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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-03-07

Victor Willis of Newark, who has
pitched for the Rostcn National League
team for several seasons. bias gone oyer
TO the new American League Garpin
OIL Chicago, VINO was once with Will
nineton, and Wagner and Yesger,
Atlantic League payers, have also
Joined the new organization.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-03-07

The Levy Court Tuesday afternoor,
approved the Pencader hundred assessment
and discharged the assessor from any
iurther attendance, For the Northern dis
and two teinale dogs and for the southern
distriat 2sD. nRmes aud entries, noe male
ana tour female dogs. Court adjourned
until 10 O'Clock this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-03-07

FORMER Coroner yandever is recovering
from serious attack of blood poisoning
and Is able TO be out. A few weeks ago,
while taking care of friend who was sick,
be contracted blood poisoning from bathing
the phtisnt. The Addiction spread, going
from the hands to the face. but now all
traces OF poison have Disappeared, ,except
from the right wrist. which Is healing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-03-07

The death Of william NJ. Eyarts,
says the New York Evening Post ra-
moves one who had been great figure,
alike as lawyer and as public man,
but who loft upon bis times hardly the
impress which it sesmed reasonable to
expect forty years ago. This was
probably due chiefly 10 the fact that he
was most effective as an advocate, and
1t seldom happens that the advocate
can make the record of bis work olear
and distinct for those who follow.
Nevertheless, il was his good fortune
to be connected in this capacity with
more than one litigation of national
and even International importance, and
to win enduring reputation on those
occasions. His defence OF Andrew
johnson in the impeachment trial and
his argument as counsel for the United
States before the Geneva arbitrators
we're intellectual achievements VIII ich
will always reward the student of
history, and which will preserve the
name OF the great lawyer when his
service as Secretary Of State and as
United States Senator 10 forgotten.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-03-07

The young son OF Letter-Carrier James
Turner ,of. Race and Ruena Vista streets,
who had his leg broken about three months
ago by having II caught 10 il wagon wheel.
Is able 10 get about on crutctes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-03-07
The First 10000 Ton steamer.

The first year OF the Twentieth
century will witness tho launching OF
the hrst vessel with o measurement OF
over 20, 900 tons, and that the steamer
Will sail under the British flag. The
new White Star steamer, which will be
launched at Belfast on April 9TH, will
be remarkable rather for her breadth,
which is 10 feet, than her length, ZOO
feetl. Twenty years ago the large Il
and longest steamer in the world lin
February. l8S1--the City Of Berlin,
was $40 feet long and $500 tons. Ten
years, ago, in 1891, the City of Paris,
tons,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-03-07
Pennsylyanis Railroad EARNINGS.

The annual report of the PepusyI.
yanis Railroad for 1900 shows a very
hourishins condition of the compapy's
business, The gross earnings Of an
lines, east and west OF Plttsburv. were
Sl1s. 924, 1888, operating expenses Sis,
BIB, ls2, net earnings SOL, 075. 300, the
Increase in gross earnings being $40, !.
b25, 500, of net %, 300. SI4. The incresss
of freight moved was 6, s9s, los tons, Of
passengers 3, 7l8, l2t.
The gross earnings Of the four d.
visions east Of Pittsburg were syS, $40
1927, expenses So. 900, 2O6, net earnings
$40. 440,62l. From investments, No.,
there was additional income OF e.. 49I.
lao. Deducting fixed charges, rentals,
No., there was SIT, 277, $50 Of net in.
come, and dividend of 6 per cent.
amounting to IS, 7sl, 40, was paid. the
remainder going to sinking fund, ex-
traordinary expenditures and profit and
loss. Tbs balance to the credit of
profit and loss at the end of the wear
was s22, a85, 30i, The gross earnings
on lines west of Pittshurg we're s25,
4o7, 500, and the gross income 50, III,
COG, from which for fixed charges,
rentals, &e., s7,598,0Ol was deducted,
leaving el,0oo,000 to go to extraorli.
nary expenditures and the rest to profit
and loss, bringing the amount to credit
OF profit and loss up TO So. 176,3lB.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-03-07

The Delaware soldiers who partioi.
rated 10 the inaugural parade at Wash
ington, on Monday, made a splendid
appearance, and conducted themselves,
as they slways do, In asntiomanly
manner. But the Pennsylvanis militia,
from all accounts, acted In disgrace
ful manner. Their brswling ard riotous
conduct made it dangerous for q negro
to show himself in certain quarters,
while street. sanders had their stands
kicked over and their goods ruined,
tho brave eoldiery Offering to pay
penny towards balancing the ACCOUNTS
with their animal spirits till they get
into the police station. A shot from a
soldiers firearm in the midst OF fight
between Pennsylganians and police
wounded two Innocent persons. The
diseraceful conduct of thesa Pernsyl.
wanna hoodlums is In painful CONTRAST
with the gentlomanly conduct Of the
Delaware boys,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-03-07

singerly Fire Co. of Elkton IL making
arrangements TO celebrate its 10Th anniyer.
sary the first Of next month. = !. I
Scarcity OF oysters has caused advances in
price. oysters selling al 60 cents and M
wards bushel 10 bay boats on the bay.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-03-07

The announcement is made that John
=. searles, formerly secretary of the
Sugar Trust, and man supposed to
be very wealthy, has failed, with
liabilities that may amount to
ss,oo0,0oo 10 10 bard to tell, some
times, whether supposed wealthy
.msn has any means or not.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
Doane. who. however could not read it himself
George A Lawyer read the paper, which was
in part as follows:

Doane. who, however, could not read it himself
George A Lawyer read the paper, which was
in part as follows:
National Com missioners Uniform Laws in certain
of their detas-requiring residence in good faith
1ious to residence unless it be cause in the State
whencs the petitioner comes nor for GauSe arsing
be granted only trial in open session. and the
decree to be imperative for six months If the de-
Underneath the whole question lie two sacred
and serious facts-solemnity of marriage and the
the one or destroy the other strikes at the very
foundation of society TO make divorce easy Is to
riages; suggest the easy and evil way out of
disagreements and differences which patience and
time would heal: to tempt men and women to cut
with sharp sword of separation knot which
would naturally be united if the sword were not at
them the committee have not aimed at the the imp9s, IN
most practicable way
The features of the proposed legislation which
seem to be most valuable are the requirement for
tention In the State where the suit is brought the
Limitation Of grounds Of divorce to the law OF the
the hearing before the court In open session and the
process upon the defendant Such legislation gen
orally adopted would make our courts cease to he
from America the evil repute which has
come upon her for loose methods OF dealing with
humanity. More than this, using the word ord
scandal In its original sense It t you'd take away
block and occasion to fall
At the afternoon and closing session the subject
Of divorce was thoroughly discussed The bill was
discussed for over two hours and while no formal
action was taken it was evident that the associa-
ton is opposed to the bill it is now drawn.
bill is ambiguous in Its provisions. The whole
matter was referred to the Committee on Law Re-
form, which will report at the next annual meet
ing.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
GROWTH OF MANHATTAN LIFE.
STRONGER TO-DAY THAN 4 YEAR AGO. IT'S pPos-
PFRITY Is MARKED.

The Manhattan Life Insurance Company In an
advertisement IN another part OF to-day's paper
makes public It's annual statement The statement
shows that It has enjoyed share OF the prosperity
Of the land and is stronger to-day than year ago.
II will make interesting reading for those who are
it's policy holders. The receipts Of the company In
the course OF the year amounted to $2.794,6Ol 40
The premiums amounted to 81 9 691 65 and interest
and rents TO 1892 $3.50 So The receipts were in ex-
cess Of the disbursements SiS9,5O6 SO. OF the dis
bursements the policy holders received a56o93i &C.
The claims by death and matured endowments
amounted to 81. .24259s 65 and dividends annuities
and surrendered policies S3ls, 1886 81. The Man
haitian Life Insurance Company has paid to pol
icy holders since its organization over si6,S60Oo0
The statement shows that the surplus OF the
company on January was $1,706 s54 9S The assets
were S6 635 So divided follows: United States
and other bonds owned by the company, sS,5H591;
bonds and mortgages first lien, $5.529 09 80; loans
on stocks and bonds $.52029 Y; real estate owned
by company S3 757 72 loans and liens policies
in force S10463 IS; cash in bank and on hand.
1851 15s 20. net deferred premiums and premiums in
of collection S1sS7o7 46, interest due and
crued and all other assets, 345937 Al The labili-
ties amounting $14 s6O7S0 Il. described fol-
lows: Amount required to reinsure outstanding pol
icies New-York standard, per cent, a4,S6i62;
all other liabilities $9613s Il, fund provide for
possible depreciation in assets. 100000. These fig
indicate a gain in surplus of $So11S q, gain
in assets of s56 67 80 gain in income of Ss7 62 So
a gain in insurance written of $102O ii9 and gain
in Insurance in force of $2,271 .632.
The officers are Henry B. Stokes president; J. L.
Halsey vice president; II. Y. Wemples second vice
president: J. II. Giffin. secretary; F. Mackel. as
sistant secretary; NJ. ". Torrey, actuary; ". r.
Lane. superintendent of agencies; z. T. Emery
consulting physician, and 6. w. Wells resident
physician
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
LAWYERS AT DINNER.

Albany, Jan. 16.-The annual dinner of the State
Bar Association was held Al the Hotel Ten Eyck
tonight. The speakers included WI Ting-fang.
Governor OdelI, Iieutenant-Governor Woodruff.
Judge OBrien, Herbert F. BisseI. Commander AL
bion V. Wadhams L. S. N. Lewis L. Carr eX-
Senator David B. Hill and Chief Judge Alton r.
Parker, of the Court of Appeals.
Governor Odell responded TO the toast OF The
State" He said that the nearer the Executive
ard the Legislature can come to the smplifcation
OF the laws the nearer do approach perfect gov
ernment and the millennium
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff responded to the
toast "A Commercial View of Our Relations With
China
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK sTrPREME COTPT

EW 1Ohh SUPREME COURT, County OF
New York. Katharine Terrim Popham, plaintiff
against Cordela r Chillas defendsnt-n purslsnca
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale duly made ana
entered in the above-entted action bearing dat. The
2lst day OF December. 1900. l. the understand the
Referee in said judgment named will sell az Public
Auction, at the New York Real Estate Salesroona Nn
New York on the 2eth day OF January. 1901 at Il
O'clock noon. on that day. by Peter r Never Auc-
tioneer. the premises directed by said fudcmsnt
be sold. and therein described follows: All that
certain lo piece or parcel of land, the buildings
and improvements thereon situate lying and being I'm
the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York In Section
Block 3D. the Land Map of City bounded ana
the eastery side OF Livingston Place distant thrtytour
feet nine inches souhery from corner fornnsI bv
the intersection OF the said eastery side OF Iiugsto
Place with the southerly side OF Sixteenth Street ana
running thence easterly parallel Sixteenth street
eghtyfour feet thence souhey parallel with LvIpgston
with Sixteenth Street eighty-four feet 20 the ss@ts-I
side of Livingston Place and thence norhery along tho
said easery side OF Livingston Place seventeen f.st w
the point or place OF beginning;
known by the street number Livingston place.
being the same premises conveyed Jonathan Nrri.
and wife Eliza A Chapman and husband ana Herr
d Norris 10 the party Of the first by deed
office Of Register OF the City County OF New yors
in Lber 0l4 Of Conveyances. page 266 the twenv
day or April, 1867, in possession he tbA
several dimensions less - " '-@
Dated. New York. December 31st 1870
--oa.nro or,,,,- W: BENTON CRISP. Referee
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York C,ity
The following is diagram property Ia he soii
described above the street being Iiynestou
Place. A4eS''i
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
SUPREME COURT. County of New York

and others, defendants.
IN pursuance OF Judgment foreclosure and duy
made and entered in the above
he md day OF January. 1901 l. the undersigned,
Referes in said Judgment named viii sell, in parcel
AT pupc auction the New York Real Estate Sales
ROOM Number III broadway. in the Borough
ian IN The City OF New York. February,
Isoi az II o'clock noon OF that day by William Kennedy
Esq Aucopeer the mortgased premises directed by said
Judgment to be sold and therein described follows
with the ouildngs thereon erected.
ing IN the Twelfth Ward Borough Manhattan in
the city of New York. which, taken together,
bounded and described follows:
the Southerly side hundred and rorty-ninth
Street, distant hundred thiry-hree CISO feet
and four ) inches Easterly from the
the intersection of the Eastariv side
y the Bouevard with the Southery hundred
ana street; thence Southsry parallel
with Broadway formerly the Boulevard part
way through party wall ninetynna (99
1) inches 70 the centre line OF the block
hundred and forty-eghth ana One hundred and forty
ninth Streets, thence Easerly
the block sixtysix (66 feet eight (s inches
Bcuevard nney-nine 99D (1l inches 10
and thence Westerly along said Southey One
Street sixty-six feet and eight
(sJ inches the point place Of beginning
Dated New York. January 9th, 1901
PETER FUCKER, Referee.
CHARLES COLE. Esq. PLAINTIFFS Attorney As and AZ
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
The following is diagram OF the property sold,
the street numbers being $50 and 562
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County Of

New York The Emisrant Industrial Savings Bank
Plaintiff against Charles Others Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure SAILS.
duly made and entered in the aboveentted action
ing date the 18th day OF December. 1900 under
signed. the Referee said Judgment named. sell
Public Auction AZ the New YORK Real Estate salesroo
No Ill Broadway, in the Borough or Manhattan City
Of New York the 18th day Of January. 1901 az II
o'clock noon that day. by d. Phoenlx Ingrahars
Auctioneer. the premises directed by said Judgment
be sold. and therein described follows
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land as
buildings thereon erected. situate being hs
18th Ward Of the City OF New York Borough OF Man
hattan) the Westerly side OF Third Avenue bounded
and described follows Wiz Easerly IN front BY ne
Third Avenue Westerly by line drawn parallel 10 the
Third Avenue at the distance OF Ninety feet Westerly
therefre Norhery by the centre line Of the BLOCK o
One hundred and twentystxth Street and One hun
dred and twenty seventh Street and Southsry BY as
drawn parallel the said centre line the southefy
side the distance OF twentfour feet ard ten
inches rherefrom and twenty-five feet northe-y from tae
northery line Of One hundred and twenty-sxth Street
the said lot being twentyf0ur feet and ten inches M
width throughout ninety in depth each side
Dated New York. December %. 1900
ARTHUR d. TRUAX. Referee
R. & E j. O'GORMAN. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF 40 and
81 Chambers St. Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK
City.
following diagram OF the property TO be sod
described above the street number being No 2SSs
Third Avenue:
127th Street
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
PAPER AND LUMBER MEN AT ODDS.
BITTER CONTEST EXPECTED IN MAINE
GREAT NORTHERN COMPANY CHANGES.


GREAT NORTHERN COMPANY CHANGES.
Bangor Ne. Jan. Is (SpeciaD.-The annual meet
ing Of the Great Northern Paper Company
held here to-day and the following directors were
elected for the year: Garrett Schenck. Captain r
Somers Hayes. Captain John s. Barnes and VIII
lam B Dillon OF New-York; E. II. Haskell. ot
Boston; Colonel Oliver II. Payne, A @. Paine and
G. H. Paget. OF New-York. The above named. TO-
gether with J. Sanford Barnes. jr-, A q. Paine, ir
Eugene Hale, jr.. A Ledyard Smith. secretary To
President Schenck. and Edward Harding. Of tho
law office Of Lewis Cass Ledyard in New-York. ar
rived here Wednesday morning in the private
car of President Tuttle Of the Boston and Maine
Railroad.
After the election OF directors the party proceed
ed to Millinocket inspect the immense new mills
OF the Great Northern company. On the train a
directors meeting held. at which President
Schenck was reelected: William B. Dillon. who
has been connected with the International Paper
Company as vice president and general sales agent
urer and A. Ledyard Smith clerk
Mr. Don's election vice-president Will be q
surprise 10 paper men and II is believed TO Indicate
important developments in the affairs or the Great
Northern company. The party Will leave Bangor
for New-York Thursday. The Great Northern
company II IS said, will make effort at this ses-
eicn OF the Legislature to gain control OF the water
bitter fight between the pulp and the lumber In
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
THE GRIPPE.

We don't know the origin of it. Doc.
tors are puzzled about it. If care is
taken it can generally be cured with
ont serious results.
Stay in the house; go to bed: consult
your doctor; and after the acute attack
take SCOTS EMULSION of Cod
Liver Oil. 1t will renew your strength
and prevent Pneumonia or Bronchitis.
send for trial bottle free.
,pcoTT 4 BOVINE sos Pearl street New York
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
foreclosure Gales.
NEW YoRK SUPREME CorRT. County Of

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County OF
=, New Yo-k-Josepha NJ. Young as exscutrix So
Faistt AGAINST Cornelius II. TallmRn and another. de-
IN pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure
s cuy made and entered in tie above entitled action,
sno gearing date the Soth day March, 1900
the referee In said Judgment named VIII
No III Broadway in Borough Manhattan. City OF
ew YORK on Thursday. the nth day of January. 1901
az ~ o.cio-k ncon thar day. by William Kennedy.
auctioneer the premises directed Judgment
SOLD and ther-in described follows:
io OF ground with the building thereon erected
the Iwelfth Ward OF the City Of New York (now
ana designated the Twelfth Ward Of the Borough Oi
Manhattan the southery side
bounded and described follows Beginning a
tant i've hundred $500 westerly ro point formed
oy the intersection OF the
tnow known Central Park WesD with southery
OF Ntrety-seventh thence running soGthery
lei with the westerly line Of Eighth
as Central Park West) ard Of the way through
party wall hundred feet westerly parallel
the southery e Of Ntnetvsevsnth feet;
thence northeTly parallel with the westerly line OF Eighth
avenue tnow known Central Park West and part OF
souhery line OF Ninetyseventh
ery. along the said southerry Ninety-sevenh
street twenty feet the point OF beginning The
snected by the said instrument lies section
block 1892 the Land Map OF the City Of New York.
Dated New York. December 26th. 1900
GEORGE W. ELLIS Referee
LORD. DAY & LORD. Attorneys Plaintiff Office and
Post Office address. No. 40 Broadway. Manhattan.
New CITY
Its number No 81 Ninety-seventh street:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK Helen s. D. Foote Plaiadi, against John
Clarence Briggs and others. Defendants In purs1anes
OF judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly made and
entered in the above entitled action ard bearing date
the Tth day OF January. 1901 I the undersigned the
referee in said Judgment named. will sell at public
auction the New York Real Estate Salesroom, Nc.
Ill Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY u
New York. the S1sr day OF January. 1901. az y
o'clock noon on that day BY Bryan L Kennsly & Co.
auctoneerS the premises directed by said judgment 70
be sold and therein described as follows: All that
certain lot piece parcel Of land situate. lying azt
OF the City County and State OF New York. bounded
and described follows Beginning AZ point on
the northerly lire SIDE OF Fordharn Hishbr.1se
Road has been Is about to be wGened as
shown final maps fled in the ocs OF the Comnnis-
sioner OF Street improvements OF the 2Sd and 2ih
i've onehundredths O29 S0 Eastsrly from the north
easteriy OF Valentine Avenue and said line or
Fordhan Highbrdge Road. running thence Northery
and parallel with Valentine Avenue One hundred QOl
feet; thence still further Northery Fftythree ard
ninety-one onehUadredths 5S9 feet 70 slight angle
teen nehundredths QS5 1S feet said side Of Ford
ham or Hghbrtdge Road to point distant Sixty-sx
and afyone one-hundreiths (66 81 Eastery from
an angle in said northerly side Of said Road; running
thence Westerly along said Road SiXtysN and ffryOna
onehundredths t66.5r feet said angle and thence
and six one-hundredths 6S. 00 feet the point
place of beginning. Being the first plot parcel OF
land described IN certain deed from Eva A. Salter
70 Clarence Briggs dated October Is 1s9I. and re
corded November LIST. 1887 in Section IL Lioer g. OF
Conveyances page 50 IN the Office OF the Register of
the County OF New York
Dated New York. January 9th. 1901
LED LEVY. Referee
HENRY MARTIN BAIRD. Jr.. Attorney for plaintiff.
III Broadway. Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

damages which may aggregate a large amount
The case is that of the Heath & Nilligan Manu-
featuring Company against the National Linseed
OIL Company which reorganized two wears
and became the American Linseed Oil Conn
pany. The Court found that the custom of the
company In selling 7i2 pounds OF oil as constituting
= gallon was Illegal, and amounted to short weight
In SO hoiSing the Court reversed the fndine; of
ment against the company for sl2.0l2 with costs
The case was test one. brought by Heath &
n gallon of linseed oil in reality weighed rs pounds
instead OF ~ pounds. sold by the trust
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

The approximate amount OF the lien charges 20
satisfy which the above described property Is 70 o sold
IS $5lSS.Ss. with interest from January A. 1So1
gether with costs and allowances amounting 70 SzoLcA
with interest from January 1901. together with the e
psnses OF the sale The approximate amount OF the txss
assessments other liens which be allowed 70 me
purchaser out OF the purchase money paid BY the "
500 interest.
The premises Will be subject 20 restrictive
covenants in deeds recorded Once the Register
OF the County of New York Section II. Lbsr 81 OF
Conveyances at pages 80 and IS, respectively.
Dated New York. January 9th. 1901