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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-30
Ia re Manrice CzIassherg hankr,,nt

In re Maurice Glassberg, bankrupt;
petition for review
In re New Klondike Mining company,
bankrupt; motion to dismiss proceed
ings.
In re Jerome Hirschman, bankrupt: q
number of motions filed by intervening
creditors and trustee to retax costs.
In re Henry L. Steed, bankrupt; OBJ
jectionS to discharge
In re D. G. Mckinley, bankrupt; OBJ
jections to discharge
In re William L. Hanson, bankrupt;
objections to discharge.
In re Maurice Glassberg, bankrupt:
objections to discharge.
In re Michael Cunningham, bankrupt;
objections to discharge, and application
to set same for hearing and motion for
commissions to issue to take testimony.
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Real Estate Transfers.

J. L. Gresham to Laura Gresham,
lots II and IS, block Is, plat A, Gar
den City addition -..--.....-...$
Laura Murray to w. u. Palmer,
lots II and Is. block Is, plat A, Gar
den City addition -. ................
Z. +. Sheets to G.. r. Boutwell, ct al,
lots and Z. block l, plat A.......... 3,
Deseret Investment co. to T. w.
Jennings, 16QX5712 feet northeast
from % feet east of southwest cor
ner OF lot 2, block IS, plat A..
John Cook to Charles Drascher, l is
acres in southeast quarter of sec
ton 30, township ) south, range l
east
Cora. A Smith and husband to r. w
Sampson. 155 feet by rods north
west from rods west of southeast
corner of lot l, block "a, plat c.. 3,
r. T. Burton to II. X. Burton. S5X31
feet southeast from 40 feet east of
northwest corner of lot s, block Sc,
D. III. Wenger to Sarah ]. Brannon.
lots II and L. block 2, Miles &
HaIniltons addition .......-...-.----.
Kate Z. Farrell and husband to Nam
ME H Marshall. 15X125 feet south
west from northwest corner of lot
3, block 25, plat D.. .............. s.,
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Jewelry PeddIers Arrested.

Charles Nelson, John Burke and John
Scully, a trio of transients, were run
in yesterday afternoon on a charge of
violating the license ordinance. The
trio were taking in the stores and sd-
looms on the street, trying to dispose
of a quantity of jewelry consisting of
gold rings and silver bracelets.
The peddlers succeeded in disposing of
some of their JeWelry before Officer
Parry discovered that they had no Ii
cense- AS soon as the discovery was
made the men were picked up one af-
ter the other and marched into the
station, where they were put in the
lookup.
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Stocks in London.

New York, Sept. 29.-The Commercial
says:
The market here was iethargic and dull
ali around today. There was practically
no tension because of the monetary and
political apprehensiOns which prevailed.
Americans were featureless, prices lower,
following the New York lead, though the
quotations generally were above parity.
Money was easier today.
Silver was steady but quieter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS

The following choice new BOOKS VIII be
added to the public library on Monday
morning:
MISCELLANEOUS
Benjamfn-'sU. s. Naval Academy
Birrell-"Law and History OF Copy
CIews-'The Wall Street Point of
Fricker-'.The Anthracite Regions"
Hannah--'A Brief History of Eastern
Asia"
Harland (Marionl-. Literary Hearth
stone Series: Hannah More John
Knox, William Cowper,' '.whers
aubbard@A Little Journeys to the homes
Of Eminent Painters" Little Journeys
to the Homes of Famous Women Lit
tie Journeys to the Homes of Good Men
and Great
Jones European Travel for women
jordan. Imperial Democracy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
Moody-'.Lite OF Dwight L. Moody"
insSh-..W ORD 3 Politics at the End
Roosevelt-"Oliver Cromwell"
experimentation OF an Old Musi-
Sears---PoliticaI Growth of the Nine
teenth Century"
stead-"The Crucifixion.'
World
Mins,ow-"Concerning Cats"
Woodberry-'Make Of Literature"
Allen-"Hilda Wade.
BerrmTh he Maid OF :. Maiden Lane"
CorsIIi-''The Master Christian.
Finnemore-"Red Men of the Dusk
Gaboriau's Works-..E1le No lI3' Hon
or of the Name, q" Monsieur Iecoc %
Mystery of OrcivaI,'' ''Other Peoples
Money Widow Lerouge''
Hamilton-'Tne Dishonor of Frank
Scott
Harland (Henry)-"Comedies and Err
rorS,' Gray Roses
Harte-"Mr. Jack Hamlin's Meditation"
Hough-''The Girl at the Hallway
House
Laughlin-'Johnnie''
Life"
Osborne-"S Secret of the Crater"
Phillpotts-"S Sons of the Morning"
Payne Mistress Penwick''
Ridge-''A Breaker of Laws"
Stickney-''BroWn of Lost River"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-30
Coffee and Sugar.

New York Sept 29-Coffee-Spot Rio
dull; No. invoice, S1s mild. quiet; cor
dova, 9AQ1L Futures closed steady, So
10 points net higher. Total sales, ,T5t
bags, including December, ITO; January
115; March, 7.25, and July, $50.
Sugar-Haw. firm; fair refining, Az
centrifugal 96-test, 5; mOlasses sugar, 4;
refined, firm; No. 6, $50; No. Z, $50; No.
8, $40; No. 8, $50; No. 10, 5.Z5; No. II. $50;
No; Y, $50; No. -, 5.l5; No ID, SIS; sand
mould "A" $40; cut loaf 6.55; crushed,
SOP; powdered, 6-25; graduated, 615;
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Loans, Exchange and SILVER

New York. Sept. 2e.-Close: Money on
call nominal; no loans, closed at 2 per
Sterling exchange was weak, with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at 4.S51kM
1865. for demand and 4S2A for 60 days:
posted rates, 4.S3Gl4. S315 and 4S712; COM
mercial bills, 4S2140I4 S2%
cent.
Bar silver, 633s
Silver certificates, 631a6I641z
Mexican dollars. 1875
State bonds weak, railroad bonds irreg-
ular, government bonds steady
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Pacific Coast Grain Markets.

San Francisco, Sept. 29.-Wheat steady:
December, LOSS; May, Ll314; cash, L0215.
Barley-No sales; cash, Is.
Portland, Ore, Sept. 29--Wheat was
easier, in sympathy with other markets.
Waila Walla, 5S1zGt56; valley, 80; bluestem,
Tacoma, Wash. Sept. 29.-Wheat was
steady and unchanged; blUestem, 80; club,
Sc both for export.
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FEDERAL COURT CALENDAR

Motions and Demurrers For Hearino
Tomorrow.
Following is list of motions and de-
nurrers for hearing in the United
States court tomorrow morning, being
the October rule day. They Will be
heard and determined on application of
counsel for either party:
Grethe Screnson VS.. Southern Pacific
company; petition for new trial.
United States vs. Assyrian Asphalt
company ct al; application for intunc-
ton against defendant
Patrick Sheridan VS.. Southern Pacific
company; demurrer to amended an
sWer.
Pabst Brewing company VS.. Salt
Lake Lake Brewing company. demurrer to
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Denver. Sept. 9-Cattie-Receipts 200.
! Market 13ri1 t steady and quiet; Peef steers,
paid to the river), 3.O064.4G- stoc il-rs
(freight paid to the river, 3.50Q4.59; bulls,
stays. etc, 2-O003. 80.
Hogs-Reoeipts 400 Market 5 cents
higher; light packers and mixed, 5000. so /;
heavy, 525Q5. 35
sheep-Receipts, /, 800. Quiet; good fat
muttOns, 325d3. 70; lambs, 3756450
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha, Sept. .-Cattle-Reeeipts, 400.
NORMALLY steady; native beef steers, 40
steers. 3.2514O0; cows. 4O044.25 Gamers,
100000; stockers and feeders, 3-25Q4- So;
calves, 3C0Q5-5o; bulls, stays, etc, $500
AGO
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Active, strong;
heavy, 5.100529; mixed, 5.121205-1712
light, 5.171z05- 271z; pigs, 40005-00; bulk of
sales, 5.15a5.20.
Sheep-None- Firm: western muttons,
325@499; stock sheep, 3.00QS.70; lambs,
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Condition of tbe Treasury.

Washington, Sept. 29.-Today's state
ment OF the treasury balance IN the gen.
eral fund, exclusive of the S15O.OO0, 900 gold
reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $135, 052,-
3I2; gold, $50, ri, 245.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-30
Friends Plan Missions.

Richmond, Sept. 29.-The Indiana
yearly meeting of Friends, now in ses-
sion here, has joined other American
yearly meetings in the work of estab-
fishing missions in the West Indies.
The work begins this year. A new
constitution, designed to meet all the
conventions, was decided upon today.
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Weeks Exports and Imports.

New York, Sept. 29.-The exports of
gold and silver from this port TO all
countries for this week aggregate 81. OSj,-
315 silver bars and coin, and S34 ,402 gold.
The imports OF specie were 81, $50 gold
and Sl74,5S4 silver.
The imports of dry goods and merchant
disc were valued at 81, 1871. go.
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Kansas CITY Iiyestock.

Kansas City. Mo, Sept 29-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. none Market unchanged
Hogs-Receipts, 400 Steady to easy;
heavy, J. 2Odt5. 80, packers, 5.2212G5.5e5
mixed, 5.171Sa525; light, 5.6505.30; york.
ers. 5.25G5.30; pigs, -4S0d5.15.
No sheep.
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nhioa 90 livestock.

Chicago. Sept. 9.-Cattle-Receipts, lOO.
Nronoinallv stsady. Natives good to prime
stea,,- < 45zIg s.: poor to medium, 800
AZ: Selected feeders. s.s0q34.50; mixed
stocI<ers. g. 50G3. IS; cows, 2.f0ls4 70; helferS
calves 4 5Od65O: Texas fed steers, 4zOQ
$50; grassers, 325di TO; bulls, 1900;
fdogsIRecelpts 20 PEST s Iiztf STEADY
Others c. lower; tep. 5-55; mixed and
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butchers, 5.o5a5.55; good TO choice heavy,
3. 05U5.4 23zs rough heavy, 4.so1o-00; light,
5. 15Q5.55; bulk of sales. 5.20Q5.4o
Sheep-Receipts, 2,500- Sheep and
lambs steady, good to choice wethers,
g. 1904 20 fair to choice mixed, 5.5013-S0
western sheep, 4.0094.15; Texas sheep,
250G3.6O; native lambs, 4-2595.50; western
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat Is Dull and Says, Closing
Down

Chicago, Sept. 29.-Wheat was dull.
Liverpool was SD lower at the close, the
weather in the northwest clear and a
Jones cable put the weeks danulsan
shipments at 1,736,oOe bushels and the
world shipments at 81, 10000 bushels
0c 9ber- opened at 1914 to 76K and on
selling by eleventh hour, longs chopped
20 fo7s. On the dip elevator int erests
bought and October recovered to 7eHk
closing steady, 1sQ1I cent lower at 76l176Js.
Corn was dull and weak on heavy re-
celpts; There was plenty for sale all day
ana the demand was slack. October
closed q cent lower at SSss
oats We're very dull. October closed a
shade lower at z17k.
Provisions were quiet but the market
showed a strong undertone based on a
demand from shorts and fair buying by
OUTSIDE interests. The range of prices
was narrow and they closed unchanged
from yesterday all around
Tine leading futures ranged as foIIowz-
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Bath Robes


and house coats, profusion of pat
terms and designs.
BROWN, TERRY &WOODRUFF CO..
166 Main street
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Butter and Eggs,

Chicago, Sept. 29.-On the produce ex
change, today, the butter market wa
dull; creamery, 16q2152; dairy, 1SQ1S-
Eggs-Firm, fresh, 1612.
CheeSe-Dull, 1OI4 ala.
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Metal Market

New York, Sept 29-Pig iron weak;
northern, 14d16: southern. l3616
Copper steady: brokers'. 1875.
Lead dull; brokers', $500.
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State Of Utah, once OF the Secretary of
State.
I, James 7. Hammond, secretary of
state of the state of Utah, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a full true
and correct copy of the statement of the
above-named company, now on file in my
office, 9th day of September, 1900.
Secretary of State
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-30
Report made to the Secretary of State
# the State of Utah of the condition of
THE Wells, FARGO ( @. BANK.

State of Utah, county of Salt Lake
J. Z. Dolly, being first duly sworn, ac-
cording to law, deposes and says that
he is cashier of the abOve-named bank:
that the above and foregoing report con-
tains a full, true and correct statement
of the condition of the said bank at the
close of business on the 5th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1900. J. Z. DOGLY.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day of September. 1900.
GEO. b. BRASTOW.
Notary Public
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IN THE POLICE COURT.

The case of J. c. Presbridge and G..
L. Harding. the two college men, who
got on a spree and used abusive Ian
guage and interfered with an officer,
was up in police court yesterday af-
ternoon. The young men did not ap-
pear. but were represented by Judge
Sawyer. The latter pleaded that the
defendants were college bred young
men and no common drunkS and there
fore should receive the leniency of the
court. The judge thought that by rea-
son of their education their offense was
all the more objectionable, and in
formed their attorney that if Pres
bridge, who had used the abusive Ian
gUage, were present he would fine him
and confine him in jail also. AS
neither was present, though, the case
was finally settled by filming the defend
ants the $25 each which they had put
up for their appearance.
The case of John Eckman, William
Roach, Alma Pratt and Charles Lin
skog, who were charged with befouling
the waters of Parley's creek, was
called for yesterday afternoon. The
case against Eckman and Roach, who
will be represented by Attorneys Hark-
ness and Howatt, was continued until
next Thursday at , p. m Those of
Pratt and Linsl1og We're also continued
by request until Saturday, Oct. Is, at
d. m.
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FIFTY NEW BOOKS.
Public Library Collection Accustomed
BY Several Volumes.

The following choice new books VIII be
added to the public library on Monday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-30
Fred. Christensen, Principal.

Offenders of the Dancing Masters Association)
The sun., 1900-05-11
Beers Are in Full Retreat Be-
yond the Stream and Hut
ton is in Pursuit.
0 REPORTED BY ROBERTS
President Kruger Receives Dispatch
From Boer Woman Offering to
Pnt an Armed Corps of
a Women in the Field.
3& Other News.

London, May 10-An official notice
issued here announces that the Beers are
in full retreat from the Zand river.
e This news came to the war office in the
following dispatch from Lord Roberts:
"The enemy are in full retreat They
occupied a position 20 miles in length.
Ours was necessarily longer. With the
widely scattered force it will take some
time to learn the casualties. but | am
hopeful we have not suffered much The
cavalry and horse artillery are pursuing
the Beers by three different roads,"
M The fact that General French and the
cavalry have been brought up to supple
mcnt General lIutton's mounted infan-
try leads TO the hope in British official
circles that the pursuit announced ly
Lord Roberts may prevent all the B0cr
guns and convoy from escaping.
iA Before this dispatch arrived the war
loliico had received thc following from
Lord Roberts:
"a 'Wolgclcgrn, N.ny 9.-Polr-C Carcw's
md fucEpr's division, with IIamilton's
column AMI heavy naval end royal gar
sriSon artillery guns ana fnr brigade,
sof cavalry. marched here today. The
enemy hold The opposite bank Of the Iand
The sun., 1900-05-11
CITY TREA OBDURATE
City Council | Summon the
City $ Their

City treasure still refuses to
sign and deposfks on Union
Bank drawn t%o for the pur-
pose Of taking 5 out of that
bank and placlt the First Ma
tional. There ihce OF Sl33 be-
tween the accou city treasurer
and the city auds is caused by
the dispute bet City Council
and the Street pr DEPARTING mt
over the wharf This sum the
city treasurer had to a separate
account and exps intention of
so doing until is decide the
matter.
At the meetingil last week a
communication wed from City
Treasurer Hamtegard to the
matter and at las meeting, the
following comm was read:
Wilmingtolay 10, 1900.
ITO the Honorab
"Mayor anl."
"Gentlemen:-, acknc wledge
receipt of your COTTON OF May 4,
with reference tAow in Union
National Bank. that / cannot
comply with youi for the reason
stated in my conion to you OF
May 3.
"Yours lly,"
"W. HAMANN,"
ty Treasurer. .
The communid das referred tt
the finance comm city solicitor
The sun., 1900-05-11
CHAlRMEN AND DELEGATES.
Two Democratic Ward Meetings
Were Held Last Night.

Democrats Of the Sixth and Seventh
Wards met last night and elected chair
men and delegates to the State cnnv-n-
tion. The Seventh Ward held tne'r
meeting at the Logan House and elected
Michael Donahue, Sr., chairman, "Ld
James II. Kane, delegate.
Tne meeting of the Sixth WARD vas
held at the North End Athletic Club,
Fifteenth and French streets. G' e,ge
Hognp was elected chairman, VII II
Mcl aff rty delegate 10 the hundred ,unl-
e3tter ana Edward Newell was recp.n-
NJ ndrd Is delegate. to the State Goa
ytntun from the sixth Ward.
The sun., 1900-05-11

MAJOR GENERAL r. T. II. HUTTON.
river Their strength will Do asccrnncd
tomorrow. when hope tn bel able tn
fore" 4 passage Of the river
a second message from Lord Roberts
read rs f0llows
"Cahlc Cart Headquarters. May 10
We are now l"ruSS the Iund river. The
enemy arr holding strong position. but
we are gradually pushing them back"
y dispatch from Thahnnchu says that
the Beers have moved their headquarters
i'll this district from l.udybrand to Clio.
coian. They occupy strong positions at
Mcsatling'S nck. The British, includ
ing General Brahant. are scattered
among q plumber of Stratcgical points.
securing the country south of the line
from Winhrrg to l.adybrand.
News of the Free Staters.
The Free StateIS are moving in small
parties. with their herds, from Ficksburs
To bethlehem. On their way to Hur-
risnlith or the Naal.
President Kruger has received a tqle.
gram from Il Boer woman asking if the
time has not arrived for the formation of
corps of women. adding that she is ple.
pared. with Il body of women volunteers.
to take up arms in defense of The indie.
pnndence of the Transvaal.
The war office has received from Lord
Roberts Il dispatch dated Xand river
camp, May 8, saying:
Il have received most CHEEKY tele.
gram from Badcn-powell, dated April
27."
Reports from Lourenco Marques show
that the customs authorities there, in adj
dltion to clothing and shoes, refuse to
clear corned beef for the Transvaal, hold.
ing it is contraband.
a dispatch to the Cologne Gazette from
Pretoria says General Louis Botha, fed
eral army. Informed the government that
he would resign his command if it were
intended to destroy the Johannesburg
mines. He had no grievance against pri-
yate property, he said and would only
fight hostile army. General Botha was
officially Informed that it was not intend |
ed to destroy the mines.
The action of the customs authorities |
at Lourenco Marques in more closely |
scrutinizing consignments for the Trans. |
vaal is liable to be a serious matter for |
the Beers and indirectly for the British
prisoners, who are liable to be the first
to feel the effects of any shortage OF
foodStuffs
The sun., 1900-05-11
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Front street east of Market is having
its annual cleaning.
Crematory employees will probably
have half holiday on Saturdays during
the summer.
The Delaware Saengerbund concert il
the Opera House on Monday, May IA
will be- delightful musical treat.
Ali employees of the p, w. Il B. rail
road com pany in this city received Their
checks yesterday for the month OF April
Wilmington City Railway Company
tracks on West Fourth street have beer
joined at Madison street, greatly facili
tating travel.
While going to market yeeterda.
morning, Mrs. Fox of No. 1909 Eas
Eleventh street, was stricken with an at
tack of epilepsy and was carried int
the home of Mrs. keough, M. 50
1 C.uich street, Where she recovered.
The sun., 1900-05-11

of the Street Fair. Tonight the commit
sions, prizes, parades. and music will
meet the presidents of all the fire COM
panies in the city and arrange for the
fremen's parade.
The various committees of the Lodge
of Elks already selected will have abso-
lutte charge OF all carnival matters com
ing within their jurisdiction. Anybody
wishing to do business with any com
mittee may facilitate matters by com
muuicating with the various chairmen.
Of the committee on booths, exhibits,
merchants and manufacturers, L. p.
Buck is chairman.
Joseph II. Martin is chairman Of the
committee on printing and advertising
Horace Greeley Knowles is chairman
Of the committees on transportation,
special excursion, railroad ard cam
boat rates.
Lambert ]. Foulk is chairman of the
committee on badges. tickets, privileges
and free admissions.
Charles G. Brown is chairman of the
committee on public safety and police.
William Voss is chairman of the com.
mittee on grounds, buildings and electric
lights.
DIR. Swithin Chandler is chairman o.
the committee on medical staff.
]. Norris Robinson is chairman of the
committee on fraternal organizations
social sessions, prizes, parades ant
music.
G. G. Wood ward is chairman of tn,
committee on souvenir program.
J. Paul Brown is chairman OF the com
mttee on finance, and the reserve com
mittee has as chairman. A. G. Fleming
The Street Fair and Carnival is to b
inclosed by a fence, 8 feet high. Tn
space inclosed will extend from curb lin
to curb line.
The sun., 1900-05-11
Rush Of Space Applicants to the
DirectOr-General and Assist
ants at $50 and S22
Market Street.
ARCH FOR MAIN ENTRANCE
This Will be Situated on this North
Side of Washington Street
Bridge so Midway Show
Will Occupy a Space
45Ox6OO Feet in
Dimensions.

The Street Fair and Elks'
Carnival will commence on
Monday, June 1S, and continue
until June 23.
Everybody has turned in TO
make the Carnival a success.
Carnival headquarters were
opened Yesterday at Nos. $50
and 822 Market street.
Members OF the Carnival
Executive Committee will he
at these headquarters every
hour of the day. This is the
place for those wanting space
for booths and privileges to APP
ply.
Every information regarding
the Street Fair and Elks' Car
nival will be furnished to those
who will visit the headquar-
ters.
The sun., 1900-05-11
ola r.owien HON a;e ID Withdrawn

The farm Of IT,. a'r Josiah l. L1Nden,
near Christ'ann v'Iia,e was rffrrcd at
pnplic sale ye'te d y by Henry q C"n-
IA, t.. adniu.tratar II { price bid
VAS nUt satisfactory, ~ roperty MAS
withdrawn, and j. now hid for sae by
the administrators. rnr attendance as
good and much interest manifested in
tile sale. 1t VAS III desk from tie I'D
t,onltstcad on this property that will
\ years old was discovered last Sunday
in IN autiaoue shop in Philadelphia.
The sun., 1900-05-11
DIOCESAN PRIESTS.
Thirty of Them Were in Session in
This City Yesterday.

The semi.annual conference of the
clergy OF the Roman Catholic Diocese OF
Wilmington, opened its session yester-
day morning at IL O'Clock in the base
ment of St. Pau's Church, Fourth and
Jackson streets. Bishop John j. Mona.
CHAN and about 80 priests from this State
ind tile Peninsula were present. The
Rev. DR.. Tierney Of Mt. S.. Mary's En-
metsourg, Md, was the moderator.
Various matters pertaining to the vel
fare OF tile diocese and the regimen o.
the church were discussed.
+ After the conference, the clergy re-
,,airtd to the Eprscma! residence, Thirt
nd Jackson streets, where they hat
inner.