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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07

The G,oriana in Commission.

PROVIDENCE. June 6.-The noted old forty
six foot sloop Gloriana is in commission. She
has been laid up in Walkers Cove for two
years. J. NJ Lassell Is the owner OF the yacht.
Can't Terry is the skipper. and the members
OF the crew are Deer Island sailors. The
Gloriana Ia now cruising.
H. F. Lipptt. who purchased the schooner
Quisetta, il tuning that yacht up on NarraRan-
sett Bay The Quisetta will meet the Amo-ta
first In the Larchmont spring regatta on June
H. and then in the regattas OF the Atlantic
and New York clubs on June 20 and p.
The sloop yacht Nymph, while sailing on
Sunday afternoon. touched on rock north OF
Castle Island Beacon. She hung for awhile and
then came OF uninIured.
The members OF the Beverly Yacht Club have
had several small boats built here. Some have
been mum hersd instead OF named. One has the
figures bO7 on her stern ana another Is named
FIickcrmArOO.
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On Monday John S. Bratton, the ST. Louis horse.
man. sold ont his Philadelphia and New York horse
show winners at Wassahickon Heights Philadelphia.
Bratton was his own auctoneer. and before Offering
the stock he said that with the dispersal OF his fine
stable Of blue ribbon champions he bids farewell to
the tanbark ring and to horse shows. The seal
brown gcldings. Sampson and sigsbee. two horses
OF great renown. brought the best price. 5000,
The pair went TO John Lyon the head stableman for
John F. widener. He could have sold the pair at an
advance afterward 70 late arrival bnt Lyon re-.
fused the chance. II his employer does not want
them Lyon said that he would ship the pair to Lon.
don to try for honOrs at the Ellington horse show.
The next best price was II. $50. paid by j. NJ. Bar.
rett of Pttsburg for Miles and Skater another high.
stepping pair Of seal brown geldinRs
Fla mbcau, the high.stepping chestnut geldnG by
Bourbon Wilkes. was sold to the Glendower Farms
for 400. Thomas A. Lawson of Boston, through
Guy A. Ward. paid $r25 for the bay gelding Mont.
rose and he also bought the champion ponies Just
in Time and Dot for 9 200. just in Time was i'm.
ported from England by Bratton, where he had an
unbeaten record IN the ring. The cream pony Little
Boy Perfect winner of sixty prizes in England was
Withdrawn. as Mrs, Bratton desired to keep him for
her own use. wilbur. the big brown park horse,
with trotting mark OF 2:l2%, was bought by L. ..
Smith for $1,000. In all. fortyhrec horses were sold
for $l3,4lO.
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Time l:l7i6. y " - ~
At IntOnIn.

a. iNCiNNAtt June 1.-THE weather was favorable.
,nonRh very hot the card very good. and the at
tendance fair at LAtona to day. Summary
iirst kace,scyen furlongs- CoriAlis, 81 Hughes.
6to won; Lachine, rs alexander, ~ TO l. sec.
t:2Slt ~ W - 'N' ''
second Race-Five furlongs-Hs Excellency. los
~: HID. eyei won: Lieut.. Gibson, 10 IMatheRsl
70 q. second; Honest Rum, 1902 &C.. Murphy 20 to
Third Raco-one mile and seventy yards--Carl c.,
NV 'Boland to l. won; Gold Fox. 1902 a.. Rosej
third. Time, t;t5A
Fourth Rncc-The Clipsetta Stakes. Ave furongs;
MI value or stake 81 ,0sO-EliLabeth Klein ~ o.
MID TO D. won; olekma 1913 tRoss), IL to o, SEE.
9nndi lsaoinda, 10 tCrowburst, 10 to 1, third.
Ffth RsCe-one mile-Billy House. 1os tHilD, = to
70. won Col Cnke. lOI tROsel, 4 to l, serond Rich
l:42A. - ~ ~
sixth Race-Scyen Internationally, iOT w.
jones' 10 to l. won: Little Land. NJ tBrophy). 10 to
l:2Sk, ' - - ~ ''
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81. LOUIS. juno 6.-There was a fair attendance at
the Fair Grounds to-day. The weather was hot and
track fast. Betting brisk Summaries;
First Race-Six furlongs-Belle Punch. 10 pig.
Rott. to l. won: sorrow, lO7 lConleyl even, soc.
las
Second Race-one mile and a sixteenth-Dutch
BARD. 1l3 Hlnkey), 20 to 1. won: Montedonco, II 2
|, third. Time, l4VA.
~ Third Receive fmrlongs-Bit of Fashion. 1lb
CThorpel, even, won; TriaditZa. 40 tSouthArd to
Time lO2k.
Fourth Race-Seven furlongs-Fireaide, 100 South.
ard. to !, won Eddie Jones, 1O7 Thorpej, to o.
second Found; ~" FROST. 8 to l. third. Time. 20.
70 won; lpdrs ia Thorpe, to 2 second; Parole
dor - Jenkins II to 2, third. Time, l:42h.
Sixth RaceOne mile and q sixteenth INDIAN, / 2
tConlty. y to .. won; Gold Band. III Rigby), 4 to
l., second; Barbee. 100 dimes, . to 2. third.
Time, i:<s%,
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The sloop Dragon, which was recently purchased
by Savannah yAchtsmen, sailed her hrst race in
Southern waters recently. She fouled the sloop
Cora in trying to avoid going aground and was
disqualified. The Dragon will race against a
Charleston yacht for the Interstate Challenge Tro.
ply This trophy used TO be competed for each year
By oarsmen, hut few years ago It was changed into
a prize for yachts. Tha Charleston oArsmen and
yachtsmen we're very successful and won every race
until last year when the Menita, sloop was sue:
CeEsful for the Savannah CluO. The yAChtsmen Of
the latter city are determined to keep the cup and
purchased the Dragon TO win with.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07

Tho Board OF Governors of the Newark A. c. on
Monday night adopted the report OF the committee
recently appointed T. recommend architects and
formulate u scheme for prelim nary work The
designs for the new clubhouse must be ready by
July The building. which will he erected at
Broad and West Kinney streets. will be three stories
high and fitted with every essential Of club life It
will cost $685. o aud $50. OOu will be spent in fur.
nishng II. The ground cost S2s5ou.
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Bowling.

With the exception Of Kahlsdorf who was detained
at his place OF business, the prize winners of THE
suS individual championship tournament received
their winnings at the GermaniA Assembly Rooms
alleys on Monday night, John Schlling made tho
presentation speech and as each bowler received
mis- pr7e the assembled bOwers arose from the +
seats and sang Gut Hall" Joe Thum served a
lunch and there WAS enough champagne on hand
TO keep the party In q Jolly mood until early
hour yesterday morning In addition to the regular
prize and high average prize, otto Foege, the ne
champion, was presented with gold medal in the
shape OF q sunburst.
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FINE GOLFfNG BY TAFT.
He Wins the St. Georges Vase In Record
Scoring.

EptcldT CdbIe NtiDdtch 10 THE Bun
LONDON, June 0.-F G.. TAFT for the second
year in succession won the Royal st. Georges
challenge vase on the links Of the Royal St.
Georges Golf Club at Sandwich to-day. In the
first round he scored az. which ia the record
for the course. and In the second round 10 the
total OF 1875 being eight strokes lower than any
previous winning score. The green was In fine
condition. Twenty-one pairs competed for the
vase. the contest being open to all amateurs.
Each pair was required to go two rounds.
Following Is Tnit's score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07
Sloan Rides n Winner at LingfieId Park

SntciaI Cable Detpdtch 70 TIE Sun.
LONDON. June Cat the Lingfed Park
spring meeting to-day the Lingfleld Spring
two-year- old plate OF 500 sovereigns. the Sec
ond to receive so sovereigns and the third %
sovereigns out OF the plate. five furlongs. was
won by Lord william Beresfords Luetia. rid
den by Sloan. J. Musker's Our Grace was sec
ond and Douglas Baird's Mambrino was third.
Six horses ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07
Did Not Enter Their Yachts Because OF the
ScRntlinG Rules.

Some vachtsmen who own boats on the sonnd
have not entered them in this years regAttas be-
cause they thought that the new scAnling rules Of
the association lAt winter applied to all and their
boats did not comply with the rules. The latter do
moi apply 10 boats built before they were adopted
but only 10 those that came AfterwArd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07
COR GOSSIP.
Billings Defeats Cochrane for the Ardsle!
Championship.

Billings Defeats Cochrane for the Ardsley
Championship.
H. NJ Billings beat A. De Witt Cochrane by D
up and 3 to play IN the final eight een-hole
round for the Presidents cup and the club
championship at the Ardsley Club yesterday
Cochrane has scored two wins in the semi
annual contests for the trophy. and win yes
terday would have won the cup out. Billings
scores his first success for the cup. In 1897
the winner was James Is. Taller.
The Island Golf Club OF Garden City. after
it's competition OF Saturday and Monday. was
formally disbandcd. This little club was formed
at the opening Of the Garden City links in 1897
among the subscribers and the local residents,
to the number in all OF thirty-six The men,
bers have joined the new Garden City Colt
Club in body. and consequently the old or
Ranization was formally broken up The week.
ly competitions have always been enjoyablo
affairs and in ID. B. Fuller Jr. and j. A. Me-
Cord the old club developed two nearly first
class golfers. This pair, with II. NJ. Hartman.
Reginald Brooks, j. a. Stilman. Jr.. DeyereauN
Emmett and II. ?. and j. b. Taller. will make
up the Garden City match team. The following
are the scores In the final Island Golf Club
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07
Real Estate For sale-C,ty or Country

Advertised in THE sus implies the shortest route TO
satisfactory disposal of It, No better Endorsement
OF The SUE as real estate medium need be required
than the Real Estate Board of Brokers, who make
use II 1t as a news we'll advertising medium.
Ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07

All the clubs competing for the championship Of
both the Metropolitan League and the New York
Cricket Association have been seen in the field this
wear. The New York and Newark clubs have lost all
three games played by them. and the other clubs in
the league have secured victories. In the RssociR
tor series Paterson has made good start for the
pennant. both its teams having won games. The
records
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07

ERIE. June8-The Erie Golf Club dedicated
its links Saturday with q match game between
and Thomas O'Neil, late OF Edinburgh. Scot;
land. Nearly 1000 persons were present. and
the nine holes In the toss Mitchell won the
honor and made the first hole in q. to his onpo-
nent's T. Mitchell was in better form than
O'Seil and finished the eighteen holes in 20
m NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07

T. Roosevelt Pell. n competitor in the last
two public competitions. Carl Moller and W.
Goodwin are beated entries fo- the Van Cort-
landt Park match on Saturday. They COM
plete the muster. at 40
There, will be women's competitions to-day
at the Marine and Field Club for cup pre-
sented by Mrs d 7. Adridge. and at the Nor
ris County. Richmond County and Wee Burn
links.
Lord Dunraven OF America S Cup fame Is a re-
cent convert to golf. He has been playing at
Iahnch. county Glare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07

There was great excitement at Sandwich to-
day over the threatened strike of professional
golfers entered In the open championship
which begins to- morrow. The difficulty how
ever. has been settled. 1t was decided to give
n first prize OF $50 second OF f25 and third
of els. The professionals were satisfied with
this. and they will play.
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fir9t-Cla6& Nclp-a ilalrE.

DARkFEPEN situation wanted los Competent.
ID reliable and trust" ortiz man hrst references Nc
to ability, sc. Aidrrs, NJ b.. box ~ sun once.
DUTL.ER. Young JalanrS" wants Ios.t on IN ! RI
ID waite family; he I reference, Cl,y or country,
; ISM, l3I Htgn -. B'poklrn.
DCTIER. valet or steward on yRrht wishes sliua-
ID uon. hY young japanese, with references. ii j..
~ Greenwich AN.
CUPERINTESDEN1 or laui:or. thoroughly cNper!-
- cnco capable taking fun charge otI, or apart;
lncut building, renting. collecting repair, control
hrlu, &c. would CIV" mOH'h's '"ryr". N'thnHt
COMPENSATION, also rurn sh bond, ALl,hl, box -
sun ut'i,u,
W hNTED-L position as salesman or collect -;
w hest references Apply r., huN ~ NcT York
sun.
Young BUSINESS Man IN PitsbuTg. Pa. d",tr 9
! To- rcprcsont reliable Nrw YORK house. Address
HOWARD CLARK. All Atm NV. PttShnrg, Pa
\OUEG MAN f">rrS To represent reliable business
] house. II IN, trade ur"t,rrrd
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N'antcd- lNalcs- miscellaneous.

fOACHMAN and wife; cottage on place wages sos
Y TO $50 man must understand his work thor
oughlS references Icquucl.
Mrs l. SEEIN 352 18th av
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07

At the annual meeting Of the L. s. q. A. the
prize money Tor the open hampionship was
Increased from 1895. in five moneys to $500
in eight divisions
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Itantcd-3Nalrs- Mcrhanirs, &r.

nOOKBINDER WANTED. -Frstclass marbler;
- union man; steady work SlS per week. Apply
CHARLES L'ENFANT. az 9th av.
ROOkBlNDlNG. - Experienced cascy-m wantedt
~ also boys TO paste on. =. IVES y Sons. -
Howard st.
ROOKBINDER- Boy t. pare on Anna, cen skvinE
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PRESS. box 10 sun ofcc
WANTED HEAVY machinery mouldcrs. only men
w competent To do the best work need apply \
uniform ratio Ot So - per day Is Pad Apply to tho
BENJAMIN ATHA 4 tLLlNGWORTH co, Newark.
81
w ANTED- Blacksmith accustomed to horseshoe
W my aud general work. Apply JERSEY CITY
EALNANlIlNG CO. ~ Morgan st Jersey CITY.
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4'uhlir 3lo,,rr1.

'rKEASIRN DEPARIMENT OfIi'E az "a.
l 81, RElARY " N~IlNrI \ u. I,jIl" (. ,,'.',
Sral.d luul GOALS y n To-" Iv',I,'d ~ the Treasury
Department NH-hns'un. y =. uuul : a. lnrh
July g. l-t,r Hnd then up'U,d publicly, Tor %
lmrcha.n IT IN" Custom iium-r Ir rp"ytN n'uHi"u
Wall Wllhrm and Hhuo,,r atw"i- and Exchange
ola e. NrN lurh city y. u',r les. than three MI
hon dollar, wi! rr"n-ld"rd larhp"I"..i N, t
he acc. ,uldu1ri los crIt|rnN che for uu" hu'I.
drcd and uf,l tnuu-nrd dollar. The n'uN"rnw"".
reserves the right t." Occupy -ud prop 1T, until tn'
new custom Mouse u Il Wing 'tI'. is ready i'r
occupancy ard a, rrri Tor such NJ" the ptr"h t-rr
will rrvrlN" lu"r"-t "a tht rurrhlH" l.r' A. rr"
per cent. per alLum IN" ,t-h payment nu-t heu.t
loss tunu seven hundred dll uiiF ttop-aIl Inl'at-.
bidders must state their wish 3, pig. IutNH""p u
making the deferred payment. tNc arrange On Z
whi' re-T- with til II"isur Department, i"tnI"t
payments :" l"hE ini".'-t a. tour I"r oru, pr &c
mum. payable ''ml-aVhulll.
For fuIthcr IEf IN On rruiy o. the ',t lFCl'H
OF CUSTOMS. Nv l'rL ~, l., j uA)e oeeFs-
tAry Of III Treasury,
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A'antsd-M aNlrrhanirs, sc.

MISUNDERSTANDING man to line books
ID cAser.in on cloth work, ana hoy to paste OF
also boy to tie up sheets in signature press,
EDWIN IVES {, SONS.
B. howard Ct
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Ancnts 1t'anted- 3Nalcs.

, A GEN rs WANTED fora special summercampaign.
n THE SATURDAY ENENING POST. established
by Benjamin Franklin in lI2S-now published by
The Curtis Publishing Company, prUpritturs Of THE
LADIES HOME JOl RNAI, l. offered to subscribers
for one year only, for sloO-th" regular price IS
$3.50 This offer ia for the purpose Vt quick in.
PRODUCTION and viii be withdrawn september LIST.
The regular price OF 81 90 will be maintained after
that date We will give q good commission for
every subsCribcr secured and distribute $4,000 sep
tcmNer list among the li' hest NJ, nts 5000 Will bs
gwen to the person sending the largest number "
Subscribers at 81 90 each per wear. ~ this special
low subscription pric" thousands can hr easily 90
cured. Address THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COM
PANI, Philadelphia, Pa.
MEN AND WOMEN to sell rubber collars and cuffs
-'i white and fancy also rubber neckti"s all pat.
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tirst-Class Aslp-frmalrS 4rufcs-
Sional.

A n EXPERIENCED " aluatc nurse, lady by birth
IA and education. desires to go broad. t. the sea-
side or the mountains with All Invalid or child or
as companion for the summer. Address TRAINED
NURSE box lI0 Carleton place, Ontario. Canada.
nFMONSTRArOR and sllcsady; Young woman,
~ several years experience salary: city only;
no canNassing agency. salary moderate, any limo;
good talker no objection tn department stores.
DEM box lsS Sun uptown office 1865 Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER. we'll educated, swift operator on
- Smith Premier. accurate shorthand writer ia open
for engagement three years experience AZ clerk
in office; write and compose letters for elm
pOycr; competent to take Charg" of office, has hern
employed secretary and Hlnanuensis to literary
man. l.. c.. box lsG sun Office.
STENOiRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER, graduate
- high school, Operates Remington and Smith
Premier, = years New York business experience.
rapid, accurate wishes engagement; salary Sl2; best
references; agencies STENOGRAPnER. 2l1
Monroe st BROOKLYN.
WANTED r rvelopcs to address in uuantities:
w firs:-class work; quick delivery. Address Miss
GTSThFSON 2lp West l2Sd ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07

z. Kent by 3 up and TO play, Who rectlVeu .
third.
The Equinox Golf Club Of Manchester. Vt,
has opened its season. DR.. Clark Burnham is
fessional. who holds the record at So, 40, %.
The course has the following distances: 300.
$40. 525. 235 275, 800. 225. 30 and 800 yards.
total distance Of 2.Gl5 Yards There is also
q practice course for beginners. Matches have
been arranged with the Saratoga. Mount An
thony. Taconc and Dorset Golf clubs.
The Southboro Golf Club on Monday de-
feated the birmingham Golf Club in team
match on the links Of tho former. as follows:
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A Thunderstorm Stops the Harness Racers
GENEVA.

GENEVA. June ga heavy thunderstorm broke up
tho hrst Meeting OF the Central New York Trottng
Circuit at the driving park this afternoon after the
completion OF the third heat in the 20 pace Bennie
sharper the hrst the 2:20 trot in straight
heats. The crowd was large and the betting brisk.
On
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07

The ting averages have started on with a rush.
c II, Clarke leads with Il5. VI. L. Cobb has 100. II.
+. Jackson has 80. +. ". Sules 63, g. T. Hurditch
80 and W. =. X. Ogilby 81,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07

Andrew VI. Robbins was on the Garden City
links yesterday He made an NJ, and beat r,
G. Kent by 3 up and to play. who received
third
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"eh'ral i"sSehger agent on beaver ST. Az l.
CHURCHILL HALL, sri NTE RRES \ Y
DUTCHER HOUSE

COOPERSTOwN "OTsEGo HALL"-smAll hotel |
near the lake; well kept choice table, good hsh.
Ing and boating; golf grounds near, open June 40.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-20
In The CHURCHES

FFrst NJ. =. Church, Seventh and Wal
nut streets, Rev. G.. l.. Wolfe. Ph. D..
PASTOR Preaching AT 1890 a. m. and $50
p. m, by the pastor. Subjects, morning:
The unravelled Mystery" Evening.
'Whisperers.' Glass meeumg at a. M
sunday school at d. m. Y. r. S. c. H.
63O y. m. Good music by chorus choir
llarvestcrs Mission, Front and Jeffer-
prayer and testimony meeting at Sj9 p.
M, led by Neal Comfy. Song and prayer
service at A3O p. m. Preaching at d. m.
by Rev. II. $. Salvage.
ST. Stephens Lutheran Church. Tanan
streft above Seventh, Rev. Frederic
Doeir, pastor. 1890 mclnlng service. sub
iect why True Religion IS Perpetual "
The Lords supper win be administered
IN the morning. 2.l5 p. m, Sunday school.
$50 evening service subject: "A Nantes
tatiOn OF Genuine Religion"
Bethany Baptist Church Preaching by
the pastor, Rev. O. O.. Buddlngton, az
1890 a. m. and 7.i5 D. m. Evening subject
"A Business ON Account Of Which Hell
Had 20 Make. More Room.' Sunday
school at p. m. Meeting OF B. Y. Z. u.
Caivci Presbyterian Church. Fourth
and Brocme streets, Rev ]. r.. Mihigan,
ID. d., minister. Divine services at 10
a. m. and AS p. m. Morning subject
Peace and PeacemalSers." Evening sub
jcct; ''The Imprsonatlon OF Doubt"
p. m, Sunday school. 6i5 p. m. Society
Of Christian EndeavOr.
Church OF the New Jerusalem, cornCl
OF Delaware avenue and Washington
street Rev. Philip b. Cabell. pastor Ser,
Vices at 1880 a. m. and 100 y. m. Morn
/ ing sermon on THE Parable Of tn,
| Pounds" Evening subject: "How Saliva.
tion Is Free sunday school at 9.15 a. m
] Central Presbyterian Church. 1890 a
m, preaching by Rev. T. A. McCurdy. ID
ID. Subjects Supreme Tests" y m.
sunday school. 6.45 D.. m. prayer meet
ing CT the Y. p S, C.. r.. 7.45 y. m.
preaching by Rev r. McCurdy ID. d
Subject; Moses at Sinai Six Scenes"
st. Paurs NJ. 10. Church. Seventh an'
| Market streets, Rev. w. L. s. Murray
pastor. $50 a. IN. and D m, Sunda!
school 1890 a. m, preaching by the pas
tor, subject; THE Inner Man" 745 p
m, subject: Bought With a Price" GA
p. m. Y =. S. c. 70.
First Church OF Christ Scientist. Sun
day morning services at IL o'clock. Sub
ject, Ancient and Modern Necromancy
or Mcsmerism and Hypnotsm" Wednes
day evening meeting AT s O'clock. 81
Gnpln avenue. Reading Rooms.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
corner Ninth and West streets. Rev
, Henry Baker. ID. D., pastor Public wOr
I ship at 1880 a. m. and 7.i5 p. m. The pas
tor viii preach at both services. MOrnn
, subject: '''rhe House Of Ccdars." Even
, ing subject: Joy and Strength Clas
! meeting at $3.50 a. m. sunday school a
D / . D. m. EpwOrth League at 6.45 p. m.
Z Trinity Church, Delaware avenue an
Adams street Rev. II. Ashton Henri
rector. Services at 7.8O and 1890 a. m. an
7.45 p. an. Sunday school at 2.30 p. n
Archdeacon Han will preach at night
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-20

Warwick have a plan to organize
polar expedition next summer. be-
lieve I could gather enough material 10
make a fortune lecturing. l shall so in
search of the expedition under Brunn, a
Danish captain. who intends TO start at
once in search of Swedish party.
WiclSwire-What did the Swedish
ship go up there for?
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expedition"
"Pshawl What was the English out
fit after?"
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-20
GOT THE WRONG MAN.
DETECTIVE M'VEY ARRESTED
PROMINENT CHESTER MAN ON
SUSPICION OF BEING A CROOK.

SUSPICION or BEING A CitOJh.
The Chester Times Of yesterday con-
tanned the Throwing ieem regarding the
arrest OF a prominent business man OF
that city while on a visit to Wlimang-
ton on Wednesday last:
Lewis WALKERS. "A wealknown citi-
zen OF the Seventh ward, WENT to We
manleton TO-, transact some business ON
Wednesday, and while lhla WIS standing
on the CORNER OF the street waiting for
a car a mam stepped MP to him ana
asked MIN what his business was. This
outraged THE Chester citizen so muCh
that he replied THAT 1t was nome of his
business. He soon found out nhat he
had make a mistake, for tihe stranger
showed a star and said THAT me was a
detective amid that his name was Bar
ney McVey.
Walters was taken beiCme a magis-
trate and after he had a chance 10 get
someone to 7denHFy him, ME left the
city i'm Delaware a very much disgust
ed man. The detective explained that
he was hooking for some crooks, and
as the description Furnished was a good
one OF THE Chester man he was asked
TO give some information THAT HE re-
fused at first. but was glad TO furnish
later"