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The evening Republican., 1902-05-31

Small jet, lace, ivory, metal
and pearl buttons in great variety.
Ladies' ribbed vests, no sleeves
lace front at ~ cents.
Mems Balbriggaa shirts and
drawers at 25 and so cents.
Children's ribbed knee pants at
l2a and - cents.
Ladies' fast black lace hosiery
worth 25 cents Il pair, reduced for
Monday to 45 cents for 3 pairs.
Childrens white lace hosiery
sizes ) to S inch at 2J cents Il
pair.
20 dozen Mems mercerized hosi
cry in red, blue and purple worth
% cents. Will close on Monday
at u. cents a pair.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31
220-23O King Street.
Mauluff FloggeI.

John MauluH, colored, paid the
penalty for robblDg John Edward
Wright CT one dollar, last Saturday
night, when he spent an hour in
the pllorv and squlrmcd beneath
forty !ashes at the Workhouse, this
morning. lie will now retire for
two years. Frank Allen, coIored
who was logged, last Saturday,
received twenty lashes after an
hour in the pillory and has ii(tee q
years behind the bars as his
sen tence
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31

The arnual Missionary meeting,
preceding the convention Of the
diocese Will be he'd in Emmanuel
chuch New Castle, on Tuesday.
Bishop Coleman vii preside, and
addresses will he made lay the Rev.
T. NJ Roberts Of Philadelphia, and
the Rev. Hubert w. We'll Of TINS
city, The convention will convene IN
AnmanHci Church on Wednesday
morning
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31
Chicngo's 800. 600, 900 Bank.

CHICAGO, May 3l.~The consolida.
ton of the First National bank and
the Metropolitan National bank has
been formally approved at meetings
held by the stockholders of the two in
situations. On Monday morning Chi
cago will have open for business it's
first $l000O0,UOO bank.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Enc
land todaypartly cleudyto fair wealth I
will prevail fol yedby cooler temper
allure and light to fresh windss
$ OntSunday, fair weather and slow.
ly rising temperature willprevail, with
light yariabl6sWinds.
On Monday, fair and slightly rn.
er weather.
The thermometer at W. C.Taylor's
drug store 1902 King street today reg
istered as follows:
O'Clock .- 10 O'Clock lo'clock
65 10 IS
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31
CARD BASKET.

Major William Y. Swiggert, for
merly, chief of police here, but now
IN the pension bureau of the Navy
Department in Washington, is visit
ing in this city.
L. E. Snow, wife and daughter of
this city. left for a trip across the
continent.
Edward ]. Krause, James Toman
and Hubert Cassidy will leave this
afternoon for Minneapolis to attend
the annual session of the Grand
Aeria, Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Henry p. Scott and wife enter
tanned golf party at their home
yesterday afternoon
The Cause Chapter of the Della
ware Hospital will give lawn par
ty at the home Of Mrs John Ban
croft this afternoon.
Jonathan S. Willis will make an
address on Sunday. June %, at the
anniversary Of the NJ. Z. Church at
Ridley Park.
Il. Fl. Valentine and wife spent
yesterday i'll Marcus Hook.
Mrs. Nellie Briggs is visiting her
mother, Mrs. $. William Lewis, Of
Upland, Pa.
Miss Elsie Thomas has been visit
Ing friends in Chester.
Gilbert McCaulley is visiting Mrs.
Edward Hoffman, ,f Chester.
Miss Mabel Boyd and Arthur KEEL
ley We're the guests of Chester
friends yesterday.
Daniel Marvil and Judge George
Gray will attend the Princeton din
ner at Princeton this evening.
Miss Catharine l.. Cooling. of
Osontz, is visiting friends in this
. CITY.
[ J. l.. Taylor and wife of philalel-
pnia We're entertained yesterday
by DR.. Hughes and wife.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31
Won God Medal

Herman Dohl Of this city won first
place and gold medal at the field
sports of schoo, Athletic Association
OF Burlington, n. ]. in the running
high jump event. Mr.. Dohl cleared
feet )! inches which is half an lnch
higher than the Delaware State rec
ord which is held by himself.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31

The funeral Of Christopher A.
Little, who died 10 Charles ion Nd,
took place yesterday and interment
was made in Rverview Cemetery.
Deceased was I6 years Of age, and
apoplexy caused his death.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31
Committee OF It,ty

There will be meeting OF the
committee of fifty on Tuesday even.
Ing next at which time the reform
VIII be discussed and pans made for
The ''ture. The meeting wall be he'd
10 ihc rooms OF the Board Of Health.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31
RIBBONS.

Children's day next Sunday.
We have prepared largely for it.
| Thousands Of yards of white rib
bon at or near half price. Make
your ribbon purchase early in the
week. We can give you better at
tcntion and the assortment is apt
to be better. What a wonderful
ribbon bushes we are doing, we
would be afraid to tell how many
thousand yards Of ribbon we have
sold in the last ten days. You
would think we sold only by the
box instead Of measuring it off by
the yard.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31
GRANGE TO HOLD A PICNIC,

The New Castle County Pomona
Grange will hold its annual picnic
at Brandywine Springs Park, the
last week in August. This decision
was reached at meeting of the
Grange held at the Park on last
Wednesday,, The Grange will hold
its quarterly meeting on Thursday
at Union Grange Hall, Union.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31

-.al1,a
TO GIVE 4 DINNER.

0fhe annual dinner and reunion of
rne members and officers of the
Constitutional Convention 1897 will
be held at the Richardson Hotel, at
Dover, on June A. The com mittee
in charge Of the dinner is Woolburn
Martin, George Fl. Martin and j.
Wilkins Cooch. An important mat
ter to be brought up will be the re-
port of the committee on publica-
ton of debates.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31
Artificial Flowers.

On Monday we will sell all of
the flowers at half the marke 4
price. flowers marked so cents at
25 cents; flowers marked 100 at
80 cents bunch.
One more lot Of the best quail
ity IIeisher's Shetland floss at
So cents il pound, Monday only.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31
Earthquake In South Carolina,

GREENNILLE, $. G., May 31.-A
distinct earthquake shock was felt here
early yesterday. The tremOr was &C.
compancd by low rumblng sound
and continued for several seconds.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31
CORSETS.

Have you used the Kabo self
reducing Corset or the Royal
Worcester. Dowagor. They are
both excellent for stout figures.
Batiste net Corsets AMI girdles
at 50 cents.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31

d. Ross and Son have arranged
70 send out on Monday next a book
let covering the business Of their
up 10 date stores for 1902.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31

New Our full line Of
sergs Suits is here.
Serge Prices same as last
season but we think
Suits the Suits are better
than ever; $500,
$3.50, $50, $3.50 and
$l5 are the prices for
Blues. $3.50, $40, $3.50
and $15 for Blacks. $40
and Sl2 for Grays. All
sizes, Regulars 33 to AZ,
stonts 50 to 46, Sims "a
and extra sizes A to 48.
Colors, make and fit guar
anteed. You will save
money, will get wear, com
fort and style in buying
these Suits. Come see
them.
Open Tuesday and Sat-
urday Evenings.
JAS 7. MULLIN & SONS
9th aad Market Wilmington
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31
E. B. RlLEY'S
n0nday Sale.

We have prepared tor record breaking sale on Monday
Ladies keen appreciate unusual values find Monday
sales very attractive.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31

The prlc contest that was to
have been gwen by the Brandy
wine Fire Company to night h as
been postponed uutil June 18th.
Eggs brought from 20 cents to
29 cents per dozen. Strawberries
were plen,Itvl ard brought from q
to IS cents box. The popular
price was ; boxes Tor - cents.
Mrs, Wilmer Palmer is living very
low al her home suffering with dph
iberia and is not expected to live.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31

h 'AEGIIOi'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
IL no uudorSi gued as executor, Of ttn a..
tate OF Sarah j, NcClenaChau. deed, VA
ouer at public sale, a. the LouIt House in
"ilminston,S ~
THURSDAY, JUNE 18th, lgOa,
at ! o'clock p. IN,
All that certain lot Of land and mani IA,
E,nown as l3l! Walnut street, ia tho civ Of
wilmington. consisting OF a 2.story store and
uwe'lng at N. y. corner Walnut aud Kenns.
pee streets. with a frontage On Kennel ec
street OF II feet and depth On Walnut street
OF of1eet inches. 1hi, is Il desirable prnp.
erty either as un Investment or a. a locntinn
'or small business Terms al sale
SAMUEL NJ. MOLTEN AHHAN
lLLLlE 4. BROOKS
WIN A.-Hukill, Auo mi cod ~ 10 ''
The evening Republican., 1902-05-31
Weather PrOI,ablIltie,

Partly cloudy, with showers; varia.
Bile winds.
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SPIRITS tDUP,>1 CASE.
Final Decree Dl,trIhuiins Inc ASSETS Fo''
having ,ompan,'s Dissolution.

N~iso-,hlr-.lrr Emery filed ia" rnal
d,.,-... Al Newark Yesterday in th" dI--
,ri,,r.nr = 'no asst, 81 th" Spirits DIS
tnhu,iug Company. which vas dissolved
RECENTLY \ vcck < an application FOR
,hc appointment e n receiver was made,
and low Nav.r ( Chicago and Il ' Linda
hurry If Newark. 49, COUNCIL for tho Am"ri-
can Di,iIiug company. offered N.:Il.-
~ ~ '.r the a--''- II 'h" Distributing
unory .Iamr~ T. Howell uf Newark,
,.yr-l f.r the minority stockholders.
,sk.si for time. and th" cas-" was left "ISu
~ a week ~ ~" about -IN'v-f"ur stock-
holders an opportunity To- enter ol CiioTs
None was made. and th"r" was uu nppo-
s,t,nn shown Yesterday Z" ." acceptance
e ~" Offer. $500
and srr,sd ui.,u \ sum 10 represent TN"
,rrr,Viu,at, liabilities uf th" Distributing
c'Irnany Ih-y fixed upon sH9 elo az NJ
,br total amount. which includes "a charc'
If sn ~ fur COUNSEL fc"s and costs of
,.irt having tho H-s"t- nj ~ .NNl ,12s =. or
a., q, a .harr Tor the fret rr"ferr'si stock
H., a,~rc,tor- - M" American p-'iliiug
C.up,uv nr. 'h" TRUSTEES Tor IL" dis
trtlutipu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
SI\D,Y >tHOOI BOYS STOLE.
Three Of Thou arrested for Taking Lead
Two sent to the Protector,

pr Howard lgu"N Johnston. pastor 81
,b.. Ma ~,u A,.ulc Presbyterian church
A, vA,dr,Yu a,erI" and S~"vcutv-'hird -rr'"
sr,oar.d YESTERDAY 10 no" NoThviil" polio"
r,ur A. c,ru,' ar rRu' against 'hr"" small
laws. maml.r- Z ul- SUNDAY school Ilrv
o.r, charged v"h Sealing bad from a
-~-s,r.d-gs-- VIiiuw M 'hs church ID"
y.urg- ~. WEI. charles NuIf. : wears odd.
of ls1o FIR, ayruu" Anthony rai,hn"r. u
wears. If th" .tn" ll!r'~s and 10" Lucas.
II wears. 90 Ig.l Avenue \
uumia ~ fhfug- had l-"n stolen from
n. .-urrn 81 .ar, wsrch Tor th" thi"F"s
had l.-,u So, ON MONDAY evening Police
man Kan. -,S - Wolf huv wrIgg'" ont 81
"a In..u.rr WIZ !rp and grabbed ium Ia
ia, n.,s- l.s..r'- we're "a number ~ small
,i,.,.- II IcaI from \ stained gla~- iuduw
'rb. r,Ur..utr took h1~ prisoner directly
:, ly .JYir-.prs HOUSE Al i033 Lexington
.,..,uc Inyu. 'l' D."rENunnS MI" r"''c-
,,I tho I, % 40" 81 IN" pupils m her
S,rI,y -rh.lI ..lss Later b" impi"If't
80. ~, other ls.N-. who w"Tc arr'si''d AZ
,l.f, homes 81 'Ir- youngsters as
ui,f,.d their .rr.' 300 DO" police court ester
IA. pr Johnston sad %" did uu' wish 10
I,,r ia. Wnt '-r, punished ON account II
I,. v,ufh and 90. wa discharged Magis-
'r1'r uarau -r' Iaishu"r asd LucS TO
Inc C,IbUIr Tr.rrrturN On nov complaints
made hy their parents, alleging That they
ar. uurpV"ru1 Z"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09

ess s.,s-s In p~,s~ ere D. ssps.ss ne
lswe Patent.

DovSs. t~l July s-Ohs 10 N. largest
Industrial cone~rns To .s-k utsI-. nf In
cprIntatiun Ia ns.lasar. sin.e tho stats has
l-.n . charter mill. was q combinAii ION q
New iork investors and ga men chartered
Yesterday All ~ y, known a. ,hs Lowe
,uk- and Gaz Securities Company. with
headquarters In New York H.. authoti1~l
capital stock 10 sD. oo. oo0. with th. privi-
l"s~ ~ increasing upon ~notihcattou III"
certificate Nts II such Importance hat II
"a. thought t--t t. hurry Dr layton.
Secretary - state. home from R.hubo,h.
Nher, h" had gun" Tor a shoe, acatluu.
and h~ arrived on a late evening tram
Tho cumpany - organized for tho puTpo-"
81 exploiting IA. Lowe patents ami CERTAIN
other processes for the dissemination u
gas The CouC~rn, which was organi,s~i
under the advice 10 Haskins \ Dclancld
ui New York, and chartered through thu
Corporation Trust Company ~ brlavar',
paid ti.oon 10 tho State 10 D~lawarr to-day
Tor it, corporate privileges. IL l. under
st"nd that the company's patents intro
ducc a system 81 manufacturing gas from
Cuke. Efforts arr "a 10 made To- ssCoir"
cntranc" 90 a nurnher Of Eastern cities.
particularly To tho~. ~hepa tho question
ot public lighting is unsettled.
time during the coming ~crk. II Is the
second large corporation Chartered IN
lelnN are within 4 veal The i~ncurlorltors
ar AlirSi bronson, George ID. .N'r"sory,
John l. lockwood, Jr 81 New YORK, AMI
Nelson G. fhrall 81 lArchmpnt. Al the~'
were elected directors, with the addition 81
james l. Nolcutt q Dover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
IJBA kEEPING HEALTHY.
y, Prrcaurton u nrtns Taken b, the
>es GO, erpment. nr. Doty says.

Health Onicer 4 II Do,y. who arnved
from Cuha yesterday on th. Ward In
steamship MORO Castle, said la relation
20 his visit To the island
4 went To Cuha To 80 the condition 81
Affairs and TIA" prospects for the continual
ton uf th" sanitary measures Installed
there under the American military gov
found Havana in an exceed
iugly good condition and that the authori-
tie, were alive 10 their Responsibilities.
DR. tinlay. the medical officer in charge,
sucC,-dnd Dr Gorgns and Ia continuing
his excellent methods DIR. hnlay IA tho
author II the mosquito theory OF trans
mission II yellow fever and l. enthusiastic
in his t-lief. lie H. watching for the iTSt
cA-r uf yellow fever to continue his ihN.s-
legations -,
-Pre,idelt Palma, upon whom ! called
Officially. II heartily In acCord with the
sanitary system introduced toy h United
tate and has given strict orders u keep
up thus work lie assured me that every
effort would 10 made to cooperate with the
sanitary authortie. ~ this country to
pru,er, the public health ! also visited
Maeanzas and found tho same good condi-
tious prevailing
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DECISION AGAINST GT0RGE BLtiR


IT.. d~,,i-tauuf the lower court diSiuiSsing
tho sult brought 10y the aged cook. Ellen
plr. for an accounting of her saving from
C.orrn Blair. until lately Superintendent
If Out Door Poor, Was reversed 10y Ia"
Aprrllate division Of the supreme court
vet, rdav. 4 new trial - ordered, tut ia"
decision l. tan;ainount 20 holding thai on
the p.-adings Mr.. Blair must account
Nhtlr dismisslng her sul'. the lower court
ON request uf Hair had ordered an account
,ny. hut the higher Cous declares that si1"
wa, entitled to II on her own showing
Tn. court r,yiows the facts to ACCOUNT
for ia decision. She lad gone to IN" cry :
fp-doruito-vto sl,rpuu March :. lso, Wi"n
, argc sam II nancy and haIk books ven"
found on her I-r-nu. she Nas NOR" tt"h
- YEAR old AMI iuotlv clad ara n"uilsh'h'
Next day BlAIr touk chang" 81 the ih"h'y
ana hank touAS, showing deposits 81 about
s5uu. and got an ~in'Vuoahlc power ~
attorney from h'T 80 axe "a" money 10
I,-lk after hrt Fnr ~" r''' - ~" lH"I'h
- NArHh n" gave 'hc sisters - ~ l'uiihh-
iCk 500 lot caring lot h"I so l"' N.s
sln for jun and les SUM uuNu 10 10
a month. until ti.SO IA "Npui"i anal w"
sister. would not k,-'p her lvis'r, -aNifg
.ho wa cra1v The higher court saws
Here We have an oli and 'c"lS" woman
without irl'Eis 90 RELATIVES. 40 uN h't NV.
c'uf,s and lN t'urlUs i'rs'a i..HE ~ !"t
.,H-l.rutly 3d. tir ''r'- "' lie. Ia"
saved uctrl, $500. 'rd o. her i".liins war
49,, =. Ia. lre,t..H., tc-tr0N'd her Az
',Ie,turl poVcts. her s1'|tg~ ~" taken HNAN
,.,r. l,f tv tine defendant ga utter
g.. 80 U.r.N d. which SHOE shnll 10 cared
'or durrg l,r hfr and uIon her death =.
da.r'fI, buried II would v" a -al
.puU.utqrv upon o." dTlul-iTrtion "I
tu.ti,. II tlis rlsiutln rlpu Tie allegations OF
h.r ,ouula,ut. 90 u N'I,h wer' established
~ 49,. ttial. ,o4li ro' obtain from TINS de-
f.r.l.ft AT H.tt.fF.FE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
FRTE IIBRaRIES ron THE POOR.
The >guiiar sorir,, Maintains Four where
The, Are Needed the West.

The annual report IL the guilar Fro"
Library Srri"ty has just t--n issued IL
shows a r-cnrd 81 r"markahl" progress in
excellent work. The society maintains
four FREE libraries. situated AZ 1911 Fast
BrpatN Il. Fast Iiwh str-'t. iiS ta-t
riry.nin,h Str-,t and iOs Avenue & Most
81 the libraries ar" ~ituatssi in poor and
d.n-rlV populated sections of ia" city
Thy show q largn incrras' IN circulation
..a,I wear The ol-u .h-lf system - now
u-,I a. thr-. - thee" libraries zach has
also a reference room and n Childrcn's
Tus'm
On Narrh :. the library Va FInh street
Wa moved 20 a large huilding NJ Ay"nu"
& and seventh street ~ ~ las, war
- -. pad.r- have mad u.s. 20 IN" refer
enc, noon a. Past Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
rms DIVORCE LAW VOID
so Far ~ % Permits Reduction Of Aiimohy
Under Nntrc~dent DEGREES.

Mary " Livingston obtained Ia 1892 an
absolute divorc. from william ; LIvins--
ton. a wealthy dealer ia mill stones and
tuIting cloths. with the custody OF their
two children and permanent alimony OF
sUn a year Mrs Livingston las sine"
mn~ncd 4 II Mason kaiorg. a broker
Livingston has also married again and has
four chiIdpn bV his second wife with whom
he reside. AT IS West Ninetieh -tr,-et
Recently Mr. Livingston obtained an
order reducing the alimony to $500 a year
When the decree was obtained there was
no provision hy which "A decree Of divorce
could IT, changed with regard to a%liinony.
But an act war passed. VA ls'S which gave
IN. courts pnw.r ~ To ann. nd divorce ie-
crccs whether heretofore ar hereafter
rendered
IN. Appellate Division says this clause
In uuCunsiitutioual 49, far a. II applies 20
derr,-.r entered hoforo IN" act 81 1875 lIv-
iug-'un must keep ~ paying 500
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~ ANsrRss no rBr a.. o. ~ ~.
Ne t.sspasias .f D,.ss,usip ssi.a ,sais.s
urs.kisn In uue tabi~..

pr-tslynt J Edward Swan.trum - ths
b-psptrh q Rru-pklyu has ~ this k,t-f %
pt--a,trnt iald~tn IT the Long Island
Railroad Company IN r-frfrns,' See a invent
tnp be- nah to Long Isash
pf,a so On saturday b.. accom-
panied Nv nv eIf.. I tool Tho .. y " tfHtn
itou fHtbu-h ,,"nu" to lors l-a,h
ct TO trtu notified al tt--'fy o. Tor Tong
beach to change car. a. iFutrouS ~ th"
n't'r rl,." tl' Ions t'.h
prr.itsut ct ~" ltl. ',Is's"t.- aud trust
,ouutuyN srtv detained over 100 hour,
much To- tr'it dt-,oWtolt. ts, tu-- oi the in
tuirfl hlr heat bua me arms 81 hungry
mu-IuItu~- which sun'k'ft ta'w
ti"u truunrius ~ lytnt"oN ~ 80 ~"
H. 4fruug, mrut OF ~" uu" tatl" 49, re-
-pou tllr TOT tie dritl t-'rttaturd tuf-
tl'r that On NJ. vr''''liug saturday 10" "a
ton ts,ut at lNuhtu"A Wa us'ri"s"d ~ a
number OF dt.gu-t~d Brooklyn ttaNeikr~.
VII" w-rr compelled To- ~uui"rAo a similar
I r.Ii',c It D.. 10y duty to clll ms isatter
10 ,u,r .]tt.uttou 10 order tuat YOU may
make such Dhgus's a. Your train -chrdui'
fnr n, !Uug Beach ,tNl-IoU 10 VII, ~ III
tur,. -a,r other passenger. from icing sub
II" ted 10 such aunoy'nc'
have long b'u 'ouslro'd. in,h by a.,
tIUl and upon information ana
belief. Int the Long l-lIud Railroad com
many ha- never had NrF much regard Ior
iI. ,oWfor' aud ,oIN.u'b,o ct H,OosFn
~uuo-Iinat"d TO tNo>" ~ passengers from
the borough 81 MHuhttt'u
,utrrt4trei the 'opN that Wacn the Penn
syl,nu.t Railroad touIuuv -",ured control
OF ,lur rod tho vol ~ o. dl-. TWtu. uuh
again; Brooklyn r~',-'us.r. would "' n.1u-
don.1 r,Cf.t - ~aN That, a. VET. ! hiN"
s..o 10 change for "a" t'tiG
TAI. -'oruiur their Wo- O." ht"ohlyp car
q'tt,hsd to the trHtr rom long trd'h
pns..u-.rs for this borough we're Obliged
to change 1t ltmHt,, mi take 'if~ ~
which .Nerv cat Wa 90 rui't Tie f"-'It
Of tbt- ans that many women V"r. Obliged
10 stand al. ~" way itou Jutnhi'a To rat
bush aN'uu" station
sincerely tru.t that something WI W"
done ia a., immediate future. q nat th"s"
.rtolcrable ,pdtion~ may D. r"ulrdi"d
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o,,.,, Mandamu.e. ,,,n service board.

Henry Oviatt has Obtained an order
from Justice TruaK 81 IN" Supr"m" Court
requiring the Municipal Civl Service Com
mission 20 show aus" why OViatt should
not 10 examined for IN" Office of Deputy
Tax Commissioned ~ n veteran. r"garulrS-
81 the fact that he ia not an owner OF r'alty
in this borough. The order l. r., ,ifnahle
today l-forr Justice Fitzgerald MI,
oyi,t,'s contention IL that the Charter
requirement that n Deputy Tax COM
missioner shall Ia n frcchold"r of his bor-
ough IL unconstitutional.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
The weather.

The temperature WAS higher Yesterday IN The
midi's Atlantic States snd Ia al ~" Central and
southwestern states yesterday
The pressure WAS low over . hrlt ~ county
e,trudlug from ~" cur - 'All'urllA northeast
ward To fn~ 81 Lawrence valley pus Iov Gt,>,ufr
centre NJ, moving northeast from Ntrona. while
a second va, passing out me- ~ IAwtrrcc
v.it weather va, gen"raI. sav" Tor scattered
shower, ~ Thunderstorm m th~ GENITAL Mississippi
and NiS,DIr valleys
The centre Of high pressure over tle south ~
lantlc states VII continue the warm weather IN
tbs region 10 day In fact. u iookNliko warm weather
Tor ssNsral iayS
In TINS city ,rst~rdNy was warmer Nrd stuttv.
.Nrtsr, humidity. ~ PCT cent Wind generally 'rr.h
>outn,uN uafuws'"t. Corf-''rd to fsadtu sea ic,'.
asa NJ. omar NJ, she
Tue tsmlrrAtIr~ vest ria a. r--rrIsi %. ts
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THE DELAWARE COIONIzIN0.
Lemon Turns states Evidence and MI
Tell All About %.

WILMINGTON. Irl July When tho
United States District Court AT to-day.
John lemon. alias Giovanni Tetalicchio.
Withdrew the plea 10 not guilty and entered
a plea 81 guilty to f~raudulcntly vouching
Tor naturalization TaI"rs for an Italian
Disi riot Attorney Byrno entered a nnlle
pre-. for tho remaining seven indict m"n's
gains lemon SENTENCE vas deferred.
NJ Lennon - willing To tell of the Scheno
to have ~ltaliaps naturalized IN IrlAwarr
who did not iiv" herr The Grand Jury
will be in session on Tuesday and lemon
viii - "a witness the plan was tn na'uralzo
districts
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CtTHOIIC IEGION ~ SESSION..
Mayor Low Too Illus, tn wclc"mr Its state
Council -NrmbrrS Sail Down the Is,.

Tho ~tVeniirth annual SESSION "i m" New
York stat" Council ~ IA" Cathode N"n"vo-
l"nt Legion oT-'n"d In "a" lexington Ave-
nne OJers Huu-' Yesterday Tn" 'hfr"
hundred del"gat"s met IN IA" Cathedral
westerly ay morning for early mas and then
held = hri"f hu-in"-- meeting ~ IN" opera
hol-r After M" meeting ~" del.gat"-
and The invited guest vent Tor q AL down
m. hav Il wa rNT~rt"i that Navur low
would max. an addu.~- - w"l"um" a. ih'
nf.ra hours Yesterday mururug. tut official
I,i-in.--- prevented h. attending ~"
council has = urmter-sp - over :O0rl.
o.! whom iOVp 1r~ rr-ii"u'- ~ 'hi~ 'i'N
IN. meeting. will - Cluituu'-i today
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TO TtTHOLH SOLDIER DEAD.


American Roman Catholics have bo-'n IN
,it.d Ia luin IN an oNort TO raise funds for
q natiuua. memorial church AZ Ald-rsh"i.
England. IA honor Of IA" Catholic dead
who lost their lives ia the British -'ryice
in the south African war Circula- s%et'irg
forth IA. claims & the projectors Of the
.r~t.rpri~a have been received by proni-
mont Catholics hcrc They say that OF tho
total number - p 90 officers and men
sl, lo-i their lives ~ the Boer war 0.uD
and possibly moro w"r" 20 the Roman CSiho-
Ir faith T. - proposed 10 in-crii~ On the
~alls q tho ueN church IA" names 81 all
th.-, Catholic officers and men and 70 sh,s
daily masses 'ur their souls