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Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Excursion to Augustine.

The members Of the Rodney Str ct
Presbyterian Church and Sunday School
have made arrAngenents to hAvs en- ex-
cursiou 10 Augustine Fisr, on Friday: :0lh
inst., and all who accompany them are
assured OF . pleasant time. The fishing.
boating and tathiug are splendid at the
per, and smother advantage 10 the tact
that q It takes but short time to reach
Il, the excursionists have . full day In
which TO enjoy themselves.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Strawberry Festival,

A strawberry festival will he held on
Wednesday afternoon aud evening by
the lsdiss OF the Parish Aid Society OF
St. JAmes' Church, near Stanton. The
proceeds Of the iestiva! will 10 toward
the church improvement iund.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
SHOES.
OUR SPECIAL
LOW SHOE SALE

The rush last Saturday was tremer
deus. We were the busiest bees in tn
city. We've got our trade on the merit
of good business principles and We mui
attribute the greater part Of ~ to ou
plain. unassumlng: every day" way
talk OF lots OF other me-
chants.
The public have been cognizant of til
fact that what we say IL. and what "
offer we have. That's the cardinal priI
ciple OF our business. That's the bai
and foundation OF our success. Upo
this sito we have reared the monumer
Of popularity.
We continue our slipper sale and off
fresh bargains daily.
We have the goods in all sixes, Oper
square toe and common n-sense.
At soc. A lot ofkid Oxford ties,
patent tip. can't be bought any
wnere under 81.
Hamburgers'. sample sale.
At TAO. The Selection of o fine
lot of s1.25 oxford ties In black OF
tan colors.
Hamburgers' sample sale.
At 9sc. They arc here Tor you In
abundance. Either u patent
leather vamp, Suede back. oxford.
or II kid WALKING shoe or u dainty
kid shoe with patent leather tip.
They are worth $l.50 and over
they go at >i.N
Hamburgers' sample sale.
At $l.3D. A great selection OF
patent lea ather oxford ties. suede
tops or all black, as pretty as can
be; also In this lot a variety of
tan walking shoes; we defy you
10 produce their equal; worth y,
Hlamburgers sample sale.
At149 Kid and patent leather
low shoes of every variety, opera
or oommon-sense toos, tip or
Hamburgers' sample sale.
At TOO. Misses shoes. sizes l!
to ga large lot OF misses Oxford
ties. all heels. tip or plain toe. 90
at 75c. Hnmburgers sample sale.
At 800. A lot Of tan misses'
spring heel Oxfords. soft. cool;
worth 81 80, for $780,.
At sl.ls. Misses' fine kid Ok
fords. spring heel. regular price
At 81 %. x fos Of sa.G Walk
king shoes. They are nobby and
neat; sec them.
Hamburgers' sample sale.
At 3l.75. a handsome lot Of
ooze tan Oxfords; also a nobby
pointed toe, oxford, with tips.
value $3.50, Mt SITS.
Ha,nbu rgsrs' sample sale.
At 4l.08. Their value IL -.
They are soft. fnc kid, opera Or
common sense tips, dainty as can
be; light, soft and cool.
Hamburgers' sample snlo.
At $2.26. All styles Of soft Paris
kid. Oxfords, q large mixed lot
They ere bargains; SEQ them.
Hamburgers' sample sale.
At $3.50 A rarely dne lot Of
sof. kid shoes. plaln Or tipped.
any style toe.
HamburKers' sample sale.
We have some rarely good val
ues in Indies fne high shoes for
Tomorrow.
C.iildrcn's shoes, size to TX
and . to l01zz: y large lot Of black
or tan child's spring heel. low
Oxford tics; 20 ut &c. fine, soft
shoes, sizo 1 to N.
Hnmburgers' sample Sale.
At 74c. A great bargain in
chi DIS Oxford aizes 8 to l01 tan
or hluck go ut 74c.
HnmbuIgers' Sample Sale.
At 9sc. Child's fine dress Ok
fords, neat nobby and stylish.
Hamburgers' Sample Sale.
As All extra inducement we
offer for tomorrow only lot OF
nice kid OK fords. with patent tips,
neat and dressy. at l6c,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
An Insane Man.

Last evening Matthew DAvey wandered
from his home at second aud jackson
streets while suti- i-ring with Temporary
alteration Of mind. He was captured
shortly sitsi wards and taken 10 the City
Hall In the patrol wagon. To-day he
will be removed to the Delaware Hospital
for the Ipeane.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
The n, and O. Stock

BALTIMORE, June 10.-Mayor David
son yesterday signed tho ordinance Of
tho CiIy Council suthorixing tho sale oil
the city's holding oI ~, 800 shares Of Bal.
tiInora and Ohio Railroad stock at NOT
less than pr.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
strawberry soo,abIs.

Tho Christian Endsavor Society Of the
Second Bspt'st Church will hold .
strawberry soclAble In tho lecture room
OF tho church on Thursdsy evening,
June 18th. All are invited who dssiro
to contribute to tho promotion Of a
worthy object.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Rrsvisiss.

the cnoApess hat house Tn the city
"umiord broS. AuA Market street.
1N h"sh's coal; YOU viii liks IL.
American Laundry, Coz westfrons,s.
~ Bushs coal, you will suroiyllssv.
Cupping and lsschins. irs o. r,condIs.
Eraailian Balm cures coids cAtarrh. etc.
Pine AK. Kings a. iiAni's. 10 4. eth strs,s
Frank koop Smith. druxEist. sth and King.
rs,sr hanging done by @. II. Baldwin, 4
ron, -? u. Sous I'll street.
), you want cheap picsurs frames 60 70 q .
~ nsush, "a W est Second street. IkAvs th7
Yourselves.
~ %. !io Markell street. has The largest aad
sns wear asca wear aud Mosisry In ths sits. Call
John q. Bryant, Of No. III French street. Il
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Heavy Purchase.

Mr.. NJ. Meyers hiss Just returned from
New York, where he has purchased the
entire stock Of . large who esAle cloth
ing house retiring from business. Among
the lots are 1000 thin summer coats,
consisting Of Pongees, serssa, seersuck-
ers, nanneis In . 0olora, ali wool goods,
skeleton, linen aud unlined In dId. rent
shadeA II does not matter what
the prices are In eth r etores, be 10 bound
to be .tlll lower. Having always bosn the
originator Of good goois At low prices.
he atlll maintains that reputation. In
heavier goods, such 20 cassimeres, cork
screws and worsted, the entire stock
has been marked down just one-halt OF
former prices. Remember these thlngs
are iacts aud NO hunbug. Call and b
convinced and you will certainly bs sur-
prised aud wonder how such tbings can
be done. Pr sents given away TO evely
purchaser. Remember ths name and
number. NJ. Meyers. 400 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
DoA


Board by ths Day Q. week at the Dsla-
ware HousA No. bls Market street.
The choicest brands Of wine, liouer and
e'gAzs at The Delaware Housa
Luneh svsry night at the Delaware
House, No 6le Market street
eush' BrsnoA stssss wharf d the
placs to buy your coal
Oelsbrated Rheumatic Mixture never
fails TO cure the worst cases Of neuralgia
and rheumatism. Try IT, Only 60c. per
bottle Taylor d Fullerton, druggists,
SO2 King street
We WIFI sell you . pound Of genuine
Bull Durham Tor 400, at Seventh and
Orange aud 8 East Third street, Chap
man, the p,opser Of low prices In the
tobacco trade.
Go TO smcitx- 4 Co. for all kinds Of
Southern produce. Is E. Fourth st.
George L. OFT Of thls city will bs or.
dsined to the priesthood on June goth,
at 7 n M, IN St. Mary's Cathedral, Bal
timure, BY Cardinal Gibbons, and will
celebrate his frat mAss ON June 22nd, at
1880 =. M, In St. Peters Pro-Cathsdral,
this city.
The Young Peoples Society Of West
Church will hold socisbis this evening.
The colorsd people Of Wilmington will
hold camp meeting about tbs last Of
July In the w0ods short distance from
Front and Union streets.
The Girls Friendly Society Of Old
Dwedes' Church will hold . strawberry
festivai at No. 702 East Seventh street
tonight, Wednesday and Thursday.
Company I, First Iufantry (Troop A..
First Cavalry), OF Laurel, Del, under
Captain Wootten. will 60 70 Brandy wine
eprings on July "a to erect the tsnts for
the eucampment.
Edith N. Black burn, mother Of Ser
gsant WIN. J. Blackburn, 10 suffering
from paralysis at the house of her son
Joseph Blaekburn. In New Castle Hun
dred, and her recovery 70 not probable.
Mrs. WIN. DAvis, Of Colorado, Il
visiting friends In Milford.
Ths lady trisuds OF Herman Lodge
l. O. o. r., have secured . haudsom,
silk banner from Columbus, Ohio, snd
will present It TO the lodge next Monday
evening.
Tho Rev. J. Carey, Of Elkton, hai
been appointed assistant priest at St
Aunc's Church, this city.
J. X. u. sseda b Son sre building fou
three-story brick residences at Gilpi
avenue and hoduey street.
Rodrey Street Church and Sunda,
school will make their annual excur-ioI
) to Augustine Per on the steamer vii
} mington, Friday, June 10th.
A. 4. Barrol', Of Baltimore, teno
: singer In 81. Andrews choir, has re
signed. william X. Green, Of the High
lands, ID temporarily filling the rosit o
until Orxanist Craig can obtain the POI
mAnet services OF tenor.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
CLOTHING.

AT HAMBURGERS MAMMOTH
"ONR.PRICE CLOTHING STORE"
Tomorrow, wedusaday, June 1lth,
will be the beginning OF our "Wednss-
day" Special Ssles for this summer.
We will have . Special Of this kind
every Wednesday from now on. 70 iu-
augurate these specia, sales wo will have
an "Extra Speciaw to-morrow-one
that will bs an extra iuducement to
bring you to ses ~. Listen.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Frssh vsxssa b, % and Meats.

Wm. Moreland, Wholesale and retail
desler, No. 407 and 8. W. corner Of
Filth and King streets, has coustantly
ou hand early vegetables OF oil kinds
Also home raised bsef, mutton, veal.
ETC., at the lowest market prices. Give
hiIn Q call.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
VIII Attend to the Grounds.

Company OF Laurel has been detailed
to proceed to Brandyw ne spriuRs ON July
"a TO prepare tho grounds los The annual
sucauE msnt erect tents, &c. Ths de-
tall will be under command Of Captain
w Wootteu.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Destroyed by Fire.

The celebrated 8 b. b. B. cigar, manu-
lactured by II. v. Bourbon 4 Bro., No.
2l9 West Second street. Sold at all the
leading hotels and cigar storea. Try ons,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Abating.

The scsrlst fever, which has been pre-.
vail ny at Rockiaud. 10 now Abatlng.
Out OF come IA or Is cases not . single
death has occ urred aad We believe al
are convalescent with s'nglo exception.
Rocklsnd should be as heAlthtul lace
~ thers 10 In the country. and the pros
pect liz In every way encouraging. We
regret to hear, however, that Mrs. W. L.
Perks 10 suffering from a chronic affiic'
tion that 10 In no way dependent on
climatic conditions. She has been very
weak Tor mo time back, and has had
epasms or something like iaintilg spells
on several recent occasions. She 10 too
weak 10 undergo an operation and Jet It
10 said there 10 little hope for permanent
Z, liel withoat one.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
A Fair Trial

10 all that 10 asked for DR.. Piercs's Golden
Medical Discovery In all b ood taints, or
skin disease, eruptious, botches, PIN
pies and scrOfulous sores and swellings.
II Il don't cure. yeu get your money
hack.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Harness repaired promptly at Perkins. .
l01 W. Eighth street.

Poxxoui's Com plexion Powder is uni.
VERBALLY known and everywhere esteemed
a. the only Powder that will improve the
complexion, eradicate tan, freckles, and
ali skin dacasca
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Tho sure Cure tor Headache.

Tired Feelings, Liver Troubles, Kidney
Complaints, Yellowness, Skin Blotches,
ETC., are Dir. simms Liver pills. No
hickuefs or lriplng attend their opera
lion. 25c. Sugar coated. DsEot, Fourth
and King. to!d ty druggists.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
wlthdraws From the Contest.


The following 10 . copy Of . letter sent
which EXPLAIN itseli:
WILMINGTON, DEL, June Z, 1890.
Hon. Anthony Hiegius, U. q. 8 -nator.
My DEAN SIR: 1t has coma to my
knowledge that there 10 an opposition on
tho part OF certain persons In the Rspub-
lican party to my appointment - poet
master ot this city. l Am informed that
the reasons sssigned are ofa political ma
ture, and In no way reflect upon my per-
| sonal character or Integrity.
While ] am we'll aware that this oppo-
| siiion resis upon no just or reasonable
grounds, but is the result OF misappre-
b.nsion and prejudice, / Am Levertho.ess
entirely unwilling that any act or acts oi
mine shall afford the slightest pretext 10
any man c,llipa himself q Republican
Tor falling TO do his utmost for the party
in the important campaign now In pro-
gress.
have always held that Individual In
terests should not 10 considered In an
important crisis like the one now pend
Ing. dscliuo 10 encourage In any man
ner, directly or indirectly. any splrit OF
iAoiivn whatever.
Ii ever there WAS . time whom every
msn with even . spark OF loyalty to the
Republican cause should sink all his per.
soLsl wishes and ambitions when they
are found to coEnict In any way with the
best interests 0f bis party, this 70 tha;
time.
do not see how l con preach this
doc irine aud not practice IL without los
Ing my own ssli-respsct
will therefore ask that you kindly re-
turn my ist'ers oi commendation and
other papers, which prlzs very highly,
| aud that you will no longer consider my
name iu counoo.iou with the position ol
postmaster OF this city. Ism very truly
yours, GEoRGB w. STONE.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
leo Cream Parlor.

Mrs. Rice has opened her Ice cam
parlor, No. 1857 Wsluut street, and 10
prepared 10 accommodate her many
trends.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Ror cleaninr silYerNar

Tappan's Relucens. uurqualled, 25c. per
bottle, At Miliard II. Davis, No. East
Second street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Special No. L

$40 children's suits-from to y
years-worth not less than $l.75
and 32-will be sold to-day only ut
si.20. These suits are an extra
bargain-sope OF them all-wool-
none of them are shoddy-they
will give good wear and sattsfac-
tion. We Will also sell 90 blue
sailor suits for boys, from to 10
years, at same prlce--$l. 20.
Hamburgers'.
B ,lt, ball and b.t with every suit.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Dr. s,m,ns' Eye Cure

WIN positively cure all manner Of sore
eyes, whether iudamed or grAnulated,
weak sight O. impaired vision. II Is sure.
Every cne having weak or diseased eyes
ought to try 1t. 70 centa Sold by drug
gisiA Depot, Fourth and King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Crayon Portraits

For $500 are still being made at Cum
uings' gallery, 3o2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
VIII Go to Phiiadsiphia.

Tho Warren Athlet Club will send
the following teams to the sports Of tue
A. Y. 8 N. at S;enton, near Philadel-
ph,a, on Saturday next: 100 yards, w.
N. Chandler, Jr., samuel Jones; 22O
yards, Samuel Jones; 440 ysrds, John Y.
Cooper; half mile, Robert wilkins; NILS
run, William Richardson: mile walk, T..
A. Gradwohl; high jump, z. h. Lofandi
one-miie bicycle, b. =. Mcdaniel, =. B.
Elliott. z II. Lonsnd; thres-mils bicycle,
b. y. McDAniel, r. 3. Elliott
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
A Drivo In silks.

r. L. Russell, No. s06 Market street,
adyertires to sci eiks At greatly reduced
raios In order 10 close out the business.
aud at the came time raise money to meet
maturing obligations. For Particular
see adv, lAisement
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Family Coal

OF the best quality. long tons. well pre-
pared. suitable for winter or summer
use. NOW 70 The time to place your orders
with us ior present. or future use, TO be
delivered at asy time fixsd upon. shes-
arr & Chandler, south Side. Branch
ofice. SECOND and French. Phone Ito.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Tho ,,rsw.rx Combine.

CHIcAeo, ILL.,, Juue 10.-Rcceuily =
numbsr OF breweries aud malt houses
h.re were combined under the name OF
the City of Chicago Brewing ami Mat
Ing Company. Its securities were put on
the market In Chicago on JUNE 4 and In
London ON Saturday LAST. They copsisi-
ed oi sS, l25, 900 In preferred stock. Ike
amount In comm stock and $3,aC0, ,OOO
In nrst mortgage boule. or -. $50 ,001 al
together. Tie subscr ptions in Chicago
alone Aggregate over SIT 1000, 600, aud
altogether tie subscriptions arc ahou.
seven times the amount OF the securities,
premiums Vs high US 20 per cent. being
bid.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Special No. ..

Special No. ..
800 children's suits-$3.49.
These suits are all Of this sea.
sons make, in sizes from to II
years-plain, pleated, corded Or
Norfolk suits and ono style "Df.
rectoire" vest suit. Not sim
gio one of them but ID strictly all
Wool-worth and sold oil over
town for % aud s8-and somo evcn
more. You can have your chotco
of the whole lot to-day for IS ~.
Hamburgers'.
Belt. ball aud bat with every suit.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

T esidiny Elder Murray will hold qaar.
very conierence this evening at O'clock
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Special No. 8.

| Special No. 8.
lno children's finest dress suits, suits
from to IA years. broken lots and
suits.
o., ~ and %. Ifyour boy can be ft-
ted ~ will buy choice Of the the best %
makes OF W orstsds, CHssimeres and
Cheviots and would ordinarily cost
much more at wholesale. But these
are broken lots and sizes and we're
going to sell 'em, % for choice.
Belt, ball and bat with every suit.
5000 shirt waists for boys and misses,
Domet and Percalos, 2oc up to u 2.
ohildren's suits. SO are we OH shirt
waists.
Star waists,
Laurel waists,
sun Waists and others.
Specials In Mems Furnishings.
HRmburgers',
Tomorrow, "Wednesday" evening
between the hours of and 0 O'Clock, WI
win sell choice q any 600 scarf for s'o
We've got many good things in oul
mems department that will attract you
Wen Just mention few;
Our English Serge suit at 80 fs
the greatest bargain in W lining
tons richly all-wool and guar
anteed not to fade.
The Shannon Tweed Suit also
, $40 Is u light colored stuff, strictly
nll wool, looks and will wear as
we'll as any So suit you ever wore.
Black Cheviots In straight Rad
round out sacks and cutaways.
The rnge of tho senson-sl3 and
SIS. Guaranteed not to fade or
get shiny. IIamburgers'.
Thin goods in great variety: linens,
| fiannels, mohairs, seersuckers, blezers
ofice coats, etc. Dome shirts, flannel
shirts, cheyiot shirts. etc., from 50c to u
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Another Pension.

William Meuionhall of No. 6j6 Adams
street has had his pension increased to
tl2 month through Ha. wards agency.
in charke Of w. .. McNair. -.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

when Baby WAS sice,
We cave her CastoriA.
Whom she WAS . Child.
6he cried for Castoria.
When she became Mlas,
She ciung TO Cassoria.
WAen she had Children,
ahe Ravo them Castoris,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
the authorised .s.n. for the books written by

Henry n. Stanley, and now bsinG published
By ChaA ScriSncr's Sons. Agents wanted.
Apply to John o. Bryant, III Frene street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
George W. jackson, novelty and VI
r.ety stole, sos Marxet strect.

The 10. frssh-lunch, food-drluks and
Ice cream palace, NO. 8 East Fourth
street, advertIsss In the notice column
to-day.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Return Thanks.

A meeting Of the memorial committee
Of Encampment No. 81, Union Veteran
Legion. was held on w ednesday evening
last, At which . resolution WAS adopaed
returning thanks to the followiua, who
took part In tho service held on the
evening Of May ~, At tho Board of Trade
rooms: General J. H. Wils3n, the ora
tor Of the occssion; St. Psul's choir. led
by 2. Pickles: MrA Emma Baxter,
pianist; Mrs. Colonel 6. A. Mscallister,
Misc Joson nhiue Pickels, il. w. thinner
man Waiter =. Fishsr. John Trabbold
aud the following. named firms: William
3, Sharp q Co., W lillian Pyle, @. A.
Lippincoti, Frank J. Murphy and Will
liam Lawton. Tho committee 10 COM
postd OIL: Charles Fos,er, Ed. G. CoDcan-
non, ]. p. Donahoe. James Mcdowell,
W. v. Tuxbury, William Haverstock, ,
HarrY A. ShA.lx AeGretarY- trraRurer.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

The Star Giants defeated the Delaware
Giants on Saturday afternoon by score
OF 8 to l. Pitcher Anderson OF the Star
| Gisuts struck out IL men OF .he Delaware
Giants.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
A century Of progress has not produced

A century OF progress has not produced
N remedy equal 10 10 Ely'e Cream Balm
forcaiarrh, cold In the hoad and hay fovor.
II IA not q liquld ora snuff, hut sperfectly
anfo and easlly applied into the nostrils.
II gives immediate relief and cures tho
worst cases.
Don't say there IL no help for catarrh,
hay fever and cold In head, since thous.
ands testify that Ely's Cream Balm has
entirely cured thom. IL supersedes tho
dangerous uae OF liquids and gnuiIg. II 10
onslly applied into The nostrlli and gives
reyief AZ once. Prico 30 cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
poInrn in the U. 8. sonAte.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-LSpecial. lin
the Senate to-day petitions were presented
for the prevention OF the sale OF options
on farm produce.
Also petition from citizons Of Augusta,
Mo-, asking that the Worlds Fair DO hold
In New York city.
Senator Chandler presented petition
from a hundred citizens Of Mississippi,
asking for tho establishment Of Republic
can government in that State, which peti-
ton states Is now lacking.
After the introduction OF few privnto
bills the regular calendar was taken up.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

should never be used except on presefip'
tions from reputable phyaeianh,, 40 ne
damage they will do u t0n'fold the Rood
you can possibly derive from them, falph
Caiafrh Cure, manufactured by " D. phe'
curry, and is taken internally aud acts d.
reetiy upon tho bloOd and mucous sur
faces of the system, Ia buying halpa
Catarrh Cure be sure you got tho genuine
ID ls taken Internally and made ln Ioles
do, Ohio, by N, j, Cheney \ Co,
lg-hold by druggists, price 100 pef boF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

The African Methodist Episcopal church
literary society held ia regular weekly
meeting Ia the church last evening, The
exercises we're 10 commence AZ 7iD
o'clock, but II was almost nine before the
audience was called 70 order by Miss Mary
Page, president Of this society, The sec
retay, Richard llue, Was absent and Mr.,
Haokley was elected secretary pro TEN,
There we're fifteen members present, In
cludng the officers,
The roll call was made and those mem'
bera who we're present were each required
10 pay the weekly dues Of five cents,
There we're two visitors present, When
tho dues Of the members had been paid,
one Of the members arose and stated that
the constitution which they had adopted
provided that any visitors attending these
meeting should be assessed ton cents each,
aud le suggested that the hat be passed
70 those two visitors and the amount re'
quIred be paid AZ once, or the exercises
would not take place, The request Was
granted
This work being hniahed, the audience
sang one Of its fayorlie gospel hymua,
They were then led In prayer by the Rev,
Luke W, White, Row John Henderson
arose aud made complaint 10 the preHl'
dent that there were several members
present who seemed greatly amused and
were "unconduGtlngn themselves, Ito
made motion that any members be aus'
pended who were found guilty of any such
"dihmeRuOr,N The next part Of the pro-
gram was the debating 81 the question,
Resolved, That the Warrior Deserves
More Credit than the Statesman
Six persons had been appointed N the
last meeting 90 debate this question, but
only two were present, They wanted t0
he excused, but the president insisted that
they discuss this question at once, Rev,
John Henson gave hilrrlng address IN
favor Of the warrior, bringing Into mind
the brave aud noble deeds which warriors
had done, and many other interesting
facts, The negative OF the question was
taNen by John Henderson,, who gave an
able argument In favor Of The atetehman'e
superiority over the warrior Zach one
was given ten minutes 10 speak, William
Booth, Isaac Doyillo and Mrs, Homes
were selected 40 Iudgea, They were called
TO the front and placed on bench, being
re- aulred 70 alt three feet apart and u
have no conversation whatever during the
debate.
After the debaters had finished the
Judges were 20 give their decision on q
piece Of paper. When this had been done
the result was read, They all decided la
favor OF the negative, IL was quite late
when the society adjourned To meet again
one week from last evening,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
Did Tho witohon nnrn phIs Church.

DANvERs CENTRE, MASS, Jan.2S. -ISpc.
clall-Thc old historic Congregational
church here, successor 10 the old Salem
village Parish church, In which the witch
craft troubles began, was burned this
morning. Tho loss ls S3b,OOO insurance
$1,000,