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SHERIFTS SALES.

~ HERIFF'S SALE.
= BY virtue Of srndry writs Of Leyari Facias
to me directed, will be exr osed te Public Sale
at the Hotel of Alexander Maxwell, in Mid
dletown, in ST. St. Georges hundred, New Cas-
lie county. Delaware. on
TUESDAY.
THE 10Th DAY OF JULY, 1876.
lo'clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain plantation and tract OF
land situate in St. Georges hundred. in the
county fNew Castle and State of Delaware,
and which ia bounded on the west by the
Dutch Neck road. on the north by lands late
of Kinsey Johns, deceased. and land of Wil-
Ii an Cleaver. on the northeast by lands late
of John Benneit's heirs. and on the SOU heast
and south by Plumb's Gut and lands late OF
Jacob Groce and others, contain ing three
hundred acres OF upland and marsh. more or
less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of John Cleiver. deceased. William A.
Cieaver. Administrator of John Cleaver. de
ceased, and William A. Cleavor and g. orge
q. Cleaver, heirs at law of said John Cle've
deceased. and John A. Cleaver. terre tenants
WM. IL. LAMBSoN. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle
July /, 1876. jy7-ts
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form" there adopted. endeavoring TO
show that it is sound on the financial
question and that it does not can repu-
diation. He says the Democratic plat
form is the emily one which can sstisfy
the judgement and conscience of the
true friends of hard money, al. 1t de-
clares for the repeal of the resumption
day clause of the Resumption act, thus
restoring the legal tender notes to their
rightful position of debt due upon de-
mand and not on the first of January,
1879. 2. 1t declares for a judicious sys-
TEN Of preparation by wise finance,
which will make resumption possible by
the provision of some other legal tender
currency when these overdue notes of the
United States are withdrawn.
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SALE OF
Prime MARYLAND LanG

One of the finest tracts of land ever obgs
for sale on the Eastern Shore of Marylans,
The Wye estate Of the Pac 4 family, con'sp,
1895 acres rood and 5 perches by recen'"
vey: ,.l
Woodland, lC9 acres roods and g per:ah'
Farm No. l.4l7 '' > and 2
Farm No. 3. 2S3 o I" and S I'd
Situa on Wye River OF posite Bordley Y
Wye Island. Soil rich clay loan, adslss
to grain, grasse', fruit. truck. 10, steam ..r
landing within 200 yards of traCt--daly. W
nunications with Baltimore by steam V,|
weeAiy trips Of grain and lime vessels
iarm accessible TO grain and lime ye.sg 4,
Timbei-white oak. chestnut. hickory. n
lar, &c. 1mprovenents-fine Brick usF
House. built by Lord Baltimore's SbarlaII
l74I; outopild,ngs. farm houses, &c. VIZ
sul1 at Pu lie Auction on
Tuesday, the 25th oalJuIy, ls'1
between the hours of 2 and O'Clock; p,aSs.s
front OF the Court House n Centreville'S"
Nnne's county. Maryland. lad
TERMS OF SALE-One third IN ce
IN negotiable note at 3, or 6 montnTs Bl
irterest added. and residue in three etrt trttts
slam ments Of |. 2 and years bearing .Jhs&
and secured by bonds or notes OF puis;ls II
tn approved cur'ty. Plats, &c' w.
exhibited on day of sal owN
Trustee under decree If Circ.i lin LIN
for Queen Anne's County, ma'
-d5i Gu
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VERY VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

Will be exposed at Public Sac on ThsI4
day, the 20l h day of July, 1876. ut the llyteo
A. Maxwell. ia aiddletown. at o'clock,th
home an farm of thomas j. Ford, situa's
II III 81, c,IisG Ms9 Se's 'iundred' New oaste c.
MOUNT JONES"
Containing live hundred and tLirty-scI
acres.
This Farm is improved by a large sutss
tial Brick owe ling. recently repaired, lG i
eSssss.a Barn with Stabling below, lpEI
iii sdranaIy. Corn Cribs, Carriage Ho'SI
uAng THERE'S q peach orchard If 5eNl
trees, years old, with apple orchard of 9Nl
trees, pears and other fruit of ch, ice rariGs
iences and hedges in fair condition. MouDI
Jones y is an old homestead Sc ectei by an old
English geolOgist from whom it derives its
NAME. Embrasing location, Healihldlnes
quality OF soil, aiaptability to Fruit cereals
and grasses, being situated on an emiaenw
100 ieet above low water mark in the belt o.
and running ircm Delaware River on th'
East, 5. W course to the Chesapeake BI,
und' lined with deposits of mari renOwne
Tor particular amount OF carbonate OF .tna
and T. oduc,ive qualities
.I6is farm is situated on the highest poln
OF that belt, cons sting mostly OF deep wa
nut loan, red clay. suosoil several feet thM
6elo'; which the large deposits Of mari lieat
cessabie in many points the land is undulg
'fS SNs NV hbi upb ndSHty vi BldtsN
unded partly by astream and having sprt +
water in every Fl Id mostly tilable with sOS 4
- acr. OF good wood. and the natural pr /
ductivt mes is uEexcelled bv any lands
The Peninsula. requiring very little imptoit
ment except the marl at moderate eXpeE
Location unequaled lying on the Pub
roar, from Odessa to WILMINGTON, 2 rys
IRON Del. River, commanding a besuil1
view OF same and surrounding country, dlih
cd by Pubic Road aud within IL mile Of
i'Onorgh, 2 IL miles from Odessa, dit
from Middletown and 4 from Cnesapealtl
Delaware canal at st. Georges and f1
Wilmingtoi.. living hourly communicaa,
either by X. X. or steamer for New ZOE
Phi a., Bait. or Wilmington, landing ~
Tor shipment of fruit. grain or lime, and
cohsid ration of society, schools. churtnss
healthfulnes quality of soil, and suscePlat'
ity OF successful husbandry and cheap tTa
poi I ttion cannot be excelled anywhere,
TERMS OF SALE.-z0 per cent. OF ~
chase money on day of Sales 1000 can
main at per cent. tor a number of year,,
ance OF purchase money to be paid on .ou
Mar. 1871 When possession will be given,
Sale pos tive. The property will be o9sfr'
al private sale until within one week oie
OF sale, and il sold notice will be glyea
same. Apply to IHOS. J. FORD.
McDonOugh y"
Or. g. w. INGRAM. -,
Real les ate Agent. Middletowntps'
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'FoV. Iilden's continued delay of his
letter OF acceptance of the St Joris
nomination for the Presidency excites
n the absence of more substantial m,
1eriai' much newspaper comment. The
Lion. a. S. Hewitt, a New York member
OF Congress, has, in the mean time writ
ton letts. Of The ssbjec; os .bn "nlo+
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The Crv for Bread i'm Whining ton.


speci i Dispatch to the Phila, Times.
WILMINGTON. Del, July 20.-A
mass meeting of twenty five hundred
unemployed workingmen of this city
was held here tonight, in the City
Hall, to petition the Mayor and City
Councils to grant them relief. Reso-
lutions were passed depouncing the
City Councils, Governor Cochran and
all the papers of the city for their in
difference towards them. Good order
prevailed during the meeting, and
proper action will be taken upon their
demands at once.
Instead being $500 men at this
meeting there was in all about 1j0
and the most of them were merely at
tracted there out of curiousity what
is meant by the"proper action" that is
to "be taken upon Their demands at
once" we cannot understandable.
GAZETTE.
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CHERIFF's SALE-By virtue OF a writ of
exposed to Public Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sl sHIpLEY sra,
kept hy George W. Or.lip in the city of VIII
SATURDAY.
THF, I'd DAY OF JULY, ls7t,
At . o'clock. p. IN.
the following described Re Il Estate, viz:
All that certain Messuige and Dwelling
House and lot OF land situated in the city OF
wilmington aforesaid and described as fol-
lows 70 Slt: Beginning at q corner Of other
land OF the said parties, of the second part ON
the easterly side / King street bet Reen 9TH
and Sth streets and at the distance of eigh-
teen feet nine inches from the corr er of S .san
ii Adams lot; thence by line of said nd
south htty eight degrees east oae hundred
anu elghi feet to The westerly side Of n three
ieet wide allcyi thence thereby southWardy
| parallel with KIM street eighteen tett min,
| inches TO corner of anothe er lot; thence with
/ q line thereof westward y parallel with III.
line first described and with seventh and
| Elgnth streets one hundred aud eight ieet tt
the aforesaid side OF King street and theme,
| along said easterly side OF King street north
| thirtJ two deg ees east eighteen ct min,
! inches to the place of beginning, contain ins
I within SAID boundst two thousand and twenty
! i've feet OF land be thes me more or less.
| Seized aud taken i . execution as the pro
/ leTty of fJohn Pusb, Administrato &C rGeorR,
| k. McLane, deceased. Mary KeLane, wiluv
Of tho said George Il. MclIsne. aud rurviyipt
mortagor. and Jos. ". Cooling and Charles
| Meldin and Deborah Weldln h 8 wife, ant
h"hert 4 Porter. M. d., terre tenants, ant
VIM H. LAMBSoN. Sheriff.
Sberiff's 0fico. New Castle.
July 1, 1876 iyGt
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SHERIFF'S SALF.-By vlr ue OF writ of
- Ais, Levaria Facias 10 Ihe direct, d, will be
expo,el TO Public 5 tle at the Hotel of VIM b.
Hollis, at Townsend in Appoquinimnk hum
TUESDAY,
THE Sth Jay OF AUGUST, A. b. 1875
At O'Clock, p, M.
The following described Real Estate, VIZ.
All that certain farm or tract Of land situate
in Biackbird huudred. Uormerly a p,rt of
Appoquinmink Humid ed New Castle ON.
~. and State IF Delaware bonded and de-
scribel as follows to wit Beginning a Il stone
in the line OF land Of Jonathan Bro wn, the ee
with the same and with The land of Ebenezar
| Cloak north sixty two degrees and ifty-fve
minutes east one hundred and five perches and
| i've tenths Crossing the main prong OF Morris
| Branch to the middle OF the new road lead
ing IRON Smyrna Landing to the old Thor
| oughtare Neck Rod, supposed to be in the
| line Of land Of Gideon Rothwell, thence in
| part with said RothweIl's and crossing til o
main stream of said Morris Branch south
twenty eight degrees and quarter st two
| hundred and twenty one perches and eigh-
| tenths to corner on the east side Of the said
landing road in the line of the land OF Noble
I, Jerman. being also Il corter for land Of
Robert Patterson. Esq. thence by said Pat
terson land south seventy seven degrees and
ha,f. west one hundred and twenty three
perches to stone on an old bank, being q
corner also tor Robert Patterson. ESQ. thence
WI u tne lhnd OF lhe helrs oil ID wa Kennedy
deceased. and in part with said Jonathan
Browns land north twenty five degrees an {
nine minutes west two hundred and fifty-twt
perchcs and two tenths to the place Of begin
ming. containing one hundred and eighty
acres and fifty five square perches, be tn,
same more or less. One hundred and twent
four square perches OF the above tract o
land excepted. being granted to Graften L
Deany. Esq for the right sf Rail Road, 81
long as sand road is Kept up, and when j
ceases TO be Kept up as Rail Road, it be
AID his heirs and assigns forever.
: Seized and trken In execution as the pro
perty fOwen Grow. and Mary Ann. hi
wife. and terre tenants. and to be sold by
WIN ii. LAMBSON. sheriff.
shoIif's Office. New Castle,
July 70, A. u. 1876 jy2l-ts
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CtUERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ OF
= Leyari Facias to me directeI. will be ex-
pos sd to Public Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sil SiIfPLEY ST.
kept by George w. Ord p. in the city of Will
mington. New Castle county, Delawa.e. on
SATURDAY.
THE 2id DAY OF JULY. 1876.
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The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that lot or piece OF land having church
ediice thereon erected. situate in the city OF
Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and descr bed
as follows, to wit: beginning at the toutherly
side OF Sey enth street ut the distance of sew
enty- ons feet four inches easterly from tn.
easterly side Of Walnut street being corner
of land of the heirs of John s. Kennard, de
ceased; thence by said land 8 utterly and
stake in fence; thence westerly parallel with
Seventh street rty nine feet to the middle
of a wall; thence with the middle thereof
noriherly sixty six feet to the said ST OF Few
enth stgeet; ind thence Herewith easterly
nil ETY.. nine feet TO the place of Deeinn ng,
containing twenty five hundred AMI seventy
four square feet of land. be the same more or
less.
Seized and taken in execution ns the p.o-
perty of James l.. Hawkins And Mary f, his
wife. and I. t., aId to be sold by
wM: Ii. LAMB90N, sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, New Castle.
Ju,yl, 1876. jy5.ts
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NOT 0E

n OF oE
INDIAN KING HOTEL
los AND 40 mARHET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
iona Mealey has pa. In two new Car
lilarl tiulc' A. az l5Jve address 1
ON IS niw 9JiI B. 8. f'pAs '.r the acc
od ttloa OF ii. "EbilS-
h"'' IOANMaAAR
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHbRirh . ShIE'
By virtue of a writ Of '.evari Facias TO ne
directed. viii he exposed 10 Public Gale.
az the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL sil SnIPLEI ST.
kept by Geo. W, ortlip, in the City Of Will
mineton. New Castls coun'y. Il l.. or
SATURDAY.
THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST. ls7.
at 2 O'Clock. p. N,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain Iet, p ece or Ia eel OF land
situate in the ci'y OF ilInington. county and
state aforesaid, bounded and described as
follows. to wit: Beginning at point on the
eastsily side Of DUPONT street at the distance q
of twenty-eight feet southerly from the s. III
erly side of Tulip street ut fortv feet wide -
Tulip street aforesaid slald out parallel with
Front street and distant southerly from the
southerly side tb ereof one hundred and forty
FIVE feet to the northerly side of Tuip street
aforesaid; thence easterly parallel with Tu-
lip strt ct seventy five feet to corner; thence
sOutheriy parallel with DUPONT street four
teen feet to a corner: thence weste ly paral-
lei with Tulip str ct seventy five feet to the
aOressid ide Of DUPONT stree: and thence
thcrsby northerly fourteen feet 10 the place
of beg 'nning. be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken in oxe utiOn as the uro-
perty of John T. Wright and Margaret Jane
his wife. and t. T.. and to be sold by
WIN. IL. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherifi7s Office New Castle.
July 20. 1876. iy.t-ts
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ By virtue of n WI 4 OF endItioni FxpOna.
20 me directed, win Dc exposed to Pubic Sale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. ~ SnIPLEY ST.,
kept hy Geo. W. Ortlip. in the city of vii.
mington. New Castle county. Delaware, on
SATURDAY.
TEE 18th DAY OF AUGUST. $50.
Az o'clock, p. In.
The following described Real Estate. VIC
No. l. ALI that lot piece or parcel of land
situated Vt the no'thwestery corner of 18th
and Tatnall streets. in the City OF Whining
ton, with Brick DWELLING house. S ore and
Baker, thereon erected, together with stable
in the rear of So dwelling and bakery.
No =. ? II that lot, pieo or par el ofland
situate on Tho northwest corner of Gilpen
Avenue and Lincoln street, in the ity Of
Wilmington, % feet on Lincoln street by l0(
feet on I'll p n Avenue surrounded by land,
of J csse Alexander and j. Head
No. 5 All that lot, piece or parcel OF land
situated in ChriSbana Hundred. New Castle
Gov nty. Delaware containing about two a.
one quarter aches of Marsh lard, near the
works of Walton, Whann & Co., and sur
| rOu ued by lands of Walton, " ham n 90
Ch istlana River Improvement Co, and landi
OF the heils Of Caleb Stroud. deceased.
Seized and taken in execution rs the pro
| per,y of Robert Tay lor. and to be sold BY
WIN. II. LAMBSoN. Sheriff.
Shenff's Office. New Castle.
iuls ~. A. ID. 1879. jy2l-ts
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Which tave the following advantages
No more Spoiled
Paper,
No more DUST.
No more FLIES.
NO more
MOSQUITOES

\ Nice SCREEN for iEvery! Window, at
Triring Cost.
]. Cheaper than any other.
2, tan be fitted to any window in minute,
and more perfectly than any other screen.
3. Can be removed, or raised instantly,
4, Can be used at top OF bottom OF window.
3. Allow the window TO be at any height.
9, Can be rolled up when not in use occupy
ing little space and not liable to injury.
I, 10 nails, screws or glue in its construc
tlon.
3, Neat, light and durable.
Q, On one side the cloth Is fastened to a
Tongue" which its loosely in a grove
This tongue" may be rolled or unrolleu
for different sized windows.
| ~, The middle piece has a screw cut on one
end by which the cloth is made tight and
the frame Id held firmly in the easing al
any height.
| II, Cloth protects better from dust than wire
| and equally well from insects.
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SHERIFF'S StLE.-By virtue of a writ of
- Levar, Fncias to me directed, will be ex
posed TO Public Sale at the Hotel of WIN Hot
] $, at Townse d. in Apo iunimink hund ed,
New Castle county, Delaware, on
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Will be exposed at Public Sac on Thala
day, the 20lh day of July, 1876. at the II,tele O.
A. Maxwell. ia Middletown. at 3 O'Clock, th F
home am farm of thomas j Ford, situa's
in St. ieo ge's Hundred, New Castle u,
Del, called
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- HERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of a writ OF I.evari Facias. to
mi directed, will be exposed to PUBLIC Sale.
at the Hotel of VIM. Hollis, at Townsend. in
Appoquinimink h hundred, New Castle county.
Delaware, on
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ABYSSINIA.

THE MISSION FROM THE MONARCH TO SUE A
PEACE FROM EaYPr-A DIPLOMATIC DIrYr-
cULrx-rHE xHEDrvE's TROOPS yoRruYMo
IMPORTANT POSITIONS
LONDON, April B. 1870.
The Times' special from Alexandria says:-The King
of Abyssina sent ENJOYS to Egypt asking for peace
but sferward made impossible demands for treaty Of
commerce before . treaty OF peace was signed, and
asked for tho payment Of the war expenses
EGYPTIAN FoRrUIcArIox.
The Egyptians are terrifying strong positions COM
handing the passos They will garrison these and
withdraw tho remainder OF thcir troops during the
rainy season.
WHAT IS WANTED
II 10 suggested that neutral territory be formed to
prevent future collisions between Abyssina and Egypt
4 POWERFUL AFRICAN CHIEF SAID TO HAVE REvoLrEp.
IL Is reported that Prince Tgrc has revoled and is
marching ON Adowa, capital Of the state Of Tigro
Many persons favor tho idea Of placing the ac King
rheodorc's SON the throne Of Abyssinia under
Ruaranteo2
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CANAL FRAUD TRIALS.

ALbASI, Apfh o. lou
Tho Adjourned Circuit Court Justico wessbrook pro-
siding, convened this afternoon, at haifpast three
o'clock, for tho purpose OF drawing jury Of twelve
from the twenty four struck for the trial Of the
case Of the people OF tho State OF New York va VIM
C Stevens, Thomas Gallo, James J. Beldcn, Henry D..
Dcnson, George d. Lord, William hudgcst, Lcwfs
5ceyc and Gilbert Patterson.
Tho SUIT 10 OF those originally commenced dur
Ing the administration Of Attorney General Barlow and
renewed last fail IL Is brought TO recover $500 000
claimed 10 have been lost 10 this state 0y the famous
Stanwix Hall conspiracy In 1867 when the contracts
which tho Canal Board about 10 award wcrc dis
posed Of al auction. Tho claim rests principally
on The contracts for dredging the Albany basin.
The Attorney General, Deputy Attorney General and
Messrs Matthew Hale and Samuel Hurd appeared for
tho plainti1s whiIo Mcssrs. Hscock, Bowman and
Henry Smith appeared Tor the defendants
On tho roll Of jurors being called appeared that
two were absent, ono Of whom was represented as
cccdings In the case, claiming that the effect Of sum-
moninR panel OF jurors during tho sitting Of court
acted stay upon the proceedings until the next
succeeding court. He also claimed that the panel
must be full one before the jury could be struck
Mr.. Halo opposed, claiming that the proceedings
were entirely regular, and that the trial OF tho cause
should proceed.
Mr.. smith followed on the part Of tho defendants,
and alter his argument concluded tho Court over
ruled the objections the regularity OF tho drawing OF
tho Jury, and tho trial was ordered 70 proceed.
jury was obtained and tho Court adjourned Gil 70
The counsel on both sides reserve the right TO shs
isngo any juros psrsmptoriIy se-norrow
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the two countries and attend the anniversary Of the
birth OF sisrcr Republic.
They hope establish coniraternity OF The artisans
Of the two nations.
THE STATE OF SIEGE RAISING Bill APPROVED
By THE sENArE--BoNAPARTIsr INSULT TO
THE ASSEMBLY CABINET INCLINATION tow
ARD A QUALIFIED AMNESTY.
VERSAILLES, April 3, 1876.
Tho Senate to-day, without debate, unanimously
adopted the bill ing tho state Of sisgeL
An adjournment was taken sntil Saturday.
BoxAPARrIsr INSULT RESENTED
In tho Chamber OF Deputies there was stormy
discussion on a motion mado by N. Rendu, Bona
partis that in view Of the deporable decisions which
had been made nvalidang certain elections tho task
of examining tho validity OF the elections be trans
ferrcd to the Court OF Cessation.
The motion being unconstitutional, no action was
taken on IT.
IycLrxIy0 TOWARD AMNESTY.
At meeting of tho Amnesty Committee to-day the
Ministers who present partially approved idea,
urged by n Philippotean, moderate republican, viz
ITO declare acts Of Communists not involving tho
penalty Of death penal scrvtudc condoncd under the
statute Of limitations, thus enabling unconvicted
cxes to return 10 Franco"
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Secretary Of War TAN LEFT tho city last evening for
Washington. Senator William w. Eaton, OF Conncc-
tcut arrived the New York Hotel last evening on
his way to Washington General Benjamin r. Butler,
OF Massachusetts, is At the Finh Avenue Hotel Pro-
lessor Edward H. Grimm Of Williams College, IL stay
Ing at tho Everett House. Congressman Elias W.
Lcavcnworsh, OF Syracuse 10 at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Colonel Henry Douglass United states Army, - quar-
tered At tho Metropolitan Hotel Rcverdy Johnson OF
Baltimore, is at the Clarendon Hotel. John NJ Doug
las President OF the Illinois Central Railroad Company,
Al tho Brevoort House Professor William r Blake,
OF New Haven. has arrived At the Aston House. Ex-
Congressman John r. AvcrIl, OF Minnesota, 10 at the
e. Denis Hotel Judge Nathaniel shipman, Of the
United states District Court for Connecticut ID at the
"a Jamcs Hotel
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ROME.
THE POPE CREATES

THE POPE CREATES TWO NEW cARDINALA
ROME. April 8 1915.
Tho Pope has created Monsgnori Domanzo and
Frnnzellin Cardinals.
Padre Franzellin who has been elevated to tho Car
dinaate Is eminent Jesuit and exProfcssor OF Tho
ology ut the Roman College Mgr. Nermillod,
Bishop OF Geneva is likely, has also boon raised 10
tho purple. His Holiness, IL said, pro-
claimed Archbishop Of Vienna Mgr. Kutsch-
kcr, whose nomination by Count Paar in
the name Of the imperial government Of Austria, has
met with tho Pope's cordial appreciation Besides tho
Bishop ofIyons other prclutes have boon appointed
vacant churches At home and abroad. Fresh efforts
hsvc been made in favor Of Mgr. Dupauloup; but on
this point tho Holy Father is memorable. Mgr Place.
Bishop Of Marseios, ex-Audtor OF the Papa Chancery
Court known IS the Rota is in high favor At tho Vail
can. Some Of his friends 60 far ~ to hope that
he may have been clothed in tho purpe.-En HERALD