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be clipped and mailed or handed in to this office.
 The contest will be open till Satur- day, June 15, 1901, closing at F o'clock noon.
 Subscription coupons will be provid- ed for all persons desiring to sub- scribe for the daily or semi-weekly editions, or those paying arrears or advanced subscriptions, whereby they will be entitled to one vote for every 5 cents paid on subscription. These coupons will be provided at the Graphic office to be filled out and voted as per direction of the persons paying on subscription, but only on their specific personal request made at this office, or written request sent in. No coupons will be sold, and whatever sum is paid in must go on subscription and one coupon will be issued for each 5 cents paid. Any coupon cut from the daily or Semi Weekly Graphic will be counted for whoever it is cast.
 The name of any lady teacher in the public schools of Pine Bluff or Jeffer- son county may be entered in this contest. and the votes for each one will be carefully kept till the close of the contest, when they will be count ed by committee of responsible cit izens to be designated for that pur- pose, who will announce the names of the successful contestants.
 No person or employe connected with the Graphic will be allowed to vote in this contest.
 Lady teachers desiring to enter for this popular contest, or persons de siring to enter the names of lady teachers, are requested to send in such names at once, and they will be published as entered.
 The votes of the various candidates will be published from time to time at least once a week, up to the close of the contest.
 See voting coupon elsewhere in this issue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-31
General Offices IF Pine St.,

This Compa does insure fife it does
 
 1t has th for and profit the life It has of D A perfect all classes Wite Active and Rpate Ware Everywhere Correspondence cheerfuly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-31

Pine Bluff. Ark, May II, 1901.- Editor Graphic-Dear sir: Having noticed the interest manifested in the Boulder Chautauqaa contest, and realizing that it is of q kindly nature and for good cause, we will, to in- crease the interest shown, offer to the tifs4 winner, trayelIng costume for the occasion. free Yours tfuly.
 j. d. EDBINs DRY GOODS co.
 Editor G4apaie-sif We hereby aa,aoftze Yoa to announce that we Vli5 present fo the contestant =receiF- ias the second highest number ef votes ia your Chan@aQae contest t pai4 e1 hi@h grade ladies shoes.
 KATzENsTEIE-s SHOE STORE.
 rlne Blutf .trk.. May Is, t90l.-Edi- ter Graphic-pear sir Kindly an nopnce in yoet paper that We will give the successful candidate in the Hdeldef Chaptauqua contest a $5,000 combination accident ticket, covering the entire uip. Yours very truly.
 R. H. II. MILL $ & SONS.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
SECURITY TRUST AND SApg
bEP0SIT COMPANY.
Wilmington. Ne

CAPITAL full paid $500. 0oo
surplus SI5U,OU0 |
Authorized to Act as
TRUSTEE EXECUTOR, AEMty
lSTRAToR, GUARDIAN. Al |
SIGNEE, RECEIVER, REGIS
TRAR AND AGENT.
Transacts
GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS |
Allows Interest on Deposits
Loans Money on Mortgages Ana
Other Good Securities.
Attends to the
Management Of Real Estate and IA
the Collection and Remittance Il
Rents, Interest on Securitiy. and
Dividends on Stocks.
Rents Boxes
In its New Burglar and Fir,prol
Vaults, Makes ample provision m
is Store Room and Vaults for III,
Safe Keeping of Securities and
Valuable Packages placed il It's
custody.
Keeps Wills Without Charge.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, Prcsidcn-
WILLIAM r. BRINCKLE, Vice Pres.
LANES y. CLARkSON, Treas. aud See
JOHN ). ROSSELL, Trust olilc,r
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
WILL NOT PAY MORE.
Depos;tories VIII Give 2 l.2 Per
Cent. on City Funds.

Representative. VI the five Baltimore
eirr fepg-irori--. aud alS1 Il the other
NATIONAL bank, desiring II become de-
-.p-ira-ies. appeared before The Finance
Commissioner. yesterday - ar=ue the
question e. 10 whether the rate ~ in
-ere-- ii city funds should ~ advanced
from 70 ziz pr cent.
The Representatives u -he i've drEE1>-
tories dsTIin4-i u make rh- >Eecf7ta,i adj
Tarca. IN III ground that il would y
rotation If sound principles u banking
Mr. Douglas II Thoma-- president .
-ha Merchants National Bank. after
Eating thai t,4e director, II his hank
ie-.liua,l -a acr-ia - The rs+IH-Sr Il III
Finance Commission stated thar tho ti-
-.,.tVr- wee- c.uv!Lr.-l '.rhat ~ i-ls'-i-
Tory hans wulrh. fr w. ! --luir-t e.
se~p M hard unemployed : pr c~ri-
b r4.-rv.- =.n>t II demand li1f.ilt-
.i-s a4i - Furnish guaranteed bond "A
s=Q1t - ~ ta- MAJ anj the Ctr Couu-
f. BESIDE Tigyj-l- ti hs.i--- = ne err
.t8cs iat.-.-r ga -le -Tflia Gt-h- II +
e---y1os au-. ran Fas -a- sats 4 ilt@--
- uamt-i Zgir49l- violating eT-ry rrir-
irl.. II cy,1~.fra-iv- banking H ~-s.--'
ta- -he i-r->ir7T hsnES II New YORK
pa.taa. chirH- M AMI Philadelphia aniF
ar I-.r rsE- interest aCl t1 MT clvs
/ I-9n3>
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
MEMBERSHIP TEAMS.
ContesI at Y. II. C. A. for New Mem
bers Started.

The new membership teams Of the
Y. NJ c. A are getting in shaD@ and
a Lively contest j expected The con
resr viii do. On WashiHzTon's birthday.
February - and strong efforts will b.
made 10 increase the present member
shin Of as 10 81 by thar time Ths
members u serve on the two teams have
t@-en appointed a. follows:
Masoons.-R0bert p. Stuart. captain
4. v. hTmney. Il :. Glover. u. III
Stewart. Z. II. Cooper. C. T. Martin
W. /. CDok. H Z. Reed. II. l. Cloud
p. z. KFliiam- J. H Holt. III. ]. Ne
Clellan. ]. B. Tucker. G. II. Charlton
n. ]. Newcomer. Kerop Khoumrian
Fl. Holt. T. A. Sullivan J. K West
ciareac- Wickersham. r. l. Bottle
HrlaId-
whnes.-R. ]. Field. captain; W E
Douglass. J. 7. Wick.r-ham. W. +
Ioe-hen. ". r. Foster. II. y. Elias0n
Fl. Draper. f. H Me<aw. +. II. Over
deer. H. sheldon. II. y. Staytpn- c. 7
Malone. II. r. Bush. ". g. Tzinall. Jr-
W. J. Bacher. ". +. White. tiili~.g
Brvar. Raymond keefer. Fl. J. Alters
Frank McS5rl-y. Cha-. Perkins. J. 3
Baxter. chas. Link. Levi Foster.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Haven VI. E. Lyceum.

TomorroE sill Dc observed By the Ep-
Eorth League Of Haven VI E Church ss
-'LeSsGe Day. TIE Iye=an exercises
Siii g Of SPECIAL iniei st, exhibiting the
results OF sir months Q. faithful Chris
Iizn Work BY the vzris1s departments,
which will present papers through their
presidents. lite lycs1D Dime Rally
EiiI be feature q the program whIch
follows: Organ vo,uoisrv, Miss Sarah E
Tate; chorus, Lsce1m; invocstion:
chorus, Lyeeum: PAPER. ''DrpartmenI
Christian Of Cnrl=ai3s Work" Mrs- MOI
lie Wooden; qlzftei. !. :. Brooks and
others; paper, -.lep8rm nj OF Mercy
and Help Mira Anne ". II gilman;
duet, Misses q. ! zcd B. Z. jefferson /;
psper, ''Dep1rtnzIi- d Literary Work
and Entertainment. Miss Alice V. Ash:
-lio, violin, Arhzr Hartman; duet,
Misses E:hel Briss= sni sarah L Diils-
nay; paper, "prf Z-tuenis OF Cores
pondeaes and Fil25ee, Mise Mirnie
Hartman: qasrie-. Fr.t ". u. Ward and
l:bers; otiertorys c33.us, Lgceum; bene-
Gsct!ol.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
OFF FOR VENEZUELA.
The Cruiser Lancaster Leaves st
Vincent Under special Orders.

Washington. Jan 25-Unler special
orders from the navy department TIL,
cruiser Lancaster has lg.T II. Niatrl.t.
West Indies for Il GuayEa. The -lin-
boat Scorpion HI, arrived at Curacao
from la Guayra.
II i stated at the navy DEPARTMENT
tina. no fresh news ms come from Ven
ezuela 70 make necessary the tiispattl. III
the Lancaster y the Venezuelan pnft.
II was explained that tht Lancaster la,
been sent 10 La GGayFa There Ii await thp
return " tie suahoat Scorpion Ia tina,
port. the latter vessel having sailed over
10 Curacao u coal
The Lancaster will ~ first To ST I.ucia
e cUal AMI viii then proceed on her WAY
70 La tiuayra. the "Trip consuming two 81
three days. The work OF filling Ms IN,
Scorpions hunkerS will consume several
days. When this i completed ana III,
sunboat returns to port. the I.ancQstp,
probably will proceed Immediately 0u
her training cruise through West Indian
waters
The navy department does not doom !,
expedient 70 leave American Interests =,
La tiuayga uncovered even for ILL >hor,
space If time necessary III coal tho Nh.
pioh hence this temporary addition /,
tn American naval representation in
Venezuelan waters.
VI the state department also il i An
e'i 4 lai No late advises have been rrcti,
~ upon the situation 1t Venezuela. Soy,
f"r a mail report liz news ii MIN III,
from Minister I.oonlis has reached m,
navy department for several DAYS past
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Arerages Indoor sports.

Tee sts1di7g II she contestants ia the
i. " G. 4 indoor sports 70 date are a.
slows. IF rk l. shilling. Iei points;
william 3 Foster. 70; Herman Dlhl,
1871 r. II Mega g. Il 5r ~; william H.
Sanders, y; ] 3. Tucker, 70; Chsrles
3. Da-nenb-rg. 9 o. 81: Warren We'd.
der, g. Levi Foster, 81 ksroo Khaun.
risn. :; Edzin II. Cooper. q or s; Rob
-, T. >f1ari. s: Flank Light. /: JOSEPH
Dance. 81 n 4;J3tl P4ris, 8: Charles B.
G2@=er. III Charles 7. Malone, p
Cnares T. Perkins, !, and George Dona
hue, l.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
THE LAWSON YACHT.
Comparisons Drawn Between ths
Boston Bont and the Columbia

Boston. Jan. 25.-Tie Herald makes
public til dimensions NJ the Lawson cup
iefend-- The figures ara a. follows:
Her .NiFrme beam j. - feet, -. inches
narrower than thr Columbia. ana her
lrafr j. jpst the same al the Columbia
n feet Her laad water line length Is 81
-; ami originally She was over / y feet
Nrr in length. but this has been cut
lnwn IN the after avorh0ns. and across
The stern. WHERE she originally measured
> feet ~hr has been made foot wider.
From the after cnd 81 tile water line
the stern post j. l. feet . inches under
the water. The stern post then rakes at
an angle Of T. degrees, and from the
point where it meets the plankin. Of the
hull to the heel it measures 20 feet.
From the under,ide II the arch board III
the stern to the heel ~ the stern post
measures 80 feet 6 inches. In the half
breadth plan in the wake II the fore end
~ the water line Il measures III feet /
inches out to the outer edge pf the deck.
and AT the ending Of the water line aft it
i Is feet. The forward oyeThans i -
feet aud the after oyerhanc "a feet g
inches.
In the shape II the longitudinal section
: HINN' AA-tA AaAt ttAA-t-- u 4AAiA AZ At-AHL-
ancc j. three feat farther eft than ii is
in the Columbia, the boats are very
much alike.
Ia area OF lateral planes Growing
shield has made a gain over the COlum.
bia, having about ~ feet less. The cen
ter Of lateral resistance in the C0lnmbia
i II feet, while in th,. Lawson boat /; i,
81 feet abaft the face Of the stem at tn,
load water line.
In the midship sections OF both boat,
there i great similarity. Each has ;
sharp dead rise. and. except that th,
bil-e in the Lawson boat drops a littit
below that II the Columbia. thus show
ing that she has more stability Of form
g the section than the defender II 1919
the boats in regard 10 Ills ali important
factor Of the greatest transverse section,
are very Close. a. il shown by the ARA,
y the midship sections, which are as f6l
lows: Columbia. l2n.u5 square feet: Law
son boat, 125 square feet.
50 far As stability of form of the 500
tion goes the Lawson boat has thu great
ar Of the two. In the matter II iisplart
ment again i seen an almost dead tia
amount-to wit, about - tons far each
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
fR. TIBBITTs LECTURES.
VIII Address Boys This Evening and
NC. A. Meeting Tomorrow.

The pictorial lectures delivered IN the
different churches during this week by
g. +. TIbbitts u Washington D. c.
State Secretary Of the y. NJ G A dis
irier Of which Wilmington forms part.
have been unHsuzily interesting Last
night Mr.. Tibbirts gave his second ls-c-
iure al the Ro.iney Street Presbyterian
Church on the subject Soldiers IA the
Fight THIS evening he viii lecrure IA
the Boys Gospel Army u the \. NJ. G.
\. in Association Han on -Oves the
Snowy Range"
Mr.. TIbtiitS will also Sivs an ilin~-
trars-l lecture tJiRnrrow Af1eFncaa 81 the
Y VI G. 4 Gospel Meeting This
meeting viii * for men only and his
subje-r viii I.e "a Journey Through
Activity" Tomorrow evening he VIII
ziTe nis last Lecture while il this city
IL West Presbyterian Church His sub
i,s-7 will - Christian Activity.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26

London, Jan. PA diSpatch rec.;yoi
at the war office from General K ft,l.,n..
mentions unimportant contacts Win ~,
larey's and HaaSbrocl,'s cnmm,,Js
score OF BoerS have been captured, mt
1enerai Methncn has cleared GriQnallud
ana ana hnrnman. The invaders. he saw,
nave done little harm in Cape Colony
Ihey nave not heen joined hy thc inhaL.
ilahts' with whom they are daily bccon,.
ing more popular. Assemblyman Lotto.
ana ms son have heep arrested ana iailed
=. 1tenhase charged with aiding TN
boefs' It Is alleged that dynamite wos
found IN Mr.. Letters house.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Mrs. Natinn.s crnAnnn

Hope. Kan. Jan, Speaking az h,
temperance crusade. Mrs. Nation. MI,
faced crowd II angry women N Fnt,r
prise. was pelted with stones ANA r,r.r,
and later arrested and then r,leos,d
said We've been watching nur S"n.
TO ruin and death through whisky nj
years. We've been praying and waitm.
Tor the laws 70 BE- enforced AMI the trnf
nc stopped. We've decided Is Nail 4.
longer for men e act. Ii the w. 4. n
7. had started out - wears ago win
prayers and songs and hatchetS thr,
would not be saloon in the country N
day, The saloon keeper 10 me i III
same rs the man who cuts ono,;,Sr.,
throat for his money"
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Y. VI. c. A. Bowling Tournament.

M1ch Interest 4: osiDE manifested BY
nemt zrE OF tire J. y @. A. ID the boxi-
irg tournament Les IN Dr. gress on the
zs=3eisiion's nes s1s ing alleys. There
nrns. shich Vii. 4 .9=ei on February
!. Each conteSts-i : Supposed TO bowl
1.ts=r gsnseS- ILr-- ave already com.
piei-c their scores ~ iltose three 4. !.
VI R=itew stand: tx sishe=;, With an
average OF I42 t. CHEST individual
s39re III oae gsn= i lss. which was
made by b gl aud +. I. Steward.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Harry B. Shaw Dead.

Harry B. Shaw, formerly ofshiz CITY.
Eno vas brosher-in -iax q George d
Mccall. died suddenly Ct Pnia5e II. a
.ospiisi Taurs1sy night. He luderwen:
81 operation for appendicitis tr4 arsi d;
lie TeeE, IRON which he cid III re ser
lle D9dg s!i. b brought II iGis civ I'll
HondsV and intermeut Ill u NAG IN
me Wilmington ana Braniysiue cane.
very direct hon The P, ". ( 2, station
Il : o'ciocE.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
THE SAECTUARIES.
Services in the Different Places of
Worship Tomorrow.

r -s. ys.. ,,
s-T.t! Hsta;; eEErrn, CorZsE Four'h All
r...aI 10 +. 49, -. B. 3, 2. =.
..-.j = = $500. !. e -. :. = a -
rs 1T ss:sd f:ss eE,etjA2 chu!c1 Wt.t
-, = :. . 80, IL q. 49,
- 3 - ~. = 10 - :, :. .
ii $50 = go - - = :.
ss r-.z 1----- - -
-. = =. ~ - ts.gfl5- MssE sasTi s,r's
$500 80 - 81 l.. I. s2"t5I = n.stSi
- -. -. ssi =. = ,..,,'! = ~
g--.. g.----- .,-
- -. - - -. 80 1A'.s
) + ~, 7:.t.:,i-,, - NJ
- - s =, s 1919. =: t--e
.e,sl = - e =. -. ~ =
y. i /. f.s5 3 e Preaching bF tie "a:
"a s1' e' r. "c1d;
,5--,7.7-- Il. -.
' u, vi y 2 -: ,,.isf 81 "
t-.=. .--esF.ce. 3. o53a =. and q
szfI l5si4. 2 L1e "a. = on .Ih IN.
- II. I'll. :. 4 .-i..ala . lug .-steit
g.. ~. :! r., LtNs y
- a.
=
-. --s - 3teilhn tautcat @enty-
+-@ AZ @a'ttE stress. EeF 5eo1gs h.
4 ~. 51-%. -.5stn= .ss'lc. s.d f5e@cn!nE q
Ae P2'..s ~! u. ana y! hei. :"
4: st7t sl.41ss -ct.lsyi : 2. z.
,sFytas 81 Re.as,isz :. Is! o'sess. D;.si-e'
Z re 5t !hrrsIay az : p n. Adde'S
n h+f... &. ,js.. ana Il. Z. !ggs
IA ~. Et r5srf I'd. BS I,is.,. tsal
80 = - 60. EETle4s b1Iselle nor
4.-t,--s--i 50 30 >. n. - os George
christian i=.t-saoly' sunday school . D. n.
heE Ia-1 a'= sclerinte- ce-t Z. senior de
atinstl2 = sfse:;e -foiEi suIsrnt. ndsnt d
/ iai=.tnect Il .zi = -ert; John AoaeEt suI=fif
r. =Ls-.a. .--yi1es every evening mex
"tEs
------ --
= Pa " : church. seventh ard AsFEei
| -i'ee !. :. Mu rsy, Pas.5l.-s.Sg 2 n
2is.. I'D "a r 70 y 9. n, subject. "Ac
hrl'23le &g ee-" z r. m. sunlai school
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Rusco & Hollands Students.

4 yell c3r6Gssi Minstrel affords ex-
-fiieui E5Hrse i enjoyment, and time
sn5 tine sgsin has teen approved BY
ss6irE c'ersy men and mOTalisis whC
7aTr found iuro.e1i srd conducive re
err alton il 8 nics;r- AMI circus PER.
iarmz1ce. Rcsca 4 Hollands orig ns
Nashville siHd .lfs. mDined With CD.
-oa's Big ainsfrt! Carnival. who appss'
j tie OppT8 Hou=z this afternoon and
evening, give xi2i i undoubtedly the
c4sHsst and 1JoSi amusing production
TIA; al. Re seen here this season.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Supper and Musical.

Tie East side Z publican Associate 4
VII give Its second ANNA supper 81
ngsica on the evening Of Lincoln :
Jluhday, February y, N the rogI= ii
ne Lincoln CLUB. No. sos King street.
Ifeat preparations are p=.pg made to
make tie affair an eli yable one.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Leonard f. Vale. Jr.. /, confined t.
his lI5ne with au attack II the grip.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson II No. 1911 SCOT
street mas been III fDr several days with
Ia rad attack T the grip.
T. Il. Wolf. r.. y Newark ha. beer
the guest u Wilmington friends.
Francis Il. Baldwin. u Hocke,-in i,
in this city.
\ select dance viii b. given IL th.
Manning Han at Union Street and Low
ering avenue Oh January 2.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
No Telephones in Brooklyn. :.

Al Telephone communicative wIrh
South Wilmington with the exception q
he I,ela wzre an Atlantic il IT, Herbert
HOUSE. haze i--n cut OF fu- short
time Thi, : owing 10 the i-.-i-ine IN
-he Christians river.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
viii Run as One Line.

Beginning today the Frnr, ana I'll.
otni streets lines 81 the Whining II C,5!y
RaiiEay viii o run a. one lire. Tre
western terminus will u az IeisT zra
syenle station n the B. & g. rz..rcs
AMI tn tie pre-eri tfe eastern ies1i1r.
I'll. &c Fourth AMI spruce streets.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Finger Badly Mashed.

Cieor-, 2 Cr9sSan- who j. employed
II tn r. w * p. railroad romrany'~
shor,. L4d al.- ~ b, t1---- badly
mashed vhile i vork ye>teriay morn
~ H. Ha, atten.l.-l by DE J A
DRAPER.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Anniversary orBaird Mi.si n.

Tnf seventh anniversary ot;1e Il arle.
Bzitd Ntnoria. Mission sss e. sf-E
liz 81 appropriate manner lss, night 81
i-e mission rccm Cr Fr1rt street reas
JrarE- An interesting rrasr4rl vas ren
ieie1, iEcluc;nz several addresses
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Another FIRE In Montreal.

Montreal, Jan. 25.-The stores of d
A. Mcpherson, W. A. johnson and Mich
olas Pitt. II and 73 William street. have
been destroyed by IRE, together with theii
contents. The buildings were stocked
with butter and cheese. Mcpherson is
said to have controlled the hulk Of III,
cheese trade in Canada.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Baske. Ball Contest.

On Saturday evening. February 2
thara viii BE- . basket bali contest III the
.-un5s!rm raam II thc Y VI r. A..
brfw.a the Maranus and White basket
tai teams This will b. the second. the
fr-r game having been won by the
Maroon team The two teams hare been
uraoriciug much Of late and good game
is expected.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Entertainment at Gilbert Chanel.

Cradle SorFs ot Al Nations va.
tie tie n 81 interesting entertainment
il Gilbert Chapel, 7 irteenth and French
streets las: night One hundred colorei
children io1s part il the entertainment
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
chief Justice Depue to nerir..

Trenton, J4n. 81; j. announced hex
81 Z90d authority that Chi-t .IE>-ic u
PIE ~ thr lpr@iAc cyil.t who was rgI
pointed last we-E will r-tir- from 'ls
be-ch neIt November Justice Deplc
OYER 10 Years Gll ana ha- ffea Dbl u.
aench FIJI 81 years IN. auusuHoeEeI#
that Ja,.ic- Dspu. Mould resign wa
made ii executive session ~ tie SAT.
senate nv Senator McCart-r o. E,Sel
county. HAiei j, the clirt justices han.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Horse Receives Electric shock.

One Of Eisrer Pyle horse~ revived
in electric -hcck al TweHIy-fIr,t ani
Market sTr-..-> yesterday fr1En wire
which wa Down in tie street Knocking
him down ara canSing hi ns-ss q tle~d
mite freely
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Trustees TO he Elected.

At q congregational meeting at Grace
y. J., Church isst night, Iext MoL1sy
llgnt was set for tie time 81 which toLi
rl=tees OF the chlrch are ID Le e.ected.
lney are to succeed Charles b. Lore, 4.
". Ne.din, Charles ". Pusey and John
:. Mulln.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
JASPER DEFEATS WEST END.
Local Basket Ball Team 0utelsssed
By the Phiisdelphians.

The Jasper Athletic Club q Philadel-
phis, defeated the Yves, End Reading
Room baskes ball team il this eiiy iasa
night by tie score OF "a to u The visi.
tors oUixeighed the local players snd
won hs-dily- Tie s. James League
team was 20 have played bat the game
Ezs cancelled.
The lire up lass night:
we-s Fad J.su<r A. C.
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senior society Gave social.

me senior >,-cisty Of Christian En-
1szy9r 81 Hanover Presbyterian Church
gave s1cis Ia The sunday scho0l ro-us
fine church ass night. An exc=. ieut
musical and Literary program lad teen
arranged.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26

Maielev VI, Z Church come Of B AID sy-
2 ont streets. Ia. V P. Northrup, pastor.-
.,fn aali7eLsary services General expe ience
ne !ng 30 a. m, Rev H. Toa-er. ie-
.ng at 10 30 bg Rev. ]. p. Otis aad ct 20
" Rev, v. W. King, d. d. sunday scacol az 2 u
p N. special music for the day, AL arc invited'
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26

London. Jan. ,25.-At the Old Bailey
Julian Arnold, son of Sir Edwin Arnold.
who was extradited from the United
States in October last charged with mis-.
appropriating trust funds, has been sen.
fenced to ten years penal servitude.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Lecture atY. VI. C. A.

DR.. George ". X. Forrest lectar-5 At
the \ ". Z. a a., night on First sid
y tie Injured, ID tie future Dr. Far.
fezI vii! lecture 81 the Y. VI. G. 4. On
The second and i,lna Friday Of Zach
month.
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Pension Granted.

Col. John WainAfiga; has secured q
tension FOX Wn. Foreman. late c.. 3,
81 I. : Col1-ed Infantry, residing il
MS city, Of sl2 month, from June
2, 1870.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
New Manager to Take Charge

{. Reginald Van Trump viii ass1u Z
The management. ofthe Wilmington City
Railway Co. next Friday. lie xill q Q
continue as general manager Of the WI
ningtol City Eecir!e c..
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26
Germany., Pig Iron ou,nu,

Berlin, Jan. 25.-Germany's pig iron
output for 1900 was s,i22.S42 tons. an
increase IF 393.537 tons over the preced.
ing year. The December output was
I20.15 tons.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26

:. pa. y Z church. seventh ara Market
sI'ee "A !. :. Mu ray, Pzs,5r.--aSJ q n
sis.. sd "a ~ TO- - 9. n subject, ..Ac-
nultztie Sag e1a," 2 r. m. sunlay school.
fsgI Z r. :. {. {. y ?. N. sut. ct.
h Great lE.s.s