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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
REAL ESTATE.
A FAIR AMOUNT OF BUSINESS AT THE
EXCHANGES
VALUABLE TENEMENT-HOusE PROPERTY SOLD
UNDER FOREcI.OsTRE- DEIMONIco's DOWN
Town PROPERTY MORTGAGED-OTHER

VALUABLE TENEMENT HOUSE PROPERTY SOLD
UNDER FORECT.OsI- RE- Er.MONrcOs DOWN
TOWN PROPERTY MORTGAGED-OTHER
SALES At PRIVATE CONTRACT.
The contract for the sale OF a valuable down
town property was closed and papers signed yes
terday but the brokers who effected the transact
ton were noi a, liberty make any Of the facts
in connection with it public
The executors CT the estate OF Penjamin S!egel
have sold to Bernard Havanagh the northeast cor
ner OF One-nundred "A nd seventy fourth-st. and
Eleven have. Il -a'ant pot. ,7.2xl0ox6sxl00J for
81 so. and also the northwest corner OF One-hun-
dred-and- seventy -fourth-s:. and Eleventh-ave a
vacant plot l2isXlOo for $4,000.
Tim & co. haze sold for Potter Brothers TO an
investor No 2l5 East Ten;h-st. six-story brick
Rosa. Lorenzo G.. thar:es C. and Josephine c.
DelmOn,co have mortSaged their property at the
OF South William and Beaver SITS TO the
Bank for Savings The mortgage. which l. in the
sum OF $4,000. t. due three years from date and
carries AZ per cert interest.
Al the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom yester
day peer +. Meyer & 90. sold in foreclosure two
tye-story brick t,nemen -houe plot 5oxloo, to the
H. p. Ingraham & Co. sold in partition the north
east OF Grand and Suffolk SIS. two and three
Story brick and frame buildings. plot .5xl00.
james J. Brady for $1,000
James l.. Wells sold in foreclosure No. 1863 East
Sevcniy-sixth St, four-story brick dwelling. lot
GxlOl2. 10 the plaintiff. Sarah Werthem. for $0
otj ana interest.
William Kennedy sold In foreclosure No isl
10; i4SxSO. easelold. TO j. Cakes for $3.50: also in
foreclosure" the northeast corner I.exington-ave.
ara forty -seyenihIt, ihree five-st2ry ha!honses,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
QUEER JUSTICE IN LONG ISLAND.
THE CONDUCT OF A WINFIELD SOLON AND
OTHER PERsONAGES TO BE LAID
pCropr THE GRAND JI'RY.
BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.


A suit that may cause the Impeachment OF JUS
tice of the Peace Bauman Of Winfield Long ISL
and and the Indictment by the Kings county
Grand Jury OF the defendant and some Oh MS
Witnesses was tried yesterday before justice Nc
Lean and jury In the Supreme Court IN inns oi,s'
Henry Slcher. dealer In liquors, OF NO. 'I' r"'"
st. In this city the planin In the ac''o' an"
he sued to recover from Frank kohn, sa'oo"-
keeper OF Winfield, n balance OF si4o % ""e "
goods sold and delivered
1t appeared from the testimony that Jonas S'che''
the eighteen-year-od son Of the plaintiff. acted as
salesman and collector for his father selling goous
from a wagon to country dealers oh Matc" -
Young Sicher sold TO Kohn. whom he was IN the
habit OF supplying several gallons OF kum"e'.
When Kohn measured out the liquor ne fo"hn
that II was gallon short and called the boy
attention to the fact The boy offered to give back
to the saloonkeeper tine value OF me shorIard og
other goods TO the same value. but Kohn ACCORDING
TO the boys testimony. grabbed MN ny the enLo",
and after charging him with cheating, naue d
demand dem for SO Young sichcr says, he was so
Thoroughly frightened that he offered TO give 20,
ahronph The streets to the house of the Justice Of
the Peace. and finding the latter was nor m ot th
10 the saloon. holding the boy prisoner at at 'os ~
pont Of a pistol until. In the presence or son o.
the Justice young Sicher recepicd pi ior neps
Of sIaS due to his fat Their from kohn. Several DAYS
of,erward II was testified young Sicher was arrest
ed on a warrant issued by Justice Bauman ana iaRon
over TO Winfield where n lawyer named Mcs n.,
induced him to plead guilty 10 cns s,ic oi P''
When the suit which AZ ono" instituted by
tho elder Sichcr to recover the sli6 was tried yes
terdav kohn admitted having forced u a sid be-
was Justified In his action because the boy had
repeatedly swindled him The tury IN , 5hre an n
of the debt and Justice Mclean ordered the ste-
nogra pher to transcribe the minutes WIN = v'w
to having them forwarded 10 he knss u u1"t tS
Grand Jury that that body might inquire INTO tno
the conduct of the Justice OF the Peace might come
bcf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
D WORD THE Subject or slit
LITIGATION BETWEEN THE vITAscoPE COMPANY
OF NETWORK AND THE UNITED
STATES PHONOGRAPH COMPANY

OF NEWARK
Trenton. Jan IS tSpcciaD.-A bill has been filed IN
the United States Circuit Court by the Vi;ascone
Company Of New-York City against the InIted
States Pnonograph Company OF Newark making
the word ''vascope" which is n recent addition ,o
the English language, the subject OF a suit The
Nitascope Company seeks TO compel the Pbono
graph Company TO cease using the word and
prays damages alleging that the latter COMPANY
mas injured them by using II In the past The
New-fork company says II coined the word judge
kirkpatrick has made order comma nding the
monograph Company TO appear on February IL
ana snow cause why preliminary injunctio,
should not be issued restraining II from further
me blll SETS forth that Thomas A. Edison OF
Meho Park. and Thomas Armat. of Washington
were The original inventors OF "A machine for
throwing on canvas or screen pictures accurately
poIrayinS the movements OF moving living OBJ
Jec.s. 1 hder the direction and immediate SUPER
vision OF Messrs Edison and Armat, the complain
ANS Norman e. Rolf and Frank r. Cannon be-
oik' They coined the term vitascope and applied
1t to the machine ''
since that time they say tho term yitascope has
always peen used 20 describe their machines which
were generally termed "Edison's Nitascope' They
gay tney nave expended more than SIS 90 In max
ing ana advertising these machines and churge
.nat ihe defendants have been guilty OF fraud In
, pu.,ine on me market machine similar to the
NNtascope and applying TO II the name ''Edlson's
,nlascope For this they seek a restraining in
!unctlon against the Newark company and also
~ recover damages for past infringement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan Is. BIAS y. m-Beef-ENtra India moss
dull 6ls Sd: priin" dull a. SOS. Pork-Prime
Western fine. duh t6s ID. do medium dun
Hams Short about ~ 10 ~ steady a Cd
Bacon Cumberland about = 30 ~ dull rs
short rib about 20 - H. dull PCS: long clear mid
dies light. about 81 TO rs ~ du; at 2fs long clear mid
dies heavy. about 10 70 ~ NJ dull at 2s: abort cear
m!dd.es heavy. about - % ~ n duh "A
clear bellies. about II TO II NJ steady 2Ss Shoulders
About II to II 10 steady at rs. Lard-Prime Western
spot dull at 2is. Cheese American finest. white ami
colored strong ~ 5Gs. Taliow-Finc American dun
is. cottonseed oi-Liyerpoo refined firm a lis 81
Spirits ~ turpsntne firm at 2os I'd. Resin omnon
steady AT 5s. Wh-atNo > red winter stock: NJ
Northern spring dull NJ Gs Sd 'ofn-Mixed Western
spot new at IS I'D: ID old steady Is os.d Jan
steady - oil; February steady Sid March
steady at "a SID FourSt. Louis fancy dull Al
?s ID. Hops at I.,ndon-Pacinc Coast a G5TS5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
BRUTALLY ATTACKED BY NEGROES

Edward ANGEL superintendent OF the Linotype
works at Flushing ave and Ryerson-st. was
brutally assaulted at o'clock yesterday morning
at Hooper-st. and Broadway by a negro Charles
Rogers OF No 622 Flushing-ave Mr. Angel and
two friends were passing through Hooper-s. 10
take car at broadway when Rogers and several
negroes came out Of house in Hoopcr-st. near
BroadWay. The negroes all drunk and
without any provoca ton attacked Mr. Angen and
Knocked him down. They then assaulted him in
most Drutai manner The negro was arrested and
vas remanded by Justice Goetting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29

SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan os.-Cotton STEADY. mddrg &C, low
nlddlng 6a.c: good ordinary. 6Sc: net receipts Z34
bales: gross. 25i4 exports e. Great rtaln "sN u 'r
Oi6
Norfolk Jan 2s-Cotton steady. middiing. Ia l'c
low mkilns i6c good ordinary. j7,c net and gross
receipts 1850 bales; exports coastwse. 3o'; sales ~"
stock. 2s.3ID
Savannah Jan Is Cotton quiet and steady; mdding
q 10 ICc: low mdiing. go IGc net and gross receipts
an bales exports c0astwise 3'2; sales. g"; st"cN
Si.Ds.
Orleans Jan oS-Cotton stead: micdling. -;
low miiding good ordinary. Gilc net receipts.
7Gj balcl gross 32i exports to Great Britain '3Oo
SAFES. i.'H0: stock. i2i,Gii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

4oth st. NJ 49, East; Charles d Coulter to Frank
l,5'l-si ', sos to BIZ west francis j Schnugg -'-
TO- Edwin rsyer ... 49,: 900.
ooll; James Gie and wife TO Francis
Iisth ST. :. in # y - ,th- ave. i7sxso ii,
Joseph Murphy jr and wife to Thomas con
Intcryeie ave- : q corner I.,onsi y sxi5xao7x
45,5N57.7 Edward e opaenhcm to David Lach-
ls7th- st. s s. ilss IT : W Of Fox-s; 2jxs5os
In,erysleaye. n $. 4os.C It Of issth-st
Tiffany At n westchester- ave. run. n e
So 7idx cG.s to ic5thst. $50 10
prospec, aye. :. IL. It n Of l5Grh-si 2oxi49x
2j.3yi+5.io; DareI krans ard VIE to Jacob
wste-ioo Pace . s. Sill II Of 18th 81. COX
ne ' iesi S'n'" e aRn Pan & 3D."
, mG Yer a. a. %e t., to !2s s D., p' T.. ,,
I'5th It. ~ ao3 t, 3rl Wcst Edwin W Taylor to
Is: ave- ? ; loo.ii IT 5 Of listh-st 24sxo4;
=, ,ie,,se Hser T., g., Jenne FarI1n Il
D...ne.y =. - + Of sherf-st. oi.ioo:
f:as, Hous,on-s,. 40 AZ: Frances Dusro. ri
East Hous;on-st N 80 East: same to same. i.6oC
Elc"cker-si. no $40: Herman II Hnsslage 49,.
DeiancSy-sr s. ;S:i II e OF sherin-st. aioxico
samuel Nad"l and wife to Abraham Brown and
cIil-s. - - west. John Barth and wife to
i5ii-si Nos $40 and 5i2 East: Aaolph II Bend
., helm snd wife - Annie kemble .;.......:
another. executors stanislaus NJ Rosario. 1900
Amst' rdam-ave. ~ 3os. Aaron Buchsbaum and
i3',h-.t .Go r of 5h-ava looxoo II: Rob
a" "r l. ''tr 81 70, Franz W GiGss
Mory \ Mclean ct al to Timothy j rhslan
l3t'h-s go It Of ,th- ave ioo.eo IL Frank
" Gilbert and wife to Robert l. Gilbert TT. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
LACK OF COAL IN NEW MARKET.

New Market. Jan. IS (SpeciaD.-The large amount
Of coal that has been used in the las; few weeks of
extreme cold weather has exhausted the supply in
the yards Of the local dealers and they have been
forced to draw upon the yards at Dunelen TO fill the
wants Of their customers This source Of supply is
now practically closed by the storm of last night
which has made the road between this place and
Duneen impossible to a team and wa gon. the snow
having driftsd heavily in some places. The orders
the mines WILL under the greatest expedi-
ton be filled within two weeks and should the
weather continue severe there will be considerable
suffering among those who have not been able to
lay in enough to carry them over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
PROMINENT PEOPLE INVITED.
PRESIDENT MARIAN PREPARING FOR THE CA.
BILE CHESS MATCH

President j. T. Marean Of the Brooklyn Chess
Club has issued so invitations to the cable cbess
match which Is 10 take place at the BROOKLYN
Academy Of Music on February - and 49,
Among those invited are President Cleveland
President elect Mckinley. Richard Oiney Thomas
H. Reed. Nice-President Stevenson. Vice-President
cleo, Hobart. Senators Ill., Murphy and r. G
Plat; the Governors OF all the States. many for
the Judges Of the Supreme Court OF the United
states and the state Of New-York the heads of
the various departments OF the muncipal govern
ments OF New.York and Brooklyn college presl-
chess clubs. prominent members OF the nress and
many private citizens '' """
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
SIGNAL CORPS TO BE RgrJErrn

review by Brigader-General McI.eer will be
held in the ar:nory OF the Second Signal Corrs No
ocl Dean-5t.. Brooklyn on Wednesday night Eebr,
airy 10 The corps is the only one OF the kind with
t a., nrinory OF It's own. and the members take The
HVelest interest in their organization Among Tho
members there are many people well known soc,aliv
IN me ol,y OF Churches. Dancing will follow The
review. Inc committee in charge Is as follows AZ
sistant Surgeon Lieutenant Campbell chairman
water and Malcolm. e' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES

A4e''sg N:?a Il ana vie S isl i: c%ar'; Hail.
Bra"" Friedrich SRa G. " Snd VIE s'f to sa ..e
,,s, Elliott aye 80 # n OF Juana ST; also
GU Eliot ave- q" # y Juana-s St month 800
Trust Conpany 10 300 ishsi year ana 1900
Sacm II waies trustees sic 10 a % Vest ans
s.me to same Nos So. Is 81 wes i2oi6-; 1900
coitsr John. and WIZ Harlem savings Bank 'o'
New-f Tni1, n iI2d or Kelly st, so and 60 It
smr to T TSn-es' beck year. %5 ss s.: 4, It 5000
Same John ISe i5ei st. 20 It OF 3e"
Carroll Sarah A. to Jenny Guide, ct al EXECUTOR. LIZA
ch AM A mSrry m AVE. Nc year 5000
sama Pc y Ms to - bleecker ST. 900
cGnyey THOMAS J: to Joseph Murphy. ir W ''V"
p9yie Gsorge To- THE Guarantee Trust com '''''
Dao S 40 30 80 h'cscker.st years ..... $500
New YORK. Nos and South wllsmsi W
Fish Charles and wife 10 Julia A Low n -'''"
Same to Mary + vonck. sSh.s $50 y r. o; 400"
An, AMSTERDAM ave 400
same 70 Frederick c Mcdonald. same property 3 '''
same to Enqch Bell. property year 1859 100"
IT, r. of Amsterdam months 1858
Gilbert Robert l. to Susan Beadleston. No 20
Same to Ellen p Kellogg and charles camp. 0o'0"
l34th-st 3I5 II " OF 5th-ave years......... 20 900
Harrison. Edwin NJ. and wife Sarah n Powell
lteade-st. new line 2s'.2 II Of Greenwich
McC'ormack Annie $ to Twelfth Ward saving, ~"
Bank. e Prospect 1871 10 II 1857 IL
McRickari. Samuel. and wife Teachers co
operative Building and Loan Association y
linton ave. l5i5 II 81 i36th-st. instalments coon
Musgraye. Edward O. and wife TO Mount Morris
Cooperative Building and Ian Association "
Madison ave. FOB II OF Kingsbridge Road
instruments .......................... ooo
Nicholas George. and wife 10 Franklin I. Gunther
4 II I ~ Wea,
Noyes. Lizzie A. to Caroline VI Butterfed n q
eSd ST. 3o.3 n " ~ Columbus ave 3 years aOOO
Same TO Harriet A T.on. property
Rosario. stanslaus NJ. TO Thekla Robe No asi ~
West 32d st. year ..................'..... a Oo
Rose. Morris and wife Seymour T. Kurzman WV
No 9S4 TO $40 2d-ave and No 800 East 10Th
St yesrs ;......;.; ........,....,..''. 5000
So ONION. sara. to Bernard lrNoy " : Madison
ave. ~. III II n of-li3th- ~, 0OOO
selferd, Lena TO Josephine I.ichat and Emile
Barbier. trotona or Franklin-ave 2&Ii II
OF Elmwood Place. years ............... c5D
Smith. John. and wife o Helen J Al,cot .
waterloo Place Sill II n Of Fairmoun-a or
l.Sth-st' !: years :......:.............,.. 100
i4oh ST. % n OF convent ave. year,. $500
schobohn. Otto H. and wife TO Henry Sturtx
, ION ave. =, n Of 18th 81. ........ 1900
schnugg. Francis '. I, Title Guarantee and Trust
COMPANY lioh II. 100 II of Amsterdam
Same. 10 James u Gilie. same properly wear SOo0
TAYLOR Edwin ". to Title Guarantee and Trust
= COMPANY No 3oS West i45th-s 2 years 49,. 1900
same to same Nos 1907 to 81 West i43th-st. 3
years. mortgages. northumberland. AZ M
Thomassen. Frank to Title Guarantee and Tru,, ''
, nompans No lsS East 4oth st ...-. 1900
same 10 Charles Coulter same property. year 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
BUILDING PLANS FILED.


The following plans for new buildings and alter
filed yesterday:
New buildings main Office
Orchard st. corner Rivington-st. sor a six
Hsrfi. Cohen: OF No 2a2 Henry owners:
Schneider Il Herter. Bible House. architects.
Randalls Island. adjacent to contagious diseases
hospital. for two one story frame hospital wards
2ix4o; city. owner: W Marshall. Bible House.
I'D ST. Nos ii5-i,o West. for one story and
basement brick church, ,5xi1 II: by st Psuls
Gieschen. no 10 East i2ath-si. president;
sd sss y Hs sns re- ss Tor two ~.
and basement brick fats. TssG: Nathan r
Clark; ~ go Eas, sls'-st owner: G r Pelham.
fO4th-st. 8. 100 n Of Columbus ave FOR i've
story and basemen, brick fats. lsssss and
27xs4. William Cumming jr. 81 No % We,,
g7tb-st and Robert Ferguson u No ~, Man
haitian ave. owners G r Pelham architect >.
Alterations:
Randalrs Island to 3 one-s,ory frame workshop;
city. owner Marshall Bible House. srch,
2sih-st No . West TO a fve-s,ory BRICK store an,
Sa ss snsr,w'ns Tho nss Hidden ~ 10
No I3cs Broadway architect. .................
Na%sau-st. Nos 10 and ii2 70 a fOur-s'ory and
ssn Of No S'ss VIII os na"rs %
= camp; Of No ~ % y, d.. architect
factory and aarehouse Herman II F Woke. .,
10 81 Washington square south. owner. IN
voe.ksr. o. No 90 3d-aye. architect: Brand,
wa-st. No 100. corner Frontal to tour.
story Dtlch once DLnilnR. '-ia'r OF Nathaniel p
Rogers No II Wiliiam-sf. owners. Jardine Ken,
a. Jaruins. ~ No M BroaGwHS. arcnii~cts
Avenue \; s. e. T. Of 57,h.st. % a 'our.srory
brick rc:rigersii1g building Schmiii & Schwan-
enfuegel, Of J1th-s, and East RIVER owners.
julius Kastner. Of No ~. Broadway. architect
New buildings. branch Office.
l5l,h-st g 2Ij 4 ~ Cour;gndt-ase. Tor 2 five
story brick Nat. 25xs7 for Donald Roberts ~ ~
No 3i2 West 25th-s'. owner: James " Cole ar
washns,on.aye. : $40 4 n q l7I.,.', for
T. OTTO Of No st~ East i.7th-st. owner: Rud0lph
werner. architect
prjspert-aVe. n corner Jennings for a fhreo-
story fame tenement. 2O.yyji: John Toebora o,
No AS Nyse ave. owner. Mes ToeberR archl-
o.
l3Jfh-st, n corner Locust ave, for tvO-s story
frame clubhouse and pavilion. jOyI0: Thomas
= Hughes or 18Th 81 and Southern BOULEVARD
owner: & Baxter e. Sons. architects. ...........
Prospect ave q 3ss n OF Jernings-st i9x5a.
Nsls Toelbarg Southern Boulevard and Home 81
ard architect ................-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
ADDING TO THEIR pI4NT

Mes'heid Jan. % tspeclab-The Cooper Lamp
company. of this place. his just placed large ad
her. 70 lis pant In order 10 employ larger num-
49,, NJ hfm s now working their entire force
b nsnns IN order 10 MI the requirements OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS.

london. Jan. 2s p. m.-Consos III 9-iG for money.
and l2. for the account: Canadian Pacific J5's Erie
los: E:ip preferred. iji. Illinois Central. 1914
Mexican ordinary. 23sa; 81. Paul common, IAt New
central. 9.. Pennsylvania. 81: Heading. l3a.
Mexican Central per bonds. I0s.; Louisville and
Nashville. J2it A'chson common t1 Money. 1ieT2
per The Of discount In the open market for
both short and three months bills is per
Paris Jan 2s.-The weekly statement % Bank Of
increase ~ SjOOpO francs gold
increase - !oJ.ntD francs silver.
Berlin. Jan. IS chanre London. - marks 49,
rfenninss sight % marks ., pfennngs for o.
iaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29

of 1Oth-ave and 5th-sf. also 10th-aye. ~ II
Of 5th st, 27-i2 years. :...............,....
Tierncy Thomas w and Walter Mcnamara to
William Butler. 3 62d 81, 225 II OF Am
sterdam- ave. years ....:..................
Wiederman, Rosa. to Rose Alexander = 18th
st. 233.4 II W Of Ienox-av demand. .........
Same to Trustees OF william Hurry. deceased
Same. 10 Hyman and Henry Som. same property
i year .....-.,...'..... 49,: ''..-.,-,,..
Same TO same. same property. demand. ..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
Countrn 11rouertn for Sale.

NuuNIn lJVopEIIn Iut S""'
INOR SALE-On one Of the fines; lakes 81 Wst,h ,ru
l. York, a farm Of $50 acres largely planted Win ~.
Good water. Good buildings. Steamboat landing on -.
farm. bargain. Address JAMES MARTIN +Is "s"
lite Building. Rochester. y. Y.
NGONTCLAIR RESIDENCE. Upper Montc.aif ssa,,sa
wi II rooms. bath steam heat conservatory
lawn. Price si.0o0 Terms suit pun haser icx
and OF n owners office. GEO. W. Bp>i"i~"
1913 Pearl-s. New York 'ity
SUMMIT. y. J.-F1r s@,e-cotace. house ro,lis,
- Improvements: ten minutes from station 20
f. q. POTTER. opposite station.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-06-26
RISINGSUN ITEMS,
RIsINGsUN, June 25. 1897.

EIsTNGsUN. June 25, 1897.
Miss Mabel Showalter. of Oxford, Pa, is
visiting Misses Hanna and Carrie Kirk.
Miss Jennie Maxwell of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Is spending some time of the summer months
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Moore.
Mrs. W. X. Terry and son, Harold, are on
short visit to relatives in Philadelphia.
The primaries held here on last Saturday
afternoon went off very quietly. The follow
ing were elected to attend the convention in
Elkton: Messrs. I. b. Moore, James VAN
SAINT. W. W. Nickle, A. NJ. Tosh. w. 1. Hill.
E. Blackburn, of Chester county, Pa, held
sale of horses at H. C. Cummings livery
stable on last Saturday afternoon. All the
horses brought good prices.
The regular monthly Home Mission social
met at the home of Misses Mollie and Grace
Wilson. on last Friday evening. Some OF
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Wilson, Ralph Wilson, Rev. and Mrs. W. G.
Koons Misses Rhoda V. Wilson. Gertrude s.
Dare, Mary L. Worthington, Mary Brumneld
Beatrice Kci.holta, Clara Eeilholtz, Carrie
Cummings, Clara II. Keilholtz, Marietta
Mearns, Mrs. Nellie Magner, Mr.. and Mrs
W. NJ. Poguc, Messrs. T. D. Bowers, H. b
Patten, Cecil and Evans Ewing, Ernest
Nlearns, II. T. Richards and others.
The Chautauqua picnic held at the mouth Of
the Octoraro creek on Saturday last, was
voted by those who attended to be quite q
success.
The commencement exercises held by the
Friends Normal Institute on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings were very interesting
and all those taking part did themselve:
credit. Rev. *. d. Mink, of Oxford, Pa,
delivered most excellent address on Tues
day evening to the Baconian Literary Society
and on Wednesday evening the graduates
being four in number, delivered their ad-
dresses. The address of L. r. Bufllngton, on
behalf of the trustees, to the graduates was
especially fine.
Mr. Henry White and Miss Eta Morrison
We're quietly married at Zion, by Rev. A. p.
Prettyman, on Wednesday evening last. Both
are residents OF Risingsun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-06-26
CHURCH NEWS.
Interesting Items Concerning the vari-
Gus Churches.

Childrens Day services will he held in
Wesley NJ. E. Church, Elk Neck, next Sun
dar, June 27, ut 23O p. m.
Union NJ. T. Church will hold its Children's
Day service on Sunday, July 4th, in the even
ing The public is cordially invited.
The lad es of Charlestown will hold an ice
cream festival in basement Of the NJ. L.
Church on Friday and Saturday evenings
July 2 and B. Proceeds for Church pur-
poses.
Miss Molle Perkins. of Elkton, sang II solo
"The Holy City" which was pleasing num-
Der Of the program OF the Children's Day
celebration by the Pencader Presbyterian
Sunday School Of Glasgow on Sunday even
ing. Quite number of ElktoDians attended.
Rev. william ]. FitzSimou. pastor of the
Zion and Rock Presbyterian Churches will
sail from Philadelphia on July 3. on the
steamer Pennland, for Il six months vacation
trip abroad. He is one OF congenial
party of Presbyterian clergymen. In the
party will be, beside Mr. FitzSimon:-- -Revs
William MacFarland OF the Ann Carmichael
Church. and w. II Taylor OF the Garston
Memorial Church, Philadelphia; and W..
Frederick Lewis OF Rodney Street Church.
Wilmington.