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ooLoRED ROMAN CATHOLICS TO MOVE

A NEW CHURCH OF ST. BENEDICT THE MOOR TO
BE BUILT FURTHER UPTOWN.
The Roman Catholic Church Of st. Benedict the
Moor, In Bleecker-st, Of which the Rev. Father
John e. Burke is the rector will be moved uptown
as soon as the necessary details can be arranged
II Is generally believed that the new church will be
built somewhere the West Side, in the neighbor-
hood OF Fifty-ninth-st. and Amsterdam-ave. in the
section now largely occupied by colored people.
The movement Of the race from the district long
Thompson SITS is due to the desire of the negroes.
who largely employed as servanis by weilc,oao
The landlords generally welcome them as tenants,
as they are willing to pay higher rents
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p1ANo SCOOPS AND COVERS.

N-~<~~>~-~~-~~->~->~~~ ~~>~o-~~~~>>~~~>"|-~>~>
PIANO STOOLS. covers and music stands
OF every description. NEPPERT.
Nan'rr 800 Canal-st., near West B'way.
PIANO STOOLS. covers, scarfs. chairs.
benches and music cabinets: lowest
prices. GEO. p. NEPPIRT. $40 West
zsd-s,.. between 7th and sth aves. Open
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WINDOW SHADES.

MAYER BROS, as west 23d-st. manu-
fActurers OF the cheapest and best-rnAds
window shades In the city:
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>rse~~~~~.~o~sor~N N~~~~Ne1ONNVNN|'s'|e-
wALTHAM WATCHES. = II you are
thinking Of getting one see Us; We can
save you money. QUINCHE & BANKS.
3 Maiden Lane. Take elevator.
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r. yOLKEL 436 6th-ave.-The latest
novelties In all kinds OF furs: eealsxins:
Persian lamb coats speciaNy' turs
remodelIed: reasonable prices.
FASHIONABLE FURS retailed at whole
sale prices, direct from manufacturer. j.
SIMMONS FUR CO.. 30 West 8Oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12

BOSTON DENTAL PARLQRS. ~ East
iSth ct. sorth side Union square. rirst-
class Ia every respect. Prices moderate.
Can ana see Us Examinations free.
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nooTs AND SHOES.

,.>>,oooooooO>~o ~~~<~~c~~~>~~'~N~~
sTTILMAN. corner Barclay and Green
wjch sts.-Oldest and most reliable shoe
s,ore downtown. Estabiished 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC
rrNTfSS OF CONTAGIOUS. MANUFACTURE OF
sTRI,cTURAI. IRON. BRIDGE BUILDERS and others
The construction of STEEL yIADUcr AMP ,A5lPpn an
street 10 near i3sth Street in the City OF New YORK.
o"'e' " 49, CHARLES H. T. COILS,
Commissioner OF Public Works
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FINE FURs.

JOSEPH sCHoNLEBEN. s22 6th-ave..
near 4Tth- st., formerly with Gunther
Sons, 5th-ave.. manufacturer OF seal skin
garments: remodelling furs to the latest
style.
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cAPrLLURGIsT.

>>>>>~~~>~~>~~~ >->->~.r,es'> 80
CAPIiI.URoY.-rsstment OF nair, ses,p
Mis- PHiLLiPs. capiiiurgist. founder 81
Csss eoth-sI
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TRUssEs.

= =
ELASTIC STOCKINGS. 81 80. MAR
SHALL TRUSS CO.. 500 Fulton-st''
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nook BARGAINS.

BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS at IN
heard OF low prices at Loverings y, y:
Wsnamakero Cheapest bookstore In the
world: books OF every description at lover
prices than ever before offered IN this city;
Immense stock Of standard and miseeiis-
4 o0D cloth-bound books ct loc.. 5000
cioth-bound books. a5c:; 100 ssts eneyelo-
nsdiss~Appieton, Jahnson, Chambers,
Britannia and People sat your own prize:
must Be sSd .a SIon r. hsh.ss e.sh
Sptces paid: calls at residence free. Low
ERISGs NEW YORK BOOK Ex-
CHANGE. 7si Broadway. opposite wana-
mAker'a.
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Mem Publications.
ROOK FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
AUTHORS AND WRITERS ASSOCIATED WITH MOB
RisTowN; WITH A CHAPTER ON
-u-, HISTORIC MORRISTOWN,
eECoND EDITION
By JULIA KEESE COLES
Goth Octave Volume OF pages bound IN Colonial Blue.
with II illustrations. Opening Paragraph .
throughout country there 70 no spot mofs a:n..
Of Warrington than Morrstown. Nestled among its hns
ranges Of hllA impregnabe position no doubt nst At
tracted the attention 81 the and that
OF his trusted ouarternaster General Nathaniel Greene
&C ~ ~ r.v - =.
the womans Work and Art Exehangs Aoris , =. j.;
and Noah r Morrison, 677 Broad st. Newark Brentano
and Dodd Mead Co. New York; Lppincot Pnha' A.
q Mcclure 4 CO.. Chicago: or by the author.
" ~ MRS UTIA KEEsE COLES.
Morristown. New Jersey.
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sUcAR-BEET cRop OF 1893.

MAxdsburs. Dec. 1.-THE report OF the Statistical
Association sos the sugar-beet crop OF -ls@ gives
Germany 10000 tons; Austria-Hunyary, $4,000
- and gS&nce. 1900 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
,,rvp.Y. WRINKLE WASH.

MIRIAM NAY sIDDoNs's Premier Eng
iish Herbal wrinlleine and Toiet rep
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QUICK PRINTING.

BEST. cheapest; 10000 circulars. 81 up;
ali printing proportionately low. MER-
CHANTS PRINTING CO.. 100 Fuiton-r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12

ARTISTIC PICTURE PRDsENTs:c
Framed ENGRAvINGs. photosrsvurss.:
aqusrells and oil painting; Ropu.'
pricss' KRAMER BROS. Dol oth-s'e''
nnposite Macy's
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ADVERTISING NOVELTIES.

-~~O~~~.~~~<-~|>"-~S"
voLcKMER g. ZIMMERMAN. BOOK
novelties: celiulold goods q speciality. 2o4
rhurch-st n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
RUBDER STAMPS.

THr FJLroN STAMP WORKS. ~ Beck
msn-st.: Telephone. I. 172 cortlsndt. Sn-
wis line Stamps, loc. datinf stamps rom
Ec up; 50 styles sisn and price markers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
OBESITY CURE.

iNDIoEsTIoS. constipation. rheam s,Y.la
treated with mechanical massage, swsdisn
MOVEMENTS. by machinery; artlnsis. no,.s-
back, stationary bicycle. zANDEh IN
gTITu-rE % West 6oth-6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
FINE TAILORING.

IRTHUR GOLDSMITH. 0entlemen.s
Tailor. Established 1915. ~ Wll7s''
10 per cent discount for cash:
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MINIATURE PORTRAITS.

PORTRAITS COMPLETE mount
ing hne miniatures. with patent frames
which take one or two miniatures and are
9iassed with special slassts. BROWN. 90
Nasssu-tt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
UMBRELLAS AND CANES.

PERSONS OF TASTE CARRY l. B,han.s
.'FYn De Steele umbrella Headouar,,
ters. / Barclay-st. Depot. The hesen..1
IS Yves. 23d-st. Covering with impo"so
silk 81 25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
CORsETs.

PAcQUIN MODEL CORSET. latest nov.
city. to be had only at THE PANsY
SHOP, Broadway and 20th-st. Lingerie.
Peignoirs. Handkerchiefs and Wells.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
uuMORRHOIDs.

,,>u,>o>o~~~y~<-~~~~ s>~srr~.~cs"1sr.>>,'. ~
PfLEs.-No cutting, drug. los time NO 40
wec;SSp MY e1 81 b.s ~ $50:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
CAPILLURGIST.

MISS PHILLIPS. CAPrLLURGIsr. Hair.
scalp diseases, badness; 8 to IL. 2 to b.
81 East 69th-st. Ladies'. gentlemen. chill
dren. Tonic for the hair. 81 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
PAPER BOXES.

FRED J. MEYER, manufacturer OF Paper
Boxes. C1oth-covered once Ming boxes
A sp~cialtv ~ Reekn1an-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
BUSINESS FURNITURE q BOXES,

LETTER and document Ming cabinets,
nireon- hole cases; bookcases; shelving
fancy hardwood boxes: shipping and mall
ing borss. sExsMITH CABINET AND
WOODWORKING CO.. IS Anr-t
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BOOKSELLERS.

THE BARGAIN BOOK sroRE.-HolldAy
Books At ssessdin!iy 10y price send
for cstslogus. WILLIAM RoHDE, sueces-
sor to NeHaie q Rohds. and . cort-
lsnht~st
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OrARY AND LODGE SEALS.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

EDWARD SMITH g. CO. ile West Both
az. and 81 Ann-st once, 40 Ann-st
Telephone calls. AS cortlandt and 1888
Asth-rt.
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DUMBwAITERs.

NJ,RrAUoHs STANDARD Dumovaters
ana safety Invalid elcvators: repairin6
prosnn,iy attended 70. :. MURrAUoH.
1D1 East t2d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12

sUPERFLuoUs HAIR REMovERs.
sr,pERrLUOUS hair. nnoles. warts. pei
naanentiy and scientifically rsmoved oy
electricity. HELEN PARKINSON. u west
21st-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
CAsT-OFF CLOTHING.

AUTHORIZATIONS prices paid Tor
cast-or clothing. Call or adoress
JOSEPH LEvINTAN. u oth-ave.
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nam hooks a AUTOGRAPHS.

CATALOGUE rare books. suitao's tof
christnaAs presents r9w Soss;
GEORGE D. eMTTM: EaM sza-.S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
IYORY GOODS.

>o.>>oo~~v .NNNoos~N.SoSco.r.N.eS ~
PiiIiard Balls, Cheeks, Miniature ivory;
r.nairinr in all branches q specialty. =:
Joseph KAPP SONS IVORY Co. !i*
East l4th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
ART DEALERS.

HARRY 8. JONES. u West 22d-st..h ,s,,c
class oil paintings on exhibition; artistic
frames OF every description.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
LAWYERS.

SasorS;TE ! no days. HodoATT q CA.
xBs0LUTE RUTHERs, A.tornsyss :. OF
pfVORCEH. Dakota and go Broaaway'
DiyORCER. investigate our nru.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
sTEREOPTICONs AND SLIDES.

-
RILEY BROS, 10 Bcekman-st.. makers OF
stereopticons and slides: see their new
Kineoptoscope; best on the market; SEND
for circular mailed free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
FENCING AND BOXING.

CAPTAIN NICHOLAS. professor Aus
tins higher Fencing ana sories
School. n West <2d-st Ladies ana gen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
INpELIBLE MARKING.
T.. MAILER.

DIAMONDS, watches, teweiry. repairing
nne complicated watches. French and
hall clocks a speciality: old gold bought or
exchanged. Establlshed 1887. 1888 9Th
ave. near <2d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
PATENTS.

PARTIES who failed to procure patents
through Wedderburn can have their ap-
plications attended to free OF charge. A.
NJ. PIERCE. lawyer, 80 Church-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
School Aacnries.

TEHcHESy x6EScT
a ~s"srii~a Professors Teachers TUTOR, oove'n''s
sc 20 Coiissss schools and Tamnlss Ryo, ssus,.
= -,r,.x c,oYRIrRK's Teachers Agency supple: pro
M Y.ofs teaehers goyernetsts. etc., IN AL 1spts
chaa,s esrcfuy recommended. 100 oh-ave.. cor. -n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12

n. GEORGE P9pW y EAs4 ayrH ST.
ciasses and private lessons Mems class e0""e"e''
Dec Cth. Dodworths Mnust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

ASTHMA cURED.--If you suffer. send
your address 10 Dr. ". LUNT BART
LETT. Biochemist. Newburyport. Mass
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cHARI.FS w. KRAUsHAAR. ]. 2oI Broad-
way-Oii paintings water coiofe. etch-
ina artistic frsfnes; exclusive works
speciality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12

PEPPERS CORK MATS.
->~~~~~~>~~~~-~~~~ ~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~S~~
PEPPERS CORK MATS are most COM
Portable 10 the feet and should be used
In all bathrooms. 1891 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12

THE BEST PLACE 20 yurcha,se, , DSn.'s sisc
~ tsss' society goods. ). A. JOEL
~ "a Nassau-st.. New-York-
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MEDALS AND BADGES.

ToHN d. LENNON, rs Nassau-st.-Ath-
Ist;c. bicycle. college and school me
presentatiori medals q speciality
com .,lv.r. bronze. badges. medals.
taw.is emoiems, yacht, college. class
ssss EMIL VOLK. IS Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

ETfS6RxPH LETTERS Of fameu. PEG,
DIE. Send for price lists WALLEH
n6HrrN BENJAMIN. LIS bro'A"'''
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panfina 9rhopls.

A LExANpER MAcoiEdoR. los Wssi s.tn.s s;S TIA
vs,e ,.ssn. and elasses daily; waltz Thoroughly ano
.rsctlcaily taught Send for circular.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-04-15
FnnnR MIL nuRnEp.
The Pyle Mcintyre Bsrieywood Mill De-
stroyed Yesterday Morning.

the RYE ~ mcintyre BBrleywood Mill De.
stroyed Yesterday Morning.
Pyle & McIntyre's -four mill, Barley
wood on the Brandywine above Rising
Sun, was destroyed by fro yesterday
morning. The loss on the building and
machinery, which we're owned by e. T..
du Pont de Nemours & Co.. liz placed
at about Sl2, 600, and on the stock and
contents Of the mill, owned by Pyle &
Mcintyre, at Sl2, 900 to S15, 600.
The fire was discovered shortly after
10 o'clock, in the basement of the
structure, and originated. it is sup
posed, in one of the smut machines
which are used for cleaning wheat
No extensive means for fighting tho
fire were at hand and word was sent ia
this city. Chief Engineer Welde OF
the Fire Department ordered the
Friendship company to the scene The
Water Witch company was called out,
then the order was countermanded, and
later it was called out again. While
the engine was preparing to respond
two tubes in the boiler blew out and
II was useless. Tho hose wugon and
men went to the scene, however.
Except tho account books and some
barrels of -four, everything in the mill
was destroyed. The falling Of the floor
OF tho office precipitated the safe into
the cellar
The mill gave employment to five
hands and had capacity OF about 100
barrels Of -four q day. 1t ia thought
that the insurance is about one-half
the loss
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-
AssociatedPrsss Dispst W ny spe,ial Wires
Philadelphia. April H. Wheat. steady: NO. 2
Pennsylvania red In export elevator. 63hc.;
No. red spot in export elevator. slaslkc.; No.
northern spring, contract grade. SlaSl%c- SoI
Corn. dull: M. 2 for local trade. 2gas9kc.
Oats, easier; No. white, 2iae4kc.;No white,
22S a29kc.; No. mixed, a2k a23hc-
Refined sugars, duh and &c. lower: powdered,
4Ac.granniated,a xc'; confectioners An O.; Key
sBut.er, steady: fancy Western creamery. lsc.;
2llaaac. VI
!, Eggs. quiet hut fairly steady; fresh nearby.
l0ai0Hc.; fresh Western, l0Sc. ~
Baltimore Markets.
AssociatedPress Dispatch by Special Wires
Baltimore, Nd, April H.-Flour. firm, I'M.
Wheat. unsettled: spot and month. 7aa74xc.:
May, Isha7Ssc: July. 7okc, asked; Southern
Corn, easy: spot and month, 27s.a27kc: May,
e7sas7kc.: July. ,sa29c.; steamer mixed, a4ka
2thc-; southern white corn. 30c; do. yellow, 2ac.
Oats: firm; NO. white, 25a26c.; No. mixed.
rye, steady; No. nearby, s7haazxc; No. a
Hay, frm; choice timothy. Siab1
Sugar, steady: graduated. S. ~ per 100 pounds.
ton ian ss iys S IT,
49,; atorepscked. saI2c.
Eggs, steady, fresh, 1Qbc.
Cheese, steady, unchanged.
Live Stock Prices.
Philadelphia, April l0.-The recoipts for the
weok-beeves, 1855: sheep, 5,20l hogs, 6,S4a
Beef Cattle = Extra, 6ha5kc.: good, 4ySsSc:
medium, 4ka4<c.; common. aka4,fc. Sheep
Extra, ba5Ac.: good, ~ a4zc.: medium, 3a4kc.,
common, 3a3Ac.; clipped sheep, as a4kc.; clipped
lambs. 4ka5kc.; wool lambs, ba6kc. hoss-Bost
Western, 6a6hc; for other Western, 5kRUc.. and
5kc for State. Fat cows. 2NasAc. Thin cows.
sl0al7. Veal Calves, 4a6hc. Mich COWS, s25a4a
Chicago, ILL.,, April 10-The cattle market was
very quiet to-day: 1he outlook for next week Is
good from the sellers standpoint and fair prices
are likely 70 BIO paid u the receipts do not show
o marked increase. In hogs a further rise OF 10.
took place. The bulk OF the hogs sold at $405a'
I'd 10: heavy packing lots relltng at s5a3 95 and
prime hogs at S4l2Na4.la Sheep--Western at
sbeep ssas as lambs az sSoai Tor cuIis So for
prime Colorados: prime Western at s5.75. Re-
ceipta-Catte, 200 head; hogs, 5000 hond; sheep,
1000 head.
Now York. April io.-Beeyes- Iols
Shoep and iambs-Receipts, 3,4g0 head: un-
shorn sheer. "a 25a5.e5: clipped do, S3.50a4.bd:
unshorn lambs, S9aG75; clipped do, sBas.70.
Hogs Receipts, 1,9si head; market steady at
ss.25af.50.
East Liberty, Pa, April 10.--Cattle, steady;
primo. s5a5l5: feeders, S37ba4.40; bulls, stays
and cows, $ea3. hogs, active and higher; boat
to fair Workers, s4.15s4e0: heavy. Il. 20a4 80:
pigs, $3.90a4: roughs, S275a3-50. Sheep firm:
wooied sheep, S340e4.a0; wooded lambs, S4.a5a
$40. clipped sheep, choice, 81. 30a4 al common,
s3nS50; choice lambs. s5a5.35; common 70 good,
81. 25a5; veal calves, 81 50a525.
East Buffalo, N. Y, April 10. --Cattlol,eceipts,
cars; market quiet aud unchanged Hogs-Re-
CENTS sns 4 fairly ssys YoTSe
Sheep and lambs eceiptE. 10 cars; market
fairly steady; lambs, good to choice, s5.s0a6.sa:
common TO good, 4T5nhf5; sheep, choice 10
selected wethers, ss.sSas.4o culls and common.
S3.25l4.25.
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Deaths.
BABBY-In This city. On

BABBY-In this city, on April 18th. 1896, Eliza
beth, daughter o. Catharine and the late
Reiatves and friends are respectfully iayited
TO attond the funeral on Friday. April 18th, III .
John Mccaiferty, No 2iS East Fourteenth streel.
Services at st. Patricks Church interment at
st. Joseph's cemetery.
CHUkCHMAN-Entered into rest on April 18th,
1907, at her late home, Marshallton, Dol,
Sarah Reed, widow OF Henry L. Churchman, In
her 10th year.
the funeral Oh Friday, April 10th. Services a.
the house at ~ o'clock Interment at Whining
ton ard Brandywine cemetery.
CRANsON--At Stanton, Del, on April 18th, 1897,
Mary Walker, wife Of William i. Cranson.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral on April 18th, 1897, at
o'clock, from her husbands residence, without
further notice. t5
HARDNESS On April 10th. 1897. Norman b.,
eldest son Of Thomas and Laura Hsrkness, In
the 10th year Of his age.
LAFFkRrY--In this city April eth. 1897, Alice j.,
daughter of Jane and the late James Laffrrty.
LoNG-in this city on April sth, 1897, p. Law
renee, son OF William =. and Sarah X Long,
aged SO years.
MILLER-suddenly on April 9TH. 1897, the Rev.
Jacob Miller, rector of Grace Church, near Tai
leyviie, Brandywine hundred, aged 70 years.
MINIcH-April 10. 1897, Frederick j., widow Of
William NJ. Minieh.
Relatives anu friends are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF her daughter,
Mrs Emily Popp, 02b West Fifth street. on
Friday. 10th INST, at o'clock p. m. lnterment
at Wilmington ard Brandywlne cemetery.
McDoNAID-In this city, on April 9th, 1897.
Owen Mcdonald.
REGAN-ln this city,on April sth, 1897, Elizabeth
Rose. wife of John r. Regan, aged q years
REEyEs-In Philadelphia, Pa, on April 10, 1897,
Ada v. Reeyes, aged " years, months.
RoWE-In Christiana hundred, on Iuth inst,
William Rowe, aged " years.
TAYLoR-on April 18Th, 1897. Joseph c.. son OF
Charles A. and Annie @. Taylor, in his 18th
year.
keatiYes and friends are invited to attend
tho funeral from his parents residence, No. 923
East Ninth street ,,n Friday Afternoon, April
18TH, at $50 O'clock Services at Epworth NJ. X.
Church MT O'clock. lnterinent at kiyeryiew
Cemetery.
YEATMAN- April ssh, 1897, Alfred Yoa,man.
in his Goth year.
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near Krania. His force was subss-
utently attacked by Turkish bat
TALON from Velimisti, but the Turks
were reLulsod with severe loHs. The
Greeks then assumed the offensive, cut
up the Turkish detachment, captured
IL mules, convoy of provisions and a
large quantity Of ammunition and made
prisoners of Is Turks. After this sue
cess the Greeks advanced to Kipuri,
threatening the communications OF the
Turkish central force at EIaesona with
Janina, the Turkish headquarters in
Albania. In all the sIsirmishes and
fighting since crossing the frontier the
Greeks have lost only five men killed
and have had 10 uen wounded.
Fresh troops continue to arrive hero
from the South. third brigade waf
formed to-day, in order to assist in tht
defence of the frontier. The enthu-
siasm of the troops is unabated.
In Macedonia the weather is wet and
cold, but In Thessaly fine weather pre-
walls, permitting the military authori-
ties to complete oil preparations for an
entrance into Turkish territory or to
defend the frontier in the event of the
Turks assuming the offensive. which 10
looked upon here as being more prob
able.
Dispatches received to-day from tbs
Greek expeditionary force say that
their regulars have passed Kipuri, driv-
ing the Turks before them and pushing
on. to Grevena. where.a strong Tnrkish
force. some reports say an army corps,
is stationed.
There are rumors of ministerial
changes, but there are no signs OF any
relaxation in preparing for war, and
there will be a feeling of relief when
hostilities commence.
London, Eng. April IA. --Tbs Even
ing News, this afternoon. published a
dispatch from a special correspondent
at Athens, saying that the Turkish
government has formally informed the
Greek government that any further raid
OF irre2ulars into Turkish territory will
be regarded by Turkey as declaration
Of war upon the part Of Greece.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-04-15

Special CorrospondenceIof Gszette and Journal
Now Castle, April 14.-An election
for three councilmen. city treasurer
and an assessor was held here yester-
day. Tho result was as follows:
Counciimep-Ch Charles II. Olewell, 297
votes; John II. Lamhsop. 27S; Francis
Pagan, 26t; Denny Smith, iii; George
w. Vantine, 1876 acknowledgements, Is.
City recommendation j. Ferria,
1893 votes; William Deakyne, s.; James
&c. Beggs, 4; John II. Martin, 3.
Assessor--Jonn Duncan, 1h4 votes
John Montgomery, l44; Joseph Fritz,
ga; Israel ID. Rulings, 50.
The outgoing members Of Council are
John Schunardt and William Morrison.
Mr.. Pagan was reelected, and Messrs
Ulewell and Lanbson are new members
The Progressive ticket was successful.
Council will reorganize tonight, when
a clerk and tax collector will also be
elected.
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altten y ! snppospa Mnd nng.

LemueI Ufosshn, VINO Ilve5 near
Mecannon's Church in Mill Greek
hundred. was bitten ON tho finger by
supposed mad dog Monday. The
dog ran from Elsmere about three
miles from Mocannon's, Tho dog was
afterwards killed. Mr.. Crossan had the
wound cauterized at Marshaliton and
expects to go to New York shortly for
further treatment.
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pea,n q. Mrs. Roper, q. rlI.rooo.

Mrs. Lizkio Eliegood, wife of DIR.
Robert G. Ellegood of Concord, Sussex
county, died Oh Monday in Baltimore.
She had undergone an operation at the
Johns Hopkins Hospital. but death fol-
lowed. Mrs. Ellegood was the mothur
Of DIR. j. A. Ellogood of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-04-15

Albany, N, y. April 10. The
Greater Now York Charter bill has
passed the Senate over Mayor Strong's
veto by vote Of "a to 10.
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aalarriaGes.

DANIRLS-wYATT-On March 2od, 1897, by the
lev. John S. Hesler, Walter b. Daniels OF
Philadelphia and Elizabeth s. Wyatt OF this
city. 81 WE.
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Lebanon. Pa, April ia. Col. d. O.
Forney. for soms years newspaper corr
Department, died here to-day, aged 70
years. He was cousin OF John W. For
ney, founder of the Philadelphia Press.
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A pension has been granted TO the
minor child of Nicholas I. Rollins OF
Delaware City.