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The sun., 1900-04-26
ONE CENT
QUEEN OF THE FLEET.
Winsor Line Steamer Crecian Leaves
on Her Maiden Trip.

ON Her Maiden Trip.
he splendid new steamer Gteciap.
the latest addition TO the Winsor, Bos-
ton and Philadelphia Line, buiit by the
Harlan 4 Holllngswolth Co., Itlt Ter
per Yesterday afternoon, turned her
proa to the sea and steamed away for
the Hub. The 6recian has been proper
~ named the queen IF the fleet. AZ the
graceful vessel passed down the river
wherever she was recognized chorus of
whistles saluted her, for it is her maiden
trip.
The Gre clan is in command of Capt ain
I. A. Nickerson, who has the foilnuing
under him: First officer. S. Nj. LANE;
second officer, G. H Young; cLiei epgi.
neer, j. Bsnford, and chief steward, N.
M. Warren. The usual time OF vessels
OF this line to Boston is thlrty-six hours.
While it is not the intention of her akip-
per to indulge in any record-break ing
spin, there are lots of seafaripg people
who believe that the Grecian's run to the
Hub will be an eye.opener.
The sun., 1900-04-26
Heavy Freight Traffic.

The Wilmington Steamboat Company
are having plenty of use for the new
freight house recently erected, as the
freight traffic has been exceedingly heavy
this string. The next improvement
which the company will make will be
HE enlargement Of the Whaif front to
make letter accommodations for pas
sengers. No definite time ilas been set
TO make the improvements but it will
either be some time this season or the
first OF next.
The sun., 1900-04-26
THREE BANDS OF MUSIC.
Will Accompany the j. Edward Ad-
dicks Republican Club.

The ]. Edward Addicks Republican
Club of this city is completing arrange
ments for attending the Republican Ma
tionsl Convention on june 10. The club
will go to Philadelphia 1000 strong. Ii has
engaged the First Regiment Band,
Hyatt's Military Band and Wright s
Band, all Of this city.
With 1000 men marching to the music
of three bands this organization will
probably make the most imposing sight
OF all the visiting delegations attending
the Philadelphia convention in body.
The sun., 1900-04-26
Sale ofNIachines.

The ]. Morton Poole Company has
advertised the sale on May Of placer
mining machine and c,ncentrator with
attachments, the property OF the Gold
Creek, Navada. Mining Company. fhe
property was seized by Sheriff Tay lor ON
u foreign attachment amounting 10 about
81, 900.
The sun., 1900-04-26
BURLEsQUERs IN TROUBLE.
Constable HurIock Seized Their
Trunks Last Night.

THE goods Of the Manhattan Buresqne
Company, which has been playing at the
Academy of Music for the past three
nights, was attached late last night by
Constable Hurluck for a bill of Sl07 Oh
The bill is held by Peter w. Heroi Of
New York, against A. G. Luhin, man.
ager OF the company, ard is for transport
tation furnished the company by Hrroi.
Lubin gave due bill for the amount 10
be paid at o'clock Yesterday and ON his
failing to pay the bill at the set time,
tile attachment was made.
Fourteen trunks appraised at $200
were seized and are now at the VII
mington Transfer Company's stables.
The sun., 1900-04-26
Editor OF silver Cross Speaks.

Mrs. Mary Love Dickinson OF New
York, made an interesting address to the
Kings Daughters oi Wilmington, Tues
day night in Hanover PreE byterian
Church. Mrs I've is general secretary
of the International Order of the Kings
Daughters and Sons and editor The Sill
yer Cross.
The sun., 1900-04-26
NED MCCONNELL ARRESTED.
j. III. Hart Charges Him With Hav-
ing Robbed Him of $40.

J. II. Hart of Concordvile, over the
state line in Pennsylvania, came to Will
mington and went before Magistrate
DAILY, where he swore out information
charging Ned Mcconnell, the well known
local boxer with highway robbery,
gaining that be had received $40 from
him.
A warrant was placed in the hands of
the police and Mcconnell secured yester-
day by Sergeant Kelleher ard Officer
Conner.
Friends Of Mcconnell made strong
effort to secule bail for him, tut We're
unable tp do SO aud it was necessary to
lock him up. His friends say there
must be some mistake in the matter.
The sun., 1900-04-26
Italians Disappointed.

There was no city court last evening,
and large number of Italians were dis
appointed. They had gathered at the city
Vail to hear the case OF Filippo SAbbato,
kasurer of the Garibaldi Club, who is
Gged with embezzliDg funds of the
iatior, which it was expected would
up. The Italians fingered for some
bout the city hall.
The sun., 1900-04-26
The Meat Was Poisoned.

Mrs. Virginia G. West aud her
daughters OF NJ. 1911 Kirk avenue, ale
recov ring from SERIOUS illness caused
they think by eating meat wrlci was
full OF the chemicals used to preserve il.
Mrs. West thinks the poisoning Was ac-
cidenlal, but will ask Deputy Attorney
GSneial Peter J.. Cooper to invest gate.
The sun., 1900-04-26
At jackson q sharp Company.

Another car float. built by the Jackson
& Sharp Company for the Pennsylvania
railroad, will be launched Saturday. The
local company is also constructing a
large steam barge for the Barrett Maui
featuring Company ard small lighter
fur the New York l. ad COMPANY TREY
will both be tinished and launched some
time in June.
The sun., 1900-04-26
Gave Smith a Reneht.

A delightful graphophole and musica
entertainment was given Tuesday night
al the North End Athletic Club, Fifteen Ii
and French streets. The proceeds ave
for the benefit of Henry 5. Smith nl
McConnel's court, who has been i'll and
in need oil assistance for some time.
The sun., 1900-04-26
A CHEAP PIANO.
Household Goods of the Late Sarah
NJ. Bradford Sold Yesterday.

M bTauIUTU SOU hVsutTUay.
A sale Of the household effects OF Sarah
NJ. Bradford, deceased, by Levi G. Bird,
administrator of her estate, took place at.
the Pyle Cycle Academy Yesterday. Mrs..
Bradford was the widow of Moses Brad
ford, who conducted the Delaware State.
Journal and was the grandfather of the.
present Judge Bradford.
Frank G. Stidham was the auctiopeer.
A lounge inlaid with silver brought $40;
a mahoga1v chest with drawers, So; an
extension table, $'l.25; an antiquated
hogany bedstead, ST; a marble vase,
pound; engraving of "The Landing OF
The Pilgrims" ST, and an engraving Of
Franklin at Paris in ITS, 81.
The sun., 1900-04-26
DIR. Murray Declines.

DR.. w. L. S. Murray states, as the
Brandy ywine Summit Camp il held by
several churches unitirg. aud as liz has
al charge twice ia iuur years, he rs not
in the ii I'D for re election. II fftIed he
cannot take it, but vii suppurt any one
e.ected.
The sun., 1900-04-26
The Willie j. salter Fuud.

The subscription fund for little Willie
j. Sal,er continues Ia grow. At o'clnck
yesterday the amount was $l22 66 and
EAerY Evening, which paper started the
subscription, feels assured that the arti-
fetal feet can be bought for this plucsy y
little fellow.
The sun., 1900-04-26
RECEIVED A PALM.
East Side Republican Club is Still
Growing.

The East Side Republican Club is rap
idly getting their new headquarters, l0l
East Ninth street, into fine condition. A
npmb.r of donations in the way OF
framed pictures, etc, are in prospect.
Max Ephlaim, the proprietor of the
New York Clothing House, presented
the club with fine palm.
John Moore, who has just been ap
pointed patrolman, presented the club
with a box of fine cigars in honor of his
appointment.
The club has Fix propositions for
membership, which will be acted on at
tie next meeting.
The sun., 1900-04-26
WILL START TODAY.

Contractor Healy to Make ExteH-
sive improvements to st. Peters
Pro-Cathedral.
Contractor John z. Healy yesterday
took the measurements for the extensive
improvements which will be made to st.
Peters Catholic Church, Sixth and West
streets, which are to cost about $l5,
He will commence work this morning.
The roof of the auditorium will be
raised nins feet. The ceiling will be
vaulted, there being nine domes, and
will be furnished in papier mache.
The two side galleries will be removed.
The vestibule will be laid with tile. The
same contractor has started to make ex-
tensive Improvements to the house OF
the Sisters OF St. Francis, at No. 506 West
street. The improvements there will cost
about ST 800.
The sun., 1900-04-26
Artist English Seriously Ill.

F. F. English, a noted artist, OF near
Claymont,is is teriously i'll with erysipelas,
the result of a small pimple on his leg.
DR.. Forwood of Chester, and Dr. Card, "a
of Clay mont, performed an operation on
Tuesday night and hopes OF his recovery
are entertained.
The sun., 1900-04-26
A Substitute Carrier.

Edmlnd ]. Gee, substitute carrier of
the post office, is temp, lrarily filling the
position made vacant by Walter GouerL's g
iesignl.io4. A sprrial delivery nlrs-
"rg.r viii pr, btuls b appointed to fill
IL I..~a-cy "a saturday.
The sun., 1900-04-26
Diggins.Anlerson Nuptials.

Miss NJ ,ry +. Anderson anu hir Earl
E. Digsins were married az the home OF
the br dt's patruts. Mr an, Mrs George
v. Anaer r-nn, NJ. 200 Tatnall street, at
noon Yesterday.
The sun., 1900-04-26
The Plumbers Outing.

Arrangements for an outing have nfn
made by tile Master Piumbeis' Assoc la
tion. A tip down the Deias srr liVer
and bay on the rug Laura aud spnrts
at Delaware CITY are planned for the
amusements OF the day.
The sun., 1900-04-26
DELAWARE THURSDAY. APRIL 90 1900

der Of George B. Eyre will be called at
the June term of court in Media. Amos
Pierce, brother Of James Pierce, v no
was arrested on suspicion OF being i'm
plicated in the murder, was recently re-
leased on furnishiHg heavy bail.
The sun., 1900-04-26
LOSSES OF i Chicken Fancier.

Frank Tunis, Of the Adams EXPIRES S
office, this city, is chicken fancier, bu,
there are others and they called at Ii 8
home at Clayton a few nights ago and
stole his fancy chickens.
The sun., 1900-04-26
Ball at Turn Hall.

tghth Ward Republican League
.e great preparations for its ball
given tomorrow evening in Turn
A large sale of tickets is reported
y affair promises to be very sue
The sun., 1900-04-26
The Weather Forecast.

The indications tur today arc that
fair weather " i pr, vail, " ith fr, sh
NO. N..~-.-S~- MiIus,
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09
A LIBERAL OFFER.
City to Have a Manual
Training School.
Walker Trustees Offer 10000 For
This Purpose.
City Government Meet.
ing Last Night.
Several Important Matters
Brought Up For Discussion.

At the city government nesting last
night several impoi tant matters were
disposed Of. The trustees OF the Walker
estate offered the city so. .0oo for man.
ual training school. No action was tax
en- on tie offer. The Mayor vetoed the
orier authorizing q contract with the
Peaks Island Wstsr company becauss II
was not drawn In proper form and Au-
other contract will be submitted to the
city council, MIR. True, councilmap
from Ward 8, tried to have commission
appointed to draft new city charter, but
his order was laid on the table In the
council He also tried to have the
Back Bay sewerage Investigated and
steps taken for Its Improvement. An ad-
journment was finally taken until next
Monday evening after several matters Of
Importance had been disposed Of.
THE LIGHTING PROBLEM.
The ever interesting question regarding
the services rendered by the Portland
Electric Light company was brought up.
Alderman Lamson started by stating
that the upper end Of the city was In
darkness. This seemed TO be the trou-
BILE right along. The gentleman from q
would therefore ask the commi ttee on
hghts how long this thing was going TO
continue.
Aldermen Smith. Merrill aud johnson
men discussed the subject for some time.
Alderman Smith said that the commit
tee could get no satisfaction from Mr..
Brown and that it had approved no bills
Of lighting Of the new company.
Alderman Merrill said that the COM
mittes had done every thing that 10 could
and now It did not know what to do.
Alderman johnson was Inclined to
think that the new company had been
oritiei zed far too much. Those who did
this criticizing should remsmber the
service which the Consolidated had rem.
dered. He had been told at the police
station that there were no more lights
out now than there used to be when the
Coasoli ated WAS lighting the city.
Alderman Sprague said that the new
boiler for the station Of the new coinpa-
ny had been delivered today.
AiucE u bTicl NuSSss <AseoA 1850 <1sAsAS
moved that the joint COMMITTEES on
lights be INSTRUCTED to report at the
next meeting the best course to tsks re-
garding the lighting OF the oity. The
motion prevailed.
Ex-Jndge Foster, who was present.
was then called upon and spoke at
length for the Portland Electric Light
o,mpany.
~ haven't great deal to say here to.
night" said the judge. ~ don't want
to antsgonize any members Of this
board by the position which take.
want them to simply realize that tais
is new company. 1t has been only
four or five weeks beyond tae letter OF
the contract when 1t was to light the
city. / am glad that the board doesn't
wish to 60 back to the past. That
wouldn't be very pleasant subject.
We only want the present.
'But when complaint lie made against
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

$500 from appropriation for Damages
and Claims to appropriation for support
OF the poor.
1900 from appropriation for interest to
appropriation for public buildings
sac0 from appropriation for Sanitary
COMMITTEES to the appropriation for
health.
S&O0 from the appropriation for saiai les
20 the appropriation for armory and audi
torium.
500 from appropriation for Harbor
Commissioners to appropriation for sup
port of the poor.
$500 from amount received by City
Treas Irer from electric roads on aocoun
of Tuksy's bridge. to the appropriation
for support of the poor.
In all the above orders called for the
transfer of 5000 to the appropriation for
the support of the poor.
sPRINKLING FOREST AVENUE.
An order was presented by Alderman
Moulton, authorizing the city to pay to
the Portland Street Sprinkling Company
the sum OF $500 for sprinkling Forest
avenue during the SEASON Of 1899.
The company claims that the avenue
has been most costly to keep sprinkled
since the street was widsnei and that 1t
has always bssn paid $500 by the city of
Dsering for this ssrvioe.
Ihe report was referred to committee
on claims.
NEW BrILDINGS.
The following petitions were referred:
8. W. Joy to erect an addition 10 q
building at No. Horton Place.
Asa p. Kimball 10 erect q carriage
paint shop at 267 Forest avenua
Gsorre L. Edwards to erect . wooden
dwelling on Beacon street. corner Of Ashs
mont.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09
W. [. CARD, braSsi, pa''ssf
A6 FREE STREET.
fanadtf
DID YOU ever

Noxu Nearly all the other companies have
NOW been forced by the PRrFERRED COM
petition to followithe leader--The PREFk RkED
but il stands the insuring public in hand to
patronize the company-The PREFERRRD-
that made the other companies giro the
public double bencftS and liberal contracts,
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09
FIRST UNIvERsALIsT SOCIETY.

The annual meeting OF this society was
hold at Its church, Congress square, last
evening. The following officers we're
eleetsd:
Moierator-Cbsrles s. Fobes.
Clerk-Philip y. Turner.
Assessors-Charles W. Allen, Henry q.
ellison, L. Ii. Nicxerson. T. W. Coolidge,
Harlan p. Aver.
Mr.. E Q. O'Briop was chosen collector.
The affairs Of the society were reported
as In very satisfactory condition. The
very gratifying announcement was made
that mem Der of the parish would give
five thousand dollars as memorial fund
for the rebuilding of the organ In the
church.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09
!. oUARANrINE REMoVED.

BY order Of the board Of health which
held meeting yesterday several prisoners
at the jail who had been exposed to diph-
liberia were released from quarantine and
allowed to he discharged. There were
three or four Of these men who have
ssrved q little longer sentence than the
court imposed. The dipthsria at the jail
was not half a. serious as 10 was reported
10 be ana the men who have been siok
are now on the road to recovery.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

'But when complaint lie made against
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

French cloth will be sent for 10 cents extra
to pay the cost of this more handsome and
more durable binding. Address Worlds
Dispensary Medical Assn, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09
Have Your
Ulster Made

For yOu. Then you'll have some
thing to say about the material, how
it shall be lined and finished. You
want an Ulster that will fit COM
fortablv and not hang like buIlap
bag on YOU. No reason why your
Ulster shouldn't be nearly as dressy
as you are in the habit OF having
your other clothes. We make
listers at reasonable prices.
Come see us about it.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

Grand Total, %s',ooo ~
The report was aosepted.
REroRT OF COMMITTEE
The COMMITTEES on public works re-
ported as follows for the month Of Dscem-
ber. Bills and pay rolls to the amount
OF $40, ,342. Is have been approved as fol-
lows: Streets. sidewalks, and bridges,
&5,9Ol.9a; drains and sewers, 4.57.2l.
The report was accepted.
IN HONOR OF FRANCES l. WILL
LARD.
Mr.. Wilson introduced an order In the
council naming the Stroudwate primary
school In honor Of the late Francies
willard, who was frequent visitor to
Stroudwatsr ami took . great interest In
this school.
The order had passage In both boards.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1t was voted that sewer assessments be
ahated on lots on Douglass street.
Alderman Lamson introduced an order
that the time for redesming' real estate
In the city OF Deering be extended two
years from October 81. 1899. Passed by
both boards.
The petition of residents of May street
for placing an electric light at the corner
of May and Spring street was referred
to tha 90 N mittee on lights.
Frank Enooh was appointed special
policeman without pay.
A hearing was ordered on the petition
of the Portland Electric Light cnmpAny
for the erection Of poles, the date uxsd
being January "a at o'clock in the af-
ssruoon.
A petition from ]. S. Douglass trus-
tee OF she Brown estate, asking for
light 10 the court at thu rear Of 81 Dan
forth street. was referred TO the commit
tee on lights.
The occupants Of dAlt block on Com :
mercial street, s. W. Ihaxter ct al, petit
toned for the location Of an arc light
near the westerly corner OF the block
Referred to the committee on nghtf.
Nathan Cohen petitioned TO be liosr sed
to keep a Junk shop. The petition was
referred to city marshal with power.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12

gine Der i6peritsn glufgaben, ipsIde
oas 2ebsn uns duferlegt, beitebt in Der
llsbsrbringung i9mer5li9er 8pti9afs
ten. Sc nGber bic perIon, an lpel6e
infer 2luftrus Iih ri6tet, unierm Serr
sen itebt, nm 10 iaperer pirb ibre Gr,
fiillung.
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in 8eItenb betrat! Bsl9' Elm ions
nentldrer, Iiibli9 milbsr Gag, ipel9'
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ib trug in Der Sdnb bas t0otlt9e
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5reunoes gu itobenl SD mar Der uns
erbittli9e Grsengel, ipeIder ibn auf
sipis binausitoBsn iO1Ite aus Dem pa
cables Ieiusr 2iebs!
Der 9srblenoets! Sd trdf ibn ge,
T9Gftig pie einen 8rGutisam, Der
feline 9Od3eitsreiie pprbsrsitet.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-03

come such charming addition to their
ranks.
The following. from the Baltimore
News, will be of interest in Norfolk:
Miss Virginia Cooper, whose mar
rage to Mr.. Edmund De Vaux Brad
ford Will take place on April 10th at
Christ Church, Norfolk, leaves to-day
for that place, where she will visit Mrs.
Taylor, at whose residence wedding
breakfast will follow. There will be
no bridesmaids and the maid OF honor
VIII be Miss Cooper's cousin, Miss Vir-
ginia Ornc of New York
Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs. Patter-
son, of Norfolk. Va. have been spend
ing few days in Baltimore.
Mrs. Warren L. Brooke and son,
Douglas, left for Ashland, Va, on yes
terday for stay of several weeks.
Cards are out for the marriage
Thursday, the 10th OF April at O'Clock,
at thu Central Presbyterian Church,
West Fifty-seventh street, New York,
Of Miss Mary Price, daughter of Mrs.
William Henry Price, to Mr.. Samuel
Stribling Walstrum, of Prescott. Ari-
IONA. The maid of honor on this occa-
son will be Miss Bessie Allyn, who will
leave shortly for New York.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Morse to Mr.
William Boardman Parham, the cere-
mony to take place the evening OF
April 18th.
This evening, in Brambleton, will oc-
cur the marriage of Miss Lucy Maude
Hudgins, daughter of Mrs Maggie
Iludgins to Mr.. William T. Cox.
In Richmond. the Gath inst, will oc-
cur the marriage of Miss Bessie Pace
daughter of Mr.. James B. Pace, of
Richmond. and Mr.. Alfred McGill Ran
dolph, of Pittsburg. son of Rt. Rev. A.
NJ. Randolph. of Norfolk. Bishop OF the
=. T.. Diocese of Soutern Virginia.
THE LADIES WORKING SOCIETY
The Ladies' Working Society of the
Freemason Street Baptist Church, Mrs
r. w. Lamb president. met yesterday
afternoon in the church. Arrangements
were made for the forthcoming kellogg
Bird Carnival which will take place
next Monday evening at o'clock. at
the Y. M. C. A. Hall. The election of
officers. which was to have taken place
was postponed until the next meeting.
MEETINGS.
There will be n meeting of the
Daughters of the Confederacy this
morning at IL o'clock in Pickett-Bu-
chanan Hall. Main street.
Circle No. l. OF the Kings Daughters
will hold a special called meeting this
afternoon at 1870 o'clock in the pastors
study of Epworth NJ. T.. Church.
SOCK SOCIAL.
The Kings Daughters of the First
Baptist Church will give a Sock and
Darning Social this evening at No. I21
Windsor avenue. The sock given in AT
the door is expected to contain twice
as many pennies as the number of sock
that the donor wears. Refreshments
free
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-03

preached two magnificent confirmation
sermons Sunday, one at Christ Church.
in the morning. and the other at st.
Peters. at night. AT the former he con-
flrmed n class Of sixteen and at the
latter thirty.
There were four accessions to the
Freemason Street Church of Christ
Discples) Sunday. The ordinance of
baptism was administered at night.
The First Presbyterian Church has
secured the services of Mr.. William w.
Whiddit, Jr., as orEanist and director
of the choir. He will enter upon his
duties about the LIST of May.
1t is learned that arrangements will
be perfected for the conservation of ST.
Luke's Episcoal Church during the
week succeeding Easter day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-03
Saies Of Real Estate.

Messrs. Stephenson &c Taylor. auc-
tioneers. sold yesterday at the Real Es-
tate and Stock Exchange. for c. l.. De-
noon, trustee. the following property in
Norfolk county:
Block No. 8, lots SO, "a, Sc: block No.
.. lots Sc. IS, 40. A.. A; block No. 5,
lots SO, 40. 42. to S. Keppler for $1.1O0
} Block No. 81, lots 81. 80, to H. l.. De-
noon for S120.
Block No. O. lots So, 81, 80. II. 4s. and
block No. 81. lots 1. 3. 8, I. .. to II. l..
Denoon for $3.50.
Total sales. 1910.
At the same time and place II. L.
Page & Co. sold for George w. Dey,
trustee, a house and lot on Rowland
avenue to w. III. Barnard for $500.
Grand total, S2,I10.