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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26
FIFTH EDITION.
MAS MABEL RAYARD MAnRi,n
senator Hay ards oldest Daughrp
becomes III" wife of y. u. Ware
Jr.. Of ISOsfOn.

TIA" following was c..ppal tro.
Wa hing ncorr"sponi tio +
delphia Times uf this morning
The marriage of Samuel y. W
DR., OF Boston, and Miss hahri H..
the eldest daughter of senator b.
took place AT the Church Of the 4
sion, AT quarter before twelve o..
this morning. Guests were admit.
the church only upon prrsrntai.
cards, Tn" bridal party entered PRO
~ nj the hour, the orgtnist plaNir-
wedding air from "HugurnO'>
usher, preceded them. !eachIu.
rud OF the aisle, the bridesmaids /. .
IN lines and the bride passed TN
them on the arm uf her father.
groom and his best man, Mr.. Wei.
of Michigan, met the party Al the
rrl-rail M.ndci-sohn = wedding n.
WAS sounded from the organ a,
bride and groom walked down the.
and tn" company followed To N~-
liayari' residence, where lar,
ccpri"n took place.
The brides toilet wa. Of satin
high rorSagr and long, plain train
front Of the dress VA. covered
tiouucr- of point lace, -hirt"d, T..
were drtpcd across the gown an
square neck and elbow sleeve,
finished with point lace. \ coro'
orange blossoms held the long tn.
in l,llrr and her Dniy p7.lliIrui.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26

\ lady left 1T orr office tins j
rw"nty-iiN" cents for Mrs. Sn"'.
she said was the contribution
grand son, aged six years, -"
paving her "A visit This mon
been sent him ~ his mother
chase candy, hu' on hearing
count Of Mrs.. Smells suffering
ton, Iii, srupa,hie, wrrr aroo
he expressed Il wish that II Sd
given /" III" poor little chiidrrn
could readily deny himself IN
Used confectionery This Ii''Jr
heart i, in III" right place, .
grandmothrr,,a, well ~ his me
quite proud of him He certain
promise of becoming til" right x
man.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26

lfyuu wdm to buy rl"thuL cheap
SO have -plur odd bot, "f suit, which
$50 must ~cIl to get The room To- II" IN.
wr have selected a lot Of good, strong,
substantial men . suit, which v" vii.
sell for =. % Goats, pants and vests III
boys clothing similar suits for -, or the
coats If either lot for = each, also a"N e.
Grad lots Of odd pantaloplt. a. - our
own make which We Sold for = THESE
.uud, and all oar odd lots must be sold
~ We must make room Ion spring stock.
j. r. MILLS X Sos, c,othi"r,, G'h and
N.rk,'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S
FOU nth AND MARKET SIS
A II

We hardly expected to be
carried away with such a
rush; not literally, however,
only the goods which open
ed our great sale, and were SO
well appreciated, that it only
took a day to clear some Of
them entirely out; other lots
are 50 broken up, that they
will be rc-arrangcd, and still
further reduced in price to
secure a rapid sale of what
are left.
Those from the fire of
Messrs. Hood, Bonbright &
Co., have not all been open
ed; only had time to roll
them in the basement for safe
keeping. They viii soon be
ready, and you will be told Of
their contents and prices.
We don't claim impossi-
bilitics or excellence 50 far
above others that it becomes
absurd, but make to you a
plain statement on which, if
you take any Of our goods,
and they do not prove salts
factov when sent home, re,
turn them and get your
money. You should be just
as careful in buying bargain
stock as any other.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26

Rev john Shilling, III" pastor of 'h"
Brand wine NJ f. church /, lying very
i'll with brain fever.
Mis- Georgia Wolfe, "ho for mum
hrr Of wear, was connected with the
lrput restaurant, Will" under the con.
rrpI II Thompson and Locke, resigned
that position Yesterday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26

The new phase in the little unpleas-
antn"ss AT Hyatl's, At Chester this
morning say, thcTin"s of thar place, is
that the three highest officers have been
dismissed entirely from the school.
only few have returned 10 the acadr-
my i, !"t, bat number are expected
IN today
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26
WV. b. SHARE.


There is left Of Striped
Nclvcts, one piece of Black,
one piece Prunc, one piece
Bronze, one piece seal
Brown, oncpiccc dark Green,
SIX boXcsnotall whole pieces.
You shall choose from them
at $3.50 per yard; regular
price S2.c5. Don't leave it
too long; they will be Ike
the S. cent sjI. $50 soon,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26
Seems Incredible

but nevertheless its true, You can get "A
RICH, good coat for one dollar Of Mulln
x son, Sixth and Market OF course
You will know these are not regular
prices only made Tor the purpOs. "i
closing out lots.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26
Services this Evening.

TIA" n. Rev II {. Lay, Bishop Of
Easton will preach IN Trinity Chapel
this evening at \ O'Clock. Persons
should hear this eminent D"vin", A.
h" is without doubt one Of the finest
pulpit orators in thi, country
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26
. -
Personal.

Miss Maiui" T.. Miller and hrrron~in,
M,. MlgLi" Soudrrr, returned home
last evening from their Two mouths
vI.it H. friends in New Jersey. Thry
were mach pIra-cd with their trip.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26

Mr.. Dean, who was injured las, Sat
urday at Jackson x Sharp's by falling
on a scribing awl, which il was Al first
thought had penetrated his stomach Is
doing first rate, and will be- able to 20
To- work on next Monday The wound
" hich va severe and painful, Was al
tended hy Dr kcahir-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26

I'll" SiugIcy Brother, have removed
their Whoir>lIr and retail cUmt""lIUuTN
"-tabN ,hln"ut from Third and Walnut
streets 'p 2lU East Fourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26
pu.ilisys In WiirvIingi"'

ON ncNr Tuesday evening
Carroll will have an opening u
saloon, 100 East Water street
Chambers, John II, Clark, MlN'
Hurry iIIckcn, PROT Mrlri'
Fred Smith and other wen
sporting men from 'hllad"lpi'''
ia attendance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26

AtHERlfFS SALE-Bi VIRTUE on A
- writ Of Levari Faoias, to me directed,
vii be exposed ~ Public Sale, at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, IN tho city of Wilmington,
New Castle County Delaware
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26
W N. B. SHARE

You have missed the $
cent Sill 5, not near enough
to go around. The " cent
ones are following quickly.
There's been a few pieces OF
neat Pin Stripes, in BlacN
and " hitc, put in the lot;
regular price o. cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26
VIM. B. SHARE

The calicocs at 5 cents in
new light Spring Styles will
be scarce in a day or 50;
regular price 8 cents,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26
V NJ. b. SHARE.

1t hardly seems worth
tai ing about: the Crochet
and MarsciIlcs Quilts arc
nearly gone; a few Of those
at SI.25 for 98 cents, and OF
g. at $I.29, You will be
lucky to get any.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26
On NAlTKUAY,
THE WIN DAA on IEBk ARI, ls%,

.rII fTru DAY on IruiiI AIRY Ike
''
At .ocl,eh. f. IN. the following described
real estate, VIZ.
AI,ho, ,.,,,,,,, Ia, mr. urr, IF land with
,,,, nr'r. In,r,liny. lhrhuu erected, situate
wv" nt.," -" a''rV a,rr.nJ bnnnJeJ
az I', 'r.',Jb,a A.. follow /" Wit, beginning
"'I ~, fr,. .n,Iiurrt, -lIr oil Ninth
''iv'' ~ Inv t ,,,.s, tnrnrr l.,
'" ',, '', I,,i Far. N,.,u and AMI,
'"' ''.''' % v',,'r', ,,,t n,,,iI,.I .itI,
I,',n,' .,,,'r, Al ,,n, ;in',,. iIn n corner
' ,I,, ,,..'.,,. ,.n, tirn.r Win L,-
''' g,,,i, ,,,.,,',I, ana t,,r.,ll,l Nith Nina!
.,rcct ~ feet to another corner staAc. thence
nHin-c"rt"ri! and parallel WIN N his'
",i ,.,iL,..,'t V,.n,.,y
'n' a IT," W, AZ ,, -. ,'.i,. T., ih. .,i,. :,
Ninth -trrrl aIpIu-.4. thence westerly
thereby j. Isrt t. the place. 1T beginning, uy
tnr content. thereof what jn.y may boon.
t.. NJ. Vol. 3, :. ,Agr- ~. a,J. Isl, A..
S,4l,I ami rnhrl IN execution IT. IL" pro.
urrl, -, E,,t.,.,, l,t.uu .,ln,,t. morls,.
loI and I,lI.. ,is,r.ul.. avid e. a. tinrauu u.iiI
,rr,. ,rutJ,i- and Il, said iN
.NE~ MARTIN. sheriff
>fu..iry.-tryl,E num.ugtul, Jnnu4H
q. -,
u'Hll4If - SALT - NlkIl T. ~
y dr"rnr Ut tHri Udri COS hanr"fl, ui TIE
HDIt" 81 b','Nhft, III ""I Tor N'N '".'''
County. made pn tie iourtN ia! II ucto'',
A. -. lHN-, and To- Inc i. rr.t"d. viii Il" rAi"''"
To- FgulIr safe at %" Court iiou'c. ON M"I"''
stIcs', nc,""." l"hth t'i Eleventh 'N't'.
DN>AIl EpAN
,.,,,..,. ,,,,.,,,.t,,.i,tl. ANY ,..,
Al -o..Io,n p m.. the following dr.cnooa
'''' ''''''f - '''''"'' " va
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26

MIR. W. II Carroll will give a grand
ppruins al his saloon. i0j East Water
street. on Tuesday evening January ~
Nrs~rs. Mike Clrarr, John II Clark,
Arthur Chambers, Harry Hlrkcn,
PROT Mclean, Prof Fred smith
and others Nil nc there ga thl,occa-ion
Aly friends ave h.ndi ) invited
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26

the 25th inst. David
Chandler, on hlr 5gth "irthdhy
Relatives ami friends are respectfully inYt
cd 20 attend the funeral from his late rcFi
fence. No, so King street, on saturday, the
!7thsnst, att p. N. Please omit howers. 7
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26

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& viasii 4
ing, Y
chair.
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on mot
that TIL
shall b
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dergrou
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SECT
k troiuct
pipes vi
compal,
guarant
should
was pas
SECT
accept d
grant, q
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inhabita
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Scott
woyA, "
1M w1a
thought
placed .
through
Mr.. II
~ the m
Orsiinans
Mr.
any sncf
everyda
ofCOunc
tons VII
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did not I
hid Any
III Inv.
and MT
duty 0ft
Ms1c ma
solnplied
discuasio
s1Cti0h ~
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TO-, md
md we'll
G1ItTIO
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AprlO
.eaHre
dfll'1'lnlaqe,
wssle A'd0lI
SECTION
Ne 1syo
nuisance |
pfoyiding
shall be y
SECTION
Ter of the
Wtlmingt|
flil0rce
from the I
proved.
Of melnbel
and their
Mr.. Quin
words, 'b
He though
who had ri
"
worth Of n
competent
legislate 70
dren In thi
had been b
their rnout
Mr.. Bail
said that
.ord freel
J UualifcsI
rot know v
ne case Of
ne fixing
matters Of
vote VI
nd IT was
q ~ amen
HEfsTfON
Or Illegal v
!. election
Mucation,
SECTION
Y c'crIorati
Rand dnT
alley 70 ~
lend Of ~
u!0s,rum.
the sect
nal prov
? accomino
lnd minors
masters
MI Quinn
govt the
lin0rs." j
'rne person
lnen!dment
ON him, a
az q an Irish
he was In
2 aucatiol
'hib or bla
M Of bs1
'0ugh he W
cti0Ilary.
PRESIDENT
I'm 0the {
ID that he
ent althOrl
9 subject v
ape.
His attent
after by a
from a M
.bly, now
nnderstoo
3 Legislat,
adopted IL
Is city.
He did not
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26
THIRD EDITION.
sTATELEGISLATl RE.
Another Railroad Biii-Mr' he"s
Resolution for an Early ADJOURN
ment.


rom IL 'n' ~ Ahl'i''''''''
large snow storm is imminent. Il the
clouds hang dark and heavy lu the SKY,
and already the white titht, AT" hrlIH
ming to fall. Neither Hous" nj me Leg
islaturc were busy this afternoon, TIE
yond the introduction at new ha!'-
road bill and the reading 81 the new
charter Of the town 81 o"alprd III 'tr
HOUSE The new Railroad bilI Is an
amendment 10 the charter OF me W lie
mingtuu * Northern kai .rua" '"ll-
pany, notice OF which "a~ gwen ny
Mr.. JuStis yesterday gives the '1i'il'"-
nv additional powers Ca ,"'a't ana con
struct Il Railroad nutrNrrcdlhG Nv" ana
opr-balf mics III lruIth from any pom,
an its road between Dupont station ana
SilvrrbrOuk station 10 a point Nol 'A'
ceeding five hundred yards ~ distance
from the new bridge over the Brandy
wine creek near the lower powder Nhfu
of the firm Of 4. /. DUPONT de \emnur1
and Co., and may also ,,Xat" ana con
strlct IA branch Railroad trunahN point
ON the road hereby auIhorZrd I" hr
built To the Henry Clay Factory, nn tht
BranlyWiur creek, belonging ln'h'Hal"
firm Of T. I. DUPONT de Nrmour> y
Co.. and may make connection WIN
the said Railroad, and 0prrat" them ana
make such lateral road, and side track
as may he required Tor the purposes
aforesaid.
The road l. not 10 be- built within one
mile of the powder work, without per
mission OF thec"mpauy, aud turthrr pro
yidps for the borrowing oi money Tor
its construction.
b.t4 Do
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26

Rubber patching, No. 3 West Fourth
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26

Rubber sulrs, No, 3 West Fourth
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-26

A'lEKIfF"S SALE-BY NlRIi l. or A
cwrtt OF LcNau iacIas, to me directed VIII
pu exposed to I'uUilc sale. at the Court
House, On Market Street, between Tenth and
tle' cnth streets, IA the city Of Wilmington,
NrM h.llc lInMMlN. Dol.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-28

forcibly than words that they had endured
suffering the most intense. AS they prom
ised to come into camps at night, our men
left them without asking many questions,
but they never came. Carlos probably fear
cd that we might shoot him, and for that
reason kept out of our way. Had any OF
our horses been in condition, the fugitives
would probably have been pursued and
brought in--as il was, we saw no more OF
them until after we were taken prisoners.
From after circumstances, l have little
doubt that Carlos now knew where he was,
but he was undoubtedly ignorant on That
point and lost at the time he left us. The
fellow had trapped up and down tho innur
merable water courses of the lower prairies
without knowing the name of one of them,
else how could he direct our men to plum
patches and springs long distance in ad-
vance, and invariably with accuracy? On
arriving at q stream of fresh water which no
called the Utau, he doubtless saw signs and
landmarks closely resembling the features of
stream called by that name which really
exists but few days ride from Santa Fe.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-28
THE CHILDREN WE KEEP.

The childre, kent coming. one by one,
Till the boys were five and the girls were tbrse,
And the big brown house was alive with fun
From th basement door to ,he old roof tree.
Like garden flowers the little ones grew,
Eutured and trained with tcnderest csre
Warmed In loves sunshine, baihod In its dew.
They bloom,d Into beauty like reses rare
Ru, one Of the boys grew weary one day.
And leaning his head on his mothers breast,
He said ~ am tired and cannot play;
Let me sit awhile on your knee and rest"
She Graded him close In her fond embrace,
She hushed him TO sleep with her sweetest song
And rapturous love svli lighted his face
when his spirit had Joined the Heavenly throng
Then the eldest girl with her thoughtful eyes.
who stood where "the brook aud the liver meet !
Stole softly into Paradise
RE ''ths river" had reached her slender feet.
while the fathers eyes OF the gr ave are bent,
The mother looks upward beyond the skies
"Our treasures" she whispers, "were only lent.
Our dArlings were angels IN earth's disguise
The yesrs flow by and the cl iidren began
With longing TO thiuk OF the world outside'
And as each In his turn became man.
Tn, boys proudly went from the father's side.
The girls were women so gentle and fair
That lovers were speedJ TO WOO ana win;
And with orange blossoms In braided hair
The old home was len. new homes 10 begin.
So, one By one, the children have gone
The boys were i've and the girls were three:
Aud tho big brown house 10 gloomy and lone.
With but two old folks for Ito company.
They talk TO each other about the past,
As they sit together In eventide,
And ray, "AM the children vel kept at last.
Are the | oy and the girl who In childhood died.
-LlIome Journal.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-28
From st, Louis,

ST. LOUIS, June 81, 1888.
ED. FaEB PREss:--The startling CONNER
cial failures which have occurred in Chicago
this week. created intense excitement ION
change" here. We have laws making faro,
roulette and other gambling devices punish
abl by fine and imprisonment, and yet a
horde of gamblers in stock futures and pro-
duce futures play their dastardly tricks upon
honest trade and commerce with impunity.
They get up "deal" in lard, grain or -four
and make one hundred thousand dollars in
single operation or Corner" and drag hun
dreds of honest men to hopeless ruin.
These felonsa are sometimes called prominent
merchants in the northern and western cities.
I am grieved to chronicle the sad news
that the terrible rains that have prevailed in
Missouri and Illinois for several weeks have
brought upon us ON awful result. Tho
whole st. Louis levee is submerged Mer-
chants have abandoned the first story for
miles and everything is IN confusion. The
turbid stream has risen thirty -four feet above
low-w water mark-lumber yards, steamboat,
wharves, and everything is in motion.
Thousands of farms and homes for one hun
dred miles, extending from the mouth of
the Missouri to st. Genevieve, are flooded
out of sight and existence. 1t is impossible
to estimate the loss or give details at the
present writing. A fearful rain storm oc-
Cured here last night, and no one can tell
or conjecture what will occur in a few days.
Thousands of busy and willing hands ara
building leveos and trying to avert the worst
and save some property. A great many
citizens are crowding towards the bridge ap-
proach and avenues leading to the river to
view the mighty flood. At this honr' .
O'Clock p. m. the water is rising at the rate
of 12 inches per diem.
CARL SMYTHE.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-28
Personals.

Mr. Hutchins returned home last week. He had
a pleasant trip.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bales lost their only child by
death last week.
Mr.. Mitchell informs us that the water works will
be in operation in August.
The family of James II. Cheatham Left the home
here the news OF his death.
We are glad to learn that Miss Jessie Lyoll is re.
covering from her late illness.
Lieut. Gov. Storey one OF the speakers on
emancipation day at Lockhart.
We regret tolearn of the death OF a child Of Mr.
po.mes VI the water-workS company.
Thanks to Mr. weeps for a Louisiana paper con-
tanuff an account OF the Jenkins Borden tragedy.
Prof. Miror, Of ST. Louis. on a visitto Texas, will
lecture at the Institute next week. See his an
nouncement
Judge Walters attended and spoke at the examira-
tion Of Science Hall Academy last week and reports
q large attendance and great interest.
Rather oddly we overlooked last week late plea'-
ant call from Dr. Gillespie Of Uvalde, formerly Of
this place. He looks quite the same, and is as vi
gaeious as ever.
". G. Mullins we learn writes back in glowing
terms Of praise Of California. Hs partially prom
ised Us TO let his numerous friends hear rom bin
through the FEsA Pass. Hope he will not forget
kis promise.
There will be a public installation By the Uoiisd
Friends of Temperencs at Science Hall, or Tussdc,
July 6. Gov. Storey, Hon. Owen Ford ard other
disiibg guished speakers are expected. Everybody
s Invited 10 bring their dinners and sPsaa the day
Mr.. TO-nsend Informs that the scarcity Of wa
ter il Affecting The cattle very teriouJy. They have
to Be drVea 20 far 10 water that they kAvs bat i-
tie tine 10 ErE7e. And hTes have Destroyed The
grss, In sous places.
Ar. Ir.-ble. who bas been al Dripping sprirgs
ever siuos tie sHsninsiiou. reiurned hone isw
days since. ne seslises 20 eon,ets % rs. Int 81 g
thirk b. mast have foz-d sOe special AiirAetoa -
have kept hin - long
Capt. Fesg. Kyle r-s "a to~n oa ssisrdsy- Es
but ssisoz see IN here u late. Hsin;0rnsd ~ e
x E-tn:is rai---tn.k hs ia c,sIirueti,g al he tcus
pssr EyIs u it 80 yards Isfs. s5 ytrss viss fas
- set sss7- iiis tsiuz l1si ,rc= a. nsFs- AL
fr- f5---g Q-iit s-rt--a-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-28
$3T0S5 PER DAY CAN bE

made by Agents selling my Rubber Stamps, Cata-
natl Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
CONFIDENCE IN THEIR FACULTY.

AT meeting of the senior class of Union
College held at Schenectady Monday, resolutions
were adopted reference to certain innuendocs that
have been current public prints to the effect that GER
tain members Of the faculty OF luton College have been
moved 10 certain matters by unworthy motives The
resolutions which prefAced by preamble in the
language quoted above. declared that four ears
intimacy with those members of faculty against
whom said innusndoes arc directed warrants us IN de
carns they possess high sense OF honor too
sound Judgment. perfect integrity and too much hu
mauty 10 bring the charges OF untrdswoithihess ana
incompetency against any o1e from any unworthy mo
five whatever" rhs resolutions further state that
this aoon originated entirely among the senior class
and is promp ed by a sonse of justice alone copy OF
the resolutions rrceS ed at The TRIBUNE once yes
ierday accompanied by the certificate OF william W
Bellinger John H. Harding and Robert l.. Morgan, a.
committee OF senior class the certificate stated thA
twenty-three OF the thirtytWo members OF the cAA@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
CovENANrERs IN CONVENTION.

PITTsBrRG, Penn, May 29.-The Reformed
PRESBYTERIAN odd scnOOD synod resumed its session
here this morning The Rev David McCalliser OF New
York presented the report OF the Sabbath Committee
The report in brief follows:
yiysf-Te precise of Sabbath violation, which
is as much a SIN a. the disregard Of the truth.
bhatJ deserve severe reOuke. Attendance upon so
called " sacred concerts" holding stock IN ab1ath-
breaking corporations deserving OF severe cOndemna-
,-.-,-....-
Thrd-There is pressing call for sabbath legislation
by the state being put proper basis not tne OASIS O
eIpedlcncy, but the iniuablc basis 0i GOds ia"s
IOuJh-AlinIstcr- are recommended 10 preach twice
on he sabbath question before the next meeting OF INC
synod sabbath stncI hcaton, ana once ON Tue
relation OF the state 10 the oapDath
The report caused discussion In the course
of winch Que of the delegates stated that week ago ast
sunc ay the sunday edition OF THE NEw-HoRK TRIBUNE
was sent by pony express from schenectady TO Saratoga
and that The members of the General Assembly OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Church, there in session, bought aDd
read tha paper, those, who. IN the A.
sembly favored strict observance OF the SABBATH
uyiug paper Their action Was condemned anu The
report was adopted . ~, ,
Education Fund. j. X. Mckee was elected treasurer
The following persona aided 10 the Board OF lrus-
tees Of the synod: Messrs. j. d. Carson j. d. Marlin
aud A. C. Coulter. the ncx meeting ol the SYNOD was
xed for May 4, 1Ssi at NorthwoOd ONO