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The San Francisco call., 1897-04-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

BALDWIN TEEArER - Primrose and Vests
Minstrels.
COLUMBIA THFATER \ Run on the Bank"
MoRosCos OPERA HOUSE The Smugglers
ALCAzAR THEATER Noble Rogue
TIvoIT OPERA HOUSE Shamus o. Brien."
ORPHEUM.- -High-Class Vaudeville.
NtsHANIcs' PAvII1oN-GIeason. King of Horse
Tanners
BICYCLE RAcFs-Corner Baker and Fell streets,
Sunday afternoon. at o'clock.
sUTRo BATHS Bathing and Performances.
THE CHUrEs AND SKATING RINK-Daily at
HaIght street, one block east OF the Park
HAYwARD's P PAKK.-Concerts every Sunday.
IACIfIC COAST JOCKEY CLuB.-kaces to-day.
PiCNICS AND EXCURSIONS.
Ell CAMPo-Music Dancing, boating. Fishing
every Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-28

After the doctors had given up a New
Jersey man who was dying of hiccoughs
he was cured by eating dish of ice cream
which he craved rs a last boon before bid
ding final adieu to the world. So idio-
syncratic is the human stomach that
boiled beef and cabbage have been known
to act in the same way.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-28
AIlIIuN . AL S.

BY F 6 SPEAR & Co.-This dav. April 2S
Furniture AT 9l5 Valencia It, a. II o clock.
BY STREET Il CRFsswELL-This day, April
2S, Sal oon corner Valencia and I Twenty sixth SITS
al l. O'Clock.
BY CHAs FvT & Co-Thursday. April %,
Hair Goods, etc, at 1l35 Market St. at IL O'Clock
BY SULLIVAN & DoYLE-Frday. April 80.
Horses Buggies etc, at corner sixteenth and
Valencia streets at II o CLOCK.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-28

poetic strength ana warm humanity, stands
steady and serene, our "El Captain" among
men.
Believe me. yours IN the sacred bonds of
patriotism and the golden rule,
FRANCES Z. WIILARD.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-28

Atlantic City, N. j., 10 April, 1897.
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and the
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The San Francisco call., 1897-04-28

Over 400 diamonds are known to have
been recovered from the ruins OF BABY on.
Many are uncut, but most are polished on
one or TWO sides
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-28
GOVERNOR BUDD IN LINE.
Executive Depar tment,
State Of California.

W.
President Lincoln
April a
small assist the
citizen lawyer statesman
the all
should
people
With patriotic purpose,
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-28
Sufficient description.

The Supreme Court has affirmed the judg-
ment and order of the lower court in the case
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

ghree once. The Legislature and City
Council each named a committee to
confer with the special comm ittee of
the board hut both Legislature and
City Council refused TO appropriate
anything. Five hundred dollars had
been Huhscriheu and $Ss was in hand.
Levi A. Hertolette thought hand
some cup would ill tho bill 30 that less
money need be raised. lie urged the
necessity for quick action in order 10
secure the souvenir for the vessel before
she sails on long cruise.
Samuel ii. Baynard spoke in defence
OF the Efforts made 10 raise ths nloney,
which had been very stienuoua, but
tho times were bad. Special designs of
silver services had been secured by tho
committee.
Two or three motions designed to SO.
cure rojuvenation Of the project were
made, but all guve way to one made by
Il. Tatnall Warner that three members
be appointed to cooperate with the old
committees and raise 81, $40 in 10 days.
This motion was carried.
Ihs discussion continued. Mayor
Mcliear asserted that there we're easily
$50 people in Wilmington who would
be glad to give $40 il only properly APP
preached 1t was not only matter of
sentiment but a matter of business.
The gunboat is 10 go all over the world
and it would be a disgrace not to have
the city represented in gift.
Frank Woolley, in one of the most
vigorous speeches OF the evening, de-
clarod that j! the hoard and citizens
went ahout it in business way like
tho political parties they would get the
money easily. He thought that the com
mlttoe had not approached those who
would DO likely to subscribe, and bs-
lieved tho citizens, merchants and
manufacturers would contribute the
money. 5..-
Mr. Hastings suggested that Mr..
Woolley be one Of the three mon TO ne
appointed 10 secure money, but Mr..
Woolley suggested man who, he said,
would carry more weight.
President Lawton appointed Mayor
McLear, Il. IatuRl Warner and lev
A. Bertolette as tho advisory com
mittep.
In tho coursa of tho meeting Secre
tary Taylor read a letter from Director
W r. Wilson of the Philadelphia
Museums showing that s. X, Smith
and Frank Ii. Thomas of this city have
received medals struck off at the min
in Philadelphia in nonor Of tho meeting
of the Commercial Museum in Junt
last. Clinton Rogers Woodruff of til,
National municipal League cent thu
board a cony Of Ryerson RItchis's ad
tlresa on Commercial Organizations AM
Municipal Reform. lie desired in
formation IA to reform work in thii
city and urged careful consideration U
reform methods
Announcement was made OF tn
meeting of the National Board O
Trade in Washington. d. c.. beginning
December l4th. Wilmington board i
entitled to two delegates, and its as
sessment is 500.
The designations nf Henry Thompson
F. S. Durs and the Barlow s. Thatche
Spinning Co. were accepted.
Daniel james, Jr., S. A. Booth ant
Edward Brennan were elected members
On motion of NJ. d. Satterthwait O
the membership committee, Mayor NC
Lear was elected an honorary membe
OF the board, =.#.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14
APPROPRIATION EXHAUSTED.
No More Work III the Local Harbor vhii
Year.

No More Work IN the Local Harbor Vhis
Year.
The dredging in the Christiana River
has been finished for the current yo%,
owing to the fact that the aPproprii.
tiou is exhausted.
The troublesome bar at the mouth oil
the stream has been drsdged to
depth Of 1G feet, which is a great i'm
provement over the condition when
existed there recently. A depth OF 10
feet has been obtained up 10 within
about 900 feot of Market street bridge,
the channel being $50 foet wide. 10
tho 800 feet to Market street bridge
there is an average depth OF II feet,
ami above the bridge to the Delaware
pulp works. the average depth is 10 feet,
with much deeper places in the vicinity
of the wharves of the Harlan IL Hol-
lingsworth Co.
Nothing further can be done until
another appropriation is available. II
lie hoped that Congress will make the
next appropri alton large enough tc
begin the work of permanent improve
| ment.
1t is understood that an effort ia tc
BIO made to have tina city also make ar
annual appropriation sufficiently large
to materially assist in keeping the har
Dor in good shape.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14
"Charl;s II. Maui, Clerk. - S.
... - ---a---a----
THE EPisCOPAL CHURCH.


Programme Of the Missionary Council to
De Held IN Milwaukee.
THE Missionary Council of the
Protestant episcopal Church will be
held in the city OF Milwaukee, Wis,
October 18Th Flat, at 10 a, ri.
On Tuesday, Octoner 18th, the coun-
Gil will tie opened In st. Iaul's Church
by celebration Of the holy com
iuunion, with a sermon 10y the bishop
who shall be appointed by the preeid.
ing hishop. Immediately after tine
banediction tho cnuncil will organize,
when an address of welcome will be
made by tho Rev. Isaac l.. NicholsoD,
S. I. D., bishop of the diocese, and lie
suitably responded 10. The sessions of
the council will continue in the said
church through Tuesday, Wednesday
ami Thursday. In addition to the
regular business, several important
topics of practical interest will como
up for consideration. Addresses are ez-
peuted by Bishop futile on "Bishop
lsenper, Our First Missionary Bishop, "
and by Bishop Whipple on 1.-The Layer
OF Foundations-.the Rov. ). Lloyd
Breck." Tho Bishop OF Kentucky has
been asked to favor the council with a
statement OF 1.-THE Example and lnfiu-
ence Of the Lambeth Conference in
the Missionary Work of the Church. "
After the noon day prayer on Tuesday
and Wednesday, brief addresses on
missions in Africa and in China will
he made. The former probably by the
Rev. DIR. Eccleston of Baltimore, and
the latter By DR.. Henry ". Boone OF
Shanghai, and on MissionH in Japan by
the Rev. Henry ID. Page, Archdeacon
of Osaka. and the Rev. Joseph M.
Francis, it he be still in this country.
On Tuesday evening service will be
held in memory OF the Rev, DIR. Will
liam S. Langford, when the Rev. DR..
William Il. Bodine, d. D., OF this
city, his close personal friend, will de-
liver the sermon. Tho service to he
used IN THE occasion il one especially
prepared for it and Hst FORTH by tbs
bishop of tho diocese. On Wednesday
evening the Rev u. Warren Clark, o.
tho dlocesu OF Rhods Island. by ar
rangement with the late general secre
tary, will dsliyer an illustrated lecture
on Japan. Should the council he taker
to Nashotah on Thursday morning fo
Breck memorial service meeting to
business VIII be held that evening. TIT
closing address will be by Bishop Gil
bert on Missionary Methods and Worl
as illustrated by the History Of tn,
Church in the Northwest. y
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14
DECLARED TO BE 4 NUISANCE.

The sussrx County Grand tJury's Opinion
of the Court House ana JAii GrnunGs.
Specie! CORRESPONDENCE OF GaSette and Journ.'
Ceorgp,pwa, Cet s. - Mntters are
practically al gtluistIli IN the superior
court. Tle cri;uinul matters were all
disposed Of on Wednesday morning,
and the cases on the calendar for We'd
nesday afternoon aud yesterday morn
ing were settled out Of court. so that
nothing was acted upon except some
cases of certiorari. The grand jury,
yesterday, made its annual visit OF in
spectiOn 10 tho Jail ana county aims
house, being entertained at dinner ut
the latter place by OVerseer Hickman.
On its return, tho grand jury made
the following report to the court:
Resolved, That we. tho grand in.
quest of Sussex county, Gonsiuer the
f, grounds belonging to the county in and
around the Court House and jail a
public nuisance, and should be abated
| by some means.
Resolved. That we deem the Court
| House, in its present condition. is
| totally unit for county purposes and
should he improved and enlarged to
suit the growing needs Of the county.
| Tho manner OF impFoyement we lea We
to the Legislature and the Levy Court
of Sussex county. We further recon-
mend the honorable court to annul
and declare void each aud all leasea OF
county lands adjoining the Court House
and Jail that they may deem illegal.
and direct the Levy Court TO take pos
session OF the same. We further find
the Jail and inmates in MS good con-
dition as the circumstances will admit,
and that the sheriff keeps the yards
and surroundings as free from nuisance
as the natural drainage will permit.
We further find the almshouse and farm
in a llourishirg condition, and believe
the overseer 10 using every effort tc
make the farm selt-sustaning. We be.
lieve the inmates are well fed, well
clothed, vol treated. happy and con
tentsd as they can be under the con
ditious.
IS. j. Wheatley, Foreman,
"Charl,s II. Maull Clerk
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

The 2.2i trot, purse $500, at Norfolk
Thursday, was run by Patsy X. in
?. l54, 9. l7l2. 2. l5ll, 2.l7l4. Patsy is
owned by William Il. Justin of this
city. Before the horses got away a
protest was entered against l'atsy, and
there was some talk about him being a
ringer. lie was allowed TO start,
however, and won the race handily,
although in Joseph Staton'a bay geld.
ing, David c., Patsy had worthy
fueman. David finished first in tho
second heat, Patsy taking tho other
three. The third heat was The most
interesting. Patsy broke at the turn
and David took the lead into the back
stretch, where he was overhaulad by
his adversary. 1t was nip and tuck
down the home stretch, but Patsy
rallied gamely and finished first j..
q, Milhourn's bay mare MAY Wilkes
took third money. Theirs were 20
entries and seven starters.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14
PREsBrrERr or ShW CASTLE.

The designations OF the Revs. I. II. Mont-
goniary nnd j. II. MiiiIgnn Accepted.
Milford, Oct. G. "A fter lively debate,
this afternoon, the New Castle PreEby-
tory, by large ma jority, voted to accept
the resignation of the Rev. L. Il. Mont
gumery as Iastor of Olivet Church, Will
mingtou, and tie pulpit Ia declared
vacant after October 18th.
The delegates from Olivet gave notice
OF an appeal to the Synod. They main
tanned that should the resignation be
accepted 1t would cause tho financial
ruin of the church, and that at con-
gregational meeting the vote had been
lis to in favor of retaining Mr.. Mont
gomery.
The anti Montgomery faction pre-
sented a petition of n former members
who wished Mr.. Montgomery tc retire.
David McHenry of the anti Mont
gomery faction said that he had been
un.awfully suspended from tho church,
| and j. Max Hammond told the preachers
| that no had been fired out" 10y the
Montgomery people. A committee was
appointed to restore the seeding mem
bers to the church.
The pastoral relations of the Rev. j.
Il. Milligan and the First Preshyteria
Church, Wilmington, were dissolved,
TO take effect October 10Th.
The reports showed So, 39l. 81 raiael
by the Presbytery for home missions,
an increase Of S4dl over last year, and
81, $50 was allowed to needy churches.
These allowances to churches were
made: PerryVille, $3.50 Pencader, 5000,
conditionally; Port Penn, 5000: ST
Georges, $500; East Lake, $500; Gilbert
$500; Westminster. $500; Worten anc
Grace, 5000; FELTON, and Harrington
| $3.50; Cool Spring and Georgetown,
$500; Frankford, Blackwater and Ocear
View, $3.50.
The Freshytcry adjourned after Sc
Letting Dover as the next meeting place
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

The collections of Receiver of Taxes
Rettew in Wilmington hundred for the
month OF September amouutcd to ~, :
i2l,5d, John I. Dickey turned over
81, go, 04, being collections for 1886 in
this hundred. Collections in tho other
hundreds of county and poor and road
taxes were reported to County Treasurer
kcttew for September as follows, the
first amount in eacn case being county
and poor, and the second road taxes
He'd Lion. 5000, So. 80; ST. Georges,
SOP. Il, s7l. 49,; Appoquinimink, slG.
.j2, SiS. %; Blarkbird, S33. 81, Sl5.7S ;
Peucader, SllG.i0, Sl4. 80 Mill Crock,
S20s. So Sl2l.G &c; New Castle, slG7.9O,
Sl9.S7 Christiana, s1G5. 60, So. ~ Z;
lrandywine, s22l.9i, ino road taxes) ;
White Clay Greek, SOB. 90, sci. OF.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14
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POSTAL EUSIR ESS.


hepufI Oi the LOtAt VlHGs
Ending on september Both.
Assistant Postmaster Mullan has pre-
pared mis- report Of the business trans.
acted at the local Office during the
quarter ending on September goth. The
figures are as follows:
Reports from the sale of stamps,
stamped envelopes, &C., Sl7,s29. Ga /;
waste paper, sii.59; from boz rents,
S2ll.97; total, Els. 0l5. 20. The ey
psnsos were Rs follows: Salaries OF post
master aud clerks, S3,9l7; paid for
special delivery service, Sl3J. Sc; rail
road postal clerka' salaries, S577. 30 ;
salaries of carriers and substitutes,
So. 1872. OF; incidental to FREQ delivery,
sll3. 3s ]; miscellaneous expenses, EGi %
surplus turned over TO the assistant
treasurer, ST, ddIC4,
In the special delivery servire l,d3G
letters arrived ut the local poatotlice,
aud 5Ii were deposited for local delivery.
Of the l,t!lL special delivery letters
handled 1850 vera delivered. There
were eight forwarded to other Offices
and four failed to he delivered.
In the newspaper line 2l,3l7 pounds
Of paid matter ana 4, 265' pounds OF free
matter we're sent from the Office. In
tho registry department there were
l,s20 domestic lettors and 4S parcels
and 100 foreign letters and six parcels.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14
Nor.iHLE INITIALS.
Wedding of DIR. John lynn Pratt and Miss
Lucille Litzenberg.


Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
EIlston, Nd, Oct. IA notable we'd
ding took place 10 Trinity Church at
noon yesterday, the Rev. DR.. SGhouar
officiating. DIR. John Lynn Pratt OF
Milford was the groom, and Miss Lucille
Lit2enberg of EIkton the bride. The
church was handsomely decorated with
cut flowers and pottnd plants.
While the bridal procession was enter.
ing, the march from Lohengrin" was
played. The attendants were: Maid
of honor, Miss Brown of West Virginia
bridesmaids, Miss Maria Causey OF
Milford, Miss Jarman and Miss Ellis
of Elkton and Miss llueston Of Balti-
more best man, william b. Pratt, a
brother of the gronm; ushors, T. p.
Causey and George 1ruitt of Milford,
Mr.. Haynes of Al6ton and William
rennewill of Dover.
Tho bride was gowned in white
more, and carried bouquet OF roses
and "a prayer book The maid of honor
was costumed in yellow silk, and the
bridesmaids wore white oTgaudie over
pink and heliutrope.
After the reception, DIR. and Mrs.
Pratt went to NJ clifford, where they will
reBide.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

DIR. Hurace Vaughan and Miss Eliza.
beth Irvins Boyer, both of Middle.
town, are TO he married in st. Anns's
Episcopal Church in that town on
Thursday, October 2lst, at > O'Clock.
Cards for the wedding appeared this
morning. DIR. Vaughan is a prominent
physician in Middletowu aud is well
known throughout the State. The
bride is niece of Mr.. and Mrs stephen
Bower
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

Mrs, Sarah Il. Russell, widow of ok
Gov. Charles Theudure Russell Of Mas
saGhusetts, died Wednesday of old age
at her home in Cambridge, Mass, in
the Slst year of her age. She was the
mother Of Mrs. +. j.. Gilpin and Mrs.
George II. Bates OF this city. The
funeral took place at Cambridge son
Saturday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

d. W. Lynch of the firm of d. w.
Lynch & 20. of this city has been
elected member OF the Board Of Trade
of New FORK City and his card al
membership has been received by him,
The card entities him to special rail.
road rates and advantages Of a business
nature in Greater New York,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

Articlss Incorporating the Friends
Boarding Home Of Salem Quarterly
Meething" have been filed in the office
of the county clerk al Salem, n j.
This home is ma of the institutions
under tue gift of 5000, 900 made by
Anna Jeanss 10 1896 at the Friends
Yearly Meetiug in Philadelphia. The
home will be located in Wcodstown,
N
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14
Death OF Con. wlnam rhompson.

Tacoma, Wash, Oct. 7.--Gen. vii.
liam Thompson, U. S. A., retired is
dead. lie served throughout tho civil
war, retiring, at his own request, with
the rank of captain in tie Seventh
Cavalry by an act of tho last Con.
gress he was breyeted brigadier general
IN the regular army.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

Dover, Oct. Sheriff Shaw, oil
Tuesday, sold property as fGllowH: Henry
Biernan's farm, 100 acres, near Pier
Hnn's Corner. 10 Martin Il. Burns Of
Middletown. for 81, go; John j. Min
cons farm, - arrsg, near Ha7iett
Vile, to Thomas Il. Laubgch OF syria
cuse, n. T., for a., $50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

in 1896, and this year dredging for fifteen
TEST was resumed where 1t left off last
year, and has so far been carried to about
$50 feet below Market street bridge.
MONEY EXPENDED EACH YEAR.
statements Of amounts expended In
each fiscal year from 1855 to 1897 inclu-
siNn r,nc~tc1 h,..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

DR.. ". +. Davis of Dover has been
appnintetl a member oil TIM bouri Of
examining surgeons for pensions, located
at Newark, and not DIR. W. IS. Davis,
az bus been printed. -....
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

West Chester, Pa, Oct. 4. Tired Of
life, Mrs Eliza Griffith OF East Brandy
wine township leaped to death down
well % feet deep at her home last oven
ing. She was about 80 years OF ago,
the wife of Elias Griffith Her hus.
band can assign no reason for the sui.
eide.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

William D. Mullen, president OF the
srocers Of this city. has heen elected an
honorary member OF the New York
Board Of Trade and Transportation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14
Isible Contest.


Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
Georgetown, Get 7. The Bible contest
between the members of the Sussex
county bar and the Methodist Episco-
pal Sunday school took place on Tues
day evening. The attendance was large.
The Rev. Vaughn S. Collins acted as
questioner, and the contest was con
Quoted on the plan of an old. fashioned
spelling bee, the contestants being lined
up on opposite sides OF the platform.
The Sunday school was represen led
by Mrs. Vaughn S. Collins, Mrs NJ.
W. Clark, Mrs. g. G. Calhoun, Miss
villa NJ. Morgan, Miss Maggin vii.
sou, Prof, j. L. Rurdette. Charles +.
Turmoil, Wilbur +. Tunnel the Rev.
A. y. Davis, j. 4. Downs, q. Roland
Messick and John G. Ahhotr. The
legal aide was composed of William F.
Causey, Andrew j. Lynch, Robert G..
Houston, Albert +. Folk, Edward d.
llearne, Robert L. Davis, John j..
Thompson, Alfred J. Lynch, David S.
purnell, John S. Atkins aud j. Il.
Van Burkalow The Sunday school side
won tho contest, having answered Il
questions to "a by the lawyers. M ss
| Maggie Wilson and Prot Burdette, for
the Sunday each answered five
questions, tho highest number, while
a. }. Lynch and j. Il. VanBurkalow
answered four each, the highest mum.
her for the lawyers. An admission fee
of 10 cents was charged, and the pro
ceeds, amounting to about Si5, "a
toward the church debt. Chief Justice
Lore, Judges Pennewill and Bnyce At,
torney General White, Deputy Attorney
General Cooper and Court Stenographei
lIardesty we're present
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14
LAUNCH DILDWOoD D.IM4GED.
CoIiided With One of the Ice Piers in the
DeIaware River at New Castle.


Delaware River at New Castle.
The launch Wildwood, owned by
Capt. Sooy Of this city, colliGed with
one of the ice pie. ) at New Castle Wel-
nos,iay night week and the captain
ana party Of 20 friends from this city,
who were on board. had close call.
None, however, were injured, but some
were badly frightened.
The boat was proceeding up the river
when she struck the pier Her buw
was badly damaged, and it was feared
that she would sink, hut the officers
of ths boat, by good management, rar
her up to shore in short order and
further trouble was obvIated. The
boat was left at Nov Castle and the
party came to his city on trolley car
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

=, The mission OF Hoods sarsaparilla is 10 cure
aisehsr, and thousands Of testimonials prove
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14
Union Teachers Agencies Of America.

Rev. l.. u. Bass, ID. D., Manager.
Plttsburg, Pa; Toronto. Canada; New Orleans.
La.i New York, n. y; Washington, d. e.; San
francisco Cal; Chicago, ILL.,; st. Louis Mo-, and
Denver, Colorado. S'' ''A'
There are thousands of positions 10 bn ntod
within the next few months "N-
II iAgdress AZ applications to UNION TEACH.
EltS' AGENCIES. Salisbury Pa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14
APpOiYTM EsT OF C0NSULs.
Gen. Samuel a. MacaliIster to Go to BIT
BADGES, West Indies.

Washington. Oct. Z, The President,
to-day, appointed the following consuls
Of the United States:
Gen. Samuel A. Macalister of Will
mington, Del, at Barbados, West
Indies; Rufus Fleming of Ohio, at
Edinburgh. Scotland; W. W. Ashby of
Norfolk. Va, at Colon; Edward Nys of
Danville, Ills, at Hankow, China,