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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-29
Another Cabinet Slate.

WASHINGTON, Dec 20 Tue Star this
evening says
Politicians here do not believe that
Mr. Murphy c"n be defeated and they be
leve that Mr. Cltv, land appreciates the
fact. At present Mr. Clevt land has a
personal representative in the senate
who is long experienced and iu a position
to act as leader Saould he succeed ln
the election Of q personal friend IN New
York it would NOT improve the situation
greatly, as no new maa, however capable,
can figure very prominently in that body
Mr. Cleveland will, however. have a
strong personal friend in the senate by
the time the 53i congress will be or
ganized unless ali present plans mis-
carry. This will be Mr. Bayard, of Dela
ware. in all probability. IL is expected
that Senator Gray will 90 into the cabi
net, though he is at present disincined
to do SO His retirement from the senate
will mean the election Of MIR Bayard It
is reported to day that the question of
Mr.. Dlckinson's going into the cabinet
has been settled and that he vii! be sec
retary Of state The slate thus far made
up is said to be: Dickinson, secretary
If state; Carlisle, secretary OF treasury
| Gray, of Delaware, attorney general /;
Lamont, secretary Of navy, and Morrl-
| son, secretary Of the interior.
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Nr. Blaine Stiil EmprO wing.

WASHINGTON, Dec. % "Mr. Blaine
still shows improvement, and the day
thrc ugh ut has been uneventtul The
hou wa p m, when this stafti"ent
WAS ma e TO q reporter Of the United
Press and Dr. Johnston had again just
left the bedside Of Mr. Blaine He said
in addition that he did not expect to re
turn to night DR. Johuston still man
tains his conservative attitude in regard
to talking at length about his patient, and
cannot be Drawn into discussing any fea
ture Of his disease, although some very
Ingenious questions have been asked him.
The doctor has not yet admitted IN II
Mr.. Blaine is affected with any specific
d ease, nor can he be drawn into DIS
cussIng the probability Of MIR Blaine {
recovery There were number of call
ers at the Blaine res dtnce to day, a.
the interest In Mr.. 81 l,ine's condition
does not diminish, Notwithstanding The
reassuring tone Of the daily bulletins
1 For the pas5 few days matters IN The
4 house have resumed their normal state
/ AS long as Mr.. Blaine holds his own, th'
family are hopeful that his life will b'
spared for long time to me.
At late hour to night all was qule
at the B Biaine mansion.
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CLEVELAND AND CRISP.
Both In New York, hut No Meeting
Yet.

New YORK, Dec 2S.-Speaker Crisp
arrived in the city this morning and
registered at the Hoffman house at 8
O'Clock Considerable interest attaches
to his visit to New York st this time, as
it has been publicly announced that he
was coming to confer with President
elect Cleveland in reference to Mr.
Crlsp's re election as speaker of the
house and other matters of national i'm
portal After breakfast, Speaker
Crisp left the hotel alone, a few minutes
after O'Clock He did not 20 to Mr..
Clevelaod's house, and if he went any
where else to see Mr.. Cleveland he
'ailed in bis object, for the next Presi
dent remained at home all the morning.
Mr.. Cleveland was seen soon after l |
O'Clock and asked about the expected
conference which he was to hold with
the speaker
The President elect smiled in weary
sort of manner as he replied: 'Iknow
nothing of any conference to take place
between Mr.. Crisp and myself, beyond
what | have read in the newspapers.
They seem to know all about it. The
speaker has not told me that he was
coming to New York"
! Mr. Cleveland declined to say whether
he expected a call from Mr. Crisp today
but left it to be inferred that he did not
Neither would he say what subjects
would most likely come up for discus
sion in case he and the speaker did meet
Politicians say that the Mills men arr
making 50 open a fight against Speake
Crisps re election that the latter hal
come to New York to assure himself O
Mr. Cleveland's support. Speaker Crisl
is strongly in favor of an extra session o
congress and is quoted as saying that h
would, while in New York this time
frankly law his views before Mr.. Cleve
land on the subject.
Speaker Crisp when seen to night said
when asked whether he had seen Mr.
Cleveland, "Oh. yes, l was with him to
day from 10 until 2 o'clock"
And the speakership
"Well. now | cannot tell you anythin,
about that or whether or not the matte
was mt ioned by US, but had pleas
ant call on Mr. Cleveland and l foun'
many things to talk of, assure you.
will say one thing, I'm not an anti Cleve
land candidate for the speakership.
am not anti Cleveland anything.
Have you seen Mr. Ellery Anderson
Mr. Crispa"
Yes | have seen him-or rather b
saw me-he ca led On me-"
well, how do you feel about the ma
ter 2"
The speaker waved away the suhje'
with his hand. II had rather not say
word about it. Too much has alread
been said
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-29

The CHRONICLE oilers TO send. free of
charge, by special arrangf ment with the
Recreation Department Of The Christian
Union, full information and printed mat
ter as to reaching Raleigh FROM your
home The time tables and pamphlets
issued by the railroads or steamship lines
YOU would use and the circulars of the
Raleigh hotels may be had by addressing
the CHRONICLE. Raleigh. o. the R~crea-
tion Department, the Christian Union,
New York.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-29
Con.truesftImpertfnent.

PORTLAND. Ore, Dec IS Speaking g
of the interview with President el ct
Cleveland pu ,lshed in New York this
morning Gov, Prnnoyer to day said :
The ]mpertinent interference of the
President elect with the selection OF Il
United States senator from New York is
both unprecedented and alarming. II
the New York democracy bows to such
dictation il will indicate that Mr.. Cleve
land has not only become the boss Of
his party, but tie Gar of the nations.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-29

CoFFEYvILLE, Kan Dec. 28 Follow
ing close upon the appointment OF B'
Dalton, brother Of the noted Dalton
boys, as deputy United States marshal,
comes the announcement Of the appoint
ment of Bill Lpsy to similar position.
Lip-y was formerly member OF the
noted Starr gang" rival OF the "Dal
to- gang" The ''Starr gang Is under
the command of Henry Starr, who re
Gently snot and killed Deputy Wilson
while resisting arrest. L'psy was heard
to remark al the time that Starr did ex
4ctly right IN shooting Wilson. and tina
he hu ped Starr would escape.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-29
New Cholera Victims.

HAMBURG, Dec 2S-Cholara con
tinues to claim new victims here and
though those attaked belong to the
lower classes, the feeling of dread thai
warm weather will herald the approach
OF another season as the epidemic grows
in strength daily. The list of new casee
and deaths is small, but it betokens that
rhe disease is only qniescent and needs
only favorable conditions to again raw
age the city The report for yesterday
shows wo new patients and one death
Every precaution has been taken t.
check the disease. hut it is feared that
the seeds of death sowed last summer
will yield fruitful harvest in tht
spring.
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Reception TO n Bride and Groom.

WILSON, n c., Dec. % -Spt clal.-
The 6, cal event of the Christmas h0li
DAYS here was the reception gwen by
Mrs Mary c. Daniels % her son. Charles
G Daniels, Eq., and b bride. Tne
bride was warml WELDON ed to the native
home Of her hu band, and the occasion
va PHEASANT social event There was
gay company present T le bride Is the
second daushte of tie late Ii N, james
l.. Robinson, lieutenant governor Of the
state, and is q young woman Of many
graces and accomplishment S She was
assisted in receiving by Ms f. A Dan
lels, IF Guld,o'Io; Ms JOS phus Dan
iels, of R,lelsh; aud Mrs. J / Foust, Of
wilson.
Mr. Daniels and Miss Mary Swair
| Robinson, were married IN the NJ tn dis
! church al Frank lin last Thursday Al noon
| and are spending some days here VIII
the mother If the groom.
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Crem Ihe Flames.

O-sAwAToMIE. Kan Dec 2S.-Oneo Of
the most destructive fires To life and
property ever experienced here, occurrt d
last night Three large two story dwell
ings caught fire from natural gas and
were entirely consumed Four parsons
were cremated alive and several made
miraculous escapes in their nj ght cloth s..
Nothing but a portion Of the charred
bones of a mother aud her infant re
mained in one of the houses The timely
action Of several young men who broke
into the stores and turned out the & T.
saved the fire from destroying an entire
ulOck.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-29
Worlds Fair.

The CHRONICLE offers, by special ar
rapgefnent with the Recreation Depart
ment of The Christian Union, illustrated
printed matter describing the Worlds
Fair and full informant N as to reaching
/ hicago from Raleigh or your home, IN
cluding the time tables and pamphlets
of the railroad or steamer lines you
would use NJ charge l. made. lfyou
are going to the Worlds Fair, afdresr
either the CHRONICLE, Ra eigh, or the
Recreat on Department, The CHRISTIAN
Union, New York.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-29
No Change I'm the Fever.

WAsHINGToN, Dec %. = No material
change has occurred in the condition of
Mart.na Harrison, the Presi ient's fever
stricken .randchl!d, and the family are
sanguine that the patient will safely pass
the va ious stages Of the disease to ulti
mate recovery
BENJAMIN and Marie Mckee have rs
capped the contagion 30 far, and the
President TO k them for shoft walk TINS
afternoon The order closing the White
House to the public was suspended thi'
| morning to allow a visiting delegation o
New York school teachers to N AXE {
brief IN p -ction of the East room.
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BE ne fetal to the Canal.

PANAMA, via. Galveston, Dec. 28.-
The extra session of congress closed on
the 23rd instant after the accomplish
ment OF most important work, including
the Panama matter, which was amicably
disposed of to the advantage of Colon
hia and the proposed company. The
Panama scandals in Paris have apparently
not affected the matter here These
seem to be regarded here as rather bene
fetal to the interests Of the canal enter
prise than otherwise.
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WILMINGTON The second days ses

WnMINGToN The second days ses-
sion Of the American Association OF Ed
ucators OF Coo1ed Youth was occupied
by the colored authors and literary men
of the race, in a discussion upon the ne
cessity for organ'za'ion Of colored au
rtors association Prof. l. Garland, OF
Pennsylvania, was made Temporary
chairman, and read paper upon 'some
reasons why we are here as authors"
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-29
Street Car Barns Burned.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 29 The
southslde stteet car barns were destroyed
10y fire early this morning. The loss is
mostly on cars. Many hundred of them
we're destroyed The fire is claimed by
the watchman to have been incendiary.
The loss estimated at $500, 900.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-29
Biaze nj SIateAyIlle.

AsHEvILLE. N. c., Dec % Fire at
Stattsvile destroyed SIS 600 worth OF
bui dings, inclu ling Carolina Hotel and
business BLOCK, also the Statesville
armory, 1t ls said to be of incendiary
origin,
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-29

DuBLIN.-Tie author ties, after max
ing ,earching invest CATION OF the
IN ,vements for several days pas OF keva',
a re- ted on suspicion Of having caused
the recent explosion in this city, have re
leased Kevan, it having teen satl 'facto
| rlly shown that he had not been near the
scene Of the explosion.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-29
Is on the Inbria.

WINSTON. n. c., DC 23-Special :
John ID. Watkins, of this ci.y, is greatly
excited over the non arrival Of the
steamer Unbria from LOnd n. Hs sou
Frank VI atkins, Of New York, Is on the
vessel
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-29
Two More Victims.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec 2S-To day
two more bouies were found in the ruiz S
Of the taunery fire yesterday, increasing
The number Of lives lost to four.
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ACourt House DestroXed.

MUNIR, Ind. Dec. 2S.-At 2 a m. a
fire broke out IN Delaware county's ele
CANT new court house, and the building,
valued al $500, 900. was consumed.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-29

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On Johnson and
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I'LL of del ne Srid gers, on
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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-29

fll. he ylrl Dtsk 60, oi "a louis. 4.
No, nav. l1st tnroWu Oh the market al
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X Ii curtain desk, comp ete IA every de-
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yonr order tir.-c. or --ud Tor sp-cla circu-
lar Bank counter snr government WORK
specially sem In your noor plAns for
designs and prices
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AppI'csti~n vtll be msia'o hs G neral
Assembly. NJ North Carolina at 1t, q. II
Sc sian. 10 i.corpO ! = Ire Nor CARO-
Ina Safe ID -pOsr' ri + AID Ed. I. Com
pany WM II :. BLhGW WlN.
December ~. l>92.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-03-12
To.DAYs RECORD.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Items Of Interost--LocaI aud Otherwise
The shooting tournament which be-
gan At Actons Park. Brooklyn. Anne
Arundel county, Wednesday closed yes
lerday
Among the marriage licenses grant
cd yesterday at Washington was one to
VIM W. Hook and Martha j. Ward both
Of Anne Arundel county, Md.
Have you the swell. headg Bradycro.
Inc will cure it.
MIR. John Holidayoke. residing on
Main street, while descending his stairs
this morning with lighted lamp, fell,
breaking the lamp and scattering the
burning fluid over the steps.
The Rev. DIR. Arnolt, Prof. of New
Testament History at Johns Hopkins
University will preach at the PresbYter
ian Church to morrow morning and
evening, Dr. Arnolt is fluent and elo-
Quenl speaker
Rev viii T. Norris, of Mason City,
Nv, will preach at Broad neck Baptist
church tomorrow at o'clock, and at
tastport Baptist church at 730 o'clock
N Mr.. Morris is fluent speaker.
Those who trust that the Sunday
School Institutes held by the Maryland
sunday School Union are dry affairs are
mistaken. Wherever held they are at.
icnded by large numbers
Our people should keep in mind the
sunday school Institute to be held in
TIE First Presbyterian Church, Annapo-
Us, on the 18th and l9th of March. bet
Us give our visiting friends hearty well
come and full houses.
Prof A. NJ. Hamil and Mr.. VIM
heyolds OF the Sunday School Institute
viii arrive in Baltimore on the nth and
on that night they will hold a mass
meeting at the Third Reformed Church,
anu come 10 Annapolis on the morning
otthe 18th,
am an old man and have been con-
s'ant sufferer with catarrh for the last 10
!sSIs' | am entirely cured by the use
% BY $ Cream Balm. Ii is strange that
y simple remedy will cnre stubborn
disease Henry Billings, U. s. Pension
ANY, Washington. ID. Q.
On Monday, March II, musicale
gal De given in the Lecture Room Of
Sae flrst NJ. f Church by the Epworth
league A most enjoyable evening may
~Aaucipated. Tickets - cents.
The Senate bin introduced by Mr..
Iuss 70 amend the high license liquor
Nv o. Annapolis by striking out the
saUslslon requiring bond of liquor
sea'e's was read second time yesser.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-03-12

The following programme will be pre-
sented at the meeting of the Working
mems Club on Friday night, March 18.
next.
|. Lecture, by Lieut. r r. Ingersoll.
u s. N subject, Some Curious Things
Seen In China
2. Solo,-by Dr. Geo. Feldmeyer
5. Piano Duet, by Miss Carter and Miss
Sinclair.
4. A Song Service, by a company of
goodly singers. Mr. ID. S. Sprogle, or
ganist
5. Cornet Duet. by Messrs. Shaw and
Strange
9. Hormonica, by Mr. Robert Hopkins
Z. Quartette. vocal, by Messrs. Boone.
Geraci, League and Dammeyer.
s. Guitar. by Mr. Semmes
Admission free Mission hapelatS p.
NJ Workingmen especially invited. No
children admitted.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-03-12
Naval Orders

The following naval orders have been
issued by the Navy Department since
our last issue:
Passed Assistant Engineer George W.
Bird has been detached from duty as as
sistant TO superintendent State, War and
Navy building March II. and ordered to
the Dolphin on the 10th instant.
Ensign p. w. Honrigan has been de-
tached from training ship Richmond and
ordered TO Dolphin l4th instant.
Assistant Paymaster s. Lawrence Heap
has been ordered TO the Dolphin.
Orders assigned Pay Director George
Cochran as general storekeeper Norfolk
hayward has been revoked and leave
granted him for one year.
Pay Inspector Arthur Burtis has been
ordered TO Norfolk nayy-yard as general
storekeeper on 3lst inst.
Lieut.. H. Mel. p. House, has been
ordered to the Naval Academy April 10.
Passed Assistant Engineer ]. s. Ogden
has been detached from bureau steam
engineering and assigned as assistant to
superintendent State. War and Navy
building.
Passed Assistant Surgeon James ID.
Gatewood, has been ordered to the Dol.
phin on the 18th.
Lieut. Commander O. w. Farenholt has
been ordered to examination for promo
ton.
Rear Admiral John c. Howell has been
granted one year leave, with permission
to visit Europe
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-03-12
The Flre Yes,erday Eyening.

The fire shortly before Q o'clock last
evening at the residence of Daniel j.
Sanders. on Northwest street, opposite
the City Cemetery, which caused the
The child had been left in the third story
and a neighbor, discovering the smoke
issuing from the windows, gave the
alarm. 1t is supposed an oYerheated
stove set fire to the bed and then the
other furniture in the room, which was
filed with smoke when the firemen ar
rived. The fire was soon extinguished
DR.. George Il. Marchand, who was sum
moned, applied restoratives without ef.
feet on the infant, who had probably
died before being taken from the room.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-03-12

The presentation of the Little Creole
by the Labadie Company at the Opera
House last night was simply perfect. Mr.
Oliver Labadie. Is Seth Swap, the down
east Yankee, was most excellent. His
acting was not clownish or crude as you
would expect to see ii, but truthful and
. splendid presentation OF . genuine
Yankee. The part taken BY Miss Nay
Loranger. that of Miralda. drew from
that beautiful and accomplished actress
some of her best parts. The company
taken as a whole was Is fine one 90
ever visited Bowling Green Bowling
Green Daily Republican.
Manager Brock has engaged the above
company 20 play &C his Opera House next
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-03-12

The Sunday School Institute will be
held In the First Presbyterian Church.
this city, on next Friday and Saturday.
March 18th and 10Th beginning Friday
morning at 10 O'Clock and closing Satur-
dav afternoon at $50 o clock The
meetings will be conducted BY Prof. ii.
NJ. Hamill. Supt. OF Illinois > Z Normal
work The following Is the programme
Of exercises
Friday Morning O. clock Opening
address by Mr.. Frank Woods. Secretary
Of the International Sunday School Ex-
ecutive Committee. followed with adj
dresses by Prof. I'll. NJ Hamill. Mr..
VIM. Reynolds, and others. Music.
Adjournment at noon.
F'ridag Afternoon - 90 D o'clock Nor
NAL Bible Class From Old Testament. ]
2.45 d clock-Conference Topic, sun
day School Management ta) The
Equipment, fb), The Programme. SIS
o'clock Training Lessons, Sunday
School Teachers, ta), Their prepare
ton, (bJ, Their Duties, (cl, Their mis-
takes. 400 o'clock-Questiou Drawer
Fr4dag Nig1t-7.30 o'clock Sunday
School Glass Meetings. Address by Mr..
William Reynolds, of Illinois. on Coz
operative t-hBAafA ~LhOAA WIN Will
addresses also by Prof. I'll NJ Hamill,
Mr.. Frank Woods and others
Saturday Noratng--l0 o'clock--Nor-
NAL Bible Lesson, From New Tesla
ment. 1915 o'clock-Conference -
Topic, Sunday school Scholars 4" (a),
Their attendance tb), Their Home
Study. Ills o'clock - Training Les
son, Normal Work, " GAP, Its Aims
lb), It's Methods, (cl, Its Needs.
Saturday afternoon - 200 o'clock
Union ChIldren's Services, conducted
by Mr.. VIM. Reynolds Primary Exer-
cises by Miss Maggie Floyd, Of Balti-
more.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-03-12
Bishop Parcts Appeal for Russia

The Right Rev. William Paret, Bishop
of Maryland. has issued the following
circular to the clergy having pastoral or
missionary charge in this diocese Il
recommend very earnestly that you take
early occasion to speak to your people
and to invite their sympathy and aid for
the suffering multitudes in Russia. The
famine there prevailing is severe and
wide reaching in its effects almost be
yond parallel. 1t is believed that nearly
100000 people are in great distress.
Very prompt action is needed to make
relief effective | urge that you speak to
your people very earnestly and help them
to understand the greatness OF the call
made upon their Christian love ] do
not name any special time for offerings
in church, knowing that such arrange
ments can well be left to your discre
ton. Whether such offering be appoin-
ted or not, let it be known that you are
ready to receive and forward any money
that may be given. The efficient central
committee requests that remittances be
made for the Russian famine committee
to Riggs & Co at Washington, ID. c."
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-03-12

A party of well-disguised masquerad.
ers composed of ladies and gentlemen in
lies on Prince George. Gloucester and
West streets last night. and after de-
lighting the inmates of the house for O
short time with music and song. took
their departure. without revealing their
identity-thereby leaving their hostess
in the dark as to who they were. This
was more than the curiosity Of woman
could stand, and quisitorial party was
sent out to-day 10 find ont who the mys-
terious visitors were, with what result
we have not been able to learn. They
we're driven to the houses in z. Merri-
ken's bns.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-03-12
GUARANTEED CURE

We authorize our advertised druggist
TO sell DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. upon
this condition. If you are afflicted with
a Cough, Cold or any Lung. Throat or
Chest trouble, and will use this remedy
as directed, giving 1t fair trial, and ex-
perience no benefit, you may return the
bottle and have your money refunded
We could not make this offer did we not
know that DR.. Kings New Discovery
could be relied on II never disappoinls
Trial bottles free at the City Drug Store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-03-12
Personal Mention.

On Monday next Rev. Watson Case
pastor of Wesley Chapel NJ. Z. Church
contemplates visiting York, Pa that he
may spend some time with the Central
Pennsylvania Conference now In session
there In the earlier years of his minis
try Mr. Case was pastor for six years
within the bounds of that territory.
The venerable f. J. G. Moran Arch
deacon of Annapolis will officiate at St.
Philips Chapel tomorrow morning.
The hour for the service has been neces.
sarily changed to 10 o'clock for to-mor-
row only. Service at p. NJ. as usual.