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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-05
WiadOmOSci ZwiazkOwe.

- Niniejszem zawiadamism czSon.
k6w Tow. sw. J6zefa or. SO W Mt.
Pleasant, Pa. i okolioy, ze posiedzenie
odbedzie sic duia 8go b. m. zaraz 20
sumie, BIO to bedzie posiedzenie bardzo
watne. Nieobeonosc podpsda karze 81.
Miiosc j Pozdrowienie. j. Opiela, sekr.
prot.
- Tow. Krola Jana III Sobieskisgo
jake or. "a odbywac bedzie swoje po-
siedzenia W hall w. Templina, 88O3
Commercial ave. W pierwsza niedziele
pc ~pierwszym kazdego miesisoa.
= Tow. Jana Koohanowskiego Or.
149 bedzie mialo swoje posiedzsnis d.
8 BIN, W hall zwykiych posiedzef, ma
ktorem kazdy ozlonek jest obowiszany
uisoie sic Z diugu, poniewaa So ohorzy
czionkowie, trzeba i'm wsparoie wyp}a.
cic i zarazem many jsdno posmisrtne
do wyplaoenis. w przeciwnym razie
bedzismy zmuszeni postapic podlug u.
chwaiy ostatniego Sejmu. A. F. Cor
ski, sekr. fin.
- Posiedzenie miesieczne Tow. Ko.
wall Polskioh W Buffalo, odbedzie sic
dnia 10 bm. o godz. punkt "A wieoz. "
lokalu OBJ. j. Skoks, pm. 81 Sweet ave.
Czionkowie obowiazani stswiG sic ma to
posiedzenie, wazne sprswy ma porzad.
ku dziennym. Stanis{sw Jams, sekr.
- Niniejszem zawiadamiam czion.
kow Tow. Bartosza Giowaokiego, CRU
Ply 28O, IL bal odbedzis sic dnia Sgo
listopada. Poozatek balu o godz. 4ej
pc poiudniu, W hall pm. 2700 Mary !
Archer ave., ma ktory sic zapraszs
wsrystkioh czlonkow tego4 towarzy-
silva, bez wyjstku. Nieobecnosc ozion.
ka podpada ksrze. Bal zspowiada sic
swietnie. Zarzad.
- Posiedzenie or. 1875 W Dunkirk,
N. Y. odbedzie sic " niedzisle d. 8 BIN,
pc nieszporach, o godz. 4ej 20 pol, ma
ktore starry ! nowy zsrzsd powinien sic
stawic W kompleoie. TAX Same kazdy
czionek powinien bye obecny, ponis.
waz wszne sprawy So do zaiatwienis.
FIR. G~rsmihski, sekr.
- Zawiadsmiam wszystkioh czion-
kow Tow. Krola Misozyssawa l. ably
ME zapomnieli avid sic ns bal dnis 8
BIN. do Sohoenboffena hall. Czionko.
vie ~nsleascy do urredu powinni sic
stawic pH godziny predsej. F. Gs.
worski, sekr.
= Posiedzenie przedwyborcze Tow.
w. V. Przybyszewskiego, gr. 1872 "
Philadelphis, odbedzie sic 8 BIN. W hall
zwyklyoh ~posiedzeh. Czionkowis win.
nj sic stswic ! uiscic Z zalegiosOi. Jan
Spolnik, sekr.
- Posiedzenie trzykwsrtslne Tow.
G wsrdyi Kosciuszki gr. IL " Cleveland,
odbedzie sic 8 BIN. o godz, 2ej 20 pol.
pm. A Heislsy ul. Powinnosois c.ion.
k6w Jest stswic sic. Nieobecnos6 pod.
psds ksrze. Jan Ksczmsrski, sskr. pr.
- Miesiecsns posiedzenie' tow. Mi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-05
Co sfychaG W st. Paul2
St. Paul, Mimi, 81 pszdziernika IS9,

Szanocny Reddktorze!
Rsoz ME odmowi6 i umiesoic W Ia.
mach "Zgody" pare wisrszy z St. Paul,
Mimi.
w naszem miescie swietego Pawia
ludzisxa pomimo ciezkich czasow bawia
sic ME zle, ale takze ME zapominaja O
celaoh narodowyoh. | tax W dniu 81
b. m. odby}a sic zabswa bardzo PREY
zwoita Tow. spiewu Wanda, ma ktorej
ME zapomnialy panny o sztandarze ola
q. N. P. w sobote dnia "a b. m. cd
byl sic bal zwiazkowy Tow. sw. J6zefa,
ktory sic odby1 bardzo pr.yzwoicie; ba.
wiono sic do rama; doohodu polowe
przeznaozono ma Skarb n. P. W Rap.
perswylu.
w dniu 26 b. m. wstapil W zwiazek
malzehski nasz dobry zwiszkowieo z
Tow. sw. J6zefs, p. Ignsoy Bar z o6r-
ka p. Franciszka Skarozewskisgo, row
niez zwiazkowoa, dobrego patryoty. z
parma Anna Skarozewska. Oby Bog
pob1ogosiawil W poAyciu m~alzehskiem
tel zacnej parcel Stub sic odbyi bar.
dzo ~wspaniale, pc staropolsku. Pan
stwo mlodzi pc slubie udali sic wraz z
drutbami i druohnami do fotogrsfs.
Ale j ma tel zabawie nasze matrony
Polki ME zapomnialy o swym obowia-
zku narodowym j patryotyoznym, a ia
ko dobre PolEi patryotki zebraly po-
miedzy SODA ma sztandsr Zwiszku Ma
rodowego P~olskiego: S. so, kt6re 20.
stafy ~tymozasowo wreczone byfemu
podkomisarzowi Sksrbu Mar. W Rap.
panu Jozefowi Ro~senthalowi. Geese
wan zacne Polki "a vase patryotyozue
usposobienie; a sztandar Zwiazku N. P,
wkrotce bedzie wreozony Zwiazkowi
A jaki to bedzie miiy widok ten sztan.
dsr dar polek W Stansch Zjednoozo.
nyoh. Oby tax ~wszystkie panic posts.
pity a wkr6toe by Sztandsr byi gotow,
Mi&osc i pozdrowienie.
Feiiz Derloichoaoski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-05
M. TWAROWSKI,
1913 ". end 81, Broohlyn, " Y.
Uwaga!
Uwaga!

Szanownych PIP. agent6w ,.~Ksiezniczka",
upraszam O askawe i niezwioczne wyr6w-
mamie rachunk6w. Rowniez upraszam So.
czytelnik0w, kt6rzy zalegaja "a ,,Ksietnicz-
ke' jak niemniej kt0rym s~trzymafem, ably
zechcieli uiscie sic z zalegiosci W jak mai
kr6tszym czasie. Zyczacy miec cafy komplet
tel powieSci winni oprocz dfugu nadesiaG IA
kazdy zeszyt5 c. do No. ~ czyli do kohca
powiesci. W koncu nadmieniam i TO, IL
ktorzy z So. czytelnik0w o. swych agent6w
ME dostali ostatnich zeszytow, MECH sic cd
niosa wprost do mnie w~ykazujac lie z~apiacili
lynne doiaczajqc W liscie "a reszte nieopia-
conych ~zeszytow, a odwrotna podzta otrzy-
maja koniec powiesci. Niesumienni PIP
agenci beda p~ociagnieei do odpowiedzialno-
Sci.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-05

Jsseli giowny nerw W biodrsch
Jest nsdwere.ony, nstenczss bsrdro
cisrpimy. J~sdnskowoa jeaeli uzyjemy
oleju sw. Jskobs, ten przenciags az
do bslsoego misjsos ! rozpedzs Dol.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-05
CHICAGO, dnia 1-go listopada 1895.

Pc drodze zwiedzili carstwo slawne
zaklady rekodzielnicze wSevres i prey.
byli do Wersalu dopiero wieozorem.
Gdy wchodzili do starozytnego zsmku
krol6w francuskioh. gdzie mieli staua6
kwatera, konie ministrs Cookery, sp&o-
szone bukiem salw dzialowych. daily
deba i pognaly wprost W tlumy ludu.
Skutkiem. tego znow kilkanascie osob
odnioslo rauy siedm Z mich ma po&sma
ne nogi i zebra.
Podozss gdy W ten sposob francu-
zom lamia nogi zebra konie carskie,
gdy tratuja ioh zandarmi f%ranouzcy,
ably carowi utorowao droge, ten ostatni
obobodzi sic z jeneralami ~frauouskimi
tax jak by to byli jego podkomendni;
tax ozytamy W jednym z pism:
Parada wojsk f~rancuskich wywar}a
ma carze wrazenie tax korzystne, re az
diva razy wezwal do siebie genera1a Bill
lot i z uniesienism dziekowal mu "a
znakomite wy6wiczenie wojska. Mini
strowi spraw wewn. winszowai car wy
bornej polioyi i wyrazil sic Z wielkiem
uznaniem o wzorowym ~porzadku, jaki
W Paryzu mimo niezmiernego natfoku
panowa3.
Gdy TAXA szczera przyjazh panuje
miedzy RADIANT, gdy oar j prezydent
Faure oaluja sic W oba policzki Zoo, ma
wiasem m6wiao, Fsure uwaza a honor
ola siebie, przez to stawiajac siebie
Representative ludu, nitej cd panujace.
go Ia pomocs knuta i sztyka despoty),
lud franouski ME ukrywa swoioh uczuc
prawdziwyoh:
w Roubaix (dep. du Nord) biegali
robotnioy pc ulicach i wolali: ,,Preoz
z Faurem!" Ma pohybel carowi!" Ma
domach p~oja~ily sic plakaty Z napisem:
,,Smierc csrowi!" Wielu raaresztowa-
no.
Lsjborgan Bismarcka hamburger
Nachriohten' zdradzil t~ajemnice stanu.
Wlascioiel j wydawca tego pisma gdy.
by ME by1 B~ismarkism, ~posIedlby ma
dlugie lata do w~iezienia.
Lajborgan ow podaje do wiadomosci
publicznej, ae cd roku l884-189O
trwa{o przymierze mied.y Rosya a Rec
sza niemisoka. w tym zas samym pa
sic Bismarck zawaH przymier.e An.
strya przeoiw Rosyi - j z Wiochami
przeoiw Francyi.
Poniewaz tn Austrya glownie byla
oszuksna, dzienniki austryackie tadsjs
cd Niemiec wyjasnienia i cesarz ME.
mieckie wlasnorecznie napisal list do
Franoiszks Jozefs. Kiedy Bismsrka Z
urzedu kanolerza usunieto, nastepca
jego przymierza ME odnowil. Podobno
Austrys cd czasu jsk Bismark ustspil
- ME ma powodu Niemcom niedowie-
rzac.
w Anglii zss oburzono sic bardzo z
tego powodu ma Bismsrka.
Londyhski pPall Mall Gazette" do
nosi o istnieniu cd dwoch lat przymie-
RIA duhsko. rosyjskiego. Ma wypadek
wojny Nieuiec z Rosys ! Franoys, Da
mia zostswis do r~ozporzadzenia Rosyi
wszystkie swe silly wojenne. Rosya be-
die misls nsdto prawo obssdsic Ko-
penhage j inne porty oraz twierdze
dufskie. Natomisst quarantine Rosya
ossosc pshstwa duhskiego ! zwrot Szle-
zwigu ! Holsztynu.
Nietylko W Ameryce ale ! W Europe
szalejs orksuy. Straszny orksn szalai
IA misstsm Sevills, W Hiszpanii, obsls-
jao kominy, drzews, domy ! s~tsjuie.
Misszksho6w opanowsls trwoga. Vie.
lie osob zostaio poksleczonych smiertel.
ME.
To4alf 0fH.0u narz ~ hl0dra0h
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-05

Me1ozyzni, mlodzi ] starry, powinni
ozytac ogfoszenie Tomssza Slatera ma
%stronnicy 6ej
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-05
Nasz I P~rzewodnik.
ADWOKACI.

WOAAAO1s
Ddnko,cski, L. f., offs: "a La Salls 81.
Mieszkanie: $50 w. II st., Chicago,
SmuIski, J.F., offs: % Metropolitan Bl,
Mieszkanie: 565 Noble st., CHICAGO.
Getting d Nosoak, I12 Clark at. Room
40, Chicago.
Czarnecki Dc Koralcski. offs n,. soI
5O5 La Sale st. 804-6Oo Milw. ..
ARCHITEKCI.
F~1izikososki, I. s., SO w. Division n.
Chicago, I'll.
APTEKI.
Bardohski, Wiktor, 638,Noble ul. roo
Bradley, Chicago.
Butkietoicz, Rdzimierz, 58l Milwaukee
ave. rog Will st. Chicago. 300 wa !
Burda, Wsad., Noble St, r6e BI.oh.
hawk, Chicago.
hWlesoski, s.. j., 1885 w. 22nd a..
blisko California ave. Chicago.
Nosodk, Jan, 724 w. 18th str. roo
Paulina st. Chicago.
Lenard, Robert, 8448 Superior Ave,
South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI REAL ESTATE''
Stan, IeohI, $50 Milwaukee Ave. Chi.
oago, Ill.
Durski, Marian, 588 Noble st. Chic,
60, Ill.
TOWARY BkAWATNE.
SSumihski, John c., 6O4 Noble str.
Chicago, Ill.
- DOKTORZY.
Ru7eaoski, W. A.,724 w. I8 st. a tax.
re W apiece Butkiewioza, CHICAGO,
Sienainotoicz, DR.. ". J. 576 Milwaukee,
ave. Chicago.
Zi6tkooski, M. d., 638 Noble ST. 1
014 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
DENTYSCI.
ChrzdnOtoski, u. A. Dr., 72l Milwaukee,
ave. Chicago.
FABRYKI CIGAR.
Msczarski, J6zef, 81 Homer Street.
Chicago, Ill.
FOTOGRAFJE.
Niklds PdaosoDski,589 Milwaukee sv.
e block cd al, Noble). Chicago.
Ldzikoaoski, Jan W., 433 Milwaukee
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Leaoin, Henryk, SAT Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, Ill. -.
SKkADY HERBATY IKtWY.
-RIass, J6zet, sol Noble ST. Chicago,
KSIAZKI L ARTYKUhY RELI.
GIJNE.
Augustynosoics i Podczaski, SOB Noble
str. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
Metzger, c.. E., 454 w. Huron Str.
Chicago. 81.
ZAKLADY KRAWIECKIE. ST..
S~molihski, j., 8O7 Milwaukee Ave,
Chicago, Ill. .,-.
MEBLE i PIECE. sy,ac,
Nosoaczeaoski, W1ad., 1913 - $40 MIL.
waukee av. Chicago. "A;
Smo1arz, Piotr, 697 Milwaukee y,,S
Chicago, Ill.
Sto6iecki, Roman, 489 Milwaukee y,
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
SNeescOcIy . you LOU avenue, CllO1
go.
NOTARYUSZE PUBLICAN.
Brodososki, T.. D., sol Noble St. Chi.
cago, Ills.
PIEKARNIE,
Wzeklihski, WaIenty, 893 Dickson Ut
Chicago, Illinois.
Paaoefkiesoicz, c., 680-682 N. Ashland
Gave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
Mleeoczyk, r. l., 615 Noble Street.
Chicago, Illinois.
FSIx.SKfADY OBUWIA.
Stepihski, ". 1 Kasprzyk, ". e4s
Noble ST., Chicago.
RES TAURACYE SALONY.
Dzisciotkieaoicz, H., 572 Noble Street.
Cnpry6sii, s., 9s W. Division st. Chi.
cago. IN
Gracsyk, J6zsf, 531 Noble Str. Chica.
60, Ill.
Makoaoski, A., e92 Milwaukee ave.
Chicago, Ills.
PerE0oski, I1ndcu, 562 Noble Str,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-05
CYrkularz XIV.

SIP. Marcin Perlik.
W3adyslaw Hsjdukiewicz.
August Korth.
Juljusz Zmudzihski.
J6zefs Cichooka.
Magdalena Msjchrzak.
Jakob Belitz.
Aguieszka Kueharska.
Wawrzyniec Wojciechowski
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-05-07
I,esolutions Of Coincidence.

Whereas, IL has pleased Almighty
God TO remove from our midst our late
brother James g. johnson, and
Whereas, The intimate relation long
held by the deceased with the members
of Aabury Church, render it proper
that we should place on record our ap
probation of his services Therefore,
be it
Resolved, That while we bow with
submission to the will of the Most
High, we do not less mourn for our
brother who has been called to rest,
and to receive the reward of service
done for the Master.
Resolved, That in the death Of
Brother johnson we lose an honest
and upright Christian whose virtues
endeared him to all who knew him.
Resolved. That we render our heart
felt sympathy to the family of the de-
ceased, and that these resolutions be
entered upon our minutes and copy
be sent to the family of the deceased.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-05-07
GAllsEs FOR TRIAL.
Fun List Of Actions set Down Tor the MA!
Term OF Court.


Fun List Of Actions set Down Tor the May
Term OF Couri.
The May term Of court OF general
sessions will convene on MONDAY, May
18th, and of superior court on Monaay,
May 18th. The trial list OF superior court
shows 81 causes for trial and argument
which is about 20 less than were on
the list for the previous term Inc
following are the new cases:
The J. @. Bryer Go. vs.. White broth
ers; Thomas b. Daley, OF all, VS..
Robert KenyonJ New Castle Water
Works Co, va. Trustees OF New Castle
Commons; Peter MeGarrity vs. Pull
man Palace Car Co. i; Addie Ferguson
VS.. Rachel NJ. Oldham, ct al. /; Use of
First National Bank of WooGstown, &c.
w. journal Printing Co., garnishee of
Charles William Edwards; Hubert
Cassidy vs. Samuel S. Elemming; New
Castle Water Works Co., VI. Trus-
tees of New Castle Commons; Julia
Hallahan. ct al. We. Catherine Whalen's e
administrator Margaret jane Fisher
vs.. George Ii. Robinson'a administers
tor; justus S. Stearns vs.. George w.
Mckee; Nathan Cooper's administra-
tor ys. Wilmington City Railway Co.
the Norfolk Timber Go. VS.. William
Simmons; Charles Caldwell vs.. Will
mington City Railway Go. Mary e.
Tinsley W.. f. Blumenthal & Co Julia
f. Yeatman VS.. p, W. & B. railroad
Co. Samuel Slessinger vs.. William Ii.
Morris and Thomas Reardon, bailitf
Frederick Klund vs.. r., W. " Il. Rail
road Co. Richard Turnock VS.. r., w.
a. B. Railroad Go. Patrick j. Higgins
vs. Wilmington City Railway Co.
Margaret Mclaughlin W.. Wilmington
City Electric Co.. David +. Craig,
&C., vs.. f. Blumenthal d Go. /; Charles
| G. Sterling ys. Theodore Ii. Armstrong
| Isidore Nicholson VS.. L. Edwin Hanf
| Marx, Veit g. Co. vs.. same; Tubular
| Rivet and Stud Co. w. Delaware Hare
| Fibre Co. Simon Elliott VS.. p, w
| g. B. Railroad Co. Frank G. West
Sc, VS.. p, w. & b. Railroad Go.
Harry G. Morgan VS.. p, W. & b. Rail
road Co. Mayor and Council Of Viii
mington, d. b. a. vs.. Equitable Guar
antee and Trust Co., p. b.r. keyston
Lumber Co., d. b. a., VI. John Brown
D. b. +. same Va. Simeon James to tn
use of John Brown; Joseph $. Rich
artls, d. b. a., vs.. Richard Il. Cam, p
r. Delaware Lodge, No. |, |. o. .
F., d. b. a., VS.. George Allmon, p. b. r.
the Mayor and Council of Wilmington
d. b. a., VS.. Charles Wicks, p. b.. !.
Peoples National Bank Of Middletowl
VS.. William ii. Houston; Thomas Holt
administrator of Stanley Whitaker, de
ceased, vs. Delaware Chemical Go.
There are 10 arguments listed, c
which the following are the new di
vorce cases: Margaret Il. Dennis vs
Zachariah G. Dennis; Susan An
Sparks VS.. Dodo Clayton Sparks; job
Wintrup vs.. Annie WIEtrup; Charlie
W. Nickerson VS.. Florence W. Nickel
son; Maude w. Pyle VS.. Frank Pyle, il
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-05-07
Resolutions of Respect.

The committee to whom was referred
the duty of drafting suitable preamble
aud resolutions expressing the senti-
ment of Star of Bethel Lodge, No. 10,
/. o. o. F., of Grubb's Corner, Del,
report the following:
Whoreas, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Ruler of the Universe to close in final
sleep the eyelids of our beloved brother,
Thomas Phillips, and call him from
the ranks of the living 10 the ranks OF
those who have solved the mystery of
death.
Resolved, That we sincerely mourn
this disruption of coyenanted friend
ship, bearing in tender Resemblance
his fidelity to Odd Fellowship, and his
devotion to the principles it incul-
Gated.
Resolved, That we as lodge extend
our heartfelt sympathy to the bereayed
family in this dark hour of their atilic-
tion and assure them that they do moi
mourn alone. Joseph Forwood. h. +.
Wilson, l. E. Sharpiey, committee.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-05-07
nlsh sehnol sports Programne.

A meeting was held Friday after
noon by tho High School Athletic AS
sociation, when it was decided to have
the following events at the sports to be
held on June 4th School events-l00-
yards dash; one half mile bicycle race /;
one half mile run; running hop. step
and jump; 440-yards dash; running
broad iump ono. mile bicycle race; 900
yards dash; running high jump; hur-
dis race; pole vault, and class relay.
Omen events-Three-m mile bicycle race ;
1OO. Yards dash, championship of Della
ware; one. half.mile walk; relay race,
open TO any school in Delaware. All
entries must be in by Monday, j une LIST.
Handsome prizes will be awarded. The
prizes for the winners of the relay
races will be gold badges and cups,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-05-07
nArrlsr MIssIoN socI ErY.
Second Annual Meeting of the Delaware
Organization to BIO Held Here.

Second Annual Meeting of the Delaware
Organization to be Held Here.
The Delaware State Baptist Mission
Society will hold its second annual
meeting in Delaware Avenue Church
on Tuesday, May 18th. In the after
noon devotional exercises are to begin
at 2.3O O'Clock. A sermon will be
preached by the Rev. Ii. G.. Weston,
ID. D., after which reports will be re-
ceived from the various fields: Swedish
Church, Wilmington, the Rev. Victor
Sandal; Milford and Harrington
churches; New Castle church, the
Rev. r. B. Cook. D. D.; Calvary
Church, Dover. tho Rev. j. I. Plenty ;
Eighth Street Church, Wilmington,
the Rev. Henry Jones; report of the
secretary and treasurer; election OF
officers and business meeting; adjourn
ment.
The women of the church will serve
supper in the parlors. Out.of-t town
delegates will be entertained in Will
mington overnight.
The evening programme includes the
following: Devotional services. Z. DO
music; address, the Rev. L. j. Nor
gan, ID. d., lii. d., corresponding sec,
retary of the American Baptist Home
Mission Society; music; address, the
Rev. T. B. Palmer, ID. u.
The Rev. o. G. Buddington is presi-
dent of the Society; Harry Emmons,
First Vice President; the Rev. Viii
liam a. Walling, Second Vice e-Presi'
don; James II. Applehy, Secretary,
and Lawrence b. Jonos, Treasurer,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-05-07
naln,rnre college pefeated.

Chestertown, Nd, May T. Wash-
ington College defeated Delaware Col
lege here to-day, 2S TO 0. The visitors
could do nothing either at the bat or in
the field. G. Davis of Laurel, Del,
who is noted as pitcher, was in the
box for the Delawareans. Disgusted
by miserable support, ho retired in
favor CT Wolf, who was soon knocked
out and replaced by Phillips. L. Davis
pitched for the home team, and had
his opponents completely at his mercy.
He allowed but one hit and struck out
nine mon. The score:
R.H f.
Del. College. 10 0 o 0 0 Q o. Q ! !
Wnsh College4 o o D 5 0 4 II 0-sS II
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-05-07
DELAWARE GAZETTE AND STATE JOURNALrWII.M
EoUAL SUFFRAGE.
Officers Elected at the County Convention
atNewport.


atNewport.
The New Castle County Equal Suf-
frage Association was organized at
Newport on Friday by the election of
the following officers: President, Mrs. y.
Il. Plye, Hockessin; Vice. President,
Mrs. Anna j. Guest, Stanton; Core
spending Secretary, Mrs. Salie Hutch !
inson, Townsend; Recording Secretary,
Miss Lucille Martindale; Treasurer,
Edward L. Mullin, Marshallton; Au
ditors, Mrs, j. r. Milligan, Whining
ton, and Miss Mary Thompson of Della
ware City.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, an or,
ganizer in the Equal Suffrage move
ment, addressed the afternoon meeting,
outlining the work to be done in Della
ware before woman suffrage would be
granted. She favored an attempt to
got the preachers converted to the
movement. Mrs. Mary g. Bradford
spoke on the work in the West. Mrs.
Mcdonnell of this city. in speaking on
tho question of whether women need
suffrage, held that women should take
an interest in the government of schools
and in good roads, as SO many womer
are riding wheels
Mrs. Margaret Kent was made q press
committee, and Chief Justice Charlei
b. Lore was selected TO draft petition
to be sent to the coming Constitutions
| Convention. A
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-05-07
FInnr FoR ! posrorFIcE.
Richard Rowe Desires to Succeed Georg
Nrizzan ~ PnstInaster nj Harry ElnY.

Richard Rowe Desires to Succeed George
Frizzeii MS Postmaster at Henry Clay.
A special to the Philadelphia Record
from Wilmington Friday morning said :
An interesting contest is now under
way for the possession of the pOstoffice
at Henry Clay, suburb of this city,
on the Brandywi'ne. 1t is small
office, paying only about 5000 per an
mum, but the contest is as exciting as
though a salary of thousands of dollars
was involved.
The incumbent is George Frizzell, a
druggist He is Republican, and
Richard Rowe, a Democratic barber, is
desirous of supplanting him. Rowe
has petition out signed by 53 Demo-
Gratis and IA Republicans. A number
of Democratic politicians of the place
and of this city have interested them
selves in Rowes behalf and are making
lively fight The strong plea adj
vanced for change is that Frizzell is
politician of pernicious activity, y
member Of the Republican county
committee and jealous party worker.
The ight against Frizzell has beer
going on for several months, but ht
manages to hold on, by virtue of strong
law of OK. Levy Court Commissioner
Thomas Toy, who is a Democrat of in
fiuence and prominence, and member
of tho Democratic county executiy,
committee. Toy, with the aid of hi
Democratic friends, has thus far sue
ceeded in inducing Eenatol Gray to re
frain from making change and s,
Frizzell has held on.
Friends of Rowe, the Democratic ap
plicant. are preparing to make deter
mined move soon, and will place tn
matter before Senator Gray, with re
quest that he ask for Rowe's appoint
ment. They charge that by reason o
Frlzzell's intimate relations witt
Democrats, party secrets have fire
quently leaked out and been imparte
to tho Republican committee, TO th
detriment of the Democrats on elec
tion day. The contest is exciting grea
interest at Henry Clay and also i
this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-05-07
ronkcLosnNn pEcnEE.
Action Against the Philadelphia 81 Reaani
Railroad Co.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

haiIfDbu 1os
Philadelphia May. /. Judge Ach-
son, to-day, in the United States circut
court. signed the decree of foreclosub
Of the i, IL II. Railroad Co. and the
L. Is Il. Coal and Iron Co. The fore
closure proceedings were instituted by
the PENNSYLVANIA Company for lnsur-
anee on Lives and Granting Annuities,
as trustee for James Bell and other
holders of Reading general mortgage
bonds, because Of the company's de-
fault in interest on the said bonds
amounting TO nearly s.. 600, coo. The
elecrea orders that the company pay,
or cause to he paid, within s9h. d2.s.,,t 81 q
the Pennsylvania Company for l April
ance on Lives and Granting Annuiti,s
as trustee for tine use and benefit q
the holders of the general mortgage
bonds and FRACTIONAL scrip issued under
said bombs and coupons for interest
thereon, the sum of 81, $50, $40. 40, with
interest thereon from the date OF tho
decree to the date Of payment
In case the Philadelphia Reading
Railroad Go. defaults in the payment of
the above amount within the time dl-
rected the properties described in the
general mortgage shall be sold, the sale
10 be anade by the Pennsylvania Com
pany for Insurance on Lives and Grant
ing Annuties, three months notice of
such sale tu be given by the complain
ant.
The court further orders that until
the confirmation of the sale the reeeiv-
ers shall continue in possession OF the
property,