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Evening journal., 1892-03-16
IS. HETHERlNeToN DEFENDED
She Was 20 Fiirt and tried. with Her
Huiband. TO Avoid Robinson.

She Was 20 riirt and tried. with Her
Husband. TO Avoid Robinson.
Mrs. Emlen Hewes Of this city has
written letters to friends OF the family
In other cities aud made statements vim
dlcating her daughter. Mrs. j. a. Hs'h-
erington. wife Of the U s. naval officer,
who shot and killed George Cover Rob.
inson In the streets OF Yokohama on
February 10. She gives many facts IN
connection with the tragedy that have
never been published.
Soon after Mrs. Hetheriugton's arrival
IN Yokohama she met Robinson At the
social gathering, and he from the very
irst began paying her attentions that set
the gossips talking
Finally his attentions became so dis
tasteful that she asked Robinson Ia
cease, but he continued to force himself
into her presence whenever possible.
When her husband arrived Mrs. Heth.
erington told him what had occurred.
The husband at once s1ught out Rob
inson and asked him to explain. Robin.
son apologized and said he would leave
the country. and did 50, but kept writ
ing letters TO the young woman. Re
ceiving no answer he returned 10 Yoke
hama and tried to see the fascinating
Mrs. Hethern ngton, but failed.
The game day Hetherington, who had
been Informed OF Robinson's return,
met the latter driving through the
streets. aud called to him TO stop. This
Robinson refused to do, and the
angered husband ran into the road
and selling the horses heads
brought them TO a stop. Robinson made
a vulgar and sneering remark. when the
lieutenant drew a revolver and shot him
three times, inficting wounds fiom which
Robinson died In about three hours
The mother said that stories OF Mrs
Hetherington's flirting and heartlessnesi
are emphatical'y denied by leading Eng
lishmen and American women II
Yokohama. The broken-down wifi
has been In strict retirement
since the shooting, and her letters to hel
mother give every evidence Of how
keenly she feels the position In whicl
she has been placed She says there Il
no doubt that her husband will b.
acQuitted
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
TWO SAFE CRACKERS LOCATED.
And IL IL Expected rhat rbev VIII b.
Captured Before Night.


Captured Before Night.
Special Despatch EVENING JOURNAL.
MiDDLErowS. March 10-word has
been received here that two men, answer.
Ing the description Of two Of the Milford
burglars. have been seen in Frederick,
Md. They tried to leave the town by
boat but could not do so.
Finding that they could not escape
In this way they left town and have
been tracked to a place within a few
miles Of this town. The Maryland and
Delaware officers are now after them and
have the two men located in a place be
tween two streams Of water.
Word has been telegraphed or carriet
10 every place in this Vicinity, aud ther,
are few localities where they can hid,
without being captured. About twent,
officers are now on their track aud It Il
expected that the safe crackers will b
In the hands Of the law before night
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
Twn on .rnnlna-

The famous three act comedy entitled
1.-Two Old Cronies' opens a two nights'en-
gagement at the Grand Opera House this
evening. The company Is highly spoken
OF by the press. aud gives excellent salts
faction wherever II appears Standing
room is often at premium and every
body is veil pleased with the entertain
ment. That old original aud boss Crony
Of them ALL the inimitable comedian and
fun-msker, Frank NJ. Will as professor,
is still at the head His originality and
resdy wit has won for him a reputation
that Is surpassed by none. From his FIRST
appearance on the stage until the dnal
fall OF the curtain he has the audience
ei.her shouting with laughter or applaud
ing vociferously
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
CITY NEWS nm eRIEF.

Secretary Of State D.. T. Marvel is in
Wilmington te-day.
In the Levy Court this morning the
only work done was to put twenty seven
names on the assessment lists.
Stephen White. the genial clerk OF the
Merritt House, will resign from that
position on Saturday.
alto singer Of this city, died at the
Homeopathic Hospital on Sunday night.
Thieves forced an entrance into Mullan
& Curran's foundry at Third and Church
streets last night and stole about $25
worth Of tools.
Professor Daniels, colored. will give a
lecture on Biblical subjects, illustrated
by a stereopticon. In the A. u. NJ. p.
Church tonight.
Harvey McElwee the genial sales
man for Justis & Davidson, has accepted
a position In the establishment Of n
Snellenburg. Philadelphia.
The body Of Caleb Brinton, II years
old, who died in this city Of heart disease
on Saturday, March 70. WAS taken 10
Middletown for burial this morning.
The ladies' Of the Mite Society OF
Brandywine NJ E. Church visited the
parsonage last nj hit. and after present
ing a very handsome tea gown to Mrs. O.
A. Grise passed pleasant social evening.
The first Delaware eonslgnment OF ex.
hiblts for the Woild's Fair was shipped
from here yesterday, comprising six care
loaded with native woods, three carf
going from Sussex, two from Kent and
one from New Castle counties.
At meeting Of the Democrats Of the
First ward held at Fifth and Tatnal
streets, last evening, Harry o. Welcl
was elected president and John Anthony
secretary. After some preliminary work
they adjourned to meet Friday evening
next at z 80 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
The R,peb,rd sa.. u,s shadow.

A heavy snow storm visited Delaware
this morning. The fall amounted to
three inches, but was not heavy enough
to block travel on any OF the railroads.
although many Of the trains we're from
FIVE to ten minutes behind scheduled
time. The storm caused the electric
sweeper OF the city railway company 20
be brought into use, and the tracks were
cleaned without any trouble There were
few sleighs seen on the streets
as the snow was too dne for good sleigh
ing. The small boy rejoiced to see the
snow when he awoke this morning aud
knowing that he would probably see no
more snow until next winter be began to
sled with renewed vigor on the different
hills OF the city. The predictions for to-
morrow are slightly warmer weather
with light winds
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
pemocrntn ] orm . Club

A meeting OF the Second ward Dem
ocrats was held at Third and Lombard
streets last night for the purpose Of
forming Democratic club. John Kelley
called the meeting to order and stated
the object Of the meeting. The club
was formed with John J, Hayes ss pres
ident and A. +. Messick, secretary A
committee Of Eve was appointed to secure
a permanent site for quarters. The
committee comprises j ohm Kelley, James
Crumlish, James Dugan, J. h. Green.
aud O. H. Smith A committee was
also appointed 70 look after matters In
the ward
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
REASONS FOR ANEW TRIAL.
why Adams should Prosecuts His Hu
Against the p. W. & B. Company.

why Adams Should Prosecute His Hult
Against the p. W. 4 B. Company.
Hon Charles B. Lore. counsel. has
fled with Pro hon ~ Horty bis reasons
for a new trial In the case Of Henry B !.
Adams VS.. the p, w. & B. Railroad Com
pauy. They ars ~ follows:
First-That the verdict was against
the evidence; second-that the verdict
was sgainst the. law; third-that the
court erred in It's charge 10 the Jury In
their case Of speaking Of the plaintiff in
these words
The case as presented then, Is this;
Was this man in great Perllf Was Mr..
Adams, when he FIRST attempted
to enter the car or not, a tres
passerf That must be admitted.
When he attempted TO get In the car
while II was Ia motion, he did IL A. his
peril, and the party would have had a
perfect right n he had attempted TO enter
that car. TO put him OF, because the car
was IN motion. That rule Is founded
upon necesslty-the party irving to
enter the car while In motion,
which the servant had q per.
feet right to enforce Was the
man holding on to that car when the
motion was being accelerated-that man
was not in the car II is true-was be In .
perllous position such AZ Il became ne.
cessary to relieve him from III"
Four The court erred In charging the
jury that II Adams ltried to gel
on the car while Il was In motion
be was a trespasstr and the com.
duotorI had a right to put him of, 4
being admitted that Adams was entitle,
to be carried 10 said car.
Flve-When William n. Lodge, th
conductor, one OF the defendants wit
nesses, testified that he saw the plaintiff
holding on to the cars when thew wer
moving, and that be he saw he wa
drunk aud took hold Of him AM
threw him down on the platform at th,
station, because he thought he was Ii
danger. the court erred In stating to tn
attorney for the plaintiff In the hearlnl
OF the Jury, that ends your case
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
Thrse burglar. uantursd.

The bridge tender Of the bridge which
crosses Sasssfras river at FrederlcktoWn,
Md, noticed two suspicious characte r.
crossing the bridge this morning and
supposlng them to be the burglars cap.
tured them. They refused to talk and
would not give their names
Their clothes we're torn and covered
with mud
The other man was caught at Harring
ton while he was walking along the rail
road.
Three Of the men we're Immediately
locked mp and the two men whe
were captured refused to come to this
state without requisltion.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
woRkMeN elscr oEficsRs.
The Grand Lodge Holds a Busy session
-daV.

TODAY.
Grand Master Workman William u
Foulk presided at the meeting Of the A.
O. U. W. yesterday afternoon. He re-
ported that the fiscal year began with a
debt Of SO 500, which has all been paid
Three new lodges have been instituted
and / .244 new members received. The
report Of Grand Recorder A. +. Culbert
showed the following Eighteen ASSESS
ments were collected In the year, aud
$133, 592 paid TO the grand receiver Sixty
death claims we're paid. The net gain In
membership was 766, and the member
ship at the close Of the year was 1851 in
1913 lodges.
The receipts we're Sl83 500 and with
balance from the previous year aRgre.
gated Si84, ,751 SO. Delaware paid els,
7S5 Of the amount received. The dis.
bursement Ia death claims and relief calls
was fi33 34S.S0 leaving balance Of
q. .403.05. There was t24, 900 spent for
death claims In Delaware.
The reports Of the grand receiver, the
Finance Committee, and representative
TO the Supreme Lodge and grand medical
examiner were read. At 0 10 o'clock the
lodge adjourned until o'clock this morn
ing. -
A laree part Of this mornings session
was consumed In traasacting routine and
private business OF the lodge The
| following officers were elected
| Past grand master workmen,
William h. Fonlk grand master work
man, Hei ry Liuco. fielder; grand fore
man, A. B. Jones; grand recorder,
A. f. Colbert; grand reseiver,
Nj. Hirsch; grand overseer
Joseph Grape; grand guide, William NJ
Mccormick; grand inside watch, w. A
Lawson grand medical examiner. q. L.
Wilkins. Az 2.45 o'clock the lodge ad
journed until this afternoon, when the
election Of officers will go on.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
VIshtInr tho L,o.p., A,.,,c.,,.,.

In the Supreme Court this norDi1g the
license casts cane up for consider tion.
AS consequences uf the fight
against Mary Shaifsr. OF Chris
tiana hundr 4. her application was
withdrawn. The other cssos called up
oy Lawyer Prickett and contested. were
as follows: James Crum'is A and
Townsend streets; Francis n Van
ssnt, northeast corner GllpIn avenue and
Scott street, e I'd Man el Riehenbsr ger.
stanton. large oumber OF wit
nesses wsrs called on both
sides. The cases occupied the
attention Of the court until the noon
recess, The judges will not take action
on the applications until Saturday
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
FaII nnnh In M,rE.t.

BenjAmin Murgstroyd dropped dead
IN Eighth street market this morning
Mr.. Murgatroyd was purchasing some
meat, when those next 10 him were hor.
rlfied by seeing him fall 60 the ground,
When picked up he was lifeless, he
was G1 years old and born In England.
The deceased was a pattern-maker by
trade. and for a number OF years worked
for the Pusey aud Jones Company. He
resided at No. 207 West Seventh street
Coroner Sparks was notified, and gave .
certificate OF death from heart disease
Mr. Murgalr yd was prominent member
OF 81 Paul's NJ E Church, and was well
known throughout the city.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
MI. AhhinLs R.-ninntad.

The annual meeting of the Bay State
Gas Com panY was held this morning
with j. Edward Addicks In the chair
The session was strictly private one no
one being present but the stockholders.
The following directors were elected for
the coming year: j Edward Addicks, f.
c Fritz Frank d. Ripple. The mem
bers OF the company, most Of whom re-
side in other cities, remained here all tbs
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
a uon.t.hIe in = acrape.

Constable Charles Green was charged
with trespAssing on the property, No
1120 Conrad street, at the Municipal
Court this morning. Constable Green
went to the above property yesterday tc
make levy on the goods In the house
and, being refused Rdmlttanoe, he broke
the door down. Wheel the constable ap-
peared In court to-day he was represented
by Lawyer Hilles. The case was con.
tinued until tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
MArLROADe
Schedule IN effect November IS 1871.
TRAINH bEAYE DELAWARE Av. DEPOT
EAST BOUNp

,Exprees trains.
'lg @Rm, si2 q 2 80, % 81. sT1ppm
NEW YORK. Sundays p o. . n, 40 as =
m, fl2 "a, b % 88. Y % D M.
bOsTON.'b 8,p.m. daily with Puilu an buffet
sleeping cars running through 10 9oefon with
passengeraJn b. X nj station, Bostoa
PHllADELPHIA, week days. 'i os. $40,
go, 2 z, q 20, Sa g g, 1 - 81 10 90
ob . IS, i5. .7.sS. So. 10 o. 10 s y.
Phll.A DELPHlA. tundays, t3 o.. 8 f5 y n,
y eb. 80 %, II % q m,i W "a. 20, y 30,
%, 4 TO- 900. '6So, e@. = 80, 3 80. 20 % 40 IS
CHESTER, week days. y On, $40. ,6 III,
ItOl %, " $50 %, zoo 80 le0e 80 y n s2a
OHEsTER, s1ndays, sos $50 III, $50.
eos, 10 20, u 20 a; mi %, s6o, Oh. 10 SOS,
Etisntic City, =; week daya' TT an.
II y oO m spndays, md n Y, a m. = 30 m.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGrON a "a,
O2, 3 ~. zoos = nj ~ 10. F3.0h b5. a 20.
BALTIMORE and Way stations. oa m.
Baltimore ana principal stations on Phila
delphia Division, 10 % a. m. daily.
.i s5Ahk i6 a Z ~ pas; "a 3; a lq % % ss,Ie e.
PITrsBukti.. . ~, a. m. $40 p m daily.
SiNG9fSN9a SihNiG9fAS9 az ns n% sq .Ea,o M daily
and y 81 .. M. both daily. -SNA7' 'N-'' v ~
siNGElfl.Y ACCOMMODATION. 7t2 N.
50, 81 and lilo p. m, daily.
| LANDhNBERd ACCOMMODATION. weak
/ days, ~, ii 20. a. m. ho and Do p 10. Sun
/ DAYS 20 a. m. and f0 D. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
For Philadelphia week days, 5 %, %, q -,
'b2i, ~ 81, IL 81, m. ~ ~, ? tb. 3 bb. A
Q. no. Sundays, 9 % m; y e. i5. 3 So, eil
| p. IN.
For Baltimore week days. s.8s. 50. g 2b
@SA ~ 30 a M. %. .. ~ sunday, e3l
Baltimore aud principal stations OF Phila.
delphia p iaion. i8 a. M daily. except
Sunda sundays. e6 IN
No .andenDers and way stAtioaa. Eeeh
days, 10, 10 W, A. m, %, Do M. sun
days, 20 m; B % p m
Chicago. and Pittsburg So m. daily,
excaOt Sunday; 'at5 p. m, daily.
Cincinnati and y. Louis. 'll.ob. A. N. daily
except Sunday
LV. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Weekdays, 'il6, 90. 80, bl6 40 = 81
100, III ~ a. M, ~ % uoon.r t 30. %, = 80
400 70, . i5, %. % 81, %, = g, $40, 10 10
SUNDAY. .Ii 900. .slb $40 .as3, 1000,
III 35 m..l2 90. noon, 80. 10. a 05. %. 1851
63l, = q, $40, 1910 and II 30 D. N
Telephone, No. 1893.
Rates 70 Western Points lower than via any
other line. q. o. SCULL. Gen.l Pass. Agent.
J. T. ODhisL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
Ths warner Repaired

The steamer John Warner will be in
spected and II found in good condition
will leave this city for Philadelphia to
day. The steamer Columbia will take
the Warmers place at the Harlan and
Holllngsworth Company's yari and will
be given a general overhauling. This
season the Twilight, Warner and
Columbia will all run for the same CON-
pany on the same route. from Philadel-
phia TO Bristol
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
Academy OF Music.

Kennedy's Laugh Makers gave another
performance in the Academy of Music
last evening The company Is composed OF
some very clever speciality performers aud
the hat spinners and the duel king were
warmly applauded Professor Kennedy in
his act OF mesmerism, gave the audiences
some OF the many ways in which be has
the influence over the men who appeared
on the stage and kept the house Ia con
tinuous roar. The Laugh Makers will
perform again this afternoon and even
inr
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
To 20 10 Europe

Captain L. Coin, the former managing
owner Of the steamer Columbia, will
make q trip TO Europe. The Columbia is
well known in this city, having run from
here to several popular excursion resorts
above Philadelphia during the excursion
season. On the captains return 70 America
he will go In the undertakers' supply busi-
ness Ia New York
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
Mr. ourtI. psllrer. aa opInIon.

At the regular mesting Of the Street
and Sewer Department last night City
Solicitor Curtis presented his opinion
on the Melville Gambril matter. he
said that a private citizen could furnish
his own property with a supply Of water.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
One 1rennnaaer tIned.

Alice Justison was before Judge Ball
this m orning for drunkenness. She was
fined 81 and cost. Frank Barley was
fined 81 and cost for trespassing on the
cars at the depot OF the P. w. & B Rail
road Company. James Anderson and
Wilson Brown were held until tonight
to snswtr the charge Of fighting on the
streets
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
namocrnta ralk About the Future.

A large assemblAge Of the Democrats
of the Seventh ward, at the Logan House,
last evening, decided to effect perma.
nent organization. Frank Jendell
acted as chairman Of the meeting,
and an informal discussion was
held until time for adjournment. II
was decided to meet on next Tuesday
evening at o'clock, when every Dem.
Ocrat Of the ward is'expectedito be present
or respond by proxy
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
nIed rrnm ni. IninrIa..

Edward g. Carroll who was thrown
from the cab Of an engine on the Phila.
delphis, Wilmington and Baltimore rail.
road on Monday. near Baltimore, died at
his home last night from the Injuries
which he received.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
Oar Floats For = railroad Company

The jackson and Sharp Company Of
this city has contracted to build two large
car floats for the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company for use In New York
harbor The vessels will be 225 feet long,
80 feet width of beam and feet depth OF
hold. Work has been commenced on
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
A snaaL maj E.oaps..

An unknown thief stole silk dress
from the line In the yard Of Police Officer
Virtues house az No 5l5 Walnut street,
last night, and escaped although closely
pursued BY Officer Lucas
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
KnIan nt Locunt Palnt.

A. G. Denby Of Havre. de Grace, Nd
was killed while on the tracks Of the B.
& o. railroad at that .plscs yesterday by
Deing caught between cars. His body
was taken to his home. .He was sD en-
ploye Of thesrailroad COMPANY.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16

Public Sale OF Watches and Diamonds.
J. b. Ayars. No. 800 Market street.
will sell at public sale his entire stock OF
Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, Jewelry and
Silverware. Must be sold by March 2t,
The real estate and fixtures also for sale
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
Want the saliora ConvIot.d.

Levi Q. Bird and Philadelphia lawyer
have been secured by the owners Of the
schooner Ada Bailey 10 assist United
States District Attorney Watson In
prosecuting the case against the four
sailors Who II ls alleged, deserted the
vessel on the night OF January % and
caused great delay and loss The case
will be heard In a few weeks
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
Clearing house.

The , xchanges OF the Wilmington
banks . the clearing house to-day were:
J otal, i6e, III. 90; balance, f43. goo, 7s.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
For nnrrnIn. In NYntnhn..

Clocks, Diamonds aad Jewelry 90 to the
publlc sale Of J. d. Ayars. No, 300 Mar
ket street The entire stock must be sold
by March 20. The real estate and fixtures
also for sale
Evening journal., 1892-03-16

Pianos and Household Goods
Taken In storage at l.. L. Messiok's. No.
425 West Second street.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
LEMON ELrxIR.

Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir,
FOr fevers, chllls and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and pal.
pitation Of the heart, take Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation. take Lemon Elixir.
Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not fail
you in any Of the above named diseases,
all Of which arise from a torpid or dis
eased liver, stomach, kidneys OF bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. 81. MOTLEY, At
lanta, Ga. SOC and 81 per bottle, at drug
Qiste
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
-E1rnsu urnroN ,,,,1, nRops

U1UBN ILEMON HOr DROPS
kiCures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhages
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele-
giant and reliable.
25 cents at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. q. Motley, Atlanta, Ga.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16

Opening OF tho TwentY-fourth Annual
ses.ion Of the Wilmington NJ. Il. Con
ference In Grace Church-cOmmittee
Appointed and omcers EIected-TO Go
Into Secret Session.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16

Bishop Edward G. Andrews. D. D..
IL D., the presiding officer Of the con
ference, was then introduced The bishop
is a fine looking man Of commanding
presence and with bright face that at
once makes an impression on his hearers
He has snow white hair and snoT-white
whiskers. The bishop said
Il acsept for the conference the kind
and cordial welcome you extend tV us In
the absence OF any special preparation
for this duty. of which was only ap-
prlsed when I opened my mail this even
log, eau only say that we come to you
acknowledging the warmth Of your vel
come and to assure yor that what we
shall attempt to do and what we accom-
plish shall be done in the fear and
love of God The bishop then spoke
OF the early history OF the church
and Of the part which the church
in Delaware bore in the early or
ganization aud establishment Of the
annual conferences he spoke Of the
changes and growth in the church since
the preachers came to conference on
hori eback, and since the presiding elders
and bishops ceased te be travelling eney-
cloFedias Of Nethodirm, and since the
Evening journal., 1892-03-16
A QUESTION on ECONOMY.


STANDING COMMITTEES.
Public Worship-City Pastors and Pre-
siding Elders.
Education-George W. Townsend, V.
s. Collins, w. T. Valiant, l. g. Eos.
nocht, Hon. John w. Taylor. Dr., A e
Suddler w. b. Dashiell, Job b. Jackson.
Bible Society,". A. Arters, Edward
Davis, E q. Hinson, w. NJ. Warner.
Sunday Schools and Tracts-S N.
Pilchard, !. L. Wood. @. P. Swain, s.
NJ. Morgan. T o. Smoot, q. s. Dulaney.
L. W. LRyfeld, A. Chandler.
Tenperance-W. j. Duhadaway, w
B Guthrie, T. A. d. o'Brien, G +.
Wyatt.
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
w. P. Compton. II. s. Thompson, e. 7.
Mace, Isaac Jewell
Women's Home Missionary Society
R. 81. Adams, @. F. Sheppard, 7. b.
Haynes, ID h. Corkran.
Freedman's Aid and Southern Eduea
tional Soclety-W. E. Tompkiuson, Mar
vim Burr, NJ. D. Nutter, Frank Fletcher
Missionary Statistics-W. NJ. Green, j.
w. Fogle,.E b. Derriekson, Q. d. VIII
liams
Local Preachers-E. E. white, w. B
Gregg, F. Burgette. d. F. Waddell
Past Ofices-G. p. Smith, B. +. Price
q. W. Bounds. j. ID. Reese.
Sabbath Observancs-W. Jaggard, I.
e. Terry, R. w. Todd. James Conner.
misunderstanding Elders.
Nscessitous Cases-Board Of Stewards
Periodicals-J. M Tindale, H. w
Ewing, w, E, Avery, Asbury Burke.
Evening journal., 1892-03-16

The prospect is that the secres session
this afternoon will be very lively one.
The charges will be many and bitter In
their nature. Presiding Elder j. A. B.
Wilson being the centre Of attack.