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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
At the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom yester-
day ali the offerings were sold with the exception
of one parcel.
Philip A. smyth sold in foreclosure No. II For
syth-st a fve-story brick tenement-house lot 25x
lcO to the plaintiff. Mary Jane Stafford, for s2oV"'
also. in similar proceedings. the northwest corner
of Second-ave and Seventy eghth-st., two hve-
story brick hathouses, plot 4sxS2.2, to Heilner a.
Wolf for s6i.4OO
George r. Read sold in foreclosure No. 10 East
Nnety-second-st.. a four-story brownstone dwell
Ing lot 1sxlOos also the right. title and interest Of
Thomas Graham and wife TO strip , ad]oning'
$40 2-3xlOoSH. to the plaintiff. Phebe r. Knapp TOT
James L. Wells sold in partition No. 4sS East
One hundred-and-for ty-sxth-st.. two-story frame
dwelling. plot 5oxl00, to Frank kolo Tor s,rv
225 West Sixteenthst, three fve-story brownstone
tenement houses plot 76xS2' to the plaintiff Alfred
\. brigham Hall has sold for Charles simpson son
plot on the south side Of idT w T se
property Immediately resold to Mary A. ryne'
a Rs1 No 81 5 %es xsS[Ih SG@Pe
This plot also resold by the same broker 10
N. & l.. Hess have sold for Jacob HIrsh to Albert
Wagner architect TIE property at No. ., E Eas
nd g qnng sr0uTn he to entire aTea
1900 square feet. The old buildings now on the
story fire-proof building is TO be erected thereon
The same brokers recently sold this property 10
Jacob Hirsh The terms OF the present sale are
private. .A.
The property No $50 Broadway. on the northeast
TO a resident of Lakewood. n. j., for NI25sl
Horace S. Ely * Co. said TO have been the
brokers The property consists OF tve-story
brownsone business building. lot 25xlg)xZS sxleo.
Bryan L. Kennedy and A. l.. David have sold
the four-story brick and stone dwelling and store
No. 1.O22 Lexington-ave. to James f. McEivare Tor
about $4,000. ~ - W.T..
Fizsmons & Smith have sold for W; ID; Harris
to j. McCafferty. the fve-story double lathouse
with store No. 372 Columbus-ave., size 2bxyDxlO4
also for Acker, Neral & Condlt. the three,story
brick private dwelling, with plot OF land l5Zxzo
in Locust H-ave, Garden-st, fonkeis
known as the Bloomfield Place.
A. f. a r.. A. Kare.sOn report the CLOSING OF a
contract for the sale of 100 feet the southeast
corner OF Madison-ave and Eighty mn r al
O'Connor estate The last deed Is dated 1873, and
the land has been In the family since open
heimer Bros & Nieth the purchasers, ana
they intend to erect handsome apartment-house.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

Sandwich, Mass. Nov. 29.-Edward J. Swan. a
well-known decorative artist. died to-day aged
ffty-four. Mr.. Swan considered one OF the
finest glass decorators in the country, and had
full control OF that department of the old Boston
and Sandwich Glass Company for than
twenty years
Troy, " Y, Nov. 2s.-The death OF Mrs. Livin
Griffin. wife OF the Rev. DR.. William Griffin, oc-
CURED this afternoon at her home. on the Albany
Road Mrs. Griffin studied at Cazenovia Seminary.
of which she served preceptress for three years
and she gave SIS 90 to endOW the preceptress =
chair in that institution. Mrs Griffin was eighty
years old. but pursuing studies In Hebrew and
Greek and easily read the Scriptures in the original
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings and alterations
have been filed with the Building Department:
New buildings
Courtland-ave e $. $50 II OF lGOth-st, by
Charles Sicgfrled Of No 81 COu-tandt ave- for - 40
threestcry frame and dwelling. so"U
Riverslde Drive. s . corner Of sjth-st. by John
and James \ Farley OF Boulevard and 6"h-st 49, ooo
FOR a seyen-sory and basement brick hat..... oo'Wo
l2sth-st DO II Of 2d-aye. BY Albert Behmng'
lessee. and Arthur lngrahaU. No ia Nassau-s
owner for a one-story frame runway and coal ooo
Westchester-ase, n T. 80 II OF Siebbnsave. by
George Spaeth OF No 1851 Fox-st, for a one 49,
frame shed. .......................... I'M
Vyse-ave g g. 22j II Of Cooke Place. by Louis
/. Setter. Of Bloomfield j. for A two-story .
vyse-st :. 90 It n Of l72d-s by Miss Nellie
Rice. Of No 152 East 144th-st. for two-story .
frame dwellings F"V
Alterations:
rremont-ave n = 25 It " Of Washington-ave. by
William Clarke. Of No 1923 Washngton-ave. -
TO a one-siory storage house. ........... LOO
Hester-st. No 1O1. by Mary Mcclure Of No
10 1Jh-st owner Jacob Sweetnan. OF
No Ludlow ct lessee. a three-sory brick
59ih-st. Nos 5l7-52l West. By W Cushman, 81
No I33 sth-ave a sx-story brick bakery. loo
34,h-st No lac East. BY John Salmon. Of No Il
Abingdon Squarc. to -four story and basement -
brick dwelling oV
6lst-st No - East. By Meyer I. Rhein. 81 No
1Oi East 5sth-st, to four-story and basement - -
East Broadway No H. and No 10 Caharine-s,.
by United States Trust Company. trustees 81
J McCahili estate, four and four and half
story brick store workshop. etc.............., 300
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adler Simon and wife TO Leopold Turk T3d
st. i25ft " ~ lst-ave. | year. ................
Brodi Charles 10 German American Real Es-
tate Title Guarantee 60. ISth-st. 30 n
II ist-aV- 4 years. .................
Buchshaum. Karoline and another 20 the Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank Dth-aye. Iil II
OF ioth-si. ] year. -................
Benson. Aired and wife. TO Henry q Peters.
Hall Place. 3i9.1l II 3 Of lGIth-st. year.
Baumgarten Edward and wife to Carl Blei
No. 30S East 1Oth-st. instalments. ...-........
Cox. William = 10 I McPeters n 32i-st 1903
n . Of lst-ave. year. Observation-Disclosures.
Corller. Theodore a 20 Jacob Newman.
corner Texington-ave and 91th-st. | year........
Corn. Charles o 10 Samuel g Eoehm. 71st-st.
IFS n u West Endave / year.............
Canary. Thomas and wife 10 NJ " Cooper. No
~ to roo West 5sthst. notes. ..................
DE Pasquale Saniiilo, ct al 10 The John kress
Brewing 60. " corner Nilla-ave and Potter
Place. demand ...-...............
De Pasquaie 'onzolata. and another, to same. n
corner Elizaheth-st. and Newell-ave. demand. ...
Doyle. James 20 Louis Smadheck and another. lot
-. map - W"stchester Terrace | year. .......
Ganther. Theodore Won and wife 20 Miriam
Fisher G2i-st $50 n OF Amsterdam
Goebel. Sophie l.. 10 Hupfels Sons east y lot
ia. map Inionport. I year.....................
Halliday Margaret 4. and another 70 the B,wery
Savings Bank. l4th-st 96.6 n Of 2d-ave /
Henry Margaret. 10 Henry Schappsr C1in-
ton-ave lu3 4 II 9 OF I>ebanon-st instaiments.
IAnlsin. Carolina IN Michael Adrian, Q . wa.
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WILLIAM J. UNDERHILL.

William ]. Underhill. of Jersey City, an old
merchant OF that city, died on Tuesday last
in San Antonio. Texas. where he had gone
in the hope OF being benefited In his health.
Mr. Underhi was a descendant of Captain John
UnHerh of Revolutionary fame. and OF
Adna II. UnderhI for many years connected with
the Board of Education in this city. He was born
in this city in 1896, graduated from the Col
lege OF the City of New-York and for thirty years
was connected with the firm of Treease * Under
hill. He a man of sterling integrity and en-
joyed the respect of all who knew him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

In an article printed Thursday relative to the
plan OF Corporation Counsel Scott for testing the
constitutionality of the statute which egislated
the old Police Justices out of office. Lewis l.. Della
field was spoken OF as counsel for the old Tammany
BOARD This was an error. Mr.. Delafeld is coun-
sci for the new Justices and City Magistrates, in
stead of the old Board, and was one Of the COM
mittee which drew the act that turned out the old
Iustices and established the courts as present
Constituted He is interested in UNFOLDING the
legislation on this subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

Jolly. Caroline to Michael as.sl j Adrian. '.a''
Jung. Anna. to Ernest Hall. executor, court
iandt-aye 80 {, Of i5.th-st . yssrsi vou.ht
and another; isth-st OF io' Nv ".'p
Of wSkeh Ka1o,lns year TO- Charles Van Ripper and
another. 3 17oth-st. $40 IT OF 'ahdefo"'-
rsnsdon George r. and wife to Eastcbes,er saw
ings Bank, White Plains Road. lots ~ ana H.
map OF Washingtonve. year. ..;..'',;.
'' es East iislh-st. instaimentS.
Monday. Morris. and wife to Emile : S marray.
Mailer. Helena. and another 10 Frank Van pet.
Bathgate ave. 2o5 4 OF 1I2d-st secures o.
M%.n S9segn ana 2es II Of weileseys
M ysrs John q and wife to Henrietta Bosi
wick and another. trustees. 7th-aye. 2S'3
II OF 3Oh-st. years .........' ., q;
Newman II, jacob NJ. to N A Coleman. n corner
Lexington-ave and 07th-st. l year ........'.,.;
Same same. corner Lexnston-ave ana
Norz, Catherine. and another to W II Archer
Catherne-st lot Is. map OF South wash
owens, Charles e. and wife to 23d Ward Co.
% map Of Mcnrsw ' es,aie n nstSmenis
Pizer. Jacob. to A c Sumner. No 2i9 West 1851
Quinn, william. and another to catharine quinn.
lots 81 and 81. map OF Schuylerville, demand.
Rothscbd, Henry ct al to Emma ID Van week
and l33d-st 4 mortgages. years. .......:.
Sacpoole. Richard 20 Sarah Jarvis. 4Vth-
ST. 125 II Of Sth-ave. years. ..........
Schmidt Henry ct al TO Amy Hope. l"th-
ST. $50 II 2 OF Park-ave 3 years. .............
SOnebadge. Margaret, to John sleeves o
Arthur-st and Crescent ave, year,.
Schopper. Henry. and wife to Hannah.
Elmwood Place 100 II " OF Clinton-ave. year;
Tanczer. David. to Charles Rosenberg NO lco
SurOk-st . years - q
Thatcher Edward c. and wife to the Bradley e
Currier Company. Limited, lOdth-st' 40 IL
Madison ave, year...-......... :'...'.
Towner, Henry and wife to J VI Griebel.
Fulton-ave 800 It OF Pelham-ave. D years
Urban. Adolph. to Frank Sadlier 3lst-st.
$50 T. OF 9th-ave. years. ........s:.. -.
Same. TO Merritt Trmble 3lst-st - II
OF 3th-aVe, - years .......'..'.'''.. 49,.
Same. to Frank Sader. same property. years
Same Edmund Webster n 3lst-st, 800 IL
OF oth-aTe, D years ..,....'...' '...'
Willis Edward. to the Emigsant Industrial saw
lngs Bank 5 22d-st. 22j II 81 2d-ave. year
Wendell Mary c, to Russell & Erwin Manufacture
ing Company. No 12S East 12S.hst, year -.
Worms Paul. TO Wood. n Briggs-aNe. 10y
2l6 and part ~ 2lI map Of WnlamsoIidge' >
years ........-.... '....,'
Same TO Marietta Coffin. same property. 3 years.
Same to Joseph Wood n Briggs-ave, lots
2ls and 2l9. map same. years. ..............:
Same to same. lots 2lI and 2iS. same map.
years ..............''..'.' '.'''''''-'''''
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1--WE TUOUGH NOVRyED AS DEA d.

Suncook " H., Nov. 29.-Robert L. Ella, who was
mentioned in the morning papers as supposed TO be
dead and mourned by an Indiana woman lives
seven miles out of the village, owns farm OF wv
acres and recently sold $1,000 worth OF timber. lie
was formerly a doctor in California, but came mere
at the time OF the death OF his father, George W.
Ella No one knew that he was ever married
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
PRINCE KITASHIRAKAWA.

Washington, Nov. 2e.-Mr Dun. the United States
Minister 10 Japan. has informed the State De-
partrnent that Prince Kitashirakawa, n relative
OF the Emperor and commander-in-chie OF the
Japanese forces in Forinosa died OF fever in For
mosa on October % His body reached Toxic on
November g. Mr. Dun says that the Prince was
most highly respected. and was esteemed as an
able and gallant officer and cultivated gentleman
and that the news OF his death heard with
sorrow throughout Japan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

william H. Miller. a well-known resident OF East
Orange died at Delawanna, y. j., on Thursday
night from Brights disease. He had been driving.
and was taken suddenly i'll and died before he
could reach home.
Mr. Miller was a member OF the shoe firm Of
W H. & J. Z. Miller. Of Bleecker-st He horn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

1--WE wears ago He was married in 1865 to MISS
Adea Garrison of NewYork who SURVIVES iv,ser MN ~
He leaves four children. He was a meHpei, ~
New-York Council of the Royal Arcanum anu oi
the East End Republican Club OF East n,ainck
The funeral will be held at his home at sio =,
on Sunday afternoon. and will be conductea y.
the Rev DR.. J. A. Chambss. OF East of""so
burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. G.
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Eeetnres an0 Meetinas.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LECTURES FOR

AT COOPER UNION. Tuesdays ~. 10Th and nth 3
J.. NJ, REV. T. HUBERTY JAMES China and the
Chinese" No tickets required
AT METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART SATURDAYS :,
a. NJ. MIR. RUSSELL sTURGIs Dec eth IL NJ
w. Turner Il. A.. The Man and Ills Ways O, Work -
Dec. l4th. HIS Art and Its Character" MR. FRED.
ERIcK kEPPEI. Dec 2ist Persona, Sketches a,
Some Famous Etchers." Dec csh, '-s,r seymour
Haden. Painter Echer." Nc tickets reqt rod
AT AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL ,.Isropy
Saturdays. p. NJ, ROBERT 4. WOO WARD Phi ID.
Dec It'll. The Atmosphere ard Oceans" Dec. i4th
The Properties OF the Earths Mass oec 2ls,
'1hs Internal Heat OF the Earth Apply for tickets
70 Secretary Of the President Columbia c,ieg
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

i2,. f of 5'h Ps1s. Joseph SO
1ean hsnaIa fiA"S' corner S7th: extends
es;hest xlo5x - to s1th-st KOS; Maggie q,
,e5 Gfea' s. $50 It Of ioth-ave 2oxcx2o2x
%fe to Sh fsns olHf pab2oHss and ano,her
e HendeTs6n to- to Niles ' sianord 1870.
is dhn sm5 - AND O wife S0 te Us: Me-
saine eS pr"peity; solomon Mclaughlin and wife
Lo oP 1S' Place .IaVS 100 It Of University
other pr property: Henry MccracEen and wife
,7 ., ntSn $40 It Of vandcrbili-ave io2x
90; Charles Van Ripper and James La Costs .oo
ci nn1 Nrss w iosi It Of Lebanon-st i6sx
100; Henry schopper and wife to Margaret ,oo
c!ai9ns, ave. lot sS. map Eyer no%e sa
wess n MaT lot 1876 map Of Mount Hope
Mafnsd sS SsiIf east evl q Mace S to vasa%s
rajrvs, s, f & q o.aFt.'' Oo,io9: Jane
ionyls so1lco Elizabeth Hooking to cathe
Scion It mes mrP a 4sS cS%Das s'G" o
RSieomrave :" g. lots iss and Iso same map.
runs to Iattins-st Sarah Back to Bernard s,o
wa sfgs 10 $50 and No $5j cherrysi:
cutors of August NJ Well to Teresa Waliaeh. -oo
Same eI property; Leopold waiach part 100
S deS2Re hpstc int 70 Lena Dsyl s''' '
Minnie % tsensb 1 o Jane Kess
isr All lille ...,............... 1880
same ar prop pf ali tile: the execurx Of Chris
,5 t'Sn %os 54o5i2 east Jonas We'll and Bern
hard Mayer and wife to Adoph NJ Bendheim.
lch-sts n $, 237 {, v q Iih-aye 5Gxe2 cNos 81
and 225 West l6h-so' Arthur smith, referee o, 900
7o N A'r No s East carl + Bell and vie to
istave. W s. Ss5 4 n Of O2d-st a2xci; Elise
Same property; Edward c Thatcher and wife to
Le aafls corner e7thsi 2cl 10 to
9sth-st xio5; Jacob NJ Newman to Theodore A
Madis9nRys , ;, 5S # ,5s of iS' soess' 5000
1lsths ST. No 80 East; John Hughes and wife to
,i Nary s, AirHs a. 2io It Of shave. 5oxIooi
Ralph 4 Moni to Ca;harina sackett
nenzo Tcets to Morris senhardt ..,.o 100
AmstenIam-ave n e corner iOdth-st. 25.1lxloo; Al
exander Mcdowell and wife to George Aschen- oo.,
vis'ave n W corner Potter Place os$xicxosi
a S and ASe cnhan s'" a 'S SH10aa De 900
13}d-st n =. 275 IT = OF shave 10 sx9o.1l Fred
a, erst Nys 4gs4gs Vest a' Annie sader
and Catharne l. ana Patrick Cassidy to Adolph 49,.
Same property. Patrick cassidy and Isaac II Ad-
sgth-st s. 200 +, W Of Central park West. COX
1908; Theodore and william Kilian and wives to
sth.aye. " corner OF s2i-st, 81 2xioO; Mary and
Nelson Burgess to Ann Stoddart. ............... !
7istest $ s. lis II W Of West End-ave isxloo5;
Samuel goS1m and nr wife to Charles a GGn
c4ih,st Nos 2os'2io West: Adam Reinhardt to
same s''p property, Henry ruermann to Adam Rein,
52d-st. $ 2loG IT OF lst-ave. 2oxiOo5;
Louis L neaheld referee 70 philip stiehi -. 1900
51th-st Nos 82-8i East: the executors Of James 8
Cushman Archibald II Russell. half 10000
Same property; william II Phillips and wife TO - ooo
same. hair part OooOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

England Society. a life member Of the Mercantile
Library and was connected with number OF
other clubs and organizations. He was also d.
rector of the National Citizens Bank and trustee
of the Manhattan Savings Institution and OF the
Church OF the Epiphany, Sxty-fourth-st. and Mad
icop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
foreign Resorts.

Foreign Resorts.
The International COmpany's Hotels
The Chezireh Palace.
CAIRO ................sssseese.. EgypI
The Riviera Palace.
NICE ..................sssss~vv.. France.
The Avenida Palace
LISBON .............. ..sssssss.' PORTUGAL
Maloja Palace and Kursaal.
MALOJA. ENGADlNE... .switzerland
The Summer Palace.
THERAP1A ...................... Turkey.
The Pera Palace.
CONSTANTINOPLE ............. Turkey.
Cd Hotel International
BRINDISI ....................... Italy
For nforna all points and 70
comrodation, apply international 8: G. Cos Onces IA
Cockspur-st London. s. Place de fOpera. Paris.
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OBITUARY.
COUNT EDWARD TAAFFE.

Vienna, Nov. 29.-Count Edward Taaffe. Tor
rnery Prime Minister of Austria, died this morn
ing on his estate at Elischau. in Bohemia. lie
I'D been i'll for several months with heart affec-
ton and subsequent pyaemia.
Tly no one will the death of Count Edward Taa'Ie
be more deeply mcurned than by his boynood irenu
and chum Francis Joseph. to whom he may De
said to have devoted the major part of his long
and busy life. 1t nothing but deep ahectoh
for the Emperor and patriotic sentiment Of duty
to the Fatherand that caused him TO sacrifice his
inclinatons and tastes to politics. which at heart
he despised quite as heartily Stock Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

Elite Family Hotel. Ovcr0oks sea-wall promenade al
lawns. Fine public roomr. Perfect sanitation. Shad
electric lights. Lift. Delicate cuisine Choice wine
Jules A. CREIGHTON Mgr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-05-11
In the Churches.

Rev. A. S. Mowbray will preach at West
Amwell, tomorrow, sunday, at $50 p. m.
Joseph $. Porter, Of Cherry Hill. and Ella
Baldwin. of Wilmington were married at the
Eliton NJ. +. Parsonage on Thursday evening
The 45th annual conference OF the A. L NJ.
Z. Church met in st. James Church. Towson.
on Wednesday. Rev L. w. Scott was made
Secretary.
The Friends First-day School at Calv, TT
organized for the summer on sunday by
appointing Lizzie Lincoln Superintendent
and Mary Martindale Secretary, with II
full corps OF teachers, librarians etc.
The Women,s Mite Society of the Latter
Day Saints Church of Baldwin will hold Il
bazaar. Ice cream and strawberry festival in
the tent at Baldwin station on Wednesday
evening, May 18th, and will continue un il
Saturday, the 18TH The public are cordially
invited to attend. Proceeds for the benefit
OF the church.
An interesting entertainment will be given
for the benefit of the West Elkton NJ. L.
Chapel in Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday
evening May %, consisting of photographic
selections reproducing vocal and instrument
tai selections from the leading orchestras and
operas, etc. The entertainment will be con-
Quoted by the superintendent of the Edison
Photographic Department., Philadelphia.
The admission will be % and 35 cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-05-11
Wedding Bells

Miss Minnie +. Tyson, daughter Of Mr..
AMI Mrs. Thomas NJ. Tyson, Of Mechani, 5
Valley, was married on Thursday afternoon
to Mr.. William H. Blake. at the home of her
parents.
Y The Epworth League of the Elkton NJ. L.
Church held IL business meeting on Wedncs-
day. The League celebrates its sixth ami
Nersdry ON Wednesday evening next an en-
trrtaining program will he rendered.
Miss Mary Miller Raub daughter of DR.. A
n Raub. president Of Delaware College, and
Charles Black Evans. We're married on We'd
nesday evening at $50 O'Clock at the home
OF the bride in Newark. They will reside i'll
Newark where the groom has built Il hand
some home.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-05-11

-Shad and herring fishing is about over.
Mr.. John Cantwell is improving his
property on East High street.
The Cecil county public schools will
close for the summer on June 1st.
The tenant house on the stock farm is
being repapered and painted by Parker ~
BIO.
The Cecil Farmers Club will meet at Mr..
Z. l.. Duyckinck's near Calvert on Wednes-
day the 10th inst.
The clothes line in the yard of Mrs.
Minker, ON High street, was stripped by some
thief several nights ago.
The county and School Commissioners
and Orphans Court will meet in regular
session on Tuesday next, May II.
Mr.. Smith, engineer at the pulp works,
has moved his family from Wilmington to the
Shippers house on West Nigh street.
There will be mum soriable held in
Cherry Hill NJ. L. Parsonage next Tuesday
evening, May II, beginning at 7.45 o'clock.
Leeds public school will hold an ice
Il Joining the school house on Friday evening
May 81.
There was Il racket in Bells lane recently
in which dogs and drunken negroes We're the
participants much to the annoyance of the
people of that locality
John NJ. Terrell auctioneer. on Friday
sold at public sale in Elkton. the John Tyson
farm, near Mechanics Valley 81 acres, to
Benjamin Miller, for $3.50.
Rev. Father Campbell. pastor of 81 Johns
Catholic Church. NrwarR. has been transferred
to the Catholic Church of this town as thp
successor of the late Rev. +. j. Farley. =
Mr.. Henry Deibert senior member Of the
boat building firm Of Deibert and Son. Elkton
stated that the report of the removal of the
yards from Elkton to Chesapeake City was
unfounded.
The Elkton Staff of the Oriental Court
No. "a visited Chesapeake City Council Jr.
o. L. A. NJ. on Wednesday night and con-
ferred the Oriental Degree upon twelve mem
bers organizing court three.
The roof Of the summer kitchen of the
residence of John w. Cantwe on High street
caught fire on Friday morning from an over
heated stove pipe. The flames were put out
after slight damage had resulted.
The Baltimore News in speaking of the
meeting of the Maryland Pharmaceutical
Association in that city this week, states:-
There is only one lady pharmacist present.
She is Mary Watts, a handsome young lady.
who conducts a drug store at Port Deposit
The farces Behind the Scenes and
"Jack Frost are being actively rehearsed for
their production by local talent in Odd
Fellows Hall, IN Tuesday evening May u.
The entertainment will be given for the bene-
q. a. the Ethton Oh. ter, Brotherhood of st.
Andrew, and the Elkton Sewing Glass.
Captain Andrews who crossed tine ocean
in his little boat the "Sapoio' in 1892 leav7
ing Atlantic City on July 20 and arriving ut
the Azores on August 20, was in Elkton on
Tuesday with his boat, which he drives on Il
wagon over the country as an advertisement
of SapOIo. The "Sapolio' is II feet 8 inches
over all and is a canvas-covered folding boat
decked over excepting IL cockpit 2 feet 10y 3
feet. and # long fitted with sliding hatch
She carries rs lbs. of lead on her keel.
Captain andrews is soriabc gentleman and
talked "utertainingy of his experien ,es.