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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dock Commissioners meeting.
Federation OF East Side workers
Knckerbocker Athletic Club Amateur Circus,
$50 D.
College Of Pharmacy commencement Carnegie
Hall. p. m.
2:30 y. III.
Free lecture on birds. Friends Seminary, No. 22S
East Sixtcenth-st.. y. m.
Dinner OF University Law School Alumni Del.
monicos. p. m.
Dinner Of the New-York Homeopathic Medical
College and Hospital. Delmoncos. evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
THE UNDERGROUND TROLLEY AGAIN.

Eugene Clifford Potter. Of No. 1923 West Eighty
slxth-st. applied to Justice Beach. In the Supreme
Court, yesterday 20 continue pending the deter
mina.ion Of a suit brought by him. the temporary
Injunction restraining General G. II. T Coils. Com
missioner Of Public Works, from issuing permit
allowing the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany to tear up Sixth and Eighth ave. pavements.
IN order to substitute the underground trolley sys-
TEN for horse power. and also sought to restrain
the traction company from changing the motive
power of the two surface roads Elihu Root and
James G. Carter appeared for the defendant com
pany and submitted afiidavits from business men
in sixth and Eighth ayes In favor of the change 10
electricity Justice Beach reserved decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
TARRYTOWN.

A. the election OF Irving Lodge No &2. l. "
G. T.. which was held on Tuesday evening THESE
on,cers were elected: Robert Caulkins. chet tenn
Mar: Miss Dora Delaney, vice-templar; NJ lerAs'
superintenden, Of juvenile templars: J. WOOD
treasurer: John Hoeb secretary: Stephen Fisher'
financial secretary: Edward Caulkins. marshal
The oificers will be Installed publicly al an enter
fainment which will be given next Iuesuay eheh
inc by the lodge The programme VIII l''o ~
Instrumental music, singing. recitatons. &C ne
Following compose the Entertainment CoHlmIt,eSe
Miss r. Grniihs II. j. Raynor. NJ ferKs ana .
rhe members of the Unique Whist Club were the
the Mot; House in Upper Main-st The result !r, Oa
the games was a draw between SIX payers. ~,
Tnals however, won by MI: ana MI 'T Thn
r. Collins and AIR. and Mrs f. A. Russei, ne
newt meeting OF the club will be held on MoMut!
evening at the home OF Mr.. ana MIS- HIpe i,,
Husted in Windle Park. This, II Is eXpecteu' VIII
be the last OF the season. . ,- ,,, ,oo,.
Judge and Mrs. Charles McCutcheon WA i Tea, 8, g
r9rr,s,ovrn tomorrow for two weeks TIP 10
A caucus will he held IN the Young Mems nIee1 1,
ON SATURDAY. evening TO nominate cahuiudtes i0'
she annual election Tuesday. ,-
The Chenille Road has been closeu u! P.i '.is -
s,on OF President Gross. in order TO allow .
trolley company blast out rock, so as 10 y.
fhe completion OF the road The WORK IN Ma,lI,s.
has been delayed account OF the ralls ho' pe'"e
received. l,,,,A Will oron
The Sleepy Hollow Lawn Tennis Club VIII open
,he tennis season on its grounds in Nortn BroF "a,
way on Saturday afternoon. Al O'clock .Lie
women Of the club Will hold receptlon. ana W W
Will be poured by Mrs. H. y. Ely, assisted ny ''e
Misses Lyman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29

They were Mary NJ. Taylor. nine months DID, of No.
81 West Twenty-fourth-st.. and Title and Otto
Schriner five years and one year old, respectively,
OF No. 107 ST. Marks Place The total OF smallpox
cases reported to the Bureau OF Contagious Dis
eases since March is now thirty-fve eleven from
Randalrs Island and twenty-four from the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29

Sale a. Maynard and treasurer. Dr. r. Conait
Eddy read their reports following which new oH-
GERS were elected. La Sale 4. Maynard was made
president r. 7. CARPENTER. Gideon W. Ea r,1 on
and G. W Hartman vice-presidents, Irving iodd sec
Tetary Dr. r. Condt Eddy treasurer and Charles H.
Coffin; John New D. F. Deay; H. n: re f ester
w. X Palmer and Walter K Thompson. members
OF The Executive COmmittec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
NEW-ROCHELIE

Tho annual meeting OF the Organized Charities
was held in Trinity House Monday night. r. p.
Carpenter presiding. The principal speaker the
Rev. John y. Devins. president OF the East Side
Federation OF New-York City. The secretary, La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR

Washington. April 2S.-The day call Of the United
States Supreme Court tomorrow will be as follows
Nos 9Ol 3O2 1903 (and 3O4 and 32C 3g7, 22s and 22g
307 3lS 500 (and 700 32 93. 3i2 and & (and 3iS 3i9
20 and 2ln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The comedy kitty Of Cork. Is TO be given IN
irving Opera House this afternoon and evening Tor
the benefit OF 81. Teresa's Church Additional per
formances will also be presented to-morro" anu v"
Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By Beekman, J.
Winston Winston-Irwis J.. DeaNeld.
Produce Exchange Building and Loan Association agt.
Tubert-IIOrace Secor, 1r.
Smith agt. Mayor, etc-George f. Mott.
McGll agt. Holmes. Booth 81 Haydens 1.-TWO cases)-
William G.. Choae.
By Beach. j.
Korn agt. Maurice Leyne.
Kratch agt. Kratch--John Delahunty.
Bradley agt, SchneiGer-Phil NJ. Lealn.
Yale agt Schneder-Phil NJ Dcakin.
Brown aCt Engel-Richard Farley.
(ushal agt. Reilly 1.-TWO cases-J. Campbell Thompson.
Matter Of Gildemester Kroeger Company-Abram
Killing.
BY Tr1Iax. J.
Crosby agt Puels-Gibert VI. Spelr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
currarna CCur,

Supreme Court.
By Beach. j.
BENJAMIN Boley agt. Rosa Lipsohn-Samuei LYMAN.
BY Beekrnan. j.
william F. Wilson set Liberty cycle Company-Iohn
Beattie.
Charles L. Roblnson ACT. Columbia Spinning Company
Theophl,us King Pierce and Valentine T. Snyder.
Charles l.. Robinson aGt. Bennett Mfg. Corporation
Theophlus King Andrew Pierce and Valentine f. Snyder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise o Sunset o5i Moon fes a'3a Moons age -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
. ~ Sandy Hook s:O7 Gov. Island as He'll Gate 6 20
= W-Sandy Hook 6:2i GOV Island SOB Hell Gate So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
Announcements.

Henry A. Daniels M. D.,
% West S9th ST.
frsirments Of the Nervous System impotence Serllity
and like ailments iou'S W l. y u
T. a. Nakodas f. & W.
49, Tn. new effect high banded collar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29

WANT OSBORNS WILL DECLARED VALID.
George II. Church, ga executor Of the estate OF
Howell Osborn who died in February 1885, has
brought sui; In the Supreme Court against Mary A.
Mason. Leila o. Henriques, Henrietta olive Trow-
bridge. Fay Tempeton, G. II. Warriner. Minnie
Carson and William g. Oliver.
Church alleges that when Osborn died he left a
Will by which he gave TO Warmer his private
secretary, personal property worth 500; to ray
Tsmpleton real estate not TO exceed 100000 and
the residue among the other Defendants. except
Mary A. Mason and Leila O. Herrques. his ma
terna aunts. Church alleges that the VIII was adj
mted probate In the Surrogate's Court in April,
1885, and that John W. Sterling, one Of the execu-
tors under the will. has declined 10 qualify. and he
brings the present suit to have the Court declare
the probate OF tho will valid and 10 debar the de-
PENDANTS from beginning any proceeding based
upon a claim that the instrument executed by
Osborn not his last will.
IL is said that the fuit is brought TO forestall
any possible move by Fay Tanpleton 10 contest
the Nill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

JUDGMENT FOR c. p HUNTINGTON STAYED.
A stay OF proceedings was granted in the Supreme
Court yesterday by Justice Beach, pending an APP
peal to the Appellate Division In a suit In which
Frederick s. Hatch and Coils p Huntington are
the principal parties. The dispute arose over a
Judgment obtained by Mr.. Huntington against the
Rockaway Beach Improvement Company for y g.
900 and a judgment by Mr.. Hatch for 10000 M
Hatch alleges that Mr.. Huntington agreed 10 di-
vide with him any moneys collected under the two
judgments, and says that about $4,000 was collect
ed by Mr. Huntington OF which he entitled to
SIG co which he has not received. Mr.. Hatch AYERS
that Mr. Huntington declined 20 pay this sum on
the ground that his associates judgment covered
enough TO Offset his claim. The sent TO a
referee who reported in Mr.. Huntingtons favor.
From this decision Mr.. Hatch has appealed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29

De Grauw: at II a. m estate Of Emily r contant at II
a. m wills for probate: AdOlphus hoffman, Charles
Seibert John Bromley Whofi Henrietta E. Gold
enkrick Richard Kelly. at 1890 Salie d. Foster
Adolphus Louis. John S. Vaudeville. Henry NJ. Berrian
Joseph s. Brewer, at p. m.
Surrogate's CourtTral Term-Before Arnold. S.-Court
opens at 1890 a. m. No day calendar
city Court-Specal Tern-Before Van Wyck. c. j.
Court opens az 10 a. m. Motions At 1880 a. IN.
City Court-General Term-Adjourned sine die.
City Court-Trial Term-Pars and iV-Adjourned for
the term.
City court-Trls TerIn.Part Ii-Before Mccarthy. IL
Nos 22i9. 1878. 22o 2202 2l452 81. 1919 1876 lsl2
1881 1861, 2l62 2i7o 22l2 1919 23lS 2i52 2tG2 2.56
749 1926 ST. 1866 22JG 1862 4S43 12SG 2lJO $50 2I2f
243 2432 o423 2434 2436 2442. 2447 2iG3 1868 2i6s
24I5 2is3 294 Jo34 2i44 1896 $780, 5i3 2433 Case
unfinished
CITY Court-Tral Tern-Par IIT--Bcfore Fitzslmons j.
Nos 1922 203s. 500. 1891 2l03, 2He. 22iI. 15 1885,
2o2s 1913 20Ss Clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29

Hogarth ........st Lucia. April "a. .Larport Hon
Algonquin jacksonville. April os.......Cyde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The sixth annual gymnastc exhibition OF inc
Mount Vernon Turn verein will be held IN 'he
Nopera House on Saturday night
The committee appointed by the Board OF trace
40 arrange for Memorial Day has almost COM
.,..oa ,ts lahors DR. Edward F. Brush, ex-Mayor
~ fhe CITY has been appointed grand marshal ano
Will announce his aids In few days Inc parS aue
will consist Of the 18th Separate company; tie III
Companies, the c. A. r.. the Board Of TraGs soa or
90 Educatlon and other ORGANIZATIONS ne e4cr ,
cisss ar the monument will be by the school
children
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
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An INTERVENING RELIC.
Copy OF a Paper Printed by Union soldie
During the Late War.

Copy OF a Paper Printed by Union Soldiers
Daring the Late War.
William X. johnson of No. ll03 West
Seventh street, a veteran of the civil
war, in running over SONS old papers
ut his home recently, came across an
interesting relic of war times, a copy
of "Fhe Yankee" paper published
by members of the Thirty sixth and
Forty fourth Ohio regiments.
As ia well known there were crafts
men of all sorts in the army and in Mr.
Johnson's regiment, the Thirty sixth
Ohio, were number of printers, who
whenever an opportunity was afforded,
got together and printed" The Yankee. -"
The copy which Mr.. johnson has was
printed at Lewishurg, Va, on May
Goth, 1862, 30 years ago last Saturday.
1t contained an account of the capture
Of Lewishurg by the Federal troops on
May 23d OF that year and also contained
bulletin dispatches telling OF the battle
of Corinth, in which Gen. Halleck was
said to have defeated Beauregard and
taken 10000 prisoners. The Confederate
loss in killed aud wounded was placed
at between 10000 ami 10000 and the
Confederates were reported TO be TO-
treating in disurdery fashion
The paper has four pages, each
l91axi2 inehes, and four columns tc
the pags. At the head of the editorial
column was the following notice;
"The Yanke; Published every time
the proprietors get a chancs at a print
ing office. Present location. Main street.
Lewishurg, Va. Terms--Two dollars .
year, payable next year. Watt, Frye
Oldham, Skyes anu Raymond, pub
| fishers. ????? Editor. !!!!! loca
editor.n
The paper contained several editoria
references to the rebels that were no
calculated to obtain many subscriber
in the town in which il was published
The copy which Mr.. johnson pos
sesses was sent by him to his wife a
her home in Ohio the week following
its publication and was carefully pre-
served. The paper is still in an excel
lent condition and highly priced by Mr.
johnson.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
SisKING FUsD BONDS.
Lively Bidding and Good Premium or
fered-The Contract Awarded.

Lively Bidding and u Good Premium or
fered-The Contract awarded.
Bids were opened at the Office of City
Treasurer Adams at noon Saturday for
the slO0 bonds of the SIS, 900 sinking
fund loan to be issued by City Council.
The bios were opened Ey City Treas
urer Adams in the presence of the sink
ing fund commissioners, Chairman Nc
Nuty of the finance committee Of City
Council, and representatives of the sew
eral firms bidding.
There were 10 bidders in all and the
firms and their bids were as follows:
James w. Longstreet g. Go. New York,
$780, 025; Heyl e. Major. Philadelphia,
Sl03 II; Edwin G.. Jones g. Co., New
York, Sl03. IS; @. III. White g. Co, New
York, Sl0i. 63; Farson. Leach & Co.,
New lurk, Sl06. %; Rudolph, Kleybolte
& Co., New York, Sl05. 90; J.R. Moore
q Co., this city, Sl02.02; Il. r. Rob-
inson & Co., this CRY, S103 50; II. Il.
Evans & Co., this city, Sl03. 80; Equit
able Guarantee ana Trust CO., this
city, Sl04 WI. Hayes & Co. Cleveland,
S103 81 Scott ~ Co, this city, si02. 063
William NJ. Stevenson. SlQ0, so. The
last bid was only for Sc, 800 OF the
amount, while the othors were for the
entire SIS, 600.
The bids were referred to the Sinking
Fund Commissioners Thomas L. Young,
Otho Nowland and John S. Rossell,
who afterward met and awarded the
bonds to Farson, Lsach & Co. OF New
York. ',.
The premium offered. s1o6. 25 per S100,
aggregates premium, on the entire
Slo. 600 loan of S937 90. The city, there
fore, will receive the sum of Sl5, 937. so,
for which it will pay per cent interest
on the principal of Sl5. until the
entire loan is due and redeemable
| October in 1925.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
LETTER FRO IL PENN.
An Interesting Document on File q
Dover.

An Interesting Document on File at
Special Correspondence ot Gazette aud journal
Dover, May 20. Deputy Recorder OF
Deeds Virdeu of Kent county recently
discovered the following Interesting
document among the records of his
Office:
William Penn to the counties Of
Ksnt and Sussex of Pennsylvania, IL,
9th month, 1853, Not to lie recorded.
ITO the counties of Sussex and Kent
in fennsylvania, ye llth, 9Th mo. !,
1858.
Friends: | greet you we'll. Deserv.
ing your peace and prosperity in all
things according to tine will OF God.
Live in love, Reep the peace, suppress
vice, cherish sobriety. take care of the
poore and relieve The oppressed in all
things; be temperate, sober and good
examples, aud swhatever l can do to
make you more happy | will do it toI
ye. 1t shall forthwith be Done The
King has confirmed the Dukes and be
my title by Letters Patents. wherefore
be cheerful and follow your Business
and fear not the bold talke of Busi.
bodys God navs you in his keeping,
"Given at Philadelphia this llth o
the month, SO.
"Wm. Penn.
"'To the counties of Sussex ant
| Kent. !"
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
A Compliment to David w. harlan.

Tho Rev. James Roberts, D. d., VINO
was for many years pastor of the Pres
byterian Church in Coatsville, Pa, in
series Of articles now being published
in the Chester Valley Union, of that
place, on Coatesville Then aud Now, y"
speaks in the following complimentary
terms of d. W., Harlan. superintendent
of the schools OF this city: "J'he first
principal of tho schools under the
borough management was David W.
Harlan. He was a man OF splendid
personal character, of fine mental en-
dOwment, aud of intense devotion ia
tho public school system. lie organized
the schools Of Coatasvllle borough snd
placed upon them the stamp of what
he was himself. He was full Of en-,
thusias,n and energy and had cGnsu.
Grated his life to the cause OF edu
cation. Many become teachers iu our
public schools as Il mere make shift,
as means of getting bread and butter.
This was not the motive of Mr.. Harlan.
He was a teacher from Ioye of the pro,
fession and for the sake of the good
which ne could accomplish by thus
promoting the elevation and enligtcn
ment of mankind.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03

Chancellor Nicholson and Judge
Grnbb on Saturday held session OF
orphans court John E. Taylor was
appointed guardian of Benjamin and
Charles Mitchell John II. Rodney,
trustee, made return of sale of rea
estate Of James Russell, which was
approved. John X. Bradford. attorney
for Mary A. Mulvsna, administrators Of
John Mulvena. made return of sale o
real estate, which was confirmed. vii.
llama. Scott, administrator of Nathaniel
W. Guessford OF Appoauinimink hun
dred, made return of sale Of real estate
which was confirmed.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
For New York.

Express, weekdays, 320 40j, 450, 5.15, 6.50 Ts3,
s i$ss t isissa M eS S and @ as 81 p I'M M GS iso 1sG
$40, 800 400, 500, s5,56, 800, ,T.te, 1.43 and
1000 .. IN. and 1901 night. - ndays $40, 405,
ti.O5, $50, 400 uiIniled H.2s,. $50, $3.50. 635
TO- T.i3, and 1000 y. M, and l2ol night.
For Boston, without change, 1l.O0 a. m. week
For Son Ciir,. Asbury PARK, Ocean Grove. Long
Brauch. $50, S,:25, 1l,39 a. III. and $50. 400 p
IN. weekdays, sundays tstops lnterlaken for
For Lambertyilio Easton and Scranton $50,
900 a. m, IL noon, 3.52, BOO ,Lambertville and
Buffalo, coca. m. weekdays and 7.oa p. m.
daily.
wAsHlNGToN AND TUE sourH.
fgr 1oae nHL and iis p a. n ECU iss m iia 'I sis IA
10, Congressional lini.), 6li s655 and +I3l ~.
IN, and 1905 night wetk-days. Sundays, 3.5o,
30 OLE and II. % M LOO, LIZ, AL, tN51
Congressional iiml, $3.50, tI3i p. IN, and R,U
night,
For baltimore. accommodation, a12 a M, 200
| and 4.0l p, M weekdays, 5.OS and Ills p, IN.
daily.
Atlantic Coas; Line, express IL 90 p. and L. o5
night, daily.
Southern Railway, express, 6.55 p. m, daily,
For Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, io,so T. m.
sss Tssse aSys fIa Ka sFEfT + m @asyaF sfya as foows
Express for New York, 900, 1o.0oa m, a,@ pm,
| week-days
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
| LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION via Delaware
River bridge, express, $40 a. IN. and T.05 p M,
| daily.
LEAVE MARKET STREET WHARF. Bxpress 800
1 $50 a. M, l.00 Saturdays only, 200, 400, 420
| and 500 p. IN. sundays, 500, s45 and g.45 a.
M. Accommodation, 400 and coop. m.
FOR CAPE MAY.
| ANGLEsEA, WILDWOOD AND Holly BEACH-Ex-
press, 900 a. m, 4.05 p. IN, weekdays Sum
days, 900 u. m.
Fo SEA ISLE Cry, ooE,N CITY, AvALos-Ex-
press, 800 am, and 40 y. m, weekdays. Sum
| days. 900 a. IN.
| For soMERs PoINT-FSpres4, 500, $50 a. M, q 90,
400, 500 p. IN, week days. sundays, S45 a. IN.
The Union Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences.
j. b. HUTCHINSON, j. X. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen, Pass. Agent
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03

Etamins and canvas have lost none
OF their popularity. and some of the
smartest walking gowns are made OF
these materials. Tho blue etamine,
taken from Harper's Bazaar, is one
design that is particularly smart, 1t is
trimmed with points of Java lace in
The skirt, made in godets, is trimmed
around the bottom with two bands nj
green velvet. one quite wide and one
narrow. Two wide bands of points OF
Java lace and green figured talfeta are
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
M,r,a Iu,.a novard Be,tnr,ni,, wiu.

Elkton, Md, May 2s.-An oxemplitied
cory of the last will ard testament of
Maria Luisa Bayard Eettarini, who
died in Florence, Italy, in 1883, has been
register OF wills OF Cecil county. The
to mass title 10 certain real estate hero,
Tho testator, Maria Luisa Bcttarini,
was daughter of the late Richard ii.
Bayard. who died possessed Of large
landed estate in the First district of
Cecil county, known as Bohemia Manor.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
gailrnHd Zines.
BALTIMORE
AND OHIO
RAILROAl
Schedule in effect May
lhlh. lHl1.

l6th, 1897. -gNSfT;-7vrsA,N
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
*ENPREs> TRAINS.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
AVENUE STATION FOR
New York, woek days %3.l3, $40 #lO25 n. n. .
+122l, f229, $50, +522, t,.ii 81 90 r. m. Sun
days; 1913 1910, *lla5 a. IN, @3$9, F5ss, FAB
phiLADEIPHIA,w week days, T3l3 SIS,
6i0 a1:lj I.5, fS,25, 400 1910, @lO25, IL 10 a. nl
%l22l, l20, F2.29, 3. $50, s5.22, 6.0, ~ a. a. H.
ll.5, a, m, 1923 $50, 95.2a 600 ',i3 9iJ, +iIOO
Chester, week DAYS, Es 49, 555, $40, t7.15, 7.ss,
$50, 900, $40, #1025 lilo a. M, 1.2O a2a6, 3io,
5;2s, $50 v; ;t3 g,l5, *ll00 p m. sundays, BIB
I35 $50, $40, sll25, 1l2i n. M, 1920, . 30 sss
G3D, *I.43, 9.l5, %ll00 p IN.
Atlantic Cty, week days, Hi15 u. M, *tonl
F2.:!9, T329 p. IN. sundays, 80 "a. m. IS H. M
Cape May. weekdays, Fi.l5 u. M, f2s9 D. m.
baltimore and Washington, week days, a n
10: %S4s %ll,W q m, 1855, SeO1, 36i 4Ui,
d.55, Y '6lB, %Sll, *S53 p m sundays, Fl13, Ti0,
Baltimore and way stations, T.l0 a. M, 3.0l p.
Newark, week days, .4la 40, "s4a el1.oo a.
m "l2.56, 30i, %i03 tI5T, t6lB 49, rs liz lO 48 n
m. sunday. ALB, T,lO, fs.i8 a. m, sl2.5B, 3Oi,
t45T, T.;i5. rs p, m.
Pittsburg, week days, '6le p. m. Sundays,
Chicago, daily, *i.5f p IN.
Chicago via Cincinnati and Indianapolis 's4o
a. m. daily.
D.
daily. - ''
loledo and Detroit, Fslf p. M daily TO Toledo
and dhtly except sunday to Detroit.
! New Orleans and Memphis via Bristol and
Chattanooga, y 4 pm, daily. Through sleepers
| TO Memphis and New Orleans,
stnRerly accommodation. week days, 40 a, M,
aOi, f35' lOi6 p IN. Sunday, no a. m, 30i f.;5
| il, IN. '
LaudenberG accommodation. week-dnys. :. IN
NV A. m.' 30i' i.5i p m. Sundays 1890 a III,
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION FOR
lhindelphia week DAYS, 330 u. M,
baltimore, week days, 6,4j a. IN. 9.55 D. M
landenbere, week days, 645 a.5J u, in.. q ~
5'j5 p M sundays, 9.5b a. m., 535 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA tor WHINING
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hates 10 Western points lower than via any
\ other line. d. II. MARrIN eny
1 80, Manager Of Passenger Irafic.
We Nj GREENE, General Manager. :
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
FERGUSON REAPPOlNTED.
End of an Interesting Contest for Ne'
Castle County ONCE.

End of an Interesting Contest for New
Castle County Office.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal.
Dover, May 29.-Gov. Tunnel to-day
reappointed Colen Ferguson clerk OF
the orphans court and register in
chancery for New Castle county. He
was appointed May 30th, 1892, by Gov.
Reynolds, and his term therefore ex'
pires at II O'Clock tomorrow night.
Much interest was felt in the appoint
ment, as besides Register Ferguson.
the applicants for the Office were DR..
Eben Frazer OF Newark. Almond ID.
Chaytor and John f. Callahan of Will
mington. Thumas Weldin of Brandy
wine hundred and Alfred z. Crockett
of Appoquinimink.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
a Fine Concert.

The ST. Mary's Vocal Society, oi
which Clement j. Stocclsle. formerly
of this city. is conductor, recently
gave fine concert in st. Mary'E
Church, Lorain, O. The Lorain
Horaid's comments on the entertain.
ment arc highly culogistic. Mr..
S;toecIsle was Pupil of the late G. b.
Rhoads and alsn was member of the
Millard Club,