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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-19

CONCORD, Oct. ls.-The coffin containing
the remains OF Ralph Waldo Emerson.
whose grave was disturbed Saturday. has
been placed in a securely bound box. which
in turn has been deposited in grave COM
posed of blocks of granite cemcnted TO-
gether. and securely fastened with a granite
covering. The generally accepted theory is
that the act was committed TO create SEN
satiau
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The British csnan&~s.

Ausrfs, Tex, Oct is.- The Capital Free
heid Land and Investment Company Of
England has fled charter with the secre-
fary Of state The corporation owns 5000
60 acres Of capital syndicate lands In the
Panhandle. Its capital Is SIS. 90 60.
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CHICAGO. Oct is--Wm. Thatcher 4 Co.,
one of the bestknown firms in the tea
trade at Chicago, assigned today. Liabili-
ties are scheduled at so oO0: assets, $50 90,
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CHTcAco. Oct. is.--First Choice Masonic
lodge, OF this city. was inaugurated last
night. 1t occupies fve-story building
with a lodge room.
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ROCHESTER, Oct. is.--The appeal In the
kemeiler electrical execution case was
argued here today in the general term of
the supreme court. A decision In expected
about January ].
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NEw YoRK, Oct. is.-The British steamer
kepier. which left Sunday morning for
Baltimore. has not reached her destination.
Her agents fear she has gone down, with
twenty three souls on hoard.
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WICHITA. Kan, Oct Is.-Jag Gould ans
party passed through here on yesterday
IL Is reported that Gould has been siei
since leaving Denver. He booked wear,
and worn and did noi get 0ff the car.
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pa5asnaa reservations made for 81 points EAss
"a the Northern Pacific rAilzssG. tie wssshEze1
s1eeE<.T sa1 aiss1ag csT a4ae. Osisce. 10 Secus4
sasxxa. Asss1a sszSs
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FIRST BLOOD roR RRooKLYN.
New York Baseball Club Opens Cham
pionship Games With Defeat.

-N tWANf w, IT, ktFr .EfNf kNItzr IN
the worlds championship series was played
here today, resulting: New York 10. Brook
lyn II.
New Tork aeaean a-sa
% til
Base hits-New York T., BROOKLYN Ii.
Errcrs-Sew York 2. Brooklyn 6, Batter
ies--New York. Keefe and Ewing: Brook
lyn. Terry and Clarke Fergu-
son and Gaifney. Game called on account
of darkness.
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WAsHTSeToa. Oct. fs.--sscEefary Win
.5osn tonight made public the long s-expected
cad ore decision in weica he sastsiIs the
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Purchase yaar tickets AID reserve yoar sleep-
Ing car Kercfa Tneslzt4ozs 81 No. is Second
ss1esI Bosgoa b-Q5&-
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Needs Of Chinese Missions
New YoEK. Oct. ss-Ths American board
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
FAILING PLASTER.
Failing Plaster Causes n Commo-
tion in she sunday-schooI Room
OF West Presbyterian Oburch-A
Crash Mt the High school.


Failing Plaster Causes n Common
sion in she sundsay-scilsoI Room
of West Presbyterian Cburch--A
Crash ut the hIfah school.
During the services at tha West Presby-
terian Sunday-schooi, Eighth and Wash.
ipgton streets, on Sunday afternoon, q
great excitement was occasioned by the
falling. OF portion of the ceiling plaster.
The mishap was entirely unexpected and
the lessons we've going on as usaai, when
suddenly large piece OF plaster fully six
feet 10 diameter, fell with great crash,
soaring everybody in the room and rails
ing cloud OF dust. Intense excitement
instantly prevailed and only the earnest
efforts of the teachers allayed the panic
that seized upon the scholars aud pre-
vented a stampede for the doors that
might haze been attended with serious
results. A scholar named Richard Lum-
mis-, who was Immediately beneath the
falling plaster, was struck on the back of
the left hand, sustaining severe bruise
and cut, besides being badly shocked,
lie was carried to the office Of DR.. Maull,
who attended 80 his Injury, after which
he was taken to his home, No All Van
Buren, street. Superintendent Charles
Baird.also had his hand slightly cut.
On Friday, whila the teachers OF the
high school, Eighth and Adams streets,
were at work upon examination pRpefs,
they were startled by resounding crash
up stairs. On going up it was discovered
that large section of the plaster In Miss
y. A. Taylor's room had fallen from the
ceiling. Had il not been for sudden
change of programme, TO enable the
teachers to attend TO the examination
papers, school wonld have been in ses,
sion at the time, in which event serious
results might have followed. The ceiling
was repaired on Saturday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

Az 0 session Ok orphans court on Sat
n'3ay, Juago Grub presiding, Heriok II.
3aHi'ornsa, administrator gu the estate OF
S9R,.il sheekley, was granted permission
50 sell land TO pay debts. The petition
q John Halstesd, gusrdOn of Hslen u.
Rnd Cora Bernsndon, for sale OF minors
interest," in real estate was granted. Jarasa
X aoGecker, Jr., Esq. was given per.
ntsslon 10 raaiRn his eitardiauehin of the
AallSan minors, George @. Mans was
given permission 10 resign his guardian
slip Of Waller o. Holt The Security
Trust and 5sfs Deposit Company was an
pointed guardian d Nellie Florence Lung
end Waiter o. Holt. Annis $ xeu wa
appointed guardian Of Eta V. swan.
Esther A. Thompson was appointed
Raariian Of her six chililsn. Wilmer
Ptlper of Wilmington was appointed
guardian of Norwood G.. and Nellie Pal.
mar tbs retnrp OF the sale OF the real
eafata ia partition Of John Is. Mckay. 81.
oaeyased, OF BrandyWiue hundred, 10 81
p, Ickay, Jr SO acres at $S2 an acre
vas confirmed. The petition OF John q.
Irshapa to draw money from the VIII
nairglon Savings Fund was granted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
THE PENINSULA,


The oystermen of tho Delaware oay are
catching large quantities Of crabs. Ihrr
are large and lat. This lis said 70 he
something unusual
The village of Parkdley, Va on the
line OF the New York, philadelnbia Il
Norfolk railroad, ia entering ppon 4 bio
building boom Contracts hsye bean Ia
tor 80 nav buildingE, among which ia a
public school house to cost 81 $50.
THOMAS johnson, ESD, OF Wilmington.
pei.' has haiEhed beautiful q story cot.
tage at head'e wharf with slate roof wi.b
all modern improvements, and ia now
building large barn 92x40, ana aIao a
mIll house in which he will nut n m,
norso power hoilsr and sngine 10 GRIND
reed, eaw wond &o. Mr.. johnson vill
coon begin tine cottage on lot pnr.
chased of Mr.. Reed, near the oresk 81
RlstUiiis, Va, Herald.
Inc Wtcomioo marine railway of SeIis
bury, Nd, has bean purchased bv a corn
papy, with Col, Samuel A. Graham nras
iuenE; l.. w. Gunby, secretsrv
ellis, treasurer, and William nj Smi,t,
nanasef. = ne name has been chau.ei
~ lne salisbury Marine Railway, and ex.
ieasiye operations will begin az ones, II
Is stated that large schooner will be mt
IN course OF construction within feyV
weaks. New machinery will be put ia If
necessary. .
MEs Harriet Dryden, widow Of tbe
iate James Dryden, Yves found dead in a
ditch near her residence on SATURDAY.
afternoon last. She resided on the o0nnty
road leading from Green Hin to POGO.
noke City and lived by herself. Sbe
was 70 years old and quite iaGrm, nn5 Il
Is supposed ahe startsd to 40 over to ONE q :,
OF her neighhols, and in waking on tbe
side OF ditch slipped aud Toll in and
was drowned. Her husband was known
o. Time enough Dryden.-iSome,vet
ncTdaa.' w ~.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

MISS Oornelia Oarndohau Eoosevalt 90
Baron Won Zsd!irz, OF tho German n.,n,,
We're married in New York on Satnra,,
The ceremony took place in 81 Tbannas,
Protestant Episcopal Church. and oao
invitations were awaited Of.
The will Of W. M. Merriam a, e,oo,
tfic oid sohoolmaster, who died sudd.ni,
IN liver Head, Long Island, a week ays
peqqesthes ell his property. yAluta d,
nearly $4,000, to tho United states On
eminent. W.
Inc firm Of Poole & Hunt, one OF Ba,ti
more peat EnoHn iron workers OF AZ
yeay9' Standing, hss hesn aisaolved III ~
Withdrawal of g. III. Hunt, The hrs,,, -, !,
VIII be carried on for the present by MI
Poole and his son. ~
People have been attacked bya straps !
ana ~, tsts' disease IN Webster County. nv
zoe eoctofs have been unable to do ans,
ming Tor the efllioted, sad bave NJ,
agreed among themselves as 10 what tbs
Disease Is. The victims rapidly tnro
black sitter death. s9tt'
Tns sales of leaf tobacco in Darvi,,.
virginia, durios january amounted "
o9S ,6p2 pounds; for the frat To-.
months OF the new tobacco year 8 77B sI9
pounGs, falling of OF over 4 COO 11d
pounds ~ compared with the o5rresno,, "a a
ing period last year. Tho ,4ecreass !.
owing mainly to the chahy character Of y
tAe present crop. y
work on the Baltimore 4 Drum poin,
railroad is being rapidly nnahaS IN
Already 90 niles OF roadhed huya hssn
gradeu, zoo men being Engaged in III
WORK. Tho road will be 50 miles lon,
ana run from Baltimore to Drum point
Chesapeake. ~ on 'ne
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
DIsnop ross, YIsrr.
Exc Was Pleasantly entertained and
Preached IseilshtSntIy.

I ANGaplANN
The Rev. o. d. Foss, d. b., LII. d.
Methodist Episcopal bishop resident |,
Philadelphia, was pleasantly entertained
during his visit hers. He came Satur
| day afternoon and remained until Monda,
at noon, In the evening ON Saturday be
WIS given dinner by D.. and Mre
Jacob Todd, to which were Invited DR.
1 Rnd Mira. Jamss OF PHILADELPHIA, the Rev
I. Snnwden Thomas, Presiding Elder
and Mrs. w. L. s. Murray, the Rev
RAfveg W. Ewing and Mr.. and MIRA
| William VI. Fisld The hiehop remained
at DR.. Iodd's residence until 10 O'Clock,
when he vent to the residences of job II
Jackson, vino entertained him during the
resi- OF his stay.
Two delightful sermons were preached
BY the bishop yesterday, ut Scott Church
III the morning aud st Grace Church IN
the evening Both churches we've
throneed. Ia the morning he preached
about Missions" quoting s.. Mark XVI,
l5 and 20 Tor his text. He considered
three propositions, An opening world, an
Arising church end successful CONFLICT.
The discourse was chiefly historical. at
Scott Church yesterday was missionary
day, and missionary collection amount.
ing to SlO6 was taken. Following the
bishops sermon 10 prohationers were re-
eeived, making total OF rs probationera
during the present revival servioes.
In the evening the bishop preached
about 'Feiih." His remarks were sup.
gested by the text, Hebrews xr, /. He
said the chepter from which the text was
selected is the keystone OF one OF the sub.
Nmaat songs ever sung and sets forth
tho sublime achievements OF faith. Faith
10 the power that moves this world. 1t
sees the unseen and is mans sixth sense
II distinguishes the man from the brute.
Faith is akin and higher than the other
Localities Of the human soul IL climbs
every Tung reason osn, and when IL
reaches the top Of the ladder it scars
higher. II dignities and ennoblss man.
Faith turns many q misey to philsntbro.
pist, many sinoer 30 disciple. It has
for It's great ofEce to see the unseen
cod. II reveals God 70 man al the
creator and upholder OF all the world. 1t
reveaiB Him as the Father, ss an object of
acceptable worship and The aholisner OF
deGth. In co-clGaion he urged Christians
to not musniur, to rejoice cyarmore, TO
srtfes On and bs stroug in faith. Grace
choir wGs in hnp voics last evening and
the music was admired. The solos were
good, particularly TINT by Mise rhie!msn.
Tho bishop attended the meeting of the
Wilmington II. Z Preachers Association
on Monday Rni sslhsd interestingly for
an hour about "Ehe Spread and Re
sponsibiiity OF Ms,hodism." Mewbers
of the association made encouraging re-
ports regarding the revival services in
their churches.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
oAEIED 10 DETROIT.
The Successful Ministry OF tho Rcv.
Marcus A, Ier0tynRDn,


There were tears 10 the Fret Preshy-
terrain Church, Camden, N. j., Sunday
morning, when at tho cloae OF M uu-
usually interesting sermon the Rev. Mar
Gus A. Brownson announced that lie felt
in duty bound to accept the call 10 tho
Presbyterian Church In Detroit, Mich,
which no has held ulder advisement for
saYernl weeks. Al the close OF the SER
vice the pastor WINS beaieged from all
points. He explained that while he
deeply regretted the necessity OF his
action he could see no alternative, for he
felt ii TO be Divine cali which he could
not reiuse to recognizs.
Tbs Rev. Ar. Brownson took the pas
torate OF the Camden Church about four
years ago. When ho assumed charge the
congregation was small, the finances in
bad condition, and the church was strug-
CLING uudey debt Of $40, 600 Lie is n
young man OF great natural ability, and n
fne speaker. AccnIdinely 1t was not
long before the First Presbyterian Church
the largest and handsomeBt edifce In tho
city, began to fill up on Sundays, aud
the church membership 10 increase. Tho
churoh's debt rapidly Diminished and ut
last disappeared altogether; and improve
menis were made to tho church aud the
chsns sdjoining.
When hr. Brownson made known the
proposition OF the Detroit people, who
offered him 81 000 salary, there was q
hasty meeting of the congregation. The
psstor WIS being paid 80 ,OoO per annuni,
the largest salary paid amy minister in
Oamden, bat his people promptly agreed
to offer their beloved pastor "a 500 per
annum il tie would stay with them. MIR
Brownson said he would consider tho
proposition, and give his people dnal
answer. Sunday ais destsion was made
kaown, causing the deepest gloom in the
church.
Mr.. Bfownton Is also chaplain OF the
Sixth Regiment. Now Jersey National
Guard, md, II his decision il fral, he
will re6ign that Office also.
Rocently he was assistant pastor OF
Central Church, this city. His vito is
ths daughter Of George w. Bush,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
THE NINTH BARS BURNED.
An Apparently Concerted Effort "a
Destroy harms.


BALTIMoRE, Feb. A large barn
owned by Andrew Brodneck near Jetfcr-
son, York county, Pa, near the Carroll
county (Md.) Inns was burned TO the
ground on Saturday. The barn is in the
same neighhorhood with the others re.
Gently burned and makes the ninth
burned.
The fire like tho others was the work Of
an incendiary. Lewis Bachman, living
near LinBboro, Carroll county, found o
letter in the fodder stock on Thursday
containing 80 matches. The letter read as
follows: Yours, Nswcomer's aud VOLTS
barns and Mrs. Wentz's new shed will he
burned"
There have been two attempts to burn
Mr. Newcomers barn, and Mrs. Wentza
barn was burned on January 14th. II 10
stated that Mr.. Michael Brilliant, living
between Westminster and Hhmpsied,
Carroll county. has received notice to
move all hia grain out~of his barn, as II
would be burned. The barn OF William
Arnold, near MeohaniosviIIe. Carroll
county, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
The fire is of iucsndiary origin,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

Frieuds of tue RsY, Jobn d. smith
who nearly faas years s2o Withdrew from
the Methodist Episcopal church, 10 Ia.
come o member OF he 8 eIenborRisr
Denomination, VIII soon erect him .
church at Preston Md, where hs wilt
hold regular sets.ass Tire agreement 81
incorporation wsa flea Monday week. The
nsme Of the incorporation is "rbe
Preston Society Of the Nav Jerusalem.
Church Of Carolina Couuty.n The
ipeorporators are tho Rov. John u
Smith, Cherlea Il. Yhitby, Joseph H,rri.
son, Tilghman e. Kelly, james ii
Douglass, W FL. Hollis, William Il. stat
ford, william q. WillouQhbv. Frank p
lorkttt 4 tlara5 e, ~ flgI,,h, l,.
ksY. Mr, aa..a "a
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
ms EurNRK PL4Ns.
a Report uhas IPTesldea. c,eyoiasd

Report THAT President CieysIaBd
VIII Practice t.;2,y la Sety YORK.
A.Washiugiou special to the New Yorh
World says; "Mr. Cleveland is uukng
h;7 arrangements to prectios lag ia Eeg
York City, and viii enter upon bis HE
there very shortly atser he lsys down
odice here. tis has never theught Of
travelling in Europe, and be faels no no
eessity or incIit.s.ion for resting spell
His desire is to 40 right along with work
AZ steadily as possible The laR fltn4, il
70 said, may be Cleveland, Falrcalld
Whitney aud Bisscll the last named
moving FROM Buffalo, and keeping All
ctfiae open thars and loos iag sftes tho
FIRMS business in thGt end Of the state.
Gr Cleveland vii not Rppear IN conr.
IN ,ho con1ueJ cf cascs, but will act rs
coo nasllor. The few who have been sd
yised Of the Presidents decision soc In il
the possibility of his oippiag into poi
tics aFain, hut upon that point M
Cleveland Is absolutely DUMP"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
sAcKTILLE,s sUoossgop.
Sir Iohm Pauncarote S,,a ,ou
Seen IpDaIntcb

80 - EbphhAsNs
LONDON, Feb. lit is said that sir.
lillian PSuncefoto, permanent under seo.
tetefy o. state tol tine foreign office. has
neen appointed British minister Ia tbe
ppltea Mates. Although the report ia
aes officially confirmed, il is credited AZ
the foreign otiiea. s'u u
Iha appointment il creating iptenss
.tfl'alon Ia British diplomatic eircIes az
eGfpa,imnrs from the rule Of aucoessio ~,
~ appointments according to rank in tba
service. Sir Julian Psunoefote ia a
aver not c diplomat, and was never
attached to any ON basgy. He was an
pointed 10 his present port on account pf
us extensive knowledge OF tina LEGAL
DtafthSs O. treaties. As his present saleyv
Y only 10000 yearly, the new snnoin;
iAn mn. y desirable one, the SALARY Of The
minister AZ Washington being .G6 900.
nlf Julian Pauncofote married M;ss
,,snaa eubitt, daughter OF the lata Maias
y k and has family. Among otiioials
~ hHs reputation for shreydness He
ns qnlet, amiablo manners, allied with
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
PEtns' Ia the pnree, and he,t soon 40.

49,
hiIs nnion brewery, in Newark NJ
Ina, Il. has been sofa to an English beer sy,
elos.e for S300,oUO, OF whish SiF0 9nn
has been paid. en %iou,ouo
u water .r tyers, aged 10 yeara, fell FINN
u .e 'Sp OK niEe story buildipe In Non.
tsa 49, ~, On Saturday. lie frst ssruck
s w.. III plole wires, then rebourded IN i
an s'S :, uaNh u the middle Of the street
ana . , isll 70 the pavement Buth H.
III Msse bfoHan, but he will recpyer
a., y ~, = reported from Altoona. Pa that
en important soft cool syndicate h y. h euas
I ~ ~ leading eastern capttsI Gsn
S sas operations OF winch cannot sa;l ~
5sy 49, : most Important bearing on tbS
80, rilea. q the rich coal lands can
Eng &aoat the tovuE Of FrnasIis'. 10Y,
s st1s,;lgs 10 Cambria comfy Tha
~. "ai y CLASSES hin1Gg its lesd;n, man
t;ossr ~. e. sident.elso. Levi P. Einrton
W., g'eha9t DANES 4. Beaver ana Fira,
po IT., ps.sldsl.s Frank Thomson of ~
s, g,Ijsss'vania read. 1t is stated that ne
h ny Z, Incorporation, to BE- taken ort
~, ~ Nj n s,a.e apartment, will ba sian "a
Iof w 900 GOO, lie Mans w ~ ~. ~ signed
Of c5i ~, lof Che establishments 81 n ss,ias
OonnaI,s ovees Similar to the plsnta IN IN
will oor, country, and the prudno,ion
~ NJ cone into direct oomoeti,;on ,.,.,,
tue 0atRnt Of Western reansy styslon with
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

Sheriff Allen sold tho tolloviup prooer.
ties Of public sale Saturday s.tsrnuna.
1aildin2 Of Joha Il. Moore, al No. 245
Market street to y, 4. Maeallis,as. E.a
attorney for $500; house and lot III
nosth-9est corner OF Eighth aud West
alfsets property OF Or. A. q. Gritnsbsg =,
60 George Il ba.sa, Esq. attorney, for
600 TIE property Of Mary e. Rioo.
which was announced for saie, was with.
drawn, Tie Academy d Music property
was sold on Saturday ~ tie sheriff 10
Ber jinin Nieli5, ESQ. attorney, for
g. 500.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
Eerri.-1IcWt,nrlnr

A brilliant wedding occurred in st
Georges Presbyterian Church yesterday
evening week. the contracting parties be.
jag 0hRrlns 4. Ferris of Kirkwood. and
ilis9 Carrie, sister Of Register CHARLES d.
McWhOrtsT. The Row. q. A. Walker
was the tfliciating clergyman and William
X, Taylor played the wedding march
The chaneel was handsomely decorated
with ferns, eYergreens, holly and pot and
cut flowers. Many guests we're present
from Philaislpaia, Baltimore, this city
and the surrounding country. The bridal
party entered the ohuroh az 8 O'Clock, led
ny MISS Lola Andre of Baltimore, wear
lug pihk 9attn, md leaning on the sfm OF
George hoAlull9n; next followed Miss
annie hcWhorter Of Wilmington, dressed
in hue, accompanied ny William Jauyiar
Of AicDonongh Miss Fannie MoWhorter
o. wilmlnston, dressed in pink, in com
papy with O. ID, Riley, and Miss Mamie
MoMhortsr, Hister OF tho bride. weer-
lug blue, and escorted by William
Goipltts OF Smyrna, completed tho
attendants. Next came the bride,
Et'itsd in o beautiful garment o..
cream Henrietta cloth en-traln, with
ha3ing veil and liliss. Oft he-VulIay, leau.
ing on the arm OF her &fiianced and garry
Ing bouquet or bridal roseg. The
groom wore the conventional suit OF
black, while the attendants were alfred
III afternoon dress. The bridal psrty
was met Of the altar, where the bride was
ely3n away by Charles II. McWhot,er.
ring was used 10 the ceremony, Fol.
lowing the wedding there was o recep.
ton, atter which Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris
went to their new home, in Kirkwcod.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
a:rn,ited AItn,nnxss

In tho Philadelphia courts on SATURDAY.
an order for SO per week alimony duriDe
perdsnoy OF suit was granted against 4
j. F2ugsray Of this city, in favor OF bis
wife from whom he was divorced By 4
previous Legislature. The alimony covs,s
a period Of about three years. The suit
brought against Fougeray is upon de-.
cision of the Supreme Court something
to the effect that divorces mnst be Oh.
tanned in states where the parties have a
Fixed residence.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
A European 0iIor ior tbe vo.,,vin,

The Philadelphia Rtt5.a Monday said
IAN offer has bsen made Tor ira dvua.
mite cruiser Vesuyiua bg Elro1ear
government, and if tie United States
government or the contractors shall net
take the vessel, William ofamp 4 Sou.
VIII dispose OF her vt o prios far in
excess OF the sum named in the contract
entered into With tho Uaitci States GOV
ernmsnt. The ltaEsa government i
supposed to bs tho ono ina7mucn ns She
ufhmps are now constructing a pneu.
matte dynamite gRnboas Tor Tho. country !,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

Delaware NJ. E. CJnfererae, en,brao.
ing the eoiored Melho3ists o. Delawar.
and southeas. Pennsylvania viii oonyena
IN annual session in 1T, Dauiers jhurss.
chester, ON March 27th. Bishop }awman
OF ht. Louis will preside. Philadel9bi,
Conferences will eonysne Two weej.s
EARLIER, Bishop Merrill presiaing. ga
VIII be- asked to appoint THE hsy. william
s~indslls. d. D., superlnteudent 81 NJ
new Mdthcdist hospital, which il baIag
erooted IN tho lower section ot Phiiad5l.
phia.