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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-22
SEALED BIDS.

10y ORDER or TuE COUNTY couuT.
ID 70 N.lt intn Comfy, lcrItuF ~ al,
sgsled hHs ull tc uori,,d ~ lhe County
Cicfs up Co andiuclu iiuF saturday ihc llth Day
oi uoccmlcr i.1i. Tor flpr. 81 o. bo turnuh'd
70 salt t.aio County, from January ~ 10 De.
csmU,r iist. Is'i mo following win inrm a
baals Tor bids Tor records. etc, 60 ic turnmhrii
IoR COUNTY HEcourEr.
Mot,sarc Iggoris. 600 pages with margna
pssd rc-oris with marginal rulings
M.hins fccofde, same sH dof Il rsr0tih.
Lien an4 I,AHca. sane hH deed records.
Abstract rernfdH, Hsuc uH NOW used
Direct andre vrso inio1 's O. all except the
'riaiboak .icotg inches by foot inches,
Of plain diAilirf paper tor milking plau and
indcata tn sans.
tr1ninr ana grantee indexes.
i,ereipa for documents. same hsuow usci In
he nf. e.. with ftub IH tupta ~ ilto each.
Mining abstract caoIds anu direct indexes 10
some of those record, nave printed forms.
and The amount can be determined only BE- toe
Esc6fds aTo 10 e bound 10 full Russia circuit
club hsnds. With luofc canvas cuyCff ant
Russia c1rnrrs, nat opening ha1 Paper 90
De- browns N p1uni MEDINA ledger paper,
"I"a." i'fircs IN be- gwen on records ruled aud
printed. Hnf un ruit q only. Alec, for 60 Re-
o.dor.s once, clier head. and sinyggi9Pss, lc,
RAJ, will return fAri printed thereon.
ron COUNTY COLLECTION
1000 tax notices,
1f FAX receipt hnuhn.
Letter htlia aui Unyel0pOl Wy ne thousand
index tor tas falc. lfur HtFlo audqutlity u
infCN. Information will be furnished BY The
touaty Collector
roV COUNTY Afrrs-oM
TaN rolls for Is q tsiyic. binding. quality,
sire md Hil other Information concerning these
rolls Wllllc furnished Dy tbc County Asscssorl
ron INA ClEgKs 'orIIcE
Record ho1hb s4me a. Recorders N, rpi that
,hry thau be- VI ogl PAGES each, and without
cover,
Probate hlanas, puutodon i pound supcrinu
90 cap paper, or ~ equal grade, 30 VI each -
be- furnstcd on order.
bison aad Fabsrs oetagou pencils. per gross.
poHH Ut. Frusf.
lnk per dozen Qu1fiss
Lotior heads ana envelopes, per lJ9l, ~
above.
TAbcrs rubber bands per- gross,
An supplies 10 be furnished as called Tor
a hpnd tls faithful Performance uf contra g.
IN aueh suV 90 the COUNTY Court may deter
mine. viii be- required Of the successful bidder
The uunty rtsutycs the right 20 reject any
and all l.ds.
Sail akc City, nov 18Th. lr9i.
q. b.. ALLEN, County CLERK.
did ny q. J.. aTAsroS Deputy.
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A hull moose was recently shot in tho
Maine woods which had nino prongs on
ono horn and eight on tho other, the
spread az tho au,lcrs measuring five
feet, Tho animal apparently c6urted
death, for, while tho hunter who shot
him was asleep by hia camp fire, In tho
middle Of the night the animal came up
and smolled him over aud awakened
hhn,-PhlladelpAia Ledger.
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Luelv Iuu NiuiuE 0oWpnuu. location
InurpaI Rae nf Nusluct1. lAfk city
Iitai Location OF Ainc huAio trCua
mining fisifi,t. WafHtch County. Utah.
N,TarIUE ~ HEuN OWEN, THAT Al
~ amceiitr ~ The Board VI tfu. 'ce-.heit
Ou the HIst dat uf utt,Ner i-ll. au uagrsfmett
fsu. 4. OF thlee cCutr lcr share VS. lrN uh On
tho tauitt stock Of no corporation iaYHhl'
vIthIH thirty DAYS to lhe secretary 90 tult take
~. tfnh. AM atnUk uplu which this assess
mont nh, fruain unpaid un Ilf Ii''l dfy ~
tsrcmher, isli will be- driirqu. 10 ard adlor
tisrH lof sale ~ public suction and unless UIN.
ment j. inside lofoie,wiu to sold on the SIN
day ut January, 49,, ut Room u. W Iuusu.
futon HuIdlrg sail Lake tuy, Utah, TO way
.tautu utut usstsHututs. tssether with the
Goals ~ ndyrrtis ug AVID EXPENSE ~ shiU.
". y. Bui.TuN, tsGrutIy,
Hat Late tty, Utah.
roit'fnrct i7. r. Second WcatNL diAw ia
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS SALE
or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is lIEUEHT GiNES THAT THE
~ undermined, Acmirlstrator of the kstate
Of john solder, deceased, pursuant 10 an order
made and catered by saiI Probate Court ~ the
matter OF flid estate gu January snd, 1901, and
pur unnt O. IN order made December 18Th 1871,
-hurt"nirT the tune OF notice % sale, Will, on
TUESDAY, the 2Dih day Of december, lsll, At "
clock N, at the uncc Of Harlow icrfuspn, No,
5I'oustliuti1u iiutlinE m salt Lake titv, utnh,
sell ut private tnlc Tor cash 20 the hishrat hii'
Ter, subject TO confirmation ny Probate Court
III The uLht title anu interest ~ deceased az
iimc Of hu death, or thAthc may have since ac,
4u red u, m and 10 the following described
tract ~ land To vii
Al OF the south half o. Lot four tD. liiock
ninety I've lsAI ilHt a., SAT- Lake city sur
vry On salt AXE County ttlh,
HIis ur oilers 10 wriiluE may DO left at said
once ar with the uutrfiign,d, any time before
sad sllC. Ten nrr cent ut the purchase pricO
nGst hc paid az time Ut salUs balance ON con.
drmaiion By saii Probate Court -.t
John sNtDEN,A
Administrator of the estate OF John snidcr, de.
ceased.
rAUtoW fEuuusos Attorney ior Estate.
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DIR. John Picnic, the amateur telescope
maker, Is now finishing ~ BOZ inch silver
on glass mirror for Allegheny college.
which, when mounted, will give that in.
stitution the largest rejecting telescope
In this country.
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I w. sUMNERIATs, THE ADKINS.
~ . traitor % the rtta,n u Joshua tnraer
yr,'f'.t ,s-.t,... - \. ~. - ~, - -. 80
ton OF toe real estate " said decedonL foT w
purpose therein set forth it II therefore or
durri by tho Judge or snid Court, tnat all PEG
appear before the raid Probate Court on We'd
neadA7, The 2Oh day ot JAauury, is2l, AZ M
O'Clock Ia tho forenoon OF s1il day. vt tue tuufi
Court House ~ the CITY aud County ni
SAT- Lake, Utah TcfrtlTy, 10 show cause
why an order should not be- granted
N the said adminitirgtur % ssll 90 much Of M
real estate on ths sid dtceafai al either pub
lic or private ate, A. shall be neressary, snd
that copy ~ the order be puhiithed
" least tour successive weeks ia The DEsrHEi
lrrNlNd NUM-, aunwtp1pcr pftntsd and pub.
liated 10 said city and county,
Dated December isib lNl,
dit q W, HARrCH, jude
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In the Probate Court Of the County Of salt
lhku, Territory Of ulh.
An the matter Of the estate ni Daniel MEALS.
ter. deceased,


NOTICE IS HEREBY OiNEN THAT
~ hIary h. MrAiuHtcr ana lhHflrs y. miller
sdrI lnlatr5tnra ~ the etthtr 81 Daniel MfAllH.
tsr.upHeHsed.h have rendered f.g HCtflrmont ani
fltd in raii couf their fuai account " lh,it
numin.ltrafiHu OF said estate and pgulnu Tor
dnsl disirlLuti0n Of the reailU uf shid estate
emory tue persons Cnuurd ihcrcto, and lhni
1ursily, mo glth day Of d. 7iuhcr, a. - ltal,
az 10 O'Clock am, at The touri room 81 tall
court, ln tic County Court N0use. ralt Lake
~ and County, titan TcrritHfI. has been dulg
npfpintrd ny tho Judge 81 snit court Tor tne
settlement u Ffid account ana ifffluF ssld pc
titton for dtstrlluttuu, nt Which Nut All place
any person interested lu said eel ate may appear
anu show cause, n there hg. why san ac.
count should not he settled ana approved anu
mai diftrIuutluu made ns pfa, cd Tor.
uHtCd Deco uIltr srd, lsYls 49,.
Cicrk Of the lt1Utte Court
Vv T.. D. STANTON ueuutr. dd
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In the PROBATE Court. ~ tie County Of sA
Lake. Territory Of UtAA.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of sssen
A. base, dtt easei.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THtT
~ Miriam q, Chase, AdminisuAt4ix OF the
cstaie Of tissrn 4. Chase, deceased, has ten.
ftrei Tor settlement, and FLED Ia SAID Court
her nnh account OF her aeainlfiratiOu 81 said
estsle Aud petition for nnAl dittribution ofthc
fotidue % said estate among the persona en-
uilef thereto, aud that saturday the OH day ot
January, A. ID lssi, AZ 10 O'clOet =. m , Mtht
House, salt Lake city aur County. utsh Tar.
rliory, has hoan duly spp tinted By the judge
OF SAID Court, for the settlement " SAID a.
count AMI hearing said petition for distrbu
uon, al which umo aud place AuY person inter
ctted m sad estate may appear aud show
cause. At any there te,why ssidAc ,ounI should
not be settled and approved and fnal ditigi5u,
ton made AZ prayed Tor,
Dated December ", 1874,
O, y. ALLEN,
Clerk uf the Probate 4 0ur.
w q. y. srANroN, Dcuuty Glen. daW
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MSS. oghHAm's
Bleach

Cursa tho worat casss oi figc.lc., sun,
buru. s.iI.wrets. Moth sra,c e., lWplss ana
all skin ti1mshsH. Price NislO. hafni'.s
and tHpetNe. No tanplc can Poe tcnh lAdy
Agcuts wanted.
The DRUGGIST N The town Who dist
ordtrs u till Ct my " pMau 'nH wall nave mo
nHmr added iu tnis hdvrftifeu ne
Nv p.pu4fltiunh are Tor hair hF wholesale
On -risi. ta UHi agt and ever city west " "
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ilNtN 70 NNNN cause WY bNNfF NN NAAN NN
Real iltatn alould not be made.
NTAEGAHEr 4. WHITE, THE ADMtSis.
wi tfatriN 81 the estate of trufze Martin
White, dtcrAicd, having lied hos petition, duly
verified, nrhyiur Tor an oIdcTof saCo q portion
Of the real estate OF saii dtccdsut fort puf
ly the Judge ~ said court. that 40 lefsOut u.
tgrfsied ln The e. Atc OF fald deceased. urptaF
btforo the faid Probate Cnuri 90 " cdnesday,
the forenoon " fmd day. AZ ne Court Room
q said Probate Court, ~ the County C0uri
llouse, IN the city and county of salt Lase
uIh Territory, q thoW cause why an order
try. 10 sell ~ much OF the real estate u The
said deceased NJ private ale ~ shall 10 necos
snfy, and that rapF % ihiH otder De published
ut lea.i four successive weoktiu The DEsEnEr
TNFstsu NEWS. a Newspaper printed and put.
lishcd Ia saii city and county.
Dated December II, ipi. -
q. ". DARrCIi.
Aw Probate Judge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-22

In tho Probate Court IN and for Salt Lake
County, Territory " Utah.
In the matter OF tho EsAts OF Joshua
Parker, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-22

10 tho Probate Court IA and fyf SAT- Lake
County, Territory Of Diah.
In the matter of the estate u George Martin
White, Deceased.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-19
NO VOLCANO FOR HIM,

am q years old and had nervous
trembling in my limbs for over years.
and for tho last two or three years had
been very bad. The doctors | called in
could not relieve me nor tell me what was
the matter. After taking four bottles of
DIR. Greene's Neryura i feel like new
man. was terribly constipated. but now
my bowels are all right | could not sleep
AT night. suffered somuch with pain, but
the first bottle made me so much better
that felt encouraged to continue, and to-
day feel 10 years younger, and can eat,
sleep and walk like young man. /
recommended everybody knew to take
DR.. Greeno's NeTyura
lnIIM AIIrI A
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-19
FOURTH edition
p,bfs.


Rev. Q. G. Huddington Of the
Bethany Baptist Church, left to-day
for Cincinnati as delegate to the
anniversary meetings OF the American
Baptist Missionary Societies OF the de-
nomination to be held In that city for
one week, beginning on Wednesday.
Special officer GAlnor at the P. w,
u u. depot. came home yesterday from
a visit to his mother on the neck below
North East, Cecil dounty, Md. He says
that fsone-half the crop of apples,
peaches, pears. strawberries and other
fruits with which the trees are now
loaded, natures there will be the big
gest crop OF fruit ever known In that
section.
st. Paul's A. u. M. P. Church, South
Wilmington, Rev. Isaac B. Cooper,
pastor, will deliver his farewell dis
course tonight ard will leave to-mor-
row morning for the conference In
West Philadelphia Pa.
Mrs. John Haag and daughter Ma.
mie, from Philadelphia, Pa, are the
guests OF Mrs. Susan j. Mclaughlin,
OF l0l5 Monroe street, also her sister,
Mrs. L. Il. Williams OF Philadelphia,
Pa.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art
will be open on Sunday until further
| orders, In order that the working
| classes may have an opportunity foI
| amusements and instruction without
Infringing on their usual hours OF
labor.
Heald d Co. will sell two dwelling
houses and hfty-nine lots at public
sale next Saturday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-19
Memorial Day Parade.

On Saturday, tile S0th Inst, the line
VIII form on FreHch street. right rest
Ing on Fourth, where II will be review
cd by his ExoelleHcy Governor Robert
j. Reynolds, at 2 80 y. M. sharp. 1t
Will then move over the following
route: Up French to Eighth, to King,
TO Front, to MARKET, to Tenth, TO Della
ware avenue, to Soldiers Monument,
out Broome to Pennsylvania avenue,
to Delaware avenue. to Jefferson, to
Ninth. to West, I'd Sixth, to Market. AT
the Court House the Governor, Mayor.
City Council. Board OF Education or d
others will review the marching col.
umn. AS the line approaches the re-
viewing stand the bands will ceas Q
playing and the school children, under
the direction of Prof. Rhoads, will
sing patriotic aira. The column will
countermarch al d halt In front OF the
Governor, who will deliver short adj
dress, after which tho parade will be
dismissed. Troop B will escort their
guests Company ID Third Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers, to Tenth and
Lombard streets, where they will give
an exhibition drill and sham battle.
Il is hoped that lhe citizens of vii.
mington will decorate their buildings
and with grateful hearts pay a loving
tribute to the memory OF those brave
neil who shed their life blood on the
altar of freedom, that the dear old flag
raised aloft by our forefathers more
than century ago might always re.
main the emblem and covenant or civil
and religious liberty OF an undivided
country. A. j. WooDaIAN,
Chief Marshal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-19
The Constitutional Election.

The polls for holding the Constitu-
tional Convention election in all the 27
districts this forenoon, opened be-
tween and o O'Clock. There was no
friction OF any kind in any OF the
wards, and up to 3 O'Clock everything
was progressing quietly so far as
known. The impression was that q
very light vote was being pulled, though
VIII n the shops c'osed In the afternoon
a larger vote was looked for.
After all that has been said about
the election and the need OF new con-
stitution there are still some people
who seem to be entirely Ignorant of
the fact that an election Is being held +.
The man who usually tells them how
to vote had evidently not been about
The reporter of the Republican came
across q prominent gentleman riding
around In his carriage who stopp d
him and asked him what was going on
as he saw the saloons were not closed.
When reminded that he did not read
the newspapers, he said, thnt was true,
and he had lost the run OF the times.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-19
FIFTH EDITION.
Trouble Iietween women.

A family named Roth keeps dry
goods store ct Nq. !, East Second
Street, dnd one Of the name OF Ruse-
man resides at No. 1l3 Tatnall street.
For some time bad blood has existed
between the families, especially the
female heads Of the families. Mr.. Roth
says the cause OF the Ill feeling was
that Ruseman had trouble with him
about his license. Yesterday morning,
however, as Mrs. Roth came past Ruse-
mans house Mrs. Ruseman was In the
door.
Words flew thick and fast between
them In Dutch, and from words, ac-
cordlng to Mrs. Ruseman's complaint,
they came to blows, when Mrs Roth
threw Mrs. Ruseman down and beat
her. This Mr.. Roth denies, and says 1t
was all war of words. At any rate
Mrs. Ruseman went in search of a
lawyer and found II. O. Conrad, Esq,
who gotta capias from the eProthontary,
which he put into Sheriff simmons
hands.
Mrs Roth was arrested and taken be-
fore Associate Justice Cru bb, who held
her under 5000 bail for the upper
court. George A. Elliott, Esq, was
engaged as counsel for Mrs. Roth. and
he made an application to have tho
bail.reduced. The mother he said, had
small child who could not live II she
were sent to jail. He said she could
give &l 900 ball, but not $1,000. After
hearing the pleas of Mr.. Elliott, Judge
Grubb reduced the bail to $1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-19
STRIKING Bnhers.

About so journeynsen bakers quit
work yesterday and went on stf1ke
for shQrter hoprs and more money.
There DE about ~ boss bakers In this
tlty. Sonic, however, went to work
themselves, and With the help OF others
were. enabled tQ get out sufficient
|bfead to Tpply their customers.
The STRIKERS have determined not
to work for any boss who will not
Isign the following;
First. Ten hours shall constitute q
days work except from Friday to Sat
lurday when twelve hours shall be
Ireckoned. Six days shall constitute q
weeks work.
Second. The wages shall be Ella 10
516 Tor first hands. $40 to sl2 for sec
Iond hands and "a to 90 for third hands.
Third. Each hour over ten hours
work shall be paid for at the rate OF
twenty cents per hour.
Fourth. No baker shall board or
room with his boss.
Fifth. None but union bakers shall
be employed and each boss must take
back his old hands.
Sixth. Each boss baker must make
his bread with the union labels.
AT 10 o'clock, last night, eight OF the
bosses had signed the agreement,
namely; w. L. Gilbert, Tenth and Pine
streets; John Hirzel, corner Ninth and
Poplar streets; julius Guenther, No.
l2l7 West Second; Henry Miller, No. 60e
Orange; NJ. p. Dannenberg, Twelfth
and Walnut; II. d. Deverell, Seventh
and Tatnall Hermann Guoth, Eleventh
and Tatnall; j. j. Schrade, No. 204
West Eighth.
The majority of the strikers are Ger
mans, and they seem to feel certain
that their demand will be complied
with.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-19
THIRD edition.
churoh corncr Stone Lala.

The corner stone of the Elsmere
Presbyterian church was laid last even-
ing between z and 8 O'clock with ap-
proprinte and impressive ceremonies,
by d number OF Presbyterian pastors
OF this city.
DIR. L. r. Bush, q leader In the enter
prise, presided. and announced hymn
No. Gil, which was sung with great
fervenry by choir which occupied q
platform on the first floor Of the
church. DIR. Bush then made a brief
address, In which he congratulated the
people OF Elsmere for their enterprise
In pushing forward this good work,
then calling on Rev. A. N. Kelgwln,
that gentleman offered prayer; after
which Rev. George NJ. Thompson, pas
tor OF Olivet Presbyterian church read
selections OF Scripture.
An appropriate address was made by
Rev. w. z. SwartZ, in which ho out
lined the progress OF the work and
congratulated the congregation for
their spirit and energy.
w. X. Crosby then told the audience
OF the contents OF the tin box (not the
State Treasurers tin box) which he
placed In the cavity in the corner stone.
Amongst the contests were bible, a
copy OF the Westminster Confession
VI faAtbf u 0IOpy vi tilG hiiiuiilk lOli tlbJ
dallles and some church papers, an
historical sketch OF the founding OF
the new church, the names of the Of
ficers OF tho Presbyterian Alliance, q
copy OF the Westminster Teacher and
the names OF the building committee
OF the church, box of old coins do
mated by Misses Nellie and Mabel Par
ker; coins from John W. Lawson, Ii, p,
Rumford and II. p Bobinson and q
little yellow envelope, the contents oi
which arp known only by the donor.
Tho box was then sealed up and
placed In the stone. This done the
doxology was sung and Rev. LMarks
pronounced the benediction,
Among those present from this city
were the Revs. Lafayette Marks d. d
William r. Swartz, George M. Thomp
son, A. N. keigwin, Dir. L. p. Bush
Charles Baird, William X. Crosby, Miss
Nellie Parker, Miss Edith Trump, Mis-.
Mable Parker, Miss Lille Welde, Mrs
Weldle, Miss Agnes Downey, Mrs. n
=. Grant, Frank RICHTER, Mr. and Mrs
II, z. Rumrord, ]. K. Hartmsn, Georg
w. Philips, John p. McLear and Mr.
and Mrs. William Crossan.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-19
A Sad Accident.

Hannah Wingate. the s year old
daughter OF George P. Wingate wns
burned to death about 8 O'Clock this
morning at her parents residence, No.
S35, Church street. The father had
started early this morning on a gun
ming expedition, and the mother had
stepped out for few minutes, leaving
the little girl and brother about Z
years Of age alone In the house. Han
nah was upstairs, and the boy, who
was down in the kitchen, heard her
scream.
He hastened up stairs to ascertain
what was the matter and upon finding
her at the foot of the third story stairs
enveloped in flames, ran down stairs,
and called for assistance, but before
anyone could reach the unfortunate
child she was burned to death. As
may be expected the sad affair caused
considerable excitement In the neigbor-
hood, and when reporter OF the Re-
publican visited the house he found
groups ofiwomen all along the street
discussing the terrible accident. 1t is
said that the child was addicted to
playing with matches, and 1t is sup
posed that while thus engaged she SGT
fire to her clothes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-19
The SOM of Veterans.

General James A. GARFIELD Camp, No.
3, s. of V. had another very interesting
meeting at their headquarters sixth
and Shipley streets last evening, at
which nearly all the members appeared
In full uniform. They are now busy
making arrangements for Memorial
Day and will no doubt be a n important
feature of the grand parade.
Ihe tenth annual encamDment will
be held at Eastt d Md, On tn 9th, 10th
and l1tls Of Ju \ and a gnn time Is
expected. On thb 10th, there will be a
parade, that will b, reviewed by Pres
ident Harrison and his cabinet. An
excursion will be given to Ocean CITY
on tho 18th, by the citizens, in honor
OF the boys, and In the evening they
will return home. Garfield Camp ex-
poets to make a fine turnout In the
parade, and every member should
make up his mind TO he present. The
excursion rates from this city will be
very low.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-19
Conference.

The 18th annual conference OF the
Middle District Of tho African Union
Methodist. Protestant Church, COM
prising western and central New York,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Della
Methodist, Protestant Church, West
Philadelphia, Pa. tomorrow. The con-
ference will be called to order at 10a.
M, by Rev. Daniel Russell, Sr., presi :
dent OF the middle district. The con-
ference will be composed OF ministers
and lay delegates; here is expected a
very large number. The business Of
the conference will be to effect a per-
manent organization by the election
of secretaries and appointment of
several committees and the report OF
the churches throughout the district.
The conference will be in session
about five days. There will be several
changes this year with the pastors.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-19
A Case Dismissed.

The suit that was instituted against
Dennis Lucy, saloon keeper at Fifth
and Tatnall streets, by the Rev. Alexis
l. DUPONT Coleman, for selling liquor
to a minor, was dismissed by Judge
Ball this morning. City solicitor Ly-
nam stated to the court that after full
ly investigating the case he found
that Mr.. Coleman. who ls member of
the Law and Order Society, hnd been
misinformed and that there was no
ground for the charge. He had also
received letter from the Rev. MIR.
Coleman, in which he stated that MS he
had learned that Mr.. Lucy was very
conscientious man and strictly compll-
cd with the law, he wished to withdraw
the charge. Judge Ball said that he had
heard the same and dis missed the
case. Mr.. Lucy has the re putatlon OF
keeping quiet, orderly house and
those who know him say that he obeya
the law In ev cry respect.