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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13
NETWORK CITY.

Acting Rear Admiral John g. Walker. Comnandant
of the White squadron. is spending short vacation
at Freehold. y. !.
4 fair for the benefit of the Church of st. Francis
Assist, IN West rmrty.iirsst.. opened YESTERDAY
afternoon in the school hail. The Rev Anthony
schwcnninccr # the Church of the Assumptions made
the opening speech
4 section Of land. containing 1Gl Ln;ldnc lots. in
Mosholu Parkway ant Webster Hall and Decatur aVeS
Twenty fourth Ward. will be >"d at the Libeity'st
Real Estate EXchanc' today by James L. Wells
The Rev Augustine .liguc>rcr>e SuperIor"cncral
of the Order Of the Fathers Of Mercy. i now on HIS
way 10 this from the mother house in Paris Hc
will the guest of the FrcEci priests "i 81 vincent
de Paul's Church, where hc will deliver conr,c o.
lectures.
A reception to the members of the entering class in
the Union Theological seminary Will b" gwen :" inc
seminary this evening ny the upper clnNsm'il
The Volunteer Fircmcas Association Will nave all
excursion 20 Portclc ger Thursday next HaNhe
Goth Regiment band and the fife ard dram corps OF the
association will ACCOMPANY them
Bccr.dnnker> who are mourning that the new tarih
will raise the price OF imported beer VIII oe 'auueieu
,v the news that the hop crop is Unusually short THIS
Var and domestic beer may be dcdier ais"
Dr. Ernest Lic,cr Il prominent member of the Ger
mai Ec;t.,>;a- who j. a. p!c-cn, On VISIT I" 'his
city, will lccinr III" larsc hall Of Cooper mon
on October -, in aid of the Leo Ii"n" LOT "c'"'''
Immigrants. No. Il >titf Z.
The mos, ia>hiona!c no'cpapcT for this season IS
go roigl that IL r.u.i considerable devotion I" inc
correct thing" - write on II az al
boz collars tor women are having run" again
this winter \ row IF artificial pai.!c- with diamond
lcv drop. brood band Il h'ch vc|c' becomes
"a woman with Il lon. hc,k aHf lon: purse
The demand for Trustworthy. worHmcn to emf seal
San, for garments :Ic,t 1T tbs time 81 year There
OUCH, 20 lc In. field for wOmon-w workers here.
skill !, alnavs valued where buncl!ng costs the em'
p!Cycr Gear.
Pretty / - FIR ,h dinner ,aa!c are now made OF
gla>;. with :l 'arirr, Their uHAl" i no' i'nd' Ou'
it, mu>.'ai
The mI,AcI,u.,lr.>i,; Monograph seems to be tli'
latest laT'rin attraction.
The opcnn: meeting Of ic New York Temperance
Ur.n wits h,ld yt- t"t,,y aicrnD)n IN the Masonic
Temple. At Twenty ihri->'. and sixth ave Tic ex'
crc.c, ,nl i>.cd Of >inIinI. ard addresses BY j. b
Gibbs, pc,:dci.t Of ia" union: the Rev DR.. l. r.
Iu::h and T.. J. Wheeler.
The new student, Of New York CITY Will have a
-cremio;, lv the students Movement saturday at
he Nc,iop,l,,n Opera House con"c'h hall. Professors
'C!IOnI son aid Ouimiv. of the lhlV"r"tv, ana TT"
,c>4r Mclur:icy of thc College of Physicians ANA
70 bc pr. eat 10 welcome the ncw men. Refreshments
VIII be >cIN'd.
Thoiri> !. Morrow. and Ath.c E Morrow. ms wlic
the Editor o. T" Illustrator Of tic lniclnatona sun
cav. school Lessons" Published Minneapolis. Minu
AZ, expected 10 visit their friends in New-iork ana
Iroo.,yn their former home. about October 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13

BELIEF THAT THE POINT HAD BEEN USED Foh

BELIEF THAT THE POINT HAD BEEN USED FOX
A DUMPING PLACE-NO DAMAGE DONE"
Tie steamer city Of Rome. Of the Anchor LiNc'
went ashore YESTERDAY morning At 10 80 oc"'N h'3r
Robbins Reef Light on tic edge ~ the 'ha'A' on Lay
Ridge and between laofs Nos l. and 20 me 'Ear'>
show at this point twenty-five feet OF wa'c: ~ 10"
tide A. the bottom proved t" I've mud the great inner
grounded easily and with hardly l'lcrp'h'ic '"'h'
ronr hours and nall later tic rising I'd" f"arh hc
of without any serious damage having Leon conc
purn- this long wait larc" nnml'i 81 inc Saloon
raescnscr> were taken ashore on the lmr:' william
Il. Vanderbilt.
Captain Young said TO n Tribune reporter 'r tcr';!
afternoon that the accident occurred ~"''i after th'
steamer left Quarantine. When she was just abrras'
Robbins Reef Light a small schooner. Whu~' name he
did not know. Tackled to pass under N" steamer
bows, The pilot ordered the helm put L" port ana Il
minute or two later she felt" cotnd I'M so softly
that IL not known 10 The majority Of ,lc pa>N'n
cc,, that anything had gore wrong unl she came ~
a stand>iill. According to the charts. hr ncd"a
there should be pcniy III water n thi' point ~ " i
within the line Oi the channel. III" "nii WAY can
explain the existence OF bar hcl" l. that 'lc, nave
Lccn dumping there recently. Tlii> would nl>' i''
count for the soft bottom. do not believe any daii
age was done the steamer. Int IF course. thor
ouGh examination VIII be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13
HOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

state Senate COMMITTEE cities Part III Superior
Court. IL a. ~. ,, - 4, 49,. -, :. , -
Mis- ,onc, y. l.. M."r aud MIS-. r. sci;ia Field
Wit, Lab,a> corpus cas"a, sup en- GO" nv 'h"hc'' -
~ Kcfo,ncd preachers, AID Baptist pastors meetings.
N"Wr.iork Plc.b"icrv meeting. Scotch Church, NO 13
W,xt F,uI;c nth.,t.. 10 Il. IA. ,., ,.,o.
funcia. lhOnd, iich,, Church OF the DNlhe i''''
'Mcetfr Of the Fencris' Club. No. West Twenty
I,si,,.S Men Protective Association. Mercantile
M.'iinc Of ,hc Marine sotcty. No. 81 wai-N;. 3 80
reception the Junior class o. tnio, Th"olos al sem
Il,ctiuy -, IN" t,. 80. 80 Itra>" r\c'h2'
Dinmrr q, a Thirteen t,ut, A>nia" Ilr4o'. ,,i "a
IoH@r, - (oIN M III IIis ~ D,'',,,
CS LupoC. II A,h. NJ IS A''"n' ~ anu 'Hi''"'' -
400 .niG.iNc, evening. ,.--- ,.,...,,ous ~,
Republic .>-,nOiy man and Az crmhn ohN'HI"n' VI
XyliId Assembly Di.trir No -2Ju iho'dNc. : P' NJ
Cor,eau n ol Annexed DIst,ict Kcgubli'a'- cII.",
Meeting %: Lincoln Crab "i thr AVN" N>~"'"H D
tr.ct No. "23 inid a,'.. > D. ~. x~,., ,sso,,i,,.
Me,tn" 4, Republican "a !a.!on al A"l' "N>''"''
Di.tiict SO icl Eat fdt mn hist: = n., a. cco
M~,ln. ~ IN. al tlr led al 'l"h NO w
K.pnhiir.i sat. G. nr tee. tif;h Avrnn" Hotel.
b nocIa;c stat" Committee. Holman I!"N,, ,.,,,a..
sew. DcuocIacy Jtdh IA D>lr't anu '"h'r'>s
Uemoclac (iuh NEE, nq No. Gi7 Ff'l"ar. - p m
Ia,nl.any Aid, rnan tOnNcAtion III io"'n "'"
....os rts,ri,,
Cons tnton of Democrats Of the Anncycd Distt
County DfO rats Aldermen ConN tnt"l' III tn' a, W.,
XlNth and XNIlItn Assembly pisUts a'u A,rtoi' ,e'
ConNc ItiOn- In lNth. NIlth an" H\ii''' N''""' ''
Tsnmanv Convention With CONGRESS District evening
Orniuy Of IN" new Central l.N"hnc HAN Sch"". No
go t.,st >Nty.thi' est. 30 = ~. .. ,... ,,o,,
Middle EC2i't1 Assoc iatl"i ''Hu '" '"i "o''
evening. - 81, ,,.,,,s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
sn.rsss o6 sss 10 Moon $50 m Moons 2!
mon WATER
<N-sandy HOOK $50 Gov Islnd : 20 llcE Gate OILS
PM-6Andy HoVg 12o GOV. leland 7i2I Hell O~h |" s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13
LADIES' WINTER SUITINGS.

w ~ A<Ae ~ - =
The rapid sale of our September
importation of Dress Goods, has
led us to open Il large line OF
rough and shaggy wool fabrics,
which have just arrived. They
will he shown to-day.
We desire every ono TO know OF
the remarkable values on sale III
our new salcSrOOm In the Base.
ment. where the following have
been added for to-day:
Plaid Suiting. Scotch (olorings,
40 cents per yard.
IIOmespun PlaidS. rough finish,
80 cents per ward.
54-inch Brilliant Cloth Plaids,
- cents per yard, and two hun
drcd tailor dress lengths, contain
ing : yards j4-inch best all-wOOl
material, ut 800 per length !;
worth double the amount. Serge
Robes. with Astrachan and Sou
tache braiding, $40 each.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and nth St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13
UOyOPJNG A SOCIALIST LEADER.

A Sociaistc d,n.on-tra,on in h"no % John Swinton
the we'll .nown wtitrr was held IN Cooper 'h'oh OIL
Saturday night. and attended BY Mr.. and Mrs
Sx,u,om August Dolahar. the candidate for MavOr on
tho Sociali,c ticket. introduced Lrci'h SAME" ah the
chairman Of The Mr.. Sani'l smoke briehv on
the work and e, Of MI Sw nton. and thea intro
duoed him audience. which nearly filled the nail
Mr. Swin:on spoke length tho progress OF the
Socialist in this country giving as an Instance
tho story that H., for Mayor on the SOCIALIST
ticket he received eighty three votes vet when ne ran
IN tho sane ticket for Congress some years later he
cety,d 5000 other speakers were Alexander
Jonas and Professor Daniel DE Leon
A Decided Gaiu.-Iiot,on--ilo How did enjoy your
summer trip. liaGl,y ,o ,
Bagley-iiad a delightful time Gained l}O pounds.
Iloyson-One hundred and thirty pounds. don't
believe II. v 49,, ;, $1,000 . a.,
Bagley-Dont YOU Well here It comes down the
s,rect Inst wait awhile and I'll introduce you.-
(BroOklyn Life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13

Popular Prejudice is
Sometimes Right.

EVERYONE knows the pun
l. gent, biting smell OF am
monia, and the bitter, "pnckeTy
taste of alum. a baking powder
containing alum or ammonia
would be quickly condemned II
it were known that these adul-
terants were used. The best way
is to buy a baking powder so
pure and wholesome that the
manufacturers are wiling 10
state all that enters into its
composition.
All the ingredients Of Cleve'
lands Superior Baking Powder
have been, for years, published
on every label.
g, rlfth.ave.T I2o & 05s sxth.ave.
CKER MERKAIL & ,ONlI.. 49, 'Han'o'r-'s
11;2 Droqtwav and OF" Sixthavr
And other lIigh.Class Groc"rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13
SILKS.

Having doubled the space mere
tofore devoted to Silks and Dress
Goods. We have added during the
mast week very large purchases
Including 1000 pieces of BLACK
Silks in all the desirable weaves'
Faille Franchise. Armure Royal
Rbadames, Duchcsse, Poult de
Sole, whip-cOrd Surah, Knaoz''
mere Regence, Luxor Bcngahne'
&c.: "Bonnet's Rap de France
"Guinet's" Cachemirc de Lyon
"G;rard's" Cachemire Aiexah'
drac, and many other no'eo
brands.
THE ADORE Goods wiU be place"
M our counters at the t0re''
nr;ces crer named tor the same o.
similar qualities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13

ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
LINEN UEM-STITCHED GOODS.
we shall sell, during this week,
an importation of very fine Hand
Hem Stitched Satin Da III Il 3 k
Table Sets, the production Of the
most celebrated French manu-
facturcr.
The designs are exquisite and
have never before been offered In
this market.
They are ull extra widths, being
gig yards wide and = 1.2 to b
yards long, with large-siZed nap
kins to match.
Also. from the same manlfact-
urcr, IL line of Dinner Napkins at
$3.50, $500, $3.50 and $500
per dozen, prices that are about
One-half the actual valuo.
JAMES McCREERY CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13
Announcements.

Announcements.
NEW FOLDED COLLAR.
"F 4 w" Shoshor". II. & W."
DIR. LYON's PERFECT 1oOrH POWDER
Keers tho teeth aud whto and PARTIES tho feath
Az elegant toilet luxury sod every where - cani1
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d,
90 WEST S?llI ST
Diseases Of tho ServOu. Syst E"u'o rlnary organs
Impotence aud Strrl.:y. Hour, ~ l. 20 =
Krrr'. SHIRTS TO MEASURE Is FOR go
None better a, any p.icc. 50? and 81 Eioadw'y
INSECT BITS.
Health Food Comyanr's Gluten sap cur"s them o.
Fifth avenu" and al! GruG2!>'s.
Persons suffering from sick headache. dizziness.
nausea constipation. pain In ID" s;cc al" "'h'd 10 NV
one Nal Of Carriers I." Lave. Pills
Daily Republican., 1890-04-09

The regular meeting OF tho Water
Com missiontrs WAS lold last evening,
when the balance in bank was reported
rs being sl0l ,C6i.2O. Tts " ekly pay.
roll Of eSiS. 45 was ordered paid:
The petition OF W. J. II. Lingo for
water pipes OH usrrison street was
granted.
Bills were passed 40 follows;
q. W. Bush g. Sens, S42 98; L. Burns,
slI.42, J. ID. Garter q Co., eI5, SIS. SIS;
r. Chandler, Sl5.09; Chapman Valve
Company, Sl8t.o2 N. B. Culbert, l.50;
Carlisle g. Co.. s37.5l; Diamond lee
Company, SS.25; D. Dohl, %; Fairbanks
& Co. si5.G9; @. W. Gooding, q. %
j. 8. Grohe, 6l7.7G; W. J. hall,
sl2y.l9, Hopes aud Townsend Company,
$40; johnson 81 Barnhill, a.25
journal Printing Company, 90 cents
W. II. Kramer, Sls; Knin'n, Esser &
Co., sa.os j. ,MecsQleyLS5. Il. Nc.
kennag, 8; News Pu9iisbilg Company
G.s7; Phi!adelphis, Wilmington ahc
Baltimore Railroad Company, S6.0i
Perse 4 Beesop, sls; Republican Print.
lag Csmp-hy. 5000; spsakman Suppl,
and Pipe Company, sl2a0i; william
Simmons. $50 06; A. Traynor, SIS; Tray
nor q Co., sl29.4i; Wilmington Goa
Gas Company. si64.d4; II. r. Worthing.
ton, tl7.S1, Charles Warner Company
S415.59.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-09

NEw York. April Henry Gerkln,
of No. 10 Marion street, and Albert
Kunsburp, Of No. 80 Eighth avenue, are
two well-kr own pickpockets. They
have Just introduced new wrinkle IN
their profession setting fire to mans
coat and then robbing him. Their vict IN
was Mr.. Louis Appmsn. OF No. III
Union street, Brooklyn, and the robbery
took place In the Bowery on Saturday.
Bob msn were arrested and were held
for trial In the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday.
Mr.. Appman came over from Brook
lyn on Saturday afternoon anil stsrted
for walk up tho Bowery. 0Messre. Kuns
burg aud Gersin moved with the crowd
and kept suspiciously near him. At ar
oaportune moment Gerkin took from his
pocket bottle and pourei a quantity Of
kerosene over the tails OF The Brooklyn
mans oyercaat, and Kunsburg dropped
a Igh'cs match 0pea th, sptt.u
The fame. at first very 1.nA'l, sprea1
rapidly, and BY .hs tine Appman ha;
travelled d few yarls the lower part o
his coat was ip u bazs,
M.ssr,. Gerkin Nal kup,burS watche,
the blaze sui shouted "Hclpl help!
man on llrsP' Mr.. Appmaa startled I,
r.. up the street AID was oyerl au'ed b.
Gurkm spd kuusbsr9, aud While on
attended to tle business Of pu.t,pg on
tho fire the olssr removed Apphlap,
watch and chain fromf ~, resnkcf.
II was neat act and would have bee;
success but for the fact that Dctectiv,
o'Couuor, OF the Central Office, hap
psnei to be a witness to the perform
anco. He arrested 10th pick pockets.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-09
- -
A inIldlng BADLY damaged.

For several weeks gang oi men have
be n at work digging a cellar At No. til
Shipiey street, tor Miller s. Jenkins' now
building. The property adj 1ining, at No.
6l5. belongs to William L. Woodward,
aad when the men commenced digging
clo,e to his foundation walls he warned
them 10 be careful. The work, however,
was continued, and ~ the men dug
below Mr.. Woodward's foundation
walls they commenced to settle, and
about O'Clock yesterday morning a por-
tion Of the north wall fell, carrying one
course Of brlcks with 1t. Fortunately
no one was working In that part OF the
cellar at tho time, otherwise they could
not have escaped injury. Tho falling OF
the wall has damaged Mr.. Woodwsrd's
house badly, csusing II to settle 90 that
none Of the doors will abut. Tho north
wall Ia cracked more than hall Its length,
aud Is now propped up to prevent tur.
thor damage. Building Inspector Dillon
was sent for, aud alter making an ex.
animation decid d that tho remainder
OF tho " ali will have TO be taken down.
lC. l. Swayne Is the cc.n .yyac!or ,cr AMsviS!
Il Jrns"' now building, and II Is Mr
Woodward's 10 .s...'Ios TO hold him 70
sponslble for all the danNae.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-09
ON WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY, APRIL y, lO, III
AND IL, ONLY,

We will sell IS yards Hill or Forestdale Bleached
Muslin for ST. 1t won't take any person very long to
figure up how much they save by this operation.
Ycu can buy Of US at present splendid I8 inch
Linen Crash at cents yard. Just look at 1t.
We call special attention to a lot OF Huck Towels.
We ordered 100 dozens, but only received 60 dns..-
size Al inches wide by a. i--es long, at !, cents each
This is notable bargain. Shrewd, economical house
oepers snould these towels at once, as they will
Gut with rush.
Linen Sets pure White Knoed Fringe, Mexican
drawn work. color ed borders in all the designs.
Have you seen Window Shadesl yards long
and yard wide. Spring rcllers at IS cents each. We
are having immense sale for these goods. Also with
fringe at 80 cents.
AT our Handkerchief Counter you will find the best
bargains ever offered in Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Goods worth as cents each for Is cents. with large
assortment select from. Ask to these beautiful
Handkerchefs.
Our stock is very large and unusually attractive.
With bargains every counter we will guarantee to give
to every cash customer much, both in quantity and
quality for dollar as be found anywhere this
cSSatinent
Daily Republican., 1890-04-09

OTlCE - l, JOHN p. DONAHOE,
IN the owner and occupant of the house
situated Mt Nos. 5U7 and 509 Orange ST., In
the First ward of the city of Wiz
Wilmington, County of New Case
and state of Delaware, in com.
pliance with the requirements OF
the acts of the General Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby givo
notice that l shall apply in writing to
the Court CT General sessions of tho
Pence and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware, in and for New Castle Coun-
ty, on Monday, the 18th day of May.
A. ID. 1890, being the next term of said
court. tor license for said house
for the sale therein of Intoxicating IL
quors in quantities not loss than one-lalf
gallon not to be drunk on the prom ises
and the following respectable cit
izens OF said ward. Mt least twelve Of
whom are substantial freoholders OF
said ward, recommend the said applica-
tion, viz
Conrad Keller Edwin A. Parker
William Baxter Peter A. tug.ti
William Ii. Jack Charles Y. Bickta
Preston Ayars Ed. McManus
George stcinicken Daniel Nc Elwce
John Wagner Jacob Scheiber
I.emuel Peuky George O'NeH
John Bauer Samuel Finley
l.. Hammer Thomas ID. Gibson
l.. l.. Messicie, A. Bickta
Charles A. Winslow Julius Gunthcr
Thomas l. Russell William Mccartney
Jumes II. Harkins Henry h, Bucher
a9-3t JOHN Il. DoNAHOE.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-09

The funersl of William Emmons took
place yesterday afternoon from his lat
residence, No. 625 Wc,t Fourth street,
and was attended by q large number o.
his relatives aud friends Washington
Lodge, No. l, A. +. aud A. NJ, had
charge of tho obsequies. The religious
services were conducted At the house by
the Rev. Il. b. Cook, ID. D.. pastor Of tho
Second Baptist Church. The interment
was made at the Wilmington and
we're conducted by Washins ton Lodge
and Worshipiul Master W. j. QuiQlcy.
The pail bearers we're q. Wesley Pyle,
Stewart Carlisle, William II. Quinp,
Robert G. FrAim, Richard +. Lombard
and Levi Strluger, OF Washington Lodge.
The members VI Lafayette Chapter, II.
A. NJ, and Hope Lodge. /. .. .. f.. also
attended the funeral.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-09

the poles TO be lgo sest apart, and the
company to give bond that the city
shall no saved from any and oil damage.
tn I-.psranrny y was
yy:a WI. Library Of Congress. III. ,ns OF ui
Fourth street.
Bills were passed 10 follows: q. r.
Carmichael, u, Every Evening, el2. 10;
Engineering and Building Record, e23;
Engineering NewA e32.40; Young &
Sons, tls; r. B. Bifcoc, el3.50; George
II. Boughman, Sl7; z. James Belt. Is
cents; O. W. Bush q Sons, "a cents;
Candy Cor, 1850; Il. J. Chapman,
o. so; J. v. Carlisle & Co, e6.65; Neil
duffy, e42.50; Thomas Davidson, "a. .05;
N. j. Derrickson. ~; Delaware Terra
Gotta Company, 9l2.25; same. o8.Ol;
Delaware Printing Company, el4.5O;
W. II. Foulk, ,e261.99; X. Grsenneld,
$40; r. 0ingiebach, Si3i.25; W. p.
uendrickson. ois; Charles Irons. ~;
Maury james, el.99; Martin Keogh,
Sl54.C0; Kent Iron aud Hardware Com.
psny. ei7.9s; John Logue. ei.75; NJ.
Leonard, el6l3; Harry Lsps, ~; NJ.
Moran. e4v.Ss; J. l.. Malone, 81; NJ.
Brennan. u; Pioneer Club Stable Com
pany. sle; Repanno Chemical Company.
$i85.S3; Z. A. Robinson, SO; q. @. Sim.
mons u Bro, $3.50; William simmons,
S5A.40; II. u. Turner. $40; A. Traynor,
tl.5o; w. y. Tanguy, IS; G. r. Thomai
4 Co, St915; Richard Walker. e2l5. II;
}. ID. Ward. e2l9; W. 4 N. X. r. Co.,
GH.5i; Wilmington Pointing Company,
S5.73, Wilmington City Electric Com.
| psny, Ssl3.67. e4G0.35; Wilmington Coal
Gas Comrauy, sl,l25.04, sl525
Daily Republican., 1890-04-09

The third annual meeting Of the Dels-
ware State Sunday School CONVENTION
VII commence In the NJ. Z. Church at
Dover Tomorrow and will close on Fri.
dsy eveuing. The convention d made
up Of the pastor Of each church and the
superintendent and two delegates from
each Sunday school. EntertaiDment Will
be provided for all the delegates by the
hospitable people Of Dover.
The program for the two days IL com.
posed OF addresses, services Of song,
reading Of essays and discussion OF the
same 10 avo-minute speeches.
II. O. Cantwell, chairman OF the execu.
tive committee, has already been notified
Of 30 schools that will send delegates to
tho convention.
The officers Of tho convention arc:
President, Joseph Pyle; vice presidents-
Now Castle County. 4. p. Stevenson;
Kent County, j. u. Carroll; 6ussex
County, J. B. GIlchrist; statistical score
tsry, Aubrey Vandever, Clayton; treas
nrer. W. o. Hoaecker; secretary. Harry
Emmons; Executive committee, II. O.
Jonee. Q. II. Csntweli, George w. Tay-
lor, +. q. Elliott and George NJ. Jones;
musical director, Prof. j. r. Sweeny.
The following delegates were selected
from the various schools In this city ~
far ~ they have reported:
Grace M. E.-Mrs. Charles w. How.
land, Ell Mendinhall and William II.
Curry.
81. Paul's NJ. E.-MornIng echosl-
]. II. Robertson aud Miss josie Pickles.
Afternoon school-Mrs. w. L. 8. Murray
and Benjamin Murgatroyd. Alternates
I-Jsmes J. Wyatt aud Miss Clara Mur.
eetroyd.
Riddles NJ. e. Chapel-Miss Lizzie
Brown and Miss Dixie.
Goldman NJ. E.-MIss Josie Plckcll
and Charles BaedenkopE.
Rodney Street Presbyterian - Mis-
Rebecca Stewart and Frank Stout, Jr.
Hanover Presby yterian--Niiss Laura u
?ierson and Miss Ida Byron and VII
liam NJ. Pyle.
West Presbyterian - Charles Baird
the Rev. A. n Kslgwin and Mrs. Jamei
Morrow.
Central Presbyteriau-The Rev. vii
liam r. swartz. Miss Taylor and WI
liam X. Crosby.
Reformed Church of the Redee mer-
Mrs. Benjamin Elliott and Mrs. Isaa
w. HailAni.
Asbury NJ. E.-Mornlng schoo!-Mrs
M. A. Taggart and William J. johnson
Afternoon schooi-Jalnes L. Mckay on
Emma X. Lincoln.
| Union NJ. E.-Mrs. Mary G. Booth an
A. v. Hysore.
German Baptist-Miss Emma Kas,
and Adolph kei9.
Second Bsptist-Alfied Gawthrop an
j William A. Moore. Alternates, Mr.
Alfred Gswthrop and Samuel Cam
ii Delaware Avsuue Baptist-Mrs. II.
Newlin and T. II. ii. Messenger.
McDowellville Mission, Delawal
Avenue Baptist. t.-Mles Ella Walker an
Miss Mary Dillon.
Tho isrs from Wilmington 10 t1.9 4
excursion iickets, good from April 8
D II, and the return coupon good uni
) April II inclusive. Orders for ticke
, cs4 By had by applying to O. II. Chi
well. No. 800 Washington street, or
, the train on Thursiay morning.
Should . sufficient numher Of de-
! | gates fsmAin for tho close oil Friday eve
b Jugs session . special train will be n
: 70 this city for their accommodation.
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