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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

Irisaii very well for the Democrats TO
poke fun at SPEAKER Reed, but as long as
l.e wields the gayei "the House wil oe
in order" With l57 majority in the com
ing Democratic House there Is hke'y
40 Ia nandemonium.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

THr exact figures Of the population oil
the United States have finally been CIV
en- out by the Census Bureau. The hg'
ures are g.. .622 80 for the whole country
superintendent Porter is TO be congrst
nlsted on the rspidity and efficiency
with which the work was done. Now
let ns have new Congressional appor
tionment hv the present Congress.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

FRASKFoRT. o December 4-This viii
lass Ess visited last night by a disastrous
coufagrstioa. ChilIicothe responded, send
ing by special ssir Der engi res accompan-
led by the Dire depsrsusnt. This morning
sbe ERE was extinguisbed- but q large ruin
ed aesks tell the extent ofthe lose The
village contaias 69) inhabitants, one bank,
aud is on the Pittsbusgh. Fort Wayne and
Chicago railroad.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

Tar Senate Republicans in deciding
10 push the Federal Elections bill TO tne
front and pass ii. have merely decided
that the Republican party is for what rs
,i,ht and no, to be swerved from the
right by anv consideration.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10
vaux VIII Not Contest.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4 Congressman VsuK
to-day decided not 10 contest the seat of
Congressman elect McAleer. This decision
was brought about by the Democratic lead
ers. ~ho advised against it. They make the
argument tisst TIE Fifty second Congress
win in no way imitsss the FiAy-irst in re-
gard to contested election casas. Unless a
contestant is able to read his title very ciess
indeAd he will not get much beyond the
room OK ths Committee on Elections Mr..
vauK, il is said, sabes,ttea brief of his case
to several Demscosiic leaders. sDd after
looking into Il carefully they frankly told
him il was hardly strong enough TO base a
contest on. Mr. yuus nsay hEye been cheat
ed, but be has not proven Il.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

IT appears that while over twenty
,housand women registered in Boston
f,r the purpose Of voting in 1883, less
than eight thousand registered this year.
This is q fact that it might psy some oi
the enthusiastic female suffragists TO
amske note Of
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10
Iumns- Fancy oIassware.

We have now in stock the largest line OF
Lamps and Glassware in Somerset. and
more coming for the holiday season. Fancy
Glasswsrs. Vase and Hanging Lamps rang
ing in price from Scots. to $40 so. Call and
see our stock whether you wish to buy not.
KaSrsER & PLArT.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10
PhotogaaphsI !

/ am now located in Somerset, on the
Glade House lot, and will remain for awhile.
am prepared TO make all sizes Of Photo
graphs and to copy from old pictures. spe-
cial attention given to childrens' pictures.
Will be glad TO have you call and see my
work. W. g. FLEMING, Artist.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10
rhA nelamatar Crash

pelamater & Co., bankers, of Meadvilie.
made a~ assignment Friday morning for the
benefit of creidssS. George w. Delamater.
late Republican candidate for Governor. is
President Of the institution. The frm is
hopelsssly involved and many persons lose
bv the failure
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

TINS fellows who exPecied 70 see the
Rembl;can flag bauld down and a white
rae run up were mistaken. The veterans
Of the Republican party have been ID
u. ;.,,,;ei,es before.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

GOVERNOR Hma. Of New York, has de-
c,sred himself, and says that he VIII mol
he I. candidate for United States Senator.
Mr Cleveland rs not smiling in ms
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

Ir is becoming apparent that the In
dians on account Of their III fed condi-
ton are more likely to 90 on the cat1e
trail than on the war path.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10
State Treasurer Boyer Securing His
Claim Against B. X. Jamison g. Co.

EkrE Pa, Dec i.-ststs Treasurer Boyer
has entered Judgment in the courss Ia this
county against the frm Of B. X JamisOn 4
Co, Of Philadelphia, for $4,000 and another
FOR 5000 against Jamison individually.
s@tiisr judgments have been entered in
the adjoining counties in order to effect a
lien on property kelieyed to be owned by
them somewhere in this sssiicp Of the State.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

GENERAL MUS is quoted as saying Unar
the Indians would rather die fighting
than starving. In this respect they are
not materially different from other men
white, black or yellow. But the re-
mark raises the inquiry whether or not
she Indians have been insuiiciently fed
az the agencies. The government has
appropriated an ample sum annually to
provide for their proper sustenance. II
the contractors and post agents and trad
ers have been cheating them it is small
weader the Indians want new Messiah
and ecalps to boot.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

TuE weather and the Presidents mes
sage have made Democrats qo''e cniii'
far some davs past.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

srx.roa QrAY has introduced OIL 70
increase the pensions of soldiers WY
were unusually badly MANNED or injured
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

A photograph by Dabbs, the Celebrated
Pittsburgh Photographer, s'ill always prove
an acceptable Christmas present.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10
Earthquake SHOCKS in Missouri,

LocKwooD, Mo-, Dec. 5.-For several weeks
past explosions have been heard and their
force felt in this vicinity like heavy blasting.
They have been growing louder and more
vialent each day. This morning two dis
tinct shocks of earthquake were felt between
a. m. and 2:l0 q. NJ. At 3 o'clock a third
and very violent shock was felt. Houses
were shaken and swayed, which brought the
people out of their beds. The shock was
alarmingly severe. 1t force seemed to be
from the north to south.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

THE Democrats in the Senate have de-
termined on a policy Of obstruction TO
defest party measures before that body.
There ia nothing new about their pro-
posed line of action. II was pursued last
winter. aud is always pursued by the
Democratic party when in the minority.
Itisa "doe in the maneer" policy which
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10
Fancy orooerIas,

A fall line of Bottled goods, such as Olives
High Grade Ca;sup, Gherkins, Chow-OhoW'
Celery Sauce, etc, new stock also many
staple goods just received.
KAsrxRR & PLAT.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10
A Nervy Young Lady.

Mt Pleasant Journal.
Miss Lille. the Oldest daughter OF Post
master MeAdams, of Mt Pleasant, heard
chicken squali one night last week, about IL
o c!, ok. and, in a manner at vs'i nee with
female be havior in such cases, quietly took
a lantern and went down 10 the coop TO see
what was wrong.
When she srri,el at the coop and trisd
the door, someone inside threw himself
against it, Even then ihe young lady didn't
faint. nor did she cry for assistance, but
quietly ordered the inmate to leave in haste
if he didn't care about having her brother
James try his hand with a National Guard
rifle The man took the advice. jumped out
through back window in the hen house,
and ran for his life out through the nursery,
followed by the house dog and Two shots
from Jimmy's big gun.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10
rrIhnts of Respect.

WHEREAS, is has pleased Almighty God in
his all-wi,e providence to permit the Mes
senger Of Death to enter our midst. calling
John A. Walker to his eternal home IN
heaven, therefore be it
Resolrsd, That while We cannot under
stand the mysterious providence that has
thus early In life taken him away from earth'
vet we bow in humble submission to the
divine will, knowing that our Father makes
no mistakes, and, "What we know not now
we shall know hereafter
Resolscd. That in his death Pine Hiil Sun
day School has lost q bright aud faithful
scholar. and the congregation consistent
member.
Re,olred That in his death the Public
School has lost a munh loved. bright and
studious pupil. and, The Farmers Cornell
Rand has lost mos. worthy and esteemed
member who enjoyed the confidence and
love of all.
Raolved, That we ever shall cherish hi
memory and so live as TO obtain :hat eterna
place which we feel sure Is his.
Resolred, That we extend to the sorrow
ing parents, brothers, and friends our heart
felt sympathy. yet rejoice that they sorrow
not as those who have no hope.
Resclred, That these resolutions be pub
lished in our county papers, and copy b
sent to the bereaved parents.
GEo. A. sTAHLs \ T. WALktR'
SADIE !. BoosE, MATILDA sfAhL
| MINNIE PARTS, EVA u WALKER
Committee.
PryE Hill. Pa, Dec. /, 1890.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

T., uss a wesiernisrn. the mercury
seams 10 have "g,t the drop."
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

One hundred thousand corus OF Unesrnur,
Oak, and Hemlcck Bark, for which The
highest cash market price viii be paid.
H.G.&F. S. CUssEeHAs,
Somerset Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10

The most safe, prompt, efficient and re-
liable agent known for absolutely painless
extraction of teeth. In use in this county
only hV JuDp MeIlMftSftsttif, MelMftSftsttifrra Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-10
Nitrous Oxide Gas,

RrsrIs. Pa, December $, 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
FOND GUILTY or uiNSLATGHTHR

ASSISTANT Di,T!,i-Attornev Jerome. III Part II.
general sessions. YESTERDAY. summed up tT W."
people IN Tie case Of PhrliX Palmer. The sai" III y =
IL the Mo>cr sai' Company, wh" was inf.'''d !"
.uir:cr In TIE t:. detI.', charged With crrSI. a.
skull uf Lawyer John A. ATKINSON. on tn n-ht 81:
March 90 "a, Tic A>;Ou Flats, fihy-f y. nnd
Ir,ndwav with !, heavy cart ruilg. I.i!rncr'> =.
frrcc was that Tkm-Dn. who hall crt!iH. lAG
assaulted hin. and HAT SCI dct'ncc l." lid -iuch
INC awvcr who fell and struck h., A"r! on -"
sane step. receiving TIE fdia! "oI.d. Al "'I'''
last cIc.luc ~" ju.y retired. Ni"r al h'Hr go.
4 half, dcll, c:,i,ion tie iu.y r'in'L"i.
what is your v"r',. gentlemen - asked ne
,'r;.
We fMd lim --
Crash: The heavy cart-Ir,nr. which had been II g.
IS clinc,.c. a.nist ~" pr!>1i."r fell t" -" '"
from :he desk ...i>t which i h q been '''''' hi
struck thc floor WITH l"ad h".'". Ia" ir!-"i. .
started, and ,fnr. t... cchp'- .,I do" aN", -" J. +"
r.nn had contlnlvd" guilty ~ 'nhI'!Aif@tT ~ Vac
INST dccrc'.
,cI.truCc, a..G IT, led away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
FINE FrRNITT RE AT NV PRICES.

The Brincr Moo" COMPANY. No- 81 and - West
Fourc"nth -. arc nOA showing Il luDH>ph" stock ~
dine goods marked at exceptional prices. The hon"
d.sir.> csp ally tbs 10 assert their position
auufacturcs al,d The price, Al whic! they "''cr
ING their furnituI'. Is example Of Uhnt keen Coz"
PCT .on and perfect management Will do. Esp
,ia!ly attractive pre-, are offered III d,nuG room.
c!a,nLcr and parln" furniture. novelty III din"S
taI., Is o!.e which j. extended c.G, 4 ly ncau-
Of 4 patent which inov"s th" table 80 ch>ih th
clih can adjust il 10 IN" dimc'I~' Il rI'rcl g..
..0, different ,ic> in chamber ,, al" shown l..
ion. natural woods AID cInm, led far. .turc ~
White or TINT Of ool,: with gold. Whit" maple. hliri
birch and all the mallo-aiys are favorii" ""!~ ih
tins season for bedroom SET. This house l. IIrj
co-n, out S"c II odd pieces OF hhc p'r"" st a.
merely nominal pilrca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

AlcNt'frr t.t.h. the 'nlp-i Il guhIi' an l"picr ct
I"v, IN T." ri'nt Harrison recently rVir''"l
VI t,'"- f." L.t'..' "i' r"'fS ih' = li"r' ~ W.
Large. ,,N,. w.t. !,v. II" i, ~ur.d i.e f"N !a' >
~ ,'i" as lt.," -ii!i.,.: ."r Ia p"-'. ~!n'c h.
arrival J.. g.. ,ly NJ. lash h., t"'n e." lee Irr'f
f ui.N A"."r, from n> c"!oi". fr"nd,. NJ tl''
Alr,an Mt..n!..t lungch on sunday HI, evangelical
wur. a.. rl Iar;. 'oIi!lrt was d"cli upon bi th"
TO-. pr. Dcr.rh .td resolution VA, unanimously
adopted l!iu.>4,c 81. tlntk'> aris'..tWcat.
~ u m,'iuc Il the Ministers "t Nh" Afr.ran
N"ih.n,lt Episcopal rhUr,h". II the cts and H.
vicinity on MoiG.I Mr. Clark mae short address
u:y,, the past ard fitr, Il hi, idcr nad advised "a"
NECESSITY OF tn, c,ucd"n oi the mi>>e and ur;'r, IL"
A., ALTON Of all u,rtl"rr that have for their object
me ,!rug all the Fights '"i
ui.',i the a,Ii of thS Lifted stats. After
,r,, .r- raj minister, r>u.lI' lOn>
pli;ucithry - ia" President and Mr. Clark wcr'
.,upt, ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
CALLING A HALF rs THE NEW CENSTS.

Rcci,tration dav orcas oued halt In the work 81
the municipal recount, AMI yesterday Only sixty -oue
hook, Of tromen were recci cd at the Mayors Office
They ntlIncd l4O.594 names. The total number VI
hooks received is $40. showing l,2252' Names. or
average Of 63s election district. The expert,
discovered an error In the tables OF 10000 Yesterday.
which reduced the total Of Monday night from 1.l25.
O33 to 1853, O33. cutting down TIE district average
IRON 1 ,6s4 as it then figured up. to l51. Th're
are still 1913 districts hear from and these will
com. from the thickly populated parts Of the ci,y
supervisor Kenny believes they will raise thu
TO about 500. amt yet g.vo total OF LOO 600 fDr
New York, population.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
THE RCpDET LACKS confirm ALTON

The rp,rt tat The ROYAL ~ u;-,Nt" f"HpHN h1i
the Queen lnsurauc" nIpAny. Of Ensltn" ar I' =
y, a. alcalna~ may Ie tr,i" and II NAV no.! v. w
Henshaw ass slant ma'acer 81 the E"ca. IN ~ cts.
said vcster iav that the manager. Ffwn / I"i! j
had been ,-.I.cd 10 T. ,la1" IN bu'ih'-' II IN
port 4ncc BIT what II was h" was u"ahl" '" S'N ne
wes =, sUr that thr subject q. anal tna'r; -" -"
coup,Yic, VIZ not thought % b. NJ. frffrH i"! ,"
hie d,n,rtur,. and VIII De sn~p-i-" hl'I Il h !H
urh W., the reason for his brig uHNnn'd I" Ia 81
oua-'crs James A. M,cdn' AID a'r' II I b" Cn""
Insurance Company IN this city. + al-o IN IN" dark
and The Oic1l- o! b-t conpiIi"s IN d"n'i wri c:
t. give the story cr'd'nrc or not
II /. said that he analcaml.ipr "f the" two com
paliic, Will. III fact swto" up The On "H = 'ufa''
Cnnpln" entirely and th.t both T." home iu G.
AID their larg brt'cl"s In Al"ri" " II h" com nr':
undcr ma'arc!aent: Tn" rtnor l. '"n"" hi'
Lar. owing t. may 'mp,yr, Of ia" CuecY tpnlA. '
IN Aircr.ca. wlo ARE Lutte anxious to know wii'
their fac wili be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
,yvr-Ir CONVENTION or NEW DEALERS.

Tho seventh annual convention Of III" H'~'hea'crS
aud rook sellers National Association VA held ve'
,cr,av n. 40 80 Si>th-avc. About seventy I'VE hr"
co,c. rcrrr,crting eight states. We" present fr~l-
DON, James a. NcMurray, ~ N"w York. rr'~f"d Inc
prlic,p, ,iSuc,s 81 the CONVENTION waN TIE dS'hS'oh
~ various projects for the forming % stock company
In opposition 10 the American News Company. Tor
suppylnc dealers throughout the country win BOOKS
newspaper, and periodical While there wa strons
feeling that the dealers ought to form such company
thcrc vas Oh The other had. generally oppressed
op,uion that such an organization woIlf aeon pll'h
tIc or nohg against tho great corporations n'" In
,,,,,.ncc Finally resolution Wa passed. providing
for th. appointment ot committee o! THREE I" solicit
c.r,a for sIrh an enterprise. y irN"l'l"n was Al"
r,s,.d l,.tructlg the cN~u tvc rommi'" I" present.
IN T., IT, Lr.,>i'u'' Of tn stat" calling Tor TIE
licensing II all re" sd"a!cr,. including chlrrn
The annual clrct.pu o. officers rc,Gt~! AZ follows
Pr--.d.nt James NcNurray. New York: first vice
resident G. H. swift. I'l!,i"ipha s"cond vic" pr'-i
dcnt MI. T. p"3r,,chr. tr!rnd>hir. y y T'c'Nii :
,rtr,ra.N. john l.. IAtan lLt".:, L. J. ''ri'Hl "'.t
ri.rV l.. | ',pr'I,l Sc" urh, treasurer. Joan IL
s,irr. nrrki,u "a" m'ut'"r - ~" c"ht"i'"i
tncsi Al Jardu.u'. ard ~ "a" rtrtIIc attended, ne
t,lr.t." a, ...i~ 81 IN" SEES lorn AID bruOhyn Del"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
rUr pRrSoNER BIT NOT TIE JERE, PlkANED

Indigo MARITIME, sitting in Part III al "c.r:A >eN
Inns Yesterday. =, deutiy dis1lrascd WIN III"
,,,c, If ,,ru.ttal nruncht bv tn Jury IN t,c case
-, rr,lrrl,h Eritl h. a,,si tWcHty I'VE, rahr', "i
So 49, East seventy sixth Il. Who was 'haTT'"
With assault FOR ,:ILt,us Policeman JOAN I" >harhrN
NJ thr twenty MA rrc.iUct. on september :. WheI
tho Jeremiah announced the iur'> d''.~"i "a" JUDI
al To- "a. prisoner: " " tie jury has i'ih"" You
am comp lied to G!'charsc N"n. "'' " '"s" u''"
an TN, iury | would have voted GittrhtS. hrl
,.h. dch.nre VA. t;l.t he Thought he wa> being pur
md by ruiitr, the nght hC.ng Gaih. Ana when ''h"
u,c q, rouh hlm. IL ...a.cd h!.n WHh A'H hl'';''
rl,r u,ut..ilt, testified iat h" hal -l.'h u" a.
,.,,,rt rn indication that h" wa- an Vr'rr ot Tie
L,w before he laid hands pn HIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
..o,,pr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

.,,,,cn,. Court-Gs.es. lerm--B Before Van Brant. r.
H. ' IL u i5 II - - Is: Ky IT, IT, H.
lav court-Chambers Before Barrett. J-Motio'
I? st t .;a H 9feis sec lnsra.
s s. e. i. e. E. =, l 81 xii ;Sis '.
rs i $50 ~ r. t ;% So SIS; 80; u.s. 5s 49, - e.
lien me u; I-ptorc Lawrence a.
No. c ! :S SSa :1, SS ; 2SS, I iS ~
T ri M Ii- no. 11 lr Sii2 j.
Cas-, r % iIo Par; iii neioc Patterson" j.
1851 81 49, :s' :%;5 :S;7 co. ~ g:
us i5%t I3s3- ao Ia. $780, 80 -oiS' 2oo'' VO'
i'? sp;, Ia .a cor-ccuit-part lvDctorc Beach H.
~ !sC I'D, 'S Ss iiO f4a i''s 81 -3s w. ''V'
S,rrosae. Contributions Ransom STwiil Of 'iF' Mn,
K Ki4s1 10 3 80 p,4aa joan q
'a ana 4 o GSh ~ raj al 7 AdIcGfd
for coart-srec;a Termn 'ior" Dugro J-Motoa.
Si,~ro. Iour,--iqu.ty Ierm-Lc.orc lruaA. J'-Ho'
So ~ TX M IA ~ II: H,o.r Freedman
,,r,rI"r toii-Ira 1rrIn-rArt IlAd.oun Tor The
"F sa ror Trial Terrrar' III Before Chairman,
J. ~, So 7os $40 72l. ol3 1891. 10. 75l oie
800 e1 n' r. a> special Tsrn-D,toc Alien. JSo' l.
icour,on pas, Equity T,tm- Before Ducro Mos T.
C. - an Ii.a,-Tria Tcrr-rart I-R'fore DAILY j.
20. e a. > - II. T.. IS. - l.. -, rs, ~ 80 81
90 n,non r.! Trial l'rh Pr: ietnf' hoos, @T"f
J->". -. I'll. Ca. ~ -. - 90. ~ ~. % " 30
30 r. toir Special Tern R"''," rhrl!'h Notion
yo, i-a. 10. 1870? 1871 "E 81. 80. 1870 i-''
''Itv Tr TIA. Tern Par II H'for" ''!rrcrch j.
40 80 u.s.. ii"i ii"i l%'o c"2. I'D. lfN"
cry court ra I"rmr' r,''" oo VI. Na .s ood
HOS oc3 ol7 a.. 80. los. ,,
e., ",...' sra T"rn.-rart IV-B'io'e Van "vcH
otr %. ,,.n.-.i &. -.ion--Part H"for" Cowlnp a.
snd Assistant pi-trct'Ah"rir' M|d"Hha 70 90
' Cour. Of Genera, S">sions-rart l1-nc'or" snvth n
.,t Assistant pstr.rt.AoFn"y j. romc-No- N 10. IN
elusive. , e...,... pa, WI uc,,re MARITIME y
,rd ,s.,s,ant p..rlrt.Attorn'y Davs-Nos " ~ IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
yUEiL or lOHS II EARLE

John Earl. W. barred Nc,t'':'itj Al '.''h""'
rrr...r, th, funeral IrlnS place ~ IN" Hr' "i
Ia. Inr,ruati,u M.,..,tii diI Illti N'th l. =
immoral ,rrycr Tor III" Immediate family WAS '"li!c''"
prr,,on,ly al Mr. Earle home. 40 ii West thirty
unh ST. hy the Rev. Or. Baker Of 81 luhc'. III t'sr
church tie coih placed IN thH centre la'. ai the
,.,l,, c,. COM. ID by g." r''to' the k'' A"hHr
.uronk, assisted 10y the EcN. pr lahrr lhr 'h"lF
,.,ng Lad. knd.y LAM. aI "''U>' Love- !"
Nv .ouIp BESIDES +. Is. t,rfiu. The dead man son
IN l,,r and ,rrcat!ou from the TIN - Of - Luke ;
IIo,plt A. tier. wrr, also present Bishop Poser. James
H. \trch Walter L. Erowu. &. W cmiti h. "
t'rawiDr Carlisle Norwood. the ltcv. d. h. W poHin.
n 4 oakley " Meyer, Charles g. laidon. W. ii.
iIurlbut DAVID Ciirb,nn and George Bliss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
SOUTHERN NEWBORN BIPTISTS.
TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THEIR
observation-disclosures ELECTED

TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THEIR
AssoC1ArIoN-oFFICERs ELECTED
Tho twentieth anniversary of the Southern New
York Baptist Association began yesterday In the
Calvary Baptist Church, Fifty seventh st. near seventh
ave. Sessions were held In the morning. afternoon
and evening. The principal business OF the morn
ing was the election of officers for the year inc
following were choscn President. the KcV' W. "
Lifting, Of Mt Morris Baptist Church; vice'prr>den'
Theodore W Todd Joseph RroAa" CLERK The
Rev Dr. Poison of the sixteenth street baptist Church
assistant ccrn the Rev. Dr. Harrison. Of AeAahdcf
Avenue Church; corresponding secretary samuel l.
lIman: first reader, the Rev ]. y. Brihcr, oil North
Church assistant reader. T. +. smith
A number Of letters were read, showing the stand
ing OF the various churches. Calvary Church reports
.43 members, an addition Of lO7 during the wear,
which is the largest annual growth the church has ever
had There was S21. 900 during III" gar {" be
for benevolent purposes and S2l 1000 contributed
10 meet current expenses. feature Of The anniversary
Is chart Of the life Of Christ that has been hung III the
chapel by permission Of lie deviser. thc ke\. H. H.
Hughes recent seminary graduate WHO ma i"r some
made this subcc, his special study tn" rhat IS
about twenty feet square is so arranged that the
geography Of the place where Ch1sts life was spent
is given detail and the date and place Of any event
IN HIS luc lie readily Traced by means OF vary
in rcd, ed sl.c and is expected he of great 70
members Of the ministerial profession
The anniversary will last throughout to day ai:d
tomorrow. The features Of to day, exercises Will lo
from 10 $50 p. m. and sorinoH 'N the KEY. DE
!. T. ki,tre'!ee at p NJ The New IOra nl'hr '.,
of the STATE below lonkcrs and NyLc' There arr
iu ALL nifty eight churches IN the organizations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
WHAT STREET CLEANING costs

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Illness YESTERDAY Mere uiifpuild'N lie lito
- o., only with "A cold. Which cpIhncd nm 10
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