Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03


Wld4 to he second Lieutenant; sergeant \.
y. Herring 10 be first sergeant; Color ODr-
pora Willard smith to be sergeant; Prl-
waite j Y. X. Wells TO be color corporal. All
these promotions are In the ranks OF Com
pany A.
NEWARK, March 20--At lneeting on
Thur day evening OF Oriental Lodge No.
IL, | o. O F., the following officers
were elected: N, a, John X. Chambers;
v g., Evan W. Lawis; =. s., Harvey J.
Putt; Janlior, James Jsiferis; Treasurer,
William II. Shippers; +. =, George W.
Williams; the last two officers holding
over. A public Installation will be held
mere on Thursday, April 10th.
Tins March bulletin OF tho Delaware Col
lege Agricultural Experiment station has
been issued. 1t Is the eighth bull tin OF tho
station aud form IA ~ aud neatness OF
typography with previous reports. It con-
taIns three carefully prepared and Interest,"
ing articles on tho following subjects
aud by the following officers OF thu
station: Tie Possibilities OF Deve oping Il
Domestic sugar Ildustry, Director A. II.
Selle; Value OF Sniphi1e OF Potassium hs q
Rem dy Against Pear Scab, Professor Fred
erick d. Chester London Purple az Rem.
ely Against the Cooling Moth. Professor
III. n. BsCkY!th.
Thp annual town election will be held ON
Tuesday, April srh, NJ the office OF Squire
AckaowGn, from 10 9 p M, The officials
to b3 elected are thleb councilman, one
from each ward to serve two years. The
r"titlug members are Samuel j. Wright,
@ Fader and samuel NJ. Donnell. No can.
dlda.es have yet been brought out.
NEWARK, March 3i.-The worahipers In
81. Thomas Episcopal Church we're con-
ttonted ny Il very complete and pleasant
surprise on entering the church nd be-
holding In the chancel A very beautiful
staintd Rlnas window erected by Mr..
Graham Bandy OF the New York Stock
Exchange 10 tho memory OF his parents,
| Thomas and Frances =. 3. Blandy, who
died many years ago, the former being
one OF the founders and promoters of the
church. Tie memorial has q total height
OF over 10 feet and width Of six feet,
| the lower or pictorial part being divided
Into two sections to conform to the frame,
work. The Gothic arches OF tho TWO win
| dowl are surmountei by the mystic sign,
/ /. II, s., worked into another smaller
I window. Tho aubj+ct is the visit Of
Christ 10 the house OF Martha and Mary
In Bethany, an episode In our Savlour's
/ life not frequently worked out In glass.
/ These three characters are all repre-
senled IN lite Size ard with exceed-
! ing fidelity and CAPITALIZATION. The
subject itself presents wonderfully
/ pIilIHtnt HNu en- ictlYs hcne1e OF cDlOIlhR
/ and the ppportunlt, hiss not been lost In
tbs treatment and harmonious arrange
mont Of the deep shades and me2ao tints
80 Gh1udant. Its entire conception Is cold
and strikinRly realistic, while Its beauty Of
! color aud warmth Of tesIng make 1t a
thing Of beauty and q Joy forever" 1t l.
from j. Il Il. Lamb, ecclesiastical art
workers OF New York. who have been NJ
WORT on II for several months past. ThiS is
the second window Of their make 10 this
chyrch, which, through the munin9enee OF
its members In presenting numerous ma
morials, il rapidly undergoing an interior
Transformation.
Josenh Il. Willis, the well-known builder
and contractor Of this town. has announced
himself as candidate for the next levy
court from this huHdroi 10 Hue coed mir
Wlsr. Mr.. Wilil Is s'aunch Democrat
and intends 10 make a hard hght to secure
nomination at tee rext primaries.