The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
The Evening Journal Owners Object to the Publi=
a cation Of the Sale But the News Will
and Must Be Told.
GEORGE A. ELLIOTT THE MOVER.
He Is the Assignee Of j. New|in Gawthrop and
Wants the $780, Mr.. Elliott Has Another
Claim OF $3.50 and Henry A.
Dupont Claims $685.

Claim OF Sl,35O and Henry A.
Dupont Claims S2,636
The Evening Journal is to be sold at Sheriff sale
-ex, saturday to Satisfy claim of George A. Elliott who
one Of the of the journal The question has been ask
rd why should Mr. Elliott sell the paper if is paying in
ycsmcn? Paying investment. Who ever dreamed such
thing: Here is Sherhs notice of sale which the journal
did not want appear in print. The people of Wilmington
want the and want all the and it is because The Re-
PUBLICAN print. all the that this free notice is in
order that the public may have chance to buy this enter
prise that has been often offered tor sale.
SIIERIFFS SALE!
By virtue of a writ of III Fo to me directed will be en-
posed to public sale the premises, the s. W.
Fourth and Shipcy streets in the city of Wilmington, New
Castle county, State of Delaware Saturday. the 2d day of
November, ioo at O'Clock P NJ. The follow ing ecrihed
persona. n T"rr rI E all Betting eGd IT "%I S" "%t 10 "s
power Electric Motor, with Betting and Sh"tting lot mpr-
ing Stones lot Type, lot Printers Stands, lot Cases lot
Gacys, Proof Press lot Ch'se~ l." Cuts, suss, Leads,
Metal Melting Pot Bulletin Boards, small Electric Motor,
shafng and Betting Electric Fan and Light Fixtures
lot of White Paper. Type Writer, lot of Desks, Stands,
Tables Chairs Books, Newspaper Files l satr Contracts
Subscriptions Books and Accounts The Evening journal, its
Name and all its Franchise Goodwill and Unexpred Lease.
Seized andtakc execution the property of tlc Journal
Printing Company, corporation existing under the laws Of
Delaware and be sold by Samuel A. Mclaniel Sheriff,
Sheriff Office Wilmington DEL, November -, 1901 Sew
cra newspaper learned of this sale and inquired at the
Journal Office for the reason They told that the present
intended buy it in and that the sale was only being
that the Company wanted to make and they did not
want to do while these judgments hanging them.
request made not to say anything about it in the papers
as the owners did want it generally known. This
request was made of the REPUBLICAN but do not intend to
suppress anything of such low order that
An investigation was made and the following judgments
were found at the Court House.
Duplex p. p Co. vs. journal Printing Co., G. 3, $50,
ell by plaintiffs attorney Assigned to Security Trust and Safe
Deposit, July 10, 1900.
p. j. Ford vs. journal Printing Co., G. g. 347, $500,
No 81, M May 1899 levied and stayed by PLAINTIFFS at
p j. Ford VS. journal Printing Co.. G. 3, 461, $1,000
No 5 f May 1900, Levied by order of pantits attorney
Elliott vs. Journal Printing Co.. H. 3, 2S' $3.50, No.
H. A. DUPONT vs. Journal Printing Co., II, 3: 272,
$2G,G,OO No. 14O, fl ia, May I, 1901.
The following is the claim which the paper is being
sold, aud as it is claim for rent, comes III first
Geo. A. Elliott, assignee of ), Newlin Gawhmp vs. Jour
nal Printing Co., Judgment bond $16oo real debt $780, filed
October 49, 1901 date of bond May 2S 1901 date of payment
june |, 1901. Fl a No. 80 Nov. tcrm 1901.
Several of the jug gmens have been assigned and perhaps
settled but the above is copied from the books the Court
House 1t does look queer, don't it, that the paper should be
the sale to be made to get rid of number of old judy
mcns that had accrued while the paper owned by Ed
wards but this can hardly he the the judgments that
they might get away FROM look if they had been
transferred to parties who might be interested in the paper
The only thing that shows upon the surface, that the journal
might evade is that certain Mr. Allen of Woodbury.,
n j. is ockl DID, who not liked by the head of the
p,ny Mr. Allen has owned this stock for sometime and he
would like to keep it. 1t is said that fair oer had been
made him for his interest but he refused to accept it. Then the
only way squeeze this stakeholder out of the company
buy Judgment held against the corporation and have the sheriff
sell the plant thereby wpg out all obligations standing against
the old corporation and getting rid of Allen. This is legal
procedure but scrvy and would have not though the
majority stockholders guilty of such despicabe Such
methods as the journal owners are resorng to should receive
the condemnation of the community and the Withdrawal of all
patronage There said be other little flies owning Stock
who must also be crushed out and judging from the size of the
company,dTey many
1t said that the Company numbers hundred
persons owning stock from share up nearly any
imnagnabe Now is it not just possible that of these
persons have made themselves dsagreeabc by trying to sup