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Evening journal., 1892-09-19
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


The man in the bathing suit turned 10 the
bored detected looking patty In brown jeans,
who was lOuncng against the railing a. the
notntorium. and saidt swimming IL a glOr-
ols sport "ircck'n" answered the other.
"NOt q lick ' you are here as a spectator,
presumef' me ~ said the tired looking man.
Nil IA drcary yawn. "Ccurae not. I'm hired
TO look aftcr the swimmers an zee that they
don't git drowned. Chicago Tribune.
Postmaster Foster " Lnlec Me.,writes ulat
afkcr thu tSrlp. 1h)off 2lrsaparilla brought
him out of "A fcohle. ncrvous condition, into
complete STRENGTH and fcglnh.
Hoods Pills have won 1rh praise for their
prompt and efficient yet clsy action.
MT Briggs-"I always hive n morning walk.
I'm out Of bed every morning at o, you know
Mrs. Trotfnst "llow long have you been
doing that 2" Mr. Brlggs "Oh- eh- um-tv
since the baby came. Cincinnati Post
am an old man and have been constant
sufferer with Cotarrh Tor the last ten years.
am entirely cured by the use OF Ely's Cream
Balm. IL is strange that so simple remedy
VIII cure such u stubborn diseasC.-licnry
Billings, l. .S.PensiOn ATTY Washington, DC.
/ suffered for moIp than ten years with that
dreadful disease, oatArrh, and used every
available medicine Which was recommended
10 mo cannot think you enough for the
rcnpf which klY's Cream BAlm has afforded
me. Emanuel Meyers, Winfield, IT, l., y. y.
Mr.. Bleccker~ Il nsN Mr., Ilvowayte, that
~ FAR the worlds fair people have managed
to get tho biggest deficit ever known In a QreRt
Mr.. liyewnytn vi Chicago. proudly, l-"Chi-
cage always ms the biggeht Of everything,
sir."-puck.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
FAvA AND PORTER.
Tho Reported Recall Of tho Former and
Resiguation OF the Latter.

Tho Reported Recall OF tho Former and
ResiguRtion OF the Latter.
WASHINGTON, Sept a-Regarding o ru-
nor telegraphed from Rome that Baron
Fava, Italian minister 10 the United States,
had again been recalled from Washington,
Secretary Of State Foster said he had heard
nothing OF il, nor Of any such action on the
part Of the italian government II is likely
the rumoF was started because Of the de-
parture from Rome Of United States Min
fstey Porter.
There seems to be sone misunderstood
ing regarding Mr. Porter's status. lie is
reported IN New York as saying that be
bad resigned, tho resignation taking effect
last Thursday, but Secretary Foster said
the state department had no Information
that the minister intended 10 resign. May
DO II Is another case Of 'the lotter that
never camen
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

The coming engagement Of Ezra Ken
dali In the pair Of Kids at the Grand
Opera House tomorrow night promises
to be the laughing event OF the season
Everyone will be Interested to see how
Kendall manipulated that sticky fly
paper and how he runs that milo In
'2. o. Oh the revolving treadmill Hav-
ing done IL for seven successive years
there IS every reason to believe he has
the hne points of fun pat, 30 to speak
There is q restaurant scene ia the kids"
which il said TO be one continuous string
of funny burlesque, comical pantomine
tricks and sleight OF hand action Ken.
dali, IN his character OF the old Jay, of
course runs the restaurant, and the way
he does II must be seen to be appreciated.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
GREETED BY OLD GLORY
Washington in a Blaze of Bunt-
ing for the Old Veterans.
BNdAMPMBNT EXERCISES OPENED.

Vice Proaidonf Morton Reyiews tho tn5-
tiaI Parade and Omolates at the Dcdi-
cadion Of Grand Army Place--Thg
Department Commanders in Session.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l0-When the pro
liminary exercises of the twenty-sixth an
nual encampment Of the National Grand
Army Of the Republic incident to the dedi-
cation Of Grand Army place, on White Lot,
began today shortly after noon the city pre-
sented a moro attractive appearance than
ever before in its history.
The first firing to attract the attention Of
the Grand Army visitors Is the waving
Stars and Stripes. No matter which way
they move the gloriousemblem Of the Unit
cd States and bunting Of all colors meet
chsdF eyes.
FAe decorations all ovor tho city are
eAsa'Dsat0 aud artistic. The stata. war aud
navy building "a elaborutely decornted with
tna national flag The executive mansion
II also handsomely decorated
From tho roof Of The portioo hang sfes
tcons-of bunting, whib ron the shield in
the center red, whito and tho stseameri
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

Primrose q West, with their brilliant
company of minstrel merry makers. are
announced for tonight at the Grand
Opera House This will be the one
minstrel event OF the season. Primrose
& West are the acknowledged leaders in
this style of entertainment. They have
spared no expense in keeping this most
genuine form Of American amusement In
the very front rank of popular entertain.
ment. This year - tho epitome Of their
career. Their entertainment Is new from
overture till the curtain falls They
have the best minstrel organisation ever
put together In America, and their APP
pearanoe here should prove one of the
happiest events in the amusement year.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

Tonight Mr. Richard Anderson opens
an engagement Of three nights and matt
neo at the Academy OF Music with his
talented company in the thrilling and
sensational melo-drama, "The Indian
Hero in four acts, founded on facts
being faithful portraiture Of life and
times on the frontier The scenic effect,
are good and the play will be well staged
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

The burning mill scene in ''The Oath. "
which will be seen at the Academy for
three nights commencing on Thursday,
is one that is seldom equaled. Il has
been prepared at on enormous expense
and is carried by the company. Many
other startling climaxes are also elabo.
rately gotten up and the presentation of
THE Oath" will rank with the greatest
scenic productions OF the age
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
sPRUANcE IN THE FIGHT.
He Says That He Is sim Legislative
Candidate.

J. Harvey Spruance, the well-hnown
Democrat of the Third district, who was
nominated for representative on Satur-
day week, but whose vote was counted
ont, result of the Mealey- Newell con
test, was interviewed this morning by an
EVENING JOURNAL reporter.
Have you decided to remain in the
racer he was asked.
Eyes, am going to stay, he replied.
Il shall make a determined fight and dc
what can ont this way.
81 hear the statement made that you
will vote on age this fall. Is that truef'
No; have also heard that. am in
my 9th year.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
ADJUSTMENTS.


Standing room only was obtainable
when the performance of 'Thc Limited
Mali commenced at the Grand Opera
House Saturday night. The plot of ''rhe
Limited Mail unlike the majority OF
comedy dramas is original and not be-
yond the bounds of probability The
feats Of contortion and dance-gymnaz Of
Beatrice. the pretty little miss who as
sumed the part of Jim the ambitious
kid. were wonderful and graceful and
evoked great applause. All the parts
were well handled The music of the
wires, the flight Of "The Limited Mail
and the saw-mill scene were realistic ~
enthusiastically applaudcd
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

A travelling man said to an EVENING
JOURNAL reporter that the orchestra of
the Grand Opera House was as good as
any he had heard, aud he had heard
many He didn't think ii theatre in a
city the size Of Wilmington could boast
of such complete and talented orchestra.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. i0.--Russia has
concluded treaty with China, according
10 which she will establish consulates ia
central China, Manchuria and Mongolia for
the purpose of opening markets for Russian
manufactures.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

BINcnAMfoN, n. z, Sept 70 = Tue
Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deavor Of the Empire 9tate wfl hold tlreit
seventh annual Convention 10 tho First
Baptiss church hero on Tuesday and
"Wednesday, Oct Is and D.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

BLATRsTowN, N. j., Sept 19.-Afrs. Simon
II. Wessler and her only daughter, Kate, u
young woman Of nineteen, We're instantly
killed here today by an express train while
crossing the track in a carriage.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
raegrapher. in seere. sessIon.

IxDIhEAPoLs, Sept ia secret con
ference Of representatives Of the Order OF
Railway Photographers was held at the Eng
lish hotel, with men present from all over
the Big -Four system. u was intimated
that telegraphers on an tho Vanderbilt lines
viii ask an advance at tho Same time.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

This cape is quite a recent importation.
The larger wrap is made Of gold colcred
faced cloth trimmed with two rowsof gold
braid trimming it. The upper cape Is
made of a rich brocaded silk. lined with
faced cloth which matches tho lower
cape, tho revers being formed Of the
cloth. These are trimmed with gold
braid. The garment is very stylish and
useful for theatre wear.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept m-Four OH
GERS OF the company Of militia stationed at
Oliver Springs to guard the prison stockade
have been arrested for mutiny. General
Carnes IS holding court martial hero In tho
case Of Colonel Woolford, who Is charged
with eowariice IN the battle at COal Creek
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

KEN7. o., Sept. l0,-The first section Of a
Grand Army traiu bound for Washington
from points in Nebraska was standing at
bDd section following Tho force d tho
collision damned two sleepers together aud
slightly injured a large number Of people.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

NEW York, Sept 1g.-Over 10000 persons
attended the benefit Of John l. Sullivan at
the Madison Square garden. The ex-cham-
pion received a tremendous ovation and
SPARED with Corbett, who was also well
received Sullivan said he was fairly de-
feated and had no excuse to make.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
gwo more Bicycle Reoords Lowered.

TSoEFEEDENCE, In, Sept. 10 John s
5ohnsoo, of Minneapolis, lowered the half
mile bicycle record on the kite truck here.
C. W. Williams rode Ned Gordon, tho run
Iang borso, which acted as pace make2
phe quarters were made " 2TlSs, s5tSs,
Aftef short rest johnson made a quarter.
flying sart, In 20 8-5s, again lowering the
80
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
Rev. Dr. JencI,s, NYnrnInc.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept i9-Rev DR.. Jencks
In an interview declares that the cholera
epidemis now sweeping over the world Is a
warning Of the near approach Of Christ's
second coming
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
No Mllminrinn Glce CIuh.

The Wilminnton 6lee club recently
organized musical society. viii give a
innsiral and literary entertainment on
Thursday evening. September % The
entrrtainment viii be given in the
psl1rs OF tho home of ms Norris
rother Lancaster avenue and Harrison
s reeU
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
The KnIser,s Narrow Eseape.

BERLIN, Seps Emperor William was
thrown from bis horse during tho maneu-
vers near Anllan and narrowly escaped be-
ing crushed by the horse.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
with Pistol aad Rifle.

The weekly shooting match of the
Wilmington Rifle club was held on Sat
urday. The scores made were as fol.
lows Pistol match at 90 yards-E J.
Darlington, OBJ J. r. McCaifcrty, 81; O..
Heinel, Sr. SO; H. A. Spoerl. "a Rife
match at 200 yards-C. Heinel Sr, SO;
J. f. McCaiTerty. So; S. J. Newman, 50;
II. A. Spoerl, ~; p Williams, Go; A.
Heincl, g.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept Tho large planning
mill OF Fatout & Sons was destroyed by
fire, entailing loss Of 100000
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

The second sketch looks trihe old
fashioned becauseit is really the very
latest thing, or rather somewhat old
thing revived. The two skirts of vary.
ing lengths are gored and trimmed with
fancy edged ribbon. which also forms
the sash. The bodice is plain with the
now usual tight sleeves.
liz BARON Df, Rnr,oNT
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

The important announcement "a made that
Deer Park viii rcuelin open until October ist,
aud Oakland until September END, thus
nffOrding an opportunity 10 spend September,
Tie most delightful munth, IN the Alloi,honies
Tho luxuriaut fulialse of tho mountains q
then IN its autuIunal glory. Wild flowers
abound, and game and iish aru plentiful. All
Nestihulcd Limited Express trains of Oh,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad between IA,
EAST and West stop at both resorts. Pullman
pailor OF sleeping cars ON all trains.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

The Equitable Life did S2oO,O10n0 more
business lust year. in Delaware. than any
other life insurance company. Agents wanted.
ANsos A. MAuER, Manager Equitable
Building.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

DETROIT, Sept. 19.-Eecentric Luther
Beecher Is dead. He leaves $1,000, 900 and
Il son
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

The weather promises to be cloudy, warm
and more sultry.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

Woman 80 hesolh IN sonasi me half Ia
death % drive This lnrso. / wonder what
he'll do next" Horse 60 himselfj4-lhat
must be woman driving oY wouldn't be
damned into every thing on the road. Now
York Weekly.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAN PAYERS
~ Receiver Of Taxes, John T. Dickey, Will
sit az the following places during the months
Of August and September. 90 dates as stated,
for the collection Of county, poor road and dog
taxes for tine year 1892;
September lH-NeW Castle.
September 2O-rOwnsend.
Septembcr2i Wilmington.
September 23-Toy's Hotel.
September Wilmington.
September 2i-lfockessin.
September S3-Blnckbird.
September Wilmington.
September 2d-COoch's Bridge.
September ~ Wilmington.
September 10 kirkwOOd.
October Hockcssin.
October Wilmington.
October 4-AliddlctuWn.
October Practical Farmer.
October Wilmington.
October 1-Townscnd.
October S-New Castle
October l0-CentrcVille.
October ll-Iawless Hotel.
October l2- Blackbird.
October Wilmington.
October Delaware City.
October l5-Newark
October i1Ncw Castle.
October U.s. kirkwoud
October 10 stanton.
October % Odessa.
October e2-Cnocha Bridge
October "a 50. Georges.
October 2j- Blatkhird
October 26 talloyvllo.
October Wilmington.
October Townsend.
October 20 Newark.
! October Wilmington
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

The honeymoon has wRnod when the bird,
stops tolling things and begins 10 ask ques
iions.-AtchlsOn Globe.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
noAnp AID ROOMS.

THREE ROOMS WITH USE or BATH TO
Il parties without children. Apply
sls PINE STREET.
DLEASANT FRONT ROOMS TO RENT,
also dodgers tnkon at southwest corner
Fourth and jefferson lneeis.
NNANTED-e GENTLEMEN BOARnERS
w nt ll3 frcnh.GOod bmr.i homo c0miorts.
NATANTED.-BOA IN A FAMILY
w OF two, 100 West 3rd street.
WANTED GOOD ACCOM-
w modntinna. Ma 400 East Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
Auditors Notice.

DOVER. September 3, 1892.
To the School Committees of the several
School Districts of New Castle County;
Tle following schedule has been arranged
for the settlement of he accounts Of School
Districts of New Castle county, viz:
Monday, September lA-Dstricts from No.
to No. - from II "a. m. 10 4 .. m.
Tuesday. September al-Diatricts from No.
% 90 No ~, from II "a. M. 90 y. m.
Wednesday, September 2l-pistriCts from
No. Oh TO No. ~, frOW II a. m. 10 p. ui.
Thursday, September 22-DistriCtA from
No. 20 60 No. lla. from III q. m. 10 p. M.
On these dates She auditor will SIT az the
court house in Wilmington; also
on Monday, September 20, from 80 10 D..
m. ne the Middleton hQcl, I'm Middlctown.
et~ Prompt attendance Is required
JOHN r. pGLANEY.
State Auditor.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

timore ana Washington via II. n O. II. X.
Tickets for round trip from Wilmington
10 Washington s8.25, sold from september 18th
10 Nth, inclusive. good 10 return until
October 10th, inclusive. and 10 stop or at
Baltimore. where meetings OF Naval Veterans
viii be held September lAthito 18th.
Round trip rate IN baltimore S2.0d. Regular
qucnt intervals.
The a. A. r. parasie Will take place ut
Washington on the 20th. IL will be the groat-
est aud most impO~ing military nsspmllare
since the grand review Of 1860, following the
fall % Richmond, and will be reviewed by
the president, his cabinet and other distin.
guished perHonalqs. Special train carrying
y. A. II. department OF Delaware will lenv,
delaware avenue station at 2.l5 y. IN. Monday
September H.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

Spring clothing olcaird and rcpalres
skilled worknen. No oil Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

He-"I much prefer tennis Horseback Is too
secentary.N she-''Not the way you ride"
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

NOTICE. THE DEMOCRATS OF THE
~ Thhd ward win meet on Monday, Sop
tember n, at 3 O'Clock .. M, over Flynn's
market l.. Irving Handy viii address the
meetIng. SAMlEL DukNEY. Ohnirman.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

Harry r.. Thomas a Co.
Repair watches and iewelry. J9 Market st
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
INsrRucrtoN.


< IENOGRApHRB AND TYPEWRITER
= JlsNNlK l.. M.fCkEN,
Reqfas.g, Equitable Building
MARRIED LADiEs.-SEND 10 CENTS
VI for "lnfhlihlo Safeguard" mo medicine
no dccepluna 1ust what you want. LADIES
BAZAAR. Kansas City. Mo.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

LNORSALE- ei25 WILL BUY A GOOD
II flrst-olnaa horse, wagon and harness,
suitable FOR grocery store Apply HlklOCk
BROS. Fifth and Poplar.
IF YOU WANT TO SETI, or RENT PROP.
erty call un HAWKINS * CO, az Market
eireet No charge unless rented or sold.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
Barsalns N DO a narnellls l.aMaalson d.

Mother Didn't you shrink when YOU got
In the water and met the gaze OF all those
menu Daughter "Well-cr my bathing
suit did New York Weekly
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

Jack Ascot -Just one kiss-fpl not ask FOR
another" Mamie Maacot-.~Oh, III not let
you spoil your future In that fashion-eac
some other way.'-Puok
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

Mother Whom yuil play marbles why ii
tho world do you get down oh your knees AM
drag yourself over tho nroundfn Little Son-
Cause II don't want To wear ont n,'
Shoes" Good News
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
DOY WANTED WHO HAS WORKED IN
ID printing oflicn to serve n term as auprcn-
tice. Apply at EvENiNg JounNAh Onice.
WANTED SIX MEN FORF FARM WORK
w Sl6 por month"; twenty five girls for
hnusework for this city and country A good
homo In Philadelphia. go per week. A good
coorod gir wants u place rs child'H nurse.
Apply WllAl iNGTON INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE.
WANTED SALt-SNiA Az: SALARY FROM
" start, permanent place. BROWN BROS.
Cos Rochester, \, ".
NTANTED.-A COOK AND A CHILD'S
" NURSE. Must hive best reference. Apply
lNi Market street.
NUANTED-A CHANBERMAID AND
w nurse. Apply 20 MRS l.. T.. BUSH, jr.,
southwcst corner Clayton and Beech street.
WANTED-.A COMPETENT WHITE
w cook. Apply with reference 20 MRS. j..
PARkE pOSrlKS go Delaware avenue.
corner Jefferson stpst.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
PROFESSIONAL.

WILLIAM Il. sMALLEY. ATTORNEY.
w nt-law, removed 10 Offices No. 30, Eouf
liable Building, 9th ana Market streets.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

II you want lrst-class dyeing and scourlns
done, 80 70 No. 2lO King street.
Evening journal., 1892-09-19
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
NOrICIss.

EOR AN AUCTIONEER. OR TO BUY A
II hUuse o. loi or hfFn( Call on
W. A. HUKlLI,
90 Market street,
Wilmington Del
Evening journal., 1892-09-19

Open daily from O'Clock a. m. until .. m,
lnd ON tuesdays and Saturdays from 2 70
}. IN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-28
Mr.. PECK MAKES APLEA
Reasons Why He Refuses to SHOW Doc.
umentS In His Possession.
CLAIMS THEY WERE PRIVATE
His Regard for Confidence Causes
Him to Withhold Official REQ
ords From the
Public.

ALBANY. Sept. 27.-Labor CommissioueP
Peck appeared in court and said that he
should not be called on to allow an exam
inaton of the tariff statistics received
from New York manufacturers because
they were given in confidence and the
facts were obtainable in no other way.
His report on labor and wages was based
on these returns. his own property, not
that of the state. The same method pre-
vailed IN other states. Tho case went
over 20 Oct. I, and Peck claims first blood.
Commissioner Peck's affidavit says in
part that the practice pursued by him In
issp9i was no departure from tho uni
form course OF prior years. He found in
the law creating his office n provision
authorizing him to examine the witnesses,
but with the condition that no witness
shall against his will be compelled TO an
swer any questions respecting his private
affairs. This restriction rendered IL prac-
tically impossible to give effect to the in
tent Of the act Of the legislature. unless
the confidence of the people of the state
il secured and retained. and their private
affairs voluntarily disclosed. Repeated
rcfusnls came to him from business men.
and besides tho circulars sent out each
year. he wrote thousands Of letters giving
personal assurance that no Use would be
made of their confidence and every COM
munication would be held sacred. BY
such legitimate means and honorable
pledges only was ho able to discharge tho
responsible duties of bis ofilcSAnd render
10 tho legislature thu data annually trans
mitted.
In - states Of the Union, said he, that
have labor bureaus. IL has been found
noccssary to give To all PERSONS the pledQe
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-28
The POLITICAL WORLD
Idaho Republicans Hold q Love Feast
lt HALEY.
THE BAY STATE DEMOCRATS
rheIr State Convention Hold at
Boston vesterday--Comment
on Cloveland's Letter OF
Acceptance.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
HALEY. Idaho, Sept. 27.-A republican
rally took place In this city this evening
under the auspices of tho HALEY rcpubli-
can club. Great preparations were made
for the event. Hon. W. j. Mcconnell.
Hon. Willis Sweet and Senator Dubois
were the advertised speakers. The latter
two however were unable to reach HALEY
through illness. Early In the evening
people from Bellevue. Ketchum, Bullion
and other adjacent camps began TO arrive
and werc soon joined by the HALEY people
On masse.
Al p. m. torchlight procession headed
by the HALEY and Bellevue cornet bands
formed In front Of the Alturas hotel and
marched back and forth through the city.
thence to the court house, which was soon
well filled with people. Chairman s. b.
Kinasbury opened tho meeting. introduce
ing Victor Bierbower Of Logan county.
who spoke briefly and was followed 10y
tho speaker OF tho evening. Hon.
w. ]. Mcconnell OF Moscow,
the republican nominee for governor. tie
held the audiences attention for nearly
two hours, during which time no effort
was spared by the speaker TO defend the
principles and administration of the re-
publican party. The republican .lce club
at intervals rendered several choice sclcc-
tions. The meeting concluded with cheers
for President Harrison and his party.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-28
THE WORLDS FAIR.
One OF the Things That wss Before the
Presbyterian Council Yesterday.

One OF the Things That wss Before the
Presbyterian Council Yesterday.
TORONTO, Sept. 21.-At to-day's session
Of tho pan-Presbytcrian council the busi-
ness committee made q report on the
question of closing the Chicago worlds
fair on Sundays. expressing cordial salts
faction with the action Of the United
States congress and the opinion that this
would tend TO better the observance OF the
Lords day. DIR. Piizer Of Washington
asked IL there would he any objection to
putting "Sunday" instead, Of Lords
day. because, said he. the resolution will
go to the government that does not know
anything about tho Lords day, but docs
know something about Sunday. Rev. DR..
Kerr of Glasgow moved as an amend
ment 10 the original resolution
he had offered, which WAS much
moro fiattering to congress, and
declared such action prcpareed
the way for other reforms which would
recognize the supremacy Of the Lord Jesus
Christ over the nations and promote civil
and religious prosperity in all cpmmuni-
ties.
Rev. Mr.. Brownson of Washington said
his government was sensitive. The coun-
Gil should deal gently with the matter.
Rev. DIR. George of Pennsylvania denied
that Kerr's resolution introduced the
matter of church and state. After n
lively discussion the committee report
was adopted.