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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-17

Ls Riehau's Golden Balsam No
Cures Chancres, first and s,cond staces.
Sores en- the Legs and Body; Sore Ears
Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper-c~ lored Blotches'
Hyphi!itic at1rrh, diseased Scalp, and ali
primary fo.ms OF the disease known as
Syphilis. Price, S. co per Bottle.
10 Richau's Golden Balsam Ne. q
Curcs-Tertinry, McrcurialSvphilitic Rhou.
;na.ism, Pains in the Bones. Pains in the .
Head, back OF the Neck, liberated Sore
Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Lumps and con.
tracted Cores, Stiffness of the Limbs. and
eradicates oil disease from the system.
whether caused by indiscrction or abuse
II Mercury, leaving the blood pure and
healthy, Prize IS 90 per ! ottle.
hn hachRuI Golden - anish Anti
:ioen for tie cure OF Gono-rhga, elect
irritation Gravel, and oil Urinary or Geni.
Bottle.
ie Hichau's Golden Spanish In.
J"cttnn, for severe cases Of GonorrhDa
lmi!amm9to'y elect. Structures, &c. Price
81 per Bottle.
Le KichaU's Golden Ointment
for the eff ctive healing Of Sypbilitic Sores.
and eruptions. Price 81 GO per Box
10 Eichnu's Golden Phi s-Ncrye
and Bran treatment; loss OF physical pow.
er. excess or ovcrwork, Prostration, etc
Price $3 90 per Box.
,nic rid Nervine,
Sent everywhere, G. o. D., securely packed
per express.
c. F. RICHARDS & co. Agents.
Az q 40 sansoae street, Corner Clay,
SIN Francisco, Cal.
CIRCULAR MAILED FREE
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-17

T. B. CATRoN. J. H. KNAEBEL. r. W. CLANCY
CATRON, KNAEBEL Il CLANCY,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery,
santa Fe, New Mexico. Practice in all the
Courts in the Territory. One OF the firm will he
at all times In Santa Fe.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-17
IL. A, EISKE

Attorney and Counselor at Law, P. 0. Box
"F," santa Fe, n. NJ, practices in supreme and
all district courts of New Mexico. Special at
tention given to mining and Spanish and Mex
lean land grant litigation.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-17
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
GEO. w. KNAEBEL,

MAX FROST,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Santa Fe. New Mexico.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14
THE pAHssII cxss.

More Evidence OF the "Times, ,,
Ifnseness-nts Side All Heard.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special wires.
LONDON, March 13.--At the meeting of
the Parneli commission to-day, Mr..
Boamea, solicitor for the Times, testified
that he had found that the local police Of
Cork believed Coffee the Cork reporter
who testified yesterday that statement
be had made to policeman was ahso.
luiely falgs. Coffee signed the abatement
In witness office and said be would ties.
THY that II was true. ooffee had mot 70.
ceiyed the full sum to which he was en-
titled. Witnesses for the 7fnss received
from 10 shillings TO So and shiilings
dolly.
On ross-oxamipa.ion by Mr.. Biegar,
Mr.. Soanies testified that no GENT Kirby
Gao, 000 pounds 10 come 10 London and
testify for the Times Witness on re.
csipt of this information Immediately
recalled Kirby.
A man named Levy, who was . men,
Der of the Fenian Supyeme Council, tes-
titled ~ to his experiences while q menu
Der Of that body. On GROSS examination
he admitted that he had been imprisoned
for year for embeEzliuB his employers
money. This admission caused laughter.
At 3.29 p. m. Attorney.general Webster
announced that the cass for the Times
was faished.
At the request Of Sir Charles Russell,
counsel for the PsrneilitsB, Presiding
Justice Hammer ordered the release from
prison Of Mfr. William o'BEieo and MIR.
Timothy Harrington, whom It Is neoes.
cary for Charles to consult, on condition
that they abstained from agitation during
their liberty. The court then adjourn cd
until April I'd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14
STREETS AND SEWERS.
Ltstio BusiHenh OF Importance
Petitions GRANTED.

htthho bHbtHGNH OF IMn0rt0uCG-
Petitions Granted.
Messrs. Gawihrop and Murray were The
only members present ut the OF the
Street and Sewer Department Tuesday
night and the former presided. Tho fol.
lowing petitions were granted. John O.
Bfison. to tap Eighth street newer to
drain six hnuaes TO be erected on Van
Buren, street; also three houses to be
erected on KIRK avenue by George W.
Mcuautsey; I. N. Eaton, to drain j, e.
Smiths residence on jefferson street bs-
tween Tenth street and Delaware avenue:
Thomas Reilly, to drain No. 72e Market
street; John Mulvepa, to enter private
drain on Lincoln between Front and Soc.
ond streets to drain IS homes TO be
erected on said square.
City Auditor Newell reported having
collected 1854 Ia in liens on sidewalks
aud pollen. The weekly pay roll, amount
ing 10 6ii7 40. was allowed.
The street commissioner was instrnoted
, to investigate and report on the condition
OF Basoh street between Van Buren, and
Harrison; also to the bad condition of the
sidewalk on the north aida Of Vandeyer
avenue between Buena Vista and I4aMotte
streets, In front OF the Arlington mills.
Steps will be taken to Abate whatever
nuisances exist.
Ths board adjourned after paying the
following bliss
Combs Goal and Lumber Company, IS ~;
NJ, Donohus. si8.75; J. g. Morrison, els;
Thomas ]. Farley. &S On; Wilmington Goal
Gas Company, SLABS 81; Maurice Moran,
sS8.75; J. v. Oarille Il Company. e374;
Lawrence Burns, el.95; R. b. Briscoe,
sl.62; John Ingram. OIL; Alvan Allen.
4l9 60; George n. Boughman, Ella So; ID. 3.
Oreaswell, 81; William Simmons, S23.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14

PHiLApFipHth March 1.-THE receinta nj the
Wet philadelphia and North Fsnn4yIvnnin
Drove Yasls were For tho week. boeves. 3,pjO;
sheep! 1900. hogs $500.
Beef catte-kxtra 9iS.. good. 4aJiRc. ma.
dunn, slsag &C.; common, sagIt,. extra choice
Chicago steers, 4 h a 4 "a, ,.oinnloi, do, Alc
shcep-Extra HhiiSes, SKATE: good, DO, ska
Sa9Sc.
Lambs We're fairly active al 4isn;hc.
H@gs, extra tnUlia0. NE. god Western. n.
Mtksh cows, KesaBl
shSpery COWS IN poor request az sigap0.
BOLOGNA cows, dun at stall.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14
asaths.

ADAMS.--0n the Stl inst, Mary Jane Adams
daughter Of JAMES +. and Elizabeth e.
Adams, in the 2lth year Of her age.
BlRTlI.-ln this city, on tho 18th inst, Eliza
beth g. Birth, daughter Of the Int John NJ.
and Mary Turner, In the 6ist year Of her
aAn.
CofD.-on f.he eth inst, Horace Reid Cobb,
aged II years.
cARR0@.--0n the tth inst. Ida Il. Carrow.
CoLLlNS.--ln this city, on the tn inst, Patrick
Collins, aged 81 years.
DuFEY.---ln this city, on the 10Th inst, John
Duly. in the 44th year Of his age
HEISI.E Err On the 10th inst John william,
infant son Of John and Mary lieisler, aged
months.
HALr4--on the 18th ins., Amanda NJ. Hail.
aged Is years.
HuBERT.--Un March 18th, Mrs. Margaret
Hubert, aged CD years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF her son John
Hubert, No. 10 Market street, on Saturday
afternoon at . O'Clock. Interment at Rivervlew
cemetery
MAY.--ln thisclty. OH the eth inst. Joseph, son
OF John and Bridget Mny. aged months
O'D0NNELL.--AtCoc hranville, Chester county,
Pa, Mamie ODonnell, daughter Of tho late
Patrick and Sarah 0'Donnell, aged Il years
and 10 months.
STEWARD.-On the 9th inst, MIRA. Annie
Steward aged 50yearE
WARD.--on the It'll Inst, George C. Ward,
aged ~ years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14
PURIFYING WATER.
9hc Water Conaiissioncrs Dlacuss N
Kexy Esfs.rar

ne water Com 1lissionars Dlacuss N
Now Fiiterer.
Tho Board Of Water Commissioners
met In weekly session Tuesday evening.
Dr. Q. Elton Buok, y. N. Buck, George
A. LeMsistrs and Professor Williams,
representing Philadelphia chemical
company, were present and showed
new dterer which they fully explained
70 the board. II is salt which they call
trisodium phosphate and contains three
parts OF sodium to one OF phosphoric
acid. II 10 used by dissolving in small
quantity OF water, then heating 1t and
poudpg the solution into the drinking
water, which IL clarifies by depositine
the Impurities Of the bottom. II ID claimed
that 1t Is less deleterious IN It's effects on
the human stomach or in boilers than
alum, which Ia the usual agent employed.
Experiments were made by Professor
Williams 10 show the manner In which
the impurities were deposited. One test
with the Brandywine water did not chow
much deposit because, as one Of the
gentlemen present put II, tour Brandy
wine water is not impure enough to show
deposits at once y
general Discussion on the sutiect OF
purifying water ensued. This new fl
terer, 1t was estimated, would cost 1896
per day for the Hrst month OK six weeks.
and after tibet from $40 to $z5 per day
ior purifying 6,0C0, GOO gallons OF water
which 10 the average daily consumption
This led Mr. Porter to figure that it would
cost more than the GOAL cousun ed by the
department and he concluded BY remark.
ing that the people of Wilmington get
their water cheap IL they only knew It, -
The weekly pay roll amounting to 1888
was allowed. The petition OF John Il.
Dickey for water pipes at Third and Con.
rad streets, was granted. The bslsnoe in
bank was reported as $l2s, 500 &c. divided
ss follows: Current expsnsed Csc, 9I3 78;
bonds and interest, $l7,52s. II specisi
fund, $25 ,O6i.C9 The old city mill prop.
erty was released from Price L Phillips.
The board adjourned after allowing tho
following bills
R. B. B'scoe, 50 81; Brandywine Granite
Do, $s74y3; William 3. Bullock n 90,
$t7S: Lawrancs Burps, Sl5s4; J v. Car
Isle Il 10, % 50: o. 8 Cieland, So: Della
s67.83; HawEins a Co., Sl6; j. r Hudson
d o., $i1.s6: Hare 4 Morgan 90, 40
cents; William Kyle, Sl8; Ksnnebec Ice and
Coal Co. $1359; Kennehee Ice and Coal
Co., a330.76; George W. Lord, 5i3 30;
Henry McKianey, 3il.l0; Mercantile Print.
ing Co.,, $50 AZ; Lea Pussy Company, s5 So;
Pieros Il Beescn 81; Phillips u Kane,
$685.; Republican Printing and Publish.
ing Co., $4.40; Allen Speakman, SIS 80;
Trustees OF the Poor, e.; Vacuum OIL Co.,
S65.33 Charles Warner Co., Si5O3.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14
Congress Ye,serdav.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
WAsHINoroN, March IA resolution
authorizing the committee on coast de-
fences to sit during the racass and employ
clerk was introduced and referred to
the committee on contingent expenses
A like resolution ns to :he committee on
privileges ard elections was agreed to.
Resolutions offered By Mr.. Stewart for
the purchase Of 81, GOO 900 Of silver bull-
lon per month for coinage, and by Sen.
asors Gibson and Call for special com
mittees on the commercial relations OF
tho United States with Mexico and Cuba
and the West India Islands, were laid on
the table for the present. The Senate at
~ 10 proceeded to the consideration OF
executive business.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14
EERAEh.


Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
NEwARE, March 13.--John r. William.
son, Is Lying very i'll ct his house, suffer-
ing from complication OF diseases. Mr..
Williamson is over 20 years old.
A public dance was given in Caskey
Hall on Monday evening.
The missionary anniversary of the
Sunday school Of the Methodist Church
will be held in the church tomorrow
evening.
The house on Main street formerly
owned by d. W. Oaskey has been sold
by 8. M. Donnell to William A Miller
for SO. 900. The sale also included two
building lots, one ON Main street and one
on Academy avenue.
At meeting this week new board Of
trustees for the Methodist Church was
formed by the election of tho following {:
Charles o. King, Charles Walton, John
r. Hoffeoker, W. 8. Mote, james Mote,
Robert 3. Woodward, II. s. Goldey, John
Piliing. This ia an entirely new board
formed for the purpose of attending to
the temporal affairs of the church and
,.stiug as its legal representative. 1t
seems that by some curious neglect or in
advertence the record OF the former board
was lost, and eight or tan years ago the
board disbanded, fact inst gave the
pastor, the Rev. N. M. Bro wns, come
anxiety concerning the legality OF the
past acts Of the church. It was to remedy
this that bill was introduced in the
Legislature to legalizs the past acts of The
church. This bill was of an ex post facto
nature and was promptly killed. Nov
notification will be sent to the
clerk Of the peace of the foundation of
board Of trustees and certificate from
him will again make plain sailing for the
church. A committee was appointed by
the board to receive plaDs and speeidea-
tions, for Home extensive improvements
in the lecture room of the church, which
will be remcdeled and frescoed. The
estimated cost of the improvements will
be 81 900 aud work will commence about
May LIST.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14

GOLD HUNTERs GREED.
Trying 10 shnt onr americans

Trying 40 shut Ont hmericans-A
General Fight Imminent.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special wlros.
Los tHaELGs, CAL. March 10 Great
excitement eS1s,ed In tho lover California
gold mining camps last night, and thou
sands OF desperate gold hunters, BREATH
ing vengeance against Tho international
company of Kng!isa csnitslists whose
agents lay claims to the mines end are
frying to shut out Americans and Others.
Yesterday it was learned that the COM
papy bad sent to San FranciSco for s, 900
Chihamen TO work the mines and last
night the American and Mexican miners
held mass.meetinp and determined not
TO submit to the coming Of the coolies.
They framed petition TO the American
Congress asking protection.
The situation looks threatening and a
battle between the independent miners
and tho English compauy's men is looked
for every moment, Blood will certainly
bs shed If the company insists on bring
ing coolies to the camp.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14
A BnieAg sIa nLszr.
The Wilmington Fair,a main uuito-
tng Destroyed by Fire.

Ane Wilmington Fatr,a Main Wuitd-
ing Destroyed by Fire.
The main exhibition building OF the
Wilmington Fair Association was burnsd
comp'ste'y to the ground Tuesday night
and all that remains are the brick piers on
>whion the. frabe building stood. An
alarm was struck about 10 30 o,clock
from box M. "a, at HeAId and I,obdslI
Streets, but whon several fire com oapiea
reached the scens, the building was all
really nearly consumed. Il did not take
much over half hour to wips the build.
ing out OF existenos. Thonsands OF peo-
pie crossed Third street bridge, but oplv
few hundreds went as far as the yrounda
ON account Of ths distance and TIE mnI.
The sight whs grand one and the bnrn.
Ing building beautifully ILLUMINATED tina
entire Of South wilniirRton.
The Ore started Id the aoutb. ,ast
corner OF tho building and Il supposed 70
have been fred by tramps. Waterman
Thomas Hamilton Says that he visited the
grounds about 0 O'Clock and saw no one
about. No tramps were over seen
aocnt tho grounds hut they
oonid undoubtedly have found shelter
there at nights without being discovered
Secretary I. d. Bro IN iuolines TO tl,s be-.
lief that tramps accidentally set thu
building on fire.
The destroyed building was substan-
eial and Ornamental structure 40 nv lao
feet In extent with wings 10 by 30 and
10 by 80 feet. It was designed by Archi-
teot d. L. Rice, Jr., and with extras oost
about $5, $40. The insurance Il $40 0.
OF whish 81, 1000 each ara placed 10 the
Hanover, Home and westchester Fire
Insurance Companies Of New York and
che Merchants Of Newark, N. j. The
loss to the fair will be triiling as the brick
piers and drainage which were included
In the original coat are stili intact.
A Lew building will be erected nj once
on the snms general plans On the burned
structure which was satisfactory ia every
particular. The association expects 20
build additional structures for exhibits,
but FIRE just such AZ the ons last night
proves that the buildings should DO scat.
tered as much as possible 30 as to pre-.
vent tho destruction OF all In case Of an.
otr"r fire. The board of managers will
pr JAbiy meet this wesk and take imme-
diate steps for rebuilding.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14

! At eo'elock, p. M, at the court house, in the
city of Wilmington, the following described
real estate 81 Henry w. Rowland Nellie How
land and Valentine 81, Rowland, Jr., minors,
10 wit:
All that certain lot Of land with three.story
b1rk dwelling house thereon erected, situate
In the. city Of Wilmington, being No. G3l East
sixth street, and bounded AMI described as
follows. TO wit.
beginning at tho northery side of Sixth
street, between Pine and Spruce streets, ut
the distance OF as feet 40 incncs from tho
westerly side OF Spruce street, a the middle
OF the division wall between this and the adj
joining dwelling on the east, thence n0riherly
through the centre OF said wall, parallel 10
spruce street 30 feet to a corner, thence
westerly parallel to Seventh street 10 feet, ga
inches to corner, thehce sou.hurly and par
niiei TO Spruce street, through the centre OF an
alley between this and tho adjoining dwelling
on the west ~ feet to tho aforesaid northerly
side OF sixth street, and thence thereby east
etly l5.tent, a9a Inches TO the place of begin
ming, be the contents thereof what they may,
with tho use and privilege of the aforesaid
alley iii common forever,
Being the same lands and promises which
Joseph y. Patton and .iartha E., his wife, of
Wilmington, In the Sthte Of Delaware, did by
lndenttre made the 1hirtioth day of Decem-
ber 4. u. 1917, grant and convey unto John w.
Woodbury., husband Of tho said Mary c. Wood
bury, infce simple, as by reference TO said In
dontilre, recorded In the oitlco for the record
ing Of deeds, &c., ia and for New Castle county,
in decd record u, vol. II, page els, Will more
luiN uppFhrslHu WlicH mo sllu bOiln w. NOOd-
bury, In and by his last will aud testament,
bearing iatc the nth day Of June, A. u. 1889,
did devise unto the said Mary G.. Woodbury., in
fee simple, as by reference to said last will and
testament Of record in the orlce Of the register
of wills in and for New Castle county,wiIl more
fuliy appear, and which Seth II. Feaster,
trustee under the last will and testament OF
Mary g. Woodbury., deceased, did by indenture
bearing date the aSth day Of December, A. D.
lSsS, convey unto the said minors, their heirs
and nasign1 as tennnts in common.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by AUSTIN HARHING fON Trustee,
Attest; cpAnLRs II. McWHoarEa. i marS.is
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14
ooRoNmR,s GASES.


Inquest over the Remains of
Michael Madden - The Decom-
posed tsody of mn Infant Pound.
Tuesday afternoon Coroner Gamble
held an inquest over the remains oi
Michael Madden, killed on the r., W. &
B. railroad on Monday morning. Evil
dence showed that the deceased attempted
TO board the train while ii was in motion.
he made misstep. was caught beneath
tho wheels and about 80 oars passed over
his body. The Jury rendered q verdict of
accidental death. Madden was buried
from the residence Of James I. o'Oonnor,
No. 2Si MoDros street, yos;erdA ymorning.
High mass was held at st. paups Church,
and interment made at the new Cathedral
cemetery.
The dacomposed body OF an infant was
discovered Tuesday afternoon by some
children Who were playing In the Sacred
Heart churohysrd. II was found rolled
10 some clothing lying in drain at the
Monroe street end Of the yard. Sergeant
Tucker and Coroner Gamble investigated
the matter, Decomposition had SO far
set In that II was impossible to lsarn
anything. The remains were taken TO
potter's field for burial.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14
ramnnrnnoe Lecture.

A correspondent writes; ''The gift OF
terse orstory. though SO sparingly be-
slowed Ia highly appreciated by the intel
ligsnt public, and those who desire the
best ideas eagerly grasp the opportunity
OF hearing ono thus prepared discuss sny
great question Of the day. l allude, as
answering description to Mrs. Mary I.
Lathrop OF Michigan who has, not inaptly
been termed the Daniel Webster OF the
Temperance movement. This talented
lady will address the people of Whining.
ton on Sunday afternoon noxt ct 3 40
o'clock, upon the subject of temperance.
All are cordially invited to be present.
The public Is assured that this will be o
rich intellectual treat, entertaining as
well as instructive, and that the subject
will be treated In a truly original man
ner certain to leave lasting impression
upon every candid mind"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14
L0DAA Blk EVITSas.


The Landenherr hall has been sold 10
John Jones for rs, 800.
A. @. GrigEs of this city has been
granted letters patent for an electric cir.
cult.
Miss Bessie Ebbs Dorsey of this city Il
the guest of Mrs. john Gillen, Kenneth
Square.
Mrs. Ida McCann, who removed to the
west year ego, Is visiting Wilmington
New Jersey NJ. e. Conference has trans.
ferred the Rev. Joseph s. Moore to VIII
mington Conference.
e. A. Robinson and wife and Mrs. j.
N. Harman, Jr., have returned from q
visit to Baltimore friends.
Secretary T. Leslie Carpenter Of the
Street and Sewer Department has re.
moved to No. 705 Adams street.
The late Mrs. Amelis Kerr of New
York bequeaths S25, 600 to found p.o-
fessorship in Lincoln University.
Kennett paper states that Messrs.
Liebermpn & Co. have leased store Ia
that town and will open o clothing house
April LIST.
Six large cedar watts were received yes
terday by the Hartmann Il Fehrenbach
Brewing Company for thu requirements
of their enlarged premises on tho Brandy
wine.
The two big car fonts for the Pbiladel.
phia Il Reading railroad, which are being
built at the Jackson Il Sharp 90. . ship
yard, will be launched within week, al
though the date is not definitely fixed.
The report that W. B Herbert of Now
CASTLE, marshal to the United States con-
tular court ut Kausgswa, Japan, bad re-
signed is denied by his family, who say
thst he has not resigned and ia still OF his
post of duty.
Bishop Coleman will administer the
sacrament OF confirmation at Newark on
Sunday evening, March cath, at Trinity
Ohurch this city, on Sunday evening,
April 7th, at Calvary Church, this city,
ON April 18th, and at Dover on April
18th.
At the meeting OF the house COMMITTEES
of the Houm opsthio Hospital yesterday
10 patients were reported In the words.
The memorial room has been remodeled
and returnishsd. John b. johnson has
bsen awarded the contract TO build the
hospital morgue.
Tbs vestry Of Trinity parish has
elected u. y. Candy treasurer and John
s. Gsohe secretary. At the diocesan
convention to he held in Georgetown
next June, Trinity Ohnsch will bs repre-
sented by Or. Horace Burr ami r. T.
Canby and Old Swedes Church by Hon,
Thomas +. Bayardand William Davidson.
During Lent Bishop Coleman will make
the following vlsitAtions: March 18th,
Milton; March 17th, Greenvills in tho
mornipg and laurel in the evening;
March Gath, Stanton in the morning,
Newport in the afternoon and Newark in
the evening; April 81, Georgetown;
April 7th. New Castle in the morning aud
st. Johns and Trinity churohes, this
city, afternoon and evening respectfully;
April 10th, st. Stephens College, Annon.
dale, N. Y; April 9:b, New York city;
April 10Th, Anuondaie; April 18th,
Calvary Church. this city; April 18th,
Dover April 18th, Philadelphia; April
18th, st Andrews hutcb, this city: April
10Th, Good Friday, st. Johu's Church,
this CITY; Easter Sunday, Trinity Sunday
school, this city, in the afternoon aud
Trinity Church in the evening,