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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
improvements 10 Aaanover Church.

The congregation of Hanover Presby-
tsriar Church held meeting last
week to consider the rlatter Of improve
ments to the church and to raise small
deficit of less than $3.50 in the current
expenges OF the church. A motion to pay
the debt by an increase in pew rents was
lost. The amount WAS then subscribed
by those present, A plan to ir crease the
receiptu of the church ny an equalization
Of pew rents is being considered by the
trustees. Ths matter of removing 20 o
new site in the western part OF the city
was not discussed et Inst nights meeting.
Improvements TO the church, such 20
ffesooi1R, q new cSrps., nav roof, ETC.,
vera discussed, and finally referred to
the tY1stess, who Will report plan Ut q
later meeting.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

The ofisisl cnil of the Democratic State
central committee for the Democratic
State convention, to be held OF Dover on
Tuesday, August 12th, has bssn issued
by Chairman Stevens and Secretary
Newell. The primaries for the election
of delegates to the convention will be
held On Saturday, July 7th. The COM
mittee's ca'i appears In tie advertising
celumns Of this issue.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
Iu,c. F.rry Assaulted.

Frenohnaa of this city, with the dis
tlnction OF the ssIns name as the OK presi-
don't OF France, Jules Ferry is confined to
his nome, Sfxtn street, below Church. from
eariOu4 injutles inflicted by Joseph Long,
slias 'ScaOoner" Long. Ferry has three
rips brozna, his ege cut, and Is NUT inter-
II coutt on Friday Judge Ball held Long
Without bali 10 await the outcome OF his
viotInl's iuiuE!es.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

The corner. stone OF the new nj. E. church
at Carlisle, Pa, aid TOR which was solicited
OF Wilmington Conference ct its late ses-
sion, was laid on Tuesday week.
citizens OF Philadelphia recently pre-.
sented az elegant silver service to Blshop
and Mrs. FOES, on the oeeaslol OF the silver
anniversary Of their Wedding,
Tho end Of Alfred Banners right thumb
was torn off by punching mschine az the
Diamond State Iron Company's works on
Thurs1ay morning. DR.. O. Il. CsntWell
dressed the wound.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
Extra Examtning nay Needed.

The board OF examining surgeons for
neneion applicants has petltionod the
pension bureau at Washington for ar extra
day in the week for their work. BY law at
present they can examine only 40 cases
aud that on one dav In the week. At last
meeting there were 32 applicants for examl-
nation,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

In the dn rent departments Of the high
snl,ool preparntious are nelng made for the
nnalls' exhibits az the Wilmington fair. In
Prof, q. Nj. Warren's meohunicsl designs
cGsses, each student will show specimens
Of hts work. In the metal and wood work
EXHIBITS each spesm4u SHOWN will be the
result of the students Individual handi.
wot K. following out exactly the draught
design previously made by him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
DeIawnre 4 ChcaapeaKe halfway.

Attha annual meeting ~ Easton, Nd, yes-
terday, we k OF the stockholders OF the Dell
aware Il Chesapeake railway the following
we're elected uIiieers aud directors fol the
ensuing year: President. @. b, Roberts
sJcretaty, Robert q. Groff; Treasurer,
Robert W. Smith; Directors, G b. Roberts,
Hon. James L. Groome. Samuel Watherill, /,
ar, David j. Cummins, Henry D. Welsh, j.
N. DuBurry, Johu P. Green, George V.
Massey. Ed d. y. Newhall.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

10 t60 machinery In thd manual training
department at the high schooi Is oeing put
In placs. II IL expected tha the machinery
vii be in running order at an earlS date.
Frank Boulden, eparrer. and ". L.
spoerl. wrestler, of the W. A. o., will par
tio pate in ths closing entertainment ia
Philadelphla. May 3lat. Gold medals Will
he contested for. The opponents OF ths
Wilmingtonians will be ID. +. VDrlsn anu
j, X, Hyslop, respectively,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

No. N, Frederick vonBourdon, No. 4e3 West
Front street
No. 20, William r. Bunting, No. sO5 East
Seventh.
No. al, Amos A. Eastburn.
No. 90 Warren v. ii'uNhury, No. 2ln Poplar.
No, 90 William II. Sinc0sk, No. 6l4 West
Third.
No. q, Henry N. Mullin, No 5e5 West Front.
No. ~, Daniel Conner, No $50 Church.
No 20, George ", SiHgley, No. biz East
Fourth,
No "a. Harry r. Foulk, No. si- Poplar.
No sS, William r. Noshe!l, No 1924 West
Eighth.
80 ~, Chnrles II. Groves, No. S16 West Ninth,
No 30, Ambrose McNey, No. s4T Orauge.
No 81, Gilpin u. Underwood, No. 1a0l French
M -, William II, Hanna, No. 9g3 Walnut
No 33, WHitor j. Young, No. 1919 Poplar.
No 81, John Wainwright, No l0l2 West
Eighth,
81. 35, John E. Black, Twcnty-fourth and
West
No 3s. Jamcs Tyre, No. 1904 Delaware
avenue.
No 81. Samuel r. Marshall, No. oil Adams.
No, 49, Edmund ID. Shortlidge, No. 1872
Market
40. -, Albert =. Matlack, No. 0l7 West Ninth.
No. 40, William II. iiaverstock, No. ll23 East
Eleventh.
~. n, William ), Tusscy, No. s West Twen-
NJ. II, Charles r. Martin, No. l11a West
Third,
No -, Thomas G. Appleby, No. 1876 South
jackson.
No. il. James A. Pilbeam, No l5i1 Adams
No. i5, Alomzo I. Di.kerspn, SetoAd ana
! HuWley,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
BIDS FOR POLICE PATROL
THEY CAUSE SOME DISo UssI0N IN
CITY COUNCIL.
THE POLICE COMMITTEE ROW
a LIYnEY BRERzB OYER THE ELL
FOE EXTRA OOUNSHLs

ell chamber - Their s'iHcc of
NIeeting-Bids For ., Police Patrol
lseceiVed and HIaid over One Week
An interesting Session.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
A ne,x Colnr..d Post.

A new colored G. A. Il. Post is In course
OF organization over Third Street Bridge.
The nemners OF Summer Post are interested
ia tha movement. Coiored ex-soldiers find
1t dilfieult to come to the post meetings on
account OF the distance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

A meeting Of the directors OF the Del
awsre u Ches apeaka railway vas held ut
Esston, Nd, last week, Members OF the
board, residing in Philadelphia, went to
Eaaton i'll the private car of General
Manager Chprles g. Pugh of the Penn
sylyania railroad, yesterday morning
week AMI returned in the afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

Between EEciaiiiius speech and
Garitsic's Etjected isesoiuti"B
H'hay Save D"eD NIadc Very Un-
comfUVtab d iirrIetv OF ii,c Pro-
Cccdtnps.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

MEM LuAHthE
No. A., Charles A. Beck, smyrna
No. Il, Herman ltoe, Snyrnn,
No. A., Charles Denney, smyrna.
No. 10, John T.. S. White, Dover
No. -. James 7. Aaron, iiazlettyille
No, 81, FrnnraA Moore, GnAwjlI. Z
No. 81. James &. Stoyey, LclpSic.
No 5}, George II. Jones, harrington.
No. 81 WiliIm j. Richards, Harrington.
No. Is, lsaar Il. Jester Milford
No. aB William \. lrlitt, Milford.
M. 81, Edinuhd q. Raymond. Camden.
&o. 5s William II. 1ake4, wyoming.
No 30, samuel II. Cooper, FELTON,
No. ID, Miliian l.. Pronse, Frederick.
susSEx coUSrY.
No. e.. John Wilgl' Roxanna.
No e. 1u4iiua q. Lynch, Wiliamsvillo
NJ. ~. James = Gillespie, Milton,
No ~, George 7. ilich sycamore.
No d. Joseph +. bradley. Milford.
NJ G6 nayid W. Nandegrift, Milford.
No. "a, John II, Roach, Milford,
No. IS Peter G. Wapes, Frankford.
No. 20, TheOphGlus =. Rogers, Georgetown.
No. 10, Eeniamir D. Burton, Robbins.
M. n, samuel L. Matthews, Lewes Cross
Roads.
No II, Henry o. Bcnnum, Cool Spring,
No ~, Daniel w. Breret0n, Lewes.
No II, David Coverdaie, Loves.
No n, i mos y. Spicpr, Laurel.
No ~, Obed w. iarVcl, Laurel.
No 1f, lhpnas calhoun Concord.
No X. James A. House i, Bridgeville.
No 10, Jesse L. sharp, Seaford.
Ans enulisrlIrra Wiil DrSln work June
81. Ths regulations allow the men Just one
week for preparation IN digssting the In
structions for heir work. Wilmington will
be MP e1td In t7o weeks. A longer term
Is allowed the outslda hundreds.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

Assistant engineer at the intsrcepting
sewer works, IL. A. Woodbury., has just
won $4,000 suit sgsinat The municipal
authorities of Cumberland, X. 1. During
the Eecent Democratic administration Of
city affairs Mr.. Woodbury. was awarded a
contract for certain city Sswer engineering
work. Subsequently tho Republicans
came into power and the job wac taken
from him. Msanwhiie, however, Mar.
Woodbury. had expended some 5000
upon the works. Hence the suit.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

The sunken coal barge IN the Delaware
and chesapeake canal, at the Delaware
raj road drawbridge, was pumped out and
raiaed Thursday afternoon. II was towed
out OF the channel and navigation was at
once resumed, having been closed since
Monday evening week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

The "Isccora'' 90 be Incorporates.
FurLADELpn1A, May 22.-William b..
sineetIy, Robert T.. PattlsoD, George A:
Sin2srIy, Bepismin A. van sohaieE aud
James i. McUartney have given not oe
tbat an application will bs made to
Goyeypor Beaver, on June 1lth, under
the Incorporation act OF leii, aha its
supplamonts, for o chatter to os cafe =
uihe Record Publishing Company OF
Ph lldcipaia, the obiect of which Is the
transaction OF o printing and pubic hns
,buanels
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
CENSUS EHUWBRAroRs.


Census Supervisor Stansbury J. WILEY
arrived here from Washington Thursdey
with the list OF enumerators for Delaware
confirmed by the department. 1t Is as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

Amsterdam. y y. Dec. 10 lNperAn'-N Sp, ',.,', ,"'
communication nf Artisan Lodge Wa ''d hr'e ~ '
when the degree of Master Mason was y, ,do
stephen sanford. Henry ilcrr'N ''," .,,. Grand
rd,yard NcDonncll and Charc, II. Warr'"S' ''"''"
a., 60. th,, a, vrooman of Ncw York was present.
,'.nnp,pict rr the following officer of the "'T'ho
49, ,,.. lame, Tcncyck senior grand
warden: John Hodge, junior grand ~'r'cn' h w. '
Encr- grand secretary John II. '""n'"I'an', t'.'',"
standard bearer: Charles W Mend gran" 'N"' - ",',
George H. Raymond srtnd c''"I'' ,,',, ..,r
tru.,.c 81 fine II,lI Home Fund, anu 'fI"' '""''''
.r,cr v. - nr,,cn a large number OF M'''n' from
oul of town. iitcr ti" dcsrrr Wa conferred a. re-
'Il,''n "a, Tn,,t, were responded 10 lF Johh
g. e. .r''. pllleI; ~ ~ KimbIll Mayor H. H. Nadr0h:
horace L. erccne' E. NJ. L. EhlerS, Cyrus stewart OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
MILE. BoNrARD NOT To BE HyPNOTIZFD.
THE REQUEST or HER COUNSEL REFUSED Mhpi
CAL WITNESSES GIVING THEIR
NILNNS NN HNPNOTINN.

Paris Dec 19-Whcn the court room in which TIE
trial Of Michael Eyrud and Gabrielle Romp'd is
taking place was opened this morning the usual crowd
Of eager spectator, present. but Wa not allowed
to enter the room The Court had decided mat lh'
evidence of Dr. iieccoi~ tho head of he medical
faculty Of the COLLEGE Of Nancy, Should Ice taken Nd
accordance with that section Of the criminal code which
give, 10 witnesses the option Of making their state
mcui, TO tie Court and jury alone. DR.. LcceoiS "N
paiucd +, the and jury Tho views Of bis school
lie stated that uyhody who Wa> lypuoilIca h''aH"
in the haud- Of IA, cNpcrimcuter pure aui"ndi"n'
morally and physically such q person could D." mad"
10 commit a crime. Dr. LieCaoi> expressed surprise
that ne had uor been allowed 10 Nllr Bompari. for
the purpose of ocGainug what degree she was su>
ccptnc to hypnotic influence.
Or. Li,cco. aid it possible that Nil" BON
psrl had received s,c,c~o of which She retained nn
rcco'Icction> when awake. The prisoner ought again
to l, r,t asleep by Iuc-mcr>u. iu order to revive
her recollection ~ facts occurring al the moment ~
The commission Of The crime. For H., witnesses part
Il he wcIc the judge bon th, ca-e. bearing I'D mInd
prevou, m,c,riagc> OF justice. he wond rather cut
of De, hand than pronounce sentence upon NIi" BON
paid.
Dr. Erouardc. being recalled. said That he held IN"
opinion OF the Nancy school hypn"tzer~ ODD small
esteem lie did not doub; the good hth of nr
L,se.is Iut the lat,cr> statements lacked scientific
proof Wltncs, was Mt favor ~ arl.in hvp."'Nne
Hllle. Iompad. he did not wish T" run the r-h "i
letting the audience hear The mvcl;ion- tnt msm
be surpii-cd ont Of the accused.
Dr. Noue, and Ballet Shared Dr. Brouaricl' views.
Both a. ught the crime $50 complat at"d t,1t D. could
not have been committed under hypnotic Inhucuc".
VI Ro5cri Nile. Eonpart'- counsel. here asked
that hi~ client be hypuotIcd in open cont and i.
DcrOri counsel for Ey rand. Joined ln tlc request.
The prorur1ir opposed IN" rc.Dc>t. or III" ground
thai Oh. experiment woud not hip 4" hrn- ont t"
tuth.
Th. Judge, rctircf 70 consider the question Return
in- several minutes later. they declared mat tl" ro
quest was rejected
TIE counsel for the relatives o. ". Goufc then
addressed court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
r,rR IyDI,y wrDrREES HANGED.

M....nli. Mont. pee. ~. II" most n"'.''' 'N''"
tou which ever tooh place in tli' -''ii'n "l UT"
cou.tr, occurrcd th- m"i"H-' ""'h LUZ .
I.uu ,rrh and ri-r.,c. four indian mnr'r'i>' "'r'
,.d t fine. com, hou-c her. MI died c"ni'-'""'N
pierre raul and >ily -mlnsl1 hade E''' '>' 10
tl.r friend, when -, cap drawn over their i''''
PASCAL. killed 4 pro-pcctor. i. VI Dunn' III the pr'"d
,f I--9. near Dcucr-vill'. Dunn wa ""''"-
,,,h him. and vlr.u Ice refused {" ifaic '''" II"
,.,,.., t,t 1,,, t,hlrg the hor-c and VIE" u'"h''
r.. had. ,rtlv', crime was th" participation '' NV
nur,e, If three white pro~pc't"f-. N'p"''"' - -
and Thomp-on in the fall of l0-' at VOL 'r'N' "''
Tobacco Plains, The pr'-pc'i'l' Wet" su'l' 81 Wv
camp fire by q party Of 'iN hool'h'' '''''''''
u,,l.tcd I'm cold blood Two Of the indians N''' zap
tnr,d soon after and rnchcd hy the people "i p''l
ylnc Anty remained " large nn the '",I ,,, OF o. ,"'
summer laanc and Pierre @uI n" Iva Iva tGrw the
h"GIc, nto I"rtc river Thcsc murder. We we're .n n"
",,,ld .i,ln aid. Fun +" till Wht" h'u, H.
% "'""'u' , ~, % hanging Of the quaretc cost TIC
country about rJOiH"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
upv RT.RE T. -ROCHE'S UITORf'E M'H

Wilmington pei, Dee. - (SpcclaD The report ''a'
Mr. Frs,nci, Iurhc Roche. daughter of FRANK ""fh'
tbc banker of NcW Yorh had been granted an abN"nc
divorce from her husband j, untrc. The pi"'c'dlhS'
have not yet arrived at that point. AcA"'"'r d.
Coopcr was appointed commissioner IN The 'Ac E't
..ptcml,cr when 1hc application for divorce "''
made Testimony showing dc~rrtiou aud non r'pP"''
va, taken and presented T. the CONT by th' '"'"l'
.i,ncr with 1dation that diNorrr Joe er'"''''
u is probabl. that thr rcommcuda'ion VIII ~ I'9
frmcd by the court, tut one Of NJ. Iurhc ~ "
romn,cl stated To- day that the confirmation had not
,ct been obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
Johnstown; Judge Philip Keck, of Johnsto"n anu
stephen sanford.
CONDUCTOR AND BRIKEMAN KILLED.
SUPPOSED To HAVE BLOWN FROM THE koof of
d., HUDSON RIVER FREIGHT CAR

SUPPOSED To HAVE BLOWN FROM THE i'O'f 'f
HUDSON RIVER FREIGHT CAR
ponchkeepsie Dec 10 (SpccaD.-lt Is believed 'na'
Frank Y Harris, conductor, and Harry f""au,
brakeman Of soutlbound freight tram on 'i'c Ii"'
son River Railroad were blown from ther 'Ia'n @ At
O'Clock thi, morning, near Montro'e, anu "i'', '
Tho por,on who knows anything at ali ABOUT '"'
r,+tcr is George Sloat the night Wat'hui"l ''' '
trosc lie saws the train left there al {" ~ " 'i'
and the last he saw Of the two men tlley "e'o va
ton of the fifth or sixth car from tho oapo's'' 'iy
anparentIy going toward the caboose. SAnne'S Wv,
,,lo,no,,d from view. After the tram go' OUT VI
.i,bt he walked south to fix the signals anu %"
tho bodic, lying between the up ana n""h ia" n''
about ten feet apart. lie had fonhu inc"
baton, to came 10 their bodies. lie THINKS ud' WV
., tber sppcd on the roof Of the car anu was '. -.
ing when the other went 10 his Ie''l"i anu o'''
fcrI to the ground. one man at Mohtrose S''"
81 bclieyc they were blown from the ua'n' o''
thc wind wa blowing gale some u'e' "'''
were blown down." - ,.,.,u whore Coroner
.r,,nn took charge Of them and VIII nolu AN li -
o rnorrov. Both men lived in New rorh an, ,riI,cr.
nov emnloves having taken the pIact9 :" "a "a ho,d
Each had "A leg brohcn and each ones iA'' "'" W
ver tor bru~ci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
TIE CANADIAN RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

OFFICl NL LIST or THE KILLED THOSE INJURED.
Quebec. Dee l9.-Among tho killed in the railroad
accident at Levi, Alexis Dc>>aut. member of tho
House Of Commons for Kamourd>ka. When the news
his death cached Parliament the House adjourned
a, a mark Of respect for his memory. The injured,
almost all Of whom are in Lewis. have been turned
over tO the of Dr. Catcr. Of Quebec. who Is
assisted by stat Of Lewis surgeons. Following IS
an additional list Of the injured:
Albert Coffin Of i. Pctor-burg p. f. l.. fracture Of
leg near the knee: Mrs. Con,n. fractured collar
bone; Wdrc 0oNln. right wrist broken; Ernest
Coffin. confusion Of right shoulder and slight injury
to head. Tancrcdc Duoc. of 1roiS P>toc>. nose and
left arm fractured. Mr.. Augu-tiu Godin Of ~.
Waller. bruised generally.
The oHidal death list is ae follows: Alexis
Dc,sa!nt. o kdmoura-ha; Joseph Lcclcrc. Of
Lewis: j. L. Elai~. Of Kamousiska; Max spool Of
Glasgow Eugene GauVin. OF 81 Pacome. and
Napoleon IOi>. oi II. Joseph.
The Of the disaster ~ not clearly defined.
hut II IN" prevailing opinion among railway officials
that one of The wheel, or axle of tho baggage car
gave and the car. hcius thrown of the track.
DRAGGED tho~" following after il,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20


Berlin, Dec. 19-Empcror william, in his speech on
Wednesday at the closing Of the Educational Con
ference referring 10 the fact that surprise had been
expressed because in his speech opening the conference
hc had made NJ auson to religion, said thai though
his views this subject were well known. ne W"uid
make il sacred duty that the Christian spirit
was cultivated and increased in The schools in order
that the youth OF the nation might be fitted ior inc
requirements Of modern life We are now, ne con
tinucd. in period of transition ha~tcnme toward
new century. Ny ancestors always had their myers
on the pulse of the time and they always looked lh''
the future. | believe that have OWNED the SPHt
Of the time in this matter, in matters of social re
forHl and am resolved venture into paths tfu' II
not tlOddcn now. would bc forced t. tread twenty
wears hence II viii be special pleasure Ia have You
10 a,~i, and accompany me III th's" paths, ana N'u
will have thc assurance that the blessings Of Thousands
of Others will be invoked upon Your h'ad~.
The Emperor closed his dddrcSo hy again lmpre~sins
upn his hcarcr, the necessity of paving special atten
ton the study of modern history
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
ertDy 70 DrrmBrrE NR rHUN 6EQ' hNIS

tru-bnrs. Dec ~ o-pccit1.-A number '' '','''
,,tl. religious and educational n'li"ii'''' ]. ''",
,..fln.. e, well a, elsewhere are - i'''N' ""''
.,. r,plays what Will. under the CIRCUMSTANCE
- m, nature. Of generous Christmas E"''.
c>c.n,o-, of william 1haN'- estate 'I''""''' .
,t ,rc, h,1 ,ou,ul,ted their Labor, aud were
, T., ,,,lc , di~trhutlcu. rhc charitable "'
,..t ,,no,ut IN round numbers t" about F-"o"""'
The principal ones ar, A. follows; Nc'''." : l'.
,,r,itv Of rcnu,yvlua. @loo.ooo' hoaNl ell H''"'.
Missions. Presbyterian Church, f-oooo' Soar" o'
Cnur.h E,ction. 100000. Presbyterian I''" =" !"
r,f r,r Destitute Nui-t"r~ Tlonop I"-N "'','
b., 80 AT t,r tb, cducation of worthy a~prdiH 10
tl ministry F5oOOo; Board ol Mission for i,ol,'l
In nnn- nm -hug Assertion for the lmpr"N Nc.n'h "i
,L. p,nr so 600. PRESBYTERIAN Board "i t'i'iEh
Missions 42oooo: \li"shrny 'rncrai @ @il">t,,n' i
.po ooo' Home, pithr Hospital, $1,000 Mercy nos
r1t,f $40 900: har, college, $4,000 lie estate Is
worth about 9l~.OOooO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
rnnRrnS ~ 4 GIRES SCHOOL

bethlehem. Penn. Dec. 10 (Speclap-A daring rob
hcry wa, pcrpctacl at the Ei,hopihorpe school for
Nouu.. Women on Fountain Hill south Bethlehem last
evening When u wa. no-cd about that robbers Id''
en IN the buildiug. several oi the students ialhcd
away The robbers occurred 900 IN money tnt3 E"li
& and liver watch fourteen pair, Of bracelets, sev
cral nccklaccs, number Of valuable Hugs and di1'
mond Dln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
STILL SUPPORTING PARNFLL.
MEMBERS or TlI1 IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE HIS
GLAD>TONI'S NAME.

MEMBERS OF The IRISH NATIONtL LEAGUE HISS
GLtD>TONE's MANI.
largely attended meeting was held last evening in
Cooper Union under the aupcc, Of those mcmbcr- Of
the Irish National League who favor Nr Parncll ln his
struggle 10 retain the leadership ~ the lr-h rama
mentarv party. Dr.. Philip Z. DOnlin called The meet
ing to order and made stirring speech in winch he
said that Mr. Parncl the only possible leader Of
the Irish people and Of ne Irish party. and that the
irish people At bone and abroad would only stick by
him he wOuld without doubt, obtain a complete and
satisfactory measure Of Home Rule for their native
land.
Lawrence =. Fullam. secretary Of the League then
road the following resolutions, which adopted
amid applause:
Resolved Tha, while deeply regrct,ing the divisions
AT present existing t. the leadership Of the Home
Hrihc ,onvcmcut we are unaware of aly cause lOi
want II confidence in Charles stewart IfuhcH "h'h
img IN fN,ns%r Hall Dnhn al which resolutions Of
confidence I'm him were unanimously adopted, or AT
the meeting Of the Parliamentary party III London al
which he wa unanimously rccle'lcd. -,
Resolved That in our opinion an dnoGpemGe1 d i9 hy
Charlie, stewart Parnc j., the ONLY con, tu ohL
mean, by which Home Rule can be obtained. ,
sbIy' statesnan,hp and dcypuon ri Chrc, stewart
the end.
Michael Breslin chairman Of the meeting Saf among
other things We have to chooee between an inde
pendent Irish nation. place at the i"0i@tooI 0i
English political parties II i, perhaps a' Wen maj
this difficulty has arisen just n0" before we "'rt
led past redemption CApplauseJ We an Aho" '"c
influence Of the old WliS element IN Ireland. rear
to trust tbe remnants OF the base, brutal and bloody
Wings We have Mr.. Gladstone. and he j, an Ens
lshmsn an able statesman, ana Iir J., rue % - a, ,
country 0is.rs for Glad -tOnc, and what we wan
Mr. Parnell 10 be- and what VI. l'TnrH j., - uls' IT.
is true 10 Ireland He may not De me leader OF 'c
Irish Parliamentary party or a majority o IT, DiV ~,
Is tho leader of greater party for ho ha' sun tf
people of ireland ard the Irish people IN America al
bis back tApplau-eJ . 1900, ,-.- Mar
Wauhopc Linn. cX senator Laneb"in ana Ni,. -
g1erito Moore also spoke, after when ire ia', u
OF conndenca passed al the meeting were sent DN oaOo"
Mr. Paruel
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