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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22

the size of the New York Tribune and
spread them out in continuous line you
would see before you million type.
There are 1000 ,000, 600 heather. They
are dying 80 rapidly while we are only
making preparations for their evangelical.
ton that during the time of the speakers
10 minutes Address 500 of them had
passed away. Also II all the ministers in
the land went out to be missionaries they
could be spared as there ia plenty OF ex-
oellent ministerial timber in the Sunday
schools to take their place. They would
not be missed.
The Rev. Miller Jones Of Village Green,
discussed the questions raised by Dr..
Luther.
The Rev. henry g. Weston, d. D.,
president of Orozier Theological Semi
nary, made a brief address congratulate
ing the union upon its growth. The re-
naming items of the mornings pro-
gramme were postponed for oonsidera-
ton this afternoon, nnd the dootrinal SER
mon by the Rev. Il. q. Williams Of Dover
was announced.
The preacher took bis text from John
H., as, 96, the subject being eternal life.
In his Introduction the speaker referred
W LILO Fhtuo VI hDluhi his III the eyes VI
men. Tbis leads US to suppose that when
Christ offered us eternal life he offered US
something like the life we now know and
love. He showed that by eternal life
Christ meant much more than the resur-
rection and very much more than
heaven. Life is state OF being in
which man fulfls all his functions.
The new life ia no greater mystery than
this natural life. As In God we live and
move and have our being, so in Christ
are those conditions which make the COM
plete life. The speaker adduced testi-
mony from the New Testament in the use
OF the words life and death. They are
figurstIve. Also by the phenomena at
tending conversion and In the moral re-.
newal we discern in genuine Christian
convert. Additionally also by the fact
that eternal life Is inseparably connected
with faith in the New Testament. Our
Lord means more, therefore, when he calls
himself the Resurrection and the Life, and
| In Him is bodily resurrection aud eternity
of exiatencs. Our resurrection is now be-
gun. The giories of existence have be.
guu. Now the heavenly life is ours. Hsv-
ing been dead we now live. Eternal life
includes oil other gifts.
DR.. Cook offered the motion which was
passed, that all visiting brethren be
offered seats and the privileges Of the
floor.
The women's State Missionary Society
has elected the following officers: Preei-
dent, Mrs. Il. Knight; Vice presidents,
Mrs. r. B Cook, Mrs. o. g. Buddington
and Mrs. f. B. Howes; Recording Secre-
tary and Treasurer, Miss Rebecoa Davis
Executive COMMITTEES, Miss Newlin, Mrs.
o. q. Buddington and Miss Mary Cam.
person.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22

Anfexohsnge says: On Tuesday week
the residence of Joel Il. Davidson, in
Mill Greek hundred, near Ashland, Del
was entered and robbed while the family
was absent, of light suit, consisting OF
coat, pants aud vest, and a pair Of black
pants and vest, q knit jacket, pair OF
gloves, blue shirt, pair of red flannel
drawars, red flannel under shirt, two
fine shirts and SIS in cash and silver
watch md chain. The tobbef left a
round iron bsE about three feet long 1t
is supposed that he climbed upon the
porch roof and enlsred second story
window. MIR. Davidson is left with
rathsr scanty wardrobe, as he had just
laid in q winters supply, and SIS cannot
be picked up every dry.
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afatas.

BRRHHhN.-In this city, on the 18th inst
Klen, dsuphser OF Rusatd u. ami Mary
Brsr nan, aged years aud mont S.
BlRyfH. os this 17sh inat., j. william Blrnie,
aged 2s ygars.
CT NJ On the 18th Inst, Edward T. CLARK,
sEed SO Eears.
DBvlNF.-In this city. on the Isth Instant
Pa.ftck Dsvlnp,
FRAkB.--At Mr'eba-c, on the 9Th trst., George
Frau, son OF Henry Frame, aged IL years.
HAEEEN --on ihs l7tn irss, Ann, wife Of
D~ntai u .iken, Gger IS yesFs.
LsGSHTER.---In ihis city, on tbs i5'h izee.
+ cy W.. Il S1IomRn Blzughler, agsd 20
years s4d months.
Req Min this city, on the 10Th inst., John
Ksegau, asea &c Years,
LEA.-In this city, on the 18Th inst, Henry Lew
Funeral services at his lAts ce-idsnce on
MACS A. GAL---At GreenDAnk,, Del, on the Issf
inst. Joa Rthhn MagaEgsl. 10 toe 49, Year d
hin age.
Pr sLps AT GalsnA, Nd, on the iash Inst
DR.. William @. Phelps
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7,O0o miners ont of Work.

PrTsBuRG, Nov. 2O.-At a meeting of
river coal operators yesterday afternoon
it was unanimously DECIDED 70 shut down
all the mines along the Monongshela river
Tor an indefinite period. This will throw
out OF employment over 1000 miners, be-
sides all the river men engaged in taking
coal down the river and the mine
lsbnrers. The operators say the shutdown
will bs for two months at least. They
claim they cannot sell coal to an adVsn.
tage now, as the market ia ovsrRtoeked
mad coal is selling for five cents per
bushel, the lowest for many years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22

Additional Panel TO Serve at tiae
Oyer and . eriiiincr Court.

Additional Panel TO Serve at the
Oyer and . erniincr Court.
Following panel of petit jurors was
drawn Tuesday afternoon
Brandywine-Joseph L. Perkins, Thos.
r. Day.
MISREPRESENTATION Baxter, Enooh
Moore, Jr.
ohsistiana-Jaoob ". Way, John Dom
ahoe.
Mill orsek-Abel Hanna, Walter Grace.
White CLAY oreek-George Morrison,
John Elliott.
Pencader-Benjarnin johnson, William
B. Ford.
New Castie--J. O. Jemison, Richard
Meloney, Robert Armstrong.
Red don-lhomss Hill, James Ford.
ham, Sr.
st. Georges-Richard Clayton, William
Fl. Lotlsnd, Francis W. Hyatt.
Observation-Disclosures 3. Willis, T..
II. Lattomus.
Standardization II, Collins, Thomas
Rayeroft.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 20.--John W Keeiy
of m o,or fame, who was sent to Jail on
Saturday last for contempt of court in re-
fusing to give experts appointed by the
court Information regarding his mystic
rious motor, was released on bail this Of
teracon by Judges PaxsOn, SteIrett and
Williams OF the supreme court, to which
tribunal his case has been carried,
The matter will remainiu quiet until
January 18Th, at which time the supreme
court will hear the appeal which has been
taken from the decision Of Judge Fin
Ia4tay
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
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WYOMING oHURGH COUNCIL.
Admission OF tlats sgev. s. aRs MAXWELL
al tho SECOND Bausist Church,

AT the secoud Bapsist Church.
The church cnHnoit of the Delaware
Baptist Union called by the Wyoming
Baptist Church Ct the Second Baptist
Church in this city Tuesday afternoon
met at 8 o'clock. The question for con.
sideration was that OF the expectancy of
the ordination OF the Rev. y. X. Maxwell
to the ministry. Fourteen churches Of
the union were Represented by 20 dele
gates. The Rev. o. G. Buddington was
elected moderator and the Rev. Al, M.
Finch secretary.
Following lengthy scsutiny of the
candidates. qualifications he was ordered
admitted anu the following arrangements
for the ordination programme made. The
Rev. y. II. Maxwell to be ordained at the
Wyoming Baptist Church, Camden, TEL,
on December 9Th: Sermon by the Rev.
A. B. McOurdy; charge TO the candidate,
the Rev. Edward Fisz; charge to the
people, the Rev. q. e, Williams hand of
Fellowship, the Rev. Frank B. Howes !;
prayer Of ordination, the Rev. III. NJ.
Finch.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
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The Annual Session OF tho Right
worthy Grand Encanipmens ana
Grand lodge.
The Right Worthy Grand Encampmeut
of Delaware, I. O. o IT,, held It's annual
meeting In this city Tuesday night. Most
Worthy Grand Patriarch William J.
Quigley of Claymont opened the session
and the attendapeo numbered between 40
and 80. Representatives from the follow.
ing enoampncnls were present Della
ware, No ], Wilmington; Mcdonnell, No.
2, Smyrnai Reynolds, No. 8, Wilmington;
sussex, No. 4, Lqurel; Kirkwood, No. 6,
Milford; Ocean, Mo. 8, Lewes; Phoenix,
No. ~, 81. Georges; Dover, No. aud
Christine, No. 10, Wilmington. -Four
new members were admitted.
In his anuual report Most Worth
Grand Patriarch Quigley referred to the
deaths of Henry Eokel, who was past
grand representative and past district
deputy grand sire, Edward McIntirs,
who was past grand treasurer and past
grand representative, the Rev. Gaylord
Il. More, who was past grand patriarch
and past grand representative, and Joseph
II. Seal, who was past grand patriarch.
A committee was appointed to prepare
obituary notices and report In time to
have them printed in the journal.
The report of Right Worthy Grand
Secretary Edwin Hirat contained these
statlsiics; Number Of enoampmenis 8;
members at last report, 1872; admitted
during year, 87; admitted by card, IA; re-
instated, 9; total menbera, 422. Mem
bers withdrawn by card, IL; suspended,
IA; died, 20; total present membership,
393. Patriarchs relieved this year, 81;
weeks' sickness, 235; patriarchs buried,
8; patriarchs relieved last year, as; in
crease, IA; weebs' sickness, 81; increase,
1888; pRtrlsreha buried, 4, decrease. 1,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22

@. P. Atnore. General Passenger Agent,
Louisville & Nashville railroad, Louis
vile, Ky, desires to caution the public
that young man, representing himself
as his son, y. p. Atmore, Jr., is an i'm.
postof. The young man referred to is
understood to DO In this part of the CONN.,
try and by thus incorporating himself,
is obtaining money under false pretenoes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22

The failure OF Walter j. Booth, the
Chester county droyer, ia announced
with liabilities amounting TO about
$40, 900; assets, personally So, 600; real
estate, $4,000. Mr.. Booth was well
known in business way among the
farmers of the county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
rne New recorder Of Deeds.

James L. Shallcross, the newly.ap.
pointed recorder OF deeds is In full pos
session Of the office aud learning i'H
routine. Frazer Bliason of Middietown,
has been appointed cppyist in place Of %.
Il Rogers, and Edward Reid has been
given . desk 10 the Office. DR.. Groves is
ssill connected wish the Office, and q
petition In circulation asking that he be
permanently retained, has been signed by
eyery member Of the bar. DR.. Groves
has been chief deputy in the office for a
number OF years, aud his experience
makes him All invaluable assistant to the
recorder.
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
Argument Pos.pones.

The argument OF the suit Of Delaware
Grange. Patrons of Husbaudry, againB
the New York, Philadelphia & NorfolI
Railroad Company, before the Interstate
Commerce Commission, which was set 70.
today, has been postponed until soms
date yet to be selected in the early part o
january.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22

Mrs. Isaac Larkin, foughkenamon, who
was SO badly injured by being struck BY
q locomotive while on the way 20 Wait
her brother near West Liberty, Iowa,
when her sister Mrs. James Diiworth,
Oentreville, was killed, q few weeks ago.
arrived home at Toughkenamon, on Fri
day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22

NASHUA, N. H., Nov. Goat o'clocl
this morning fire was discovered in tbi
old historic Chestnut Street NJ. e. Church
The church was totally destroyed. otha
blocks nearby on Che smut street AMI
Pearl street were badly seoTahed. TIL
total loss is 8ls, 900; par tly insured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
FATHER WASH FERY Ios.
Pope Leo Grauts Him Absolution
nj chs, nannr Of InnaaI.

Associate P.ess Dispason oy speciA, wirct
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2l.--The Rev.
Father Walsh, rector of st. Paul's Il. q.
Church and vicar.Reneral Of this diocese,
is not expected to live beyond day, and
this morning it was said at the house that
he was steadily sinking. He is q victim
of Brignt's disease OF the kidneys. Pope
Leo has granted him at the moment d
death dissolution in artieulo mortis-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
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Associated Prsss Dsratc'' ~ apssini Wirsa.
PnuApsLFHrk. Nov. 21,--Fionr. week ara
uneettled; Pennsylvania .milv. "a 50A4 as.
Whsat,wssk and lower; No arsa, 81 Olai,0Ihi
No. Penn HYlvsn,a red, 81 10I1. IL.
Corn. Arm xpd quiet.
Oats, nra and highss; No. 9 white, si,sc.; Ma
So. slssds; winter, siS2snOtoi spring.
Butter, q N aud scarcs: Psnn;y yatita creafA,
| cry xtri 92c,; DO pttrta. 70 aS43.i 3.
EgGs, tcErie aud ntna-
psssss, aszs a,as fIis - demand. fiiii siims,
Petroleum, dun; ttansd, s7l5.
PosArots, etil; ieucr pei.nsy ivaniz rose, bQc,j
wsstern and New Y TX 2SA4O !, as g quality.
Ssalssttnors at@rkeSs. g
Associated rrsss ptspasch, by spscisi wiss.
sAIFfwosE. nov ai--rNur, tuti md Iossr.
Whest, saufhe1a. dnr ard lower; Fnlfz, si.os
sid o =, I, cio.ing sIe5ds No wintsr red
tpot, .9A tofr.: Dtcenbsr. 99hssekt; Janus
AIRY, ii Dika 1875. .'
write, bSs56;.; yeiow, 5s,5ic,; western, quai
ard STEADY. mixed SPOT, 4aA49Ar,: ycar, sd9<a
4sBc; J&nusrT, 45ks4bxc.; FobEusry, 4SAa
6s;s, firm ard in fair demsnd southern sna
Parn yIvania, sSts2s.; western vltis, II gradei
soasssi DO. mixed, s7a29a.i graded no evhits
Rye, firm, toasss
NY, steasy; prime to cholcs timothy, siSs
Psevl ions, fs,rly scsiys and stsasy,
\ LAID, feanes, i0kc. 6ks
Battir, DIM; tssStoli. iss: creamery, IS $3.50
| Rsgs, q SD de 1.msr; ssaa5c. 1919
| penoseuna. lover: rstaed, 81 Is
| QarfeA ssaBdf: Rio eegsesp, or. lssfsf5sir.
kugar, i,rmssi A soft issS.; copper seanedi
| Arm, l6aiBhc, A4e#
WHISKY. sLaady, Si.el. 45sS
New York Markets.
Associsted Fresp DisD~trh by 4ueriet Wires.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22

Bsschaun's pills act like mesic on weak
stomach.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-05

Would sho be angry, proud and reserved
as she was Philip shot a furtiye glance at
Bertha as 3D., sat 40 the piano idly turning
over th, E.Ia, sheets. But the r.rl might
not have heard not a shade of expression
changed il hcr fac, It might as well have
been the sources Of tho Nile they were dis
cussing $50 far as she WAS concerned, appar
emily, bus 81 sho pressed Ter white hand on
The music shae, 20 keep il open, her lovers
eyes softenad at the flash OF their betrothal
diamond
81 should think your hands mast be pretty
fun already" Suggested Mir EIing'Worh IN
the low smooth tone, as much a part Of his
stylo as tine cat Of his black coat, with a
thousand unreasonable beings down in Your
factories. And by the way, | hear that
Labor is claiming its rights, with biz
l. A. if ans body had any rights, except by
accident
"SLepticai as ever Ellingsworth' said the
mill owner with all a practical mans d.,taste
for q thing so destructive % Industry But
NJ, get along easily enough with my help II
q lacks and trlsups would only keep out Of
the way, though there is some Kind " an
agitation meeting tonight, somebody j.
raising She mischief among them ( wish
knew who 10 was and Mr. Breton looked
impatently around the room as ID he hoped
t. seize the incendiary in some corner OF his
own parloT
lie met Bartba's blue eyes wide open in c
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,dsd cont Could the sneaker give no hone

| faded coat Could the speaker give no hope
! In the wretchei listeners hanging on his hps'
Must they cringe forever at the foot Of
pover' Their thin, worn hands made the
| bread but il vas snatchel from their mouths
and dosd ont in scanty allowance AS the
price Of hopeless slavery. He hal never seen
! it before.
"Who is hey" he whispered to his compan-
/ ion. The man did not even tdrn his face
from the speaker
1T is Curran. He belongs 10 the Labor
| league" This, then, was the agitatOr his IA
thar spoke Of And Bertha had pictured him
rightly. with bis clustering auburn hair For
a moment be- stood silent, while under the
divine light in his eyes the souls OF each one
rpened for his next words
Alone YOU can do nothing but united we
can shake the world, and all over the land
tae oppressed are banding together We are
weak now, bur when the long stiled voice Of
your wrongs finds utterance the answering
means 0f millions will rouse Your souls 20 the
ress.less martyr pitch Then 10 will seem
sweet % die-yes. 30 starye-with your dear
0aos about y0u Inspired with the same en-
tlusiasm When the generation IS born
which dare ,tarvo but has forgotten bow ~
y.ali. and even for the bread II life Will not
sall is children into eternal slavery, then
win ID, gold Of the rich rot worthless in
thairwl.'a hands TN they divide with Us our
common heritage
u, -topnoi md sat down, and as his one
tt1s1-m nd4l from his face, Philip saw h'
.,nlf hard,0ma The eyes that had scom.l
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CHAPTER I.
A PICTURE AND ITS CRITICS.

PICTURE AND ITS CRITICS.
"Int's take n squint in"
II j. on the sidewalk ia front Of the flna
residence Of Ezekiel Breton. Surely every
body within the length and breadth Of n hun
dred miles must have heard the name OF the
wcal.lv ml owner, who'e energy aud
sh~c'y.'.ee5 have pissed into Q byword. The
hone brilliantly lighted, an1 tine windows
VIVID, % lrn cs # ID invite the attention and
abduction Of the humble pasers by.
Tlr men. ii5orers, If coarse soiled clothes
ard did, hoesy tread mean anything, have
come Town tn, street. and now stand leaning
again: The ta, iron fence
"Why shouldn't we SEQ the show, boys
continued the long whiskerci man. with an
unpleasant laugh "lt's our work that's pay
in for IL. guess How long do Won think 1t
would take yoI Jack, 10 scrimp enough to-
gethcr 10 buy one Of thcm candlcrticka'
Hul!o-,hero, the boss himself and he
thrust his hand inside the iron pickcis 10
point ont a portly gentleman whose bald
head was frin-ed with silver whie hair
Mr.. Breton had paused moment before the
window
"Cl,no. lets go on. urged the man with
flNf IF'f w ma wa 70 'tN'
"he'il see Us aud be mad
"Wla;'s the odds If he does and The
speaker frowucd at tlr rich man from 20
twccl the uici.cts "lla can't got help 10
chcarer tan MS. can haf That's one gcoi
pint ID BEN Ray down. you Can't tumble
mite But ju,, look a. him. bo,- big watch
chain a-I g1N bowed spec. adaH-.n' Nee
the tnqmbs Of his white hands teDa i'm IBIS
ves,r I.k.. and him as smilu' as II hn never
did ro1olv wrong 80 hi, whole blessed life
Their, nov 3, s1me'hin purifier. though.
Th.ol gentleman moved uuslsic"'.n@iy
aside aul revealed YOUNG girl large AMI
fair. with great calm blue cFD, SHE wore
pale blue SIX, with delicate ruff az her
half hared 0bow and at her neck. kissing tAe
warm whit. skin.
"WDu ! suppose my girl Jluo might look
lust as good in such clothes as them Bu' She
wouldn't no more speak to Jara thau as il
the eirl wasn't human. And as lara poor
man, he might pour his life out for Der purity
face and she wouldn't give him p look. j
few dollars AMI "a siit of clothe, mai.as tire
odds"
WHATS sh, laughin' at" aid the tall man.
tahiaC his clay pipe from his mouth.
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Ills ready imagination pictured tho van.
fentured man who must be her husband ~,
of whose eyes bad faded go many year, os'
The last lingering CLEAN Of tenderness II,
imagined their Old faced, ioylrS, children 10
grudgcd the scint play hours OF chidbooa
Trooping behind them all ho pictured a lo,g
line Of special wants and sorrow,. the con-
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Pbi,ios heart jumped or course he

"Be you lo0l,in' for jobf' asked Graves,
after his daughter had left them
It occurred 10 Philip that he had one, II he
wanted ito put one spark Of happiness
into such lives AZ these, but ho Nodded. The
man looked him over rather disparagingly.
We'll. wash yourself mp and black your
boots n bit, and | guess can de- somethn'
for Won in the mill It's hard work and
small pay, but we never had better, you and
me We don't well know what we miss ben'
poor. we miss it such "A big ways
How long has Curran lived hereF asked
! Philip incohereDJy. The man stared at him
/ u moment
"Oh Curran, be amt been here morcn
six month He amt got no folks. he lives
down 10 ono Of them factory boarin houses,
| hut don't have 10 friends, ~ tall, about any
/ thin but what you heard tonight BIT its
/ all useless" Graves looked gipom.ly on the
/ door. We aint got 10 show. th' rich are
| ron many for as. CUES, IFS human nature
( for one man % boss the crowd, or 10 wouldn't
I n always been 50 There's tn grl she'll
show You whore % sleep Be up early IN the
mornin. now
The only course for him seemed % bo to
| follow Che girl and Philip ros' % his tl't
Good night. b., said THE sick woman
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they found no time for Amenities ll Their
ireary home Graves looked aeai
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