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TRIBUTE TO BENJAMIN NJ STARR

TRIBUTE TO BENJAMIN N. STARR.
10 the Editor ~ The Tribune
s,-. BAntaroin NJ Starr formerly OF Brookheld.
conn. died in Hartford, Conn. August s. in the
r,n.-v-f-st year OF his age. az the residence o.
bis daughter Mrs. williams. wife OF A W. 9 VIII
ANS treasurer and manager ~ the Capewel
Horse Nail Company OF Hartford. He was porn
n Brookneld Fairfield County Conn, and was
IRON, sturdy stock Of true and patriotic men and
women In his very early life IN brooKneo ne
.1or,s5 tha trade Of cabinet making. and was
one 81 the best IN the trade; his work is preserved
N many families today beautiful and artisuc
=. ba,or 80 pe-fect He married early in life and
bsd one daughter whose home in Hartford had
beoor,e his after the death % HIS wife, over seven
vears ago At thirty-one ne ioined the Congrega-
+lonal Church IN BrookAeld and was an active
mani her and officer for many years he was SO
eer.le and kind that every one loved him. He en-
-s-ed into POLITICS early in life. and was wing
q, +ba early DAYS and sfterv'ard a true Repuoh-
0sr during all these years. and had never ralieo 10
So s,rca h. was tvveuty-one for President Of the
United States, and expected 70 vote 'or MI W
z-,,1ev next wear for President Two things hao
49,, ,,+Ares+Ad him; his Bible the treasure
ro,sa - his soul and The New-York tribune
which he had taken for over forry-fve years was
he daily comfort and he felt That no paper
.oualled f. His life had been truly sweet ana Sc
rene and he died very Ledce-C- J-1sor Who
same day MS pastor. the Rev. b'' I~'"iSo' wiz
was taken away 50 suddenly. -,-,.a.,s c,L,,r,t
where good many friends me- 10 ,a o.TT y law
away this good man 20 MS resi- rom a. a. 1sv r.
main and the remarks or ne paslO,. -. and
~ r~o,.,o-v and love will BE- long remember 4-
ere were funeral services also a. 40 ~,
rome Of MS daughter where ne 49o 1'a cs(lr1TH
Xeys-York city. Aug a 1899
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

..-,,, ,..,t., .............. 800
tilhIut ~. ..-............... % -
a, IIs'S ~ .................. $500
Guests Of Ia a.. I0q[e',f P PGes 1850
Blrthdav money OF the infant class OF me re
formed church ~ Metuchen. y J.. per Fran q.
IS Il Gsna,.., Nontclair J......... 10 %
FntertainrAnt given nv some LITTLE girls IN 40
povlaetown. Penn. .---t-
r-ror1 The C,arhondale Penn. local committee 80
Nth Kent conn Christian Endeayor society "a
per George Page. - =.
Tirs, r-esbvtertan Church Newtovn. n y per "a
lame. I. NJ Hathaway ~"
Grove meeting Grove Beach. Conn PCT 1908
Proceed. q, an entertainment given IN a !R
cabin by Howard bsdeau' r'"iO'1 400
and LeoharI btIiea-o.5 ............. II 295 q
g.. ,soo ..............si4.iOo %
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AhERiCA-
WEST INDIES ETC.

,mos s, p md.t F M Ht de. ' per
wEDNEsDAY-At 73o A. tor Ia PLATA soun;,ies
io:so a. M tor America except COSTA Risal ara
,oa'h Pssns poTs . per 10 5-aef per Fnsnce5 az
1880 m sgpgteme G4 TnsJs-9 I. fI - ptr
Pretoria p n f7r cuba va Havana sIso IN
T:9h Yu Sesaran5s letter: for other paris M1
he directed Seguranca'l. A. m tr N'r'
Brazil. per IAsbonense, via cara MaranA~m ana
N and r So
as m Tor Jamaica per , ,teamc co ION r,.yn.
stTtRpAY-At 2:3o a N for Newfoundland per 5 .
Carthagenlan. from Philadelphia a. 10 A. m. t0r Sew
fcindisnd per Orinoco a. 10 a NJ supplement ry
i09o % 9r 1879 M Tor Fortune Island
s:Ts4s Tor c6:a F fna !
A. 10 a a. toT sra and Po 40 Janeo Letters fr
North Brazil and Ia Plata conn'5es mus be a'ses..
vP'1s1 II wa Port-au-Pruce Oetiers Tor curacao.
s1sngs9 ne Iri pins When m At ii e. N or cuba
Per $ Havana Havana detters must ~ tireS,:i
a5 R:F B a1ssas Per a. !. . Ella 49, , =,
sr .i.aner from go Sort K s sydney '''
Nt tssncs oi BY .,saer close a; his o daily SO
.eonnstns Nal. For Maueion by ran 20 Boston. ard
thence by steamer close a. this o'T ,@ aS Fla ard
thence by steamer close al this once daily snoeg,
s MSndsy' Wednesday and FRIDAY Mai. or cuba ~
Ill a. Miami Fla. and thence ny steamer. c,1se az
50 o@~e every Monday. TUESDAY and SATURDAY =.
.9.9o a m (the connecting closes are on iuTsidl ~
t.,"rdav1 Mails for Mexico cry. overland uhlrsss
~ac.Wv addressed for dispatch by steamer c",s -
-. o4ice daily al go d. and I'D IN. hs,'
- Co.,a Rica Belize Puerto Corte< ana NuAte'st.
-, Iii - New orleans. and thence by steamer ,t.s-
=, -. oesce daily at 70 tconnecthS loses 100
al nd tuesdays Costa R.ca and Mondays
s ps,szs Puerto Cortez and Guatemala It-g,sterrt
10y cio.s. AZ & D. previous day Unregistered NAL
rrosss a, q o. m. second day bsfore
''' ~ TRANSPACIF1C MALI -, -.
,,.u. Tor china and japan. per = empress oi J.ps.
1ron vancouver). close here daily up 70 AuFut W 80
ce,n - Mails for Hav all per = - Austrdua ,trot.
~ ppnciscoI close here daily up 20 August us az
an = a. Malls FOR Australia except West Austrs.ial
1Swsu and FL Islands. per : = howera from van
y,'si rs az p. Malls FOR china Japan ans
raw Inv up 10 August 80 ~ $50 ?. m MALL Tor
hefr islands per chip Galec from SAP Fran
49, lose here daily ny 70 August ~ az go p ~.
ssI99l ~ china and Japan per .. :. Tacoma from
Tanoms1 close daily up 20 August ~ AZ nso NJ
Australia except those FOR West Australia.
sedch are forwarded via Europe). New Ieaand Harsn
SD and samoan islands. per - =. Aaneie from rsh
rnSsco, Gloss here daily after August II ann ny -
ssotsn,hsr II $50 m Or on day Oh as-tsl Z. .
S,pS,nsnia which will probably arrive september II 49,
spn,e- mall are f5rwa rded port Of sailing daily
sod the schedule % closing u arranged on Ue
,nnton n their uninterrupted overland transit meg
istsres mail closes at 6 .. M previous daN
CORNELIUS VAN COT iostWas'ef'
Postorace New-York. y. =. August H. lssv.
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE. issued W4dnesdays - ysn,
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CRUISE OF JAMAICA BAY YACHT CLUB

CRUISE OF JAMAICA BAY YACHT Gil D.
College Point Long Island. Aug line "ee'
the Jamaica Bay Yacht club, which assemble -
las, night sailed to the eastward this morhhs Oh
,ts annual cruise. The cruise VIII last amour ~"
weeks The feet will touch mex ~ a, r.
., -. Tho members will De the guests or the
r,o,,g,aston Yacht club. On Wednesday the Meet
viu assemble on sea GIN and be- entertained py
,he Sea Gin Yacht club. and on THURSDAY VIII
,.lsit oyster Bay and Centre Island. the sea"an-
baka Cortnthian Yacht Club being the host On FIJI
day the fleet will stop at the bridgeport ia'"'
C,l,b,s anchorage al Black Rock. Conn. ana on
SATURDAY IT will drop anchor In Morris cave ar III"
guests of the Pequot Yacht club. fleet OF neaty
twenty boats and more than a hundred neri"e's
and guests started ,
lust prior TO the start large sllken pennanI
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(shod r. read DAILY ny all interested ns changes may
occur a. any timej - ooo
Foreign malls f0r the week ending Ausust ~ Isse.
will promptly In all casesl A. the Genera
,oioUs Parcels Mails close one hour carrier
than closing time shown below
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
Tt -ESDAY-At FOR Europe. per =. 'hal-f
Wilhelm de- Crosse Cherbourg southampton am
Bremen. Al q. m supplementary 1870 q. M tlI
ireland per 'Servia, via Queenstown letters ~
Furoue must BE- directed per Servia >. Al v a NJ
esltn1'ieusrrarv 1919 a M for Europe. per =
.Cyric vie Queenstown Oetters must be- directed per
ONmrC'1 - -
WEDNEsDAY-At A. m Complementary a. ~ 10
F,uroue uer 'St. Paul, VIA southampton AZ = = ~
1sunpeuentary 1880 a. M for Eur0pe per Ger
manic via Queenstown. al 1913" a. NJ. Tor Belgium
di-act per kensngton detters must 10 drecte9
per Kensngt0nJ -,-. ,,.t.
sATT-RDAY-At a. m for France. swtzerlanS: lay,
s1str Portugal Turkey Egypt and British India. yer
s. s. ia Bretague Havre detters or other p@r.s
~ Europe must directed per la Bretasne p ~
a. m for Netherlands direct per $ 9terlsnl va
Rotterdam directed = tt-f'lsfH
az 10 A m f1r scotland direct pr - r in-Srla. -
Glasgow detters must he directed per turnsssla =
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per : :. 'Tn.bra. queenstown. AZ II - 49,.
Norway direct. s. HeNa letters must o. o''''''N
Der
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spRTNTFD
on tuesdays take Printed Matter. etc t1r GERMANY,
and Specially Addressed Printed Matter etc for oln-r
nsrts ~ BUR pc American and White star -teafners
IN Wednesdays German steamers On lhirria. ; so
runsrd French and German steamers on Saturihys
,a[s p-,rrsd Nattar etc flr an countries for Thi'n
they are advertised mall -.,--.,.
.fta- The closing n the supplementary transatsAto
mails named above. additional suppiementaIy u'ss
opened on the piers of the American Eneis. -
and remain open until "i.h 80
minutes u the nour u sailing y steamer.
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SCFOONERS
Nama

Racing measurements % ~ChoonerS-f'on to't +,
Ariel s. So Amorita - 50. Quiset'a. III
TIM on MARKS
Evening journal., 1899-04-07
THE WEATHER

New York Herald Forecast-In the
Middle States and New England to-
day. partly cloudy to cloudy weather
and higher temperature win prevail
With fresh TO brisk southeasterly 10
northerly winds. increasing ON the
coasts. followed by rain.
On Saturday, cloudy to partly cloudy
waather VITA preva.a. preceded by rain.
with s'tlght temperature changes and
fresh variable winds. followed by
clearing
On Sunday, fair and slightly WARMER.
European steamers now sailing will
nave MOSTLY easterly and northeasterily
winds this sdde OF the Banks.
Forecast for Friday.-Easter Penn.
sylvaInia. New Jersey, Delaware and
Maryland, rain Friday. with inereas.
lrlg winds. Saturday fair
Evening journal., 1899-04-07
PRETTY cHuRcH cEREMoNY.

Central Presbyterian Church was
crowded last night at one Of the mesi
attractive weddings which has ever been
solemnized there. II was that of Miss
Florence Richards Primrose and Thomas
Jefferson Talley, Jr. The church was
beautifully decorated. palms and lilies
predominatlng. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. r. A. McCurdy. d d.
pastor OF the church.
The bride was attended by Miss Eliza
beth Wilson as maid Of honor. The
bridesmaids We're Miss Ellen Primrose
Miss Lucy Primrose. sisters OF the bride.
Miss Elizabeth Primrose, OF Phlladel.
phia. cousin. and Miss Fannie Me.
Causland. OF this city. The bride was
charmlngly gowned in white silk. with
berthe Of duchess lace. and carried a
shower bouquet OF bride roses and lilies
OF the valley. Her veil was caught with
a bunch of orange blossoms Miss vii.
son. the maid Of honor. wore white or
candle over pink silk and carried
bunch Of pink bridesmaid roses. The
maids Were similarly attired In effective
frocks cf white organdie and carried In
their arms great branches OF Easter lilies
Mrs. Primrose. mother Of the bride
wore handsome gown Of black duchess
satin, trimmed with duchess lace. and
Mrs. r. j. Talley mother Of the groom
was beautifully attircd in violet broca
ded satin and carried vlolets.
Pcrlo g. raicy brother of the groom
acted as best man. and the ushers we're
Claude Tallcy Henry c. McComb. Edgar
McComh Charles Motcheit Frank
Matchott. Frank McCausland ana Benia.
min Hayeler Jr. OF Philadelphia. Fho
bride was given away by her brother. j
G.. McComhs Primrose.
Following the ceremony a supper was
served TO the bridal party al the home
of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Taney left
at 1850 for wedding trip North. Upon
their return they viii reside on Van Bu-
rem street near Delaware avenue They
VIII be rendered a large reception by
Mrs. Talley. mother of the groom. on
April lS They received large number
of beautiful presents.
Evening journal., 1899-04-07
COSTLY sRTTTNG .noP

NS'@AAAA ohA'AI4NG FOil "A IUUIH.
The SOLITARY tooth OF Buddha is to be
contained in what wssl probably be slhe
mist valuable Golfer i'm the world. A
Shan chieftan recently sen5 to the
Mculmeln, in Buumah, an emerald
worth, it is declared. two lakhs OF ru-
pees, in order that the Burmese Bardd-
hists might include It among the Jew
els w'hddh they are now going to send
TO Oeylon in order 20 adorn the tooth
ho.d.ng Golfer. JeweIlry worth so, 900
rupees had been already received from
Langoon and Mandalay; and the Moul-
maln Buddhisd have themselves Sc
cured jcwe.ry to THE value of $4,000
rrpsss. Thus the tci1al vame II ths
jswelry alouirg THE Golfer will be
about three and a half ,akhs.-London
Chronicle
Evening journal., 1899-04-07
THE UNPARDONABLE SIN.

Representative King, OF Laurel. one
OF the three members OF the Legisla-
ture who acted so treacherously to-
wards the Democratic party. need not
expect to hide behind disclaimers and
defiant declarations The proof OF his
political perfdy is that he voted for
J. Edward Addicks for Undted States
senator THAT is fact which even he
Will not deny. It is matter OF record,
and cannot be wiped out.
He has sent to the Democratie State
Central Committee letter in which he
says.
absolutely refuse to sever my con-
nection with the Democratic party. IL
takes parties Of the first and second
part to complete this transaction.
] also win respectfully decline TO re-
sign my seat in the House OF Repre-
sentatiyee. | know no reason why
should resign; have violated no law;
committed no crime against The people
Of this state; neither have / violated
my oath OF Office.
Having refused to sever his connec-
tion with the Democratic party. it only
remains for that organization to sever
its connection with him, thing which
can be easily done. Sussex county has
a party organization, and so has Lit
tie Greek hundred. They can reeuse
to recognize him as a Democrat, and
also refuse TO permit him TO partici-
pate In amy Of the party's affairs When
that Is done, ali is dome. and he Is no
longer a Democrat in the practical
sense OF the term,
when the State Central Commlitee
requested him to resign his office. Il
had no idea that he would comply
with the request Frcm a person go
lest TO manhc3d and hcnor. nothing CT
a manly or hcnoych.a character could
be reasonsIbly expected.
He says that he has violated no law,
committed no crime. ana vio.atsd no
oath. This is h.gh-fcwn talk To- come
from one so delhased. The peopie cf
Delaware ho,d him to-day as man
who has violated every pnrcip.e which
should be held sacred, and from now
On to the end cf the history Of the
state he Will occupy Cne Of the darkest
pages cf it's annals. Time does not
soften the public ,eelirig toward him,
II anything it hardens It, Nothing
which he can say or do can relnHtate
him In public tolerance Ito say nothing
OF public favor. He lis one OF three
who committed the unpardonaIble sin
in politics.
Evening journal., 1899-04-07
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The people OF the Sixth indiana Con-
gneeslonal district viii be known after
Saturday next as johnson immmnes.
Indianapolis journal
M the Missouri Legislature will
make the penalty for train robbing a
Ittie higher-say about IS fine and
costs-we really believe there can be
some convictions in Jackson county
Kansas City Journal.
The spaniards in Madrid are en-
deavoring 40 convey the impression
that they are warlke and formidable
Nv few interdhanges OF duelstic con-
versation.- Washington Star.
The fashion a man has Of keeping
his hands in his pockets is, perhaps.
not elegant, but II is not morally cup
pable as is the practice OF putting his
hands in the pockets of someone else.
London Judy.
The German beauty. successively
ahe wife OF Count Won Moltke, Franz
Won Lenbaoh, the painter, and DR..
Schweninger Bsmarck's physician,
could not have made a better record
had she Lived in Chicago kansas City
Times
The people are denounaing the for
nation of trusts and the combinations
are going ahead organizing new ones
evtry day. Some time there will be a
Cash between those opposing elements
and somebody wiz ge. hurt.-Peoria
Herald.
The duty Of the executive until Con-
grgss ahaG otherwise direct, is AMPLY
TO hold The Philippines as territory be-
lcnetng 90 the United sI,ates, to restore
and maintain order. and TO afford the
irhahitunts every Opportunity 10
prosecute Their lawful pursuits -Phila-
delphia Record
Evening journal., 1899-04-07
REGISTERS ORDER.
ORDER.
REGISTERS Office.


New Castle County, Del. Feb. %, 1899.
Upon the application of Susanna Cur
rinder administratrix Of George w. Cur
rinder, late Of White Clay Creek hundred.
ia said uounty, deceased, Il is ordered and
directed by the register that the adminis-
tratrix aforesaid give notice of granting
of letters of administration upon the es-
tate Of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertise
ments to be posted within
forty days from the date OF such
letters In six Of the most public places
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the
estate to present the same, or abide by
an act OF Assembly IN such case made
and provided: and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period IN
the Evening Journal, "A newspaper pup
lishcd in Wilmington, Del, and to be con-
tinucd therein three weeks (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal OF
office of the Register aforesaid, at
Wilmington. in New Castle County
Il. 81 aforesaid. the day and year above
written.
CALVIN W. cRossAN,
Register.
Evening journal., 1899-04-07
Ladies' Furnishings.

We have given greatly increased space for the sale and
display of Laoes Neckwear Collars and Cuffs
Many new effect in long Ties Fourn Hands Stocks
and Pufs from 25c upwards -
Indian Head Collars and Cuffs for ladies AZ the best
made the correct shapes and heights in Collars for 2sc
Cuffs SC sc and 25c pair
and G Cc,sels7-You have probably read in your fa
vote magazine something regarding the and G Corsets-
be fully acquainted with their merits you should examine
them-syle 397 ct - is of the popular styles
shown
Should you he accustomed wearing other makes they
will be found here well
Evening journal., 1899-04-07

Our contemporary the Morning
News" must have added a musical
critic, ornitho.ogist, entcmolog.st.
mLnliner ana merchant tailor to its re-
portorlal stan. as the following epic
on the advent OF Spring Clearly indH-
Gates: There were numerous evidences
Of Spring in this city yesterday. Or
gan-grinders were heard en- the streets;
a phoebe bird waIlbled tn Brandywine
Park a tutterfy fiuttered ovsr the
race bank, girls with bright Spring
hats paraded Market street, blcyc.es
were seen everywhere, ana cvercoats
were not genra.ly worn by mem" We
presume that Daniel Dchl is the phoebe
tsrd which wnrtndf inl ElnndyW ne
Park, and that ]. Edward A3dncks is
the BUTTERFLY which futtered over tAe
race. However. Ii is mercy a suppo-
sition Of ours that the whole N rg is
deep pcaaticai a-iosory
Evening journal., 1899-04-07
BABTEs IN TWENTY
EIGHT DAYS IN ONE TOWN.

Spckane's population is growing fast.
M-re babies made their appearance in
this city laet month than in any month
since Spokane had its big demonstra-
ZION over the first baby born in the
town. Dr. Potter has compiled his
health report FIR February. 1t is as
follows ''Sixty-ona births" Sixty-one
babies, and February is the shortest
month Of the year. too OF the little
seop,e who g,addened sixty-one Of the
homes in Spokane last month thlr;y-
foar were boys and twenty-seven were
g.rs. spokane Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1899-04-07
No nRlArrn ppnurn

urcn Investigating the case of Will
l-am Fair patent medicine man. ar
rested for swindling Dr. Booth. OF New
Fort, cait OF a lot Of patent medicines
YESTERDAY, Chief Do.an found that there
was r. eV.6lercs to that effect against
the prisoner and he was DISCHARGED
Detective Whsi and Oficer Pierce arr
rested Fair.
Evening journal., 1899-04-07
KENNARD & co.
02I-623 Market Street.
SPECIAL SALE OF
New Dress Goods.
We will offer tomorrow balance of this seasons All
Wool Suitings excellent quality and STYLE 3oc from Soc

Particularly attractive assortment of the latest and most
desirable dress fabrics in all the popular coorng zsc ST.
$25 $5o and So yard Many separate patterns with no
duplicates
Black Crepons-These very popular will be used
right through the entire particularly for separate
skirts CrePons possess two important points of excellence
very light weight and great durability Many designs at
ST. $T.25, $rso. ST. IS ST. $25o So and So so yard
White Silks-For Summer wear white always desira
BILE This season unusually White Silks for waists we
show in great proiuon Plain White Tsetas at IS and 8s
cents and ST.. Tucked Taffeta ST. rs and $25o White
Polka Dot and Corded effects in Taeta at ST. ST. IS and
s 80 a yard
Evening journal., 1899-04-07

1858 yards fancy Dimity,
really the patterns you would
select yourself for your own
or the family dresses, perfectly
fast in colors; perfect and full
pieces A mistake in price;
we did not want to hold them
to it, but they said the mistake
was theirs, and it gives them
to you at Sc a yard.
Evening journal., 1899-04-07

session? Who nominated this Judas E?
Was Il the Union Repunbhcaas? But
one might as we'll read a letter CT ex-
PLANTATION from Judas lscariot ON the
betrayal OF Christ. or Gre from Bene-
dict Arnold ON the pare be played in
the fight Of this country Tor indie
pendence. as any statement manat.ng
from one of this treacherous ,egisla-
tive trio.
Evening journal., 1899-04-07
FEIL THROJrCH THE noun

White working en- Che steamer Nam
ticket Samuel Heckerdcrn. shin
carpenter al the Harlan and Honiaps-
wcrh Company. fell through the hold
us afternoon and injured hrnssF. HIS
i-et was badly bruised ard several
teeih We're kuceked cut. He was taken
70 MS home near RanCroft s Banks
m the Phoenix ambulance.
Evening journal., 1899-04-07
For Saturday,

100 Ladies' Wrappers, that
we know the equal of them
has never been approached in
Quality or price, not even by
ourselves, from &c down to
67c.
Evening journal., 1899-04-07
TRIAL TRIP sl-ccE.s.sFtr,

Weird has been received at the Hsr-
Ian and HOsAngsworth Ccmpanv that
the steamer kerSnaw on a short trial
Yesterday aiternccn on the Delaware
rNer made more than sixteen knots
an h-ur- the required speed. She lett
the Delaware river this afternoon at Q
crlcek for Baltimore and Will be given
aro.1sr speed trial en- route
Evening journal., 1899-04-07
UDGMENr FoR p1-AINrTrr

in Magistrate Kelicy's court This
morning the suit OF tho receivers Of
George H. Mccall against Joseph n. wei
din for Ne4s due for material supplied
on contracts was decided in favor of the
plaintiff for the fall amount Hugh C..
Browne and W. IT. Lyman represented
the plaintiff, and George Lodge the de-
ferdant.
Evening journal., 1899-04-07

The Quay men are carrying the pri-
maries in the several counties OF Penn
sylyania. but the anti-Quay men con-
tlnue to carry the Legislature and TO
hold up their end Of the Investigation.