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ALSO

No. 13.-Ar the right. title and interest
of the defendant, Il. Ringgold Depuy, in
and 10 all that tract Of land situate in the
township of West Abingdon, county Of
Iackowanna and state Of Pennsylvania,
bounded and fescrihed as follows. to wit
Rcing a tract containing one hundred and
twelve G12) acres and seVcntY-fOur square
rods and being the same premises, eX-
centng about two (21 acres conveyed to
BENJAMIN Robinson, which were conveyed
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ALSO

No, ALI the right title and interest
of the defendant, George WitZel, in and
TO all that certain piece of land situate in
Ransom township, county OF Lackawanna,
state of Pennsylvania. Beginning at a
point dron stake) two hundred and thirty
five (235) feet from city line of the City
of Scranton and in line of land sold by
Eva Witzel to G.. r. Wandel; thence north
fOrtY-eight 4s) degrees five Cj) minutes
west one thousand seven hundred and
twenty U,720 feet to n point in line Of
land of w. Smith; thence north forty,
two (l2) degrees thirty (20) minutes east
five hundred and four CJ0D feet along
side said Smiths land and land of ]. Da-
Wis to corner of land of said ]. Davis and
w. Lloyd; thence south forty-eight (iS
degrees five % minutes east along land
of said Lloyd to corner of land i'm line Of
said Lloyd's land and land of Eva Witzel:
thence south forty-one (D degrees west
five hundred and four GOD feet to the
place of beginning. containing twenty
900 acres of land more or less. Improved
with frame dwelling, barn, fruit trees,
outhuildings and other improvements.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit assigned TO Louisa CoppinE vs..
George WitZel Debt. 800. Judgment
No. 295 November Term. 1890. ri. ia. to
November Term, 1899. REPLOGLE,
Attorney.
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SHERiFF'S SALES.
sr.N~~~~N~~-~~~~>~~~~~~~~
CHERIFFs SALE
OF
vaIuabIGReaI Estate
ON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1899.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1899.
ON


BY virtue of sundry writs of Fierl Ia.
Gas, Levart Facias and Nenditioni EX-
ponas, issued out of the court of common
pleas OF Lackawanna county, to me dt-
rected, 1 Will expose to public sale by
venduc or outcry, TO the highest and best
bidder, for cash. at the court house. in
inc city of Scranton, Lackaw wanna coun-
y, on Friday, the TENTH DAY OF NO
NEMBER, A. D., 1879 at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, all the right. title
and interest of the defendants In and to
the following described lots, pieces or par
cells of land, viz:
No. AL the right title and interest
OF Henry George Koch, trustee, in and
to all that certain lot or piece of ground
situate In the Fourth ward of the city Of
scranton, Pa, known and distinguished
as the northerly part of lot No. fifty
seven (5O in William Swetlands plot of
lots, and further described according to
a survey made thereof by u. NJ. Walsh,
civil engineer. dated Sept. 18th, 1883, as
follows, to wit: Beginning at a corner on
hyde Park avenue, such corner being
north thirty nine ,39 degrees east and dis.
tant two hundred and twenty-three (22O
feet from the east corner of Hyde Park
avenue and Swetland street; thence south
nfty-one (oD degrees east one hundred and
siXty-fve 0G5) feet to a corner on an al
ley; thence along said alley north thirty
nine (39) degrees east forty-one HD feet to
corner; thence north tifty-One (5D de-
Erees west one hundred and siXty-five
Q6O feet to a corner on said Hyde Park
avenue and thence along Hyde Park ave-
nue. south thirty-nine (39) degrees west
forty-one 4D feet to the place of begin
ming. Containing six thousand seven
hundred and sixty-five G76O square feet
of land more or less. All improved with
one two-story frame single dwelling
house, one twO-story frame single dwell
ing house, one two-story frame block Of
dwelling houses and outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit Of United Security Life Insurance
and Trust company VS.. Henry George
Koch. Debt, S9l4.O5. Judgment, No. 793
September Term, 1899. Lev ia. to Novem.
Der Term. 1899. WOODRUFF, Atty.
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SHERiFFS SALES.
ALSO

No. ALI the right, title and interest
of the defendant, Emily c. Rhulc, in and
to all that certain piece or parcel of land
situate in the Second ward of the city OF
Scranton, Lackawanna county, Pcnnsyl-
Vania, and described according to sur
vey thereof made by A. b. Dunning, Jrr
surveyor, dated March 20, 1897, as
follows: Beginning on the northeasuy
side of Pierce street at a distance Of nine
ty-three (90 feet northwardly from the
horthwesterly side OF North Main avenue;
thence northeastwardly along land now or
late of II, Mirtz fifty-five and five-tenths
(55.5) feet to ground now or late of PECK
& Wise; thence northwardly along same
ground fifty go feet to an alley; thence
along same southwestwardly ffty-eight
GS) feet to the said nurtheastwardly side
of said Pierce street, and thence along
the same sOutheastwardly fifty C50) feet
TO the place of beginning, which place or
premises William E Rhule, by the
name of William II. Rule by an in.
denture dated the 23d day OF April, 1892,
recorded in Deed Book No. IS, page lS9,
etc, granted and conveyed unto the said
Emily G. Rhule by the name of Emily G..
Rule. Improved with n two-story frame
building and outbuldings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of II. f. Stansbury VS.. Emily g.
Rhule. Debt, S17i3. Judgment No. 17G.
March Term, 1899. Vend ex. to Novem-
Der Term, 1899. CAPWEbL, Atty.
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ALSO

No. All the right, title and interest
Of the defendant. Mary Alice Scanlon,
administrators of the estate of Mary Ann
Scanlon, deceased in and to all that cer-
tain lot If land situate in the Fourteenth
ward of Scranton, county of Backawannn
and state of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows: beginning at II
Point on the north side of West Lacka-
wanna avenue, about one hundred and
eleven 01D feet i'm a westerly direction
from the intersection of West Lackawan-
ma avenue and Ninth street; then in a
northerly direction eighty-eight (SS) feet
to a point on West Lackawanna avenue; !;
thence along said West Lackawanna ave-
nue. in an easterly direction thirty-tnrec
(}S feet to place Of beginning. Improved
with a two-story frame dwelling house
and Cutbuildir IS thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of City of Scranton VS.. Mary Alice
Scanlcn,s administrators of the estate Of
Mary Ann Scanlon. deceased. Debt,
Si4.i5. Judgment No. 961, September Term,
1899. Lev. ia. to November Term, 1895.
NOSBURG, Atty.
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ALSO

No S.-All the right, title and interest
of the defendant Julia Pask. in and to
improvements thereon. situate In the Sec
ond ward of the city of Scranton, county
of Lackawanna, bounded and described
as follows, to wit: Being Lot No. 16, in
Block AZ, as laid out and numbered on the
assessment man of the Second ward of
the said city of Scranton. on file in the
office of the city clerk and engineer, re-
corded in Tax Lien Docket No. !, page 2l5
to No. 1927, March Term, 1899. Improved
with a two-story frame dwelling house
and outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of City of Scranton vs.. Julia Pasik
Debt, Sizes. Judgment No. 81 Septem-
ber Term. 1899 Lev. ia. to November
Term, 1899 VOSBURG, Atty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
rrVFBAI or JOHN N. WARD.

one NJ the largest funerals ever seen IN Green
,o,rt was that OF John VI. Ward. former Assistant
D'strct-Attorney. Yesterday afternoon IN inc heh'
Street Reformed Church. The Rev. Lewis Francis
tho T2ov NJ McGrath and the Rev. John Finch con-
A. cted the service There were delegations present
from Savannah Lodge No. 67s +. and A NJ
Affair Chapter No 27. r. A NJ; -. Emo 'oh-
r,snderv No g. K Of F.; Kismet Temple, A A
n X NJ s; Aurora Grata Masonic club. Brook
lvn Lodge No o. = = O. Elks; Bar Association
~ Kings County and Osceola Council NO. 49,
r A. Delegations were also present from 'he
R,ard OF Trade Of the Seventeenth Ward Green
,o,,, Young Mems Christian Association, Iippe.
rSnoe club and Young Mems Republican Olub OF
the Seventeenth Ward. -.-...- . ,,tt.b
The Republican General Committee Oh w gnrs
NJ Ward was "A member. sent "A beautHul Hoihl
~ ~ ,r,,9 Riirial was IN Maple Grove Cemetery.
one OF Mr Wards friends said last ntht that
81, y. urinary cause Of his death was ms attendance
an 81 Lincoln dinner I'm Manhattan re I t,uli"'
"a Greenpoint after tedious wal on Ter '' ~
80 baG 10 struggle through snoWdrlUs u" MS
home He was exhausted by the ilnle ne ',od
~ bousf and this gave him a cold mat deVe.oped
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SOCLAL MOTIFS.

Rodney A Ward has recently returned from
Westhampton Beach. Long Island. where ne mas
been having MS country home placed in order, ana
by large additions and the insertion OF steam
heat plant has made house which would be per
fectly comfortable TO live In even in the coolest
weather. Indeed the rumor In that section was
that he intended making his permanent home
there. Such however. is not the case on tho
contrary he expects to TO Prospect Heights.
where he owns the pleasant house No. Sl9 Gar
field Place occupied FOR some years by Mr.. ana
Mrs W ". Hallock and their family. Several
additions are 10 be built here and the entire house
redecorated The Improvements VIII begin early
in May. and extensive in character that II
Will probably require he whole summer TO com
plete them Mr. and Mrs. Ward have been max
Ing their winter home i'm Moniclair, \. j.. for some
time but have never severed their Brooklyn CON
nectiOns. . ~,
A complimentary dinner given at the Mon
tauk club last evening hy Charles L. tickersoh, a
prominent New York merchant Among The guests
we're the following. Borough President T. NJ
Grout Judge Emory a Chase. ex-Judge van
wick ex-Assistant Distrct-Attorney j. burnett.
ex-Mayor ID A. Hoody. Postmaster WILSON.
Thomas G.. Pollock penusvlvanla Railroad agent
Julian y Fairchild president OF the kings tounty
Trust Company. and Police Commissioner Bernard
J. York
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CHARGES AGAINST 4 LAWYER.
APPLICATION MADE TO HAVE 2. EDGAR
ANTHONY DIsBARRED. q.

APPLICATION MADE TO HAVE q. EDGAR
ANTHONY DIsBARRED.
= Fdrsr Anthony. a brooklyn lawyer yesterday
received service Of papers in an application 70 the
Appellate Division FOR his d!sbarnent. The papers
r. the case accuse him OF deceit and malpractice"
II me ~, .irlinary proceedings yesterday by the
Par Association he was represented by Austen
Fox
Anthony was admitted 10 practice in May. 1876,
and The charges AFFECT him directly az the receiver
o. the National Mutual Insurance Company q
NewYork II is alleged that the order OF the Court
appointing him receiver n the insurance company
also directed him 20 deposit the moneys In the state
Trust COMPANY Of New Ork, ana that ne dlsie-
garced the order nv depOsiting them IN the Nassau
Bank - New York whore he is aueseH TO nave
Kepi his personal account 90, - a.
T Is further alleged that Anthony did not hle
with the Af,1rncv- General Of the State statement
o. MS receipts and expenses as receiver uhtn Il
motion made 70 compel hin 70 40 80 ana tiat
this scheme Of mis- 20 delraud the creditors
o. ne corporation Mr. Anthony is alleged 10 nave
fled another false account emitting 5000 received
rom he Home Benefit Company. IN the referee
fspor, Mr Anthony was found 10 be chargeabie
WIZ &e93 81 and he directed 70 pay over lIlai
sum 70 the new receiver. MI Daniels. II IS alleged
NAT ne has failed do this. and that MS surely
the Lawyers Trust Company, paid The money. M.
anthony was &C. Idged r. contempt ana ne was III
Jay fp' some time.
Mr Anthony ln his answer says he was tried
OF one Indictment based Oh these accusations ana
acquitted fID see~ts tneJ he has not practised In
We flrst Judicial District and therefore the Ear
-A's'cls on has no right 10 interfere win MIN Inc
SIp,cator 20 the appellate Division IS entered
Tor March n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
POLICE SMILE AT HER STORY.
A YOUNG wOMAN's TALE or MYSTERIOUS
LETTERS AND POISONED FER
EI-MIr AND CANDY

Miss Marie Timpany. ~ No 5le seventeenth-st..
gave the Brooklyn police yesterday. but
before night they tranquil In mind once more
and were inclined 10 smile al story told by Miss
Tmpany and her parents. Miss Timpany has called
the attention OF the postofce authorities TO the al
legged fact that she had received number o. mys-
terious threatening letters and bottle OF cologne
which was 50 strongly impregnatcd with poison, or
acid, that II she had used any Of IT, she thinks. she
would have been dishgured for ne.
Besides the letters and a bottle OF liquid. Miss
Timpany says she received a box Of poisoned candy
According to Miss Tmpany she mas been feceiving
the letters FOR month and Superintendent Con-
lin Of the Postofhce yesterday reported TO Post
master Wilson that the letters had been sent by
young person OF about twelve or fourteen. The
letters were not scurrilous but were abusive. The
box OF candy is still at the general pos,ofice. as
there not sufficient postage on it to insure its
delivery.
Miss Timpany is young girl, with sort OF visit
full look in her eyes. and a nervous manner when
she is IN the presence OF newspaper reporters When
seen yesterday she had a long story Of the terrible
things that the mysterious some had been
trying 10 10 10 her a notice OF nor death was
published In Brooklyn paper, ana some one hung
piece o. Old white apron win small DIT or Grape
on II on the door of the Timpany home. An en-
veiope which Miss Tmpany mad addressed 10
Matthew Clark. Of No. issi9 SiXth-aye-, was com
pared with the address on one OF Inc mysterious
letters which she received They apparently
written 10y the person. and IL did not need
the services o.. an expert TO the striking re-
panXs attention she denied her own handwriting
and said that the envelope shown TO her was not
she then Induced 10 write Mr.. ClariCs name
ana address. The TWO specimens were rs near alike
as two peas. and the formation OF the letters was
like those OF her own name on the envelope re-
CclNeQ through the malls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
QUESTION or SMOKERS RIGHTS.
JOHN NJ WALLACE WANTS To SEE IF HE
MAY NOT ENJOY A CIGARETTE OF
TROIIEY-CAR

John NJ. Wallace. OF No. 81 South Portlandave
says ne is going to get an opinion from the Court
OF Appeals II necessary. In order TO ser AZ rest the
question Of whether or not he has right to smoke
on the rear platform Of a Brooklyn troIley-car.
In the Myrtle-ave. court yesterday Wallace com
planed against John Arkwrisht. Of No. 20 Hart
st, conductor OF the Gates-ave. trolley line
whom he charged with ASSEMBLING him. on the
night Of February l.. ne says. he was on the rear
OF the defendants car. smoking a cigarette. Ark
wright requested him tostOp and referred the rule
Of me company prohibiting smoking Arkwr light Of
fered the smoker bis nickel back and told MIN TO get
off the Wallace dared the conductor - put
him of the car. Arkwright told him he didn't
want 10 have any trouble. but II me- allowed smOk-
Ing on the car he was likely 10 lose three days pay
II il should be reported 20 the company.
The discussion became warmer. and Arkwright
cut the argument short by knocking the cigarette
out Of Walaces mouth. This act Wallace re-
scented, and the men engaged IN scutie. Wallace
alleges that the conductor kicked him iu the rlns
Ma gstrate TeaIc advised Wallace 10 drop the case
the company had the right 70 make rules OF us
about smoking on It's cars
Wallace said he would never give In. The Magis,
trafe dismissed the charge against ArkWrght ana
Wallace left the courtroom just AS angry a. ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
OBITUARY.

New brunswick March Gabriel Ten broech'
nbo had been a miller and hotelkeeper In Middle
sex County FOR several years. died at his home IN
o ourn Nv M Ten Brock married twice. ana
his second wife survives him He ns 5eaNTs and
ch1dren-Mrs Isaac snedecker OF III ~ Rad for
years been active in The Grand Army Tba senior 81 Se Ne
pHHon'G. The Red Men the odd Fellows ana the
Masons.
Daniel sturm Assessor OF Union Hill lot T MAJ.
years died on Wednesday al his home ID W
havken-st that town. He was sixty-SeVeh ye''s
"a ,d came 10 America from Germany VIZ i
ou' an g., he twentieth year. He was M IL
Of the hrs Town Council q Union m N Eguca qtG b.
sei w" 'I5i,g minor Offices Ny. Sturm oPe"cu
sl. thoatre in Union Hill IN the sixties
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A VIEW ELECTRIC COMPANY.
r1.rcrR1crry TO BE GENERATED BY WATER
POWER FOR LIGHTING AND troll
LEY PURPOSES

Hackensack. March (speciaD.-William A. Linn
OF Hackensack; Cyrus o. Baker. jr. OF newark
George H. Guy and Herbert B Conc. OF New
York city, to-day filed articles Of incorporation lot
the North Jersey Light. Heat and power Oo'i-
pany with a capital Of 10000 ann. .o,a-tv
They have purchased the old Red NILS prope'o
at Arcoa which has a valuable wa'er ~ va "a a
the Saddle River whore dam was oullI anu
mill established prior to the Revolution Inc oI I
mill structure was removed Few years Az 10 =,
is no nurn0se OF the company 10 buid new udln
and est hiish a plant for generating electrci'y ny
water-power It being understood thal rom 30 ~ ~
tno borsa-nover can he obtained. according 10 INC
condition Of the stream at different seasons ,
Arcola is or the Paramus Road, nearly nIu~ "o{
bofween Uackensack Paterson and kdseWoPou
and an the route OF proposed important troi ley
evtonaions one purpose OF the new company WI
~ -, ,re,te a sentiment in fave OF lighting coul-
try roads by electricity. which they r say ga"
p.",, rion, viii also he put in to supplement- the
urafer- hover when the stream is low.
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THINK He is THE NAV.

P WESLEY PLACED UNDER ARREST on THE
COMPLAINT OF A GROCER.
Detective Rudy. OF Captain Reynolds stan,
yesterday arrested r. Wesley Of No. 9 Pleas
ant Place, seventy-fOur years old who IS sup
posed 10 be the person who has been soliciting
subscriptions for Arbuckle Brothers sugar stock
from various grocers. A woman who keeps
grocery store at Gold-st. and Myrte-ave called
the attention Of the firm TO such a man and on
Tuesday ne offered stock TO John g Griemsman.
grocer OF No 50 Fiatbush-ave Mr.. Griemsman
said ne would pay for two shares Immediately, and
would order five barrels Of sugar az the reduced
rate which the man offered.
At 2 o'clock Wesley returned and told the grocer
that he had not been able 70 get the two shares OF
then arrested Wesley says that he s employed
hv the Advanced Beet Sugar Company OF Rome,
\ Y and No. l123 Broadway. Manhattan. and
that his employers were responsible for anything
wrong about the transaction.
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6eNep38root|yo.
THIRD OF THE POPULAR CONCERTS
MAX HEINRICH AND MRS ALEXANDER THE
ENTERTAINERS


ENTERTAINERS
Max Heinrich and Mrs MADDEN Alexander last
evening provided the third in a series Of popular
concerts under the auspices OF the Brooklyn Insti
tute OF Arts and Sciences. Notwi hstandng the dis
agreeable weather. Association Hall. AT Bond and
Fulton SITS. we'll filed. Mr. Heinrich the barry
tone has sung previously before institute audiences
His programme included only the well-known eder
OF song recitals.
woman. who has been studying the piano at home
and abroad for years and has become fairly
well known I'm concert work. Last nights appear
her first in Brooklyn. however Mrs
Alexander has been a pupil Of Edward MacDowe
in New-York. and Mr. MacDoweIs sonata
Tra8ica" was the first number her programme.
The programme of the concert as follows
'as hcuadchen' CThe Fisher Maiden. ..-......
Der TOD und das Madchen" death ana the
lreSer's Ahnune wars Fcrcbodine) ..... sonrnu-
"Aufenihai,' CRestinF Place ...e..........J
Max Heinrich. -n
Largo maestoso-AresrO risoiuto.
Largo con moesta.
Mrs. Hadden Alexander. ,r-.,.,,..-u.,-..
rs hat die Rose sldh Beilag' (The Roses
Framing md Ile.' jsprnr and Love-. ....-.. Franz
Fruhinss Liehe' dove in SPRING. ........J
a RhapsodIe op 70 ;' mn 'S'' Brahms
b. Nocturne. minor -. 4s.................. Chopin
Romance. nat op. l24 .Schunann
q. REaud0n old French dance Ran
Mrs Haddcn Alexander.
'FruhlinC's Ankunff" Springs ARRIVAL .....
"Malienvurmchen" Qady Bird ..............
'M0niuacnf' tMoonligEtJ ...............
Fruhlugs Lied tspring song ........... schumann
'Schn@eg Nchen" tSnow Drops. ............
'Des Knahen Wunderhorn' CThe Youths
Magic iOrnj -.....
Max Heinrich.
Rustic wedding March. Iempleton strong
Dance Of the Sflphs II ward Brockway
TaraAtee op. .MoszkoW ski
Mrs Hadder Alexander
The Hour y DawnT Mendessohn
What's His Heart Observation-Disclosures Ma llowell
1T Always May .......................G ounOc
spring song Mackenzie
Max Heinrich.
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b"1. ,.,,-,tar ~ James 5. Bearns. Of the
sn0 ro,,ntv savings Institution, died suddenly
.'.-ssv morning from heart disease AT Aer nome
80, psciac-st. She was forty-three years orc.
no; smith was an active member OF me nun
OF lne : Tvs being secretary OF the l)orcas -
sa a,y So also devoted much ume ana We
70 me cn. was actively engaged IL seNoIo'
t me -tr~i,ies. among them the Irained tSa
.,ar Helpers where she was N'ei''''
p~ard 80 Managers. The funeral
hssDl ssve- husband and one son Ihs aniect
III be S.l1 ~ the house On SATURDAY a. a}risvT
VII st.+,-~ 0erc,~neu being hey hrother- Inn "
ne ON PHI mes II Darlington Of Christ Ch 0h
,hgs .be Tev Andrew Fleming. Of the 1noi'" VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
Warrant OF EJECTNENT NOT sER'bD"

THE PASTOR MOVED OFT OF THE PARSONAGE
HE WILL HOLD SERVICES IN HALL"
Tho ac,ion for the eiectment ~ the deposed pss"
tor the Rev George Herbst. and his famiJ
from the parsonage OF St Paurs German EVan-
gecal Lutheran Church. In East 1wenty-n''n-sr'
Ravonne brought by Trustee George mrs, 81, u.
half Of the congregation. was caiea ,.a.
forenoon in the court Of Justice OF me f'soe -
! Boyan at Bayonne Mr. Herr "a w ~, ~
ran, Of Enactment II not served no".sv'i,, %
Mr. Herbst meanwhile had moved 10 NO ~ Nv
nue. D.. . - .o-,.,... Tor thosa
members Of the congregation VINO nave TtsPppnasr
bir, during the two months WARFARE. IT. y uHpr.-
stood that the majority faction n - faui on
grepatiou will withdraw from the Mi,SouIl - s.e
I'D organize an independent German fIesDy erlsn
Cburch with the Rev Mr. Wacker. OF Newark a.
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urr "nprcGISTS' LEAGUE" OPPOSED.

,,r.s,dent Adrian Paradis Of the Brooklyn college
-. pnarnacy yesterday sent out disclaimer
against Edward Thmme secretary OF the ,prue-
~ 49, .oope " VINO it il alleged. Is circulating an
sol n the public for funds 10 prosecute letlsA
,ton 70 regulate the pharmacists. Inc broohyn
Oo'',e -. ewing that this appeal is unworthy Of
49,, "that the eo-cnled Druggists League does
~ renresent either the druggists OF the CITY OF
tber clerks that It's secretary + mot Sno an nat nff se pro s
DetA "iegisiafon would not henet e,htl IN" ui az
Gerks or he public bat you'd 9fo'fS cge menae
ne Pe7' b1alth and comfort Of me community d.