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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

The new census report Of religious boz
dies in the United States shows that
there are l34 sects, with $4,000 600 mem.
bers. The Mcthodists number 6, 900 900 !;
the Baptists, 4 900, 900; the Roman Cath.
Ollie, 4,OO0,0 900; the Presbyterian, 3,0O0,-
600; aud the Episcopal,9 ., 900 DOT, approx
imately.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

NoTEs OF ALBANY CidAa Factory.
you want real choice smoke try our II
center.
Why smoke Chinese made cigar now
that you can get far superior one at
Joseph's cigar factory, made by white
labor 2
Try our celebrated cent Havana filled
white labor cigars.
We make specially Of selling cigar,
OF our own make by the box at factory
prices.
Fine Meerschnum and Briar pipes and
tuli assortment Of smokers articles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

EVERYBODY SAYS So.-If the wild
y tnIc TX they would say, "Go to
Powell & Co.'S for groceries and pro-
duce, or their stock is large, their prices
low and quality the BEST" This Is the
~olversal verdict Of III cir customers
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

Fine silk umbrellas at = M French's jew
elry store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

For nothing nice in dancing pumps gos.o
Klein Bros; just received nice. ce.assortment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31
a VOICE. Ef,0R posT III

Hon Binger Hermann passed through AL
bany to- day for bis home at Roseburg.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

A brilliant social event Was ANTICIPATED
the other day at Astoria, city that geta
its styles right directly from Paris: ut
was whispered about In certain select
circles last evening, that at an early hour
| this morning blood would be spilled on
the other side OF the Main street hill. In
other words that u duel was 10 he fought
between gentleman from Portland and
a well known resident Of this city. All
Efforts To learn the names ol the parties
were futile, those In the secret refusing
To disclose them or say why the parties
/ wanted 10 resort 10 the field Of honor 10
settle their differences. Tho authorities
have been apprised that there il likeil
hool Of the affair taking place and prom
ise to arrest the principals and seconds.
/ Now that Col Hogg Is In tnc valley tn
public may look Tor some live q P"nrws,"
/ At least II can be said that the lrcss Of
Oregon is alive.-lournal. Thanks.
When an Orcgonian goes East he writes
back: Oregon is good enough for me. I"
Verify Albany IL metropolitan. Besdea
/ having koene, Libcrati, Stevens and
Morris in one week last evening 1t run
teams all night clearing First Street.
That Is the way they do In London, Paris
and New York.
/ Some people think newspapers get
comps for everything. The DEMocRAr il
certain this IL not true, for Il lawyer in a
( distant city who collected fourteen dol
lar bill charged us just half for his In.
tluence.
Some one las discovered that watch
/ h "A reliable compass, and u DEMocKAT
man who has tried the following finds ID
| 10 be n fact. and very interesting one.
/ ly towards the sun. 4 line midway be-
tween the hour hand and XII will point
due south. This will not work nights.
Albany knocked Salem out on big
squashes aud cabbages; but on big girlr
for the present We gently succumb 10 th,
home Of the eonyicis and insane. Says
the Journal: Salem can boast oi llttls
miss eight years old, who tips the bean
nt li0 pounds. Albany has been Growing
over us ON big productions but Salem cat
produce the genuine article to cngendci
pride and admiration, growth of pleas
ing humanity that is rarely seen. Come
of the limb, Mr. Albany Democrat. AT,
surrender. Verify, the growth Of III,
Willamette valley products is wonderful.
An Albany man hands rs the following
with a smile, and says publish II, II is cor
rect: The man who went out 10 mill
and sat down on boulder In the middle O
pasture and waited for the COW 10 bacl
up TO him, was the eldest brother TO tn
man who kept store and did not advertise
because he reasoned that the purchasing
public would back up TO his place when
wanted something"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

Umbrei's'. aosaamoTs aud rubber boots
and shoeE A. e lowest rccs st
II &, sEAHLs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

Some people think newspapers get
comps for everything. The DgMocRAr is
certain this Is not true. for lawyer In a
distant city who collected fourteen dol
lar hill charged us just half for his In.
tluence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

Verify Albany Is metropolitan. Besides
having keene, Libcrati, Stevens aud
Morris in one week last evening 1t run
teams all night clearing First Street.
That is the way they do In London, Paris
and New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

When an oregonian goes East he writes
back; Oregon is good enough for me. ="
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

Mrs. II. l.. WHEATON,
~ Post st. San Frnucieco
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

At least II can be said that the l,rcss Of
Oregon is alivc.-lournal. Thanks.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

Now that Col liogg Is In tne valley th
public may look for some live q l. P"nrws,"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

ihll&leiPhla Evening Telegraph, Reb,
4 4 .., spee!li correspondent ol IN esteemed
NsH Aotk contemporary ii his dis 5atchea nj
the on last=nl ia.ei from London saws:
v e the Tine fer america to look oit tor
q ~ %9AtElnl aypters. No sooner ma
Us idllll blll tttcWme law thau the b l,ati- \
I'M Alnerean maHHige itci.{ III ,h5iy,. 'G.,,,
gNa hero On shHe gerE4 taelpg th,iis 4,r,,,i,.t
= sah " tGoNe tlro4th theW great MAMMA. i.
titsHE t0Wna IN t4p 'i3,tutis 5ff4rftis5 III WIN,
NytkMbn inducements IL erlitfat5. z, 49,
led' ~ result I'll tiieiI liFi6ri N nm. n ,3l.,,.
seti "a iha lnlAaus1 iEsrea af ste,f5,t,as
N0FelAbtt. ~ ~
IA4t tnis should ceear was both ra.,ir.I
ana inevitable, IAese IL 4 ylrtuatlv No.
hlp-tQFy ulty cG Tie larger Iart OF ina
PIoilsts OF Tor IN lGBos; thsta a nn di,Fv
WaAfeyar on fessigG la5o. itsef. ii Il a.
res as tue ait, aad i.s importation d
l masses i3 ona OF tu5 necessities cseaEed ~
80 ~ . htlley het. no act gives Opnpr-
Sun!tI 70 tns mtnufaCtu cts to Increase ths,
Pc 81 Their manufacturers eRofmcu5iv
T. t.stlef gives them ths Opportunity. by
SKATING cut IlssigI Competition, 10 form
uIies1As5le combinations TO hy wholly
9,LpttEhEy prices On everything they pr5.
uGas. h.tYlhB ne eAtirs REID TO them
9SaFe., lll5y can fsstt!ct ptqauetlOG 10 aus
quaatltg LhoI plagss. lacy aie aps0blie
masters Of the American marker, ana ever
consumer "a a. tbsir mercy.
ne increase Of prleGs which has gIres, A.,
81 ~ WIZ lave tle certain eiIGel or r0tus.
ing the purehesilg power OF money. Ma
WeEes Q! tAe W1fEnen VII, os taofe laeVety
aps2Nbea tAaA eyar II Purchasing Tor hfs
"a e2lly tls nsses-dtle5 Of Ilgs Il thsssf'5rs
Follows IS saraiy ~ Lisl.t {ailo53s ,9i,, ls5.,S
ta5 M0ekt4tA Viii lnss: upon Oh ircranss
o. Ba&s5 eGuli to tho HadaI eest Of Hvine
IN 3 demtt0d tbs mauutUctufer win r5sisf
~ as atl aAt aIhEit 70 h4ein; this tat frlf
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
NELSON'S FAST NILE.


IERRE hAuTE, md, Ost 1O-Nslson's az.
TEMPT 10 bent the trotting stallion record
| grew Urge crowd to the Terre Hsute
track yesterday. O. Ii. Selson had given
ni5 word 90 horseman, in printed inter.
views, mat his stallion would surpass all
reeofls on the track and demonstrate that
u Was the horse ana not the klte-ghunsd
Track which earned tho record of 2.tII nj
hanEasee, ILL.,, on Ssptemher 2G.b ina
tfAck here Is circular, hit ysrV fast Nelsnn
went . Warming-up nil in 2.23. Then he
scored down, accompanied BY a runner
w. Nelson nodded Tor the word at the arst
tlial. aud the great contest against time
The quarter was reached in s2 seeonds
ire half In 1.04l, three quarters inl 1854. /:
and tae mile in 21l{ When the Sensational
tlne was announced here was d wild and
enthusiastic throng. The noble animal was
surrounded IN an instant by the crowd, and
az elegant horal collar was placed around
starte. liam announced that Nelson had
broken the stallion record, and nropose1
three cheers for the horse. three far the
orlver and owner, three for tho fastest track
IN the world and three for Ierrs Hauta ali
OF which were given with the pproar al
enthusiasm. The scene at this moment has
never besn equalsd in Indiana on race
traek, exceL !, possibly, when Axtell (2.l23
l1th. 1889. = o''ot'f
N9t only was the stallion record brcken
yesterday, but the fastest ttLae ever made In
= laee Tss also bsatau by Hal Pointer IA
me req r.. for-ali pacing race by going q mile
u WI. Hal Pointer also broke the record
ioF ne three fastest consecutive heete made
1.09a, 212F 2ls. Lits Brown Jur,s ,' fine ~
was all4 2ltf 2l2I. lui was made al
Haftforc On Augugl q III, 1851,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
a sLIGHr TIRE.
Damage TO .lin EtOOR spR u HOUSE a,
the ttf,nastss


A spgrk from defective ehinpev In tbe
Inree story brick house at No. IO7 Weter
street set fire to i shtngie roof Friday morn,
lag and eausAd an alarm Of FIRE TO he strIrk
from box M ca al the p, W. II b. railroad
staAon, by Assistant StaGionmastar Thomas
Brison at 1855 DC ock.
Aha lire COMPARES ran theft hose on The
raiis0ad tracks on TBter ptrnet aad tilrongh
from Font strant, Holes wore cut In ina
root and the hcnse flaqdad with Wrter. ,ltbe
root Of tbs house ut No. los also eaught and
It was flooded.
The building Is known as the Con,mercial
aoq59 and Is ownat by the esta,e az
Nldh9las Jenhg. No. 100 ai5o beIeres +,
me same e4tAta. No. M + occupied III Il
FRS Casey. .BrJogeY Toa" ailo ,iSsa
th9re md sevsrnl otter pe-eons, mostly
women. Soft drinks we're sold over rba
oaf. fno iAmates VIII l0s9 heavily on their
personal properiy frou' ratar. The honss
YIN requlle new roof and tspalrs nl1de
necessary ~ the hss n WAGER, Ii Il III.
gured tor $3.50. NJ. 10 vacant, The
demaee g j i from wa.er.
ms oss or the RAILROAD trnnts fls.nincd
- We Z d, railroad train No. IA, leNyIn,,
acre AZ II O'clock for Rt -tcsoge gnj Wnsb,
lncten, and TRAIN NJ. 10, no Old po,1t
Comfort tx ,jiess down 5ha )alaWare dtyi.
ll.3J o'a.ael., - n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

tPen cameron Gives Sl0U,O0O {
taeip ave Dolnmnter and as

Den Cameron Gives SIOU,OOD "a
tteip save DclamiLter and as 4,
E3rst inststlttseRL ON the UTa.Ared
states SeMatJsailbp.
TINS Phiiad pLta Record OF Friday says
Senator boa Camsron came 10 this citv ves.
laraay ios the tret tue In long while.
atu summarized the unusual avsnt by max.
ms contribution Of 100000 to the already
| overlooking treasury OF the Repuhiiaan
ssate committee. The senator came down
| lof lhlS express purpose and also to hold n
! conference with Senator Quay and the
la-headed chairman OF the COMMITTEES
resarding the outlook in the legislative ais.
the senior senator from pennsylvania Ia
candidate for reelection by the COMING
hepneiioan Legislature, and he is willing to
pay lioefaliy for the honor. His contribu-
non OF $l0J,O OO shows this, and gives MIN
ntst MORTGAGE on be place that any Other
T1S " WI mad very hard to raise. Mr..
" Young OF San Franclsco, recently stated
taa5 Senator Stanford of California. had
Ra4a S5v0 ,UUO for his seat In the Senate. and
apenl TS9iuO9 annually to maintain IL.
fennsyiyania's senatorships are quoted
hl2 her than the California article,
u 70 reported that II the Sl00,OO0 Is nor
soinelen rs directed by Chairman Cooper.
Andrews, to aeoure all the Republican mem.
oers OF the legislature needed another Sd, |
CONTINUATION Will be forthcoming, a eandi. |
dafe Tor the United States san9rorshfu IL /
expected 10 pay the expenses OF candidates.
u u, necessary, to secure thsir election and /
The 100000 contribution viii 20 n LONG
way N tbs present fight, and the Rspnbli.
GUN stats committee expects TO get q good
leat more besides. Il was to raise money
shas tue conference was held ST the Bulntt
oullding on Wednesday,, but It has trans-
plIso that the gathering was not entirely
harmonious. O1e OF those present. Il
prominent manufacturer who has been a
ioeral g!yer Ia past campaigns, was asked .
@ pass around the hat among his fellow i
nanuia. tnrers, but he fatly refused. saving {
lat he was tired OF such bu .iuess.
senator quay, Chairman Cooper-An ireWs
.ui inc DINERS at the conference were a d
,nod deal ehagrined ut this refueai. bnt Z
ley succeeded Ia inducing Two other man.
!ia9tuters, gentlemen prominent In the
yooIeh industry, 10 accept the ungraeions
V Z, and yesterday they started In on their 4
loIk. number OF leading Republican
laluiaetnEers and business men were VIC
ed, and US result 1t 10 said that some 1,
aty !, nanlsome contributions were received. h
orth, "s' ~ "Ae .
The employees Of the Federal Offices have :,
20 peen lev Cd upon for assessments rang II
Is from Y to OIL per csnt on their salaries.
On ll thH custom house receiving 81. 400 s n
'ar nave bden ordered to pay $50. and y
PEG assessments are In proportion. ItIs
minated that the fund OF the Republican !,
ate committee will reach 1900 900 =
Zip Delemater. Il
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
fRDUaEi.4AG sL.qVEs.
-
Chrisssanlgy'r s5n.y go tl,e p'ene.sle,

+steHlA44f0Ns
Bishop Huntington in tAo oerobrr Former
recent o@r Il \ revelations hny1 hid
pare the Ina'tipHad horrors and dep-nyi
tlea OF The Tenement reputation in 3raa,
citleR. Wh9re iottg'o O 9us Of ey--y hit,.
cree IaInille7 i've oaeh in ainsla y5o +.
Rnere tee poorest pay more 4ent thnD ia
flehest for elch cus { foot OF srace 8,,d
w. These facts put il bsyold q7estioI
thet, IN She name Of common hrm4pi,v
aln ~ sure ~ there il an ethical elam ~
"a Christianity OF I'll, thers are soe;e,
t4bs aaa human equitiss which hsya i
apfs utgen' and imp rGtiya a;Rtin on ~
oonslde-Gtidn OF ecalasig1tiGAl corrri !.
ana OF WEAKLY permOas than eny ona.-
AopE OF discipline, ritual, hslp 40 " ~
pradeatihahon. II - not rees4s4tv "a
Gail out the names of re1l sBs5te tvrgot;
q savage sweaters ia New Yotk ami
fhilaaelphia. phesa is q sense Of right
atter ell, Which can ba reachod ana
stirred without PERSONAL visupnyatton
hy me9 called and sst spart to boty
chcaa, u they arc sincere aad candt3
ana II theis lives agree with tlltirpre4ca.
ing. ft-t1-.-
Is Il said this would foster yioien co ana
provoke insurrac.ioaa.y elRmot? rslljDn
tHo truth Ha5 GenerAHy besa hafJ il fin
long rua, and it 'saR never sa.ar tDsn il
~ now, when tho truth is likely 10 bstold
et any rae. An elrneBe ana patient
treatment OF social Wfon by a wide and
iarRc-haGftea church 10 as likely as Don
gfess OF the courts to heal discomfort and
torestall inarrrae!ion. Suppose the
ehurchmen End the dissenteTg he'd seen
tneir duty, eu1 h1s discharged it WITH
cieaEsiehtednaes and courage; who can
DOUBT tina English state,men, parlia
ment, anG people would have found out
IN less than three generations that.
through moastrong Misunderstanding iDtor.
ests and iheit incalculable prcfits, Eng
istd, since he factory syatem came ;n.
mas nade itself Infamous by the ncst
hidoous and brutal form OF slavery ever
Known to tho civilized worid-ldo white
slavery which, on vest scale, he's
tiasked, tortured, and slaughtered chill.
dron under ten years of age, extarninated
CHASTITY, and decency in the dwellings OF
factory workers, turned men into br1tes,
and made snoiety into help Would
Lold John RueseIl's remark still be true
hat III takes England forty years to Az,
'omplish reform admitted to be neces.
jary?p
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
MAsoNIo Arro.nrmnnrs.



Fer the enauine year the following stand.
ing committees OF the Grand L3d2e ri
4 delaware, a. +. A H., havs heen appointed
/ py fEahd Master james s. Dnbb:
! foralSn Corrasnopdence-LeW Il. Jaek.
son, Daniel MeUllntoek, Samuel NJ. Kuox
William w. Lobdell anc Lewis d. Jsrvls.
Nnanee-Ihomas Davidson, joseph W
II. Watson, William ]. Stewart. Benton v
Weldon and Frank Beyille.
bY;iaws--joseph A, Bond, John p. All
mohd and Andfew l.. johnson.
:, Observation-Disclosures s. hayes, II. Henry
Young and John Hare.
Grand Charity Fund-John p. A,lnopd
george W. Marshall and Charles r.. Moons
Reserve Fund-Wtnasld s, Oyiplev
ton, '''t''
Jurisprudence--Joseph W. II. Watson
John p. hllmcnd, Nathaniel f. Wild
Ihomas Davidson and John Il. SALISBURY
WorE-Wilmer Palmer, Josaph W, Il. war.
son, Francis l.. Carpenter, Thomas David.
son and Alfred G. Cox.
Grand Lodge Library-Banjsmin A
Groves, Elias Il. Johnson, Benjamin n. Bar.
tram. William p. Orr. Jr., Marx l.. Garrett
anu william X Johnson.
Lodge o. Observation-Disclosures L. Carmen.
Ter, w. Stewart Almond, John L. CLARK
nifginlns Y. Harrison. James H. Yates b,
i GIank Taylor, E1Ioch Hoors. hurry Van
p4sKen, John Hare and Jesse a. Martin.
no also has appointed the following
special committees:
PaSt Grand MASTERS Likeness-James q.
Reed. '''''u 2
Past Grand Masters Jewels-Winfeld 4.
Paul Lukens.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

washington Ritter, tie ela-k for T,anlIsy
d3llup, brokers, 10 New f6r9, WIN ran
aWay with 81 900 81 the firms money wac
DfouRht back from Galveston InlIs,iat
anG committed for THAI.
The h7arlug Of th coatastad ,vill cn4a ~
Nts. Fanny Ana Kellogg, who b. d lsrfhed
W estets o5 ~ tit $500 goo to ths toirr ~
slo.tpeliaf, Vermont, was begun Thursday
~ y lorh' Tha will ID CONTESTED by tw5
brothers Of the desedent.
Tao Maryland D5acd OF pubic vyo,pa
Ihutsday, electsi o1.Congres5rp Frst,5
u. SHAW u Carroll county, tax con- MT
sloner, and General Joseph D, sash ~.
sEeaser thu laryland house Of rielsGatee
ee9inmApder Of the oyster navy, general
setA uecliaed.
Judge steHart, In Baltimore. Thurs3ay
qe9iaed nat the giving away of crocksfv
ard glassware with PURCHASES 81 tes aud
coHes was contrary 10 law, and TINT deelers
HAo use tnis meth2d Oi Advertising thsit
bu5ip4Fs Ok OF Increasing tie ss ne Rfe s,,h.
oTs 90. - ~ eAoh
The alississippi constitutional ponva,t,on
u ae-ston Ut Jackson Thursaay diaaDssed
la9 proposition submitted by 5udgs Bisir
to Eboiish Tho distinction bg;waan Iaw a,,d
equity courts Most OF the law yers ~ M ~
hoor OF the convention op1osed any
caange and the Indications are tnat nj,
proposition Will be defeated, 80
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
Sm.ton. yvno,i WIN.


New ioqR, 0et. l0.--James d. DouFhetty,
.Aaty Aaderson's crazy aGnit4r, wao g65t
and Killed Dr. George VI. = l9YG, the assist-
ar superintendent Of the FlHtbush Iusane
Asylun, yesterday aftnrnacn, and was IN.
rHstsd at the New York end 81 tie
Brooklyn bridge upon hia stopping
from q bridge train two hours aftes
the murder, was arNR!a9al IF
TIC Toubs police cout.. tsfore Justice Xii.
brelh this MORNING, aa1 turle1 over 10 The
brooklyn police. ID was ,eGan 10 Bvook.
lyn, Thera Re Fill ba c1r!Gp sd until after
the corOaGr5 indnast over Or. Lloyd. ut
the ',aLqba court It's pris0Hef appeared IN.
concerned, ami ceraia'sly read an account
OF the shooting In nolIiug pGper.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

- -
MISSIONARY REE1INa,
antercsatn. session Of w omen of
che EpihGObfli htrrh

4 N-FANSCtte~t
The ninth annual convention Oh the Della
| ware branch OF the Wumetl's Auxiliary Il
| Tue bourd of Missions Waa Field aThutsjai
IL 81. Peters OnutGn, Smyraa, with l2i
delegates In a.tpndaLce.
bihhop Coleman, Gsslsted bF The Rvs. q.
| ". Dame, pE. Il, dGrdnor l4titAl!. n ii
lAEhtnsr and j. e. Genre, celebrated mol,
e ',,,il " 1U3J O'Clock. 0her clergy.
nun present wee tbs kavs James Beers.
L. l.. y. Bradten, Elw1fd Hanrl I.kel, n,
u. Roolsly ald q. H. Tuitler,
noIhlh, sermon WAS preached by ths
heV; Jaiaea Z. Hnwkas o! Philadelphia.
liberal otrsrins vas rnada and interest
ms aldretees were delivered by the hi.;top
and Hliss En- ~ OF New Y3ts, tne latter
Hilary.
Al noon recess was taken for luncheon
Wnleh RaS served In the chapel,
lGlmsliaeiy alter the BODY had recon.
Nened entertaining addres as Yare dslty.
cred by hts J., Card or Lltteli ana Mrs.
Charles Ii MeIlvaire.
Ars; VIII m q. Lodge, tine treasurer re.
pot -;sI feeeipfa amounting 10 upwards Gf
$lrfUO, which sum Is an advance Of that 81
az. preceding yaar.
encouraging reports from thssevaral de.
phrtmGhts waEH received
= no anhusl ae'liln resulted as follows:
Pfes don't, Mrs. =. Gardner iltte,l: Vice.
presidents, h1,as Emily Rodney, aiiss Com
eSys and Mrs. Nary Or; Teas ifer. Mra.
WILLIAM 9. Lod8a; Secretary, Mis- Fapilin
Hurd; DireGtfesses, Mira, Taylor az iorelgu
%UFk, and Mos. Charles Il. Murray Of lie
domestic department; President ard Secre.
.,ary OF the junior Auxiliary, respectively
MI. 9.B.B'gtthar ard htss S5phin KDdlev.
Pl5aSal q supplies for tae ensuing ya1r
were gvsp. Ie''.
Misc L,llia i, Jacobs Described church
Wosk "a Etidgsyille ard colleasfou ioi, n
chapel to DO erected tnara was Jai,en.
MISS htnerY t;9Ya another interesting
taik, and ahe and the rector and eepgreese
thanks. 'oteH
Ihe aession concluded with IN nd 5resa
prayer and heneiiction by tbs bishop.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
Ennoral Of Thon,n, n aron,v,

hENToN. DEL, Oct. 9.-The funeral OF
ih9Mas u. Graham, the law student, who
died on Monday from Injuries rsoe,ye3 m
Saturday by being run over at Broad street
ana eouth Penn Square. TOOK place to dsy
from his fathers residence, OK Senator
John W. Graham. There were retresen a.
tives from the class OF Ss and 80 Of the
Univereity Of Pennsylvania, Gibson ChsDter
OF the Phi Delta Phi University o! Pennsyl-
gElsnia, state Normal school of Ireaton and
following acfad as ll-bearers. Aiotanaar
simpson, A. y. .aaeSweil A. r.. Dsix, Jr,.
Ut, y. y. uonrer, N, o. norton, b. S. Oat.
CAL j, u. Hawkins, Glen ,n- B. Layyisf. j.
W simmons Alexarde- r. LaYlar, Upon
the arrival at the cGurch the Rev, III.
oh3ndor offieiatea. eha following sD1ee
o. q me deesased: Alexander simpson, Il. q.
Horton, David s. ark.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

New YonK, Oct. 10-Williem Jsn,ee
DoneFty, tho insane admirsr OF Mary
anderson, the actress, who two weeks aoo
called at the Flstoush Insane Asylum, from
which ne had escaped a short flrna prs.
yl0usly, and q ms point Of q huge re.
voiver compelled Or. Fleming 10 o1ya ~
come CLOTHING which ha mad left bebipi
MIN, went baek to the ilstitut!on and sn9t
and Instantly killed DR.. George z. LInyd
one OF tho assistant physicians. Dr. Ll6vd
was an estinsb young man, end dad
treatee boherty with inc graGtest kindness
while he had him under his care. p,heSt',
later ~ the evening veg arrested ard cbei
up In the Oae street. police station Ill th.s
city. The murder was committed q feg
minutes before O'CLOCK DR.. Lloyd ana 4
clerk named DR.. jGla MeCreai we're seated
~ tne TABLE desk IN the centre or tic gsyiata
of1ce, which is on the main floor al Tia
building and to the right OF the principal
entrance.