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WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, TUESDAY, MAY Is, 1900.
NEW CITY CHARTER WORK.
Joint Committee Considers Several
Sections OF the Bill.

At the meeting OF the joint committee
OF the Board Of Trade and City Council
held last night to consider the new char
ter six sections of the bill were con-
aidered. Thrree of the sections were
adopted as they appeared in the charter.
A substitute was offered for that section
which provides that all accounts against
the city be approved by City Council
The substitute makes it possible for
claims to be payed without being referred
to council. 1t, however, provides that
council can examine the claims at any
time they desire. A substitute was also
offered and considered to section No. 90,
which relates to assessments of real
estate.
The substitute specifies the property
to be exempted from taxation and con-
tinues the Board of Assessors, four in
number, as in the original bill. The
substitute further provides that the five
wards into which the city will be di.
vided, each be divided into four sec.
tions.
The executive board consisting Of the
five departments and the Mayor, is au
thorized to assign each one of the foui
assessors to a ward and each one 0
them to one section OF the remaining
ward. The plan will give each ward {
different assessor every year.
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Young Col3red lIsn's A.,p"ay-
auce Created eenSat;an
in Court i'o3n.
WAS ONCE ENTIRELY BLACE
Warner jackson Was in Courtto ap.
pear Against Howard Honey,
Through Whom he Lost an Eye
Last Christmas, and was
Also Turning White.

Quite sensation was created in Grim
inal Court at the County C,uft Ii uSt
yesterday afternoon by t. e appearance
on the witness stand as a prosecutor, .
young colored man who, by some stia' g"
process of nature, is turning white.
The man is Warner Jackson Of near
Middletown, Del. He is about - years
Of age and last Christmas, during Il joii
fication, was shot in the lett eye by a
ball from a revolver in tie hands oi
Howard Honey. AS result lie lost the
sight Of the eye. 1t has been tn9red
and he now has glass one.
a number Of witnesses were eN41aasd.
| j. fl. Pullman testified that thly Ntt,
eniovipg holiday and hayuS att.oni
at Odessa. Honey said in Xiii oEn ~.
nal that he had nothing agIihst Jackson.
Judge Grubb ID imposing sentence
told Honey that ne had a III aud tl
result was that Jackson lo.i t.-e2. ii
was d serious Cffensr. H. tFna ssh.
tencel him 20 4 yea'4 in,pisaee6t.
Jackson, the prosecutor %ns U@rn
@ita bfpNn complexion %l!ea Hp
Nas siS years of age he 81 ssC f. turn
wtite.
FIRST a small patch Of hitc skia
1 showed on his back and tiiis Was f0l.
lowed BY the rest u his bod! starliag 4
turn white.
Now he is nearly white. Physicisns
are unape to thoroughly eXplain tltis
wonderful change taking p!see. Iae
only reason given is that the saAnse !,
caused by a disease or deraugemenf d
the inner skin. There are sfi! a iea
dark patches on his face.
The grand jury found true bids agaius
John Metham, larceny, Harry Nicho.
son, carving concealed deadly weapnr
Wesley Mason, larceny; Benjamin l.op-r
carving concealed a deadly weapon
Benjamin Laper, firing pistol; Wa'tf
Cresty, larceny; Geo. Fisher, ag2ravate'
assault; VIM. Moore, arcen,; + Il
Davidson, larceny; Francis Jagouz NiEsi
larceny; Jos. Rosit, breaking in:o
house.
Wesly Mason, pleaded guilty to lar Il
oil a pa.r OF trousers and got five atu,l i.
, ten lashes and S. fine. Benjamin. /. i"
! got ten days for carrying conata
deadly weapon, Walter CHRISTI. pieaf,,
guilty to larceny OF gold wacl ga'ie
1T S35, chain valued at s. a.ai stt
button valued at seventy-fye e,.#t., MI
! liam Moore, pleaded gnilty to 4r45ltF
smoothing brushes, trolley sheae., sc
paIuetl at s. %
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SCHOOL BOARD FINANCES.
Treasurer Bartram Presents His
Report For April.

The report Of Treasurer Bartram Of the
Board OF Education, for April, ls as fol-
lows:
Raceipts-To balance fund for new
buildings, etc, S44l.I5; BALANCE, current
expenses, ~, 43o IS; appropriation from
City Council, current expense ipnd, ST.
920' OF. interest on deposits, Union Ma
tional Bank, $40 02; rent OF house no.
OIL West street, S95; total, Sl5, S96 81.
Sll. .935 IS; salaries paid officers and jani-
tors, Sl,lS9 2S; books and stationery,
SlO4 ii; manual tlaining supplies, Sly
SIS; fuel, 5000; furniture, Sl32 ,36;. re.
pairs, SlS5.2g; supplies for supervisor
and sewing teacher, $l4.24; free library
S55S 3S; miscellaneous, Slll.33; balance
fund for new buildings, SAL 10; balance
fund for current expenses, Sl,036.S4
total, Sl5, 1896. 81.
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VOTE FOR BRYAN liEN." /"
This instruction EGiyen to Dele
gate From Third Ward.
Selections Made by Democrats il
Three Wards On City Chair
men and Delegates to the
state Convention.

Democrats If tho Tenth, Fourth and
Third wards held meetings lasi nizht aad
elected chairmen and delegates 10 thA
State convention. At the Third ward
meeting EAward McNabb was elected
chairman, Stephen Cook, see, etary,
Peter McCloskey treasurel Edward
OConner delegate to the hundred con
vention, and Neal Kennedy, delegate to
State convention. Mr. Kennedy was in
structed to support only BRYAN Demo
Gratis to the Kansas City Convention, 1t
was an unusually large meeting, about
200 being present, and every motion
made was passed nni n mously.
The Fourth ward elected James Fl
Kane chairman, Thomas Gormly secre.
tary and delegate to hundred conventio,
and John Dougherty delegate to Statt
convention. ---.--,
Those elected at the Tenth ward were
Michael }. Maoney chairman, ]. Alea|e1
secretary, j. s. Clarkson treasurer anC
NJ. J. Long delegate t. bundled convpn
tion.s ssThers we've seyera' nominees 10
delegate To State couvention'and as nj
one could be aereed vi on il VAS Laid owe
until Friday night.
On that evening a meeting Of the fiitl
district which comprises the Tenth
Eleveth, Twelfth ana part OF the Fit
ward will be held and a STATE delegate lo
tile Fifth ward will i,e elected.
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An echo ii tile tr0ube il the Bamd af
EAncatian about five years aga, Wien an
effbr aas made BY certain members To
inyes gate 3ftaifs at the High SchGal
and detective was hired 60 assist III the
work, was head al THE Getting OF the
Board OF Education last evening, when
the following communication from Law
yer llllles was read:
"BoARn or EDucATIoN,
"WllMlNGToN, DLL
'GENTLEMEN:
rDr. Crnmbaugh has requested that |
should make demand on you for the
rgsort,of the Franklin Detective Agency
made some years ago, which report he
Informs me is in your possession. You
will recollect that the board repudiated
the employment of the agency, stating
that Dr.. Crumbaugh was alone response
BILE for such employment, since which
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ONE CENT
PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL.
nGncilmen Gaiacn %tove-. HeaIy,
0heriy ard II raghan w ~
Jpn0i,i E4tln,

Ha'ess lie .sBg i'aGr' -Councilmcn
Ntllei Wi!is, SnlttaG Aolsely
a.ie @ rdt,cns jtit ti,r ~tid Sx''-
enicilnra AtNaadrr ciravts, Healy,
HsnoH, O1etg aa Nanaet 4
aalgionise u : lH,' lid rii. etta, presi-
~ 81 caunril \ xaa1er 81 cventnal.
Y ~ mpeI eG @ d claiethe ity offices
aefHt.
IN tff ,rt 70 caocus ~ The after will
," made tanortoH night President
tlrSand' is rtii being strongly urged
q ,aee Iii step aul i receiving much
,r,tinfe, y eit ON H. proposed aetion.
Sh nI Prr-i3rEt Alexander declare
d. fires vacant, it is said be will be
4iven the full support Of the other five of
the ''Solid Six /"
It was reported last night that the
THREE Republican mtmhers would either
i"te u support Alexander or refrain
;fcin vtting This wonld leave the op-
position so!tl q the Big -Four,
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THE REGISTRATION OFFICIALS
Regular Republican City Committee
Receive Names of Persons
Recommended.

The Regular Republican First District
Committee met last evening, when the
making Of arrangements for the registra-
tion of voters i'll August and September
was commenced. Committeeman from
about one t.ird OF the election districts
in the city submitted names OF Republi-
canssIItaple to serve as registration
officers. The committeeman from the re-
manning districts will submit names later.
The complete list must be submitted to
the Department. OF Elections on or before
June l. Six names must be Submitted
for each district.
The Democratic City Committee will
likely take the matter up at its next
meeting. IL is Thought that the Demo
Gratis will have two registration Officials
TO each one allotted the Republicans al
the Department of Elections is Demo
|
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why the ONy-Hydrogen
Company injunction siiit IS
not under the control OF the
City Solicitor ?
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Arthur w. Spruance is in New York
Miss Ethel McNey has returned from
Boston.
Ernest Haynes has returned from
Smyrna.
Mrs. Priscilla Sharp has returned from
visit to Georgetown.
Miss Goldie Stokes, of Philadelphia,
il the guest of Wilmington friends.
Mrs. John K. Loou1is and son Dat-
lett are visiting relatives in West Ches'
ter.
Former Representative William K
Davis, OF Smyrna, was in this city yes
terday.
Miss Jeanette Leary gave 2 O'Clock
dinner at her home, No. 1917 West Sixth
street, in honor Of Miss Edith :.Pngh, Q
1 + izaheSh, n. j..
Misses Helen NcCaully and Bessi'
Mutray, William Metten and Georg
I. Tawnsend, Jr., of this city, wer
entertained by Miss Bertha Hoffecker a
5 nyrna on Sunday.
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VISITING FIRaME,N orr
I.eaye inr baltimore After E..a

I.eayc for Baltimore After resas
Guests o. Lawrence G. Tayiu..
TIE Washington. Fire Comrai
Reading left this city YESTERDAY q. 3 50
O'Clock f3r Baltimore, alter their de- !, ilt-
iul visit here as the guest Of the Nasi-
ington Fire Company Of this CITY.
Before bidding farewell the visieg
firemen and their hosts, 80 sttene.
marched to Lawrence G. Taylor's saiern.
No. 6l5 Shipley street, where they vete
entertained for az hour. Mr.. Taylor Nae
the only saloonkeeper in this city Nhe
has the distinction of giving Firrnieu'
Day. His place was open to all fifepfl
yesterday and with music and lunch TIT
visitors spent a pleasant hour.
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Special days, with unusually well dis
played pafades aud unique celebrations
are expected to contribute much to the
success of the big Street Fair and Elks
Carnival ia this city during tile week Of
June Is. According to the plan mapped
ou5 by Wilmington Lo5gn Of Eiks'
Thursday jaue II, will b. the greatest
day of TIE mammoth carnival. 1t will
be Elks Dr.. Invitations have been
sent to Lodges d Elks ia Reading, Cam
den, n. j., Chester, Philadelphia, Bdltt-
more aud Allan ic C!ty requesting each
and every lodge in those cities to send
here OH june p large delegation to par
ticipate in a street parade.
Au Elks' parade will be a novel affair
to the citizens OF Wilmington and this
! State. 1t is an impressive procession
such as the people Of Atlantic City, st.
Louis and other cities in which national
gatherings of Elks have been held al
wavs recall as one of the most pleasing
street turn outs in the history Of those
respective cities Should all the invited
lodges accept the Elks parade will take
place on the evening of Thursday June
II. The route will be from Fourth and
Market streets to the entrance of the
Street Fair on the north side of Wash
ing on Street bridge. The Elks' parad-
ing costume is full dress suit and silk
hat. The parade will be followed by a
public social session such as EIks only
are capable Of holding.
Applications for booth space continue
to come in. For the benefit OF prospec.
tive boothtakers it may be said that all
applications must be in by May 2l. This
is made necessary in order that the con
tractor having charge of the erection oi
booths may know jast how much lum
Der will be needed. The price for booth
space Il placed at s. i lineal foot. That
price includes the erection Of the b ,Gth
and insares the purchaser 4 oooth prop
.erly inclQsd.
No Liguor TO DC Sold.
| Although an offer Of several Thousand
dollars has BEEN made lor tine privilege
of d German Village, the eX, eutlye com
mittee mas decided not TO permit tht
sale OF Intoxicating liquor, either in tllt
industrial Exposition or i'll the Midway
! Persons having booths at the stree
. fair for thg display OF wines and liquors
I will be allowed to take orders for thei
wares, the latter to be delivered off thi
grounds but the management expects t
adhe rilidy to the order against til,
sale of Intoxicating beverages.
This decision of the executive com
mttee seems to meet with universal ap
: proval. 1t recommends itself to al
classes of citizens, who have the slcces:
!, of the carnival at heart as a matter o
! city pride.
The fremen of this city, at maeting
held at all the fire companies last night
decided to participate in Fireman's Da,
at the big carnival. 1t has been decided
a to set part Tuesday instead Of Thursda.
S as Firenan's Day.
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NEV ENGLANDERS SEE WEIRD MARINE MONSTERS

:s utE"rerr parts q itS @atiy ;.a.@arei
above the water
Me. tie slntplaaA lh4t two lsar.iacn
named Moore say thty ind aa exciting
encounter off the coast wish . MHfinc
monster If some smt. 'rEe@ as-t ratised.
the creature some distance from thcir
boat. Ii seemed to 10 about r. feet
above The water. II disappeared md re-
appeared again only 4 shoI distance
away from the boat and evidently in 4
fighting mood.
Thoroughly alarmed. they put back as
rapidly rs they could. They do not say
they encountered a serpent and cannot
estimate the length Of the creature. They
only know they never saw the like be-
fore.
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4
New York May IA. A special !'s.
patch to The journal from Boston says:
Neracious New Englandcrs insist that
they have just seen the sea serpent, fl.
rather serpents. At fremont, Mas.
lherc is pond in front Of the railwa@
station, and numerous citizens swea,'
that in il lives monster which one Of
thcm Eph Walsh, IN engineer, drserib 5
thus;
''lts body was about ii feet long. al l
it was as big around rs Il mans leg. Is
head was as big as common turtle $
shell. and it had a peculiar round knob
on top Of it. Some Of the men thoug,..
this was Il horn.
''It was in sight A. much as five min.
utes. Its eyes had red look. and its
body was black and looked kind of scaly.
= .-listannd in shiny wav in the SIM
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Held Up ON Causeway.

w. j. Hunter, ex- postmaster of New
Castle, was attacked by three negroes a.
an early hour Sunday morning on the
causeway, while on his way home after
having missed the last Car, and relieved
of about 5000 and gold watch and val
uable papers.
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Restl o. 4 week in the Country.

Howard Il. and Leon 7. Lyons, sons Of
Officer g. ". Lyons, have returned from
a weeks visit to their grandmother, near
Newport. They were tanned 50 their
father hardly knew them. Howard in
creased eight pounds il weight darlHg
the Neek's say IN The CT unity and leou
six pounds, Both are in love vita the
eoHntrY.
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1896 and will support the Kansas City
nominee no matter who he is. Yet the
fact remains that every faction in the
Democratic ranks III this county confess
the growth III Bigss' strength.
The question is being asked What OF
Salisbury and Of Ilandy?' Down here
there is little political talk among
Democrats other than the marvellous al
yancement OF the Biggs movement tor
STATE control. Politicians in Duck Creek
hundred verify The report that the old
Walcott faction IS 10 ine fGl Blggs. Ihey
claim that such an alliance has been
made for the express purpose of relegat-
Y ing to tile rear Senator kenney, whose
lone Aand is stlked against great odds.
The Biggg-N -Nalcoit faction alliance n
ssitutcs great strength within tae Dem
ocratic party. However, It does not
seem to frighten Kenney The Senator
( has played his cards well for election as
delegate to the Kansas City Coaven-
tion
Cavendar and kenncy.
Wilson T. Cavender, OF Kent unity
bribery election fame, wants to go to the
National Convention. 1t is reported that
be has entered combine with Kenney
and it may be said, granting the truth Of
such report, that he is the only ally
under the kenney banner.
Speaking to prominent Democrat
here few days ago, Mr.. Cavender sald
\ that Kenney would be one OF tie ma
tional delegates from Kent county.
When asked who would be the Senator
associate he expressed ignorance OF any
slate that extended further than Kenney
THE Sun correspondents informant de
clares his belief that Cavender is looked
upon by Kenney as probable colleague
in the Kansas CITY Convention.
Cayender and Kenney are said to ex
pect aid in Sussex county from Attorney
General White who in turn desires ;
seat in the national gathering in dele
cation led by Senator kenney.
The fight at the delegate election
throughout this county, will be mad
with Biggs on one side and Kenney OF
the other. kenney knows the groun'
and Biggs is man OF wonderful r.
sources. A prediction would be better i
Biggs movement.
Kent May Support Ford.
II begins to look as though Ken
county may support Peter j. Ford fo
The Gubernatorial nomination. In th
upper representative districts at least h
y, s,}jSas many frieEds. They argue that hi
< 1slMagnaninons action III 1896 when h
siNslepped aside for Tunnel, EMIT e him t
FIRST consideration this year. II Mr.. For
is refused the nomination Kent count
Democrats believe the large Catholl
Vote will be lpst 10 Democracy. The
again serious objection is found to bot
j. Wilkins Cnoch and Levy Court Con
missioner William A. Scott. Cooch WI
BOO closely identified With the Palm
and Buckner ticket in 1896 to suit Kel
county Democrats, who for thu most pa
reman confirmed to the Chic ago pa
form.
Kent county, too, has Levy Coul
Proppr government Of cunnty throuI
lie medium ot,the Levy Conrt is esse
fla to peace aud happiness among
tss-es of mer. KAnJ cnun,ians ha
hard ol tile record for extravasance al
I'm snauagemrnt maintained 50 cu,,s'
tn,ly bt ti,e NV Castle county lie
q mat. Would he Guh"rnat"ria can'
slnla William A. Scott il president 81 t
Nrw Castle Levy Court II, fact on
g.eates opposition to linn in tins c2nh
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Rark Kate Troop unIoaded.

The bark Kate Troop which has been
at the Jackson u Sharp Conpany's
wharves for several days unloading lum-
Der, departed Yesterday afternoon. She
was towed to the Harlan Y Hoilings-
worth Companys wharf where slight
rep1ira will be made.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The letter carriers don their summer
uniforms today.
Miss Minnie Parker, of Eighteenth
street and Brinkle avenue, has recovered
from her recent shock by lightning.
Fred Beck, travelling inspector for the
Pullman Palace Car Company, made
4 flying visit to his father on Friday
ast.
Action in the Kennett trolley read af-
fairs will probably be delayed un il
the BrandyNine Springs difficulty is
settled.
Jahn Keys, If Upland, Pa, who was
dntted 10 Delaware llosPa on sun
aaN, having Lten struck IN lie i ac
S,.i iatc:.tt, Y iap.oTing.
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IB|GGS SVOOPS DOVNONKEAT
Middle County Democrats De-
clare he Has the Largest
Following There.
KENNEY PICKS. A COLLEAGUE
Itis Said That he Chooses Wilson Il.
Lavender as National Delegate.
Kent County May Sup
port Peter j. Ford
For Governor.
Special to The sun.

Smyrna, DEL, May 14.-"Of all the
aspirants to Democratic leadership in
this State, | am firmly convinced that
John Biggs has a larger following in
Kent county than any other Democrat" :"
said Henry D. Boyer, well known and
active Democratic politician ri the First
Representative District to The SrN cor
Respondent in conversation relative to
the probability Of Democratic leader
ship.
Mt. Boyer's words are Significantly
representative Of the belief ameng Kent
county Democrats. 1t does net follow
that Nir. Boyer is an ardent supporter
ofJohl Biggs He is stckcr for par.y !
regularity, supported ". ]. Bryan il
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snEalY SUMMER HOMES.
New Ones Being Built and Old Ones
Leased for Season.

L. ?. Moody is building fne resi-
dcncc II BelevHn.
Ii. X. Wstson is briding a small resi-
,l4nc. Il Holly 0as,
WAiara \. Sppakman has rented for
y Z nllser'the Glen House, a Silver
silp.
J.,N,rris Robinson and family and
JOHN $, Muliio, Jr,, and family have
en- ~ tftt Alexander I ttage az holly
Das i.rts" snmnlat.
atr.e- pspAaa /. baildius higd-
: u.4 tts.'afce A Iiodly 0Aii
@ 81. IN .aa Aar p.-il,ae fer
a ,ars ifat, 70 y. eite(ed ~ y ,a.vac.
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Lengthy Hearing in City Court.

In City Cour5 yesterday thorou2l
airing was given the Sarah White !loal
controversy, which was in Magistla.s
Pritcbett's court some time ago. 1t ca {
up in the shape Of suit of the presid' I
Of the home, Mrs. Amelia Layton, a'.5i
other managers against Rhoda BID .l
charging horNwith trespassing or tn
property of the home. Rhoda BiAdh
was fined S. and costs of $5 50 by JUDI
Ball. The hearing was most leng !
one.
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Repmblie iAI,or l.cpairs.

,.traiar iPfHA,, w4s tow, :
aflan /: iinaW uii Cam
l1Al i.tsefn Mn a. 4 IL III ANA VA
s n, law 41! @ill pe pe a
p4 duek q ts ..!- y . general aSsf
tiug .it@ ltaiaa9 iaf srsetal 't-
As l .a 5tt rafn II. i
II e I, ana L3nS Beacon, 0!t ts aeas9l.
-ie Will rnu bata en- Philadelphia and
Gai,a May,
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New Commanders First order

Department Commander William A.
Reilly, of the G. A. R., has announced
the appointment Of William q. Baugh
to be assistant adiutant-genelal, and re.
quests each post commander to forward
him two names from his post to he ap-
pointed on the commanders staff, nnt
as assistant inspector, and the other al
aide de-Camp.
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A Trolley Excursion.

Trolley excursions have now begun,
next Thursday evening the Rev. Q. A.
Crises Bible Glass will take a run to
Chester. Cars will start from Fourth
and Washington streets about 30 O'Clock
and stops will be made at Eighth and
Fourth and Market streets.
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THE KENDEltisiRTF!NS.
Board OF Education May Soon Takc
Charge oi' Them.

Az TIE meeting Of the Board Of Educa-
tion last evening, a communication was
received petiiianiug tie board T. take
control Of the kindergarten established
at school No. % by the kindergarten AS
sacation oi Delaware. The equipment
oi tile school will be donated to the
board The only expense will be the
teachers salaries.
The matter was referred to the teach
ers' committee.
An order was drawn to pay 81 500 in
tefpst on bond to the Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company. A slight bal
ance was needed to bring mp the account
for new building from Siil.l5 up to
$500 and this was transferred from the
current expense account.
DIR. Frantz called attention to the sew
ing exhibits to be held in the Gram
mar schools.
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police in New Uniforms.

The members OF the police force will
put on their new summer uniforms this
morning An inspection will take place,
and it is likely the whole force, will be
reviewed in tha near future by the Board
Of Police Commissioners.
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.ttendlng National Conve tion.

Water Commissioner Belts, Chief En-
gineer B9nd and Registrar Grohe went
10 Richmond, Va, yeeteiday They
will represent Wilmington At the annual
ceit3ventiep Of tie American alter
a-Wk- .S,-niatl,o, Wnith opens today
inr ~ dHSs session.
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Musical Entertainment Tonight.

A juvenile musicale will be given this
evening by the pupils Of Mrs. SaNton
and the Misses Murray, Hart ard Har-
man in Epworth NJ. +. Church. George
w. Venting, q noted humorist, will
assist and a silver offering Will be taken.
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Street and Sewer Directors to Act

The Street and Sewer Directors viii
probably take some action on the mattei
IF disputed funds, now that Clerk Of ting
Market Council has deposited 81 SUl I
the credit ot.City Council, The ett jrc'
wiz b. discussed at the meeting of tHt
lie arment tJuay.
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WI Come ID the SPRINGS.

Sternbergh's Reading Bolt and mt
Works has decided to run its annual eX-
curson to Brandywine Springs this year,
This is one Of the largest excursions that
leave Reading every year, and will be
the first to visit Delaware.
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Gonc a. tnphIEaaelnllia.

.Ealsn Gar'y, formerly ~ tlris-citY
aHa uua,ntt.l ,sa eek in i G.lise ~
GIL Paimn Psace Car c., H. ar-
ceptcd ttp position III cashier tar the
Whineg Glass CO., d Philadelphia.