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PhaadelphiA Wilmington and
baltimore Railroad

NoVcinDcr ION, 1870.
1rains will leave Wilmington a. follow,
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M.rrlnston. Delinar, aud way stations
Express 4, g, Tor Dover; harrington. and Del
m sr;.a 4 II :, GIN N. ,ps d l 2 p IN.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point Com.
Tort and Norfolk, IL OIL a. IN. aud " q y. IN.
Leave Philadelphia Broad stree. for vii.
,S 55s =, % Viz. ss$ s 81: Il! 81! / 4
IceoaOdstion, GA pa nsna a. M,
uaS aas sla A4s, $50. "a, SIS ioos.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
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q. and fi is.% r. :imR. y. I'' na AN, b.z.
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Tor New YORK texpressl. IsS ln 40,
1.Ss sn ,s' Il, 6i 81 NJ AM SH. ST. sas
For Vest Chester, via Lamokin, s.1A. M
For New .a.tle 10 is night.
~ for Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort ant
For Middletown, clayton. Dover. wyomiu,
FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgevilie, Seaford
| Laurel, and peinar. f2.Oi night.
| Baltimore and washington 4. 10, 500, 10. IA
| a. n; l2@, As, % OF, " 90 z, NJ. an
2T Night. Baltimore s.i2 r. N. and Il. 1
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street. for VIII
$40 os. 'sis, eoo. so7. nia, iisa an
Accom- IN odation. sas 0 10, 10 81. m, ~,
206 q 10, ss5, l04l, n 20 p, IN.
| For further Information, passengers q
| referred 10 the ticket ofiice at the station,
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
upon which extra ARE Is charged.
| CHAS. ". PUGH. J. n. WOOD.
ahneral M.ns.sr. General PASSENGER Axen.
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.nrlCE.

1ha Perpetual Savings and Loln As
k,llllon l. nov issuing Its 2snd scties OF
II, the arsl payment being dne Tuesday,
kn. IN. The seini-annnai report lust Issued
k,nr ,ordllion and the attention OF bot-
R.,fs ana investors 10 Invited to It's super
e ,dtsnsees. shares can he ohtatnsd Of
4, secretary Ut the Once. N. X, cor. Ninth
HI ,M,,le. .s. on Monday and frlda y
' ,I.,f LIZA pusEY, Pres,.
WIN. II. GtBBUAe, secy.
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For cigars OF all grades, price and
quality. consult Duistein, NO. East
Second street.
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Parlor organs, In beautiful new de.
signs, by Story q Clark, Smith Ameri-
can. Carpenter aud others, from $40 up.
ward. II. II. Robelcu, ITO Market st.
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He-"Miss Waytng, you are puzzle
to me. never know how to take you
She (shyly)-"Yoa never tried"
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for 10 cabinet photographs and one 1920
crayon portrait At Cummings gallery,
500 Market street.
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Tlcr.-PARTIEs HAVING SEW

IN, nscbine. ,niakirs they are vosncu,
"A ssIin Of use them aud have msde up thsir
n a"a, n 10 ~ ~ calling al the Novelty Hew-
M Narhirs Repair Works. Nc, tis Y.
Il r,iialr aud rebuild ell Eiuos Of saving
p,stlnss. rewinr msrhine men Will tell
n tli Ii yonr marhine 10 worn out and can
N, bs renAifed, they do that In vrder 70 sell
I l"n w nav mo. Hiring your old IN sciine 10
N, S5,rl,, Machine shopa, where you can
EI syod work done. L.: r. fkkIUn.. No.
I, Fourth 81. wilmington. bel. 10
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London Fire Assu, ancs Corporation Of
England. Thos. Y. Hanlon, resident
agent, No. Q East Seventh street, vii.
mington, Del.
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Ask yourSealer for Post Boy. No.
Fast Second street. Dur.tein.
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WATER DEPARTMENT.

s. W. Cor. sixth and KinG ats.
Water rents sre due and psyAole IN jan
~, ii paid on or before January y, tile
& Of lie hill In February, . per cent, viii
ldi,d. IL Aalch, 10 per cent. After March
n, frprnlts may he drawn. AccOunta for
kns,rq will be closed on the 1t.
Ofiet ul.n ran -. IN .0t u. m.
fwih..tt IDHS y. GRUtlk, Registrar
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}liycu " ish good jol, ,loue. call OF
Snd by mail. NJ. SCHWARTZ. Up,
kl.teief and cabinet maker. Carpets
baie and laid. Polishing aud vRriiish.
b. Al repairing neatly done. Mat
'pb, md satis,actiou guarR ,tecd.
: ". Cor. Third and Tati,aIl rts..
lo-lsam Wilmington. Del.
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HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR for men
women aud children. at No. 227 Market
street. Fred. Well, Jr.
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For $500 are still being made At Cum.
minRs' gallery, 302 Market street.
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N. y. Davi.. jewelsr, 0 East Second st
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pension ANDwAR CLAIMS.

h order that old soldiers may have their
; AIMS iUr pensions, bounty aud back pay
far promptly attended 70, have connectsa
kIeli VIII W. 4. Vosheii with once at NO.
fA hatkettt., Tor the prosecution oil all
3ttAms. j. ". WILSON.
| wilson 4 voshcii, eolA Market Of.
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I'Atl7oSNA.

smciA Ts,tiss Semi monthly. Tourist
stplHs lsf. cheap tates. southern Pact
.. Adtitss b. iiAWLkY ues'I Eastern
ttAL NJ 10 broadway, New York; Il. J..
Mia, ss.nl, ~ sonti ard ST.. Fhilsd,l J..
IA n we'd m
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yXyILMINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.
zssSsc Es.sssSk
CITY of CHESTER.
and tiIsANDNw

STEAMERS CITY of CHESTER,
and BftASDNwISE.
On aud after Wednesday, Nov. u.
Leave Fourih street wharf Tor Chester and
Philadelphia, daily, sundsys Included, at
1904 and 10. ~ y. IN, |! a and +.iip. N,
Leave Philadelphi q Chestnut street wharf,
ct 7.Ssni 10. y a, m, l.3o and $50 pm.
Tt.sphoAs Ma. ".
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Frrv Inn al, AllInent of our overland tea<e
i-fti5 m. np NJ r
has no equal. orr Is cent GORGE t- - &c y,
our other cOtfees Which are cleared in III
roasting, makes fine cup of Coffee. Oar dis
play OF California fruit Is good TO Look At,
for csc. Peaches at 8 cents are Bargains,
Those new raisius Spounds Tor % cents. Nee
tArin,s, Prnnellas and aprieots. firs to mix
with Prunellas makes hne pie. A lot OF Lima
beans and green peas; we are giving them
away. We have all our lentru goods III. they
are show, Mustard Sardints cheap. We
gould ill the whole paper with our goods.
Cobeen syrup 70 equal 20 honey. Don't for
get our line liter Al IS and IS cents. ID was
made infJune. has been In Ice house. A Iargs 4
lot OF rose and other potatoes cheap. Fresh
9nid 10 cents a bottle At 7. Nj. wIEK'S ses
King street. i2astS
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EOR SALE-THE HOUSE NO. 1921
rooms and bath: nicely papured aud ptiatnd,
summer Kitchen and private alley. also In a
desirable neishhorhood. Apply 4 honss or
III Orange street. H,l, BROWN,
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IN Elf YOU WANT TO SAVE
h kln M Ems Insure your property with
Ne No. 1l2 Market 81. n-ll-tr
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E,OR RENT.-A FARM OF 20 TO 90
j acres, near the Lancaster Pike. about
four miles west OF Wilmington. Good
this once. I-25e
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EoR SALE.

kob BALE.
Nos. az. 2 = II. 70 Van Buren, street. 10
rooms. all ronvrnienccs.
NO. lioi West sixth street, ~ rooms.
No. 501 Adame street, II rooms.
No. l0lt West Seventh street rooms.
NO. eos West four'ee street. rooms.
Nos. ss-l0 frAnklia ttrcet, rooms,
No. " Jnsiison street, rooms.
Nos. lbih-lh-l7 Lsucastrr avenue, 7roorns.
Nos. iis-h-ig-is 3D-2e Lincoln street. ! ro3nis.
These prooeftics can lie bonglit cheap and ga
Erms 70 huit the purchasers. Apply 10 jon y
MULvEhA No. 90 Van ,iureD street. nyu
EOR SALE--AT A GREAT BARGAIN
4 rsIs opportunity. The stock. good
viii and nxtures OF agricultural, cost and
iced business FORMERLY the property ctJ. v.
While Bro., at northeast coruer of From,
snh oranse streets and sllv"rbrook station,
w. and y. railroad. Apply TO HENRY
WHITE, Front and Orange streets, ~ No
10 Jefferson street. tf
building lots for salc-l lot on Henld
- street. between 18th and 18th, scxs5
lot cor. Henld st. and vandcrvcravc.
!5x!o feet. WIN be sold cheap Apply to
Walther 4 Co. ). Side Market stree.
bridge. list
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INOR RENT.-HOUSE AND STABLE
II at 25th and Tatnall streets. Stable
will Accommodate over 20 hcad,and suit
able for sale stable or grader. Rent
moderate. Apply to 4. TATNALL, 7l2
Market street. l-23-3t
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Wilmington . NoFtnern " Ne
Time table In eject NoA. "a, lisa. Train
leave " lmington (fiench street, - folio NJ
FOR Reading, Btrdsboro, Joanna, spring
aeld. MaynesburG junction. Uon'esyiiie,
Wsfasrsville and al poina on the PSila :
elphia ane Reading 3. b., 7.9O q. M, and
?. - y. m.
For Springfield, waynesburg Junction,
Coateavills, Embfeevlle, Lenape, ChAdd's
Fora and Apn!enanii and In termediats points
1.OOa. ~, La ANA D 10 p. m.
FOR Chadds Ford Junction and points
ON the +. B. q. K. r., at 100 u M,
- AMI As p. m.
Daily except saturday and SUNDAY.
For New Bridge aud intermediate points
Al y. m. and on Saturday only At 6.7 Aad
W.lbp. m
On Sunday for Reading aud inter n edlAte
points, At 8. Il .. N. ana for spring neld Ana
intermediate points At 8. D .. n.
A. u, McCAUSLANn BOWNESs BRIadA.
Dortn To- dent ten eAss. Ax't
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For Il Mt.

EOR RENT.-A LARGE BOARDING
= house and farm on the kennett pike,
seven miles from Wilmington, suitable for
dalrylnR or trucking. Good ciialce to good
tenant. Apply or address q. u. LYNCH,
Oentreville, Del. l-zS-8t- cod
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ENoR sALE.-rliE STOCK AND FIN
II lures ofagrecery I'm good location.
Store for rent. Address J. C., this office.
.l1Gl.SlM
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LUR RENT SEVERAL CON-
Il Portable houses In good locations, at q
low rate to good parties. Z. j. F,RD,
Finn and Rodney SITS, i-i7.tf
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wants.

WANTED IA WHITE COOK IN A
w su,sll fAmilv. Reference Required
Apply irvia to a evenings. Mrs. Taos.
MctnRkLv. y. e. Cor. DclAwars ave. and
Van Burcn sts, l-2s-3t
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FoR s AL EST &c, AND. AND FixTuEEs
III W. Fourth street. Apply on premis 9.
i-2.-1H
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NOR sALE.-A NEATLY FITTED UP
u Butcher Shop, doug hir business
choap rent. Cali or address 52j Madison
street, city. 1T
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U,oR RENT.-TRUCK FARM, SOUTH
IL of Hazel Dell Park Good grounds
and large buildings. WIN. J. FISHER,
Cog Market ct. l-23-6t cod
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Tor RENT-DAIRY FARM OF
u about ITO acres at Newport, Delaware
Two barns. WM. jerks FELL, Q Exchange
Building, wilmington. j7-eod-lm
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DOR SALE CHEAP.-A VERY DE.
Il tirsble dwelling house, No. SID Mad
iAon street, three-story brick, Q rooms. vor
full particulars, apply to uEALD Co,
Seventh and Market sis. n-2!-in.w-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
REPORT ON AN ARNORY BUILDING.

The Armory Board received a report yesterday from
Engineers George W. Mclean, of the Finance Depart
ment and Joseph o. b. Webster. of the Public Works
Department, which placed at rest the reports about
the bad construction of the 22d Regiment armOry
Complaints about weak walls and other defective work
the engineers say uniounded.
The report regarding the armory was taken as a
complete exoneraton OF the architect. John p. Leo.
OF No 80 Park Row, from the charges of defective
work in the construction Of the building.
The Board requested lis Committee on sites TO IN
ouire for places 10 erect armOry 70 be used
Jointly by the 1st and I'd Batteries and Troop A.
Bills for work on the 22d Regiment armory. foI
81 600 were ordered paid ; also bills for supplying
the 9Th Regiment armoTy with gas fixtures. furniture
tagging and curbing amounting TO $2l ,464 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
Up IN BUSY HARLEM.
CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS.

CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS.
Mile Bertha Brousil, the vlOlinst, assisted by a
corps of expert musicians. will give concert at the
Harlem Presby terrain Church February 49,
The Rev. Dr. C. B. Brewster. of BROOKLYN will
lecture on Coming Home in ST. Andrews Church,
one hundred nd twenty seventhst ard Ffthavc.. to-
morrow evening
Oliver Tilden Camp No. 80, Fife and Drum Corps,
will hold ball at Kelers Assembly Rooms, One hun
dred and sixty rstst. and Third ave-. this evening"
Copesone Lodge Knights of Pythas, of Harlem will
give reception and promenade concert at lammahy
Han tomorrow evening
The Pansy Club has made arrangements to enter
tain large number of people at its ball at Nouns
Morris Academy tonight
The first game of the bowling tournament at the
Harlem Club tomorrow evening will attract full
attendance of the athletes of the club
The Melrose Turnvereln had a successful masquerade
ball at Keuers Assembly Rooms last evening.
The Rev. A. F. schauffers lecture " A Visit to Con
stantnople' at the Presbyterian Church. One-hundred
andtwenty ffth-st. and MadisOn-ave last evening
was a success. The proceeds go to the Gillett Mis-
The saganiores installed their officers for 1890
last evening and large and merry parry was vi
s. Lee of Paris gave his illustrated lecture Paris
and the ENpositiOn" at the Harlem Branch OF the
Yonng Mems Christian Association last evening.
Hundreds of tickets have already been sold for the
place at West End Hall on February -
Washington Heights Council. No. 40. order OF
United Friends, is busy arranging for It's annual pan
which Will take place at the Cosmopolitan taslno
Tenthave and One hundred and-sixty -ninth-st'. on
The Milton Pleasure Clubs annual sleigh ride to
CITY Island will take place February 1o and II
there is snow the usual trip will be made III
The brilliant street lamps that made Lenoxave. Sc
attractive are being removed, as too expensive and
the old lamps are again used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The Aldermen yesterday authorized a renewal OF
the contract with Sheriff Rhnehart for CONVEYING
prisoners to and from Raymond street jail lot o''oo
year.
Mayor Chaplin appointed Police Commissioners nay
den, whose term as Park Commissioner expired on
Friday to succeed himself, but not desiring TO hoid
two offices at once, Captain Hayden declined ',e Farm
commissionership Yesterday. The term is for two
wears, and no salary attaches to the place
James Stone the colored Jockey, whose sentence OF
death for murder in the FIRST degree was connuten
last week to life imprisonment was taken TO sing sihs
state Prison yesterday.
The trial Of Philip Cloke for the murder OF Michae
d. Greene on Sunday, September l. by stabbins MN
in the groin, was begun IN the Court OF oyer ana
Termner yesterday. Mary Reardon testlhed 10 near
inc the ouarrel between Greene and Cloke. They
were about to exchange blows when Michael b. Qugley
separated them. Cloke walked two or three steps
away and then turned and drew Knife from MS
pocket and struck Greene. me latter turheu anu Wv
knocked Cloke down. The defence will be heard TO-
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
BALL CLUBS SIGNING PLAYERS.

Springfield Mass. Feb. 3.Presdent Bancroft has re.
signed from the New-Engand League. He left here for
NewYork tonight and will endeavor 10 arrange to take
charge OF the exhibition games for the Players League
through New England.
San Francisco. Feb 3-Geogc stalings to-day signed
a contract play with the Brooklyn League next
The player made great record In the California
League the past lie Is strongly recommended by
Captain Darby oBren
Boston, Feb. S.-The Boston League team has offered
81 500 for the release Of Pitcher Won Frichen Of the
Hsckett- Carhat team Of NewYork. The NewYork club
is endea, ofing To secure tho same player
Allentown Penn. Feb. 3.-The Interstate League will
hold a special meeting AZ Hotel Allen o-day Efforts VIII
be eli recently caused N the circuit.
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Affairs IN BROOKLYN.
MIR. TALMAGE HOME AGAIN.
He HAD A ROUGH PASSAGE AND is GLAD TO

He HAD ROUGH PASSAGE AND is GLAD To
BE IN AMERICA ONCE MORE.
The Rev. DR.. T. De witt Talmsge arrived In New
York on the Cunard steamship Aurania YESTERDAY
He is subject TO seasickness. and looked pale. The
Aurana had several days Of rough weather, during
which, Mr. Talmagc said he could scarcely preserve
his equilibrium even while sitting.
Mr. Talmage told a Tribune reporter that he was
aOh so glad to be home, although he had most
delightful time. During his trip he visited Great
Britain, Greece, Egypt Palestine and syria. From
Britain he carried interesting memory In his vsit
TO William K. Gladstone; from Greece he brought a
recollection of his sermon on Mars Ill., where Ue
Apostle Paul preached to the Athenans. and from
Palestine he sent big boulder which he rolled down
from the Mount of Calvary, and shipped to Brooklyn
to be the cornerstone of the new Tabernacle. DR..
Talmage said that he astonished to find how well
the fasteners understood English.
aAre there many Hebrews in Jerusalem now 7" he
asked.
"Multitudes," he replied
"Do you think that the Hebrews Will finally all
return to Jerusalem and PalestineP
Many of them will go back, but a great many OF
them will stay in America and other places. don't
share in the idea that the Jews all going back.
People will 20 to Palestine by and by, just as they
emgratc to other lands for the purpose OF earning
livelihood. 1t is a very fruitful country
You don't think the Hebrews VIII all gather there
once m0rel'
"Why should they Why should the Hebrew gen.
tlemen of Brooklyn and York. who have had
GREAT financial success, want to go TO Palestine
fheyll use their commonsense, and stay where they
have the best prospects -
Mr. Talmage said that while abroad he met many
strange people and many strange forms OF re,
gion but of all the religions he most impressed
by the Mahommedan. "If 1t were not for their poly
gamy,n ne said, :" there would be many things In
Northumberland that would be admirable" Mr..
Talmage met several Of the American Ministers during
his tour and he spoke warmly OF the kindly way III
A reception will be given to DR.. Talmage In the
18th Regiment Armory on Thursday evening Among
the speakers will be, IL is expected. General w. T.
Sherman Mr.. Talmage will preach to his congrega"
tion in the Academy Of Music on sunday.
fouis Klopsch Who travelled with Mr.. Talmage on
b,s tour while in London bought control OF the
American edition of "The Christian Herald which
Mr. Talmage will edit.
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COMING TO THE CELEBRATION.
JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT OF TIL
UNITED STATES ARRIvE-PLANs FOR
THE DAY.

ExJudge william II. ArnouX yesterday received
n telegram sent by Julien T. Davies, chairman of the
Judiciary Centennial Reception Committee from Wash
ipgton saying that account of the calamity whch
had befallen secretary Tracy the President and Cab
net would not attend the celebration. J. c. Bancroft
Davis the reporter of the United States supreme
Court also telegla phed that Secretary Tracys mis-
fortune and bereavement would prevent his attend
ance.
In consequence of the celebration the branches
Of the Supreme in this city were yesterday ad
1ourpod until tomorrow. No business will be tran
sacted in the Superior Court except ex parte motions
in Chambers None of the parts of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas will be open today but business will be
transacted in the City Court as usual. The judges
~ the City Court were not invited to attend the cee
braton. and to show how little they cared for the
affair they decided not to adjourn court.
IL is even rumored that some of the Supreme
Court Judges will attend in consequence of the late
hour at which the invitations were received.
The special train carrying the guests from Wash
ipgton arrived at Jersey City at s15 O'Clock last
evening Dinner was served on the way, the dining
room and parlor cars being appropriately decorated
The station was crowded with people anxious to see
the distinguished visitors, among whom were Chief
Justice Fuller, Mrs. Fuller and Miss Fuller Justice
and Mrs Samuel F. Miller and Miss Miller, Justice
and Mrs. John NJ. Harlan and Miss Harlan, Justice
Joseph p Bradley and Mrs. Bradley, Justice Samuel
Blatchford Mrs Blatchford and Mrs. Cummings, JUS
tics Horace Gray and Mrs Gray Justice L. Q. c.
Lamar and Mrs. Lamar, Justice David j. Brewer, Mrs
Brewer, ex Judge William strong and two daughters
J. II. Mckinney, Major J. n. Wright and Mrs Roch,
ester, Judge Richardson of the Court OF Claims ana
Senator EvaIts They were accompanied by K0 cIa
T. Davies, eX-Judge Granville p. Hawes, F. H. Belts
and Roger Foster. Twenty carriages stood in walng
at the ferry and conveyed the visitors TO the Fnth
Avenue Hotel.
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PLANFIELD.

CRTTICIsING THE NEW WATER CONTRACT.
The franchise recently granted to the City Water
Works Company, is meeting much criticism. BY tho
provisions Of the contract, II the city becomes dis
satisfied with the company in any particular 1t has the
privilege of bnying out tho works at an advance OF 10
per cent of their cost The company has the privilege
of issuing as much stock as IT can SELL II the city
desires to purchase il must, necessarily, become liable
for all outstanding debts. Ex-Mayor l.. V. +. Ran
dolph strongly opposes the contract.
The Rev. DR.. Marvin r. Vincent, will occupy the
pulpit of the Crescent Avenue Church during the
absence of the pastor the Rev. W. R. Richards, who
is seeking health in the South
The Rev. J. w. Mitchell has resigned from the
pastorate of the Mount Olive Coloed Baptist Church
The Hope Chapel Boys Brigade is an organization
recently formed in the city for the instruction OF
street arabs" in religion and military tactics The
officers OF the brigade are honorary colonel Henry c.
squires colonel Lewis Morgan captain. John Bowden
lieutenant, Amos Andrews