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The Evening critic., 1884-12-09
UnpIensantness at Church Meet

The Second Baptist Church unpleasantness
came before the Police Court this morning.
Five members OF the congregation, Thomas
Green, Ed Burke, George Strauther, Boyd Low
Ing and Noble Ware were charged with modest
Ing and Disturbing church meeting.
John p. Bowler stated that he has boon
chairman OF the trustee board for fifteen
years. Last Sunday morning they didn't have
any minister, and got Bishop johnson to
preach. He was preaching when Ware
said he had no right In the pulpit. Witness
cent for policeman and then put Ware and
the others out.
Judge Mackey appeared for the defendants.
He said no could show that q crowd OF runians
had put minister In the pulpit TO preach
against the wishes OF tho persons In charge.
On cross.examinatlon the witness said he
was authorized to eject saint or sinner II they
were disorderly.
The defendants were released on their per-
sonal bonds.
Suean Divine was charged with assaulting
Brother VIM. Trip by throwing pepper al
him; She was also released on her personal
bonds.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09
Not an Orthodox CathoIic Dog.

gentleman OF this city owns dog OF re-
Der OF tho Catholic Church, and does NOT,
therefore, haYe meat brought into the house
on Friday. This the dog soon discovered, as
he did also the fact that the next.door neigh
Dor was not an observer OF this ancient custom.
Every Friday for years the sagacious canine
would Ignore the food given him by his mas.
ter, and make friendly visit TO his Protestant
neishbor, who never failed 70 supply him with
meat. These weekly visits were kept up regu.
Iaily Tor years, the dog never failing winter or
summer TO put In an appearance at the neigh
por on the day his master failed to supply
IN MN o WIN meat Recently tho family owning
the following Friday, faithful t5 MA eusttm in
me past, the dog appeared at the homo OF his
9id nelshnor, aud mado his mute appeal for
dinner. He 10 stlll good Catholic dog siE
days In the week, but overy Friday no Turns
Kansas CITY star,
Snirss, 0sLlA~~ssT 0nls Bone up,
equal Las-srsw N Inorganic ateam Laundry,
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Modes. Fred. steislemau.

Fred. Stelgleman was engaged In glorious
cause during his vacation IN Cincinnati and
his health Increased with his enthusiasm.
ago he was thinking OF his improved appear
ance: When he got out at the depot no heard
on all sidep, "IIansom, hanson, hanson, sir"
TOO bashful to look up, Fred thought every
body was remarking about his appearance,
forgetting that the "haneom cabs" are now
running In Washington. When no did look
W and saw cab driver no wilted.-OlRclRAati
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

The Methodist Book Concern owns n biR
handsome building In Broadway, whore do
nominational journals and books are pub.
lished, and whore the magnates OF the church
have their headquarters. Bishops, mission
aries, pastore, editors and influential laymen
meet there, formally aud Informally. Close
by Is Taylor's restaurant, where the food and
prices range high. But the traditional plain
ness OF Methodlsm does not seem to cali for
abstemioueness In vlctuals, and for many years
Taylor's has peen the favorlte eating place for
the leaders OF that denomination.
AT times OF the annual meetings OF the VA.
riouB committees as many as fifty 10 a hmm
dred OF these clergy have taken their ain.
ners In the fashionable eating house. Tho
last General Conference appointed two negroeg
on the Book Committee. One OF them IA In NJ.
tendance. He went with some OF HIS fellow.
chnrchmen 10 dine. He is portly, we'll
dressed, benign man, but his color is almost
Jet. The French waiter called the attention OF
the head waiter TO him, and then the proprle.
tor was called.
VI am sorry 70 say that We cannot entertain
you" hatd the porter % the negro.
"Ihen mono or us VIII cat here" said Dr.
Buckley. ~
The whole party retired They passed n
resolution U boycott the establtshment, Tine
Pourmets OF the Methodist Book Concern have
IN consequence divided their patronage among
the other restaurants In tho noighborhoOd IA
u core trial to their stomachs, but their
Hefdid. s..--,ssass-'
TFeD'iss' gaGas"wFy Tar Troche-
for lIapalstSis, Hc. w
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PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOR CONSTRUCTING Two
l. SCHOOL BUILDINGS IN TAE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
OFrIoE on rnE ENaINEER ooMnnssIoNER,

WASHINGTON, D. % DUO o. 1851
By direction OF tho Board OF Commissioners
sealed proposals Will DO received at this oflice
until 10 O'Clock M, on Monday, December 10,
1854, for constructing two (2) eight ~ room
school buildings, one TO be located 10 tho
northeastern section OF the city OF Washington,
and the other In Georgetown, District of o.
tumble, upon lots designated ny tho Commits.
sioners OF the District OF Columbia,
Blank form OF proposal and specifications,
together with all necessary Information, can
be had az the OniCe Of tho Inspector " Build-
irgs, and bids upon these forms win alone be
considered,
The right Ia reserved 70 reject any or all
bids or parts OF bids.
Cd, LYDEGEER,
Major OF Engineers, u $. A.,
dtd6t Engineer Commissioner, d, o.
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Cremation GaaInine Fnvor.

Cremation continues TO win favor In Ger.
many. Thus tho 200th case has Just been
i'Flstefed at Cohurg, where 81 people have
httn eremated this year alone. rhoso 200
FORMATIONS have occurred since 1878, when
M furnace was 1rRt erected In Coburg, and
mo chsee include or Inhabitants OF tho Dnchy
children,
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09
Churches In waahington Territorx

In washington Territory there have been
built during the year houses OF worship at
$50; Medical Lake, value 81, goo, seating ca.
paeity, 100; Ohehalle, valued at $1,000, seat
ing capacity, 1906 at New Tacoma, valued Mt
N,ooot seating capacity, $50; at Whatcom,
valued at ", 800, seating capacity, 100. The
scandinavian Church IN New Tacoma has also
mad payment OF property completed.
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ron RsN9-Housss.

Eoh hENT-AN ELEdANTLf'fURNlSH
IL house, situated in one OF the most aristo-
cratic streets OF the West End; splendidly
adapted for entertaining. Every convenience
large, airy rooms; possession given December
firet. Address Berry, Critic ofIlce. NOES
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Oncnr MiIGn,a AhvIna.

oscar Wilde suggests that for the future
ladlts should leave on stays entirely ana
combinations and clippers. Like other
genlusee, ho 10 forgetful OF details, ana docs
not say how ellppers are TO DO worn on IA
muddy day In November, For mon he rnG1m.
mends the period OF tho Charloaes az being tho
most becoming mot TO say the most exponslye
age from which to copy. -
FmNdFD XMAS Aubs. alels"tSc. each. ~ 10.
Store, $50 7th 81, -As3pss
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

Petroleum rather active. Tho trade 10 very
mush nc sea IN regard to the immediate
course OF prices, as they are in doubt about
the extension OF the field. The latest news APP
pears TO be that the Mcbride has no oil. Tor
pedoiDg Will be necessary TO determine its
b,7OO barrels.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09
fOR RENT--Mlscellaneous /.

M ARINI'S HALL.
Persons desiring to rent Hall for recep.
lions, parties, lectures or concerts should call
and examine Marini's Hall, which has the
most commodious dressing and supper rooms
attached aud the largest dancing door In the
District. deS.1m
TOR RENT--A REAL HANDSOME PIANO,
II full seven Octayes, including elegant
cover ana stool; very low % u considerable
party. Address Ovefstrung, Critic ofllce.
de1.6tS
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09
FINANCIAL.
Wall Sareet GosaID.

NEW YORK, Dec. 0.-Money 1@2 per cent.
Exchange quiet but steady. Governments
nrmer-ourrency 6s, 1877 bid; As coupons,
market this morning was dull and featureless.
Tho failure of opdyke & Co., last evening,
caused considerable uneasiness among the
small brokers and thoy displayed anxiety to
market certain stocks.
The selling though small was quiet and
steady during the greater part OF the first
hour, but about II O'Clock tho bulls came to
the rescue, and with plentiful supply ofsup-
porting orders checked declining tendency,
and subsequently bid value up. Prices at the
time OF writing show an advance Of II 70 1 per
cent. from tho lowest figures.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09
EAST WASHINGTON,
Birthday Pariy-Peraonal notes.

8hHhmuhI hNgNy-FeEhOnAl NOtBHs
Mrs. Henry J. Bright had n birthday ami.
yoreary yesterday. She was kept quite happy
during the day receiving the congratulations
OF the members OF her Immediate household,
but when about thirty Of her friends called in
body at night, TO say that she was surprised
would hardly express It. The party, though
composed largely OF persons who have passed
me meridian OF life, was a Jolly one. Mrs.
Bright was presented with almost countless
presents. The spacious parlors were thrown
open to the callers, dancing, singing, recita-
tions and other amusements INDUCED in and
the AFFAIR wound up with q feast. Among
those present were tho following gentlemen
and their Wives Messrs. Henry Bright and
mother, John Bright, William bright, James
Davis, Hall, Hunt, Tinker, Williams, Harmon,
Denham, Meeka, George Olendaniel, Charles
Morgan, and Mechanics Allen, Lee, ooomee,
and son, Dorsey and the Misses Mary. AUX
ward, Mamie Bright, May Rawlings, Matte
Morgan and Messrs. Bennett and McCauley.
Mr.. Robert W. Blair has completed his new
houso and bakery, Nos. CAT and Gao II street
northeast, aud viii have house.warming to-
morrow night.
/: A thief entered the yard of house No. 400
street southeast, night before last, and stole q
number ofhousehoId goods. The yard thief
is very numerous these days, and nothing
ehort OF stealing everything In sight Will sat
iefy him, either. This is a warning for our
citizens TO keep their gates tightly closed.
An engagement occurred on East Capitol
street. yesterday afternoon, In which Mr. Lewis
II Bart. member OF the Light Infantry
oorpe, was mobbed and roughly handled by a
crowd OF colored people who were following
the Capitol City Guards, who were on parade.
The case came before the Police Court this
morning In the form OF charge OF assault
against James Ford and VIM. Prather, colored.
The evidence was TO tho effect that Mr.. Bart,
who is cigar manufacturer, was driving
down the street In his buggy, when he coll
llded with the Comique advertising wagon.
He struck at the driver OF the other vehicle,
which incensed the colored people who were
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

WTANTED-sUpERFLUo HAIR
w On the female face, on the upper lip, chin,
cheeks and throat, growing between the eye
brows and from moies and blrthmarks, grow.
ing high on gentlemens checks, near the eyes
-are freak OF nature and 10 considered
blemish. DR.. j. VAN DYCK, Dermatologist,
% Grant Place, permanently and forever re-
moves this obnoxious growth OF hair by the
operation OF Electrolysis (the Electric Needle
prorcaaN
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

having completed his neE .hoYssend bakery
cordial invitation to a1l(kf9hds and customers
cember 10. ,@s
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UNDERTAKERS.
ADDISON DAY
MARRIED..

IRELAN-BROwN.-A York, Pa, on the 10th
OF November, by the Rev, MIR. Young, Mr. A, b.,
Irelan to Mrs. Hattie Brown, OF Washington,
ID. O.
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NHINN lie PALMER,
"THE IDOL OF TWO HEMIspHEREs,"
IN
MY SWEETHEART.

Upon tho stage no single Individual COM
bines in herself ell the gifts and graces pos
sessed by the fair American, Minnie Palmer
Court journal london, January 20, 1884.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

Tho following quotations OF oil are fur
nished by Robert Bruce, grain, stock and oil
broker, WIZARDS Hotel, and show the range OF
prices from the opening up to 8 D. M:
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09
,ERFLUoUs HAIRi

DoNEAT NO. IL, ST. CLOUD
4 building, by Mrs. oowell, formerly oper-
ator at Remington Typewriter oillce.
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DIED.

BUTCHER On Monday, December 8, at
a 80 O'Clock p. M, Ohio Middleton, son OF
James W. and Ohristianna Il. Butcher, aged 2
years and 10 months.
THoMAS.-on the morning OF December 7,
1884, Ann t., beloved wife OF Jenkin Thomas,
In her Slbt year. i
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09
LOSy AHQ F0uHp

E'oUND-A CHlLDrB SAT gHEL, WHICH THE
II owner can haN by calling at Tle Critic
ONCE and proving pVpefty, de0-3t
I osT-oN FRIDAY NIGHT A PAIR OF
l. epaulettes Of he Union Veteran Oorps,
First Company. Finder win DO rewarded by
leaving them at Schwtng & Clarke'a, 7th and q.
dtS3tF
1 OSr or MIsLAID-pOLIOY NO. 7,A26, Is.
IL SUED by tho Peuu Mutual Life Insurance
Company on the life nf warren Ohoate. Tho
inuer VIII please return it 20 the undersigned,
Application has been made for duplicate.
nolS'tuOt SIMON WOLF, 92l L 81,
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

New York Stock Market.
The following have been furnished by Bate.
man Co., bankers, 1411 + street, being the
moet active stocks In the New York Exchange:
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

=. Tho receipts sfcom IrYlngs engagement In
New York which closed Saturday utqht
amounted 10 $69,21a. Miss Ellen Terry al
traeIed moro than Tut rI9@ese receipts.
4. lSOld by a
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A PARTNER WANTED WITH $4,000 IN A
"A business ALREADY established; profits In
the nexi two eRrsbstlmated at $4,000. Al
drees Business Ch4ncc, Critic ONCE. deO.3tt
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

WILL lam DEMoTT, THE ONLY ORIGINAL
w Philadelphia clothing agent, repre-
senting TOWER HALL, of Philadelphia. The
only place for Atwood winter suits TO order at
the small price OF $40. CID Louisiana ave-,
next to City PostofIlce. no22-1 m
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09
THE COMPLEXION,

DIT. van DyCK DtHutl0bB ING COHpIbAION, nOl
by the use OF cosmetic paints or enamels, but
by removing all bIemishes, as PimpIes, Black
heads, Lfverspots, Tan, Frecklos, SalIownoss,
pores, roughness, flushing and scaliness OF
the skin, thin, scant, irregular eyebrows and
lashes and lines and premature wrinkles by
tological science, thereby imparting a fresh
ness, clearness and beauty to tho complexion
that Is perfectly natural, lasting and pleasing.
0mce-22 Grant Place. Hours-9 TO z; Sun
days, o TO 2. Terms reasonable. Gall at once.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

WANTED-A SITUATION by A MARRIED
w man as wfchman, messenger or any
thing whereby III can earn a living. q. o.
Herbert, $40 10tiIbt. sc. de9
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ssNTAKE ASSURANCE DOUBLE SURE"
INl WASHINGTON FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF BOSTON.

J.B. winner, Manager, 1d19 N. Y. ave.
Insures Houses, Buildings, Stock, Furniture
and property of every description at lowest
rates. This, the season Of probable disastrous
free, is the time to fully insure. Surplus
lines written on acceptable risks. Facilities
for placing large lines. Liberal commissions.
Life, Plate Glass and Live Stock Insurance
effected in best companies.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

shiras, CosLsA -~ssw 6nns Dome up,
- slTSs La sS'Sss Norsan'o steam Laundry.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

VIZ ANTED--A SITUATION by MAN SER
w want as driver in q private family or
grocery store; honest and reliable. Apply at
d40 ostreet alley, between 4th and 9th SITS.
NV. de8
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BOARDJko

BOARD AND BALLROOM ONLY 500. MRS.
ID A. NJ. o'Connell, Central Dining Saloon,
613 Eleventh 81. NV. de3-0tF
EVNHE LA PIERRE, g. W. CORNER OF 10th
Il and T. streets, and the Lochiel, hl2 9th ct. n.
W., with pleasant rooms and good beard, are
recommended 70 permanent and tranHent
bOArderB. ivJ2
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

UTANTED-A YbUNG MAN, WHO Is
w good stenteraphic writer, desires a
position as amanufnsis to patent attorney or
lawyer. Address 4teno, Critic office. deD
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

Il house, situated ON 10th st., between
and X sts., Will be opened December 1. Tho
rooms, which are all large and newly fur
nished, VIII be steam heated; open nreplaces
in every room; two bathrooms on each floor.
The q 10 carte and table d'hote dining-rooms
will be in charge OF IN experienced New York
caterer. Location finest In the city. Parties
desiring 10 secure suites or rooms for the
season apply on the promises. no26.1m
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

The undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally that,
having rented tho promises No. Ol2 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest, 90 long occupied by
establishment, am prepared to I'LL all orders
for funerals that may DO entrusted 10 mo on
the shortest reasonable notice. My long OK.
satisfaction to all who may be pleased 10 favor
me with their patronage.
de3.6t e. NJ. BOTELER, o12 Penn. ave. n. W.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

CtECoND-HAND PIANOS FOR SALE; WAR
- ranted In good order, from S25 up to $50,
on SO or s5 monthly instaliments; now pianos
from s175 to $500; warranted -<lziass-1Lxz
for ak years; oil kinds OF musi- th-ilys-l sc1I
cal Instruments repaired; pail III III XII nj
noe, parlor and church organsu
tuned at short notices perfect satisfaction
given no charge, at +. W. Holpfg & %. Is
muslc store, 1742 Seventh St. n. W. no1Otf
HowEs BUSINESS SCHOOL. 6i7 9TH st.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

CARLOAD PORTABLE CHIMNEY FLUEs,
~ round and square, Just received. Build
ing Papers, Lime, Cement, Felt and Pitch,
Fire Clay and Brick. j. L. Walkers Sone, 204
10th ct. n. W. no2B-tf
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

L'oR RENT-Two COMMUNICATING UN-
IL furnished rooms, second floor, and two
communicating furnished parlors on first
floor; gas, heat and water. Apply at 1903 st..
n. w, deS3t+
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

GOLDEN QUITS OINTMENT CURED MY
VI face OF eruptions in ninety days after ton
doctors failed. Drew and I keep it. l.. w.
Shocks, 327 Pennsylvania ave. no1S.1mF
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FOR SALE-MiscsNaneous.

Tor sALE-oHoIoE BUILDING LOTS ON
II Bladeneburg turnpike, In sight OF street
cars; 500 cash ana monthly payments. Thos.
Rand a
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duced prlcss->sfhah Bros, corner 7ih and j

For Rent. -.sss<
An Acknowledgements .Acdse situated ir
End; spiendidlY LIVED for entertaining az
Every convenieQ4ef large, airy rooms; posses
sion given Uec5Hber lrst Address Berry
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

UTANTED-ALA1R DESIRES SITUATION
w as goyernees Dor small children or COM
panion 10 u ladyi willing 20 assist In house-
WORK. good references. Apply at Az st: u.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

John A. GRAY, CATERER AND CUISINE,
~ 1d12 Soventeentn 81. n. W., Dinners, Par
tlee, suppers and wedding receptions fur
nished and served nrst-clnss In every respect.
Terrapin Ind game OF oil kinds. Single
dishes delivered 10 any pat OF the city at the
shortest notice. Also table furnittro 20 loan.
Terms moderate.
All orders sent by mail or otherwise Will re-
caiva prOm nj attenffon.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

DR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
IL and only reliable Ladies' Physician In
the city, can be consulted daily, 800 Missouri
avenue, first street south OF Pennsylvania
avenue, between Sd and IA streets. ALI
female complaints and Irregularities quickly
removed. Prompt treatment. Correspondence
and consultations strictly confidential. Sepa-
rate rooms for ladies. once hours-1 to A
and z too. au9-g
I AIDES "CoMPoUND PILLS OF TANsY I"
IL are perfectly safe and always effectual.
Sealed particulars, PC. Wilcox Specific Medi.
cine Company, Philadelphia, Pa. tu-th-s
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IGOR sALE-siXTY.FIvE YARDS PARTLY.
IL worn Brussels carpet for $50. Gall i'm
medintely at 81 9th st. u. W. deS.3tF
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KAkTE0-S,tuauoas-Rai !.

VLTANTED-A SITUATION BY A CoLoRED
wv man as wntcfman or porteri references.
Apply at BOG 27thtt NV deO
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w young white boy; willing TO do anything;
recommendations. Address $40 11th 81. n. W.
deS3tF
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0NE PRICE snoEfN{ SHOP noRsE.sHoE-
" ing at 1925 per 81; shop I'm rear OF 1926
deo.aI W. 81 DROWN. pronrietor.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

A NY LADY CAN GET PERFECT SATIsFAC-
IA ton in dressmaking, cl1akmaking, cut
iii st. n. W., late from New York with
STYLES, no12-1m
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

NNR. DAVIS, 925 PENNA. AVE., BEING UN
lNA able TO renew tho lease OF the prem
ises he now occupies, has reduced the price OF
his fine cabinet portraits from So TO 81 and
$3.50; heads, $3.50; figures, 80. 925 Penna.
ave. se20-tf
The Evening critic., 1884-12-09

VIIoR RENT-oNLY 50 A MONTH TO A GEN
a tleman for lovely, large south front
room, with everything furnished, near Iowa
Circle; private family. 1900 Corcoran st.
ueS-:lLN
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DELEGATES TO SARATOGA.

HERKIsIER, June ia. w. Shephard w.
W. Moshler and ]. ~. Dygert, were elected from this
county to the Democratic State Convention Ihey are
solid for Tiden or Flower.
OswrGo June Il-Tio "a County held its cenYenton
on saturday C. L. Holenbeck, s W. Leach and Patrick
Maoney elected delegates to the saratoga ConVen-
tion They are instructed for Tilden or Flower
DELHI June 11.-Deaware County sends a divided
delegation Saratoga Gordon Is known 10 DC Tor Ioen
Flower
NORWOOD June The ND Assembly District OF ST..
Lawrence County sends to the Democratic state Conye-
ton G. NJ. Peck II. Kcnnishen and William Paddock, as
delegates fOr Flower. This nsures two delegates TO the
National Convention favorable % T1den or Flower, from
the Jefferson and St Lawrence District.
TROY June 1.-THE Democratic delegates to the State
Convention from the WITH Assembly District of Albany
County arc John W. Hart, James Storen and George f.
simmons Their preferences are nrst for Iiden, and
second for Flower.
BUFFALO, June ia close canvass OF the city dele
gates elected night to the Democratic state Conyen
ton show them be unanimous tor Cleveland notwitll-
standing reports the contrary The only dispute was
Congres sona District at the Democratic National Con
yenOn One part of the delegates preerIing d. N Lock
wood and others Senator Titus, with Titus III the
lead.
TROY June 1.-THE Democratic District Convention
held at Whitehall to-day elected John O. thompson. A.
Convention. They favor Tiden as irst choice and
Flower as second.
CASANDAIGUA, June 11.-Ontario sends John Flaln'-
gan A. E. spitz and B. W. Feshour ~ the Democratic
State Convention The first choice OF all three is Tiden
and Flower the second
CANTON June 1.-THE lid Assembly District Demo
cratic Convention of St. Lawrence County was he1 here
to-day W. II. Sawyer G. N. Conkey aud j. X. smith,
were elected delegates TO the Saratoga Convention Iney
favor Tildcn and Flower.
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The boy recently attended revival held In the North
Creek schoohouse by Baptist ministers, and since hat
time has shown symptoms Of insanity. The Adoins
family did attend church Sunday but this did mos
attract attention, although they seldom stayed
away. On Monday neighbor went 70
the house and knocked. Not receiving
reply he forced the door open and found Mrs. Adoin
lying dead on the kitchen floor with her head terribly
crushed In an adjoining passage the daughter was
found with her throat cut Andrew found crouched
In corner He'was evidently insane He told the fol-
lowing story:
to kill them. | crept upon mother yesterday as she
stood the stoye and struck her with heavy nam
mer; she fell down. and then beat her to make sure
she was dead Sister came into the Kitchen but wien
started toward her. she away. l Knocked her
down In the passage and cut her throat with the cary
ing knife"
The affair causes great excitement in Pendletcn
County. The boy will be sent TO insane asylum.
The murdered woman and child buried yesterday.