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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
FIRST Presbyterian church.

SERMON BY REV. MIR. RUSSELL, OF rRIScEToN-DE-
TESTIoN OF REV. MIR. DUyALL.
Rev. +. p. Duvall, the new pastor Of the lat
Presbyterian Church. failed to arrive, yesterday,
and in his absence Rev. Mr.. Russell, of Princeton
College, filled the pulpit, morning and evening.
in the morning he preached from the text
"0ther foundation can no man lay than is laid,
VIII ich is Jesus Christ
lie referred to the different names of Jesus
Christ, every one of them link binding togeth-
the old and new testaments, showing that he
whom Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob followed, was
the same worsbipped by Peter and Paul.
AS the Son Of Man, and yet the Son OF God ;
our Mediator and yet our Judge; our Brother
and yet our Friend the Wonderful the Mighty
Counsellor, the Everlasting Father, and the
Prince Of Peace, it shows some character OF
Jesus Christ, AZ a photograph when seen from
different standpoints, reflects the same view in a
variety of ways, hut the Lord Jesus Christ was
the sum and soul of the Bible. II was neces
sary for us TO know something of him. Christ
IL our foundation stone, upon which the building
must rest. In that eastern cline buildings were
made of stone and solid foundation was OF
vast importance, and great preparations are
made to have it securely laid, as the value and
permanency of the structure depends upon it.
The migratory tribes of Arabs OF Indians need
no solid foundations for their frail tents and
hints, but for the palace of King, materials are
brought from great distance. The salvation OF
VI a human soul IL save1 only by,being built upon
the foundation, even Jesus Christ.
The permanency OF a building depends upon
the foundation, and without which such build
ings as the Egyptian Pyramids, st. Peters
Cathedral or Westminster Abbey could not stand.
The foundation of the soul should be sure. The
palaces mentioned will cr,imble and decay, but the
soul will live forever. The speaker then showed
IN plain practical way why the foundation
should be firm, lasting, free and should have
only one sure foundation. He warned his hear
ers against building upon such foundations as
personal feeling, morality and church member
ship, and appealed to them each individually to
examine themselves and see upon what founda-
they had built their hopes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
,exy AdvcrIisemenIs, To-day.

Fortune in t--Thuu page.
$40 Daily TO Agents-Third page.
For sale--Two SIS gallon cans.
Money for Agents-Third page
Shot-guns, rifles, PISTOLS etc-Tbird page.
Centennial Diyidend-Del. Fire 60.
so to 1900 nvested-Third page.
Merrcks' Wednesday sale.
TIN Wire Rings for Hogs Noses.
Agents wanted-T. NJ Reed, Third page
Stock peculations-Third rage.
The Pioneer, u. p. X. X. Lands.
Jurubeba-Thlrd page.
800 Agents wanted-Life of Livingstone.
Fullmer's oysters-Brevty.
J.bd es writing desks-Enterprlse Co-brevity.
Webbs' good hats-BrevtY.
Singles 4 Sons Brevity on partGgas.
Gornwell's self-httiDg chart-Brevty.
ITmbrellas-Webbs Brevity.
Farm for sale or rent-Penninpt0n.
Cemetery lot for sale-Pennngton.
Funeral notice.
Nanted-prOtestant nurse.
Public sale of groceries-Ogle.
Water Department Proposals for Coal
50 reward-Pocket book.
Young Mems Loan-9d series
Carncross Diqey's Mlnstfeis.
city ordinance.
Canned Tomatoes, &c, &c.,--J. p Alnond
Notce-Mr. John Baldwin Hay.
Remnants ut 3i2 Market-Breyity.
Warwick collar--Brevity.
Accurate measurement-Brevity.
Infants clOthlng-Breylty,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

!IadeIey Sunday school.
CELEBRATION OF iTs FOURTH ANSIyERsAnY
TEHDAY,

CELEBRATION OF iTs FOURTH ANSIyERaAnY YES
rERDAY.
Madeley Sunday School of Grace NJ. L. church,
celebrated its fourth anniversary, yesterday af-
tarnoon. The chapel was very comfortably
filed, and The exercises throughout were pleas
aut aud interesting. There were no decorations
beyond the banners and notices OF the school,
which were prominently displayed, but this did
not detract in the least from the enjoyment OF
the OCCASION.
The exercises were opened with Correcting
song" which was very prettily sung by the
school, Mas Annie Parker Epresiding at the or
gan, and Mr.. III. F. Pickels leading the singing,
not only in this but in all subsequent choruses.
Pray yer was then offered by Rev. IL. III. Davis,
when "Oh, Sce Them now AlarchiDg, was
sung by the school.
Samuel NJ. Harrington, Esq was then intro
iuced, and made the anniversary address, which
WAS most happy effort. He spoke OF the es.
tsblishment OF the mission, OF the difficulties it
encountered and the sacrifices which had been
made in its establishment, and for the future,
when permanent population OF larger growth
shall occupy the South Side, predicted bright
and glorious career. The vein of the speaker
was one which went out into the hearts, not
only OF his co-laborers in that field but to all
present, strengthening and confirming each in
his resolution OF removed labor and inspiring
them to greater effort Nj. Harrington also
made kindly mention of the four deceased
Miss Annie L. Parker and Mr.. II. +. Pckels
sang very pretty duett, and were followed by
little Ella Pokels in her sweet, childlike, but yet
almost maturely melodous, voicei a solo, after
which Miss Emma A. Coyle pleasantly read se-
lection.
Little Pilgrim on the Road" was next sung
by the school, when Misses Ida Carswell aud
Irene Hawkins sang in charming manner a
duett, followed by chorus by the school.
Rev. A. d. Davis then addressed the school
urging greater sympathy and cooperation be-
tween the church and the school.
Alfred Townsend and Charlie Lewis sang du-
cit, after which handsome silk banner from
the ladies WAS presented to the school to be CIV
en- each month to the banner class in contribu-
tons. There was quite a competition, yester-
day. among the classes for the first honor
Of this banner, Misc Emma A. Coyle's class be-
ing successful.
s. A. Macallister, President OF the Grace
Sunday School Union, was then introduced and
made a few remarks, when the exercises were
closed with chorus. The children had been
well trained, and their youthful voices swelled
the choruses with melodious precision. The
school, under the efficient leadership of y.
F. Rudolph, is in very prosperous condition,
and each succeeding anniversary denotes
marked and satisfactory progress
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
FOURTH EDITION.
Spain.

REPORTED VICTORIES TO THE cARLIsT ARMIES
LONDON, May 8.
The Carlist Committee here have received tel
egrams reporting great victories by Don Caros's
forces under Sabalas over the Government
troops at Breda and Santa Coloma. The enemy
numbered 1000 men. They lost five chief off :
cers in the first engagement, and $50 men in the
latter.
ANOTHER cARLlsr VICTORY.
:. ..Another great Carlist victory s reported from
Aragon. The Government troops are said to have
lost all their artillery and many prisoners The
Afonzist General Deatoe was killed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
state Items.

Jno. 5. Bacon, Jr., was admitted to practice in
the Courts of this State, last week.
Barr X Co.'s machine works at Middletown
are almost constantly in operation.
Middetown will hold bee on the lltll, In the
town hall. Newark takes place on Saturday
night next.
Horace Spruance OF Smyrna has pulled up \
20 acre peach orchard of two-year old trees, and
Is going to plant the ground in corn.
Mrs. Ann b. Derrickson and Ohas. Derfichsoii
Lave been granted Letters Testamentary under
the will of George Derrckson, Fsq., deceased.
Bishop Lee will make his annual yisitations to
Christ Church, Dover, Ascension Day, being
Thursday the. 9Th of May. He will visit 81.
Paul's Church. Georgetown, on Sunday. the 18th
of May.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
THIRD EDITION.
The TiIIon Reecher Suit.

igs rILTos RISES TO ADDRRss THE JUDGE.
New YORK, MAY Sd 10.
In ! the Tilton Beecher trial, this morning,
before opening of proceedings, Mrs. Tilton
arose and addressing the Court said Judge
Nelson; | have communication which i
would beg your honor to read aloud before
the opening of.pioceeddgs."
Judge Nelson, after reading the note said lie
would consider the matter.
The examination OF witnessses was then pro-
ceeded with.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
Death$.

KIMBLE.-on Fri tay, April sOth, Sallie b., wife Of
Rathme Rimble, In the 36th year of her age.
The relatives and friends pectfully request
ed to attend her funeral from the residence or her
husband, 1876 Madison street, tomorrow, (fuesday)
morning to leave the 0use at clock AM and p O.
coed to the Union NJ &. church, where the religious
services viii be performed. The funeral will then
pruceed TO Hockessin Durylng ground.
RICHARDSON.-On Friday morning, the Both inst,
Mary j. Richardson, In the DIST year OF her age.
The re atives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited attend the funeral from the
residence of her husband, Jacob Richardson, 30l X.
Third street. on Monday afternoon, May Sd, at 8
O'Clock. Services at the house at ~ O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
SECOND EDITION.
EInAn ciai.
pRIcR OF GOLD TODAY.

PRICR OF GOLD TODAY
New YORK. May 5.
Gold. to-day t1.l5
Furnished Dy Crage, johnson Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9th and Market Sts.l
LONDON, 1880, p. NJ, May 8.
U. s.. 1866 3, 1868 ls67's, lO0lia Ten-forties
l0I; New Fives Of 81, 1925. Consols for
money 9i@9i11s; account 9iIs@9i14. Erie COM
mon shares, 81; preferred 81. New York
Central aud Hudson, 81. Market strong.
FRANKFORT, May 8.
U. $. 5-2Os Of 1862, 99l4.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
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Four Children Drowned.

A scow SUNK IN NEW YORK HARBoR-NARRow Es-
CAPE OF THE CAPTAIN AND HIS WIFE.
New YORK, May 8.
The steamer city Of Hartford, in East river,
this morning. sunk a scow ON which was Capt.
Costa and his wife and four children. The chill
dren were all drowned in the cabin. The captain
and bis wife were saved
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

TEE Coal SUpPLY.-Coal is now coming INTO
Wilmington i'll larger quantities. A prominent
dealer informs us that production has been in
has not, however, declined. but remains rs high
as week ago.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

wuoLA LODGE, No. So 1. o. G. This Lodge
meets on Saturday evenings, in McDonnels Hall
corner of 9Th and Shipley. At the meeting, on
last Saturday evening, the following officers
were installed for the current term W. G. t.,
Rev. A. d. Davis W. V. T., Miss Lizzie May
Secretary, S. W. Simmons Assistant Sect,
David L. Virtue +. Sect, j. P.
Hillyard Treasurer, II. B. Mcdonnell
Chaplain, Harry Way Marshall, Miss Belle
Davis Asst. Marshall, G G. Byron |. g.,
Miss Clemmie Bradford Sentinel Miss Laura
Hobson W. II. II. s., Mrs A. L. Beatty W. l..
II. s., Susan Harains =. W. q. T., YIN. II.
Bradford,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

PUBLIC SALE.-On Saturday next, Mr..
tiana River Improvement Co., 81 good lots
suitable for dwellings and manufacturing sites.
The sale will be positive everything that is
advertised will positively be knocked down to
the highest bidder. Read the advertisement in
tn mofroW'S paper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
Russia

DEPARTURE or THE NEW MINISTER TO WASHING
TON.
BELGRADE, May 8.
NJ Schichin, late Russian diplomatic agent in
Seron, who has been appointed Minister at
Washington, has left here for that city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

MAD Dod krLLED.--On Friday Last. II mad dog
was killed at Jackson Holmes, Chlistiaua hun.
dred. Before being dispatched. however, tie
dog bit II number of other dogY. and two cows
belonging TO Edward Way.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

REPusDINa BAoK FREIGHT CHARGES. 7.
W. l. b. Co., satisfied that the State will urge
no further claims against it for taxes assessed in
1s67-7O, has announced its readiness to re-
fund portion of the freight tariffs on peaches
OF those years. Settlement will now be made at
any time when the claim is properly authentica-
ted The amount to be refunded is over S2l 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

CALCIUM ADvERTIsrNd Goa company Of
young men has been formed in this city under
the above name who have taken rooms in the
fourth story Of Lieberman's building, 9Th and
Market, for advertising purposes. They first
paint ON glass plate an advertisement, and by
means of calcium light throw it out upon a
canvass which is spread in front OF Market
street window. The first DISPLAY was made on
Saturday evening" and was Witnessed by a vast
crowd on the opposite corner. Nightly displays
will be made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
The spelling Hee-"AbysmaI."
CoATEsvILLR, Pa. May

CoATEsvIILE, Pa, May J.
10 tie Hdtor Of the Commercial:
find in your account of the "Spelling Bee, )"
given in your paper OF yesterday, u statement
that one of the Coatesville class spelled abysmal
incorrectly and was retained in the class.
Permit me to say that the charge is untrue,
and hope you will correct the statement or else
furnish me with your authority for the assertion.
As the point was not raised during the evening
VI the contest, it scarcely lcould be considered
courteous to advance it now, without at least
giving the author OF it,
Respectfully yours,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
Vermont.

THE LATE rrnrs AT MONTPELIER.
MONTPELIER, May 8.
The losses by the fire on Saturday are esti-
mated at S136 900 The insurance is $4,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
Attorney for the Coatesyille class.
Da,,,, ,,f.. ~, ~, n. ..., .,t e.aitf

We do not make any statement that such al,
error was committed. We merely mentioned,
ON Friday, that sit is said such was the case.
Those who said 30 were number of persons,
whose names we might perhaps give our coTes
pondent, under proper circumstances, but which
we shall certainly not publish. They may have
been mistaken. and would OF course prefer tax
ing the word OF Mr.. Miller, to having any cont'o-
yersy over the matter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
Police Court.

Pere Hamilton and Alonzo Williams for dis
orderly conduct, were each fined 50 and costs,
and held in $500 to keep the peace
George Thomas, for violent assault upon
Andrew Flynn and robbing him Of his watch and
chain at Front and Market streets, last evening,
was held in $500 for court.
Edward Seaton, Junius Hank, Edward Hyatt,
and John Winslow, were all committed to New
Castle for thirty days for vagrancy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
Tettj advertisements.

GEORGE W. BUSH & BON, FRENCH
lTIEs OF HARD WHrfE ASH EGG AND Stove
COAT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

ANsIvERsARY.-On Thursday evening next, at
~ o'clock, the anniversary Of the Home for
Friendess and Destitute Children will be held
at the Central Presbyterion church. The pro-
gramme has not been fully arranged yet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINaToN, May 8.
Probabilities For the Middle States, station
ary. followed by falling, barometer. g. W. to s.
L. winds and clear weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS 8.


curry stood at so in this city, this morning
A notice for proposals for supplying the city
with bituminous coal ia printed under the pro-
per head.
A false alarm of fire, at Front and King
streets, called out the Fire Department on
Saturday evening"
Do not forget Mr.. Lemons important sale OF
horses, houses &c, on Saturday next. Look
out for bargains.
The picnic Of the Fame Active Aeso citation,
which was to have taken place on Saturday was
postponed until the 9Th.
Lydia Price, OF West Chester, preached at
West Street Friends meeting, yesterday, to u
larger meeting than usual.
The death Of Richard Moore, prominent
Friend, is announced, at the age OF 81. He died
at QuskertowD, Pa, on the 30th ult
1t is stated that Ex-Governor James Ponder is
negotiating for a house in Wilmington, with the
intention OF removing thither at an early day.
The Wilmington L Western Directors COM
mittee on the extension proposition propose to
go up the road, and over the ground TO Big Fix,
on Thursday.
At the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, last
evening, Rev. Mr. Haldeman baptized five per-
SONS There was very large congregation and
many could not gain admission.
W. NJ. Kennard K Co. have in stock a choice
line OF fine dress goods and buyers are fast find
ing out that this III the house where they can OBJ
tain nice goods at consistent prices.
We expect Mr. Ferris, OF the COMMERCIAL,
home in few days. He proposed to leave All
ken to-day. His visit South has not been 80 i'm
proving to his health as had been hoped.
The animal meeting OF the Presbyterian AS
ISOLATION OF tho city will be held at the Han
over Presbyterian Church, this evening, when
officers will be elected and other business trans
acted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
: YKENS VALLEY COAL.

just received and for sale one cargo very Su-
perior Lykens Valley stove end egg coal, orange
street and Railroad avenue.
HDrl1-lyof JOSEPH FOTJT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

SHOE STORE RoBBED.-On Saturday night the
shoe shop of James +. Hanson, at jefferson and
Christians streets, was broken in and pair OF
shoes stolen. The shoes had been left there for
repair, were promised on Saturday but were not
called for, and the fact that nothing else was
taken leads Mr. Hanson to believe that the rob-
berry was committed by the owner Of the rhoes
who il unknown to him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

The BLAKEs IN PHIIADELpHIA.-Char
Blake, has been held for court in Philadelphia,
charged with the robbery OF l. N. Gill's store on
Callowhill street, and also to answer other
charges of like character recently COM
mitted. Jno. Blake, a brother, was only short
time ago sent to the Pententiary for two yeare
for larceny. The Blakes were formerly resi-
dents Of this city, and at the last term OF our
Court John WAS acquitted of charge OF larceny
They are originally from Richmond. Va.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
An,useiisents.

rHE SUSAN DENIM TROUPE, THIS EVENING.
The Susan Denim Troupe appear at the Opera
Honse on this and tomorrow evenings The
play, tonight, will be "Lost and won," pow
erful domestic drama in which Miss Denim takes
the part of Florence Grdntiy. The performance
will conclude with "Oglesby, favorite farce,
A special feature OF the entertainment is the
music by Mr.. Geo A. Florence and wife. Mr..
Florence was formerly orcheHtra leader of the
Aimee Opera Company, RI well as his wife, II
a musician OF more than usual talent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
Live STOCK.

PRICES IN THE pHILADELPHIA MAhKlT.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 8.
Cattle moderately active with prices steady.
Sales Of 2,700 head at 71S@S14c. extra Penna.
Western steers, G}4@7 fair to good do at
4]446c. Common sheep without change sales
Of 5000 at 547s4. Hogs firm sales of 1000 at
$40 50G13
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
| RTIZAN'S SAVINGS BANK.

y
The managers of The Artizans Savings Bank this
day declared dividend of per cent on deposits for
the last months. L. T. TAYLOR,
apf23,6t Treasurer,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

NEW CROP osAeE ORANGE SEED
Extra Early, Tom Thumb, Little Gem and other
peas Buists, Premium Flat Dutch and Drumhead
Cabbage seed. Trophy and Canada Victor Tomato,
French Breakfast fadlsh Choice Vermont Early
Rose Potatoes Fine Mixed Lawn Grass Seed rem
the seed lice, is obtalnable at the seed store OF
w. y. CHANDLER,
Give us trial 81 Market Street.
sprlA-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

The Philadelphia Yearly meeting or Friends,
H Hckstes') will be held in that city next
week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

Coal IN PLENTy.-AIills Il Combs inform us
that they have plenty Of coal, stove and nat, and
can supply all who call,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

THE INTEB-CoUNTY BEE.-The spelling match
between Chester and Bucks counties is to take
place at West Chester on Friday evening, May
| 18th. Mr.. Woodruff was in that Borough oil
Saturday, making the arrangements.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

CENTENNIAL .Dv1DEND.-The Delaware Fire
Insurance Co. announces in our advertising col
umns its one hundredth dividend, it being
semi-ann dividend OF four per cent. on the
capital stock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
Com inerCtal Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKRrs.

PHILADELPHIA MARKRrs.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.
Flour active ard advanced Penna. &5379
S6.37. Corn active, yellow 90@91c. Oats active
at 7G@77c. Provisions firm Whiskey, $l1S.
QUOTATIONS AT TIKI pRAsDYwIYE MILLS EoH FLOUR
AND aRAIN--ooRaEoTfp DAILY.
Family Flour r....................is 1900 b 9. 90
Extra Flour 6.750 $50
Supertine Flour r............... l.75g 5.75
Wheat, 1856
Corn, New, Observation-Disclosures. 900
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

To BE SOLD. The real estate and personal
property OF NJ. Landenberger & Co., both in
Philadelphia and Landenberg,in Chester county,
has been advertised by the assignees at public
sale. The sale will take place at the Philadel-
phia Exchange the first OF June by M. Thomas
Son, subject to mortgage OF $4,000
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
81 100000

q I 100000
GEO. s. GRUBB, BROKER.
All kinds of Stocks and Loans Bought and Sold on
Commission. ANY amount Of money raised on pro-
per security. Promissory notes specially. city
Loan for Sale. febl0-ly
HVHE MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,
NO, 4 WEST TdIRD STREET
SIX per cent interest. Open Tuesday and Satnr-
day evenings, and every day. A. II. Grlmshaw,
Treas. j. p. Wales, NJ. D., Prest, job F. Miller,
CLERK. Je27-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

SILVER WEDDING AT GREENBANK.-On 7th day
evening, VIM. G. Philips and wife, OF Green
bank, celebrated the 26th anniversary Of their
wedding, circumstances having rendered il i'm
possible, last year, to celebrate their 25th.)
There were gathered relations and friends from
the neighborhood and from Philadelphia and
Wilmington, a goody number, inspired to honor
the bridegroom and bride at their silver we'd
ding. Most Of these were present twenty-six
years before when, by the simple ceremony of
Friends the young couple were bound in union
that has been blessed beyond the usual measure,
as to themselves, and has been the source OF
qualification to wide circle of relatives and en-
deared friends Three sisters and a brother of
Friend Philips we're present, sister and three
brothers Of the bride, and her venerable mother
WAS an active participant in the pleasures of the
OCCASION
A son and daughter, and numerous nieces and
nephews lent their cheerful presence to the oc-
casion. A pleasant event of the evening was a
visit from some neighbors, "a. ]. Will
lams, j. J. Williams, II. Williams, and
James Mcdrory) employees OF the
Philips Brothers, who came to
present the distinguished hosts with silver
cup as token OF respect and esteem. Mr.. Wat
son, Of Newport presented the cup on behalf OF
the donors who were in turn thanked by the
recipients. The occasion was much enjoyed by
all that participated therein, who Providence
favoring, intend to be present at the golden
wedding Of the Philipses, which may they live
to celebrate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

OBIrUARY.-Mrs Sallie b. Wife of Rathwel
Kimble, residing at 725 Madison Street, died on
Friday evening after lingering consumptive
disease. She removed little more than year
ago to this city from Kimbleville, Chester Coun-
ty. and joined the Union M. Il. Church, soon af
ter becoming one of the Superintendents OF the
morning Sunday School. Mrs. Kimble has been
known and distinguished FOR some years past
for her earnest Christian life. and her advocacy
of holiness of heart and entire santfcation.
She attended most of tho Camp meetings
at ,Brandywine Summit, and Chester Heights
and become one of the active leaders in the
Methodist connection. She died as she had
lived, happy and triumphant beautiful incl
dent preceding her death took place on Friday
morning. She was always happy and delighted
to have those around her who were happy, and
even the singing OF birds was happiness to her.
A neighber owning very sweet singing canary,
it was often hung up by her bedside to cheer
her with its warbllngs. Feeling her end ap-
pIoaching, she sent for the little bird, which
tuned its little throat and sweetly sang while
the soul of Mrs. X. passed into the spirit land.