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Evening journal., 1899-01-10
SMALL. VERY SMALL.

ElecWhere in this issue OF Every
Evening will be found the fun text of
the message Of Governor Ebe w. Tlln-
nell to the General Assembly of Della
ware, which was read In both houses.
at late hour yesterday afternoon,
after the breaking of the deadlock and
the fun organization Of the House of
RepreE entatives. as WAS fully reported
by special dispatches to this paper.
We desire to SAY that an advance
copy Of the governors message had
been furnished to Every Evening. and
had been i'm type in this office since
last Monday afternoon, but under
pledge however, not to print il until
after it had been read to the Legisla-
ture
We have only to add that Every
Evening kept The pledge that IL gave
ari That Inc request for that pledge
WAS mercy Requirements that repu-
table mon would take p,easure I'm COM
plying wfth.-E Every Evening
emnil very smnll indeed, Is This at
tempt TO east d,ecredlt on the victory
OF the Evening Journal over Every
Evening and impugn the honor of the
man who so completely and success
fully administered the defeat.
The dimtnutiveness Of Every Even
ing's editor surely is pitiful and the
first thought OF utter contempt turns to
one of pity.
The above editorial in Every Even
ing has for its sole purpose the hope
OF influencing he public to believe that
George Carter, Of the Evening Journal.
broke faith with the secretary Of state
and forfeited his honor by printing the
governors message on Friday. 1t also
wishes TO convey the idea that Every
Evening allowed Itself to be beaten
sooner than break the pledge it had
been compelied to give.
Such a purpose is thoroughly con
temptble in view Of the facts.
Mr. Gutter said yesterday: u had the
free and full consent Of Secretary OF
State Hughes 90 publish the meeeage
in Fridays Evening Journal Mt
Hushes wlll verify this"
Now TO get az the truth Of Every
EVENINGS position. It's defeat wa.
! brought about by the fact that Mr.. Car
tor's newspaper energy was on this &C.
cas.cn beyond the comprehension of
Every Evenings representative. The
! message Was read in the Legislature
carry In the afternoon anI not Late
as Every Evening lays Alr. Garter
went to Secretary Hughes and secured
the release of the mes age-the propei
mode OF procedure. Every Evening
could have secured the release had 81,
correspondent nave called on Mr.
Hughes. The secretary Of state car
Aafdly be expected 20 Geek Every
Evenings Cjlior or nows editor at m,
umo ine message was bcing read ana
hrusi into their hands a card labe,e
! The governors mco age. which yo,
have had i'm type for a week is nov
news. Use 10 this afternoon.
Better Every Evening had acceptc
lle deieatwith g1od grace. BY thoias
tard.y insinuatiou quoted above .h
n.ne readers viii Judge the caarac.c
OF all It's consonts
However let Every Evening r.a.
on. Mr.. Cartsr's g1eat icvrnaNs,i
scoop 's known to the people. VINO an
preciate live newspaper worlx-T6
Wilminntrn gun
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
BLANKETS

Makers price does not hg-
ure in it. You can buy them
for about the cost of the wool.
Big sale Of Ribbons on
Wednesday.
Good goods for low prices
are 50 plentiful with us that
you will have to hear of them
every day for this and next
week.
Time you were buying that
Sewing Machine for your
wife. You promised it long
ago. Come get it and You
will have the benefit of the
reduction we are giving toi
this and next week.
New Designers and Stan
dard patterns arrived to-day,
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
CONIMENDABIIs NEWSPAPER EN-
TERPRISE

George Carter, the alert representa-
tive Of the Evening Journal at Dover
during the session OF the Legislature,
who "scooped' all his daily contempo-
raries by being first to publish the gov
ern3r's message. emphaticaly denies
the implication that he was enabled to
secure his scoop through a breach
OF faith with Governor Tunnel Mr.
Carter says he had the fun permission
Of Secretary of State Hughes to use the
message, provided the papers contain
ing 10 dad not reach Dover before the
meEeage had been read to both houses
Of the legislature AS il had been
read before the Journal got TO the capl-
tad his work wac simply a commend
able piece of newspaper enterprise
Sunday Sehr.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
cOnINTsgION APPOTNTED.

The following commission was ap-
pointed yesterday to bui,H a new road
in Mil Greek hundred and TO straight
en- the c'd Fou.k road ID the same Dis
trict: j. watkins Ccoch, Reuben sat
ferhBsiie, John Evans, w. p. Biges
and ]. H. Watson The c0mmlssioL
win hear those in favor and those who
oppose the building of the new rsad OF
the strengthening CT the old one, and
make a return to the Fberuary term
OF the court.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
OFIFICERS INSTALLED

The following officers were INSTALL
ed at Washington Lodge No. T. K. OF
p, last evening: Charles E. White, c.
c.; Francis s. Brbd-ey r.; Samuel F.
Marshall, NJ of W.. Howard o. Moore
NJ. of F.; Charles Lpipncott, NJ. Of f.;
George w. Moore. x. of r. and S.. Max
Ephraim. NJ at A.; Jacob Cramer. L
G.; Shmue' J. Allen o C. The newly
elected vice-commander. George Car
ter vas out of the city. and viii be
lr-Lel..i at later dats.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
vARRFN DEMONSTRATIONS.

The Warren Athletic Club vSs or
ganized last night with the following
officers: President, Dr. II. G. Buck
master; yice-president, DIR. p A. Tray
nor; secretary j. e. Fahey; treasurer,
Thomas Herlihy President Buck
master appointed the following COM
mittees: By-laws-Horace Mcdaniel
DR.. P. A. Traynor Thomas Herlihy
w. c. Dizer and s. Berry. HeadQuar-
ters-F'rank Buckmas,er William Ho-
gan and Robert MuNen.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10

1t has been but a few weeks since
the Every Evening singled out for q
personal and uncalled-for attack
Senator Webster Blakely, Of the New
Castle county delegation. Until the
polls were closed It pursued him ma
Mciouely. but without effect. On Sat
urday it came out editoriaLy as fol-
lows: "Sgate Senator Webster j. Bake
ny and Representative George Frizzei
have secured rooms at the Capital HO-
tel. and propose to remhin in Dover al
nights during the session Of the Legis-
iature, in order that their constituents
may have ample opportunity to confer
with them upon matters of legislation.
Their example is one thht the rest OF
the members may well eRulate with
profit" There must be method in this
madness. Senator Blakely is to-day the
same man that he was before the gem
erag election was held. We do not be-
Meve that thie methodical bit of cdr
torial matter will be regarded by him
as compensation, in whole or in part
for the shameful treatment Of a few
weeks ago. II would have been more
dignifed and graceful had the Every
Evening kept silent. No doubt it has
an axe Of some sort to grind, and now
finds that it requires Senator Blakely's
assistance.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
ODD FELLOWS MEETING

"a special session Of the Grand
Lodge Of Delaware, l. o. o. F., will be
neld in this city on January "a. A
special committee was appointed at hte
last meeting of the Grand Lodge to
arrange for a public and social demon
stration, and It is for the purpose that
the session is being held.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
No INSPECTION

There was no Inspection yes
lerday. as announced in the morn
ing papers. OF the ash wagons by the
Street and Sewer Department The de-.
parment had no intention OF making
such an inspection, as Contractor sta.
ham is aware Of the requirements OF
tine bard regarding wagons and II he
does NOT live up 20 them .hs
city we'll do the work and charge /,
10 the contractor.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10

Another equally at
tractive offering
purchased a quantity
Of Brooks best quail
ity six cord Cotton in
40, so, 60, white.
This cotton came in
little tin money boxes
we have solo all the
boxes and now offer
the cotton at &c per
spool. No better un
glazed cotton is made
and this brand takcS
rank among the best
of well-known n axes
#of spool cotton.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
CoRoNER,s INvEsTTGATIoN.

Coroner Ashbridge. of Philadelphia,
has not yet proved, through his inyes-
tigaton, whether Henry Erbsmehi,
the Laurel jeweieT. whose body was
found floating in the Delaware came
to his death by accident or foul pay.
Relatives of Erbsmehl claimed his
body last night and they were taken
to Laurel to-day for inteTment.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
unNn.e rrrrcn

we oher one Hundred Dollars Reward
ior any case Of catarrh that can not be
cured 10y liaHs Cuiarrh Cure
+. j. CHENEY a CO. props Toledo ID
We Tho undersigned have kuuuu D. 4
Cheney tor the last i' wears. and believe
him periectll honorable in on hueincse
transactions and hnancaMr able TO carry
out any oelis tone made by their hrm
Toledo Q.
WALDlNG klNSAtr Z. MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists Toledo ohio.
Halls Catarrh cure IS taken internally
acting directly upon the blood ana mu.
ccus surfaces Of tho system. Price sc
per bottle. Sold by al Druggists. Tcsti.
monials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10

Postmaster-General Cnar.es Emory
Smiths paper. the PniiOde.phia Press
evidently does not think any the BET
OF J Edward Add.clls FOR endeavorine
10 bring Postmaster Hugh c. Bncwn,
into official disfayor. We notice By
bur Dover letter thar this latest Ad.
dicks bluff did no. have the effect o.
keeping Postmaster Browne away IRON
Dover yesterday.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10

IPont turned him down for postmaster
Of Middsegown and appointed John ".
Ioi's to the place; and stin another is
that IN the absence or disability Of the
editor o. The Mddle,own Transcript D.
T.. Bath writes the editorials for tha,
paper
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
KGll2rl &. Co.
For Sale or Rent |

Store and dwelling northeast corner
Fourth and Franklin.
Store and dwelling northwest corner
Second and Harrison.
House No. 225 BroOme street, 1C
rooms, front and back porches and all
the modern conveniences.
Also several 6 and 8 room houses
with all improvements, $40 and s12 PEI
month.
Two 3 room houses with front porch
es, at Fourth and Scott, IS per month
Also a number of houses ranging
from Sc per month upwards, according
TO the locality. Also a number of de
sirable building lots in different sec.
tions Of the city will be sold on month
ly payments. Special terms to build
ers. Desirable tenants can save money
by applying to
p. =. FORD,
S. E. Cor. Tenth and Market Sts.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
NO ACTION TAKEN.

No action was taken at the commit
tee meeting Of the diocese Of De.a-
ware, which met at the residence OF
Rev, c. E. Murray, in regard to the
election Of the bishop Of Idaho. Each
e.anding committee in the country APP
proves or disapproves Of the election
of q bishop.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
TEMPERED ms CAR.

President Frank Thomson, OF the
Pennsylvania railroad, has rendered
the use Of his private car to President
Mckinley II he decides 10 accept the
invitation to the Board Of Trade din
ner In This city on JanuaEy IA.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10

We print to-day the Senate commit
tees appointed this afternoon by Chair
man Salmons. The list shows with
what keen discrimination he has made
his selections, and we feel sure that
his action win meet with public ap-
iproval.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
OFHCrA1s co 10 WASHINGTON.

General Superintendent Xrooks and
Superintendent Barnard left for
Washington to-day in a special car,
attached to the fact mail which leaves
here at GIL O'Clock. They wiz return
this evening.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10

Never nave the people OF
this city seen or heard of such
wonderful Dry Goods selling.
It even astonishes ourselves,
but we have to keep on and
make things lively this month.
Why, it looks like pulling out
a one dollar bill like a piece
of rubber, it goes so far.
Keep your eyes on the pa
pers; some good articles for
little money will attract your
attention, then it is pleasant
to deal with us all around.
You will get the best of atten-
ton.
Black Dress Goods are now
on the run; prices make them
go. Just think of Black Hen
rietta, all-wool, pure dye, real
bona ide 81 Henrietta for so
cents a yard.
1000 yards Outing Flannel.
medium colorings, very fine
soft flannels, SC.
Mems, Women's and Chill.
dren's Underwear our usual
sale of samples-better this
season than ever, 25c for 13c,
soc ones for 25c, 81 ones for
soc, Il and $3.50 for 75c. Il
you have not seen them ask
your neighbors about them.
1000 yards Union Crash
has never been put on the
market before, not the thick
woven crash you are used tC
buying, but a more oper
mesh; think you will like it
This lot at sc a yard to intro
duce it.
We are having a big sale
on Fancy Dress Goods, and i
will do you good to see then
and more good to buy them.
Remember there is a reduc
ton on every article in tn,
store.
36-inch Bleached Muslin
for SIC a yard.
Gloves have just been hum
ming with us; will keep it vi
as long as we can, but it can
be long. You know a 81 kic
glove for 49c when you see il
Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Coats and Capes, som
are half price, but more ar
even less, to a fourth.
You can buy a Black Beave
Jacket for $2.oS from S.. Yor
can buy Black Beaver Cape
/ for $3.50, reduced from S5.5c
You can buy a tan embroic
cred Cape for SI.25, reduce.
from $3.50. You can buy
handsome, stylish tan JACKIE
for $5.o8, from $40. You ca.
buy a Black Kersey Jacket 70
t $4.98, from So. All fresh
this seasons Capes and Jack
et', and we can fit you 9
times out Of 100.
You have to look at OH
t Fur Collarettes before buying
some SO low in prices that
/ does not cover the price {
49,, 1-.,,,r
Evening journal., 1899-01-10

Of ala the Regular Republican newe-
papers in the State the Aliddletown
Transcript was the only one which
criticised the Regular Republicans foi
accepting Democratic aid TO effect OF.
eanizst.cn Of the House. There ar,
three reasons which may be given foi
this One is that the editor Of the MD.
dleucNn Transcript vas party 70 tn.
Hlggins-Bach scheme to organize tn.
HOUSE With 'wsiMam Tharp as ii.
: sp<aksS. Another. is that Colonel Du
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
KGlI1P1 & Co..
62l-622 MarkelSheai.
January Sale.
Two Special
Offerings for
Wednesday,.

Balance of a lot of
h e a WV eig h t un-
bleached CantonFlan.
nels, quality we do
not usually carry, was
bought for a special
purpose and have left
a few pieces Of the lot
have made price
SIC instead of 15c.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
wArKFD OrF THr WHARF.

WiLiam Bacllus, co,ored, Of No. lll7
Tainal street. walked into the Chris
tiana river .est night from King street
wharf. He wes rescued by the crew
from the tug Jansen, and taken to his
home in the patrol wagon.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
M rNIrsr INpIrrArloN

ne Every Evening in an effort 90
eApain Why the Evening Journal was
the only paper In tine country which
Ian--ihed tHe fuN teXt Of Governor
runners biennial meaage TO the Cen
ei1. Assembly ON Friday afternoon
makes iaie imputation that George Car
ter' the legislative correspondent Of the
Evening Journal. committed breach
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
DREDGE PHOENIX zEFT TO-DAY

The dredge Phoenix, belonging tc
the Charles Warner Company, left this
morning FOR the Delaware river oppo
site New Castle, where She is dredg
ing sand. She has just Undergone re-
pairs at the Pusey and Jones Com
|pany.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
pAPER MIrlL MACHINERY.

The Pusey and Jones Company are
shipping paper mill machinery to
South American countries. A carload
OF rolls and an engine were shipped
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
TRYGQAIN-ol TRY GRAIN-O!

Ask your Grocer to-day to show you
package OF CRAIN-O. the new food
drink that takes the place OF coffee. The
children may drink Il without injury as
wen as the adult. All who try II like IT,
GRAfN-O has that rich seal brown Of
Mocha or Java, but IL is made from pure
grains. and tho most delicate stomach re.
selves Il without distress 4 the price OF
coffee. Jr'. and 25cts per package. Sold
Nv all grocers@
Evening journal., 1899-01-10

The Republican House wasted a
week in effeeting organization ana
now It has wasted haH a areek in ad-
journment until Thursday. The State
Senate is attending strictly to business
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
WqIA LEAVE FOR THE SOUTH.

Major Audrurs and l6eutonanc Wal
ter S. MeXandrr who mu2 cred out
the First Delaware Regiment, have
received orders 90 90 90 Columbia. s.
c.. to muster ont the troops Of that
state.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
McoY-sHARKEY FIGHT

The returns Of she MeCoy-Sharkey
fight vii. be received at the Hotel
Wcr-ern, Fourth and Grunge streets,
tonight by special wire.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
sCoW FOR REPAIRS.

A coal socw belonging to the New
York Dredging Company, was run on
the marine railway this morning fol
repairs at Encch Moore's shipyard.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10

DEATH OF DIR. REUBEN ALMOND.
DR.. Reuben Almond aged 81 years,
died on Sunday at his home in
Palmyra, IN. He was b5rning in this
city and moved West in 1913.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-19
COURT HOUSE CONTRACTS
New Residence of Justice to Be Excel.
Ienty Furnished and Equipped.

Copies of the specifications for the
house are ready for inspection at the
Office of the county commissioners. The
flooring is being inserted, so that the
interior equipment is now in order The
specifications are published in five sep
arate pamphlets, divided into specifica-
tions for wooden furniture, metallic
furniture, electric light fixtures, electric
clock and telephone system, and wood
en- counters. The contractor in each
must provide all materials and perform
all work under the direction and to the
satisfaction of Andrews, Jacques &
Rantoul. architects of the court house.
One of the sternest features of the
specifications is as to the fulfillment
of the work, and contractors will real
ize that they have been brought up
with malt. The express stipulations
as vigorously laid down by the commits
sioners are as follows: Should any
contractor at any time refuse or neg
lect to supply a sufficiency of properly
skilled WOrkmen, or of materials of
the proper quality, or fail in any re-
spect to prosecute the work with
rromptness and diligence, or fail in the
performance of any of the agreements
liCI Gil CODldIleu. SuCn refusal, neglect
or failure being certified by the archi-
tect. the commissioners shall be at lib
erty, after three days written notice
20 the contractor, to provide any such
labor or materials to terminate the con-
tract" 1t is provided that all the ma
terials must be furnished and placed
in position by Sept list.
The 81 ecifications call for features
which local lawyers have been little
aware Ct in the past. In the new court
house there will be telephones not only
in the clerks office and in the registry
of probate, but in the county commits
sioners' rooms, the registry of deeds,
the county treasurer's office, and in the
lawyers lobby, which have. heretofore
been without them. All rooms are to
be supplied with electric clocks
The electric light specifications call
for Loot Sawyer Mann, 16 candle power,
ircandescent lamps, or their euuiva-
lent. All the vaults for records, ETC..
and private offices will have special
lights.
The wooden furniture is to be entire
ly OF OAK, kiln dried, and Yale locks
will be employed throughout In the
public office of the registry of probate,
there Will be 46 chairs.
In the specifications for the metallic
furniture, it is required that the work
be steel entire.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-19
THE MARKET ELSEWHERE.

New York, April 1S.-Stock prices ad-
vanced moderately today on profess
sional dealings. Incidents where devel-
opments in the properties accounted for
price movements were many, and man
ipulation was prominent throughout the
days dealings. The abandonment of
the tunnel scheme by Metropolitan was
reflected in a loss of three points IN the
stock and a gain Of over 2 in Manhat
tan. Tennessee Coal and Iron gained
2312 on an expectation of a change in
its finances in connection with a sale of
the cOmpany's railroad.
Colorado Fuel and Iron also advanc-
ed nearly points. The decision b. the
court of appeals in favor of Brooklyn
Transit left that stock nearly points
above yesterdays figures. What was
said to be covering of shorts raised
Burlington points coincident with an
easier tone in the wheat market. \ de-
mand appeared for Louisville and Sou
thern preferred which benefited each
a point The Anthricite coalers were
stronger, the Oft-mooted better regula-
ton of trade possibility again doing ser
vice.
There was talk that an organization
of the capitalization of North American
was being arranged and the stock was
strong.
Call money rates ranged from down
to 4, the quotation of the last loan. Lon
don sold stock purchased yesterday. St
Paul rose about a point on its hand
some statement of earning for the Sc
cond week in April, but profit taking
deprived it of half its gain. The mar
ket closed strong.
Dizziness prevailed in the bond mar
ket, but there was no abatement IF its
recent strength in any issues respond
ing to a semi-investment inquiry To-
tai sales, 81, 935, 900. United States IS re
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-19
GENERAL MARKET NOTES.

Inquiries for steel rails are arriving
from so many foreign countries that
mill agents feel depressed at the many
opportunities which they are losing by
not being able to make deliveries. Ev-
en- at the advanced prices orders for
more than 1900 tons of rails have been
lost in the New York market during
the past week. None of the leading
mills will be able to relieve the situa-
ton for at least three or four months.
The talk on Planters Compress is ex1
tremely bullish. This company has a
right to take Indo-Egyptian stock at 20
of Planters stock.
The American Zinc, Lead and Smelt-
ing company was subscribed privately a
few weeks ago by the United States Oil
company people at $40 per share for 20
900 shares of the par value Of S25 per
share. 1t is understood that there are
less than 100 stockholders, and that the
company is earning $4,000 per month.
A deal has been closed whereby the
Midland Terminal railroad, the Flor
ence & Cripple Creek railroad, and the
Florence reduction works at Florence,
Col, have been sold to a London syndi-
cate for 5000, 600.
W. P. Robinson, general manager of
St Joe & Grand Island, says: Current
proposals indicate that as much winter
wheat will be raised along our road as
a year ago. when the yield was good.
The American Waltham Watch COM
pany knows nothing of any contem-
plated consolidation of watch com
panies. With this and the Elgin com
panies in ignorance there can be little
left for the rumor to stand upon.
The week opens up very firm for cop
per- with prices of spot stock advanced
to 19c for the lake article. Futures,
however, are quoted at 1S12c for June,
1t is understood that B. r. T. is ne
gotiating with the Iron Steamboat
company Of New York to lease or pur-
chase outright the boats of that com
pany and its pier leases in this borough
and the west end of COney Island. The
object is to acquire absolute control of
all the passenger business to and from
COney Island.
Coal traffic to the west over the
Reading road last week was the heav-
lest in the history of the road.
St. Paul is the feature among the
grangers on the excellent traffic return
for second week of April
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-19

IN THE COPPERS.

~,
tan continues TO furnlsh GOOD cop
per news The Copper Mountain
group lately purchased by LeWlsohn
bros. OF Boston is TO undergo system
atlc development at once. Mines
dIouhu bingham are showing up pet
Ter IN copper, and the rumor that Utah
CONSOLIDATED is to be taken into the
copper combination has given another
impetus to prospectors William A:
Farlsh mas hnlshed his examination OF
the Overland at Sunshine for the Bos-
ton shareholders, and is now inspecting
properties at Bingham He reports
that the overland is commemorate
proposition.
The 10000 shares Of the capital stock
OF the Elm River Copper Mining Com.
pany have been allotted. the bulk OF
the STOCK going to New YORK supscrlo-
ers. The total capitalization is 100 GOO
shares OF par value OF Sl2, OF which
one-ndH was oHeFeu LOT SUBSCRIPTION,