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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

over wills. II Shpway tcstaments vo,.
sary. he had only 10 draft them ana a.
others to make a place for them in . e
and diocesan records. None Of tho en-. ~ %.
that had left him alone with their a,chia. 20
suspected any irregularities. He had rnas "a
entries and written his wills 50 sklfuIIy !,
the forgery Of a legal document " tho si., az
century is A very intricate and deljca,aA " 70
that even the British Museum had -. "a. -
ceived. Chance revealed one ~ his ,o,n -
and opened the way FOR the dscoyerv -, 5
rest. His ingenuity matched his audac,,v -
deserved shrewder dupes than rural n,,. ~
He should have made the pcdlgrees Of med
barons rather than u retired colonels of min.
and then have had a prory. not a priso,
his pains. Until he is forgotten there q IT,
to be more caution in the care OF parish -.
Of probate records-the hunting ground n ~
gree makers-than there has been in E,y,.,
for a long time past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19
ARcH EOL0GY " THE SouDM

Cairo correspondence of The London Chr'h
The opening up NJ the S0uian offers l.-
field for the archHologisJ ana EgyptOO3
be enriched by many important finds -.
number Of monuments ~ Egypts power W"
have never been thoroughly investsael :
scattered about Upper Nuba The tempe =
Soleb. the ruins II the great Cush'f n
Napata and Meroe Of which the later = -
miles above AssOuan. between the ~. -.
Sixth cataracts. the antiquities at Ei'". 1
rat. eight hours journey from Shehol'. ~ /
waiting for the archPologist In iacN j 80.
most a virgin country for rs antllua'S ss sili,,
ures have not been Investigated since 10 I'D
the French traveller. studied them ~ n.s wa j
part of this century His work. 80 ~ ~sf
Meroe ETC." published in lN2b. Is SUI" ~ ~ ,,,R
authority for country which II ho' , I'M -
of Egyptian culture. As was Al one A u
posed is full OF memorials 81 me pD" " an ~
Pharaohs English archpologiSts nav nv VS.
idle i'm following the Sirdars wake. is.yrr
Bulge. the keeper of the Egyptian an ,rss b7
departments at the British Museum, - n, .
last year. and has been visiting s1" Shsniy .
tiauities i'm the neighborhood 81 "a sgo 70
year He returned To Cairo a Few ua' hssr r5s
the Soudan. His discoveries have nv In, ingss
public. and the result " his iinpo' I'll .I who -
cations are impatiently awaited oy
an interest i'm Egypts WONDER"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
Takes In the Bicycle
Opening.
GOING TO NEW YORK.
To Return for Seasons
Riding in Two Months.


.. = =. F-4.+1s N12 3 p-51ar-F
me gssaEsE; z-g1usa -i5s- -ns- ever -rghe5
: Pedal - IL -s----ss,s- . .. -
49, "a
11E has beer lggStsS & Boston since TIE
first q me --az- Fl-,t 1a.s--zx ,.a r-r,y -,s,
sv-.-r-, - -. -
~ NV s'A- N-lef7 SIC * pet 5
So viii --s- -e.-,-- -, -7---~.-..- - b..
..-..,+F. - y -'- s-t7
--'-'ha . = re S--- O l,E -ot after al
DzF1Ig Ter absence Lz- husband "
G5zs- Is acting * zrr-- -s----.-s.-- s-.- -. =
(,~-...-.. - - "a. 80 --
$500 --@' SIC --s-1--@a- p3s1-2-
z%Ioa T1--1 has Supervision o. rad rid
ing
NJ, ....-..-. ---.,.
ar . 9 ---s1e- --@,l-Ht payer
S21 curing .s- ray f Boston has bea-
ezoecs 81 7-s-E shA Poe rso77z- C,,o5,z-
- -. -
" -77- q - 2Nl-a- Hi-e
f@- nc} ce11itslT decided what riding
pans she win @o11o7- rs,-- razs,-- -
.s5s.tg 49,. 80 .-,. l.. 80.
0--- 70 % @'3e- e-@a-
@sIt- A34sI riding fesfs throw into The
Ebzde all ra-ro-rrs-.r1s If 3 woman ~-- =
,-+esr - -. - go 9
r,,t.7s sne mere are lew men VINO can
[sSE-. Sc -,-s : ES--f = o el-llIs i-lr
ssssct-s - - y. - - . 81 lou,
r,l---el- 80 - ~ S-.O-g+I - 'eal= 81
qr--l,,,-. -, - 49, oolas-is5- y las
-Tf,f s,x,.l..--~ - = - 80 - ca.
- - - II "oIheo ~ >ElostS 19r ner.
80 - 90 - Ds-L q tb5 M Flggr-
80. - - p--gslt-afiA ana meo-es-
~ 80. r. q: y -
H-3-l = ktf7|lg pFoteEl against
- - Il :. .-451l-a- ao-hof-tl st against
- ~ - .->-.l-s e = a Fr~ts ago
-, - - - -@' .-1sEs SSf7 eIeclec- ana
:. - =. az % U SaFEc4e gsciug - the
---f-fL1 80 q LSE E1sDaIo SIZE
:, - - - 80 ~ p'~1ss 45-et was only
.5.s - ~ c!+EE -teE she has
~ ~ y E'-1i INA sz-e Ups me beam
go - 'y5i.~a etS s1tA sae mas never
49, 80 E .'-J~-s.-E - - -14ss ara mas
- AZ ~. - NA@- F-clHs n&rg.
- ~ = - tlrf zaI cA q wheel
- - ~. &C. 80 r-l9t' '1s enc ans s1e ra4
-so p ~ mics. she got her wheel
- 80 IL u ~ @sr.9r-Si a. = that year
- - Z 20 nee SIX o-n@r
- S y ~ 80 year. She started earlier
- 80, ~, - ~, sLa I9se !-@r irst cen
/. 10y q FaLTlols Gay Until the middle
u ne sas aan ride. seven Or eight
o. p14 y ~. Sls men .Gane9 the century
.sIs>- ~t-D, ai59 II va Suggested 70 neg
~. ~ ~ III ne alessal-h 1setts nile
-. ~ 2gp+ssIso y % & 7oolnarcr sug-
.yn' p1t Pc began On jury J. SIX
Hsyi,l =. q y LAe g5oAtts- 1&1 b@eI opened
H. iD. INIT. a.l1 roe over 1vst5 miles, com
.s-s "Lhlh ~ niles o. winning Her
si@s.7s: ~ tha. year was from Horcss-
- r"DIt pOfA ana FsLlTA-3S3 miles.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17

Hrs- constructed by he Berlin Bridge
Company. the board Of 3t5ubu.y select
s1sI voted 10 compel the trolley line 10
Use gtrder rails on the bridge. The
road refused and proceeded to Law T
rails. Then the selecI-ueu procured an
injunction preventing the road from
running CEer the bridge, For TWO
weeks no cars we're run.
Ine public began 70 be uneasy.
men ne road officials. il IS said. stated
their inability 70 get girder rails for a
lev weeks. and promised 70 replace The
7 rails II only allowed 10 run over fFar,
. temporarily. But, after being allowed
20 run, the road secured q legal al
vantage and after that il could not be
1ap-ii@d 10 make the change. Thar
:. = ne St1rE As the selectmen give il
lheE think The accident might have
oeen avoided if il had not been for The
rails used on The bridge.
me s@lectmen narrated their griav.
SAces 70 inspectors Wheeler and Ror-
ceH' The latter also examined PIoII+1e
anu me other Witnesses in the case.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
TO GRANT SANCTIONS.

New York. March lG,-President Kee
nan Of the League Of American Wheel
men, announces the appointment Of
following special representatives. Of the
national racing board: ]. Stuart Krl.
ley Of Buffalo, j.. n. Hines Of Detroit
j. p. Donoyson Of Topeka, ks. and x
+. Myler Of Pittgburg. Thee rcpresen,
tatiVcs viii be given authority 10 gram
sanctions and 70 have all the powers
NJ the regular members ~ the board
except vote IN the meetings.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
SINGERS WANTED.
CITY CONTRACT.
WORCESTER, MASS. March l6. 1899.
TO GRANITE DEALERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

lNpORSED PROPOSALS rs furnish
~, We CltN Of Worcester with cnrbstore
aa eS ploCK paving will be received ST tbe
SSliiIe Oh the street commissioner 4 civ
nJii' thtll Z m, MARCH 2S, 1899 Bidders
VII STATE ne proposed price for each sep
mrs i1s7 article, both in writing and in fig
ures. The prices are to cover ali aS-
ap,,;,,es incident to furnishing and deliy-
~ ,,ne we stone on the cars al Worcester.
~, ns DIGS viii be considered on the est.
as S feTIo Oh the quantities TO be furnished,
Fey SGoog lineal feet of curbstore- 800 lineal
800 circular curbstone 2,Go9. square
"a tps 81 paving blocks, 50 large corners,
mesg quantities are to be considered -
h ~ oElinate only, being given merely as 4
, UIsis LOT comparison, and the street com
,i;ai; therefore expressly reserves the
may pc deemed necessary TX
lao Did must be accompanied nv A
t{Srtined check for a sum NOT less than
n rnsse per cent of the amount of the pro-
Speeilcations may be seen AT the Office
A. A. ~, me street commissioner, Worcester.
nhaSs; The street commissioner reserves
i Lne right to reject any or an bids should
I NE uetm n Tor the interests of the CITY Of
worcester so to do, - ''0
W. $. PRIOR, Street Commissioner.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17

ne got boat picked Z % and s1u-5
70 DC AovoTTLan Wa-Sn's S4--er watch.
The hands had stopped a. e. -. and Ihst
probably marks the precise time Of -1=
accident.
another witness Who furnished valu-
able testimony, was found yesterday.
Ernest LemirR. VINO drives an express
wagon met car s. just as i rolled upon
the bridge. He noticed that Il was 90
ing at an unusual rate Of speed. and
that the wheels were slipping and grin
ding. Lemire's horse was sz5tr{sh. and
Immediately took fright. The animal
dashed down the street. and twas ONLY
With the greatest difficulty mat H.
could be stopped. Leulire drove home
and did TOT learn q the wreck IL. an
hour later. Ordinarily. h. saws. tbs
/ horse is not frightened a. trolley cars.
He thinks, therefore. that Inc beast
saw some thing wrong with the car.
which the master failed 70 observe.
The condition Of Louis PlouAe the
only survivor Of the wreck. is extreme
y critical Il is feared he Is coming
down with pneumonia. He was not Sc
rlously injured. He has ng- a broken
bone in his body, and the cuts and
abrasions are slight. But al the time
Of the accident he was suffering from
2 severe cold. The shock and the ex-
Pc ule u an AJul - tiAr "@I@l NAY
nave pad ehee-s. he j ATTENDED
py LIT. RooelL Cooh.
On MS nrst visit yesterday morning.
Or. COOK FOUND ina ms patient mad q
fever. In the afternoon the fever had
increased and the pulse mounted from
s. 20 100. The doctor thinks that looks
IKE the approach OF pneumonia. p.
COOK IS also a S7lecLnan ana one OF the
believers in the defective track theory
OF the accident.
Being the only survivor Of the az
cident, PlouHe was requested many
times 20 tell the story Of the accident.
His account is nearly as follows:
The car left the track at the ap-
proach TO the bridge. The first We
knew that anything was wrong, was
when the lights went out. But we did
not realize what had happened till We
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

Capt, J. B. Knox gave his talk on osir-
Aal service in the war of the rebellion.
before good sized audience in Curtis
HalI last night. In addition TO tn. tan, a
MISCELLANEOUS entertainment pron-ra n, ,,.,s
gwen, as follows: Piano SOLO EIoriS Sa
zee y i5Sgin 81 reading Rachael BRYANT; SOLO loo,
maze up of Mrs NJ BRYANT Mrs - Sta le1
non. Edward Stewart and Fred R 5,i@, 7.
songs by Howard Wilson and EdWar6
9iise,warl Rerreshnents were served " al u
! ne proceeds Of the entertainment are f,,.
the benefit of Zion A. NJ. p, t Gburcb gre iof
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17

Blerberbach. The dogs name ig
Duke. HIS father IS a Russian blood
mound ana his mother fs an English
bull He viii accompany his owners
70 Boston on the D O'Clock train torooy-
row morning. dressed in q blue blank
r. on which is TO be inscribed in white
The letters u the school.
Boys IN both schools held meetings
a. recess yesterday ana practicad yeiis
which win startle the natives In Me
cnauics hall tomorrow afternoon.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
WANTS HIS PRICE.
Gaffney Is Waiting For the League 10
Come 10 Its Senses

John H. GaffHsy IS withholding his sig
nature TO Q contract u umpire in the
National League the coming season On ac-
count Of . difference in the money oues-
ton. He expects it will be satisfactorily
adjusted 50 that he can affix his signature
today. The contract sent him by Pregi-
dent Nick Young Of the National League
sets forth O. figure which docs not suit
Dafney, and he promptly Informed the
genial president Of the league that he
wants the price he named or he viii not
umpire 2. game this summer.
GanHey did magnificent work last sea-
give him the money he asks. He is worth
#. The league has had so much trouble
with unsatisfa Glory umpires that It can
easily AFFORD 10 pay q good man a few
dollars more than the price It pays the or
dinaTN- man
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
YALE ATHLETICS,
The Crew Coached From the Launch 81
Gslaudst.

New Haven, Conn, March 1.-THE
faie crew var today coached from fbe
varsity launch BY Coach GalIau6e-
No other coaches we're IN hand The
order Of rowing was: Bow. C;reeDlaar.
No 2, Wickes: 10. 2, Cross. No /
Flint; No. ., Brown; No. g. Allen. Ne.
I, Griswold and Stroke WiHfsus.
The Yale varsity base ban
squad is playing very good bail In
practice. Cap De Saulleg f. alone IN
the work Of coaching the men ~ pres-
ent. Keator and On" GreenHsy. can
tains OF the 81 and '98 mines. rssren-
lively, are coming up tomorrow and
SATURDAY The nine today ola we'd A.
Follows First base. Wear; second
Capt. De Saullcs; third Bronson: sbor,
stop, Camp, right field Wallace. cen
tire, Quimby; left field, Clark. behind
The bat "aH sullivan, but no pitcher
vas puL in. The candidates for the
pitchers box were exercised by them
selves.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
WALCOTT WON.
Edwards Of Australia Knocked Out Il,
18Th Refund.

%ew York, March 18.-Bozjng was
resumed al the old Broadway Athletic
Club house tonight under the auspices
Of the new Broadway Athletic club.
The star event Was between joe Wal
colt, the colorcd pugilist, and Billy Ed
wards Of Australia. The coIored man
was the aggressor from the word go.
ana outpointed the Australian Ali the
way Edwards exhibited rtrnarksoLe
gamcness and staying powers, but The
onslaughts Of the Barbados negro
were too much for the antipodean. who
after going down twice IN the 18Th
round, Was knocked out.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
APPLIES FOR MEMBERSHIP.

George Stone of Montague street has
applied for membership In the Century
Road club. His application has been
received by the local centurion. Mrs
A. NJ. g. Allen. Mr. Stone Is long
distance rider OF great powers, and
intends 70 do some tall riding the com
ins summer.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
VIII BE GIVEN A TRIAL.

Edward r. McKosn, member Of the
second year class at the Worcester
high school, has announced himself as
candidate for a position in the shell
and win be given a trial. He weighs
sbCut 100 pounds. He will take prac-
tlce regularly with the other ten can
di6ates.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
CHARLIE RAYMOND.
Once Famous Rider Has Left Track E.,
GOOD and AL

NVON anu HTT'
charlie Raymond, the well known hi
cycle rider, stayed in this city Wednes5sy
night Raymond when in this opv tu,o
seasons ago, had quite local reputatio,
among the fast push OF this section ~
tI@9 oeeh a member of the Vernon and
y oIcester Cycle Clubs, and finished first
III ,he teh-mile road race two years ago.
IN marie says he has given up rariDe fo,
P ,,l,. making. which he is condUctins & ~
,. It'ch f1 He reports William E5dW
%4o formerly resided here. and later :1 Icy;
Sam iT G Mn 70 60 into the service Of tncIe
4s being in good health and Spirits AZ.
10 o IS now connected with the Fitcb.
oufs sun in the capacity Of CITY edit iIT'-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
MIL { A MINUTE,
MAJOR Taylor Wins Hartford HON.
Trainer Race.

TFaneF Race.
-na.or TAYLOR returned yesterday from
hartford. and brought with him another
DC re victory. He rode a ten-miIe match
rae IN Hartford Wednesday evening on a
nome trainer, his competitor being P. W,
iia.f,&1noer, twice winner of the fan,o,,s
+ ~, rIroI-Ail burneroad 25-mile road race
T.he2 he tackled his Sager gs s9ou m LIE ihs
I'm t-SneT and got after the star mad
i,F, -sTlor used the wheel on whic, be
p rs -, fecgrds at Philadelphia ana which
-. -, W 'FhlPLten in Casey's bicvc]e store
yesterday. He beat Alexander an eizb-b
~ -, ,,+ ,tll.e. the time was trifle less fhsn
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
INFANTS DEFEATED.

southbridso. March 1.-THE last match
Of the series between the Southbridge
cam and the Infants Of Worcester was
won by the home team by nine pins. but
as total pins count. the Worcester boys
win the series by about 80 pins. The
score this evening was:
OT-l-EIRDTUC.r,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
CAN'T LOCATE HIM.
no Telling When Or. mcGynn WIN Ar
rive in the CITY.

me executive committee Of the A. o. II.
On me -. Patricks day celebration met
IN W. 4. McLoughlin's office in the stat
mutual last evening. Returns Tor tickets
showed a gratifying sale. A few reserved
sears are still unsold, and will be on sale
IN Mr. McLoughlins office TODAY II j.
g |oGi1Iea al, what time Rev, Dr. Edward
rogers has endeavored to com 1,l,,'ic, : :,
, Win MN, put has received no reply IN his
numerous letters and dispatches MS
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
SILVER KNIGHTS WON.
Easily Defeated MilIbuy at Basket ga;
in Southbridge.

Southbridge March ia basket ball
team from Mnlbury came TO this town
this evening 10 suffer defeat al the hands
Of the knights Of the Silver Ring. The
game was hot FOR the first half, the hona
players leading by 70 score Of five To fOur
goals. SOuthbndgc drew away fast IN
the second half Attendance $50. The
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
WILL REST TO-DAY.

high school and Academy athletes
worked As hard as ever yesterday. but
made their practice short. The train
ing Is ended, and today they will rest
and dream Of success in the interschol-
astic games al Boston tomorrow.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
DELEGATES TO STATE CoNyENTrov

Court Thomas E. Cunningham met II,
it fa ters Han last evening" and elected
ne following delegates to the state con-
yention: T, r. Dean. John BoNe
Brosnihan M j. McNally and ]. 4, Quinn
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
FISH AND GAME AND FARMERS

a. r. f. Kinney and L. y. Burlington
viii read papers before the Tatnuck
Farmers Club today on the question,
SHOULD the farmers endeavor to in
crease or diwi ''ah the fish and game
OF Dil. ,i,.lt.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
MEETINGS, ETC.
|. 0, Q, F,

Members of Mt. Vernon and Wachusett
Encampments are requested to meet at
the hall, II Pleasant street, on Friday
evening, March Il, at 7.45 D. n.
8usinesS-To formulate plans for ar.
tending the next session of the SOVEREIGN
Grand Lodge, !. 0. o. F., at Detroit
next September. Lunch will be served.
Per order Committee.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
Tech Concert Y. VI. &. A. Han ~.
night. ~
HAVENER's OPENING co>-

- - Nv y JI I'm IN q IDN-
uhued all this week, giving an omar
unity to all who could not attend On
account Of the immense crowd az
thursdays opening. It's worth seeing
al 50I Main street VI 'ee'ns'
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17

Goals from field, Wilson 2, Hamlin
Lindsey Rose =, Jaskoviak; goals iron
fouls, Jaskoviak !, Horne 3; fouls, Jas
Horne 2, Lindsey, Grover. Paine .. ReC
cree, Roy, Sanders; timer, Dobson; scorer
Daniels. Attendance $50
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
WsBSTERS WIN.
Game Was Lacking In Scientific Plays
But Crowd Was Large.

Webster. March 1s.-.The first game In
the series between the Websters and the
Reading Room team. played in Music Hall
tonight, proved TO be the most exciting
contest Of the season. IT resulted in a
victorE for the regulars by a score of Il to
:. A peculiar feature of the game was
mat no goals from the field were thrown
by either side until near the close Fouls
were numerous. McGeary had the distinc-
tion OF caging the ball six times He also
finally placed him out Of play His place
was taken by William p Moore Harry
Haymann succeeded Ide who was forced
to retire. The game was exciting. but de-
void OF scientific playing. The hall was
hardly large enough to accommodate the
crowd. which was the greatest of the sea
son. Summary.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
HOME COOPERATIVE BANK.

Stated meeting FRIDAY, 18th inst. at
zp:, M, at the Office of the bank, Walker
Building; SIC, 900 ex0ected to loan.
T: H. TOWNE, President.
HOS. J. HASTINGS, Secretary
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17
HIGH SCHOOL MASCOT,

7is Name Is Duke and Re vii Wear f5e
scaooi colors.
"oreazter hsga schools Irszao- At
The ir'er1chols srie games n Boston 10
MORROW afternoon sill b . cog rlEged
oct in the coiors RI the school he VIII
oe in charge ~ Emil Sauer ana Cea-es
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-17

Goals, Reilly ., Burr ., Thompson. Nc
Geary 3, Haley 5, Brenniff 9, Haymann .,
Burr. Reilly, Burdett. Referee, John r.
King; timers. William J. McGeary. Harry
Kingsbury. Time, Commute halves.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-08-11
The National Park Camp.

All arrangements are now completed
for the opening of the fifth annual camp
meeting at this favorite resort on Sat
turday of this week, 10 continue ten
days. There will be six services daily:
Holiness meeting at $50, preaching
services at II A. NJ, 3 and S z. NJ;
praise service, 2 z. NJ, and young
peoples meeting, at $50.
Rev. DIR. Alfred Wagg will conduct
the young peoples service, and Profess
ors Hugg and Fithian will direct the
musical part of the programme. jack
Cook, the II year old preacher, will
preach each day during The first week
of the camp, and during the latter part
of the camp Rev. James ). Dempster,
the Western evangelist, Will take part
in the meetings.
Next Sunday will be Anniversary
Sunday, and the speaker OF the day Will
be Rev. Dr.. John Handley, of Camden
Among the ministers who viii speak
during the camp are ReVs. DR.. j. w.
Marshall, q. j. Garrison, Eli Clifford,
W. S. Mitchell, Dr.. II. Z. Fox, 5. II.
Ham, J.. II. Boswell, Edward Mount,
John Shape, A. Lawrence, William
Stone, DR.. W. p. Davis, and JOSEPH
Garrison.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-08-11

Since the Delaware River Railroad Com
pany closed the water courses through the
railroad over the Allspruce Meadow Com
pany above Oldmans creek there has been
consid cradle taunting by those on the east
side which the railroad bank protects, while
the west side is out TO the tide because the
creek bank was not repaired. The west
side owners who hold about two-thirds OF
the acreage in the company, called a spec
ial meeting of the company for May 2Uh
to vote on the advisability of voting the
Allspruce meadow out to the tide for a term
of years. This would have flooded the mead
ows from the railroad to the Centre Square
causeway, most ofthem independent not in
the company.
c. Fletcher Myers for the east side own
ers through his attorney d. V. SummeriII,
Jr., applied to the Court of Chancery for an
injunction to restrain the Company from
voting the meadow out to the tide at a
special meeting.
On Tuesday Vice Chancellor Grey grant
ed a preliminary injunction restraining
them from voting the meadows out to the
tide. 1t can be voted out only at the regu-
lar meeting on April LIST. S. II. Richards
represented the Company.