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Evening journal., 1892-03-21
Services nj .ookman Church,

Rev. Fred. e. McKinzie Of the Port
Penn M E Church preached In Goodman
M. E. Church yesterday morning from the
words And the disciples were FIRST called
Christians at Antioch" Mr.. MsKinzie Is
one Of the young members Of the VIII
mington Conference, and his discourse
was an interesting end instructive one
Rev g. P. Jones occupied the pulpit at
the evening services He took as his text
II Peter, II, II: These are wells with
out water, clouds that are carried with a
tempest; to whom the mist of darkness Is
reserved forever" Mr. Jones Is a pleas
ing speaker and his remarks were listened
to very attentively by the large audience
which was present
Evening journal., 1892-03-21

perity. An Epworth League Of ninety
members has been organized. The
salary has been almost doubled
benevolences advanced and church
property much improved. st. Georges
was made station last year. The par
sonage has been greatly improved. Zion
circuit has had marked success. rhe
salary has been increased TO 81 coo; aud
a new church built at Calvert,
Nd, costing 81, 800 The lot was
given by Mrs Edith Brown.
Through the liberality Of Mrs. Goucher
of Baltimore; Mr.. Guina Of New York,
and Mr. SingerlY of Philadelphia, the
whole amount has been paid The church
property Is valued at 50. 600, and has a
membership OF 81 and 100 Sunday school
scholars.
THE CHURCHES OF WILMINGTON.
eve now turn attention to the Metho-
dism Of Wilmington. Without counting
other Methodsts than those belonging
TO our. conference, there are about
1000 members and probationers
worshlpping in 6fteen churches in
this city .of $4,000 inhabitants. There
is total enrolment in the Sunday
schools Of this city OF about 90 900 one
third Of which belong TO the Methodist
Episcopal Church Perhaps one fourth
OF the whole population Is without
church afiiliation or membership. Horace
Benton. Esq, of Cleveland, O,,who Is
intimately associated with city evange-
| listic movement, to whom / sent the
statistics of Wilmington Methodism,
writes: 4 doubt whether ary other city
In the world, with no more than 90. 600
Inhabitants, has fifteen Methodist
churches. and adding one a year.
'Asbury Church is more than 100
years old, and is the mother of us all
There have been 240 conversions during
the year. A class of Chinese has been
organized In the mems meetings HeI
earnest and popular pastor, Rev. ]. d. G.
Hanna, has kept the revival fres burn.
ing all the year
"Dr. @. A. Grlse is closing his 6fth
year at Brsndywine. A beautiful chapel
has been built and he has had a prosper
Gus pastorate.
Goodman has advanced its salary 200.
A lot has been bought near the b & O.
station on Delaware avenue for 1,644
], 900 has been paid. Brother Bead snkopi
gave 300
Epworth's pastor thinks that II he bat
room he could have 1000 Sunday schoo
scholars.
"Grace Church has bnilt a $15. 900 par
sonsge The salary hiss been increased
to 900 yaar. IL leads along all fnaH
cial llnss.
"Kingswood has raised its salary Ia
1900 and furnished parsonage. Rev
n. s Delaney has built new church
George w I id gave !, ,00e; Eli Mender
hall and Joseph Pyle gave $50 The cost
is 1000; 1000 has been paid; 150 persons
have been converted,
"On Madley Church there was a mort
mage of $4,000 Madley subscribed /, 800.
and the s. s. Union of erase Church
gave 1000. aThe whole amount will soor
be paid.
"St Paups Church was never in bet
ter condition. Although Harrison street
which now has about fifty members. ha
gone out Of st. Paul's Church, the place
have been filed. Rev. John France
family Affections have been great and Oh
death OF his son William fell as a crush
ing blow upon them, but Scott Churc
has been led on bg sthls faithful servan
Of God is In a good condition, spiiitusll
and financially.
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
Drowned In tho ohristiana

The mans body which was found fioat ng
In the Chrlstiana on Saturday was identl-
fed on Saturday night as Otto Shawzren-
holzer. The body was badly decomposed
and had evidently been several weeks IN
the water. The deceased was a baker
about "A years old. He came to this
country about years ago from Ger.
many and lived with his brother-in-lRw,
Herman Scheckinger, at Sixth and
Spruce streets He worked with several
bakers In this city. the last one being
Frederick W. Stuck at 3i4 Market street
He disappeared about six weeks ago and
told one Of his fellow workmen that he
would never see him again as he was
going to commit suicide. After hear
ing these facts, Coroner Sparks gave 9
certificate for burlel to that effect.
Buriel was made In Riverview Cemetery
yesterday. The unfortunate man must
have become desperate on account Of his
inherited name.
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To STAY Ont Al Might

A young man employed by a .ailor not
far from Seventh and Market streets, and
who sings In a certain Baptist
Church choir, was ont with his best girl,
taking their after-church stroll last
night. The girl lives on the romantic
banks Of the Brandywine, but when they
were seen last night they were vending
their way in an opposite direction. They
were talking low and earnestly, as II they
had great question TO decide. Suddenly
he, with his sweet voice full OF gruffness
said In loud voice. what do you wan
to do, keep me out till midnightp After
this outbreak the walk was resumed
in peace. It is thought that before man.
days she will be studying how TO get hin
In before midnight.
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A clRcus IN REALLY.
Two of Nellie McHenry'y soubrettes Pull
Hair BehInd the ecenea

Hair Behind the Scenes.
"Some of the members OF the NellieMo-
Henry Company which Just closed an en-
gagement at the Park Theatre, says the
Philadelphia Ledger, "had "A Night at
the Circus all TO themselves on Saturday
last 1t was a comedy in few acts, which
brought out as principals the pretty sou
brette, the male Juvenile and two Of the
bewitching quartette who prominently
assist Miss McHenry in her play
THE trouble arose over Mr. Gilroy,
the dancer, anc Miss Maggie Mcdonald,
the soubrette of the company, who
lods ed at Mrs. Waldron's boarding house.
716 n Broad street The Byron sisters
occupied the room next TO that Of Miss
Mcdonald. On Saturday evening be-
fore the performances Mr.. GilrOy and Miss
Maggie had domestic spst in the latter &
room, the progress Of which was listened
to by Miss Henrietta Byron through the
keyhole, Miss Mcdonald caught her
eavesdropping and promptly made known
the fact In strong language. Miss Byron
resented in equally we'll selected terms
and open war began. II required the
landlady and several members Of the
company to separate the ladies aud
preserve little Of the flowing hair of
each combatant.
During the performance that even
ing Miss Byron, who assists Miss Nc
Henry to dress, told the tale Of her
trouble to the star. Miss Mcdonald re-
talisted with her side Of the story and
hostilities were again opened. This time,
however, it took the property man and
several Of the stage hands to prevent the
hair-pulling match which was about TO
occur
Then did the vivaeious little soubrstte
declare herself. She applied every name
imaginable TO her fair associates. As a
consequence the Misses Byron both went
into Mysteries and wept for over half an
hour. Miss Mcdonald got a week s
notice TO leave the company and Mr. Gil
roy was severely reprimsnded for his
part in the proceedings. Mrs. Waldron
ordered both out Of her house at once and
peace and quiet reigned for that night.
THE trouble is not over, as Miss Nc.
Donald has just obtained an entirely
new wardrobe fer the New. York engage
msnt, which will put her to loss Of over
$3.50 The company will play at the
Biiou Theatre, New York, this week
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WmHe Go On Exb,bit,on,

II was irumored on the streets this
morning that Detective Hutchins had re-
ceived an offer from the manager Of the
Ninth and Arch Musee, Philadelphia, TO
go on exhibition there. Mr.. Huiehins, it
will be remembered, took an active part
In the fight with the Milford safe crack
ers on the Old Point train lass week.
Rumor has sit that the detective was
70 wear the same suit Of clothes and shirt
and collar, as on the front Of the shirt
are two small drops OF blood The de-
tective could not be seen this morning,
and inquiry among several railroad
officials aid not throw any light on the
subiect
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Work has been commenced on the new
creamery owned by w. P. Reybold at
Front and Madison streets.
The steam barge Walston Of New York
Is dischsrging a cargo Of cement at the
Charles Warner Company's wharf
The Fabrian Society Of CoOkman NJ. E.
Church will give a musical and literary
entertainment In the church on Thursday
night
Register Of Wills Cooch has granted
the following letters Elementary: Upon
the estate OF Elizabeth O. Candy late of
this hundred, to Charles G. Rumford
upon the estate of William n. Grubb,
late Of this hundred, TO William Hannum
and Samuel W. McCaully.
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ReopenIne a Drv aoods store

The dry goods aud notion store Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. NJ. Goldberg, No. 4i5 King
street, which has been under repairs foI
the past Eve weeks, is finished and re-
opened to-day for business. The store
has been enlarged, new skylight anC
bulkwlndows set ln-filled with we'll
selected stock Of dry goods and notions
making a striking appearance. IL Is a rea
beauty and an adding ornament L
King street.
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Personal eAaAsKAPns.

Mrs. Robert J Jump Of Dsnton, Md,
is attending conference
Harry R. Lewis Of the Denton bar is
delegate to the conference.
Miss Sallis V. Stevens Of Denton, Nd.
is visiting relatives in this city.
Pierce Cloud is spending week with
friends and relatives at Kennett Square
Pa.
Willard Hall Porter attended the
forty-third anniversary dinner Of the
Delft Phi Fraternity which was held In
Philadelphia on Saturday night.
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
TwIce peatroYed br FIre.

This stable and shop Of Seeds & Bro.
on an allev between Seventh and Eighth,
and Harrison and Van Buren streets, was
found to be on FIRE at O'Clock this morn
ing. An alarm was sent in from box 43 at
Eighth and Broome streets to which
the Fire Department responded. The
flames had gained considerable headway
and $500 damage was caused before they
were extinguished. The lossis fully covered
by insurance The origin Of the fire is un
known. Il is said that this property
was burned about the same time last
year. The Weccacoe Fire Company
wish to thank Mrs. William T. Wood.
ward of No. GIG Jackson street. for re.
freshments served at the FIRE this morn
inc
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BusINEss APPROPRIATENESS.

VKTANTED.-A WORKING YOUNG MAN
w with $500 10 join the advertiser in
well established Cabnet.making and Uphol-
stering iobbing business. Address IA. this
office.
lNTANTED TO PURCHASE A SMALL
w prescription drug store IN Wilmington
or vicinity. Address Druggist. No. 900 Rod
ney street. Wilmington, Del
DOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL EST ATE.-rhe we'll known "prac-
tlcal Farmer" Hotel nt Grubb's, brandywine
hundred. O. offered for sale. or will exchange
for city real estate; has been licensed Tor one
hundred years; the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city aud Ches-
ter has splendid bar and hotel trade JOHN
p. D0NAHOE, 6l9 Orange street, Whining
ton. Del.
Evening journal., 1892-03-21

LUNCH ROOMS for Ladies and
Gents, at No. 3 East Fourth street.
sc and 10c sandwiches. Everything
neat and clean. French Drip Coffee
a specially. O. R. HOLT, Pro-
prietor, No. 3 East Fourth Street.
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
LIoENsE APPLICATIONS


~, Office. Il. MARGARET MURINE,
~ the owner and occupant OF the house
situated at the southeast corner of Lord and
Church streets, in the Fourth ward In the
city Of WilmingtOn, county Of New Castle
and State Of Delaware, In compliance with
the requirements Of the acts of the General
Assembly in such case made md provided. do
here by give notice that shall apply in writ
ing 70 the Court Of General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of Della
ware, In and for New Castle county, on Mon
day, the 9th day Of May, 1892. being the next
term Of said court. for license for said house
as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein OF in
toxicating liquors In less quantities than one
quart, TO be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens of said ward.
at least twelve Of whom are substantial free
holders OF said ward, recommend the said
application, viz:
G. A. Frazer, Andrew j. Murine.
j. b. Neaney, Lenhart Kehn,
Edward COnnOr, Thomas Heverin.
John II. Saville. Walter s. Glasgow.
Andrew Murphy, BENJAMIN Richardson.
John Donlon, Patrick Gardner,
Roger Mcclure, Edward +. Wright,
Samuel Dunlop, James A. Magee,
James Mccoy, Michael Sweeney,
Joseph McWilliams, s. s. Adams,
Daniel Regan. Michael Kane.
Emil Hertel. NJ. D., Harlan Eeaster,
George J. Egle John z. Skelley,
Michael Rooney.
MARGARET MURINE.
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Inlhn nIllat nfIlfn-

Frank Taylor the well known tin
smith and stove dealer at Seventh and
Orange streets, died at his home this
morning Of pneumonia Mr. Taylyr con-
tracted heavy cold on Friday and was
oblieed to remain In bed on Saturday.
His sudden death has caused a great
shock to his many friends.
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
LEMON nLIxIR.

Pleasant, EleeAnt,i 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 torpid or dis
eased liver. stomach, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. II. MOTLEY, At
lanta, Ga. Doc and 81 per bottle, at drug
gists.
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
samuel Ginord Dead

Samuel Clifford, A years old, who re-
sides at No. IL Market street, died very
suddenlyon Saturday. He was born in
Philadelphia but has lived here since 1876
He served through the war IN the Forty
third Pennsylvania Cavalry. Interment
will be made in Riverview Cemetery to-
morrow,
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
HukiII WIN Sell.

Balance Of cigars and tobacco corner
Third and Jefferson streets, will be sold
this evening at T. 30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

Grand Opera House-Srunfeld Concert
The grand concert At the Opera House
tonight by Alfred and Heinrich Grun.
field, who are touring under the direction
Of Q. H. Dittman, will not be equalled
here for many a day. Alfred Grunfeld is
court pianist to the Emperors of Ger
many and Austria. and Heinrich Is court
violincellist to the Emperor OF Germany,
and they have played before most Of the
crowned heads Their work Is something
remarkable. and the house should be filed
by a cultured and appreciative audience.
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
For bargains IN watches,

Clocks, Diamonds and Jewelry 90 to the
public sale of j. h. Ayars. No. 300 Mar
ket street. The entire stock must be sold
by March %. The real estate and fixtures
also for sale.
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TO sranufaoture Wood Products.

On Saturday morning Judge Grub
granted charter to the J. Q Bryer
Manufacturing Company. The company
will mauufactpre wood products,
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AcadamY of nInnIn

Tonight Turner's English girls open a
three nights engagement at the Academy
Of Music. The girls give burlesque and
vaudeville performance. There will be q
matinee on Wednesday
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
Clearing House.

The xchanges Of the Wilmington
banks the clearing house 10 day were;
Total, $l69, $50 &c; balance, $81, ,o3l. SO.
Evening journal., 1892-03-21

nI0 M IN GOLD. WRITE no THE
TfO.V .VO Co Operative Bicycle Company,
eighth and Market streets. for their grand
Word Hunt prize offer. Open ~ all.
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PUBLIo SALES.


ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH %. AT 2
" o'clock. there will be a public sale OF a
complete hotel OUTFIT, including furniture
bedding, etc, At the Western Hotel, corner OF
Fourth and Orange streets. FRED HAG-
MAYER.
pUBLICE SALE OF CHoICE HOUSE
HOLD furniture and kitchen utensils
at No. l2,3 West Eighth street. VIII
mington. Delaware, on Tuesday, March
%. 10g2, at O'Clock sharp. consist
ing OF one handsome parlor suit In
Wilton rug and cherry, one handsome bed
room suit In old English oak, one maple bed
room suit. cheval glass In beveled plate glass
and cherry sideboard, dining extension
table and dining chairs, In XVI century.
handsome artistic mantle clock In bronz
with side figure 60 match; two pairs portieres
with poles and fixtures; Brussels ingram
and stair carpets; art squares and rugs,
bodsteade, mattresses, bodAprings, boil
aters and pillows, window shades, one
excellent refrigerator, crookeIy, china and
silver ware kitchen range and a general as
aortment OF other articles usually found In n
well equipped household.
All the above goods are In modern style and
practically new, having been Ia use only a
few months. GEORGE DRAKE,
Auntioneer.
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pUBLIc SALE.

NlAnAtAA natAAAs
WIN sell at public sale at No. sos West
Fourth street. on
THURSDAY. MARCH oath,
AT q O'CLOCK. A. M.
Household furniture. consisting Of one nice
parlor suite. silk tapestry on walnut. three
walnut chamber suites, one walnut sidebOard,
tables. chairs, rockers. oil paintings, beds,
bedding mattresses AMI springs, also one
Behriug plano, tapestry. ingraiu and stair
carpets, clocks. dishes, kitchen utensils and
many other articles.
W. HUKILL. Auctloneer.
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ILFMON HOT DROPe

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhages
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele-
CANT and reliable.
20 cents at druggists. Prepared only
by Dr. H. Motley. Atlanta. Ga
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
sfass NeetInE of Young Peoplss' socIetIes.

MASS meeting OF Young Peoples Societies.
Mrs Frances Barnes Of New York will
address q mass meeting of the young
peoples societies in Central Presby-
terisn Church tomorrow night. Mrs.
Barnes is national superintendent Of the
w. @. T. u, and It is expected that q
large audience will hear her.
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
LOST AND FOUND.

1 OST.-sEALSKIN GLOVE FOR LEFT
II hand; suitable reward will be given 4
left at 62l Market street
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A Pleaaant EvenInr Partr.

A pleasant surprls, party was given TO
Miss Alice McCracken by her friends on
Thursday evening at Lancaster avenue
and Van Buren street. All present en-.
joYed the music, games, dancing and re.
freshments to the utmost. Among those
present were: the Misses Alice Nc
Craken, Bella McCracken. Nina Leonard,
LILLY Leonard. Mabel Morris, Emma
Coyle. Ella Hopton. Blanche Ainscow,
Lizzie Jackson, Nellie Worrall, Mary
Skinner. Miss Croker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson, Messrs Clarence Smeltz,
George Cook, Fred. Megaw, George
Foulk, George Frances, John Beckley,
Calvin Mears, Edgar Mortlocke. Elwood
Ross. George Biddle, Herman DeVenny,
Mr.. Thomas and Peter Flemming.
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Martindale vas declared elected.

ANOTHER KNOCK OUT FOR WILSON
The second ballot elected Rev T. E.
TORY as reserve. The whole number Of
votes cast was 1872, necessary for
choice, 81.
4. r. Terry
]. A. B. Wilson .35
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body w.rs ordered to be embodied in the

body ware ordered to be embodied in the
minutes Of the regular conference.
ELECTION OF RESERVE DELEGATES.
The conference then went into the cleo
tion Of two reserve delegates to the
General Conference. Rev. Zack d.
Webster was made secretary Of the
tellers vice w. ]. Duhsdway. who wac
absent.
The FIST ballot was as follows. Total
vote cast 1876; necessary for choice, 6S
7 e. Mart Gdale. .....7.
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Choice Household Furniture at Publ,
sale

Attention is directed to the advertise
ment In another column Of this issue Of
to-morrow's public sale OF quantity Of
choice household furniture at 1898
West Ell. hth street.
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HOARD AND ROOMS
REWARDS.

TOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
II with heat and bath. No. COB King street
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FOR sam.

DRINTERs-s STEAM FIXTURES, CON-
4 plete vita cones. hangers. etc, suitable
Tor QunrtO or eighth-medium presses. Also a
office.
DRINTERS.-FOR SALE, FOUR LARGE
Imposing Stones. Apply az this Office.
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HorIons.
NOTICE.
Krranrs OF pYrHIAs.

nEAN N - VT AhAANa
All lodges OF Knights Of pythiAs heretofore
meeting In the Smith building will meet IN
DUPONT Post rooms. Tenth and Market
streets. known as Hardness building, en-
trance on Market street, on the regular lodge
meeting nights, until further notice.
By order OF the board Of lrustees
NOTICE. - DR.. l.. n. SLAUGHTER HAS
IN moved his ofice from No. IA East Seventh
street 10 No. 3nl Delaware avenue, offices for
merly occupied by DR.. frantz.
NOTICE.-THE DEMOCRATS OF THE
~ Third Ward are requested 10 meet In
the Second story OF Flynn'e market house. on
Madison between Third and Fourth streets,
on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. sharp.
SAMUEL DuRNEY, Chairman.
NOTICE.-THE DEMOCRATS OF THE
~ Seventh Ward are requested to meet az
the Logan HOu se, Tuesday evening March %,
at o'clock. The committee desires a full
attendance.
NOTICE = THE SILVER ASH INsTI-
~ tute Will treat and cure patients Tor
morphia and alcohol habit. Can and inves-
tigate our Institute. Head Building. Rooms
and ~. 8. L. WlLGJs, Manager, VIII
mington. Del.
MOTICE.-THE DATES FOR COLLEC-
N ton Of county taxes az 22d Market street
are hereby cancelled. No receipts will be Is
sued until the stolen seal Is returned 20 this
office. GEO. j. FlNCks
ID DEMOVAL.-DR. A r. FRANTZ HAS
IL removed his Offices and residence TO No
dOi Delaware avenue.
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THE.MEMBERsHIP.

Zone year ago we had 6, AL members,
with /, 300 probationers. Five hundred
and twenty-five of these pFobstioners
have been received into full membership.
Deduct the loss by death, etc., and the
membership at the present time Is 6,842.
a gain Of 400. There have been 800 con-
versions from revivAls, and 800 received
on probation. There have been revivals
at Odessa, Tilghman's Island, Still Pond,
Landing Neck, Queenstown, MRrydeil,
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PENNIES AND SMALL CHANaB oAM
Bn HAD AT THE cOUN Ing BOoE OB
xHn MVyNINa 5ovRks y
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THE BEEEvoLENcEs

1--WE shall not quite reach our sppor-
tionment for missionary, but we have
raised the handsome sun Of s., 900, which
is an increase over last year an average
Of 70 cents per member to missions alone.
1.-THE other benevolences will make
a good showing. Every pastor has done
his faithful work.
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
HELP WANTED.


WANTED.-A MlDDLE-AGED WHITE
w woman for general house work. Apply
at No. 6e0 East Tenth street.
NHTANTED.-AGENTS FOR THE EQUIT-
w able Life OF New York. only repf esenta-
Tive men need apply. Excellent contracts to
good solicitors. ANSON A. MAHER, Gem
eral Agent, No. sO2 Market street.
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THE QUESTION OF WOMEN.

The question Of amending the church
constitution in order TO allow women to
act as lay delegates to the general con-
ference was taken up and voted upon
The vote to admit them was 6S; against.
&c.
The result was greeted with great sp-
plause.
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
&. &. ROBINSON g. CO.

aAHNERa AED naoEERs
ioTncy Fourth and Market Street,
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I'VE are able to report 64 Sunday
schools. with about 7,700 scholars.
I'VE have twenty-one Epworth
Leagues. with q membership of /, 900.
New leagues have this year been or
ganized at CentreviRe, Kent Island, Ok
ford. Seversons ION Smyrna circuit and
Odessa
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
FRACTIONAL FIGHT.
Presiding Elders Wilson and Murray
Have Tilt.

Tho Dover Man Resonts an Attack on
Absentee-He Demands Fscts-The VII
mington Man Says He Can Produce
Them-The Bishop Intsrferes- Reports
of the Presiding Elders.
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NOTICE.

lMARGARET MuLRINE.