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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15
historian Kipciake Cremated

LONDON, Jan. S.-The body of Alex
ander William Kinglake, the historian
who died January I'd, was cremated to
dav
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15
HELD F0R MURDER.
The Schmidts Sent Back to Jail to Await
Trial for the Killing of Emma Phtzen-
never,


MEDIA, Jan. 9.-The habeas corpus
proceedings in the case Of Henry and
Caroline Schmidt, charged with the
murder of Emma Pfltzenmeyer, were
brought to conclusion this afternoon
after arguments by the district attorney
and Broomal & Pendleton of the coun-
sci for the defendants.
Judge Hemphill, who presided, said
the only question involved in the case is
whether a prima facie case has been
made out by the uncontradicted testi-
mony submitted by the commonwealth.
According to the evidence of the phys
icians murder was committed. The
only adults in the house were Henry
and Caroline. A knife belonging to
him was beside the victim and blood on
the clothing Of both, He thought the
evidence sufficient to warrant verdict
and refused the petition. The defendants
were remanded to jail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

CHICAGO, Jan. S.-Four piano movers,
Geisler, Goneweiser, Raab and Inner,
driving an unmanageable horse last
night, were struck by an Illinois Cen
trial train. Geneweiser was instantly
killed and the three others were fatally
injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15
Caught Three at a snap shot,

WASHINGTON, Jan 9.-Ex-senator Palmer
and Major NJ. p. Handy Of the Worlds
Fair Commission had another interview
with the President to-day and as they
teur photographer, stationed in the hall,
took a snap shot at them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15
Death of Mrs. w. q. o,Brien.

CINCINNATI. o., Jan. 9.-Mrs. w. L..
O'Brien, wife of Colonel w. L. o'Brien,
general agent Of the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company, died last night here after u
lingering illness.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

MiNNEAroLIs, MINI, Jan. 9.-John
Patton, book keeper at the South Dakota
penitentiary at Sioux Falls for 10 years,
is missing, together with large sum of
money which was taken from the safe
Drinking and gambling are said to be
the cause. His father is a Judge of the
superior court in Detroit.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. S.-The Re,
publican members of both branches OF
the legislature held caucus last night
and unanimously renominated Leland
Stanford for United States Senator
Democrats decided to give their compli.
mentary vote to Stephen Nj, White.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

PARIS, Jan. 9-The fire in the large
piano-forte warehouse, on the Boulevard
st. Martin, which was discovered last
night. has resulted in the almost total de-
were injured during the progress of the fire.
The loss is estimated at 100000 francs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

Troy, N. Y, Jan. s.-Samuel Nc
Glennan, employed at George Vests
union mill, Ballston Spa, was drawn
between two hot cylinders and crushed
and roasted. He died in three hours.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

BERLIN, Jan. 9.-The Tdgcbtau to-day
publishes dispatch from Zanzibar stating
that Enin Pasha has founded fortified
station at Bulkoba, on the shore OF the Vic
toria Nyanza, and that he is now returning
to the coast
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

LONDON, Jan. S.-Cable messages re-
ceived here from Buenos Ayres today
announce that u revolution has broken
out in Chill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. GA special to
the American says that R. G.. Hudson mer-
chant of Yazoo City, Miss, assigned yes
terdsy. Liabilities are 5000; assets about
the same.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

1t is feared that fire which has been
ranging III the elllnl banks AT Ashland
Pa, will extend TO the Big Mine Run and
Bast cpllieries. Bratticc-work will now be
put up 70 prevent, if possible, the spread
ing Of the lire.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15
DELAWARE RArLRo1D.

Annual Statement Submitted by the
Directors at the Meeting--A Deficit of
S16,5S4.T3.
Special Correspondence of Gazette and journal
Dover, Jan. S.--The annual report of
the directors of the Delaware railroad sub
mitted to the annual meeting here yester-
day gives the operations of the road for
the year ending October 3lst, 1890, and is
as follows:
EARNINGS FOR THE YEAR:
Passengers. .$262, 0S20I
greights ...... ..s..-..,.,...... h53,1i2 90
Malls, express, rents and miscel-
lRneous ..........,.+..,.,..-...,. dl,g2!.sO
Total. .ss57,776.7a
Operating expenses. ~. .S725,726.7S
- 7S5saO.1S
Net earnings. ......,..,...........S12 i g56.55
Interest on bonds and dividends on y, s
Showing deficit Of. :. .........:s i65slSs
Which, under the terms of the lease, has
been advanced by the lessee and-is to be
repaid out of the future net earnings Of
the road.
The results of the business as compared
with last year show
An Increase in freight receipts of .S23, 1872 95
An increase in mails, express, rents
and miscellaneous receipts of....... 2StSS
sas,47S,ss
A decrease in passenger receipts Of. ,S5T1
Showing total net increase of...,.. $50, .92 06
Owing to the failure of the peach crop
not one car load of peaches was moved
over the road, and the number Of car loads
OF berries was s53, as compared with l ,229
last year-a decrease of 376 car loads.
Your property has been maintained in
excellent condition: 100 tons of steel rails,
2,790 pairs Of spices 62,300 pounds Of
spikes and 81, 1874 cross-ties were put into
the track; S4-l00 miles of track were bal
lasted with gravel and one mile with Gin
ders; 69-l0O of mile of additional track
was laid during the year
Following is the train mileage during
the year:
Miles.
Passenger trains have been rum. ...., $40, $3.50
Freight trains have been run, .....,.... Al 1872
Construction trains have been run....... 1851
Iotal.. .T5 ,4fs
After paying all expenses and crediting
the sinking fund with interest secured
from loans and investments, the net value
of the fund as of January list, 1891, is,
Cash and loans. 1857 ns
Thirty-hye d per cent bonds Della
ware railroad, due 1895, amount
$42,Sl5 par. .......................... 35,O0OO(
Total. .......................$l 96, e7.gt
The amount charged to construction nc
count for the past year is but $500
The following directors were elected
Christian Febiger, President; John p
Green, |. N. DuBarry, George Gray, T.
Tatnall Warner, Henry d. WEIGH
Joseph R. Whitaker, Manlove Hayes
Alexander johnson, James j. Ross
Thomas Curry, j. Turpin Moore
Charles J, Harrington. Treasurer, Man
love Hayes.
About $4,000 shares of stock was rep
resented at the meeting. The director
dined at the Hotel Richardson after thu
meeting.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

MOUNT VERNON, Mo-, Jan. GA fire here
yesterday destroyed two newspaper offices,
the Mount Vernon Bank and fifteen dwell
ling houses. Loss, $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15
BIG MIL CLOSED.
The Hope River Warp Company Seriously
Embarrassed.

WILINANTIc, CoNN., Jan. 9.-William
G. Jillson, owner and business manager of
the Hope River Warp Company has closed
the mill An assignment is expected in a
few days with heavy liabilities.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15
PARIsIANs DISTRESSED BY COLD.

PARIS, Jan s,--Bitterly cold weather
prevails here and is causing much dis
tress among the poorer classes The
bodies of three persons who had been
frozen to death during the night were
picked up in the streets this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

PARIS, Jan. 9.-The sdcath of Celine
Montaland, the actress, is announced.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15
EUROPE FREEZING.
A Cold Wave sweeps LA Belle, France
and the Fatherland.

HAMBURG, Jan. S.-The severity Of
the weather here and throughout the
northern part of Germany is caus-
ing much suffering. A number of
sailing vessels are ice-bound in
the lower Elbe. Many of them
are known to be short of provisions and
there are no means Of rendering them
assistance. Twenty ships are now
drifting about in the ice helpless under
the fury of bitter northeastern.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

Three prisoners escaped from the pen
itentiary in Columbus, Ohio, Thursday
der. One, ]. M. Harding, is a one-armed
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-18

Sung to a Brilliant Audience at the Rich
mond Theatre.

This beautiful and sensational opera re-
ceived its initial performance in Richmond
last night by the Minnie Hauk Opera Com
panv. The production was artistic 20 an ex-
trene The versatility of Mime. Hauk was
well shown bv the beautiful singing OF the
lole of Santuzza. so different from Car
men. Mons. MOntarlol Is an artist
of the very highest rank and was heard even
10 better advantage a. Tuuidu than as Don
Jose His voice Is power al, but sympathetic
and silvery IL quality, and he never attempts
to save It, but sings boldly and with great
effect Last night he received an ovation
and should he ever return he will be greeted
again with pleasure. The chorus and orchestra
worked we'll together aud the entire perform
ance was most beautiful.
The opera Is bold in execution and original
in every part cular. the young composer de-
pending on his genius IN preference 10 any
Set rules or grooves, the fault OF nearly all
BEGINNERS. The orchestrati0n Is wonderful.
To-day at the matinee Gonnod's divine
Faust will be heard. with Mime. Natall rs
Marguerite Miss Risley as Siebel,. Miss
Holmes Is Martha. Mons. BOvet as faUst,
Mons StOrmont as Valentine. Signor
Dalasco as Nephisto heles and Mascotu as
Wagner. At tho evening performance Of Nag-
ners "Lohengrin.' Nine. Basta I@vary' the
famous Russian Drima donna, VIII make her
first appearance in Richmond IN the beautl al
pant OF Elsa while Nine. Iremeih' ScaleHi 5
only rival. will make her first bow a. OrtrUda.
Mons. Nontariol has been pronounced one of
the greatest "Lohengrins living and VIII sing
his famous part by speclal request. Mons.
! StOrmOnt. who has given so much satlsiec-
ton. will sing Telramund. go.
This will end the engagement Oi q Drlllahl
/ though short operate season
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-18
WOODWARD & L0THROP.
No "PENP-UP UTICA
Breedel, Tall6Y& Co.'S
300 East Broad Street.

T,,, Rleachod Sheetiug l. ono Of the best and
the most popular on this market. IL j. very
srs,cs and we have Just managed 10 secure
some Me have II IN "a az ib7ac., b3 az -Vt.'
s4at25c a-iat 2Sc .i0-i az SOc. and III atS, &c.
~ the way ii-i Utica Nneeting is the widest
that j. now made, and II You nave extra
wide beds il IS the width you want.
Monday Is generally the dry goods mans oest
day. but as the Judy weather rather upset
trade 10 day, We will call your aitentlon 10
soma things that were LETT over;
Blue. Green and Plum 'elyeteen reuucea ITO"
Rl,ck Green. Blue and Bronze Corduroy re-
duced from 81 and roc 70 tyc. -
A 10, Of Silk Yolvets aud Pushes reduced from
81 and nc 10 Jc. go, w., .o
One piece OF 2s-inch BACK SIX 'etset az W
gloucester Gray Second mourning oaiicoes"
All r, mpsnts o, s]Sc. and sac. calcoes reduced
All 81 81 liz Hcnrett.s tcoloreD reduced for short
One lo di Of Camel. lair ssrssrsduced from size
THO 90 Noe, All Wool Black Dress Goods, 81 to
M ~ adv's Broaicloth on the market is
Inv the r. H. and ID. brand, which We keep.
Ono small lot OF ends OF .0c. Double
Faced Canton Flannel at iDc. per yard:
These are slightly soiled, and arc Just bali
That ss.5o Beaver clOakins for $40 is nearly
One ~ tho best zoe. Unlaundered Shirts on the
market.
PortIere Poles. twelve feet long. At zoe.
See our nice di play Of furniture Coverings
Ne have a lot of Heavy Closkings or kemnsnts
from y 20 -. yards, that We will sell Tor u
per yard. The former price was t2c. eve.
Look ont for our job lots. They are cheap Al
WAYS nolsa-zt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-18

Outside of a natural curiosity. t. know
whit has lecome Of Dashiell the interest IN
lbs caso has subsidized except with those who
are vet fearful Of discovering that they are
one of ms victims ono Of his former trends
in speaking Of him yesterday said 1 could
make some excuse for him IN my heHrt, Out
for lns having mulcted his tatner "hoh He
knew what must surely come -.
Thet cory advanced by some OF ms past
friends Int his mind was unsound IS not
heard any more. and the settled conviction
seems TO be that ali his actions were pa't
OF his stupendous audecity- n..,:.
In consideration OF the pain to few ihat DIS
return would give. and bootless resui'
that would follow his capture there 70 gen
era hope expressed that he may ho' 10
caught. ,,. Ill on
Soon the mantle Of forgetfulness VIII ian
over Lis dark deeds and the puohc WI! turn
10 the next sensatiU II OF the hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-18
THE HOWITZERS.
An Exhibition Drill and Promenade Concer
Delighted the Ladies' Present.

The Howitzers had a short dill at thei
armory last evening. which was witnessed bY
a great many ladies aud their escorts. Owing
70 the very limited space in tue drill-roo.u,
which is entirely inadeuuate 10 the size OF the
company. the movements we're greatly
bampered. and Captain liuichison was COM
peilcd to shorten the exhibition.
Al the close of the drill the Howltzers'
bnnd gave a promenade concert. which was
Immensely enioged by those present. The
land has secured the services OF Mr. II. g..
Frankenheld OF Philadelphia a. instructor,
and under his supervision IS making rapid
towards the end OF the concert dancing
was INDUCED in bc quite a number OF couples.
A picked team gave short exhibition drill
with gun and the men were loudly APP
plauded for tho prompt and precise manner
in which they carried out the several COM
/ mands.
The arrival Of tho Calling gun. which was
ordered some time ago. Is daily ex-
peoted. 1t will be the only gun OF iIs kind
] in this State.
| As fur rs numerical strength and efficiency
! is concerned tho Howtzers are perhaps the
| foremost military organization IN the state OF
| Virginia. At present they have eighty men
on the roll and besides band Of seventeen
/ pjeces Within d short time they expect TO
/ number fully 100 men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-18
Personal AND GENERAL.
Bits Of News Gathered Here and There by
tho "Timcs" Reporters.

Mr.. ". W. Moss is at the Exchange.
MIR. Cary 7. Hutchinson of New York,
arrived IN tho city yesterday.
Major B. +. Fake. of the White Sulphur
Springs. Is az the Exchange Hotel
Tom Sheppard was received at the penitcn-
tiary yesterday from Henry county TO serve
two years for unlawful shooting.
Captain W j. Turner. one Of tho city water
inspectors who WAS parayzed several days
ago. was somewhat better yesterday.
Mr. Willis Mooers. OF Cherries City county
is visiting h brother Mr. Otis MooeTs.
corner Thirty first and Marshall streets.
state Senator Elwood Becker ard Mr..
James L. Hall, editor of the Sunday Dispatch,
Philadelphia. called yesterday at The TIMEs
office.
Rev Mr.. Edward Calisch. minister OF con-
cregation Beth Ahaba Will address tho
orphans ut Masonic Orphans Home on Sun
day next az j. NJ.
There seems to be no doubt bat that
monument to j. T.. Is. Stuart will be erected
at 40 distant date on Broad street OF the in
tersociion Of Brook avenue.
The Baptist ladies interested in the Ko-
lendar kirmoss will please meet at the
tabernacle AZ Grace street this morning at IL
o'clock. Full attendance is requested.
Bishop Jackson and family let Yesterday
for Birmingham which will probably be
their future bone. They carry with them
sweet recOlections OF this cit and its people,
and Will ever receive IA cordial welcome IN
Richmond.
The Chesapeake and Ohio party. President
ingalls,. Nice-President AXteil. Mr.. Carter and
others made very thorough inspection of
the properties OF the company last week ana
express themselves as greatly pleased with
everything.
One Of the heavy stones which forms the
/ top stops Of the entrance 90 the CITY post
Office Is responding TO the constant tread OF
countless feet and now rocks upon it, base.
/ The arrangement Is very slight, yet the
movem ent is clearly perceptlble.
/ Last night the telephone broke loose.
When the city almshouse was called about
/ 1920 o'clock Tn Thus telephone bell rang
/ for about q minute without stopping. Tie
I teeph ne man must have been suddenly
startled from IN exciting dream.
The wind YESTERDAY took the part Of n
street cleaner and tried TO sweep the piles Of
damp and decaying leaves from the sidewalk
ou Tenth street, below the Capitol SQUARE
/ They have been a hindrance 90 fo.t pas
sengers long enough, and the wind became
/ the public servant.
( Hon. h. W. Mallett member Of the House
/ Of delegates from Norfolk with Hon. John
! i. 1aWler. whom he succeeds, and Messrs-
/ Holt ". PAGE and William \. Young, were
registered at the Exchange last evening
/ These young men are representative Demo
Gratis and are prominent in tleir party coun-
l ellis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-18
wren HELP NEEDED.
woman's Indinn Missionary Society Ask Aid
for the Red Man.

A meeting OF the Womans Indian Mis-
sionary Society was called for yesterday after
noon at the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton. but only few ladies responded. 1t was
hoped that hearty interest might be mani
tested in this most worthy cause and that
many ladies would show their sympathies:
The society was organized last spring after
a visit from Mrs. Cuinton president or
the Woman's National Association. and
Is DESTROYS II arousng an interest Tor the
cause Of the Indians. whose needs are great.
An urgent appeal has been made for help
towards a Christmas entertainment. Money
sugar. muslin, gay calico. toys and ornaments
for tree are earnestly desired. All who love
the cause Of Christ and desire 10 help IN this
good work are expected 20 respond cheerluiiy
and 10 send do ations 10 the officers OF TIE
organization Mrs. :. II. Halves. president,
w east Franklin street Mrs James II.
Capers. treasurer. 9l2 FLOYD avenue; 3lTs. d.
George Cooper. g02 east CLAY street.
Contributions will also be received ut tho
rooms OF tho Young Mems Chr stnn Associa-
ton at the regular meeting OF the society on
Tuesday. November oath. at $50 oc ock. y
large attendance Of the ladies at the meeting
is requested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-18

. prayer meeting wa neld in the parlor Of
lotn Men Chri tiau 4 ASSOCIATION last
,''-ls which was well attended. Rev. DR.
. %. zimmerman OF Baltimore. condu ted
'.e 20. ns and delivered an earnest address
IN. w Oh nd Christ and How d Assist
'.tn tl SIND ,lm.7
~. sing. < was exceptionally fine and was
i..ei ty Mr. II race L. Smith. Mr. Nj.
70 .ti IONS sang q solo which Was greatly ad-
Ietel p, ALL
H '.. zimmerman viii speak every evening
''. week except Friday.
.De meetings held 40 the Association build
u.s. '.r Keep, So thodt reference 10 denUmina-
lies Tie same can truly be said OF
'-' 'tl-r branches of the work. ~ can he
.f,n tie compilation of tue membership,
'- let- follows Haptist5 1885, pi,cOpa-
iIcsbyteriAus. lb5. McthOdists. lI7;
~. li'nation not given. l2i; Christians. II;
s,.. cs 10. Luthegaus G Hebrews. 8. Con-
'''s-~ouai. j. Dutch Reform. J.; Friends. l..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-18
They Attend Requiem Mas.

The members Of the Catholic Beneficial
Society met az Cathedral Hall YESTERDAY
morning at 30 o'clock. All the oiiicers ana
a mrge number Of members were present;
President John NJ higgins beaded the me.
When tho society marched 70 81. Ielei
cathedral 70 attend re uiem mass ce1e-
hrated by Rev. Father Tierney Mr.. james
Hayes acted az marshal of tho society.
Bishop Van dc Yyyer delivered an abe al
dress. The mass was celebrated for the re-
pose Of tho souls of the members Of the
fraternity who have died since the orGaniza-
iion Of the society IN 1871
A large number Of relatives and friends OF
the deceased were IN attendance.
asst evening the members of the society
met again aud decided to attend in body
The far az Sanger Hall for the benefit OF the
church OF the Sacred Heart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-18
\ Series of Winter Lectures

Some time ago the faculty Of Richmond
College determined upon having course Of
literary entertainments in the chapel Of that
institution during the winter months aud APP
pointed two of their number committee to
arrange for them. These gentlemen reported
to the Faculty at meeting Monday night
that series Of lectures had been arranged
for and December 18th fixed as the date q
the first On this occasion DR.. John Pollard
will make an address on some subject III
English literature not yet announced Pro-
fessor II. H. Harris will follow next with two
lectures on Greek Dramatic Poetry aud
later on Professor Boatright will speak upon
the lives and characters of GOeth and Schll-
Ter respectively.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-18

Tie Governor has received a telegram sta
l.- tat ID. y. Morrison. the deputy clerk Of
g.. Comfy Court Of Scott county who early
M .rug WAS discovered 70 be passing
-ai claims from the circuit court uuon tho
.. auditor of tho state had been captured
tennessee lis for-eres amounted 20
several thousands If dollars
spsea. grand IUry WIS empsneNed yes
sV and heard evidence m the case.
Up N-ll s Cuarles Colonel Marye. Mr.
.os.al b. shepherd and Colonel William r..
.,.ls were examined. and tie grand jury
al ind otment against him.
It~ Commonwealth $ attorney will at once
,N-A,e t.e papers aua the Governor Will
.'-s re.ulsltion upon the Governs or % Ten
ss lae grand ur sat 4ere as the TT
.-t tcut,er the iogse.ies was IN tae First
---.-o. C.lce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-18
months old that WAS suffering with cancer.

months old. that was suffering with cancer.
The child died under the operation.
DR. Parker oi cred re oiution requesting
the City Council H. appoint two physicians TO
write up the history OF the diphtherla cases
which had appeared recently in this city.
Considerable discussion followed. and SUD
stitute was offered by DR.. Edward McGuire.
providing that the society appoint COM
Inittee from their members 10 do ths work.
The substitute was finally carried and Drs;
Edward Mcclure. Landon b. Edwards and
J. n. Upsbur were appointed inembers.ot that
committee
st the close Of the meeting of the society
short meeting Of the committee was held
which had charge OF the arrangements tor
the banquet given last week to the members
of the Southern Surgical aud Gym Geological
Society. The members expressed themselves
a. highly pleased with the success OF the re-
cont
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-18

c-''t RANGES jenkins. minister OF the
r'-y ~ Friends. and mem or OF New
f..ahd feaIiy Meeting. will hold services
.fine worship ~ the Friends meeting
1..,. on Clay street 81 O'Clock tomorrow
r- Mis. jenkins attended the late Yearly
,'. "Ai ~ Friends ia baltimore. aud those
lsit -'aid her exercises there speak very
-e-.y 81 her power as minister.
o-e Will probably commence nj once a
80 Of meetings., II the way seems open
n... mem. Due notice will be given Of the
''"Ass such should DO tho determination.