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The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11
REINHART WINS
Princetonian Golfer Takes
Honors in the Westbrook
Tourney After Hard
Fight.

Frank o. Reinhart the young Prince
tonian who put Travis out in the Nor
ris County Golf Clubs recent invitation
tournament, and who gave Louis James
such fierce battle in the semi-final
round for the amateur championship at
Chicago, carried off the high honors yes
terday in the thirty-six holes qualifying
round of the Westbrook open tourna-
ment
He did his morning round in IS, and
the afternoon round in 81, making the
thirty-six holes in 159, one stroke less
than Traviss great score of 100, made
last year. Harry Hollins, Jr., who i'm
ished second, did 7S in his afternoon
round and made 164 for the days work.
Four men tied at 17S for sixteenth place
in the Westbrook Cup division, and the
tie will have to be played off early this
morning.
The scores.-
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11
RIFLE TEAM OFF.
All-American Chosen at Sea
Girt Starts for Ottawa
for Palma Trophy.


The All-American team had its final
practice yesterday morning. The condi-
tions of wind and weather could not have
been better and the work was satisfac-
tory. The team started in the afternoon
for Ottawa, Canada, to compete on Sep
tember 13 for the Palma trophy, emble-
matte of the worlds championship,
against teams representing Great Britain
and Canada.
The party is composed of:-Captain,
Brigadier General Bird w. Spencer, in
spector general of rife practice, State Of
New Jersey, and president National Rifle
Association; adjutant, Captain Frank L.
Graham, United States Army; quarter
master, Colonel William n. Farley, depu-
ty quartermaster general State of New
Jersey; secretary, Lieutenant Albert S.
Jones, secretary National Rifle Associa-
ton; team, Captain William B. Martin,
Second Regiment, N. G. N. j., winner
of the Wimbledon Cup at Sea Girt, N. j.,
1901; Lieutenant Thomas Holcomb, Jr.,
United States Marine Corps; Major
Glendie B. Young, First Regiment D. G.
N. g.; Private George e. Cook, D. C.
n. G.; Corporal X. Y. Casey, Seventy
first Regiment, N. G. n. Y, winner of
Wimbledon Cup at Sea Girt 1902; Pri-
vate Maurice w. Parker, First Corps
Cadets. NJ v. NJ; Private Walter G.
Hudson, Signal Corps. N. G. N. T.; Lieu
tenant W. w. Cookson, Second Regi-
ment. D. G. N. G.; Private II. NJ. Lei
zear, Sixth Regiment Infantry n G.,
Pennsylvania, winner military champion
ship at Sea Girt, 1901, and Private Hor-
ace M. Bell, First Regiment, n. G. N. j.;
coaches, DR.. S. p. Scott, District of Co
lumbia, and William Hayes, New Jersey.
Others who accompany the team are
Brigadier General Edward A. Campbell
commanding First Brigade, n. G.. N. j.;
Colonel r. Heber Breintnall, command
ing First Regiment. N. G. N. j.; Colonel
Thomas w. Cook retired. Iowa. N. G.;
Colonel Henry " Freeman, assistant adj
jutant general. New Jersey; Colonel Les
lie G. Bruce. Old Guard, New Jersey;
Captain 0. M. Lissack. Ordnance De-
partment, q. s. Army; Lieutenant Ed
ward 7. Bell, Jr. (retired), n G. N. il;
Major Hopper, judge advocate First
Brigade, n. G. N. J.. and Colonel r. B.
Reading, assistant inspector general of
rifle practice, N G. N. j..
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11

SPECIAL MASTERS SALEM CHANCERX
of New Jersey.
Between Erie Building and Loan Association.
complainant. and Daniel Lynch Sc, ct als.s
defendants
On Bill for Partition and Decree for sale.
James r. Bowen. Solicitor.
BY virtue Of decree of the Court of Cham
Gerry of New Jersey. made in the above stated
cause on the fifth day of August. A. D. nine
and singular the premises mentioned and de-
seribed IN said deeres 1e William ns Ns q see.
shall sell at public vendue to the highest bid-
der on
nineteen hundred and two
at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Chan
ors,u, orommerciai Trust Building, Jersey City New
Jersey all the following lands and premises.
being the same described in said decree feF
sa,g Aii nose two certain lots tracts or parcels
of land and premises, situate lying and being
State Of New Jersey, and which on certain
map entitled Mar. of property situated on
sIed January. 1854, by Charles n Buck, in the
office OF the Clerk (now Register) OF said Hud-
son County, are known and distinguished as
in block numbered one Q) said lot numbered
sixty-fve (65) fronting on Lexington avenue
on the southerly side of oxford avenue. as laid
down on said map, and being of the same size
and dimensions designated on said map; and
Mutual Building Association Of Hudson County
to Bridget Lynch tsince deceased by deed re-
corded in the office of the Register OF said
County of Hudson February 18th. 1887. la
Liber 4s2 OF Deeds. pages 267 Sc, including
the interest and lnchoate right Of dover of the
defendant Margaret Lynch. wife of the de-
fendant James Lynch, known also as James r..
Lynch, together with all and singular the
hereditaments and appurtenances TO the said
premises belonging or in anywise appertaininG.
Dated August 18th, 1902
Special Master In Chancery
10. Is Exchange place, Jersey City, n. J..
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11
CHAMPIONS TO MEET.
Best Men in Each Weight Spec
Ialty VIII Come Together
Saturday at A. A. U.
Championship.

Among the entries at the A. A. U.
championships at the New York Ath-
letic Club grounds on Saturday viii be
found all the metropolitan champions of
last Saturday, besides a number of ma
tional champions Some of the old tim
ers will be J. s. Mitchell the former rec
ord holder for the 16lb. hammer and 5Glb
weight; Geo. r.. Gray, former record
holder for the 16lb shot; Andy Walsh.
Alex Grant. Geo. W. Orton. Bailey and
Westney. Of the University of Pennsyl-
vania; Beck and Sheldon, intercollegiate.
champions for the shot. and Henneman,
former record holder for the discus. In
the weight events the discus and the
1Glb hammer will be the most closely
contested, for, in the former Martin J.
Sheridan, the new record holder for the
discus, will be pitted against the giant
Hennelnan, and in the latter John Z.
Dewitt, of Princeton, and John Flana-.
gan, the record holder. will have O hard.
fought tussle If Mitchell is in the form
he was on August 80 he win give Flana-E
gun al he can do to beat him in the
5llb. weight The shot seems to He
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11

between Gray and dthe Collegians, Beck
and Sheldon
The entries for the principal track and
field events arc:--
100-Yard VIM Marshall, Y. M
c. A.. Hartford, Conn; s. a. Allen and
]. S. Westney, Of the q. Of r.; Arthur
r. Kent, of the Pastilne A. G.; r. J..
Walsh. r. r. Moulton and +. Rickert,
n. Y. A. c.; J. Romano, New West Side
A. c.. and w. s. Edwards, Of the K
A. G.
440-Yard Runs. A. Allen and j. >.
Westney, Of the U. of p; Joseph A.
Reilly, st. Josephs A. A.. Boston, Mass;
o. ]. Brennan, Pastime A. c.; f. Il.
Moulton and H. A. Sedley, Jr., n. x.
A. c.; u, Romano, New West Side A..
G., and w. S. Edwards and G. T..
Scharpe, X. A. G.
SS0-Yard Run--Bart Sullivan, Cam
bridgeport Gymnasium, Cambridgeport,
Mass: George w. Orton, Athletic Club
of Philadelphia. Pa: ]. X. Bailie, of the
U. of Pa; Alex Grant, G. G. Wood, ii.
p. Smith and A. A. Jackson, n. \. A. q,
and j. H. Wright, of the New West
Side A. G.
. 1-Mile Rum. X. Baillie, of the U.
of p; A. Mackenzie, Jr., Pastime A. e.;
p. Souter, Pastime A. c.. Alex. Grant,
HI. P. Smith and A. s. Newton, n. 4.
A. c., and J. II. Wright, of the New
West Side A. G..
5-Mile Rum. II. McVickar, Boston
A. A, Boston, Mass; J. K. Baillie, OF
the U. of Pa; Jerry Peirce, of the Pas
time A. c.. who is also entered in the
mile run, and Alex. Grant and A. l..
Newton. of the N. Y. A. G.
12O-Yards Hurdles. A. Allen, of the
U. of Pa; r. H. Hatfield, S. S. Jones
and G. G. Reimer, N. Y. A. c.; P. j.
Corley, New West Side A. c.; and H. L.
Hillman, of the X. A. G.
22O-Yards Hurdles. A. Allen, of the
u. of Pa; r. II. Hatfield and G. G. Rel
mer, of the n. Y A. c., Charles McClel-
Ian. Jr., New West Side A. c.; H. L.
Hillman and P. A. Sayles, x. A. G.
Pole yault-A. G. Anderson, D. s.
Horton and j. E. Peters, N. Y. A. G.;
Squires p. A. Moore and Dan Reuss,
of the X. A. G.
Running High Jumps. s. Jones, l.
X. Baxter and G. p Serviss, n. Y. A. G.,
and J. T. Mahoney and Dan Reuss, of
the X, A. G.
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11
NEWS OF The WHEELMEN
Fem Beat Kramer at New
:. Haven--Two Days at
Vailsburg.

Frank Kramer, national champion,
could get no better than second in the
half-mile national championship at the
Coliseum track, New Haven last night.
Willie Fem, with the assistance of Geo.
H. Collett, who pulled him to within a
few yards of the tape, won out by inches
in the final heat, passing Kramer, who
was clearly outsprinted by the boy
Wonder" Major Taylor was beaten in
the preliminary heat, George Schreiber
and Collett beating him to the tape and
qualifying for semi-fnals.
Two days of cycle racing, the first Of
which marks the end of the Grand Cir
cult races of 1902 will be held at Vails-
burg the latter part of this week. On
Saturday, for the fourth time this year,
a Grand Circuit meet will be held at the
Newark track. The half mile will be
the race fought for by Kramer, Taylor
and big field of the leading profession
ais, including MacFarland Fem, Law
son, Kimble, Bowler, Martin, Collett,
Beauchamp, Fisher and Lester Wilson.
In addition to the Grand Circuit race,
there will be the big Yankee Doodle
$1,000 handicap for the professionals and
the five mile Satonstall trophy race for
amateurs. On Sunday the Rather
Stakes, FIVE mile professional open,
with first, second and third money to the
riders at the finish of each mile and cash
prizes to the leader of each lap as incen-
tives to speed. The big field of profess
sionals entered in the Grand Circuit
races of Saturday will remain to COM
pete in the races on Sunday. In addit-
ion to the FIVE mile professional open
race, there will be other events for the
money chasers and simon-pure amateurs.
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11

certain old material which was accumu-
lated at the various stations of the Wa
ter Department, and for which the de-
partinent has no further use, such ma.
tcrial intending one so II. p. boiler,
two (2j feed pumps. rubber valves
and hose, old brass and brass oil cups,
scrap iron, etc.
From the same Board
Transmitting resolution passed by
said Board August II, 1902. and ap-
proved by the Mayor, August %, 1902:-
Resolved, That warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor OF
that officer for the sum of So. 100 to trans
fer that amount from license receipts to
the credit of the Board of Street and Wa
ter Commissioners. to be used in the
month of August 1902, to pay for labor
and materials on paved streets as fol
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
CERTIFICATE OF CHANGE or NAME AND
DECREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK.

The Lippert Oil Company, or Boston, Massa-
chusetts, corporation OF New jersey doln
hereby certify that It has changed IT'S ccr
Company" and that 1t has reduced its capital
stock OF one million dollars Isl. 900. 000) con-
slsting or ten thousand 10000 shares OF com
mon stock OF the par value of one hundred
ooidrs tylUV.O0) each TO five hundred thouss nd
1oiiars has SS500,0OO.0O consisting Of five Thousand
value OF one hundred dollars (sl00) each; said
accrease or capital stock being effected by su-
tsuqcr OF the shares now owned by each stock
nviaer ana the issue to such stockholder in lieu
enereoi OF one share Of stock for every IWd
snares 50 surrendered.
SAID change OF name and reduction Of capital
STOCK st having been declared by resolutions OF
sne 5oard OF Directors of said corporation 10
pc duVlsaole and having been duly and regu
iaIy y assented to by the vote Of two-thlrds il
Intsrest OF each class Of stockholders having
voting powers, at a meeting duly called by
ene BOARD OF Directors for that purpose. and
20 appended.
The location Of the principal office Of the cor-
nolhtlun IN this state Is at number eighty
Sllee montgomery street, Jersey City, in the
SIouhty OF Hudson. and the name OF the agent
cess G. against the corporation may be served ia
Company.
In witness whereof said corporation has
caused this certificate to be signed by ite
fresldent and Secretary and its corporate seal
nineteen hundred and two.
LIPPERT OIL COMPANY,
BY JOHN P. MORSE,
Attest: GEORGE p. sFWAII.
Voedi.) Secretary
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11

STOCKHOLDERS ASSENT TO CHANGE.
We, the subscribers, being at least two-tht-ds
Lippert OIL Company of Boston. Massachusetts.
having voting powers, having, at a meeting
regularly called for the purpose, voted in favor
of changing the corporate name of said
poration to that of the "Boston-Lima OIL
Company" and in favor Of reducing the capt
tai stock of one million dollars Sl.ooo, oool:
consisting of ten thousand 10000 shsres Of
common stock of the par value Of one hundred
thousand dollars $500 0oO, consisting Of hvs
thousand (5,000) shares of common stock OF the
par value of one hundred dollars ts1o0 eacn.
said decrease of capital stock being effected By
surrender of the shares now owned by each
stoekhoider and the issue to such stockholder
in lieu thereof of one share of stock for every
two shares so surrendered, do now, pursuant
to the statute, hereby give our written assent
~ Witness ' our hands this twenty-sixth day Of
June nineteen hundred and two.
C. Fl. Buswell. by Jos. V. Clark. Atty.
charles ba Isss K. Cobb, BY JOS V CLARK. Atty. ~
Jno. lo iiS' F. Edwards by JOS V. Clark. =
Herbert aiy iP F. French. by Jos. V Clark ''0
F. ' s. Gilbert. BY Jos. v. Clark. Atty.
Alfred II tTfs ?. Hanan. iai BY JOS " CLARK. Atty
F. I NJ .qas Hathaway. BY Jos v Clark. Atty
julius ii sHff aollander. BY JOS V. clark, Atty
charles ha ies' Hutchins, by JOS v. Clark
Atty. in fact .-..-..-.....-.. 100
Julius Helburn. by JOS V. Clark ATTY
in fact ........-...s.-. .......-..... 70
Henry s. Hills. by los. V. Clark, Atty.
in fact .....-.s.--... ........... 90
Tnirza c. Hills by Jos. v. Clark, Atty
Arthur s. johnson. by Jos. V. Clark
Atty In fact-:.... -..:.-..;..;..,..... 500
W. M Libbey. by Jos. V. Clark. Atty.
KATE f lSS5 Soll bv JOS V. clark. Atty in fact 80
Ed MoIl by Jos. v. Clark. Atty in fact $40
Martha e. Murdock. by Jos. V. Clark
Atty. in fact
Louise H. Murdock. by Jos. v. Clark
Anna c. Murdock by Jos. V. Clark.
Minnie Papcke. by Jos. V. Clark Atty.
Chas H. Park. by Jos. v. Clark, Atty.
Franklin P. Shumway, by Jos. " Clark.
Atty. in fact. -.,-.-.-.........-.. 2i0
william o. Walker. by Jos. v. Clark.
Atty in fact....... -....-.-..........-.. 80
Arthur ]. wallen. by Jos. v. Clark.
Atty in fact...... .:--..............s..... 3
William t. White. by Jos. " Clark.
william p Whitman. by Jos. v. Clark.
Atty in fact ....-..-................- 235
w Eugene Wilde. by F. A. Bance.
Atty in fact.,t -.............-....... 1a
George P. Sewan........ ................. 5e
John p Morse ............................ 81
Endorsed.
s D. DICKINSON,
Secretary OF state"
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11
NEWARK

Rochester. / 0 0 0 0 II
Batteries-Falkenberg and Steelman;
McEarlan and Coogan.
The Providence team failed to show up
in Buffalo yesterday and the umpire
awarded the game to Buffalo by a score
of 8 to 0.
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11

Toronto put new pitcher named
Wolfe in the box yesterday against Jer-
sey City, and the visitors were beaten as
n result. though by very small margin,
and only after hard fought game.
Pfanmiller did the twirling for Jersey
City and lie was hit only seven times,
out that was enough to win. The scores:
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11

Ruffalo. o: Providence, 0. Forfeated.
Montreal. 6. Newark. 4.
Worcester, 3; Rochester. ?.
RESULTS OF NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES.
Chicago, 4; New York, 3. First
New York, 6; Chicago, o. Second
sI3r Brooklyn. 5: Cincinnati, 0.
s.. Louis 2; Boston, ,. Second game.
Called.
RESULTS OF AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES.
Boston. s; Washington. 8. First
Beston. I; Washington, 5. Second.
Philadelphia. 8, Baltimore, 5. First
Philadelphia. 5; Baltimore. A. Second
Cleveland, 8: Chicago, 6. First game;
Cleyeldan, II; Chicago, 0. Second
St. Louis. 6; Detroit, 5. First game.
ST. Louis, 8; Detroit, l. Second game.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO
DAY. ~
Chicago at New York. Two games.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Boston at s.. Louis.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO
DAY
Baltimore at Philadelphia.
Washington Mt Boston.
Chicago at Cleveland.
st. Louis at Detroit.
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO
DAY.
Jersey City at Toronto,
Newark at Montreal.
Providence at Buffalo.
Worcester at Rochester.
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT PHILADELPHIA.


First game
Philadelphia. -. o 90 0 8 0 .
Baltimore. ......, 0 4 900 0 0 I 0-5
Batteries-Mitchell, Waddell and
Schreck: Butler and Smith.
Second game
Philadelphia. =. 9 6o02o =
Baltimore. ...... 0 90 2 0 2 0 o.
misunderstanding. Waddell and
Schreek; Katoll and Robinson.
AT BOSTON.
Boston. / 900 1902 Is
Washington. -. CO. O 0 0 0 0 0-3
Batteries -Dineen and Warner, Orth
and Drill.
Second game
Boston. ........ o 1 500 90 -
Washington -. 2 90 0 0 2 o--5
Batteries Sparks and Criger, Town
send and Drill.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland -. 5 0 O 4 0 O .
Chicago. ....... 0 2 0 1 0 0--6
Batteries-Bernhard and Bemis, Cal
lahan and Mcfarland.
Second game
Cleveland. 80. 0 20 0 o - -12
Chicago. ...... o 0 00 0 0 0 o o. 0
Batteries joss and Wood, Plat and
Sullivan.
AT DETROIT.
First game
st. Louis. 103 2 o o o o O--G
Detroit. ....... 0 O 0 0 0 0 0-5
Batteries--Shields and Kahoe, Mullin
and Mcclure.
Second game
st. Louis. -. 2 10000 oO1 0-3
Detroit. ...... o o 0 0 1 0 OIL
Batteries--Sudhof and Sugden, Kis-
singer and Buelow.
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11


state Of Massachusetts,. County of Suffolk. ss:
1 De remembered, that on this 26th day OF
Sune T A. u 1902. before me, the subscriber,
SswaH Secretary Of the Lippert OIL Company
oi i, boston, Massachusetts. the corporation msn-
TONED IN and which executed the foregoing
certificate, who being BY me duly sworn. on
ms oath says that he is such secretary, and
tnat the seal affixed to said certificate is the
corporate seal of said corporation the sans
Delns Wen known to him; that John p. Morse
Is the president Of said corporation and signed
said certificate and afrixed said seal thereto.
ana deIvered said certificate by authority oe
~ ieasi tWo-thirds in interest OF each class
OF stockholders of said corporation having vos-
ing powers as and for his voluntary act and
corporation, in presence of deponent, who there
upon subscribed his thereto witness.
appended is signed by at least two-thirds IN
interest OF each class Of the stockholders OF
IN person or by their several duly constituted
attorneys in fact, thereunto duly authorized
In writing.
GEORGE P. sEwALL
.Id SuDscfaoed , and sworn to before me the day
ana year aforesaid
(seal.) Notary PubIic.
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, Suffolk, IS.
clerks Office of Superior Court.
1, Jos A Willard, OF Boston, in said County.
guy .hay elected, qualified and sworn Clerk Of
the superior Court, for and within said County
ana commonwealth, dwelling in Boston. in said
county, tn said Court being a Court OF recc.d
and seal OF which Court I have the custody.
40 nsreln and hereby, in the performance OF
my duty as said Clerk, certify and attes. that
Cnarles X. Cobb before whom the annexed
aHluaVit, proof or acknowledgment taken
ana subscribed, is Notary Public, for, within
ana including the whole of said Commonwealth.
doing business and residing in said County.
ana dld business and resided in said County
when said proof acknowledgements purports
TO nave been made duly appointed commits
stoned qualified, sworn and authorized by the
laws OF said Commonwealth to act as such;
and also duly authorized by the laws of said
commonwealth to take affdavits and certify
proofs OF acknowledgements OF deeds Of con-
veyances for lands, tenements, hereditaments.
lying and being in said Commonwealth; in any
part thereof and to be recorded therein WHERE
ever situated and however bounded. that he
was at the time of taking the affidavit. proof
or acknowledgment, hereto annexed, such Nc
tary Public that due faith and credit are and
ought to be given to his official acts: that I
am well acquainted with his signature and
handwriting, and l verify believe that the sig
nature to the said affidavit, proof or acknowi-
edgment is genuine, and, further, that the an
nexed instrument is executed and acknowledged
according to the laws OF said Commonwealth.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said Court at Boston, in said County
(Seal.) and Commonwealth, this 26th day Of
June. A. D. 1902
JOS. A. WILLARD.
Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF EASTERN LEAGUE
GAMES.

Toronto, 4 Jersey City, 3.
Buffalo. O.: Providence, O. Forfeated.
, Montreal. g: Newark. 4.
Worcester, B; Rochester. 2
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER
) COMMISSIONERS.

(Continued.)
Resolved, That the Clerk of this Board
is hereby authorized to advertise aud sell
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11

s d. DICKINSON,
Secretary Of state. "
The Jersey City news., 1902-09-11
RESULTS OF NATIONAL LEAGUl
GAMES.

Chicago, 4; New York, 3. First
New York. 6; Chicago, 0. Second
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
THE EVIL EYE.

OF late years theatre-goers have
demanded spectacle as a portion
of the theatrical entertainment pro.
vided for them, and Mr.. Yale and
Mr.. Ellis, the producers oi "The
Evil Eye" and many other great
spectacular productions, have been
wise in their day and generation
ior the supplying Of such m agnifi-
cent specta lie as that which will
be presented at the Grand Opera
House tomorrow night.
Although it is two years since the
play was first presented under the
most favorable auspices in New
York, 10 which city it has rur ex-
tending over many months, the pro-
duction is still in the zenith OF its
glory and this year Messr1. Yale
aud Ellis have added 10 it many
imsortaut features. They have
drawn upon the ranks OF both grand
and comic opera performers tor the
sollsts of the company and the cast
OF 1.-THE Evil Eye" this year in-
cludes such we'll known artiA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
FROM ROTATION
ORDINANCE.

The fire committee Of City Council,
gave audience to committee com
pound of members of each fire COM
pany in the city last night, who asked
that the ordinance providing for ro-
tation in office, be put in effect at once
instead of 1904.
Members of the Weccacoe company
which company would be entitled to
the chief under the old combination
at the next election, stated that for
the sake Of promoting harmony in
the department they were willing to
ALLOW a new ordinance tobe soon pass
ed.
The members of the various COM
panies appeared to be closer together
than ever before, and there was the
best of feeling among the committee.
Members of the Weccacoe company de-
sire to correct the impression that the
ordinance now in effect was drawn to
please their company, and desire it
understood that the Weccacoe is anx-
ious at all times to promote harmony
in the department, even at
the expense OF losing a chief engi-
neer.
Some of the tiremen in the city, how
ever hold that Council has no right
to pass either ordinance changing the
method of clecting officers in the de-
partment as the Legislature has al
ready provided the method of election
and they do not believe that either
ordinance will stand in law.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
DOTS.

The fixtures and equipment Of
Beckett's restaurant were sold at
executors sale yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Cain of No.
1922 French street, are entertaining
Miss Blanche Thawley of Laurel,
Delaware.
Mrs. Martin E. Alpers, whose
funeral occurred in Brooklyn on
Tuesday, was IL member OF the
first class graduated from the
Wilmington High School. Mrs.
Alpers was Miss Ida c. Devou.
A delegation from Minqua Tribe
of Red Men of this city, accom-
panied by its degree team will WIS.,
it the tribe in Upland cn Friday
night. tits expected that a large
delegation will go on the visit.
Again yesterday the services Of
the wreck train were required to
repair the damage done by derail-
ed cars and for more than half an
hour the large crane was at work
in the west yard. -Four cars Jump
ed the track on one of the side
tracks, but travel was not inter-
iered with.