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CEMETERY.
ITS Affairs Investigated by Bishop Rade-
msche with the Cemetery
Association.

At an adjourned meeting of the Calvary
Cemetery Association. held On Tuesday, the
17ih ~inatan,, the Ri. Rev. Josenh R..ae-
N cher, the newlJ appointed bishop OF the
diocese, occupied the presidents chair. Alter
the regular business of the association had
been dispatched the matter relative to the
fencea-in portion of the cemetery came up
for discussion.
The bishop expressed himself as being anx-
ious that mol only should Calvary Cemetery
be relieved from its Embarrassment but that
the entire obligations existing should be sat-
isfactorlly adjusted, and TO thIs end promised
10 devote his energies, and would ask the
cordial cooperation Of the clergy and laity
in the work of relief. He suggested that a
compromise should, if possible, be effected
whereby the fence recsntly put up in and
across the cemetery might be removed. The
meeting, which continued over three hours,
adjourned without any definite action en- the
cemetery affairs.
The association believe thai everything
will be satisfactorily arranged at an early
day. OF the $4,000 bonds, SIG, 300 are out
standing, $500 redeemed, and $4,000 remain
on hand. The lowest vslus ion of the real
estate by which the outstanding bonds are
secured ia $4,000, and the association be-
lieve they will be able to float them at par.
a RESOLUTION WEE pd5SSu COn ptlulcnlluS
the Very Rev. Richard Seaman, administra-
tor Of the Diocese of Nashville, aud who also
had the matter of Calvary Cemetery in
charge, for the admirable manner in which
he discharged the duties of which he was re-
lieved by the election OF Bishop Z AdemAcher.
Bishop Rademscher promised to return TO
Memphis at an early day Tor another con-
sultation with the Directors. 1t is very
probable that on his return some definite ar
rsngement will be made and the cemetery
affairs placed in a Satisfactory condition.
The bishop left for Nashville yesterday
evening, and will visit ROCKVILLE mex Sun
day. In view of his presence in the city a
short sketch of him will not be out of place.
The RI. Rev. Joseph Radsm acher is a ma
tive of Westphalis, Mich. He wss born De-
cember 8, 1910, and is now forty-three years
of age. He studied hi- course OF classics
and philosophy at 81. Vincent's, Wes;more-
land county, Pa. He was graduated of the
ology in S.. MichaePs Seminary, Pntshurg,
and was ordained a priest August 2, 1883, by
the r Rev. Bishop Luet-, for The dioc--e of
Fort Wayye. His first charge Was Africa, Ind ,
with several ouI-missions attached. He la
bored here for six years, when he was sent
to take charge of Columbia City, whence
Bishop Dwenger called him to Fort Wayne,
aud placed him at the head of ST. Mary's
congregation. During a portion of mis- time
in Fort Wayue he was chancellor of the do
cese. In 1880 he was sent to take charge OF
st. Mary's church, Lafayette, next to the
cathedral, the largest congregation in the do
cese. He was appointed Bishop of Nash
willie on the 2iUt of April, and consecrated
June Gath by his predecessor, the Most Rev.
P. A. Feehan, now Archbishop OF Chicago.
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s0rwrite for the Little Book, which viii
be mailed free.
Price-small size, 81 per bottle. Large
size (holdfng double quantity, 81 20 per
bottle. All druggists sail IL.
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Der interfered, as be thought that was going
too far. The psrson was made foreman any
way, aud q perfect storm of motions 10 sd-
journ, TO RECONSIDER" 10 "lsy it % the ia
BILE" and calls for "the previous question:"
were showered upon him until he was almost
in a frenzy. The first ballot resulted in
three for hanging, two for imprisonment for
life, and the balance for various terms in the
peniientisry. A sentence of sixty days was
finally agreed upon. Such are our peers.
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Gasr0D's Hotel.
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING, July Is -Night-River 8 feet
10 inches, and falling. Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, July 1s.-Noon-Rysr IS feet
l inch. and falling. Weather. clear and PLEASANT
No arrivals. Departed. Cons Hiliar. Memphis.
ST. LOUIS, July 18-Night-River fallen
4 inches, and stands "a feet l inch By the gauge.
Weather clear and cool. Arrived: W. ?. Halliday,
New Orleans; City OF Cairo. Vieksburg. departed:
City of New<DIlesns. EeS Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, July 1S.-Night-River ris-
ing, with ! feet 6 inches in the canal and 5 feet
6 inches in the chute on the falls Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrived: vint Shinkle, Mem.
phis. Departed: vint shinkle, Cincinnati.
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jams Quiik and wife TO w. B. Lewis,
north half lot III, sou'hwast corner Fifth
and ssffrsns streets, 375xl4S3 fest, $1,000.
Pal Martin and wife 10 Msriah Sephas,
To- l, block 2, fronting 30I1574 feet on the
-Outh aide of Georgia street, S4U0.
JohD A Hudson and wife to Hughes Cole
& Co., 40x623 feet, at Withe Depot, $3.50.
TRUST DEEDS.
Marish Sephas to jams Gallagher, trus-
lee, lot ], block 2, on Georgia street, to se-
cure $500 to Julia Martin.
DEGREES.
Clancery Court TO G. w. Thomas, 46 acres,
Rush tract, Germantowp, and same to J. M.
Scott, 64S acres.
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Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup should al
WAYS De used when children are cutting teeth tire
leyes the LITTLE sufferer At once; 1t produces
natural. quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the hftle cherub awakes ~ "brignt as q
button" Its very pleasant 70 taste. II sootnes
the child, sofsens the gums, allaYs al pain, relieves
wind. regulates the boweis. and Ia the best Known
remedy for dtarroea, whether arising from Set
ina or ctnsr cs Ese4 TWENTY ave csEiks ootAs
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Schedule No. 4.
APRIL /, 1888.
ATHA THOMAS, Treasurer.

sThis item of 81 .l4i Al In the Mechanics Bank
of Knoxville is one of the items OF deposit TO
ceiyed from NJ. T. Polk, former Treasurer.
A check was Immediately drawn by me ior q
transfer OF this deposit, but payment Oh sne sane
was not made. and the Legislature BY q resoiuuon
has instructed suit to be brought In the name OF
the state against the Mechanics Bank OF knox-
VILE and the Mechanics National Bank OF hhoA-
Vile for the recovery OF this sum.
sECONu X
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FoE all bowel complaints use Mississippi
Diarrhea Cordial.
FoR house decorating Henry J aeger
80 G4yoso street.
TEETH extracted without pain at Wes-
sons, 31S Main. Telephone connection.
TELEPHONE T. j Graham, Court street,
for friedrich, sewer-pipe, cement, lime, etc.
ATTLN1IoN is called to B s.. G.'s advertise-
ment IN "For Sale" column, who offers a good
landing privilege and storehouse for sale or
lease. A large business is lone at this point.
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Sufferers from Kidney and Liv,


The direct result of viIia,ed blood and weak
organic movement, will find Simmons Liver
Regulator a use remedy for these CON-
plants. 1t imparts new life to the blood
and renews aud strengthens the entire system
by promoting the healthy action of the liver
and kidneys. II have been troubled with
liver complaint, kidney disease and bad
blood for a long time. l have used Simmons
Liver Regulator, and it bias done me more
good than all tue medicine l ever took. /
would not be wi'hnu it.. GEO Fl PRATT.
~. 8. D~eputy-Collector % Dist rict. Co."
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MHCHASBCAL AND INNING
~ EasfneerfBg at the Rensselaer, Poly
fechufe Insifsute, Troy, ~ Y. The Oldest
engineering school in America Next term begins
september 18th: The segister fof lss3 contains
III of the graduates for the past So years, with
their positions; also course of study, require
m ents, expenses, etc. Address
DAVID n. 6REKsk. Director.
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LEGAL.
Treasurer's Quarterly Report.
STATS rkKAsukKE's oyyIcK.

SGsHvILLE, Tenn, July l, 1883
To His Rxcellency ". B. Bate, Governor of Ten
nessee:
sn-I hereby, in compliance with the act Of the
Lspi.lSture nSssed March 5th, and approved
Mach "a lisa ms a TO you my report a. State
embracing 40 quarters, from January
18th to April ], 1883 In tn nns,,aro H"" ApiN
LIST 70 July LIST IN the second q,@t'e''
pEBTr.
To amount received from n. t. olS-
former IreaSurer.--..
Les cneck to G. W. Irvine paid by order
i I ~commitsee. 1877 60
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Tested hE Lime.

For throat diseases, colds and cous hs,
Browns Bronchial Troches have proved To cir
efficacy by a test of many years. Price Is
cents.
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r. r. HCKARD,
COUUtroler.
Exnuuyn Offfck
NASHVILLE July 7, l111

The foregoing statement OF all mOnsys nov in
the Treasury Of the Btats Of Tennessee, and s1eh
a. have bean received therein AID oisoun>f
tberefrom for the period set iortrfn said report up
70 July /. 1883, made by Aha Thomas. Treasurer,
and certified 70 ~ r. p. RckArd. Comptroller, IN
Conformity 70 requirements Of the legislative acts
passed March z, lsss, has been examined b. me
and found correct, and the same "a ordered pub
Ifshed. wM. q. BATE, Governor.
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j. N R1kEh,
Assistant Observer. United States signal Service.
RAINFALL FOR sHE 90 FrON BELT.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July Is, 1888.
Week end Week end.
JUL 1852. july l3, 'S3.
South Atlantic States ....... o. 80 inches SIS inches
kas, Gull States. ........... BAG O.e6
West Gulf states ......U.S7 O.43
Ohio Valley and Tennessee L. 10 I37
Average for the district."1.52 inches LOS inches
For Teuncssee separately the weekly
amount Is:
6hattasooga"-"-..".""...0.l 6 inches LII inches
hunxVllte. ......".-........-. O.69 LAG
WEN pnls......". ..............-..l.26 0.45
NASHVILLE ....-........-.-13 0.5l
-
Average Tor Tennessee 600. IS inches 03 inches
NJ DN-u-En ..--
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Aavfee 10

ASK your druggis. for Mississippi Disr
rhea Cordial.
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t THOMAS, Tresssrsr.

This is to certify that 1 have compared the allow
statement Of the receipts and oLsDuuemenu In
the Treasarer's once for the two quarters EN-
bracsd in the report with the accounts In ny
once. as Compsfoiler, and ! nnd the same 10 %
correct: Ald / also examined the statements rem
dered By the different depositories Of the state and
found their respective statements TO agree with
the amounts an set forrn in the appended sched-
ule. and I have also made actual count oil AL the
cash on hand In the Treasurer's once, and found
the amount 10 be a. reported In the above, and that
said report is IN every respect correct.
Pr PfCKARD,
July O.. lsss. Comptroller.
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ss52,5S 81

These items of Legislative expense, both proper
and miscellaneous, although paid ont OF the
Treasury, had not at the end OF the quarter been
covered into the Treasury by warrant. nor had the
Items Tor Tennessee money. This report for the
hrst quarter was not made on the nrst day OF
April Tor the reason that the act direcung susn ~
poIts 10 be made was not approved until Marcn
27th, and this report is made new for then.
ATHA THOMAS, Treasurer.
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Softens the hair when harsh and dry.
Soothes the irritsted scalp.
Affords the richest luster.
Prevents the hair from falling off.
Promotes its healthy, vigorous growth
MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial 90 cents and
Il MR. hntAla
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John Walsh, Undertaken,
341 Second street.
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Burnett's COcOaine

MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial The only sure
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial never fails
o cure.
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sROOMs n BOARD.

POoMS-Nicsly furnished, With board,
N At No. ITO Cour. street.
T ARGE, UNFINISHED front room, with board;
IL private lam ly: teIms IessonAble; 265 Union.
DOOMS-Two desirable rooms 81 No. Ill Wash
N ington street; also use OF patlor. Desirable
furnished front room sat 26 Marshall d venue,
II OOM-t leasant front room, with Soard, foi
IN Ventlemeu. At l43 Second street.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

Average for Tennessee. go, IS inches lO3 inch
J. N. RYKER, Assistant Observer
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ATHA THOMAS.
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noG-A white pointer dog. iver-coloIed ears.
L. Liberal reward viii be paid loc mis- return to
w. G. CANNoS, 1872 Washington street.
M A~TCH-Betweeu Wolf river and No n Ad-
w ans street, a large gold stem-winding and
stem setting watch eud chain, with steel cavcD,
made by Jacobs B.os., NAshineLDn, ID g carved
90 both si1es-a landscape on one side. A liberal
reNar will be paid iOrIis ieturl 10
G !. r f.. LoONEY, ~ Adsms street.
GfO kkwABD-A reddish brown BULLDOG;
pIO lnrge lenther collar, lilt and snng Above
reward paid Tor Dog at a DesItO -. 4 ". QbAlT.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Board Reduced

ENoR THE SUMMER MONTHS AT THE CHAM
IL BEERS HOUSE, corner of second and Wash
ington streets. Also, a lev first-class rooms will
Dc rented 70 desiran.e parties. at low rstes:
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when used at an early stage, while enough oil
the renal structure ren aims TO answer the purpose
OF purifying the blood. it is of decided efficacy IN
Bright's Disease of the Kidneys, and indeed IN
some cases where the destruction of the Kidney
has been greater, its use has resulted in partial
restoration and p~roloRG&tian of Gfan
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-23
PHILADELPHIA NEWS 10 rks
Suieiae OF . Wsol BsOk es-Arsivsi
Ofehe steam shI d PonE ~ lyanlA.

Dispatches received yesterday con.
tanned information OF the suicide a.
NiaRra Falls OF Thomas Hilsen, aged
90 years, a wool broker Of thiscity. He
| Jumped from the Luna Island bridge,
and WAS carried over the Falls. Tine
cause he assigned for his act was that
he could not make living.
TIE American Line steamship Pann.
sylvania, Captain Dodge, from Liver
pool 9th instant, reached hsr dock, al
he foot OF Christian street, at noon
yesterday, after n stormy voyage OF
txelve days t. tho Capes, during which
the ship sustained no damage to
speak Of" She WAS detained nearly IA
day In the Mersey, after clearing, by =
heavy fog, aud a detention OF II like
length of tune, and from u similar
cause, occurred At the Capes. She
brings l49 passengers.
Drexsl & Co., treAsurers OF the FUND
for the relief Of sufferers by the floods
IN Germany, ackno wledged additional
contributions yesterday, making the
total 81, 2lS55.
Frauk T. Morris, aged so years, died
at no IN yesterday under circamstsno cos
which. IL is though, indicate suicide
by taking laudanum. No cause can
bs assigned tor the act.
Benjamin q. Mann, Second Deputy
Prothonotary Of the Court OF Common
Pleas, died Of pneumonia On Sunday
night, in his ga year.
Captain Thomas +. Carlton was be.
fore y. s. Commissioner Gibbons yes
terday on ths charge Of having assault.
cd edward Sommers, q seaman on
board the Alzena. He was held In u 600
bail for \ summary hearing today.
An unknown man WAS found In an
in .eusibIo condition yesterday afternoon
At Seventeenth and Spruce streets. He
was removed TO the Pennsylvania Hos.
ptAl.
The Chief Inspector OF Steam Boilers,
in his rep1r. to the Mayor, states that
daring last year =, 46G boilers we're OF =
amined and approved, and 1850 certif-
Gates issued.
In the sixty first annual report OF the
Fuel Savings Society, 1t IL stated thai
the um Der Of depositors during tht
| ear " AZ 1870, and the amount of do
posits Sl4,l5S 05 The tons OF coal dis
tributed numbered 2,73s.
| The deaths III the city last week
NUN bered io7, which WAS II more thar
for the previous week, aud 43 less th al
for the same period last year. The
main causes Of death were: Apoplexy
In consumption OF the lungs, 90 con
WILSON'S, -; Group, ID; debility, 10
dlptherln, 2s; disease of the heart, ~
Typhoid fever, II Inflammation OF the
lungs, AZ old age, H.
A gru'eeily dressed man, giving his
name Ms G. l.. Blood, ~as arrested yes
terday, by Detective Gray, hs a fuRi
tive from justice, from Boston, Mass
He was before Magistrate South, tor {
hearing, when it was stated that b.
was charged with having ohtaine,
money by false pretences. To The
charge he had not anything TO say
until he had consulted a lawyer, which
he expressed desire TO do. lie wa
held 30 await the arrival Of II Boston
poll cemal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-23

On Sl'nr'ay last, "a accordance Win
iIstru0UUas sen. from rLH Stlio u Dbl
aware, officer Joses. Of ths Wa1. Che
ter uol Ge picked Mp GA W. reefs %
that Uurougn d Young stranger named
Aaron Goumaycr, and ha4 hin looked
up IN jail 10 asaiG farther develop
ments.
It appears th"; C0nmayer, who ~ q
boy Of about Al x'tep yo..r5 ~ ~, "as
recently pINced in ne hahd OF d De't-
ware Farmer, Dy the GuLhoTitiGS .! til
phi!adel phia House Of l!etuse,In ~h'"n
hs had Leen for sU.IO Llnt, aud ltnL
rouk the why you h concluded % de-
part from hls ~ ~ nGrne. !. IVES soon
after ascart4luoa ina no had travelled
toward West Chester, and tho police
were notified, With tie result aoovt
sfatti
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FIFTH EDITIO,
Steamer W1lmOpwQOn.

The steamer Wilmington will re,o,
on March lat TO resume her ftgn,
trips between here and Philalelp,u
There will be no change In the ruanl,
time. The boat has been underga,
considerable improvements tie lon.
cabin having been torn Out and I.
length OF the boat extended, thu. !,
crsAsing the fselii,ies for passengeay
freight. The seats around the raiis
Sps;airs, which were great Loo,
vcnlance 10 passengers. have been aI-
away and chairs will be used inss.,
Tho carpets have all been renoN..
and the boat painted from top to b,
tom. Improvements have lsen m.,
IN The machinery and the boat wi.
enabled to make much b,tter Id
Making the time between here I'd
Philadelphia In two hours with \
tide and NO and one half hoars I.
the tide against the boat. There Ia n
likely to be any ohsn9o In the ofiimI
except In the snginser whose place o.
be taken by : new and experieI.
man. The old rates Of fars will
maintained.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-23

Tho Supreme Court Of the |
State decided yesterday that theS
section Of the Supplementary CIV
Of lsN, known as the "Conspirac
tlOu, is unconstitutional. Thr't
relates u conspiracy 10 daprlvt
person % the equal protection d
.aws. Tho grounds OF the deCio,o
" that tue law intriIges upon u
served rights Of the States tIat
~ nothing In the Thirteenth and
teenth Amendments 70 the COns'i.
tina. confeTs authority upon Cong!
enact such a law that il Longrts
Jurisdiction Butti Cieus 10 p
private persons for tie commits
ono class Of crimes it. u STATE, by
Of tho same authority in would
no power TO legislate AS to all cT-
a State"
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Dots

DR.. 3. q. Chad wick Is CircuIl
petitions in favor OF the employmsi
homeopathic physicians In tie AZ
and navy.
Prof. T.. d. Cope will deliver hn !
ture on the " Development OF the u
man Face" in the Frieuds' M-t:l
House this evening.
Thomas j. Chopper, residing a:
500 East 4 ghth street. had his u
badly crushed, while coupling can
Harrington yesterday.
Five hundred and forty.si1 4
lave been regibture up to the pa
tiue, considerably below the lanI
act year.
A gentleman named Ausus.
living In West Wilmington, va,
jured by q fall at Eleventh and W
streets last evening.
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Gran 4 Army All airs.

Charles Nj. Carey of Wyoming, has
bsen appointed inspector OF the DEPART
meut OF Delaware, by Commander Dan
lei Ross
There are abont fifteen honorably
discharged soldiers and sailors at Wyo-
ming, who wish to form post Of the
Grand Army. The Department Com
mander hos bsen notified, and Will have
q post instituted Al an early day.
Feat Departments Commander Nc
Nair is in DoyIe9town. Pa, to-day, as
sirting In the muster Of General Robert
l.. Boiiu. Pos, which has recently
been organized there.
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ANN semen 90.

On Thursday evening Snyder
GrAw's English Opera Troupe will
sent tha new opera entitled "Tolautt
Al the Opera House This opera Ia
great success Of the 30 ason, And has
Gently been performed TO crow
houses in New York and PniH4
pbia,
On Friday evening q grand ben
will DO rendered TO Harry j. Al
strong, by the Arch Street Opera he
Minstrels. This company c0nta
come of the best burnt cork artist I.
are now travelling. and will no dol
givs a first class entertainment.
On Thursday and Friday evel!n
February lst and End, the Bos,oa II
Opera Company with visit this Guy
the first time. This company Is q
posed of tifty.two artists,And vii. bri
their own orchestra Of twelve piec
Tho frs, night they will present.
"Cnimes Of Normandy" and 90
day night THE Bohemian Girl.
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WIN. i. SHARP.

Our Blankets have been
larger, better and cheaper
than any previous season;
we have many good ones left,
and you will find very low
prices here; as there is to be
a sacrifice in this stock you
may need more, as cole
weather i, not yet over, and
anyhow, it will pay to buy for
next season if price is right.
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Next Thursday ~ the day y
nundei by the General Assent.
The Presbyterian Church to Il
apart Tor prayer for ths outpouFil
the holy spirit upon all college
seminaries of learning, and for TIE
version and more devoted conseci
to God OF the youth connectol
them. Services will be held 10
Olivet Presbyterian Chur oh, CONF
ing At 7.30p D. In. An address y"
delivered by the Rev. II. W. Gis
"Ministry for to-day" Otner Fl
will be- on hand. A collection 4"
taken up for the Presbyterian B)t
Education.
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the Result of shooting.

The return contest between tbs
man Gunning Club Of this city az
Now Castle Club took place yesN
Some time ago the WHINING
went to New Castle and were DER
This time the WilmingtonianS COZ
triumphant by u score OF seven'!,
to sixiy.four. Philip Ambold,
score was the best IL the last U
carried off the same honor this u.
though he had no. the clean s'v'
had last time. This match A'
was $ out Of 10. Another maT'
take place in short time.
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APIeusaut surprise.

Last night, after Blue Rock Council /,
No. 30, W. ). b. f., meeting in the
Greeuman building, had opened their
meeting tho mem bers were agreeahIy
surprised by cuasidera bIsdelegetion of
tho mem Ders Of Wilmington Council,
No. 10, announcing themselves in walt
ing and marched IL XPectedIy upon
the surprised Council. Though sur
prise the visit was none the lees appre.
oiatei, nor the visiting mem 5ars less
welcome. A number Of pithy aud
spicy addresses were made by members
Of each Council, aud Deputy Suprem
President, DR.. j. r, Speok, exempIited
the seCrs. work Of tue order.