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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-21
ROk IL.
Edmunds blu broni}, po-
.czem Senat zebra} sic na po-
siedzenie wykonawcze, a ma
stepnie sic odroczy}.
Bill srebrny.

Komitet monetarny W ozna-
czonym poprzednio czasie zam.
knawszy debaty mad bilem
srebrnym przystapi} do g}oso:
wanna i 8 g}osami przeciw 4
uchwali} polecic Izbie pos}6w
odrzucenie blu srebrnego.
G1osowali "a bilem srebrnym
republikanie Carter 2 Monta-
ny i Bartine z Nevady, jako-
tez demokraci Bland z Nilsson.
ri William Illinois.
Carter wtedy wni6s} zmie-
niienie owego blu W ten spo-
sob, by wolnem by}o bicie
srebra W Ameryce dobywane-
90, ale i ten wniosek odrzuco-
no. Jeszcze jeden wniosek po-
da} Carter, a mianowicie. aze-
by, ministrowi finans6w pole
cic w pierwszych 3 miesiacach
po przyjeciu ustawy zakupic
10 milion6w uncyj srebra, a
nastepnie co miesiaca zamlast
jak dotychczas, po a m'liona,
zakupywac po 6 milion6w un-
cyl celem bicia Z mich srebr-
uych pieniedzy. | ten wniosek
jednak odrzucono. = Wtedy
przewodniczacemu polecono O.
pracowac uchwa}e wiekszosci
celem przed}ozenia jej Izbie.
Ze StOlicy Stanu.
7. Springfield, Ill.,, 90. lutego.
Odby}y sic dzisiaj 4 g1oso-
wanna; na pierwszem z Mich
Streeter zyska} "a, ma osta-
tnich juz 95 g}os6w. Palmer
niezmiennie otrzymywa} 10l
g}os6w, a reszte otrzymywaf
Oglesby.
Uchwalono W obu Izbach
wys1a6 60 pos}6w i % senate
row Ma jutrzejszy pogrzeb gen.
Shermana do St. Louis. Cap.
Farrell ma przewodniczyc.
(Dok. ma 4 tel str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-21


da. Dajcie mi tylko dose VOL
nych MEOW, kt6rzy mole zy.
czenia spe}nia,"
Berlin, 90 llltego.
Znalaz1o sic w Berlinie u a
W og6le oko}o 80 .razy tyle
subskrybentow lie trzeba ne
ostatnia pozyczke. Ma tutejszej
gieldzie powsta}y rozmaite
plotki co do stanu zdrowia
cesarza. TIE ,,wiadomosci"
puszczano W kurs aby wpfynae
ma subskrypcye co do pozyczki.
Wade postanowi}y W te re
czy wkroczy6 / wynalese auto
row k}amliwej pog}oski.
Frankfurt, 20 lutego.
Tutejsi bankierzy Speye /
Ellison postanoNili wydac
obligacye kolei Houston &
Texas Central Railroad.
Berlin, 90 lutego.
Nova kt6ra cesarz mia}
dis ma bankiecie brandebur-
skim wywo}a}a wielki zapa}.
Wielcy panowie cisneli oko}o
stolu ce<arskiego / starali sic
|. dac wyraz swego zaufania do
cesarza. w calej sail wznoszo-
no okrzyki na czesc cesarza.
Fremdenblatt pochwala cesa
rza "a usi}owania zjednania
Francyi. Nordd. Allg, Ztg.
zaprzecza jakoby cabinet "a
stanawia} sic mad postawie'
MEM Bismarka w stan oska-
rZenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-21

dzono srodki ostroznosci pre-
ciwko nowemu powstaniu.
Afryka.
Hamburg, 20 lutego.
Utworzy}o sic tu Towarzy
stwo po}udniowo zachodnio
afryka6skie "a inicyatywa
Woermausa kapita}em piec
milionow. Caprivi zgadza sic
zamiarem ow}adniecia przez
Tow. Kraju Lagny. =
TeleSramy KrajeYe.
Straszliwe nieszczescie W New
Yorku.
Bill SreDrny pfZeZ kOIHlIeG Hlt
przyjety.
w Senacie Zwiazkowym sprawa
kanafu Nicaragua.
Burze W Stanach srOdk0wych.
Tryumfalny poch0d zmarfegO
bOhatera.
Ze Stolicy Zwiazkowej.
Washington, 20. lutego.
Senat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-21

kojem re wszyscy "a mna poi
da. Dajcie mi tylko dose VOL
nych MEOW, kt6rzy mole zy:
czenia speinia."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-21
No. a..
TeleSTamy zagranicZne=


ExcesarzoWa FryderykoWa jesz-
-cze bawi sic dobrze W Paryzu.
Cesarz Wilhelm zaniechaf na
teraz pOdr0zy.
Pog1Oski o jegO stanie zdroWia.
Porstancy W Chill noWe odnosza
zwyciestWa.
Egipcyanie zajmuja TOkar
Sudanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-21
Francya.
Pary5, 20, lutego.

E01'yG, ~ lutego.
Francuskie dzienniki zacho-
waiy sic ozieble lecz uszano-
waniem przy okolicznosci
odviedzin cesarzowej Fryde-
rykowej jej c6rki.
Pary5, 20 lutego.
Zdaje sic ze cesalzowej Fry,
derykowej sic tu p"doha1o.
Zrobi1a dIuzsza przejazdzke ma
,,Quais" wstapi}a do kilku ksie'
garG, oglada1a ratusz / by}a u
szczytu wiezy Eiff1a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-21
DZIENMIK chlcAoosKI

Tyehsdzi esdzienRie wyiatkiem niedziel
SWAT uroczystyeh.
~o~o-~~%oS-D~
PRZEDPhATA OLA STAN0W ZJEDN.
wynosi rocznie $500;
miesiecz. SO.25;
Pojedynezy Numer lie.
OLA EURoPY INNYCH PANsTw
rocznie $500.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-12

Special correspondence of Gazette and journal

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
SMYRNA, Feb. D.--trhcre has been CON
siderable talk here since the death Of Cob
George w. Cummins, over his last will.
Mr.. Cummins owned eight nice farms he
sides considerable town property, Upon
his death his will disclosed the fact that he
had left it all to his wife, his two daughters
and nephew. To his wife he bequeathed
the home farm and stock in fee simplcand
his town property; to each of his daughters
he left three farms their life time with Il
floating Indebtedness of about S25,OOO and
to his nephew, son of Mr. A.G, Cum
Minis, farm. His sons Walter and George
he has cut entirely off.
A. l.. Hudson, ,Ir., disposed Of his stock
and farming implements at public sale last
week and moved in smyrna, Yesterday, on
Main street, opposite the Opera House
Edward Streets, Il farmer in the Allcy, Y
met with an accident Saturday afternoon,
which came near costing him his life. He
was driving along III Il York wagon, when
his horse, which was young and very
spirited one, became frightened and started
TO kicking, knocking oil the dash and
breaking both shafts, getting loose from
the carriage, thereby releasing Mr.. Streets
from coming in contact with its heels. He
did not receive a scratch, but the horse was
cut up pretty badly.
The revival meetings which have been
i'll progress in the NJ. Il. church since the
new year closed Sunday night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-12
MIDDLE TOBay,
,pecIal corresponaenea 81 8 azelte ana Jonrnal

MIDDLETowN, Feb IA meeting of the
Sunday-school teachers and scholars of
Forest Presbyterian Church was held at
the parsonage Thursday evening, for
the purpose of taking some steps
to build up the Sunday-school and
increasing the membership of that body.
A committee was appointed to look after
the work. An effort will also be made to
improve the choir'of the church.
Post-office Inspector Maxwell paid Post
master Cox visit yesterday morning and
examined the affairs of the office. lie ex-
pressed himself after the examination as
very much pleased with the way things
were being conducted and Furthermore
stated that the office was the best so far
that he has visited in the State. This is a
high compliment to Postmaster Cox.
few nights ago some one stole seven
turkeys from Mr. George Derrickson, a
farmer living few miles from Middle
town, The ground was soft and the next
morning Mr.. Dcrrickson tracked the
thieves about two miles to hovel occu-
pied by a negro family. He accused the
head of the house Of the theft and the
negro confessed the raid and gave the
names of some colaborcrs at the roosts.
They will be arrested by the Maryland
authorities, the robberies occurring across
the line.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-12

The Indiana legislature on Tuesday
passed law making it felony to con-
duct a bucket shop, deal in margins or
rent a building for that purpose within
the state.
The death is announced of Abram
Wright, Of Stockbridgc, Mass, at the
age Of 100 years. lie was born in the
East Indies, but came to this country
early in life.
By the fall of chimney on a burned
school house in New Boston, Pa, on
Tuesday, Maggie Boyle, aged 10 years,
was killed. Tillie Cragg, aged 10 years,
was fatally and John Young seriously
injured,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-12
wanted to be neara From.

If any person has ever given Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy fair trial, and has moi
been perfectly and permanently cured
that person should write the proprietors oil
that wonderful remedy, for they are IN
dead earnest and ''menn business wher
they offer $500 for case of nasal catarrh
no matter how bad, or Of how long stand
ing, which they cannot cure. The Remedy
is sold by druggists, at only 80 cents. 1t i,
mild, soothing, deodorizing, antiseptic
cleansing md healing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-12
1EGIslArIrE rnocEEptssr~

Specially reported for the Guzette and fsurnal
Senate.
DOVER, Feb 4.-The Senate met at Ills
a. IN.
Read and referred; Act contemporaries the
Brandywine Land Company; act to incor-
porate the George w. Bush Il Sons Com
pany; act torcnew HE charter Of the Grand
Lodge X of r.; act to amend chapter 406,
Vol. XVII, Laws Of Delaware tl'erris Re
form SCHOOL,; House bills to incorporate
Standard Pharmacy Of Wilmington
Passed; Act to incorporate Troop b
Association of Wilmington.
Act to incorporate the l3randywine Land
Company. referred back with power to
amend
Recess 70 3 o'clock n. m.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-12


The Senate met at 3 As o'clock y, m.
lntroduced House bill to make valid
record of certain deed in New Castle
county, House bill to incorporate the
George IL. Mccall Company; petition for
and an act entitled an act for The relief of
George V. beverley; House bill to transfer
property Of Frank Jefferson from School
district Nos, B-l53 to school district No
1906 House bill to reincorporate Golden
Rule Lodge No. II, |. o. O. T., Of Milton;
House bill to incorporate the Delaware
| Construction Company.
Read and referred. House bill to amend
chapter, 55S, Vol. XVIII; House bill to in
corporate Delaware Lodge, No. /, !. o. o..
r., Wilmington.
Brandywine Springs Improvement Com
pany.
Mr.. Hall presented House joint resolu-
ton to appropriate 900 to erect a monu-
ment to mark position Of Co. l, Fifth
| Maryland regiment; concnrred in,
Adjourned to II q m tomorrow.
House of Representatives.
DOVER Feb. THE House met at 1850
o'clock a. m.
introduced Senate bill to incorporate
| the Liberty Steam Fire Engine Company
Of Wilmington; by Mr.. Hutson, to amend
chapter 6S3 Vol. XVIII; by Mr.. Higgins,
by AIR Cranstnn, to divorce Lizzie G. and
Fletcher L. Cooper; to divorce Helen Il.
and John McVey; to divorce Henry II.
and Elizabeth H. Spencer; by Mr.. West, to
divorce Eivia A. and Harvey Fl, Moore,
Notice by Mr., Hutson, TO incorporate
the Peninsuar Printing Company; by Nr,
Smith, to incorporate theJ Miller Thomas
| Company; by Mr.. Eisenbrey, to provide
safeguards against the use Of firearms.
Read and referred; House bills to trans
fer Anna Noshelfs property to United dis.
tricts Nos 10 and %, Kent county; to re
incorporate Friendship Lodge l. y, o, r.;
to repeal and supply section |, chapter 507
Vol NNll.; to incorporate Hoekessin Chs.
tie, X. q. IL; to divorce Anna NJ. and John
b. Sheppey
PASSED. House bills tnameud the charter
of Lcipsic; to amend section 10, chapter
562 Vol. XVIII; to amend sections and
III chapter 5lis, Vol. XVII.
On motion Of Mr.. Hutsnn, the Inaugural
of Governor Reynolds was referred to tn,
committee on consideration Of Ex-Governor
iiiggS' yaledictory.
Adjourned to 3p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House reassembled at $50 b. IN.
Introduced: by Mr.. Hickman, to di
vorce Sarah K. and Frederick NJ, Mowbray
Mr.. Ridgeley offered Joint resolution
paying William Hunter $3.50. Adopted
Passed: House bill to incorporate Chip
pewa Tribe, Imp. ., X. NJ, of Milton.
Adjourned to 10 a. m. tomorrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-12

DOVER, Feb. 5-The Senate met at ii 20.
Introduced: House bill to incorporate
Hope Lodge. No. q, |. o. o. r., Whining
ton; bill and petition for two collectors in
South Murder<ill hundred.
Read and referred; Meyers Voting
Machine bill; House bill TO incorporate
the George II. Mccall Company Of VIII
mington; transfer property Of Frank jeff
erson from School district Nos. S-l53 to
District 10j Sussex county; House bill to
reincorporate Golden Rule Lodge No. II,
Kent county; House bill to reincorporate
81. Peters Beneficial Society of New Castle;
House bill to incorporate the Delaware
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-12
NEW1Rh.
Special Correspondence Gazette q

Special Correspondence Gazette md JounraIi
NEWARK, Feb. 5.-Council held it's
regular monthly meeting last evening
for the first time in the new town house
on Academy street. The council cham
Der in this building is n nice, large and
well lighted room In the second story. I,
1t is furnished with chairs, tables, &C.,
being heated by steam and lighted by
electricity. The walls are finished in |,
red plaster and handsome wainscotting, |
the ceiling being papered. The general
effect is very neat indeed. The council
members We're so engrossed in admirlnE
their new quarters that little business.
out Of the routine was transacted. The
report of James Hayes, superintendent
of the water department, showed that
1871 200 gallons of water were pumped
last month, the daily average being
Sd, 103 gallons. Over $4,000 pounds Of
coal were used and the average depth Of
water in the reservoir was 40 feet. Tht
Board of Trade was rendered the use o.
the council chamber for Its meeting
and the Mt. Htna Hose Company wal
also given the use of the lower floor and
the second-story front room. After the
passage of sundry orders on the treasS,
ury the meeting adjourned.
Il. t. Dilworth of Wilmington, owner
of the drug store and dwelling now oc-
cupied by DR.. J. B. Butter, has disposed
of the property and the present occu-
pant has Just bought the lot of S. nj.
Curtis on Main street, next TO Singles
& Neilds' store, where he will soon COM
mence the erection of drug store and
dwelling.
Samuel J. Wright of this town is cur
rently spoken of for the Office OF county
treasurer to succeed John N, Carswell,
the present incumbent, when his term
expires. Mr.. Wright is a very active
young business man in the coal aud
lumber business, besides being secrt aryl
of the board of trade and inemb, sof
town council. He is son-in-law NJ
Senator John Pilling and it goes witt Il
out the saying, an ardent Republican n
The name of Albert II. Raub, princi-,
pal of the Newark public school and u,
son of President ltaub Of Delaware Co.'s
lege, is also freely used in connection
with the office Of county superintendent
of public schools to succeed Mr. Bessey.
Mr.. Raub graduated from Delaware Col
lege last June with high honors and has
shown high worth as a teacher.
A branch of the order of the Kings
Daughters was organized this week by
Mrs, Frederick d. Chester for mission
work in connection with ST. Thomas
Episcopal Church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-12

Ernest Forbes, convicted of felonious
assault upon Bertha Phipps, had his
death warrant read to him Tuesday in
Annapolis jai!, He is to be executed on
April Sd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-12
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Senate met at 8. 20 O'Clock.
On motion of Mr.. Ross special COM
mittee on fish, oysters and game was auth
orized and Messrs. Ross, Hall and Pilling
were named as the committee.
Passed; Bill for relief es George v.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-12

Construction Company; act for relief of
George V. beverley.
Passed: House bill to transfer lands OF
Thomas II. Fooks from School district No.
"a to District No. 1874, Sussex county;
House bill to reincorporate Grand Lodge,
X. of p; House bill TO revive private acts
and extend the time for recording the
same.
Recess to 8 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate reassembled at $3.50 O'Clock.
Read and referred: Petition to create q
new district from Districts Nos. 7l-l3S Sea
ford hundred; House bill TO enable Peter
II. Lynch and Charles Purnell to locate
certain land in Rehoboth Bay.
Passed House bill to incorporate the
George H Mccall Company of Wilmington
Adjourned to 10 q. m, tomorrow.
House of Representatives.
Dover, Feb. 5.-The House met at II
Speaker Sirman announced as House
members of Joint comittee on consider
alton of taxation egislation-Messrs Rick
ards, r. r Morris and Smith,
Notice-By Mr.. Higgins, to incorporate
Delaware Castle, X. g. e., of Delaware
City; by Mr.. Smith, to reincorporate the
Wilmington Coal Gas Company; by, Mr.
Hickman, in relation to sheritis' deeds fol
lands sold under executive process.
introduced BY Mr.. Smith, to amend
chapter 80, Revised Code; to incorporate
the !. Miller Thomas Company; by Mr.
Hickman, to protect citizens against nox-
the Adams Milling and Manufacturing
Company of Laurel.
Read and referred: To divorce Lizzie and
Fletcher Il. Cooper; to divorce Helen II. and
John McVey; to divorce Henry r. and
Elizabeth Spencer; to divorce Levia A. and
Harvey II. Moore.
Mr.. Hutson offered a joint resolution
paying J.. ID. Deane $40 for engrossing the
certificates Of Governor Reynolds election
Adopted.
Adjourned to 5 p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The House reasembled mt 3.35 O'Clock.
Notice: BY MIR. Hutson, to repeal chap
ter 40, Vol. XVII; to repeal chapter 562
Vol. XVIII.
Passed; House bills transferring the
farm of w. ID. Hearn from District No. s.
| to District No. s., Kent county; transfer
ring property of Annie Voshell from united
districts Nos. % and 90 to united districts
| Nos q and t22, Kent county; to create 0
/ new school district i'll Sussex county
Mr.. Ridgeley offered joint resolution
shutting down on new business March ttl
and pledging the Legislature to adjourn
ment sine die ON March 10Th. Lost: Yeas
| lB; nays 3.
House bill divorcing James c. from Mary
II. Cotton was indefinitely postponed
Read and referred: Senate bill incorpo
rating the Liberty $. Il, Il. Co., of vii
mington; House bill TO amend chapter Gss
Vol. XVIII; to divorce Sarah X. and Fred
cricll G. Mowbray,
Passed; House bill supplementary e
the charter of the Stone y Hudson Supply
| Company.
| Adjourned tn 10 O'clock n m tn-mnr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-12

NEWARK, Feb THE hop held last1
evening in Caskey Hall by some of the
college students was quite success in
point of attendance and the display of
very pretty gowns upon host of very
pretty girls The dancing was to com
menee at s o'clock, d reform for Newark
dances, but like most reforms it failed in
It's purpose. Ritchie's orchestra of three
pieces including Harpist Sartoi of Phila-
delphia occupied the gallery III the rear of
the room and furnished almost continuous
music for the 20 dances on the programme.
An unusual feature of the attendance was
the preponderance Of guests from out of
town. Middletown, Glasgow, Elkton,
Delaware City, Wilmington and otheri
contiguous places sent delegations which
in the aggregated far outnumbered the
Newark people. This was in part at
tribntable to the very considerable number
Of Newark families which are in mourning
and of course absent from formal society
events Four out of the seven patronesset
were absent on account of sickness or re.
cent bereavement. Light refreshments
were served during the evening under the
balcony. The affair was managed by
committee consisting Of John Z. Arm
strong, Edward r. Martin and Joseph
Hossinger. all of Delaware College
large afternoon reception was given to.
the married ladies ',ertlay afternoon by
Miss Rosa DonnGl from to Z o'clock
project is ON foot here to establish
stock company, to be called the Newark
Land and Improvement Company, the
object of which will be to boom the town
and secure half dozen large manufacture
ing establishments to locate here, have
large auction sales of town lots at pretty
high figures, a la kcnsingtun, Piedmont
and other towns IN the New South. 1t
may sound pretty big for Newark, but
1000 is the most generally suggested
amount at which the company should be
capitalized in order to accomplish its pur-
poses, which would be to purchase over
400 acres of the choicest building land adj
Joining the town ON the south side, to
divide up into 5000 or 4,rtT lots, to be sold
at profit when half dozen large indus.
tries shall have been brought here through
liberal use of subsidies and the donation
of land. A large meeting was held by
residents last evening to examine into the
proposed scheme, and many regarded it,
with great favor. Nothing definite was
accomplished last night, but another meetI'
ing will soon be held
Clinton s. Johnston, the 1o-years-old son
of John T. Johnston, died at his home
above here on Thursday morning
The announcement Is made here of the
recent death Of Mrs. Waller at the home
of her son-in-law, Colonel John NJ Wilson,
commandment of West Point Military Acad-
envy. She was an old resident of Newark
and was over so years old.
The .iitna Hose Hook and Ladder Com
pany is making preparations for ball 10
be given i'll Caskey Hall on Monday even
ing, February 23d, in commemoration of
its second anniversary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-12

NEWARK, Feb. 9.-The Presbyterian
Church was crowded last evening when
the pastor, the Rev. Joseph S. Malone,
arose to deliver his farewell sermon He
took for his text the entire ~ chapter of
st. John, laying special emphasis on the
37th verse, namely, "One soweth and
another reapeth" from which he seemed
to draw personal application with refer
ence to his earnest aud successful endea-
vors in the church during his pastorate of
eight years. at the close of his sermon he
devoted five minutes to a feeling address
to his congregation for which he hoped
much prosperity in the future. He felt
that he had worked hard and successfully
while here, but he felt a, call from above
to accept his new charge in Kentucky
which was his native state and where he
would be in the land of his forefathers.
AS his pastoral year does not expire until
March list, Mr.. Malone will have the pull
pit supplied until that date by visiting
ministers when the pulpit will be for
mally declared vacant by the Rev. Mr.,
Milligan moderator of the New Castle
county Presbytery. Mr.. Malone will leave
for his new charge i'll Middlesborough,
KY, some time this week but his wife will
remain here somewhat longer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-12

NEWARK, Feb. 1o.-The Methodist Quar-
terly Conference for Newark and Wesley
has made the following appointments:
District Steward, II. S. Goldey; Trustees of
Newark Church, Charles Walton, John
Pilling, Charles G. King, William Mote,
II. S. Goldey, William Gamble, John r.
Hoffecker Robert s. Woodward, james
Mote; Trustees of Wesley Church, William
Kennedy, Benjamin Singles, James p.
Smith, Robert Montgomery, William ii.
Smith. Committees on missions, church
extension, tracts records. Sunday -schoois,
education, temperance, &c, were also APP
pointed. The pastor, the Rev. n. M.
Browne, made full report of what had
been done during the year, which was
highly satisfactory to the conference. Mr..
Browne has so endeared himself to the
people here that he has been asked to re-
main their pastor for another wear, max
ing four years in all, a length of term
never before attained in the Newark
church.
The Woman's Missionary S0cietyAof the
Presbyterian Church will hold lis dnuiyer-
sary in the church here next Friday even
ing at 7.45 o'clock. DIR. sheldon jackson.
government commissioner to Alaska. will
be present and will deliver n lecture on
Alaska which he will Illustrate Inv
stereoptieon views which he has secured in
the Arctic regions.
The grippe is still daily claiming more
victims here until the number 50 afflicted
numbers probably so persons, None Of
tnen hoWeYer IL dangerously siek,