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New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
POstomce Notice,
read daily by all Interested, as changes mar
Should ba read

(ShOud De fea1 Dy interested, as changes
Lesrs fo foreign countrle, need not be specially sd.
il is desired send duplicates ol banking and
%Srcs sea Sy qRe se Ie.cs sVsSSe O's
Foreign nails for the week ending october 90 viii
'Oi NbS&&&E % a oss F. Ps 1Sg pc s' Super
sScsn s5 Sd fS'v s v 3 cruz ca% be oa sea M
NunezrJ at p M for Costa Hica Via Limon, per s.
M0NDAY-At 10 a. m for Central America and South
"a PacS Bs pG' FadRG RS6 coe aa4 per Bea
water from New,oreans a, = m i2r IIuAiilo and
:. TUEsDAY,-At ?. m. for BIueneiis, per 5 s. W. g.
wEpNEs bAY2At il 80 m for .. Ireland per =
az II a3a S Bremn E. m nor @ for Per Ireland must 10
i5ssS Ta6ssoo and Yucaan per G 5 City Ae$aada deter:
% % (%9s Vss & pd I%p'SS %a be dfsS d ana ely Of
%cfp % dIiefs TT fs' mst BssS% B ac
94 and ToSag via Trinidad rim dad sss MGrgSa STss
per va va rd me StTs %ast
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sa %S.' d and sy Snsy 2 p:2 aSa si
al / p fSg BSmSdo per PEND s.u,lago orGSf9, G,5s
per ssn,sss % TS%SS ana ,5S sdSiss ss%
Sandsnd Ssn per- smSf tG% frc% haas p for
st. Pierre MiQueon per steaTe ron M n@iraN a; nor
TR2NT at 80 B. M for S' ESE f1 and St.
Nsgs4E2Gqk 4.sSef so from % 1F swena
Italy, Spain and Portugal, per - la pdseonh,, va
Iiavre AZ a. m. Great Britain. Ireland; Belguu,
NeheranSls and Austria. per : = Umbra VIA queens.
town eters for other European countes must be directed
per Umbra1) at q. m for scotland hTect, per s. ;.
Dey yOna via Glasgow eters be- directed per De-
von!arJ at 4 o. m for Germany. Denmark sweden Nor.
etcrs for Great Bai9 Ireland Belgian Netherand,
and Austria via Southampton. must b. directed 'Daf
FuIdaT) at 10 a. m. for s., CoiX and s.. Thongs VIA
St Cr0ix als Wniward Islands direct per : Murie
al II m. for Fortune Island and jamaica also Costa
per ;, city Of columbia VIA Havana dters must be
directed 'per City OF Columbia ); .
sCNDAYAt m t9r TruNi,lc and Rustan p per $ s,s; :;
Toro per 5. s. Gussie, from New-0rlcans. . ~. -,
Mails the Society Islands, per ship CITY OF Papelu
from san FrandcO), close here october 20, az 200
D. m Mails for China AMI Japan, per City Of Pekng
from San Francisco. close here October '23 az zoo
~ m Mails for Australia. New-Zealand Hawaiian Fill
and samoan Islands. per Marpo.a Qrom san Fran
ciscol closa here November 10 az :oo p (or on
arrival AT New York ot : kurania with British mafs
for Australia. Mails for Cuba by raj Tampa. Fla
and thence by steamer via KY West Fla. close at this
office daily at . 80 a. m.
TIE schedule NJ closing ot Trans Pacific mails "a az:
ranged the presumpt N q e uninterrunted overland
time San Francisco the day Of sailing Of steamers ara
dispatched thence the same day. Registered mail closes
at 6 80 p. m. previous day -
CORNFLTrS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Post once New-YOrk Y. v. October 1S. 1889.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
rur TyTERSF,uNARYA ALLIANCE.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-The third DAY SESSION oI ue
American Interseminary Missionary Alliance began
this morning The first paper was read by A. VI
Elliott. OF Mccormick Seminary. in the absence Of
Franklin Pierce Lynch Of the International Medical
Missionary Society, who had prepared the article on
The Work Of the Medical Missionary tn"
Relation Of Faith Missionary success was the sub
iect Of a paper read by Edward L. Smith, OF Yale
eeminary. Both papers were discussed at ehEh
The Rev Dr. Shedd a missionary lately returned from
Persia, occupied the remaining time uf The morning
session with a talk on Mission Life IN Persia
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
VANDALISM AT sTRATFoRD-o -oN-AvoN.
From London Truth.


scc from The Stratford- on Avon Parish Magazine
which some one has kindly sent ms that the attehuon
Of Americans has been called by an American au'io'
and traveller I'm The NewYOrk Tribune 70 the WhoH,
sale muiilation Of Stratfod Church by the pieseut
vicar. Mr.. Arbuthnot-or whoever IS Responsible ior
The Parish MaCaZinc--lets off some inanc Nernai
criticisms on the American writer, and talks about ms
being giied but the letter in The Tribune does not
enumorae a quarter Of the vandalsms that have Deeh
recently noticed in Truth
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
JOHN BURKE WAS NOT MoLEsTEp.

TO the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
Sir; The papers during the last week have reported
number Of cases of supposed sandbagging. The
latest and most sensational was that OF yesterday
morning in which ! figured as the victim I was
neither Sandbagged robbed nor molesrcd, nor did
make any such statement to reporter or any
one else. ! therefore had no occasion 10 visit the
stahon-house or Police Headquarters.
JOHN BURKE.
No. 96 Macdougal-st. Oct TO- 1s-0
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
GEoRGIAs NOTED AyrLR.11BoAp BILL DEAD.

Ausnts Ca. oct. I9.-Tht Olive bill, which has
Deoome The symbol cf anti kilroad legislation In
"o"sa has been killed. attel fight of several
months. The biz failed TO reeve a constitutional
majority ID the House Of Representatives, and its adj
HoosUee VIII make no further efOt TO bring il up.
Inc Dill aimed to prevent consolidat9n of competing
hhes' ana provided heavy penalties which the op-
poheh@ OF The measure thought beyod the powers
VI the state under the Constitution WITH the pres
eht laws and powers Of the State Rallrad Commis-
sioh' the opponents Of the measure maisan that
'ns sdoiuohai legislation unnecessary. The bill
c' 4ihed particularly at the West PontTermin4l
company; and, had It become a Law. the ,ort,ons
OF that system in Georgia would. it is asserts have
~ 70 pass from under its control II was ont af
er.,'.nlo senfSloo over this measure that the ddsl
SS~'Su eet"esn Pata Calhoun, general cOunsl for
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

THE BENEFIT FOR THE DEAD LINEMANS "If H.
Manager John r. Donnelly, Of the olympic ihe""',
oae.hundrei and thirtIeth-s anil ThirdaVe i'r'en'
endeavorng to make the benefit this evening 70 'Io
widow OF Uhe llneman Feeks who was hliieu " ,, ra
wire. last veol conrete success Mr.. Donnelly has
secured ovor ,, ovcciIent performers who With the
entire STAN OF the theatre have offered their services with
out charge The box.onice will be open all day.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
WILLIAM SCHAUS, RICHARD d CO.
NJ. KNOEDLER & CO.. BLAKESLEE & CO.,
l.. CHRIST DELMONlCO, SAM. r AVERY. JR.
WESTERN FARM MoRTGAGEs.

70 nc Ed no OF TIC Irtbune.
Sir: would like 10 state through the medium OF
your paper, I'm answer 10 many inquiries concerning
the recent decision in Southwestern Kansas, that II
has always been the invariable rule of this company
in lending on final receipts TO require receipt from
the Land Office 10 be issued and our mortgages bear
subsequent date. Would consider mortgages ante
dating receipt void and title defective. None of our
titles are Affected by this decision.
LOMBARD INVESTMENT co.
BY W. E. SWENTZEl. 4th Y. F.
Kansas City, Mo-, Oct IS. 1859
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
ROYALTIEs JOuRNEYING TO ATMENs.
EVERY ONE SATISFIED

In trav elllng the Chicago Limited Of the Now
York Central. you will find your particular crotchet
antci cipated and provided for. You find seclsi0n
in the cosey little boudOis of the compartment or
the best OF creature comforts in the buffet =.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
THE WEATHER REPORT
FORECAST TILL S p. NJ. SUNDAY.

Washington, d. c., oct l9'-fot MANI, '.'a...ic',t
shire Vermont Massachusetts, Rhode Island Cohnt'ou'
and r,scrn n,ovryorl fair followed in Northern YER
mont by light rain slightly warmer. followed Monday O'
cooler; westerly winds ,,,s,orn
For the District Of Columbia, NeW'JeFs'y' nm
Pennsylvania, Delaware Mafylahu anu ,'h., w,,I,v
by cooler. ,outhery winds becoming westerly ,,,elv
For Arkansas, Missouri. Ilno e.tsra Penhsyivans
and Western New.Yofk isir till Monday iss9 tecon 2
BY light rain on Lake ontario coluer' "'''
norhwesteTy.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

delay was caused by the steamship company. The
latter assert the contrary. law suit will be the
result The only passengers the Furnessla those
peonglng 10 the show. There are 600 Of them
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
y0Ir w1GL. Nnr M1ss YOI1R CLnR

Gentlemen accustomed 10 the comforts Of club life
will find In the Cafe car of the New-YOrk CentraPs
southwestern Limited all the cOnveniences of the
most perfectly appointed club house. -.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

Business chances and bargains Of various sores lar arc
mentioned I'm the many columns OF Interesting a1nU 1,S
usements on the fourth and fifth pages OF Inc lrio
une this morning.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
No. oe Macdourall.st.. o. 10. 10

Many desirable things, including board and rooms,
household and other help are advertised to-day on the
fourth and fifth pages Of The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

Up 7 PARKER PRAY, Surgeon ChropOdist.
Anerica's srst manicure 1870 Now located at So West
23d.st, opposite Eden Musee Largest ana most e9hSo-
nient paror offices In th world. Popular prices Finger
nalFs beautihed 75c.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

great many practical needs could be met by
udicioIsly scanning those little advertisements on
The Tribune's fourth and fifth pages today.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

Kcnnedv's Mems Shoes from workroom 70
yye,rer nj and material uneQualed Pat Leather 81 y,
to "a os fine Calf hand welt s2 81 French Calf' mana
sewed 8 09 saving s2 70 COfuahdVs1, up0VdII'.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In As diagram eOsnnpous lde a. tse United states
fluctuations yesterday, A. opseIhsu he dsshes Indicate
temperature noted at Perry's PharmacJ' S' "
Tribune onice, Oct 20, l a. m-Ihe '"O'onnuns ,, =.
barometer Yesterday was downward GEAR "e'''er ger"
orally prevailed. but the sky was o'vV'' - "a a.
,.gr. a., ,,s.,. ,,sa, being z, higher than on the
eofrcsondins dav last year and higher than on Friday
Fair and wa Iner weather with chances OF nght ram
early I'm The day may be expected In ana near ms elY
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

For any case of nervousness .eeplessness w. =,
stomach Indigestion dyspepsia relief is sure In carter
Little Liver pills
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

The Cambridge Ffh.aye and Thirty, ,thrd,st Is
Sru|sne unsurpasse1. LorenZ Reich proprietor
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

Tho -uaest heard moved down as easily as
,heaf befoTe the eaper n only aided by Lloyds Euxes
the most delightful preparation for ths purpose ever N
0bSerXe ,tnature, 'Amiee Lloyd" in red INK
Refuse all others Sold by Pam Tlford Mekesson
Robbins j.. Foueers and all druggists MShuse"iI o
Spur.st Leicester Square, LONDON.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

Enjoy The Autumn Scenery On The B q D. IL. k'
Ronte vi, PHILADELPHIA Baltimore, Washington Harper
Ferry Deer PARK, and Allegheny Mountains Nhs,ap
f,tes: CHICAGO, sl7 CINCINNATI $40 81 LVOd liz ~
so1 OK Corresponding rates 70 all points west Apply
g. "a and d offices for Guide Washington.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
Announcements

A Pain in the Side Often Comes from the Liver
and is relieved by CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
Amateur photographers can have their NEGATIVES
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

Inyulids Can Eat
Rex Wheat with relish and benefit when all otner iosu
are distasteful. A tonic to body and mlnd.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

Look on The Tribune's fourth and fifth pages to-day
for those Short crisp advertisements which contain 81
much In a nutshell.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Madison.
ave, OF 64ths- Rev. DR. ELDER Pastor peache,
Sunday morning at H. evening az ;45. Sunday-school
20 Prayer meeting Wednnsta and Friday eyen-
lngs. All are cordially invited and kindly welcomed
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

| AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION, Chiekering
Hall, Sunday, 3 o'clock address BY SAMUEL DiCkiE
Chairman Prohibition National Committee. Ulusratft
| chalk talk by ROLLO KIRK BRYAN the celebleted
| carcaturist Mile. BERTHA BR0NSIL, yiolinist Miss
| EDITH MASON, vocalist.
| JOSEPH BOGARDUs President
| EDWIN GALLOWAY.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

CHAPEL OF ST. CHRYSOSTOM, 7th-ave.. 39th-
st-The Bishop OF Western Michigan tDr. GTLLESPIE)
win preach 10 80 M and The Bishop OF Maine (Dr.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

FirSt-chss electric work of all kinds done ny
the original Holmes Burglar Alarm Telegraph Company
jl5 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
SHAwMUT.'.
+" ShAWMUT.'
HENRY A. DANIELS, N. ID.

80 WkST 126TH-SI, =. =
Of the Nervous System Gentto Urinary OrgonA
rnnotence and sterllity. Hours 10 IL. 0 to 8.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
Reliaions Notices.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, 4sth-st., west OF eth.tye.-Rsv
r. HEBER NEWTON will preach at II a. m. Evening
service at p
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

CHRIST CHURCH, jthave. and S5th-st. Dr. J. I.
SHfpMAN, Rcctor.-Dvinc services IL O. M and 1880
N m
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

CORNELEs BENZOIN SoAP. .
Best skin and complexion soap IN the worid- Once
nlu " m.nh All drnPgists. % cts.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

Wagner's Flying Dutchman' and OGIumalA ara :, ;
Queen OF sheba" arc in preparation for the hist Ween %
Of the German opera season Which OF the & tWo VIII VII
certain. The German version OF lie hOl u NNp,
which viii be used, has Just been finished ~ MtS. t
c. f. Tretbar who has half dozen commissions lor
English tran,laons r hand She IS rapidly beconihg
translator in ordinary to all our operate and publishing
institutions
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

CHURCH OF CHRIST (ScentsD, Hartman Han cor.
19th.st. and jthaye entrance West 19thst-Pleschng
essvis sunday 10 30 a. m. Sunday school az -
Christian service Headquarters. Reading room and Dis.
pcnsary, removed to No. 10 East 22ds open day ana
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

CrIuRCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner o. 3ith-st: and
PARK ye-Services at II a. m Preaching by Rev IOB-
ERr CoILYER Subject: The Backsliding Of Jonathan
Edwards Sunday school at 10
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

Notices of marriages must he indOrsed with full
name and address
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

CuURCU OF TIE HOLY SPIRIT. Madison.ave
corner of Goth st.ioly Communion Morning seryiee
IL Evening service, 7 as. The Right lh'v. ARIHUls
CLEVELAND COXE Bishop Of Western New.York. Will
preach m the evening. Strangers always welcome.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
A new collar.

> L. & W.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 5Gth.st near stn.ave
1'NI ER pastlr

FIRST SOCIETY OF SPIRITUALISTS Adepm Hall.
| 5odst and BICadway-li a N. Mr. ); CLEGG WRIGHT
win discourse THE Duties ana Obligations OF spirit
| ualism" ; and will lecture az 10 D. n. Mrs. NJ y;
fQupq
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

| FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, 155 Worth.
st.. WILLIAM +. BARNARD, superintendent
! OF song every Sunday az 80 D. m. The service -
almost wholly by the children Of the institution Public
Invited Donations Of sec0ndha clothing and shoes
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23

Mr. James Evans, VIII has been in the
south for sometime past on business trip.
returned home last Saturday accompanied
by his wife who has been down there
pleasure seeking. Mr. Evans reports his
lumber business in a ilourishing condition.
Our people enjoyed another fox chase
on the 18th inst. Master rcynard was
caught and killed after several hours
chase.
Mr.. Gordon Parsons is lying critically
i'll a, his home in this town with pncumo
mia. We wish him speedy recovery.
Diphihcria is still prevalent in this sec
iion. Mr.. stephen II Hudson lost two Of
his children during the past week.
Mr.. james Hudson, of 81, Martins
Neck aud Mary Fisher were married on
the 10Th inst
Several Of our citizens filled ihrir ice
houses last week The ice was not very
thick but the season was so far advanced
they concluded that ba'l ice WAS better
than none aud piled il away.
Fishing is quite rcmuneraiive 10 lucky
fishermen, Captain Ioln Blades and
crew made another big haul last Monday.
pulling in go pounds al ~ fine rock fish
rs you ever SAW. They were shipped 10
nOri licrn markets.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23
Girdletree Items.

Mr William II. Rowlcy. who has been
confined 10 his home with long and te-
lious illness is now recovering
Several Of our young men have received
warnings from the White Caps and are
now In state bordering on terror.
We wonder if the two of our young la,l.
les who went oir On Jerry" are fully
recovered from their fright?
Mr.. Alfred Tilghman met with pain.
iul accident on Sunday last. While At.
tempting 10 cross fence his foot caught,
wrcnching his ankle oui OF joint. lie is
yet confined Ia his home.
Mr.. Timothy White, Of Jamestown Nil,
is yisiiing his mother, Mrs john J. Mason,
In town.
There is vacancy in our school. on ac
count ofonc of the teachers. Miss DcWaal,
bcing very III. We wish her speedy r..
covcry.
Our prayer meetings. which have for
mcrly been much neglected. are now
largely attended under the influence of
our minister, Rev. W. 7. Burr. JACK.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23
Methodist Deaconesses.

Mcthodists say that the establishment
Of the Order Of Dcaconcsses by the last
general conference of the VI. + Church
was n FAR. reaching act and that they con-
slider !, one 81 the grandcst acts of modern
Me,h"dism. They say il will be u great
work Of charity; il will give employment
Ia an immense number of devoted Metho-
dist women in hospitals AMI orphan
asylums. and will he To Mc,hodism what
the Sisters Of Charity arc To the Catholic
Church. Yet The character AMI work OF
the Methodist deaconcsscs is not yet fully
defined. Thus the first three dcaconesscs
homes star, under as many different aus,
piccs. The cnharrassmcnts ofcOmmittees
Of Methodist ministers in the various cities
have led to much correspondence, with u
view Of creating unity or action and for
mutual benefit through nm exchange OF
views. The committee Of the Baltimore
Methodist ministers meeting. of which
Rev. J. J. q. Webster Of Madison Avenue
Church. Is chairman. has been diligently
posting itself by correspondence and 9th
erwise, and II expects to repor, plan Tor
the organization ola dcaconesses' home in
Baltimore they will probably arrange
10 license deaconcsscs The Whole work
Of the deaconesscs will be under n boar'l
Of deaconcsses, to he appointed by each an
nual conference. A conference Of all In
iercsled in the movement was held DE.
ccmber Goth and 2isi In Chicago, and the
outcome Of that conference was the adop'
ton Of plan to secure uniformity In the
inauguration Of the movement through
out the country. This conference has the
past month perfected It's plans, and Il Is
understood that the Baltimore committee
Is advised In regard to Il.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23
A Wonderful Girl.

BALTIMORE. Feb i7-Miss Annie Sid.
ham, scarcely sixteen, has developed into
II wonderful Spiri,ualisl medium. She
lives with her parents a, No. 1923 North
Carey street. Three years ago she Lcgan
10 80 into frances which have continued
nj intervals ever since. The most rcmarka.
BILE thing about the frances is that in each
one she assumes the features of her grand
mother, who died ten years ago. Just as
soon MS she enters a trance her rosy checks
ARE replaced by u pinche,l aud haggar,l
appearance. and her voice changes 10 that
of an old woman. While in this condition
she convcrses freely with those about her.
Her strength is something wonderful. In
the presence al u reporter she successfully
resisted the united efforts of three strong
men 10 pull her out ola chair. Physicians
and psychologists a re deeply interested in
her case
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23
Our Chincoteague Letter.

The store. house formerly occupied by
Messrs II. 4. Mumforl II Bro, has re.
Gently been rsopcncd by Mrssrs Swim n
Curbin.
But few oysters are being shipped from
here this season. owing To the overflow al
extra stock gong into market from Chcs.
apcake, which are selling at " very low
price. "Chincoicaguc's having such u
delicious ilavor. when once used by u
party he isprc,'y apt I" continue the same,
therefore many who are now using the
fresh oysters from other points would
do well Ia secure from this place the high.
~ priced salt oysters. which are liked
hy all consumers
Some Of our merchants are cutting pref
~ lively an staple groceries. graduated
sugar selling at &C.. lard nj Zoe. and some
Others equally as low in proportion. This
ofconrsr makes Il very nice Tor Those who
can find Lui little work to do, as well
for those who have daily employment
hence M one objects To- little cut. 81
wade in friends.
Chincoirague can nov boast Of having
iirsi-class hotel. The island lIoiel'
recently opened by Mr.. George T.. liam
mond is now being run by him on strictly
business principles. has 10 TO is permanent
gdests and receives share Of the patron
age Of transient guests. As yet no com.
plants have been made as Ia the accom-
moda,ions or hill Of fare, hut on the Other
hand both have been spoken Of In III,
highest terms. Mr.. II. makes good pro
rietor and Is not only liked by his guests
az by all who know him
4 new shed and s,ore.housc has been
Fected ON the steamboat wharf nj this
ace BY the Railroad Company. and al
IL very grateful To them for doing some
ring that has been so long needed.
A "Cantata." called 1.-THE Pillar ol
ire" Is being prepared by Rev. u. p
rui,i, pastor of the NJ. z. Church and biz
inday School, which will doubtless he q
Try grand thing. The same will he held
Te prespmc) sometime in March. hut du,
piice will he given before Il takes place
lRumor predicts two or three marriage,
the near future. We regre, to part
Oh 80 many 81 the fair sex, but suppos,
eohno, well he prevented. However, ",
ngralula,, ourselves an having severa
'ers lett aud many near the age Of IL
whom we feel proud.
=. Valentines bay was well commemora
by our boys and ViTls, who wer,
IN going In crowds to the posioiiice fol
IN, and no doub, many felt very badly
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23
Death of Samuel p. Goodwin

Samuel p. Goodwin. who has been con.
nected with the franklin Reformatory
Home, in Philadelphia, since It's founda-
ton. died Sunday at the Colonna,le Hotel
in that city, from neuralgia Of the heart.
lie was identified with the dry goods firm
oi Hood, Bonbright & Co. ut the time Of
his death. The deceased was horn in Mil.
ford. In October, 1928, his father being the
Rev. Daniel Goodwin. lie was Deputy
Grand Master. I. q. o. +. of Delaware,
and was connected with the Masons. The
remains were removed from the Colon
made Hotel. to the franklin Home. from
which institution the funeral took place
nj 9 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. lie
leaves large number Of relatives on the
Peninsula, among them brother. Dan.
lei c. Goodwin. and sister. Mrs. Benja
min d. Anderson, Of Milford.