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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-15
POkwitOwanie.
Modest

Ma mole rece zlozyli: p. Modest
Maryshski, Middle Creek, CAL, "a
siebie, swa zone, pania Jadwise sy-
ma Karols, 36 centow ma Skarb Ma.
rodowy $500 ma Lige Polska; ro-
dzina PIP. Sobieszczyk6w z par. sw.
Jadwigi W Chicago, Ill, Franciszek,
Julianna i dzieci Pelagia Marya 48
cent6w ma Skarb Narodowy; pani
Weronika Polczyhska par. sw. Jad-
wigi, IL centow ma Skarb Narodo-
wy.
Stanissa0 Szaoojkart,
sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-15
Nieudafy Zamach.

Wczoraj wieczorem odbyla sic
uiemi{a scena W skladzie mebli L.
Fisha pm. 1907 State Str, kt6ra mo-
g}a by}a 3atwo przybra6 obr6t wis'
lie grozniejszy. = Robotnik F. w.
Webb po poaudniu zostai jakiegos
powodu nagle wydalony. Doprowa-
dzilo go to do nies{ychanej zlosci,
przypisujao ,,foremanowi" A. Hitchle-
yowi swe wydaleuie, poprzysiagi te-
muz krwawa zemste.
Okolo godz. Z wieczorem Webb
uzbrojony W pistolet starego fssonu
wpad1 do biura wymachujac ia bro
nia szuka. Hitchleya, grozac tez in
nym urzednikom, by mu ME prze-
szkadzali. Jednskze rzucono sic ma
niego, pistolet mu wyrwano wyrzu.
como 60 ma ulice. w poi godziny
pozniej Webb powroci} z re-
wolwerem trzymajac 60 W reku
zbliza} sic do bi6ra, ale kt6rys urze.
dnik6w zaszed{ tylu i zdo1al mu
znowu brch wyrwac. zatrzymano 60
wtedy zawezwa2o policyant6w,
kt6rzy go aresztowall zawiedli ma
stacya przy Cottage Grove ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-15

je sianem. Natura kotska zwyciezyla
i po czesci idao spokojnie, po czesci
zsuwaiac sic, koh dosta1 sic ma ulice,
poczem juzlgo zdolano do stajni cd
prowadzic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-15
Jeszcze przystapienie do Ligi.


Czytamy W yKuryerze" toledos'
kim:
Tow. sw. Wincentego W par. sw.
Jadwigi W Toledo, ma mityngu odby-
tenn we wtorek d. 5 czerwca r. b. u.
chwalilo przystapi6 do Ligi Polskiej
i zebra}o ma rzecz Skarbu Narodowe.
go wydatki Ligi s4.e5 cd 81 czson-
kow. Pieniadze to odes}ane zostana
po mitypgu kwsrtalmny, do ktorej
to chwili zapewne wszyscy czlonko-
vie do Ligi sic zapisza".
s. Schlesser, sekretarz".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-15

zrecznego manewrowania "a.
glami. Utone}o 80 os6b z
liczby znajdujacych sic ma po-
k}adzie. Pozosta}ych zdola}y
uratowaG }odzie, W chwili ka-
tastrofy spuszczone z znaidu-
jscego sic nieopodal parowca
;, Elm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-15
Wielki pozar.
New York, IA czerwca.

New. YORK, IA czerwca. =
DIS rano wybuch} pozar W pi'
wnicy 6 pietrowego gmachu
ma rogu ulic Duane i Elm str.
i zrzadzi} szkode ma 100000.
W budynku tym miesci1a sic
drukarnia, fabryka pude} tex.
turowych zak}ad fotograficz.
ny. W pol godziny po wybu'
chu ognia zaWali9y sic g6rne
pietra pozar przeszedl ma So
siednie budynki Edisona. W
przeciagu godziny POI bloku
spalilo sic zupe}nie. Straz o.
gniowa ME zdolala mic innego
uczynic, jak chronic sasiednie
budynki, gdya }atwo zapalne
materyaiy nagromadzone W
plonacych budynkach ,ijak s1o.
ma, sic palily.
Starry dzwon wOInOsci.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, IA czer.
wca. Starry dzwon wolnosci
zdjeto z miejsca, gdzie byl "a,
wieszony W Independence Hall
umieszczono go W pieknym
pawilonie wybudowanym re
szk}a i drzewa debowego. Pa
wilon ten stoi W srodku sail
wschodniej i pokrywa pre-
strze1 o podstawie79 stop kwa
dratowych. Ma kopule pokry.
wajscej pavilion umieszczono
naive plerwotnych trzynastu
Stan6w.
Nieszczesliwg wypadek.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, IA czer.
wca. w czasie parady ulicznej
pewnego teatralnego towarzy.
stwa dis wieczorem zawali} sic
balkon terrakoty u pewnego
budynku W miescie grad
kamieni spadl ma gromade lu'
dzi u do}u stojaca, wskutek
czego 65 letnia Karolina Ben
der tax ciezko W glove zosta}a
skaleczona, ze W godzine p6z'
niej umarla W szpitalu niemie-
ckim, a 6 letnia Lizzie Hilton
r6wniez smiertelna odnios}a ra-
ne ma g}owie i obecnie valley
re smiercia. 80 letni Charles
Hetou prawe ramie ma z}ama.
ne. 40 letnia Mary Stephens i
jedno ramie ma zlamane i inne
odniosla uszkodzenia. Kilka
innych os6b r6wpiez zostalo
pokaleczonych, ale mniej juz
niebezpiecznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-15

napasc ma poclag towarowy W
Uhrichsville, naradzi1 sic
puik. Colt i urzsdzono sic W
spos6b odpowiedni, by udare.
mni6 napasc. = W sherods,
vile, o., strajkerzy spalili diva
mostly i przygotowujs sic do
dalszych napasci. Szeryf pro-
sill gubernatora 0 pomoc, =
q Iron0on, O., donosza, ae
g6rnicy tamtejsi postanowili
wytrwac W strajku, dop6ki
ME otrzylnaja plac dawnYch.
Strajkowali oni tylko ,,ze sym
patyi" zarabiali bowiem po
70 cent6w, z czego byli zado.
woleni. Wlasciciele kopal1 te-
raz ME chca p}acie wiecej niz
po 60 centow, a to na mocy
uk}adu W Columbus.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, IA czer::
wca. W kopalniach W Athens
i Cautrel dis ma nowo rozpo
czeto pracowaG. Rowuiez W
Mission Fields zacze}y sic ma
nowo roboty pod dawnemi
warunkami.
DANv1LLE, ILL.,, IA czerwca.
Kiedy dis rano g6rnicy W
Mission Fields poszll do robo'
ty, wydawalo sic, ze W tutei-
Sym dystrykcie strajk jest u
ko1czony. Jednakze po po1u-
dniu odby1o sic zgromadzenie e
uni, ME uznano uk}adow W
Columbus "a obowiszujace i
obrano Delegate ma zgroma-
dzenie W Springfield, kt6re
ma sic odbyc W sobote.
GREENsBURG, Pa, IA czer.
wca. Budynek z pompami W
fabrykach koksowych frmy
Nc Clure g. Go. zostal dis dy.
namitem wysadzony W powie-
trze. Eksplozya by}a nadzwy-
czaj gwaltowna i ca}y budy.
mex rozsypa} sic W gruzy. Zda-
je sic, ze strajkerzy popelnill
ten zamach.
SooTrDALE, Pa, IA czerwca.
Konwencya robotnik6w ko.
ksowych, kt6ra dis tn sic od-
by}a, uchwali}a wytrwac W
strajku, dop6ki dwie trzecie
w}ascicieli kopal6 i fabryk ME
zgodzs sic ma nova tabele.
Prawie kaadym pociagiem
przybywaja nowi otnicy.
OPrezydencie.
WASHINGTON, IA czerwca.
Ma rade lekarza prezydent
Cleveland postanowi} odbyc
kr6tks podr6z po Chesapeake
Bay. Jest on mocno os}a biony
i potrzebna mu jest wedle u
znania lekarza podr6z po wo-
die morskiei. : Wieczorem o
godz. pol do 8 prywatnym
swym sekretarzem Thurberem
i doktorem ORALLY Cleveland
udai sic powozem do przysta-
nj parostatk6w, gdzie kap.
Evans iuz go oczekiwal na
Maple. Skoro prezydelt
wszed{ ma statek, pop4ynleto
W dol Potomaku. Cleveland
przez 4 lub 5 dni W Washing
tonic ME bedzie obecnym.
ZuchWali C0xeyanie.
DENVER, Colo, IA czerwca.
Pieciuset Coxeyan6w wczoraj
wieczorem ukrad1o lokomoty-
we " Julesburg pr6bowalo
zestawic pociag celem udania
sic ma wsch6d. Jednakowoz 10
komotywa sic wykolei'a i pro:
ba sic ME uda1a. Pr6bowali
p6zniej opanowaG pociag oso.
boWy jadacy ma wschod, ale
ten zatrzymano pred Jules
burg. Wyslano SO ludzi pod
marszalkiem zwiazkowym, by
aresztowaG Coxeyan6w, gdyby
chcieli opanowac pocisg oso.
bowy.
OMAHA, NEB., IA czerwca.
DIS % opoludniu o godz.f3 DO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-15
Nieszczescie ma kOlei uIiczneJ.

Nieszczescie ma kOlei uliczneJ.
Jak6b Worda, 9 letni czeski ch{o-
pax, kt6rego rodzice mieszkaja pm.
1166 S. Oakley ave., wczoraj uwie'
sil sic u wozu kolei ulicznej jadace-
go przez Blue Island ave. W kierun-
ku zachodnim W poblizu Robey str.
zeskoczy}. w tel samej chwili jed.
max nadjechaa pociag inowej kolei
j obali} chlopca, rzucajac 60 pod ko.
Ia. Worda przejechany zsamal prawa
reke i tax ciezko mial skaleczona le-
wa noge, ze lekarze W szpitalu po,
wiatowym, dokad go zawieziono, u,
znali amputacye "a konieczua.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-17
Mr.. Tones Package.

The sensational story that went the
rounds of the city press concerning the
loss and subsequent recovery of pack
age containing $50, 900 by the Hon. Jacob
Tome of Port Deposit, on the Baltimore
and Oxford accommodation train last
week, dwindles down in Importance
when it is known that this mysterious
package wrapped in newspaper con
tanned six instead of sixty thousand dol
lars in National Bank notes.
On Thursday Mr.. Tome visited the
Treasury Department at Washington.
and in exchange for bonds secured the
notes which he wrapped in newspaper
to avoid attracting attention. He
returned to Port Deposit Cd the Balti-
more and Oxford express meeting a
number of his friends on the train. Mr..
Tome was engaged in conversation and
when the train reached Port Deposit
left the car with the party, unmindful
of the package which lay on the seat.
At this station the members of the Por t
Deposit Musical aud Dramatic Associa-
ton boarded the train en- route to Rising
Sun. The package was tossed around
at pleasure by the funmakers, and lett
by them upon Rising Sun being reached.
A few minutes after the train rolled
away Mr.. Tome discovered his loss and a
telegram was sent which intercepted
Conductor Gilligam. The big role of
greenbacks was still aboard intact as
ever, and in this condition was promptly
returned to Mr.. Tome.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-17
County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners of Cecil
county, met at their office in ElktoD, on
Tuesday.
Present, Andrew Anderson, President,
J. G. Price, Jr., and Samuel t. Hindman
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The Treasurer submitted his monthly
report showing the receipts and expendi
lures for the month of February to be as
follows: Receipts. 81, 430 90; disburse-
ments, $l1 $3.50; cash balance on hand
$12,5S5.S2.
Bond of J. II. Michigan, constable OF
the Eighth district was submitted and
approved with the following sureties,
John Mccullough and John L. Crothers.
On petition of J. V. Wallace and others
an out pension of twenty dollars par
year was granted Samuel Lloyd of the
Second district.
There being no further business, the
board adjourned to meet Tuesday March
00tb
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-17

1t is desired to make this column as complete
in Its news as possible, and to this end communi-
cations and announcements are solicited from
every church and relig Gus organization in the
county. Each item must bear the name and
address OF its author, and be received Eot later
than 10 O'Clock on Friday morning.
The missionary anniversary of the Elk
ton NJ. E. Sunday School will be held tc-
morrow, Sunday, evening at half-past
seven o'clock.
An interesting bible study was held by
the Epworth League of the NJ. E. Church
on Wednesday night. At the next meetin
literary program will be rendered.
There W II be Communion service at the
Church of the Good Shepherd, Chesapeake
City, tomorrow, Sunday, morning, the Rev
William Schouler officiating. Services will
begin little before nine.
A humorous lecture will be delivered in
Trinity NJ. E. Church, Chesapeake City, on
Wednesday evening, April IL 1884, by Rev.
Jacob Miller-subjsct: Love, CourtshiI
and Marriage Proceeds for the benefit
of church debt fund.
Lenten services will be held in Trinity
Church, Ektou, next week, (being Holy
week., as follows: on Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday and Saturday at 80 a. M; Oh
Thursday at 1890 a. m. and s p. m. Or
Good Friday at 1880 a. IN. and $50 p. m
These will close the services for the season
All are cordially invited.
The week beginning to day, March 17tl
| to March 2ith, has been set apart by the
Salv alton Army as week of special pray e
and self denial. The object is to increas,
the resources of the army both in men ant
money that the work among the poor ant
needy may be enlarged and better conduct
ed. The week will be observed by thearm,
in Elkton by special services at the Barrack
every evening during that week. The publ
is cordially invited to attend these services
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-17
Business Locals.

Spring styles hats. w. d. Price
Shoes that give satisfaction. w. ID. Price.
A full lire of straw mattings, cheap.
w. D. Price.
Dried fruits and canned goods.
w. d. Price.
Collars, cuffs and neckwear. W. D. Price
The best and cheapest shoes at the Balti-
more Bargain House. Elkton, Nd,
Since taking stock. in order to conform
to the hard times, prices have been cut to
the lowest point ever known in the history
of trade. New Goods.
CARHART & Co., Zion, Md.
Captain Sejelken will be found at the
wharf at Elkton Bridge with full supply
of me oysters, which he offers at market
prices, in any quantity, either shucked or
in the shell.
Mrs. l.. II. Bennett has attended the
wholesale and retail millinery openings in
Philadelphia, and is now ready to give her
customers the latest styles, silk and crepe
work especially, at her residences on Main
street, Elkton.
Where else do you hear of the like? Good
trousers of all wool goods to order, So. Neat
style stripe, very dressy, So. Choice pat
terms of imported goods St and IS, satisfac-
ton guaranteed in every case. Order a
pair, if you don't like them, you need not
take them. At Frazer's. 2t
Lovett's Furniture Warerooms, Newark
Del. Railroad facilities unsurpassed. For
the season of 1894 greatly increased room
and stock You can save money in buying
from US. Try it and save your freight. We
carry as fine line OF parlor, bedroom and
dining furniture as can be found any place
Odd pieces from cheap rocker to the fiues'
sideboards, writing desks and couches, etc
in season. A large line of refrigerators anc
baby carriages. l2Isom
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-17
School Commissioners

The Board met on Tuesday. Present,
Messrs Everist, Kirk and Ash.
Minutes read and approved.
The matter of converting the Academy
into a high sshool was abandoned.
Messrs. j. A. Pearce and HI. d. Budd
made an appeal to have school No 8, First
district, opened. Mr.. Ash was directed to
have the school opened on April 10Th
w. Reese Mahan made an appeal for
new house at No. 6, Fourth district,
("Center") Referred to Mr.. Kirk and the
secretary.
The appointment of w. p. Cameron to
school Nc. 4, Ninth district, was Goa.
firmed.
The designations of Miss Arrie A. Duha-
nell as teacher of No l, First district. and
Charles Il. Green, of No, 2, colored, First
District, were accepted.
Miss Ella Il. Haines was appointed as
assistant teacher at Nc. l, Seventh district.
The treasurer was ordered to pay to the
library fund of school No. 6, Ninth district
$40 the teacher Miss Mary w. Paul having
raised Sl3.6S. Payable to A. r. Brown
trustee. Adjourned.
GEORGE BIDDLE, Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-17
Awaiting His Commission

Sheriff Clinton ]. White is awaiting
the arrival OF his commission from Cover
nor Brown to give the required bond
and assume the duties of his office. On
Monday Clinton Mccullough and John
S. Writ, Esqs, after critical examination
of the 172 ballots in question, entered
upon an agreement to withdraw their
appeal from the decision of the Circuit
Court declaring Mr.. White elected, and
on Wednesday r. c. Thackery, Esq,
went to Annapolis and filed the record
in the case. The Governor stated that
the commission would be forwarded as
soon as Attorney General Poe could give
the matter his attention. The commits
sion is expected daily, in time for Sheriff
White to attend to the Office during
the March term of court.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-17
Rising Sun News.
RISING sun, March Is, 1891.

RISING sun, March 10, 1891
Miss Clara X. Wilson is visiting rel
atives In Warwick.
Miss Gertrude S. Dare is the guest Of
Harrisbdrg friends.
MIR. Warren Martin of New London,
spent Sunday in Rising Sun.
Miss Gnrtie Nichol of Baltimore is
visiting Mrs. j. c. Hindman
Mrs. Norris Cameron of Perryville
spent few days OF this week with her
parents near Rising Sun.
Rev. J. E. Bryan will leave next Tues
day morning TO attend conference which
is to be held at Salisbury Md.
The w. c. T. U. will hold a par'or
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Edwin
Haines Walnut ST.. Monday March 10.
Mr.. William Richards of this town
expects soon to join the surveying corps
of the Utah, Nevada aud California rail
road
The minstrel troupe of Port Deposit
consisting OF sixteen voices, gave an
entertainment in Rising Sun hall last
Thursday evening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-17

Jr. Past Councillor p. NJ. Groves assisted
about twenty other members OF the Elk
ton Council. The officers installed for
the first time were: Councillor John Y,
Daniels;V. c., Robt. j. McCauley; r. S,
VIM. T. Campbell; A. r. s., Harry
Shippers; F. S.. Clarence Miller; Treas, J.
w. Mahoney; Con-, D. II. McCauley;
W., VIM. Todd; Is, Edward Harvey;
o. s., White Woodrow; Jr. p. c., j. F.
Harvey; Trustees, john W. Mahoney,
d. Fl. McCauley, John Y. Daniels,
Chaplain, H. B. Hayes, RIP. to state
Council, j. F. Harvey. A bounteous
collation. was partaken of and which
was the occasion of we'll wishing tor the
prosperity of the new Council.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-17
Port Deposit Items.
PORT DEPOSIT, March Is, lS9.


Capt. Holm brought the Steamer City
Belle from winter quarters and placed
her on the line between here and Lap
idum.
Mr.. Tome had six Thousand dollars in
the package instead of sixty thousand,
which was left on Capt. Gilligans train
Thursday night of last week.
Last Sunday was missionary day in
Methodist Episcopal Church. The exer-
cises were of an excellent character and
the collection good for these hard times.
John M. McClenahan has purchased
from his father the house and lot oppo-
site his residence and rumor says he will
remove the old building aud put up a
larger and much better one.
Hon. Jacob Tome who purchased the
old bank house property is repairing the
yard and walls asd as soon as BIZ. Lamm
moves out will repair and make what
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-17
Frazer-GOnce.

Miss Mary Alrch Gonce, daughter o.
Mrs. Sarah Gonce, and MIR. John Frazer
of Glasgow. were united in marriage al
half past one O'Clock on Thursday after
noon. the ceremony being performed IL
Pencader Presbyterian Church by Rev ii
Ii. G. Vincent. The church was beautI-
fully decorated with plants and flowers.
The bride was given away by heI
brother, Mr.. j. Eugene Gonce of Elkton,
and the maid of honor was Miss Miriam
Alrich. Miss Edna Cazier and Miss
Margaret .Shedwick were flower girls.
The ushers were: D. Brainerd Ferris,
Jr. James McIutire, Win Frazer and
Frank Cooch. The wedding marches
were played by MISS Caroline Cooch.
After the ceremony reception was held
at the Hermitage" the home OF the
brides mother where a handsome COLA
ton was served,
Among the guests were: Mrs. Sarah
Gonce. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Alrich, MIR.
and Mrs. W. ]. Shedwick, Mr.. }. Eugene
Gonce, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Dayett,
Mrs. J. Wilkins Cooch, Miss Caroline
Cooch, Mr.. Edward Frazer, MIR. Brainerd
Ferris, Mr.. ard Mrs. W. ]. Lawton, Will
miugtoD; Mr.. and Mrs. Silver, MIR. j. B.
Cazier, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd. Baltimore;
Mr.. Vincent aud sisters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Alrich, Mrs. R. B. Frazer,
James Evans OF Elkton; Or. w. I. Skin
ner and wife, Mr.. Boulder McMullen,
Miss Fanny Cam, Miss Annie Alrich,
Misses Maggie and Annie McIntire, MIR.
James McIntire, Mrs. John Shedwick,
Miss Elizabeth Hall, Philadelphia; DR..
and Mrs. Mullen, Wilmington; MIR. and
Mrs. Will Ellison.
The presents were costly and numer-
GUS solid silver service being given the
bride by the Presbyterian Church of
which she was organist.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-17

Three new tenant houses ale being
built on Bells Lane by Harry W. Bell.
| The Cecil Farmers Club will meet
at Mr.. Aaron j Michiner's near Co.ora on
! Wednesday next the Dist inst.
| j. L. McGaw, manager of the L. Ston
Cannery of McGaw and Smith, was in
| town on Friday on business connected with
| the firm.
A Obstructive forest fire originated in
the Red Hill woods east of Elkton on
Wednesday night and many acres ofyoung
timber were destroyed.
Frank Herbert, a tramp, was arrested
on Friday of last week under the vagrant
act, and on Monday was committed to the
House of Correction for 90 days by Justice
Cleaver.
Charles Ernest was acquitted of the
charge of tie larceny of three electric light
globes from the Howard House on Jan. 10
last, at a hearing before Squire Cleaver on
Thursday.
"A special meeting of the directors OF the
Singerly Fire Company was held on Thurs
day night. The bond of Treasurer G. &.
Strickland was approved and other business
transacted.
The Comptroller on Thursday made
the quarterly distribution of the public
school fund, payable on and after the 25th
inst. Cecil county receives 2,46l ,O9 for
white. and S457, Sc for colored schools.
AT late hour several nights ago some
designing person entered one of the carriage
houses of the livery stable of Edward
Taylor on Main street and ran the carriages
into the yard, where they were found in the
morning by the men.
Prof. and Mrs. Surrick who last year
gave a fine steroptican exhibition and
NJ. L. Church at Odd Fellows hall, will
give a new one of the same order, for the
benefit of the Jr. o. U A. NJ. of Elkton on
Friday night next the 23d inst. 1t is
high class entertainment, with 400 beautiful
scenic splendors. Admission 20 cents.
Mitchells' drug store.
Powers and Cory, the progressive
toundrymen at High and Bridge streets are
always surrounded by scene of activity
and hustle. They have entered into large
contract with the Trump Brothers Machine
Company, of Wilmington, for furnishing
the castings of a novel and newly invented
stocking knitting machine. which will
shortly be put upon the market tits most
ingenious device the machine knitting the
entire stocking except, the little point on
the toe.
The entertainment to be given in Odd
Fellows Hall on Monday evening, March
&c, for the benefit of the freq reading room
maintained by the Brotherhood OF st.
Andrew commends itself to the liberal
patronage of the public. The program
will be particularly entertaining, Howard
C. Amory, of New York City, lectur.
ing upon ''The Nile and the Continent"
and which will be followed by the farce
"a Regular Fix" Other attractive features
will be added to the entertainment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-17
Will MINGTON M. E. CONFERENCE.
Official Order of Exercises. The Presiding
Officers and Speakers.

omciaI Order of Exercises. The Presiding
Officers and Speakers.
Following is the official programme
of the annual session OF Wilmington NJ.
Z. Conference, which will be held at
Salisbury:
Monday, March 1917 80 p. M, exami-
nations (private).
+ Tuesday, March 20-7.3 80 p. m. temper
ance anniversary. Chairman, the Rev.
Alfred Smith. Speakers, the Bsv. CIV.
Townsend and S. NJ. Morgan.
Wednesday, March 21-9 a. M, COM
munion service. II a. m, statistical ses
sion. 8 p. NJ, missionary sermon by the
Rev. W. ]. Duhadway, alternate, the
Rev. G. s. Baker. 730 p. m, veterans
anniversary. Chairman L. H. Williams;
Speaker, the Rev. Jay Benson Hamilton,
D. D.
Thursday, March 22i-9.30 a. m, de
votional service; a. m. business session;
3. p. M, anniversary of the Historical
Society, Chairman, the Rev. B. F. Price
papers by the Rev. W. L. S. Murray,
D. D.. G. A. Hill and B. +. Price; 7. 80
p. m, church extension anniversary,
Chairman, the Rev. ]. B. Quigg, Speak
or, the Rev. W. A. Spencer, D. d.
Friday, March 23d-S 30 a. M, devot-
iousl service; 8. a. M, business session;
8, p. m, anniversary of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary. Speaker, Mrs, A.
II. Eaton; 40 p. M, educational ami
versary. Chairman. the Rev. Robert
Watt. Speaker, the Rev. c. H. Payne,
D. d L. L. d.
Saturday, March 24th-S 30 a. M,
devotional service; 8 a. m. business ses
sion; p. M, anniversary of the Freed
mans Aid and Southern Educational
Society. Chairman, the Rev. John France
Speaker, the Rev. j. w. Hamilton, D. D.
7.30 p. M, Epworth League anniversary.
Chairman the Rev. r X. Stephenson
Sunday, March 25-9. a. M, love feast
conducted by the Rev. j. Z. Bryant 0 80
a. m, sermon by Bishop Vincent and
ordination of deacons; 3 p. M, sermon
and ordination of elders; 6 80 p. M,
Epworth League prayer meeting con,
Quoted by Rev. G. T. Wyatt; 730 p. m,
missionary anniversary. Chairman,
Thomas Mallalieu. Speaker, the Rev.
7. o. Peck, D. D.
Monday. March 26th-S.3 80 a. M, de
vosional service; a. M, business session
3 p. m. anniversary of the Woman s
Home Missionary Society. President,
Mrs. n NJ. Browne.