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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01
anieiae.

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srtlare i6 bierourd, oaB id NIT bent
@t0rber Shnurrl, Der fiirSli6 gum
Gobe perurtbeilt .uno seitern binserid'
tet wurbe, ni6t iOentiid bin.
3aper Sfnurrl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01
0atgemeiut

Stellenperm tttler: rSie
baben cine gang blaue 0iaienipise unb
elm Wtuttermal am Sbr. llnS nit ben
,beionbereu Senniei6en' wiinlden sic
cine Saiiireritelle ?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01
Streig.

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nit 100 Wtarf 'raussefommen. -
9ebrlin9: rSurrab !"-M fer:
nSalt's Wtaull Sannite mid warteu,
bis id mir iu freuen anfan9ep"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01
Der mene Sefanofe tn SSawai.
seine irilere sbatialeit i'm stumpreb.

seiae friibere Ibatiefeit TN sonereb.
SIN Sinblif auf bic neue gbaie, In
wel6e Die SeSiebunsen Der Ser. Staas
ten iu Samai setreten iino. Oiirfte es
bic 0eier intereiiiren, etpas iiber ben
fiirSlid in SOnOlulu einsetrOffenen unb
an Stele Slounts 9etretenen Ser.
StaatensSeianoten gilbert 9. SDillis
gu eriabren.
SBillis purbe 1S43 In Sbelbp Gountp,
Sg., eeboren, beiu9te Die Offentlide
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01
llnmuffatijh,

I.: rSie inieriren i6on pieSer na6
einem SunO; bas lit bas brittle Wtal In
oielem Wtonat %: ,Sa, nilien
sic, felt meine Eo6ter Mulifunterri6t
nimmt, balt's fcin Suuo mebr bel uns
auS /"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01

u"
&aibinston tbde
tig, mo- er nit
Der 0eitung Der
@nperbung unb
Organ | iiruus
BON 8reiwillisen
fir Die armee be-
traut mar. Sc
.9eu @nbe beS
Sabres 1862 3os
er nit Der Nrmee
ponSir9inien als
Stabsdef in
90 -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01

y d nle, 9ras
buirte in Der
80 d. | dule au
0ouisuille unb
mar bier Sabre
2ebrer. Spdter
ftubirte erRebtss
M piiienid d. aft,
murbe 1866 gum
'Varreau 5uselai.
fen, 1870 gum
9lnlpQlt beS Cefs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01

6. .. Sadion. Gb. &. O'6sratl.
nii6en @ouperneur BON Ohio eemdblt
purbe unb ben man bsreits ieet pielia6
als republifaniiden YrGiibentidafts.
fanbibaten fir 1896 beSet6net, ipurSe
I'm Sabre 1874 in Stiles, g., seborsn,
trat i'm Sabre 1861 In Die Bunbesars
NEE uno ma6te ben Srie9 i'm 80. Sbios
Sreimillisenre9iment nit, aus wel6em
er 1865 oils Yrepets Wtaior ausi6ieo.
Son 1869 bis 1871 mar er Staatsans
malt in Starf @ountD. SIN Songreb,
bem er felt elmer Heibe BON Sabrsn ails
sebOrte, bat er ii6 ipeSiell oils gerfeds
ter oes S6usSolltarifs, bem er ia aud
ieinen 0tamen 9eseben, befannt ses
madt.
Sranf .. SadIou, pelder
bur6 bas republifaniide Yotum BON
Soma gum @ouperneur bieieS Staates
eripGblt wuroe, bot, trosbem er faum
40 Sabre 3Gblt, bereits cine erfOlgs
rei6e pOlitiId)e 2auibabn binter ii9.
@r nuroe In SDonlins @ountg, u. o.,
Seboreu, fam aber i6on friibe na1
Soma, mo CT cine sriiuOli6e @rSiebuns
srbielt uno iitb mad slbiolpiruuS ieiner
iuriitii9en Stubien als abpofat In
Butler @ountD nieoerlieB. 9ei Der
@ouuerneursfampa9ne, wel6e ieiners
seit 3wil6en Sarrabee uub SHERMAN
9efiibrt fpuroe, that er iib bur1 auBers
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9artei gum Senatsclerf unb bann gum
StaatslefretGr 9eDIblt nurbe, In pels
dem 9lmt er nabreuo brei Germinen
perblieb. SIN Sabre 1890 Sog er ii9
bonn eigentli9en politii6en 9eben 5uriid
uno lieB ii6 in Des Wtoines nisbsr, no
er YrIlibent Der llnion Wfutual 2ife
Snlurances9elelli6aft wurbe. Seins
giominatiOn unb aud ben @rfols ieiner
Nabl bat er niht gum nenigiten ieiner
friiberen 1batiSfsit in Butler GOuntp
Su banfen.
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neue bemofratil6e @ouoerneur bon
8ir9inieu, lit pon irii6er 9lbltammuns
unb purbe 1910 in Sreberid County,
Sa., gebOren. SBGbreub beS SrieSes
biente er in ben Reiben Der fonfOberirs
ten Sauallerie unb bra6te es our6 feline
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nurbe er peripunbet unb einmal als
toot auf benz Shla6tfelo Suriidselais +
fen. Otah bem Srie9 wanbte er iid)
benz &edtsituoium Su, praftiSirte ldns
9ere 3eit als 9lboOtat uno mar bon
1874 bis 1880 Gountps s0si6ter in 6od.
in9ban. Sm Sabre 1882 purbe ct in
ben 9OnsreB 9eipablt, wel6em er ieit'
bem ununterbro6en an9ebOrte. Sni
So. SOngreB mar er Voriiseuoer oes
@ahlfpmiteS oeS Sauies.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01

besann er als ftellpertretenber @enerals
abiutaut elmer Brigade unter @eneral
Ratterion. Sn ben Sabren 1861 unb
1862 mar er i'm Bureau oes @enerals
abiutQnten i'm SrienShennrtenfnt III
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01
0erae6t miebt.

Nerae6t nicbt,
oab man ieberjeit bic beiten 8ortbeiIe beim
saufe bon Saiden. unb 8anbubren, edmud
ia6en, eilberluaaren ,e. bel.
Sree nj an
erbaIten farm. Gin srober unb sIesanter gor.
roth Der neueften Rufter. auf bic ioliotfs ari
perterti9t. fortpdbreno porrdtbis; ole Der.
tauften artitel peroen garantirt
Heparaturen an ll6ren uno Sume.
len miro ips3iells aufmerffamftit ssldsntt
20 wiro i'm @eidift oeutIt
8etproden.
g. @. freeman,
8Ioir SIod. Ode 8snn aDs, ,nno epruc,ftr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01
Rooerue sln,eiQe.

Die Serleser bieier 3eituns baben
nit elmer 3eibe reifcr @rbinnen unb
iunser @ittrpen cineu Sertras abses
lhloiien, mad pel6em iif biele nnr nit
slbonnenten unleres 8lattes Oermablsn
biirfeniA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01

Sn Sapau tiiiien nur Wann
uno 6rau chamber, font niat stnmal
Wfntter unb Sinber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01
Ziegler's Hotel,
30. 32z 2a6atpanna Npe
y. Siegler, gisentbdmer.

8eifsnbt Fnoen bier bic por,isIidf. aoa
unS putes eosis ju mdbiaen @rsiisn.
Auitern uno G a M . w6breno Der
Saiion in ieoer 3ubereitunesart
Die fsinften Beins, ebampagner, 9iau6rs
unb gigarreu.
grlpaDmmer fir 9amsn uno 8amiIien i'm
,ueiten Stoduerie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01
Spbn Sbiel,
& un6 eir= g cb II e b er.
335 penn 9lpenue.

Mit Dem beten gorratb BON imporiirtem
uno einbelmifdem Sude perbinoe i'd eint
lansidbrige Grfabrun9 aIs 5uidneiber. Rur
Die allerbefte arbeit miro aeIiefert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01

-Sn Wannbeim 1T bic 8ittpe bss
&unitbdnbIers 8eIten, Srau 4snes,
psIde in ben Sturm. nnb 9ronsiabrsn
l848 unb l849 70 manden ,,gispoluaer"
Dor Der 8erfoIsuns eur6 bic Dreane Der
yStaatsOronun8" seborsen unb ibm sur
5Iutt in's ausIano psrboIfsn bat, aus
benz 2sben sei6ieSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01
aueIanS.

auSipis 8ofutb Iiest sefdbrIid
trant in 1urin, er leioet an elmer Gals.
enbunbuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-01

= 8aul GinbauS neues Stld ,,Der
anSers" sins in Berlin im 2eiiins.1bea.
ter nit srobem grfoIss fiber bic 8lbne.
Dlitteripuraer sraieIte 'einen eldn3enben
Iriumpb nit Der Doppelroas bes Stats,
anipaItS unb beS ginbrebers. Die
Sauptfisur bes StiideS ia ndmIi6 elm
StaatsanpaIt, ber todbrenb er an einsm
Rsrpenleioen Iaborirt, in isin sisenes
Saus einbridt unb basislbs pIinSsrt.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-05
CnAKITY's NEW GARB.

Merited Success OF the Home for tho Sick
Entertainments.
Last evening the Endeavor Circle of
Kings Daughter earne merited finan-
cial and artistic success Of their enter.
tainment at the Academy Of Music. The
component parts OF the mclange con-
sisting of vocal and instrumental music,
flag drill, and a comedy, each of which
was happy in its turn. The Roanoke
Banjo aud Guitar Club made marked
success af their selections, while
Mrs. James E. Porter caught tho
audience with her splendid singing
The feature Of tho evening was the
alag Drill" by the following ladies of
the "Endeavor Circle" under the tuition
of Capt. w. A. Woodson:
Miss Van Horn, Miss Blair, Miss
Howe, Miss Wilson, Miss Fishburne,
Miss Carrie Halves, Mrs. E. E. Cole,
Mrs. w. A. Gibbons, Miss Clare Cutchin,
Miss Shields, Miss Sadie Van Horn,
Miss Bass, Mrs. &. T. Jennings, Mrs.
w. e. Andrews, Miss Bessie Crano and
Mrs. j. T. Hines.
Tho entertainment was brought TO a
bright finish with tho laugha BILE comedy
The Bachelors Dilemma"
Thr arrangement and perfection Of
this entertainment is due to the En-.
deavor Circle of Kings Daughte VIII
have been instrumental in alternating
so much suffering. The proc aeds Of
this amusement will be devoted to that
gem of charities Tho Home for tho
Sick
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-05
LOCAL BREvITies.

Among the out.of.town people who
were seen yesterday by TIMES re-
porter were Judge George G. Cassell, oil
Radford; Robert Huff, of Bent Mountain
and Asa Howard, Of Floyd Court House.
NJ. A. Moseley returned yesterday
from n business trip to Chattanooga
r. Fl. Buckner is spending a few days
with his family at Montvale.
John H. Sisson, a merchant OF Floyd
county, is in the city visiting friends.
The regular week night prayer meet
ing of the First Baptist Church will be
held this evening at 7:45 O'Clock in the
lecture room OF the church. A large
attendance OF the members 10 desired.
w. A. Haskell, who has been super
Intending the paving OF the streets for
Contractor Gillespie, went to Lynch
burg yesterday.
The excise board will meet this
morning and consider the application of
a colored man to run a barroom at
Peach Hill.
w. L. Patterson will leave to day for
We'ch, w. Va, to accept a position on
the Recorder.
The joint branch OF tho Woman's
Auxiliary will meet in Christ Church
to day at 3 O'CLOCK.
Ernest Vaughan, telegraph operator
ferred to Bedford City, and left last
night for his new post.
The Friendship Fire Company are
contemplating holding fair, beginning
about the 18th Of April.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-05

The ladies OF Christ L. T.. Church
opened bazaar last night next door 20
the Commercial National Bank on
Jefferson street. The festival will be
continued to night.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-05
In the City Schools.

The total enrolment and average
daily attendance Of last month ia the
city schools compares favorably with
the former ones. The following tabu-
lated statement shows the fetal enroll.
mont OF both white and colored and the
average daily attendance of each for the
past seven months:
Total Average
No. enrolled daily attendance
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-05
Total Average
10. enrolled. daily attcnda
bite. | Colorcd
Tho Eo,rst Fires

The forest fires that have been burn
ing for several days en- the mountains
III THIS vicinity, wore somewhat aba ted
yesterday on account of the rain that
fell early yesterday morning
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-05

ARE you satisfied with your laundry?
Ii rot take it to j Il. Earp's confec ton.
airy store, No. 1881 Jefferson street,
agent for the kadford Steam Laundry.
The very best OF work guaranteed.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-05

FoH sALE-CollecLion of house plants
and household furniture. Apply 81
Sixth avenue s. W.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-05
Catocni's Restaurant.

80 Salem avenue. Finest rostaurant in
Roanoke. Breakfast ana supper sc,
dinner 35c. Tables reserced for
ladies'. J. j. Catogni, Proprietor. l..
Turner, Manager.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-05

DIED
hasrrlsge and death notices from my place
In southwest Virginin VIII he published
free as below.
JON ES-i cstcrday morning at & o clock EuLA
MAY daughter of Martha and Benjamin Jones
aged ~ months, ut 81 Norfolk ~ cnue Iutcr
mcht THIS afternoon at O'Clock in the CITY
Cemetery. 80
TlOMFSON-Yt Yesterday morning ut Z o'cloc-
MkhA VIENNA, aged months. and.only child of G.
" ana Lula u. Thompson, or Kast Roanoke
Funeral service. nj the residence at :; D. M con.
quoted by Rev. NJ. a. Wilson. Intcimcnt in the
City Cemetery
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-05
DIED.

A. Il. JAMESON Il Co., coal Dealers Headquarters
Tor Atlantic dynamite and Judson powder.
Evening journal., 1893-05-13
FIRsMEN AT HAZEL DELL.
To Arrange Dates Tonight at Newar
for the Next Tournament.

To Arrange Dates Tonight at Newark
for the Next Tournament.
The monthly meeting of the Delaware
State Firemen's Association will be held
in the rooms Of the Etna Hose Company,
Newark, tonight.
Five representatives will be present
from each of the Weccacoe. Fame Hose,
Friendship, Phoenix. Washington, Della
ware. Liberty and Water Witch compan
les of this city and from Middletown
Delaware City, New Castle aud Newark
The meeting is for the purpose Of max
ing preparations for the annual conven-
tion to be held this year at Hazel Dell
Park and 10 arrange dates This meet
ing will include three days On the
first the parade will take place,
second, tournament and on the last,
the convention.
Invitations have already been sent Ia
and accepted by companies in Boston,
Brooklyn, Baltimore, Washington, New
York state, Pennsylvania and New
Jersey.
The committee in charge Of the ar
rangements expect this convention to be
one Of the grandest displays of fire de-
partments and fire fighting equippag,
ever seen in this state.
Evening journal., 1893-05-13

priation bills disbursing 81, sos 494 were
reported TO the House from the Appro-
priations Committee.
Excitement is on the increase over the
strange plague Of lice in Earl and Eph-
rata townships, Lancaster county. The
State Board of Health has declined aid.
Business men Of Chester indorse the
action of Controller Hawthorne in with
holding the salaries Of officials refusing
TO take oath that they had not received
fees.
The contract was awarded for the con-
struction of an electric railway from Al
lentown TO HellertOwn.
II Frank Bush, who forged notes on
Spring City, Royersford and PhGnixville
banks, gave himself up and was commit.
ted to jail.
Democratic State Chairman ]. Marshall
Wright says be is not a candidate for the
internal revenue collectorships of -the
First district.
Evening journal., 1893-05-13
SUSPENSION OF The FREIE PRESSE.

It Is Alleged That the President of the
Company Has Deeamped for Parts
Unknown with Funds.
The Freie Presse, the Germany daily
of the city, has suspended publication.
The cause, it is said, is from the fact
that the president of the Freie Presse
Company, Charles Scheu, secured a
check from the state of Delaware for
the amount Of $500 2S and decampsd for
parts unknown
Scheu, it is alleged, left this city last
Wednesday, leaving the affairs OF the
Freie Presse in bad shape The employees
had not been paid, as well as a bill of the
Diamond Printing Company. The latter
company got Constable Reardon to close
up the Office yesterday.
The paper was not issued yesterday or
today The stockholders of the com
pany will probably meet on Monday
evening, when arrangements will be
made to continue the publication.
Evening journal., 1893-05-13
poNNep IHE WHITe van.

Miss Marion Miles, of New York, and Miss
Mary Mack, Of Chicago, Enter the
Academy of Visitation.
The ceremonies Of taking the white
veil were imposed on two young women
at the Academy of Visitation on Thursday
afternoon. Bishop Curtis was celebrant,
assisted by Vicar General Lyons, of st.
Peters Church
They were Miss Marion Miles, Of New
York. and Miss Mary Mack, of Chicago.
A relative Of each accompanied the can
didates for the white habit to this city,
and witnessed the ceremony.
Miss Miles adopted the name in relig-
ion of Sister Francis De Sales. Miss
Mack chose Sister Jane Frances, Francis
DeSales was the founder Of the order
which was in the seventeenth century
Because Of that Miss Liles chose the
name Miss Mack chose the feminine
name, Frances
Evening journal., 1893-05-13
DIED

ARMSTRONG.-At his late residence, Della
ware City, samuel 4. Armstrong, in his 6sth
year.
CLOUD In DowningtOwn, Pa May II
Harry J. Cloud, aged 20 years,
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
tho funeral fr lm his uncle's residence, Melton
Steele. swan Hotel, East d. wniugtOwn. sun
day, May "a Meet az the house at 10 O'Clock.
lnterment az Old kvnnett Burying Ground,
Chester county, Pa.
EVANS. On The morning ~ the Sth
instant, in Philadelphia, William Penn
Evans, in the i3d year of his age.
HILYARn.- this city. on the 10th in
slant. Simon S. Hilyard, aged go years.
MORRISON-In this city. on the 9Th in
stant, Samuel q. Morrison, la the 5lth year of
his age.
TOWNSEND in this city. on the 9TH in.
slant, Arthur A., son of aohn w. and Sallie
r. Townsend. aged months and days.
WALEs.-ln this CITY, on the 9th instant
| Caleb +. Wales, aged 80 years.
Evening journal., 1893-05-13
FOR RENT.
PUBLIC SALE.

Valuable dwellings, ffty-two building and
manufacturing lots, SATURDAY, MAY 20.
len, commencing az 2lO O'Clock sharp, at the
Buildera' Exchange
an Monroe street, 3-atory brick, lot 10. .fxQ3.
Well situated for renting, close TO large
manufacturing establishments.
I'D West street, a-sturY brick. lot 2ilOlAxlul
WIN be sold alta bargain TO close an estate.
Well located.
sl6 King street. 3story brick. lot 25. 6xlO0
3ood business property. Worthy your at
tontion.
iOi West Twelfth street. 8-story brick. lot
ldXNl. All IN hrst-class order. Must be cX-
aminod TO he appreciated.
.0l West sixth atrt ct, 8story brick. lot TO-
lx6i; 2O3 West sixth street. B story brick. lot
l6x0l. These two properties are well located
for business on u leading street, and n chqncc
"hercd TOR purchasing good property
cheap.
Ol0West Twelfth street. 2-story brick. lot
lix0o Desirable PROPERTY examine before
sale.
SO East Twenty-second street. lixsl. 81
East Iwenty-seCond street. liXsl. Well
located to rent Sold at bargain. Examine
all these properties before d ty of sale.
Large mnnufactury, b-etory building with
four acres of land, on line shellpOt cutoff
pennsy lvania railroad. Well-huilt wharf on
Brandywine creek. The building Well con-
struuted, containing engine. boiler and shaft
ing. A rare opportunity TO purchase "a bar
gain.
See large posters for plot of lots, etc
Now Is the time to invest.
Nothing SO safe as real estate
Most Of the sale positive.
Be on hand the Goth for bargains
HEALD g. CO.
Evening journal., 1893-05-13
B. SHARP
& CO.
Fourth and Market Sis.

We are making a large sale
on our reduced Pine Apple
Cloths. Printed by the
celebrated French makers,
Scheurer-Rott & Gle, the styles
are correct and the qualities
unexcelled. Pine Apple Cloth
is a peculiar production of
their own. Neither too thick
nor too thin, but just right for
the coming season. If at all
interested in thin fabrics
you should become acquainted
with this lotto cents
from IS.
A cash purchase of seven
thousand yards of ribbons
makes an attractive assort-
ment in the new shades at
about 4 off in price. They
are in gros grain, satins,
Mories and fancy designs and
run in prices from 5 cents to
40 cents per yard. Sizes two
to eighty.
One bale of double-faced
Chenille Rugs, half a yard
wide and 40 inches long, are
worth more money than we
ask for them. They are in a
fine assortment of lcolors at
50 cents each.
A few left of the ugly
Scotch Rugs - maybe the
price will change your views.
SiOO from $500
81 % from 81 90
$3.50 from $500
with a lot Of fine quality Mou-
quette Rugs and Mats which
are a trihe soiled
$10O from 81 so
s. 50 from $3.50
We have just opened a
beautiful line of snow flake
Scrim Curtains with self color
and fancy stripes. AS a
novelty and pretty hangings
for hot weather use, especially
in chamber decorations,
nothing could be prettier. So,
$3.50, SIS and SO per pair,
Remember our fancy
dress ginghams, I21s cent
ones for Sc, will not alway:
last at this price. No mistake
in the quality here.
Evening journal., 1893-05-13
New jersey.

The defense closed its evidence In the
prosecution of the glassworkers at
Bridgeton for conspiracy against the
Cumberland Company.
Application was made and granted at
Trenton for receiver for the Hygeian
Ice Company. of that city.
The State Board of Taxation met at
Atlantic City to hear appeals from dis.
satisfied Atlantic county property hold
ers
Governor Werts, in company with
Rhe Practice Inspector Spencer, paid q
visit TO the state camping grounds at
Sea Grit
Knight Park, at Collingswood, Camden
county, was dedicated aud opened TO the
free use of the public in the presence OF
3, 900 persons
Evening journal., 1893-05-13
nIIss nIole to De nnrIed .ro-morrow.

Miss Mote To BE Buried Tomorrow.
The funeral Of Miss Bessie Mote. who
died suddenly of heart disease at Hoe
kessin on Wednesday, will take place to-
morrow afternoon from the residence Of
her uncle, Thomas Ogram, Of Hockessin,
Services viii be held in the White Clay
Greek Church and interment will be
made in the White Clay Greek Cemetery
Deputy Coroner Fox issued a certificate
OF death from heart disease yesterday.
Evening journal., 1893-05-13
Philadelphia.

The annual battle between graduate
students of the medical schools of this
city and other parts of the country for
places on the resident physicians staff
at the Philadelphia Hospital, ended in
honors about evenly divided between the
University and Jefferson
A conference between officials of the
Reading Railroad aud the Pullman
Palace Car Company in reference to the
50 900, 900 equipment notes held by the
latter company against the Reading,
resulted in a practical adoption of the
plan Of reorganization proposed by the
Reading syndicate.
The Philadelphia Chassis of the Re
formed Church adjourned.
The Pennsylvania Christian Women g
Temperance Union met.
r Loper Baird is being urged for the
assistant appraisership at the port Of
Philadelphia
The body Of Frederick Walter, who
died two weeks ago, was found in his
home, lO3 Thompson street. guarded
only by his demented wife
More testimony was taken by the
House Committee which is investigating
the local electric light trust.
The coroner held an inquest in the
case Of Alice Lockhart, who died from
an operation
The Naval Battalion will begin their
summer water drills to-day
Robert Henry, Alfred Coiiey and James
Kelley, election officers of the Sixteenth
Division Of the Third ward, were sen
fenced to six months Imprisonment and
| 500 fine each.
Lieutenant A. w. Deane. Of Company
D, First Regiment, has preferred charges
Of conduct unbecoming a gentleman and
an officer against Captain Henry j.
Crump, of the same company.
The clause in the Military bill now on
second reading in the lower branch oi
state Legislature, providing for tn,
reduction cf the division staff, is to b'
stricken out
d. Lancaster Drew, the embezzling
secretary and treasurer of the Contra
Trust Company has been sentenced to al
imprisonment Of one year
Two dead and three diving childrel
were found in the Infants Rescue"
baby farm on South Sixteenth street.
A verdict of death as the result of a.
operation at the hands of CDR Quit
was returned in the Alice LockharI
case, and Mrs Cutie was committed {
answer as accessory before and after tn
fact.