for the
n Ihef candidates. The vote ..or United
states Senator was very snaH.
Conslderable interest is manifested in
{ me decision OF the State Executive
committee which will meet tonight
for the purpose Of serh,ine The
Warwick county chairmansh Ia disnuts
MT. Madison, by the way, issued the
call for the primary in the county SAL
5urday. He did SO as county chairman.
The y ork County Court m eets Thurs
day and on that day all ci the candi-
dates for the Senate and il ouse viii he
on hand to present their claims for the
support of the people, nm
The Williamsburg Exec uttive Commit
tee has called a mass meeting to be
hello at the courthouse next Monday
night for the purpose re eeIctiue dels-
gates to the conventions.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-ELGINs GOLD WATCH. RE
ward for it's return to M. H. HOLT.
at q. c. Hiilyer"s, 10 Twenty eighth
street. S-22-1t
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WANTS.

WANTED-TWO YOUNG WHITE
men to work in lumber yard, driving
wagons principally Give salary
wanted, with reference. LUMBER,
Care Press. S-20-at
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WANTED SMALL. CHEAP Dwell
ling. centrally located. by September
l. or fiat OF or 6 rooms, same sec
ton and time. Box 395. S-19-St
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This is a golden opportunity to Sc
cure fine dress pattern at half price
some special bargains in Ladies'
Misses and Clildren's Oxfords ana
Slippers.
All Summer Underwear at greatly
reduced prices
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Broadway Store
For This Week.

offers the following:
Big lot Of fine 1oc. Organizes so at
Sc. per yard
All of our fine &c.. 2oc and 25c. Or
candies go at 1oc. per yard.
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