Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1891-11-18

an EFFORT TO REVIVE AND INrENsrv,-
1bNIEkEsF IN RELIGIOUS WoRk --Tbo
IEesDyterlan pastors of Wilmington in rao
spouse TO communication from the O.,
erel Assembly and feeling the need Of T" =
spiritual quickening in all the Churches
nave united IN arranging a series of special
meetings, when special services will h.
neld In each church and ending Sundaw
Deeen Der 18th, when communion ser1;oa
VIII De conducted in each church at m an
a. m. ~ iV'oO
DELAWARE BAPTIST UNIoN.-Tbo nj
aware Baptist Union, comprising ali tbo
Baptlst Churches in Delaware State e o,,
delaware county, Pa, will hold their sena;-
annual association in the Brandvwine Ra,-
inst Church at Chadd's Ford, on Tnesda,,
and ana wednesday, November l7th snS
IoI1. Inc opening sermon will be preach
"a Oy hev. Frank Howe of this state
among the speakers will be the Row w
>. Campbell and II. B. Cook. of WINNIE
ton. - " inlihg
A leader in this weeks DeIa,0arean 70.
Ierrlhg TO the prospects of a Democrats
success at the Presidential election noxt
year, leaves no doubt as to the Deia,gG1'
cans idea OF who should not be nominated
a ~, the party's candidate for the presidency
Inc DetGt0areGll is clearly opposed to the
nomination of Mr.. Cleveland n position nv
the way, in which Senator Saulsbury's or.
gan seems to be at variance with the great
mass OF its party in all sections Of the
country.
PENINSULA HOMEOPATHY.-The ninth
annual meeting of the Homeopathic Med
leal Society ofthe Delaware and MARYLAND
r. IT,ehlnsula was held at Dover Thursday.
IN. Inc lollowlng officers were elected to serve
the ensuing year President A E. France.
Ice PRESIDENT, DR.. William G. Karmer
Secretary, DR.. 7. 0. Clements: Treasurer
Dr. Il. w. Flynn. Drs. France and Kar.
mer were chosen to represent the Society
az the American Institute of Homeopathy
The next meeting will be held in WiiminS-
ton on November Is, 1892.
The boundary commission of Delaware
and Pennsylvania met Wednesday in
Fhlladelphla to consider the proper
location of the boundary line be-
tween TINS state and Pennsylvania. A tri-
| angular piece of land lies between the Ma
ryland and Delaware lines, the base resting
on the Pennsylvania line, one side being
the Mary land line, the other a part of the
famous twelve mile circle. In this tract
| there are about seven hundred acres of
land and several residences. It is now
claimed by Pennsylvania, but several per-
sons residing within this triangle have rem
resented White Clay Creek hundred in the
i "0hO 41CSiSldtuTG, OH6 OF them ut the
session of 1889. The next meeting of the
commission will be held in Philadelphia
to-day. The commissioners from this
seate are Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, Ex-
| Speaker of the House, John H. HofFecker.
and Ex-Speaker of the Senate, b. L..
Lewis.
ORGAN FACTORY IN TROUBLE.-On the
complaint of Austin w. Goodsell of Phila-
| delphia at the Circuit in Wilmington Sat-
urday, John Pilling, w. F. Curtis and
| TheO. G. Knauff, ofNewark, were appoint
| ed receivers for the new organ factory.
The Newark correspondent of Every Epea-
ing says Notwithstanding the rumored
insolvency of the Knauff Organ Company
and the legal entanglements it has got it.
self into, the factory here is as busy as ever
turning out organs for churches far and
near. Next week there will be shipped
away to New York City the large organ of
st. Mich@rs Church there. As there are
| $500 pipes connected with the three man.
uels and 50 stops, the work of taking it to
pieces and packing it is quite task. and
when apart it will resolve itself into about
1900 separate parts. Work is being push
ed rapidly on another large organ for q
church in Orange, n. j. There are quite
a number of other contracts on hand.