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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-03
THE NIHILIsTIc TRAIN-wREcK.
The Cars Dog KILLED at His Mas.
far,s Side.

ST. PETERsBURGsSo 2-Thc Gra5hddaia
publishes further details OF the accident to
the imperial train in Southern Russia
Monday II says not one Of the engines
first left the track, but a massive ear occu-
pied by the minister of railways. The
swerving of the derailed ear shattered IL to
pieces and the following cars.
The flooring OF the carriage occupied by
the czar and ezarina collapsed and the oc-
cupsnts were thrown upon the track. The
Grand Duchess Olga and Grand Duke
Michael, in the next car. were thrown out
upon the track and covered with debris.
They were rescued nnhurt. The cars dog,
standing near his master, was killed.
HE EscArEp TIRE CARS FURY.
ST. PETERSBURG, NOV. IN. Alennikoff.
director of the Caucasian railroads. COM
mitted suicide to-day by shooting himself
with a revolver. He left a letter addressed
to the car
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on THE coURTHousE STAIRS.
Two Fresno Men Fatally Shot BE
fore n Crowd of People.

FEEsSo. Cal. Nov. 2.-At the adjourn
Iaent az the afternoon session Of the su-
perior couxt iu the case OF Hitchcock vs.
caruthefs, while the stairway was hiled
with people. Henry Hardw3ek. witness
for the defendant, mei Robert -r0ncc and
shot him sfoDee ran 10 the foot Of the
sfairwMy and fell West srouee. brother Of
Kos,erf, frain the head Of the stairs shot
Hardwiek The latter turned and several
shots we're exchanged. West Sronce was
uninjnred. The ofner two the doctors pro
ngunee fatally injured.
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Must BE Given a Chance to Vote.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Acting Postmas-
ter-General Knot: to-day issued the follow
ing order in answer 10 inquiries: while
election day cannot be observed as a holi-
day in the postoifices throughout the
United states, as such observance would
interfere too seriously with the postal ser
vice and public convenience, all postmas-
tiers are instructed, however, to so arrange
the public business at their respective Off
ces on that day so as 10 give full oppor-
tunity to employees Of their Offices 10 exer-
else their right of suffrage as American
ciffzaps
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den upon hin- The bu-sen falls upoa
Labor. which Is % PEP cenk OF nearly every
production
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HELD ron pERJURY.
Pork-Packer Fowler of Chicago In
Serious Trouble.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2--Robert Fowler, the
well known board Of trade member and
president OF the Anglo American Packing
grand jury to-day on charge OF perjury.
The charge grows out Of a damage suit, Ia
which the plaintiff obtained Judgment
against Fowler Bros. and the packing com
psny for 1850. Fowler claimed that the
latter had been succeeded by a new com
pany. and therefore was not liable. subse-
quently, in another proceeding, he swore
that the property always belonged 20 the
Fowler brothers
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The L.. ANGLE. siriLe.

los ASgELG-, Nov. z-The strike Of
bFaksmeu and sWitchBrn on the California
central aud California Southern railroads.
which commenced yesterday. Is sfiil on.
and no freight i Dog b9iDg moved. The
cause = the alleged promotion Of members
Of the cDudurfo-s association in flrefereuce
% members cf The brHkemeas union. n
IS believed a settlement VIII be Teac bed
sg0n. AD0ai ID men arr on strike.
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. oinelnna,i Hnr Farrer.

cfscfxSATi. Sey. 2---1essffaay sPou
tss,aafeInE fhftr lank accounts the bss1-
zaau Toaafeo HarEhouse found iirSed
cAekes fes <iACa IN each ~ tbree banks
The eheeks inssaeh ease were ias!ofsss y
Ssssrses r4s1kser. collector Tor the sa-e
hnnSe. z.sa reessxa3 tae fnDaeF. Thinker
was oaly = resss Cd. ard leff si-eHt ihe
fess af sss,ss1elreF- His employers tninE ~
was the aaia q experienced criminals
The boz l. iaisssas-
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SACKyILLE's SILVER ARRIVES.
It VIII BE Unnecessary to Unpack
the Articles.

WASHINGTON, Nov. The treasury de-
partmeni has authorized the free entry OF
silver service, valuable clocks and other
household articles recently imported az
Baltimore for Lord Sackyille, British
minister.
This is in accordance with the privilege
accorded resident ministers OF all foreign
countries. These articles arrived several
DAYS ago on steamer from England, aud
being notified of their arrival the British
minister made application through ths
secretary OF state for their entry free OF
duty. This application was received al the
treasury department Tuesday last, the very
day on which the president informed Lord
sackyille Of the severance OF their official
r..l.l. .ilAns
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LGAASoS, or fyia Albany. Nov. 2-Ycr-
terday morning ,. ". Kaiston. a banker,
discovered thar an attempt had been made
to rob his bank Trenches had been dug
aud place made under the safe large
enough 10 stand upright In. The bottom
of the safe was removed and a frapdDor put
IN and cemented over. which could NOT -
easily detected. The would b. robber had
made a biusder In drilling. which led -
the discovery. The work has the appear
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coNsrERSaTIo> ~ HONG KONG
Intending Chinese Emigrants Change
Their Plans

-as FGAxfEEF0- Nsv. 1-Tae steamer
!fy of sgdueF, whica arrived here from
china asd Jzfsan last night. sSs tie asrf
vessel b leave Hong Kong s4ieF the nsaS
q tae Passage e the exclusion aft . as re-
ralFs5s there The news caused ceussger-
af4a rssassarnzfsoB thsre. ard ss'li af llg
gnzaesc Ei9a bad pres iezSiy eEgazel gas-
sews as the steamer s5r czu Francisco
oNky fee Of theEa s4iied- Eas steamship
etsnapaay eazeeleEl the sekets n a the
f.l insee except those wke guaTHaieed thai
issslr retaFA Passage uSlla ss Paid 70 eass
fsey were FeEzsed sAzs.nx IA sac aiiea
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physician & SURGEON. ROOM IL,
i Colonial block, corner Second aud
Columbia streets Office hours 10 to IL, 2
70 1 and nights Telephone l2s.
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To Increase the Austrian Army.

VIENNA, Nov. 2-The new army bins
maintain the war strength at 100000 for
the next decade. II Is proposed 10 recruit
for the next decade for the army and
iadwehr i2s,000 men yearly, the term of
service 10 be raised to i2 years
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THE BALTIMORE a OHIO.
A Transfer 90 Richmond Terminal
Co. Possible.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 2-The weekly
circular of John Hamilton & Co, bankers.
to morrow viii say There are rufnors Of
deal between the Baitimerc q Ohio and
Richmond 4 West Point Terminal Com
pany by which the y. & .. might fAll into
The hands Of the terminal company. All
the high officials Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio
road are out Of ihe city tonight. and no
expression could be obtained from them.
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Riot I'm Lanea.bIre.

I.oSpoS. Oct. "A riot occurred al Mid
dleton, Lancashire, last evening, from an
attempt to rescue prisoner. The police
took refuge In shop. The crowd besseeed
the place and threw stones. Several per
sons were injured. One civilian Is dying.
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No Voting After 4 O'Clock.

New YORK, Nov. 2.-The supreme court
has decided that IL cannot compel election
inspectors to receive the votes of those in
line in crowded districts ready TO vote at
O'Clock, the time of closing of the polls.
Nd votes can be received after that hour.
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PHIIAnEIPHfs. Pa. Nov 2--R Ievan.
The expert appointed ay the court to cx-
anime the kceley meter 10 determine
whether OF not Il IS a fraud, has reported
% the court that the generator shown him
by heeley was y stationary structure de-
pendent upon the manipulation Of an
operator, snd could by no possibility bc
made sciforerating
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RebeIlion in MerIcn.

CITY OF MEXICO. Nov. President
Diaz, accompanied by his cabinet, arrived
yesterday at san Luis Potosi
dispatch from M0reiia says the govern
Tnent Is impressing men for military ser
vice, II is rumored that there are DIM
eultles in the state of Jalisco The Fourth
cavalry has been ordered there IN the
greatest haste
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SAN Francisco. Nov. The H<11MK 60 +
Riverside arrived 10 day. Il, 0&IX IIE
Newport. She experienced r1x{ -
weather on the voyage. and WI&1
Cape nora she encountered - & -
which two men were washed 0I| 11@I
and drowned r. 81 +
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sult Over Ninl.g cap,r.e,.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2--wm. ]. Hammond OF
Piftsharg has begun snit in the superior
court agains; Francis f. Hinekley for So
600. The suit grows ont Of an alleged
breach Of contract made about a year
ago in relation TO the working of the
Aurora gold mine in Balte county, Cal.
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YoasuN, Tex, Nov. 2-fayette berry
and John Hanks yesterday had diaiculty
over the settlement OF accounts. Berry shot
Hanks and Hanks stabbed Berry, each one
killing the other
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W&snisGros. Nov. 2.-The nasy depart
msuf thss morning received information
that the cruiser BOston has arrived ~ King
ffsg1. iamsica. orders wcre given - the
c0lams1der % proceed ~ 0ncr - Per, "a
frince ~ protect the American iuscrests ili
HaFti -aF rau reach fAefc IN about j.
h5iirt orders % the EeaESafge - proceed
fttar.4 haze larsu reVfsxsaf
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Nrs Leonard wants to Vote.

NEW YORK, Nov. Mrs. Cynthia Leon
ard, female candidate for mayor, has OBJ
tanned an order to show cause why she
should not be allowed to vote. The inspee-
tors allowed her to register, but threaten
to prevent her voting.
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rasrnfl canrhi Arain.

CHICAGO, Nav. 2.-Accarsiing to dis
patch from Lexington, Va. tonight TAs-
colt. the murderer OF Millionaire Sneii, has
been captured again, this simc in thoSI
northern portion of Amherst copn<x ~
The msn. Il Is claimed, answsf1 1ht ~ Z
cripticn of fascott perfectly. y
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IIVE OAK, Fla. Nov. 2-Thd<e ~
new eases OF yellow forer.
NAsHISGroS, Nov. The slffu44M 81
erai has ordered food suppli& n67| ~
Decatur. Ala, for the destitute.
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BosFoN. Nov. 2.--Herhert L. Critchetf, OF
Daniels 4 critchett, real estate, has dlsap-
with the firm estimated al 81, 900. and 5000
In rents collected
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H--7H--s-----'--=-=--7
VICTORIA NEWS.
A Hackman Seriously Hurt - An
Overdue Vessel.

YicToRIA, u. e.. Nov. 2-DuHcan Ne
Douald was thrown from the box OF hack
he was driving this evening, aud becom-
ing entangied IN the lines, was dragged by
n runaway horse for several blocks His
clothes were almost torn from him. aud be
sustained severe Internal and external In
iuries which may prove fatal
Tie bark Viola, iS2 days from England.
with steel rails and iron pipes, Is long over
due, aud the consiguccs are becoming
anxious for her safety.
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DIR. GEO. a. REICH.

nCULlST, AUkIST. LARYNG0ScOPfST
" having returned from his trip TO the
East and Europe. will be pleased to meet
his former patrons and others desiring his
services. at his former Office, tn the Yesier-
Leary Block, Seattle, w. 7. Residence, cor
ner Fourth and Marion. jy17dw
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sAcKyILLE GOING To ENGLAND.
The British Government Is Doing
Nothing in the Matter.

E.slSpos, Nov. 2-Hon- Michael Henry
Herbert has been appointed British charge
d'afsafrrs at Washington. Lord SackSille
will return to Eagland Immediately. on
leave OF absence. II Is understood the
government viii allow his case 10 rest
ANIL after, the presidential election.
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The Austrian Ieg,,,on s,on.a

BELGRADE, Nov. 2,-During torcbIight
procession last evening stones were thrown
at the Austrian legation. A number OF ar
rests were made. The authorities npolo-
gized 10 the Austrian minister.
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san JoeG, Nov. .. - Willie and John
o'sheannesSy. aged II and n, have been
arrested on confession that they set flrc TO
Reeves large hay warehouse last Thurs
day, which was destroyed. with 100 tons of
haN
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Gladstone and Harconrt to Testlfx.

LsSpoN. Nov. =. 2.--tsladstone and Sir Will
liam Harcourt will be examined before the
Parnell commission in regard to the state
menf In Captain O'shea's testimony scia-
tive TO the kiimainham treaty.
Harcourt writes that he will take steps to
contradict Capt 0'Shea's statements In
material particulars. lie says some OF
O'Shen's assertions were fictitious
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bly, composed entirely az miners, has issued
ly'S recent circulars. Lewis fnfimate< that
the miners have already quietly left the
o~tf4r
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PORT TOWNSEND sEsr
Death sf Charles Hammond
ers Aground Eranebf86

PoRT TOWNSEND, Nov. 2-Ch af1es ~.
mond, Faung man belonging ~ 4 u&1l-
known pioneer family Of Port Io0n
died last night Of typhoid i6V0< l<&
brothers aud other relatives h49& ~ H Nj
cege sympathy ~ the eommuu II.
The OiympfAu left Tor seatfld ~ + II - 4
having been DELAYED af ViruHI4 ~ flfnt
ming aground In Victoria bay. NJ 14&lx4e
was suefhinea
The steamer Premier was reported ashore
here this morning ncaf Point No Point.
but no means anthentfeafing the rpr0Ft
could be f8unj
Mrs. Lacinda Hastings left today for an
extended Fisst e. southern California
Two street railways aud one motor COM
paay are making lively contention for
franchises some ~ their claims will he
disprssed Of 81 the council meeting this
sge.tfnr
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senator sherman next spoke OF the con-
rRiftse which framed the Nilis bill. saying
Il was appointed by an open free trader.
speaker Carlisle. aud contained SIX south
ern srigadiers. who. With tso Democrats
of the North. entered io,0 secret con
eisve and formed sheN Mills bill. As soon
a. Il was reported the Northern Democrats
began TO squeal. A Counecs!cHf man said
..lf yoa don't restore the cGty on wood
screws there viii be no Democratic con
gresham from Connecticut A man iron
New Jersey said the same thing Of pottery,
and 30 they let wood screws aud pottery
alone Here aud there thev patched up
their hiii 70 - 20 suit few northern
democrats. but whenever the bail affected
= district fsf,reSezted hy 9 Republican i
was struck rnthlessly and reCkiessiy.
The policy Of protection l. = beDehf %
the FARMER circcflF guarding him against
Canadian and either irsrorisTi1ns 81 farm
l,-sducfs, and protecting hifa against the
tnt.orfAtiuH II Australian and south
kTaeriean uooi Under this system be a.
home resFkci for p per cent of al -
farm ry5siucts. fsrrceFs sFr rot ne pl4il
ksaanie abo are benefited. NhatcFel
lends 20 prosiu general prosperity j. hess
s Al % al classes.
THE rAEIrF AND WaeEs.
..Ehe labo-sns peaaie are raess aFectl'
E benefited hy sais system. Take i asal
ana SOS bring slr Eab9stnE men "a sAArl
egswSssritssn with tAe iat7Fers Of Karoy's
where tAsgy ees srNgeeiy enough 20 slpI,sl
life some Democrats E&y y makes %
4 difference 10 WAGES That "A great eTral
Tney say the reduction w0zsd fall asss
the manufacturer. This a . great esyo
Il N 4 1naansaeturer Ends h3 cznncg r,ak
saDaey lsr can xa ons of business O. chang
! his bEixsness. Yon caanax fnrex the nl
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CHARLESTON, W. Va. Nov. 2-Thcmas
Sayers. one OF the negro highwaymen who
murdered aud robbed two peddlers sunday
night
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-T-TN: nrsnNrrL wILl Ll,E.

His Face VIII Always Hezr the
SeAFs OF DemoeFAtBe Wounds.
rRagSssFsEss. O.. ApTs 49,. nc l4nEslst
nEs zssNaa sssAlfe last gslsfR4xaz on asep.
: isasAaess has sxen the sssass ssns segsae
os csavegs&tEan TO-DAY Tie gtzzksesnan :
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sAH FE4xsxscts. tAef. e. l1slscAsiaEs Ton
Il hpurs sssF tlreg0sa and Washington Terri
tory Ralns. s0sthwesteflF Winds shgnfly
ccefez.
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The Dutch King Cannot Recover,
coNpENsEp pIsrATcmEs.

THE HAGUE. Nov. 2--The king is in no
immediate danger. but recovery Ia con-
sidered hopeless.
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-. PArL. Nog. z-Infarreafiaa frsgs
gaeksan c1ansy. Minu.. says thar aseseEe
pfnsrie are has RACED faere the pest ica
DAYS n Il ruMored aevefml lives have
bern lcSl au. Mary D'Epnnes and hAhy
werc caurhs u their toase and b.asBsd 70
death Ia esoBX Valley tors DsAlp. The osftef
eases afc noi yet verified
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DIR. q. SPITZY.

DIR. II. ID. LONGAkE EF,
GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
" Pennsylvania, makes q specially OF
diseases Of the eye, ear aud throat Treats
private, chronic and skin diseases Re
moves cancer, tumors aud ulcers without
pain or use of the knife.
0flice, corner Third and Cherry streets
Hours, . A. m. 10 p. m.
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production
tSSRATITFDE so~AkD sseKvfLIE.
The question Is between American In
reresfs and EngiisA interests as was oniy
recently shown By thar rernarkaely friend
" letter Of our frfead Lord sackviiie.
Laughter. / thiak the ua&aeSt of this
administration was Its going hack upon fss
friend. u was 8 eowarSily act If sack
vile came out in favcr Of rle, although his
policy was wreng. l never would have
turned my back upon him. but wonld
have .foueht il out on that line Il II took
al summer ICheers- This ndminlsfra-
ton has not only secured the tn<torscment
of the rebels of the South and the free
trade element OF the South and the mug
wnmps. but has the Endorsement ef the
British minister. Applause.
INDIANA HIGHLY HoSoREp.
Indiana has been greatly honored by
the nomination OF rs faost eninent cits-
xen for president of ihe United states II
Is hlga honor 70 enc of the y states,
appeal 70 yon. then. not only as Rrpahii-
cans, bat rs Democrats; not merely as men
helouging ia great and bolore6 stale, 20
remember the obligation you owe this
eminent citizen ami gallant soldier who
has been named for president of the United
states. Gen. Benjamin HARRISON Great
cheering
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-04
Personal Mention.


d. W. Baily has gone to San Diego
for q short visit.
e. E. Bates, of st. Paul, arrived in
the city yesterday.
F. I. Holt, of San Francisco, ls
registered at the NadeAu.
Lu Jacobs, of San Francisco, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
C. M. Lawrence, very wealthy
miner of Cosy Dell, is in the city.
E A. Campbell went to San Fran
cisco yesterday on the 80 train.
Joseph G. Eastop, OF San Francisco
Is stopping at the New United State'
Hotel.
w. M. Friesner, Superintendent o
public schools went North on the 81
train Yesterday.
s. w. Brown, capitalist of Omaha
Neb., accompanied by his wife, are
guests at the Nadeau.
T., B.. Mickole, capitalist of Santa
Fe Springs, is stopping at the New
United States Hotel.
wv. L. Washington and wife, promi
nent society people of Virginia, are
gtests at the Hotel Oxford.
s. B. Chaplin, a millionaire and q
member of the firm Of Armour & Com
pany, of Chicago, is in the city OF
business and pleasure, and is regis
tered at the Nadeau.
William ]. Williams, of East Borne
Eng! !, and a large cattle dealer of Col
orado and New Mexico, is taking in
Southern California, and is stopping
at the st. Elmo. Mr.. Williams will re.
turn to his home in England, some
time in June next.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-04
NEWS NOTES.

The Unitarian Church Society has
changed its place of worship from the
Opera House to Armory Hall.
Miss Grace Scraford will give an
entertainment at Central Hall to-
night. She is whistler and warbler.
Transfers of real estate yes erday
amounted 10 1903 ,OS2 and we're 134 10
number. OF these % were for NOM
inal consideration.
The following persons were yester-
.day licensed to wed: Esper S. Early
to Ellen U. Wallace, Alfred Pierce to
Addie M. Culp.
United States District Attorney j..
Marion Brooks yesterday received a
telegram stating that no new United
States Attorney had been appointed
for this district.
The funeral of T. E. Farnsworth,
who was murdered at San Diego, took
ylace yesterday afternoon, under the
auspices Of the Masonic fraternity, OF
which he was a member.
1.-The Southern California Holiness
College Company filed articles of in
Cofporation Yesterday with the fol-
lowing directors: G. V. d. Brand,
Joel Spohn, Asa Adams, Geo. B. But
Ter and Mrs. G. w. Lelchworth.
The various reports of the business
Of the month OF January as C 'ntained
in the morning and evening contem.
pofaries were correct as usual exc 'p'
IS toone particular i. 9. the credit mark
"THE HERALD" having been omitted
The Board of Trustees of Lafayette
College, Pennsylvania, at their an
nuaI meeting, January oath. by a
unanimous vote conferred the honor
ary degree of Doctor of Divinity upon
Rev. w. ]. Chichester, pastor of the
first Presbyterian Church of this city
y There will be an entertainment,
given by the Young Mems Institute
No. IA, at the Opera Hall, Thursday
eve, February 9th. Those securing
invitations will enjoy pleasant even
ing. There will be light refreshments
served and it will be strictly compli.
mentary. All members are invited.
Owing to the illness Of one OF the
executive committee and the fact that
. recital is to be given by Mr.. Piutti
This afternoon, the meeting Of
the Woman's Club will be postponed
one week and will be held February
,l1th in the parlor Of the Woman's
Home at 2 BOZ. NJ.