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New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
VoIantaru Dissolution.
GPREME COURT OF THE STATE

SUPREIE COURT OF THE STATE of
New York County of Nsw yorkIin tRs NAT If
~ pxnnrt Immber Company, domestic coFpofdlol.
sSocs az Dissolution OF appointment oi
Iereiver etc-Notce is hereby given tlat py ma h,iSi
- of tho sunreme Court the State OF New 4oIk
TrsSa in the aoove-entted matter az Spec4di
of said Court held az the Court Eouse ,ada tt
corroraou Export Lumber Company Wa
aSsojved and l. waterman A Taft. was IN ana y ule
sao sf,srfs and credits said Export Lumber
1.or1nanv both real and personal ana WHyI1e
eted and of It's stocks. bonds franchises coi
- ec+Ion and effects kind. name ana haLus'
Of and vouchers OF sald coz
-atSo and securities thereto with ne usudl
o1gers and subject all the duties o s 5 tb
TsaS and practice of said Supreme Court ana ma La-
dnIy auaed as receiver provided by saa oEde
ana W Thai a, persons indebted TO said corporation
E.Dort Lumber Company. render 70 me- al ny ofs n "a
the whitehall Building. Battery Flaef t,rty ~
~ yark on or first day of august ISso a.
account Of ali debts and sums Of money 9@Ins 2y
az - ~ nv the same such reeeive1
secoud-Tbat all persons having IN tnelT possession any
rroosTtv or effects Of said Corporation fNpoFt LUMBER
Snpanv deliver 70 me on or before the said
n7. Gay - bs4 the creditors Of corporation
MACE aforesaid before the said FIRST cay OF
August 1898 respective accounts ard demands duly
Fourth any and all persons holding any open OF
saibsfug contract of said corporation Export Lumber
Company present the same in writing and IN deaii 20
me AZ my at the place aforesaid oa or before ne
said FIRST day Of August. 1905
Dated June 10Th. 1898 ,,-.t....,,
WATERMAN A TAFT Permanent Receiver. Whifehaii
building II Battery Place. New York CITY .
sTETsON JENNINGS < RUSSELL Attorneys. 10 Brosa
Street, New York,
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
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Notice of SNmmO1ls.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURI

>-rw YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
~ york County. Hedwig Bets, Plaintiff agalnst g
- T9sferGaul Summons. Trial 10 be hEd IL
James ~ C,oanfy the above named Defenoant
-eeh summoned the complaint
ao9 ,i"n and "a OF your answer on the
tisin-T1'e attorney within fWen! oags sr6
lL.s vour failure sppear or answer Iagn'eat
II se aer aeafnst 10y default for the relief ue-
,,s-ae5 in the complaint. on,
Tates New York April Q, idgS, ,.,-rn cAf.FsMsKI,
- - a 5,st OnlcA Address $50
Attorney for Plaintiff ofise Eld NHVg York city.
p 80 defendant Camp; Iiss 70 an order
10 IN ION yoa by publication pursuant % +t-
u 80 Jor Clarke one oi v De 6sTed the %
q FOL r+ of the State OF New YORK as.s a,. ~ tbe
y,1ne 1903 filed with the CONF a. the
Cay q Clerk of the County Of Ne" iotA, a. 80
Office OF ue Tise m New York County. On the 80 Gay
OF Jrne. 1908 -, ,eaa
Ezted New 1ofn' Jun" :" ToAz-Ip GALENSEL
- ,.soa snG Post Oaios Address.
AftoTIiSy Borough Manhattan. As~ aork Aits'
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ReceiUer's s Notice.
DECEIvER's SALE OF vARNIsH PLANT,

~ x-ix-Y-.a Stock.-The undersigned VIII sell At
p,h,ic auction Montciar n j. on @ uss
aay Iuns 16 1893 O'Clock IN he forenoon OF
m the personal property and chatteis heretofoe oe
longing to the firm Of Hastings Nlhslo" 1y DaInlsA
r1asss cIrs-s formerly conducting business at verona
! The sale viii held at the TarIlish plant. ~
, -5e the entire equipment Of the plant Itself all
the machinery apparatus and hTtufes ior me MAINS e
af varnish and tanks storing the same aso ID
,arfty Of gum turpent.ne and other materials ussu
- ~ xarnieh well as small GUAM
IN n s .a,isb ~ ter horses wagons Catalogues
Including sale may De tad On SfpSAoH ~ "
beil'"H Nl'SP "' INV " BENTON CRISP,
BURKE.
Receivers Hastings & NinshoN-
Dated SeR--York. june 3, 1898
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Surrogates' Notices.

TONES. EDWARD DIN PURSUANCE OF
+s Gauntv Of New York Notice Is hereby given all
having claims against Edward D. Jones' late Of
tbA County OF New York deceased present the
with vouchers the subscribers al their place Of
Office OF Geo l. Carlisle,
Room 1916 No Wall Street in The City OF New YORK.
before he day Of December next
Dated New York 20th day OF May, 1903.
EIAsA CARRINGTON. HENRY P. CARRINGTON. Ex-
GEO L CARLISLE, Attorney for Executors No. 20 Wall
s. Borough Of Manhattan Ne~ York City.
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Foreclosure Sales.
,RFME COTRT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ YORK-United States Trust Company Of New York.
nlantin against Charles a. Murphy, and others.
of Judgment Of foreclosure
sale duly entered in the above entitled
action and bearing the 3Td day Of June 1908, l.
the undersigned referee in said Judgment named.
will sell at public auction the New York Real Estate
Sal esroor No. Broadway in the Borough OF Man
haitian CITY York. the lst day OF July, 1903.
at II o'clock that day, by BRYAN l. Kennedy
gctioneer premises directed by said Judgment TO De
sold therein described follows: All that certain
lot piece or parcel ground situate, wing and being
in the Twentieth Ward of the City Of New YORK with
the building and improvements thereon erected and known
as number 355 West Twenty-ninth Street and bounded
and described as follows: Beginning ar point on the
side Of Twenyninth Street distant one nundrsa
and fourteen EasterIy from the corner formed
the intersection the NorheTy side OF Twenty ninth
that point Northeriy parallel with Ninth Ave
nue. ana partly through OF party wall ninety
eight (9S) feet the centre line or the
hor between and Thrtieth Streets thence
asferlv along line of the block twenty-five
122 feet thence Southerly again parallel with Nintn
Avenue and part through party wall ninety
eight t9S) feet inches 70 the Norhery side OF
Tventvnnth Street thence Westerly along twenty
ninth street twenty-five feet to the point or place OF
beginning 80.
Dated New York June 10Th 1893
CROWLEY WENTWORTH. Referee.
FTv A PD W SHELDON. Attorney for PLAINTIFF, No. 40
Wall Street, Manhattan. New York -
following diagram OF the properly 70 Oe sV4u'
its street number S55 West 18th Street
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DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY:


r1,JE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
=, ONE PER CENT the capital stock OF TINS Com
-, has been declared. payable July lst lPpS CneeSs
49, stockholders Of record IayaDIe az te
~ nf Kesn van CortlanGt Co, New YORK 49,, oo,
closed SATURDAY
- 20 o!cIocl noon win be reopened Thursday July
I'd. 1905. al ~ 0''- - G. II Russell Treasurer.
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
,,terhorouch Rapid Transit Com Dnny
Lessee Sevenfy-seventh Quarterly

No 1875 Broadway. New-YorI, June 9th 1908
quarterly dividend Of and one-halt per cent on
.be CanjtaI Stock OF Manhattan Railway company
win be paid after July ls 1893 to sockRoi9eTS
81 record al the closing transfer hooks on fday
ne 12th at 8 o clock p NJ The transfer books vlh re
open on Wednesday June oath, at 10 Q c2GK A "a
Treasurer Manhattan Railway DIVISION.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

. rVFgTTsEaENTs ana subsoliptiohs ta1 IA" ~
4 D-.~a-,.d Uptown
"A 'NSs NO. I,384 BRGADN A ,-.o-h
..--onts wifi b. received the following n'aach
So Feflist. un.H o'clock D. n ~
of1lces, =. Itrs--
- n 80 En>t 1sth-sf.: 30 NTss .I.s. ,:ss
-" s.Tssen 18TH and T7th SITS: 1.oSo 20 E-.sr
'sti-asf -ss gsa-aSe.. S9th-Et.: ID. H.tsr
1.s. r. -,s Tremeps-nye. $50 se-a,e" ssn
1<otn-ht.s- s,d-aYe-; BIe<cler-st.s 80
ss,ss-sxI. slsss.I .r.f BROOKLYN n f-ZI9 eeer
1IS smffh-sf.s 1.oo4 esas ,~es.
T-ca d-st. - d. osSiGeA
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
G0PETE MINING COMPANY
IT William Street, New York.
Horc asitos. Sonora, Mexico.
CAPITAL STOCK SIS, 100000
Par Value of Shares .....''....''.' %
MORE THAN FORTT-FIEE PER CENT OF
THE STOCK IS IN THE TREASURY

The internal troubles Of the company nave been set
tied and it ready TO resume its operations "hcn
-, s,,srenaad about fourteen months As the
,,it cf the settlement company the valuable
additional ground needed and stock enough Is con
,+ed 70 the Treasury make the Treasury hoiclnss
~ this date 45a out Of total OF one million
sbs-.s ;hus putting it a favorable financial basis
4 large amount Of development work has been done
s eve hundred feet in depth reached hrstcass two
,,rdrea tor sneiter erected and successfully
installed producing short something over
s7oo ooo water system including four miles Of heavy
mining has also been installed and the necessary build
,,es have been erected machinery put up, all or
4rs+ quality and every suitable TO the company
operations.
The development has disclosed vast-practicaIly
,n7nited-rnasses rich in copper and gold ano
tire mine is said looked peter at the bottom OF
a., &c -urarad foot level looked before
The oxides on the upper levels OF the mine have been
,o-,a6 off and on for hundred by the natives
4,- tho gold which il generous values IN all
-. es hut the sulphides underneath never been
touched except b the present company ana It's lne
te predecessors and their volume has not been in any
material respect depleted.
ctber parties-among them Senator William A. Clark
fo,ovvirg the lead Of this company. have opened mp
other successful the vicinity. but Copete easily
.a, ~. lead and is hold the position OF
,;-acv both as TO and value Of its ore bocies
Te unfortunate troubles, 30 happily adjusted" marc
v,s ,hs market Uaiues Of componys stock SO mat
until the ee conditions appreciated it can be purchased
at a decided bargain
Prices VIII BE Quoted on Application
COPETE MINING COMPANY
~ William street, New York.
uyRs H. MARTIN, Assistant Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

L Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate the. County Of
New York notice s hereby to all persons having
claims against katherine Foz late OF the County Of New
the with vouchers there
f To he subscribers their place transdcting bust
ness AT the office Forster Speir Ne 81 Wall Street.
Borough Of ManhatJan in the City Of New York,
before the 18th day Of December. 1903.
dated New York the 2nd day of June. 1903.
JOHN HEIMECKE1 I z>..
ERANcIS SPEIR- IL. E-Aec--ors-
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Surrogates' Notice.

OPPENHEIM I.EOPoLD.-IN PURSUANCE
~ OK an order % Hon. AbaeT c. Thomas. Surrogate
of County II New York uotce = HEREBY gwen 20
having claims against Leopold Oppeuhsir'
late O tna Couaty decreased pE>snt the
thet1
Blunensriei
& Rlurcenstei No. 3g2 Broadway. Borough q Man
haitian. city of New Xork before the l]-n
day 0 November next
Dated New York the 3th dsy OF April 1873
EUGENE CPPENHEIM. SAMUEL BRILL
adr1lufsr-ators-
ri T-NENSTTFI. q RTE-asFNsTTEI. Attorneys for Al
nnlstrafors. No. 302 Broadway New york Ccy.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
Dividend Notices.

New York 9th 1908
7 4 MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI-
rectors held day regular quarterly dividend Of
TWO AND ONEs-HAIF PER CENT. declared. pay
able Both 1903 to the stockholders OF
record on Saturday 18th 1903. o'clock P NJ
The transfer books will close Saturday June l$t
1908 at one O'Clock ?. NJ. and reopen Wednesday,
July 1st, 1908 10 o'clock 4. NJ
j. WarburtOn, Treasurer
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Trust Com panies.
Trust Com panies.
Trust Companies. trust COM Panaes
Morton Trust Company
Capital : S2,OOO,OOO
Surplus and Undivided Profits S5,8I5,9S2

Assns HcavF Registrar
Transfer Takes Real and Pesona'Propaty
certificate Interest allowed on daily balances
Credit issued, available in all parts Of the world
LeviP F Ryan, VcesPresdenf;
Francis Charles eo1an
L. Whnerding Asst Secreiy.
ohn JaobA G.
F.
N
A
NJ
MORTON os6E EoTTTR af FEAHoD1
J.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
Ohice OF the
MARYLAND COAL COMPANY.

MARYLAND COAL COMPANY, -
No. / Broadway, New York, June 3D. l@E.
AT A REGULAR MEETING OF The
- Roard of Directors held this day a semi annual
dividend of TWO AND ONE-HALF PER CENT and
an extra dividend ONE PER CENT were declared on
referred stock July 1st 1898 TO preferred
Stockholders Of record 10Th 1903
books close June 18TH, 1898, and reopen July
ID 1903 Checks Will be mailed :, -
- - 3 NEEDHAM. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

~ washington June 8 190s-sealsa Prpoesal= Wiz
ha recs4ved Al tals osce O'clock
1es for Furnishing sest o. ana twelve (l2) inch
iron water pipe SPECIFICATIONS and blank forms q
gasaI nsy Be obtained a. this office. HENRY Il y
NACFARIAAND. Henry l. WEST, JOHN SipDlSs
Cs.,,orrf ID c
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

Financial.
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

O this following resolution was
p7ganRs for @ T S
in New
~
they
nH - Nmpanat
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

Frank Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County OF
New York hereby gwen % all persons hsNlhs
rIsis AGAINST Charlotte lavnla Gregory, late or the
New present the
vouchers thereof the subscriber at ats place OF
scttne NJ. Broadway, in the City OF New
yoTE on or before the Sth cay o: November next
I,ata6 NevT York day OF May. 1905
f5NfC-KERFyOCKER TRUST COMPANY, Executor
Y,AXftFS STONE * AUEKBACH. Attorneys for Executor
~ ~ Nassau street Borough Of Manhattan. Ne" York
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

Pa. May y iesS-sssied gsogesas = sEiPisS1ss
d. Isas one 2s stssy brik saa steel
beiiang 54 feat inches BY lA3 feet ha INCHES t'r
Shracrei shop Information uPoE Application. FRANK
HFATH Major Ord. Dept CoEnnaraisg.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

Frank r FITZGERALD. a Surrogate % the County OF
New YORK dated March 5 19a5 notcs Is hereby given
r@rsons having claims aB1nst Mary D.
county decreased. 10 present Shs
sae with voneerr the s1hscrihsTs At thsir
No "A Pine street IN th
sity Of New York before the FtfiseIlth CAY OF
septemher nsxt. go. ,aa.
D~'eF ~" -' - WINTHROP AckIM
GEORGE EIxoN
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

posals Pier win b. received tse Bureau ef
Yards and Docks Navy ReparsHasat Washinsron nntil
4 ecaeek - z94S aad then and there punkely
opened fer constructing eees per AZ ae Navy Yard
ISland. Pa FUNDS available $4,000. Plan and
specincations bs az fhs bureau will De tar
ni-s bx e Conan1sndant ~ yard nArnec.
fo63.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION sERs. p: Co.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Be RE-
~ ceive5 at this once until L O'Clock noon. saturtay
10th. 1893 for sradinG ua1 teNN-9AiAN S~~~f'a
streets and avenues 81 -,
Blank forms proposal speciic ailois and al otet
s-or. f,T9-rati0n via furnished Otce
I4siIeei II T. r NACFNEI-AND
HENRY l.
JOHN BfpDI~E~
Commissioners r. c.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
chicago Great Western RAILWAY yr,S1e 20; y

rVHE 22ND SEAI-ANNUAL PAYMENT oF
81 per share the y Debenture sSofT & @ os
the Chicago Great Western EalI"Ss 20 LID s-octy
t5 15fb day OF July the holders OF record on
The last dav of June. 1903 - - e..,- I'll 30
-le transfer the 4E DepenfuFe, Sto.h Wi n
trar the close OF june 2Gth to the Isl
day Of July, 1903 . -,.-..,-~
BY order Of the ho'fu u R. G. WIGHT Secretary.
20. r,,,, M,nn June g. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.


49, Co e Ara SIS 20 le1. Newark Pass - 1851
Tnd 2 Ry Co SIS 105lS JOG Peoples Trac As 1891 l0s
\ J 5s-...-I05 lo5is Union TTac % %
Nat Asphalt Is. 81 AZ
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
N PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON.

khner 4 Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF Ssw
- Noriee is hereby 70 all persons having Claims
Thomas. the
~ New York deesased 10 present the same -tts yotes
place of ransacting
sfs ar ne ofee Curtis. a1aIletFrsvost s. Coli
" IN Broad sTee; il the BoEeugh OF Manhattan. City
% 49, ar or bssore the 25rd day q October
OF ss HsS 80 ycrk the 18th day q April. 1893.
Dalss -" MARY T. THOMAS ERecutrix-
y LAWRENCE McKEEVEE.
LAPSI1ET
Execgtorz
l1-prrc MAII.ET-PREYOST & COLT Attorneys for
- 1Tecuers 80 Bread Borough Of Manhattan New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

V-ERW:N. ANDREW in PURSUANCE
- of order ef Hon Ab5sr z Ihofnas, a soTroSats
County of York notice hereby gwen 10
persons having claims against Andrew j. keT ate OK
H. S,0unv OF New York deceased 70 present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscribers al tneS place OK
L cTs1r business M the William B. McNiece
SsS los Iroadway Borough OF Manhattan City of New
on befor 2Dth day o1 June IsOd
Da1sd New York he day OF December lsUZ
-~'N0 ANDREW J kERWsN. Jr.. Executor.
NARY KERWIN. Executrtx-
r~NTFCF Attorney Executors. 12S
IroaSu,,y F.orourh os Nanhar-an New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

/. EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received their Uptown Once,
NO. 1.a64 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

The following securities were sold yesterday at
a.,c:sca at the New-York Real Estate Salesroem by
Adrian Ii Muller 6 Son.
Milford chronicle., 1903-09-04
School Notes.

Pupils from outsi 'e the town euter
ing school below the Seventh Grade
\ will be charged tuition at the rate O.
five dollars per quarter, payable to the
treasurer, W. g. Abbott, in advance.
All pupils six years old, or that viii
be six prior TO April 1st, are admitted
at the beginning of the term.
By the provisions of the Delaware
law, the State pays the tuition Of al
pupils from outside the town that euter
the Seventh Grade, or above. This
extends to every ambitious country
boy or girl the advantage ofOur High
5 'hool entirely free of charge
Those boxes called 'school compan-
IONS" which many Of the children
bring to school are not necessities, but
nuisances. Each small boy or girl in
possession of one, can be relied upon to
drop them about three times in the |
course of a day. Their contents need
rearranging, looking up or adjusting
about three times as often. Don't buy
them.
Milford chronicle., 1903-09-04
Tomato Market Off.

The extreme bad weather that ba,
existed for the past month and esree
tally that Of the last few days. has
made the tomatoes so poor that the
price paid at the station on Tuesday of
this week was only 1Octs per. basket
which includes the basket thus max.
ing the prophet for the farmer to say
nothing Of the cost of growing or pick
ing Gets per basket. 1t is probable
that there will be but few more bought
at this station unless the prices are
made better.
Since the breaking of the tomato
market at the railroad station notice
able difference IN the running of the
factories can be seen. Over 70 loads of
tomatoes were received at one of the
,anneries the day after the market
broke as against l5 loads the proceed
ug day.
Milford chronicle., 1903-09-04
Barge Breaks Anchor.

The barge "Hole in the Water. D
owned by John Ward, of this town.
came near being los at sea last Satur-
day evening. Capt. Ward accom- anied
by lst Mate Thos. TOPPING and End
Mate Willard Lank, left this place last
Saturday week on the barge "Hole in
the Water" for voyage to Sand Point.
After reaching their destination the
Jolly crew continued to make their
abode in the barge. which was anchored
in Sand Point Hsrbor, and last Satur.
day night, while the crew were eniov-
ing their evening siumbers, the barge
broke anchor and wandered from her
moorlngs; running ashore on the on
posi'e side near the Light House. land |
ing high and dry on large bank. The
men were not awakened by the change
D! position and were not aware of what
had happened until late in the morn
ng when they awoke to find that tbev
we're beached. The happy crew. after
Few hours Of labor, succeeded in get
ing the barge back into the water and
rr'ved home on Sunday evening last
nuchTefreshed by their eventful cruise
Milford chronicle., 1903-09-04
At ArmOry Hall This Evening.

The success of "A Boy Wanted. >
which appears at the Armory Hall
this evening, has a record unparalleled.
~ has from the first presentation en-
joyed a most unique success, botn from
an artistic and financial standpoint,
long ago surpassed in popularity many
of the more pTetentiOus musical come
dies and its great success was won
solely on the merit of the performances
given by a cOterie of excellent talent,
embracing comedians, vocalists, pre-
mier danseuse, condolences and vaude-
willie artists. The company this sea
son is larger than ever and contains
many high-cl-ss features. among hem
being Mabel Hastings, the Australian
nightingale, the BurdOck sisters, sing
ing and dancing acrObatic feats, and
the Carson City Quarlette, in the latest
Milford chronicle., 1903-09-04
United States Squadron Hero.

Louis Daniels, son of Soseph Daniels
Of this town, who is now a seaman on
the Y. $. Ship San Francisco. made a
reputation for bravery a few days ago
IN the HarbOr OF Lisbon. when Lieut.
IarboX accidantly fell overheard. As
soon as it occurred Mr.. Daniels leaped
into the surging seas and caused ts O
others to follow him, which resulted
In the iescuing of the lieutenant. In
the sending in Of the reports to the
Commanding Officer of the u. S.
European Squadron this was in
evidence which caused the promotion
of Mr.. Daniels with a strong letter of
praise and admiration from Secretary
Of the Navy William H. Moody
Milford chronicle., 1903-09-04
DR.. L. E. Barrett breaches.

DR.. L. e. Barrett, a former pastor Of
the Avenue M. f. Church, of this town,
preached here by request of DR.. Nor.
gan on Sunday morning last. A large
audience greeted the former pastor, and
had it been known earlier in the
week, it is very evident that the audi
torium would have been over-crowded.
The theme for the discourse was. 1.-THE
Divinity of Christ" which was elo-
and fOrcibly proven by the
speaker. The people of Milford. as
well as the pastor of the church. are
much indebted to DIR. Barrett for his
kindness of accepting the invitation at
such late hour.
Milford chronicle., 1903-09-04
The National FraternaI Union.

Miford Council No. 10, of Delaware
was Instituted in the Grand Army
Hall, oyer the Post Office Building on
Monday evening at O'Clock, by Dis.
trict Supreme Representative NJ. f.
Fisher, Of Wilmington, Del, and Geo.
0. Fisher, District Deputy.
A deep interest was manifested bv
the members, and they express them
selves as confident of the sure and
speedy growth of the order; as the plan
Of operation is the security to the order
and members.
The following officers were elected 9.
Chief Commander, Andrew Allen: Vice
Conn.,, James D. Abbott; Treas. James
r Pierce; Fin. Sec, Willard E. Glen
daniel; Rec. iSee, Harry J. Pierce:
Lieutenant, Harry NJ Millman: Mar.
shall, Walter E. Roach; Escort. VIM.
D. Hall; Conductor, Geo. E. Sammons:
Sentry Edward Passwaters; Physician
DIR. James P. Lofand; Trustees. Tbos
D. Pierce, Jas. P. Pierce. J. D. Abbott:
INVESTIGATING Committee, Thos. d.
Pierce, Jas. D. Pierce, J. d. Abbott
Milford chronicle., 1903-09-04
Utah" Comedy Success.

The "Utah" Comedy Success wbict
was TO have exhibited at Armory Hal
on Saturday evening last, was so poorly
attended that the managers of the
company decided not TO give the per
formance, and the money was refun-
ded to those who had purchased tick
cts. This is an unusual thing for Mil
ford, to allow play to visit the town
and leave without giving the sched-
uled entertainment. Just why such a
thing should happen is rather hard TO
tell. as the company came here well
recommended, and he weather was
such that it 5. ould have been well nat
ron zed. A peculiar thing al. ut the
people of Milford is, that when a god
up to-daIe show comes to town that if
is usually poorly attended but when a
company comes that is nothing but an
ap' logy for show, the hall is filled TO
lis utmost capacity. Such treatment
has its effect,aud ifthe people continue
to patronize the poor ones that come
and allow the up-to-date shows to leave
without notice, it will be but a short
ime when it will be almost impossible
o get first-rate company to fill an
here.