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give three minute talks on the three
things that interested them most
while at the Worlds Fair. Miss Emma
Lore. one of Wilmiugtou's sweet sing
ers, will sing two selections.
The women Of Bethany Baptist Church
will give a supper ia the church build
ing on Thursday evening, beginning az
o'clock The funds will be used towards
furnishing the new chapel.
List night Henry Hutten, the new
proprietor OF the Jefferson House enter
tanned large number of his friends at
an excellent supper served by H. A.
Buchler. The following and many others
were present: Charles Kuriz George
Bowman, John G. Sasse. Louis Hutten,
Augustus Btinkheide Charles Hutten,
Peter Elmer, DR.. Hertel, j. Hertel,
p. Diamond, Louis Seidle. George
Weldon, Thomas Il. Buckley. Chris
Seidle, Daniel Lynch, George Messick.
John Fox Freeman Horbogen, Captain
J. p. Mckinley, Captain William Condor,
Stephen White, Frank Boehm, John
Meredith. NJ. Crop, James TTainor and
John N. Kelley. After supper pleasant
evening was enjoyed in singing and
dancing, and various complimentary
speeches were exchanged between host
and guests.
The Ferd Fullmer Club entertained
! Divide Musin, violinist. Edward Scharf,
solo pianist. and Frederic w. Elliott,
tenor of Ovide Musn's Grand Concert
Company, at its rehearsal last night
/ Each member of the company gave a
/ specimen of his special work
Z Ovide Musin is violinist famed the
world over, having played before nearly
all the crowned heads Of Europe he
plays exquisitely and executes dexter
ously.
Mr.. Musin is a native Of Belgium, but
Z has become naturalized citizen OF the
( United States. he is an officer and wears
the badge of the French Academic. The
I club was enthusiastic over the sns ing of
! Mr. Elliott Edward Scharf could not
but feel elated at the hearty applause he
/ evoked.
DR.. J. w. Crumbaugh has gone on 6
two weeks vaction to the Peekseill
mountains Of New York
Francis H. Hoffeeker is in Denton, Nd
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Davis are il
Philadelphia to day.
A Christian Endeavor Choral was or
ganizsd last night in the Sunday schoo
room of the First Presbyterian Church
The following officers were elected
President, Mrs j. r Milligan, Of FRS
Presby terian Church; treasurer. Mr.
Ridgway, Of AsburY; secretary. Miss NJ
Esther Smedley, Of Olivet Despite tn,
inclement weather a large number wa
enrolled. The aim Of the choral Is Z
unite the different chapters Of the city
Another meeting will be held at the sam
place on Moncay evening at s o'clock
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..nuIir mooney In a PenitentlarY.

Charles, alias "Bnll" Mooney, has been
sent TO the Maryland penitentiary for
two years by Judge Morris, Of Baltimore,
for having a large number of postage
stamps konwing them 10 have been
stolen. The stamps came from the post
Office at Wyoming, Del, which WAS
robbed ina September There was about
$50 worth. ssWhen Mooney was arrested
be fought and badly injured Patrolman
Miller.
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Probably FatalIy kicked BY Horse.

Arthur Duncan. sged 4 years, was
probably fatally injured last night by
being kicked by a horse. The boy was
standing near the horse, watching his
father unharness Il. The animal sud
denly kicked and struck the child on the
head. Dr. J. p Pyle, who was summoned
to the boy's home st Cedar aud Wright
streets, found that the child's skull had
been fractured and thar his recovery is
doubtfnl
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rhnnl.fnl fnr ul. senlenee.

Isaac Perkins thanked tie Judge and
Agnes Anderson danced out OF the dock
Of the Municipal Court, this morning,
when the court sentenced them to liue
OF 81 and costs each for disordeyly con-
duct. "Nonesuch, an Indian, was hued
So and costs for drunkenness. Michael
Rodgers was found begging yesterday
aud was fined 81 and costs.
Evening journal., 1893-11-15
High School.
Union Services In Central.

Special union services will be held in
Central Presbyterian Church. at o'clock
on Sunday afternoon They will be
under the auspices of the Young Men :
Christian Association Rev. j. Y. Dob
bins, Of Grace NJ. f Church, will de-
liver the address General Secretary
Uow is enieavoring to get a choir OF
City voices under the leadership Of j T.
Clymer, Of West Church
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win widen washIngton Street.

A resolution was adopted by the Street
and Sewer Department, last night, TO
widen Washington street from Four.
teenth to the new bridge, making a road
way Of forty feet and the sidewalk ten
feet Dupont street between Fourth and
Fifth will be curbed
Evening journal., 1893-11-15
MRS. HooPEs ADMITTED TO BAIL.

The Husband Shooter ArrnlEned In the
Municipal Court.
Mrs. William Hopes, who shot her
husband last Saturday night, at their
home. No. 209 Porter street, was ar
raigned in the Municipal Court and ad-
mitted to bail.
DR.. NJ F. Corkran testified that Hopes
was ont of danger On this evidence the
court held her in $1,000 bail for hear
ing next SATURDAY, when Hopes can
appear
When arraigned Mrs Hopes broke
down in sobs. She had not furnished the
bail np to this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1893-11-15
Artisans Savings Bank
NO. 500 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington, Delaware,
Wilmington. Delawar'

Open dairy from o'clock. a. m, until d.
n, and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10
p. IN.
Assets, 1885, ,H65. .OS
Deposits, S21 ,34S 03
Surplus, STA, ,HO6.4n
Interest allowed on deposits OF money for
one or more calendar months 90 the rate of
4 per cent. per dnnum. Money loaned on
mortgages on real estate.
GEORGE vs.. BUSH. President.
j. AUGUSTUS McCAULLEH. Vice-pres'L
r. r.. TAYLOR, sec'y and Treas.
JOSEPH NJ. MATHEk. Auditor,
May 1. lsl3.
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The first snow.

The first snow Of this winter fell be
fore daylight this morning Had not the
streets b en- wet the pavements would
have been covered Since the fall the
weather has become cooler
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nEotsrER,s oRprRs
ID HOLSTERS oRDER.
prererrpss orrfrr


New Castle County, Del, hug d lFti
Upon application of susan a. car ugt aru
William a. l. Cnruogy, admirisi fafu ni
Alexander =. Carnagy. late of 49, Georges
hundred. in said county, deceased DO D. ufr
dered and directed hy lho Register ifHt inN
Az administrators Aforesaid give notice Dl Hffut -
inr of Letters on Administration upnn tho
estate OF the deceased, with tho uHIH ot
granting thereof. by causing advc llsUmffta
of such letters in sixof the most uuhhr places
of the county of New Castle, reQulrHr tii
persons having demands against the c-iHlr ir
present The same. or abide hy an actuf n Asseln.
bly, ia such case made and provided; ami Hi-c
cause the same 20 heinsoriod within ilH a fle
period in the Evening journal. o utN rlliunr
published in Wilmington, Del. ami 60 ur rnn-
f.nued therein three weeks le. d.
- Given under the hand anf fC'A Ot
Office of iho Register afure. aiu nt
\. s.. Wilmington iu New Castle .Wit4
aforesaid, the day and ear above
written.
i. WILKINS CO0CH, Register.
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~ I'M.

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
minisiration were iu due form OF law rtnted
unto the undersigned, on thc Seventh l..f
OF November, A. ID, lti, and lh7t 900 nef lus
having claims against The estate nI iic tN-
ceased must present The same, dn's ulI ttid.
10 tine said Auministrafora, 0n 0r ifftrg fNc
seventh day OF November. ltfi N HNIfr
the Act of Assembly in such ca-H naiile aha
provided SUSAN h. CAINAfN.
WILLIAM G. j. CAfN Nfol.
Admin IfHi.r-.
Address. vs.. r. Lyman, Eso., Att rrff-N law
MilurNNiur. n.t
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MulSOn' SRheumaiiSm Reredyli

Cures Rheumatism. Rheumatic Pains. 4rifi.H tfN
iu Che Muscles. Aching Palms a PROMPT aHa tiHt
femedv. Small size 2l fts., large bottle. 70 c'
FT slo in Wilmington il s. D Mckfttfr. Iiafr
land Ave- Hnd Linden ~i NtWcl liH'n Nl. ..Ii
Hnd Monroe So W. o. Smith ifh lnI lIIffi.nI ts
Lt IaNi1r a. Co.. Nil D. iil sf Nuusuu luINfilH
N. D. H0r liin and Grams Sti
irIHF nf IHIH1fHnF. fHf above nrNr Ir rfl fNf
rvuuhGri-fi d1fnff m pr Ifli10i1a nIlif sHl Orc 04il
tftHa'fs sfHnir Nr qrlunr NIul1n Rem. lIfl.
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anrnIna.
NOTICES

NOTICE -rHF STATE BOARD or pHAR-
~ macy will mold an examination at the
Central Hotel ON thursday, November ll. nt
q. m. All druggists COR Druggists assistants
not Quliicd By laW will lease attend this
examination. Rv order OF the State Board of
Pharmacy g. ID. SYPHEnD, Secretary.
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pressed their appreciation of the
warm hospitality Of the Georgetown
people Bishop Coleman was entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce.
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pEGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS oFTcr. !


New Castle County. Del, October -f lHf'
Upon the application of D't ~ 30 ~ pa
aud John "A. Finuogan, cHci ui' 81 nN
John Flanagan, late OF Wilnni gf go i1t-
dred, in said county, dcctH-i i. ID li
ordered ana directed by the Register nai on
executors Aforesaid give notice oi granting or
letters testamentury upon the estate %. uff
ceased, with the date of granting there ni
causing crflscmcnts 20 be- pasted Wltnin
forty days from the date Of such Iettprs q 5iA
of the most public places OF The county or
New Castle, requiring OH persons having de
mands against the estate 10 press ni ilr iiitnf.
OF abide hy an act on Assembly iA such ciisr
made ana provided; and also cause lit s'sinr
10 be inserted within the same period ln no
EvEsINO JOURNAL, a newspaper pni i-if 8 q
Wilmington. Dell. and 20 Dc ep..t Al-d
therein three weeks. ic o. do
Given under the haic ana saal
- OF Office 81 the Recisief ,tsnid
at Wilmington, in New CasNt
L. S. County aforesaid, the dAy erd
yesr above written.
j. WILKINS COoDa. itrl Ister.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that ieif.I- ie.is.
mentarY were IN due form Ni lHH .I.'I ~
unto the undersigled- On fnt ffr tN ''il
day OF Oc oher, A D.l@4. nrd fnsi ali b.
having claims against ilf eai fr Nf ii'H l"-
ceased must present the ssfr-. dlfi .iiti.. ifi,.
10 the said executors. on rit fDU,. tlc lns 49,
eighth dag OF October. 1924. ~ uiidf fNf Hrt
OF Assembly In such Clse rnnc sid D. uNi-ci.
IaNH ElNNttfA >.
JOHN A. FlN ctSNN.
Address, 81 Spruce street. Mi-uaas stoa' Dei.
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ColnmhInn Tenm Nm.

The Columbian football team defeated
the High School eleven by a score Of to
0, yesterday. The teams lined up as
follows;
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Ia OIden Times

People overlooked the Importance Of
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action, but now
chat it is generally known that Syrup Of
Figs will permanently cure habitual con
stipatlon. well informed people will not
buy other laxatives. which act for a time,
but finally injure the system.
Fire In Car Shed.
A slight FIRE was discovered in the car
shed at the P. W. & B. depot last night
about 30 o'clock The Washington
engine responded to an alarm but did
not 60 into service
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w. LIRE HOLM. President
II NRN ID. LYMAN, Nice-president.
DANtO y rICkElS. "a ce-president
WILLIAM E. kElEs, Secretary.
CORPORATE SuREpNSHIp SUpERSFDES
PRIVATE BpNDSMEN BECAUSE
I. lt relieves those why are asked 10 be
sureties from doing 80 Go their own discOm-
fort and possible loss.
e ~ relieves those required 20 give bonds
from being under Obligations % any one.
3. IL Is never abandoned for the old method
when once % has been tried.
Bonds furnished for ADMiNiSTR RS.
TRUSTEES EAECl1uRS. RECEIVERS IS
GUARDIANS. ASStGNEkS, INTERNAL l.
RhNENUE BONDS. kEpLENiN, and in
other legal capacities except bail bonds In
criminal cases
GUARANTEE on BIDS AND CONTRACTS
Applications for bonds may he made 10
HUGH q. BROWNE. Attorney for
American Surety Company.
No. g2R Market street. Wilmington. Del
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His Poor old Mother His Surety for
Sc ,00O-Policy Dfen Plead Guilty and
Are Fined-A Bastardy Case Dismissed
for Want of Saving Clause.
This morning Judge Cullen charged
the Fountain jury and i. retired at
10 10 o'clock.
litter Has skipped.
LeviC. Bird aud William Hilles, rep
resenting Edward E, litter, Informed
the court that their client had gone be
yond the jurisdiction Of the court. His
mother. Mary litter, was his surety in
the sum OF So COO This was forfeited
capias was Issued for litter and
made returnable on Monday. the court
saving that be would be- tried whether
here or not, as he is indicted for mis-
demeanor litter is accuse of having
used Edna Pierce, child under 10
years old, for purposes Of sexual inter
course. The girl. who usually wears q
long dress, was present ia court TO day,
wearing a dress several inches shorter
than usual
Thomas White pleaded guilty TO
policy writing and was fined $iO0 The
state entered plea Of nolle pros In the
case against Edward Garllck. The
other policy cases will come up this
afternoon
The bastardy case against William f..
| Johnson. white, was dropped The
child was born while the old bastardy
law was In effect and the action against
Johnson was brought under the new
bastardy law passed by the late General
Assembly, which had ia it no saving
clause. William s. Hilles represented
the pri loner
Walter Bacon asked for the discharge
of Benjamin Caulk, colored, who has
served two years in New Castle Jail The
court ruled that the prisoners affidavit
would have 10 be sent TO the court Just
the same ss to Judge In vacation. Here
tofore simple application has been all
that was necessary In the court in term
time
Isaac V. b. Carly pleaded guilty tc
two charges Of policy writing and va.
fined 5000 The attorney general noll,
prosecuted third case against him.
Up TO the time OF the noon recess tbs
Fountain jury had not come in.
Cooper Convicted Yesterday.
Clarence Cooper, colored. accused o
attempting TO isne l2-year old Essi
Grant, was found guilty yesterday after
noon. The jury only deliberated al
hour. The court sentenced him 10 500
fine, one hour in the pillory thIt.
lashes and two years Imprisonment.
The rest Of the session was consumes
IN hearing testimony and argument Il
the case Of the State VS.. Albert Foun
tain accused Of keeping and exhibiting
a table on which games Of chance ar
! played. Deputy Attorney-Geueral Gile
prosecuted the case. Fountain was d,
. Tended BY Walter II. Hayes.
. Some amusement was occasioned b
John c. Green, a witness, who eXempl
/ fed the methods of playing draw pokei
p w d. Miller. Clinton Buckley, Harve
. IL. Pennewil aud Elwood Goodley test
e fed against Fountain. John G. Gree
4 and Harry Hudson were called by II
i defence.
, After argument court adjourned unit
j 10 o'clock this morning.
Evening journal., 1893-11-15
nANKING AND FINANoIAI.


DANK STOCk-WILL BE SOLD AT
- public auction, an etdham's auction
rooms. SO. lll East Fourth street. on Wpd-
nesdnv, November -. 1898. at N M, six
shares of stock First National Bank. five
shares National Bank uf Wilmington. and
HrandYWlne Terms cash. SECURITY
TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
ENnluInr OF snrah \. shnrrnn. lennaand.
Evening journal., 1893-11-15
Advocates of Samuel Smiles

After the opening Of the afternoon
session, Rev. l. w. Gibson, OF Dover
rave talk on the Duty and
Value OF Self Help in Mis-
sions He thought that many
parishes were formed before they could
support e rector, consequently the peo
ple had to depend on outside
aid. gHe thought that each member
should give one.tenth Of his income to
tbs churches.
William j. Fisher of St johns, VII
miugton, was TO have been present, bat
being enable TO do so, his paper on the
subject wss read by Rev. ID. D. Speak
man, Of Wilmington
Mr. Fisher thought that a mission
should do all It could TO help itself be
fore any Missionary contribution is allowed
it.
A general discussion followed the read
ing OF the paper The speakers allowed
that Sussex people were poor so far a.
parish wealth is concerned, but thl
churches are kept in good condition.
Rev p. B. Ligntner, Of New Castle
spoke on church clubs and 7. Tatnal
| Warner spoke on the same subject fron
a layman's standpoint.
Deep interest WAS manifested ia th
convention aud every session wa
well attended. The delegates ez
Evening journal., 1893-11-15
.OCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
orange Blossoms Perfume the
Autumnal Air.
BRILLIANT JUsTIs-BALL WEDDING

Iany wilmingtonians Attend the Re
ception at Wedding OF Miss
Belle Campbell and Benjamin L. speai
In Holy Cross Church, Dover-other
Affairs OF Interest.
Evening journal., 1893-11-15
UTTER JUMPED HIS BlIL-BONO.

His Poor Did Mother His Surety for
81, ,Oo0-Poliey Men PLEAD Guilty and
Are Fined-A Bastardy Case Dismissed
for Want of Saving Clause.
This morning Judge Cullen charged
the Fountain jury and /. retired at
10 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1893-11-15

give three-minute talks on the three
things that interested them most
while at the Worlds Fair. Miss Emma
Lore. one of Wilmiugton's sweet sing
ers, will sing two selections.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-19
FREE STREET CHURCH.
Rev. Thomas s. Samson breaches His First
Sermon as Pastor.

At the Free Street church yesterday
forenoon and last evening, large audi
ences gathered to greet the new pastor,
Rev. Thomas S. Samson. Before the
forenoon sermon Mr.. Samson announced
that the church committee had decided
to have public reception for the new
pastor and his wife at the church vestry
from 7.45 to o'clock this evening. He
expressed desire to see as many as pos
sible of the parishioners with their
friends, present.
Mr.. Samson announced for the text of
his forenoon service the 18th verse Of
Pauls First Epistle to the Corinthians:
''For the preaching of the cross is to
them that perish, foolishness; but unto
us which are saved it is the power of
God" The preacher did not, in the
course of his scholarly and earnest dis
cussion of Paul's spirit as preacher.
speak directly of the new pastorate and
his future relation to his flock. But in
directly he conveyed the idea that he
should in his ministry know only his
mission as the preacher Of the crucified
Christ.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-19
Damon Assembly.

At a regular meeting of Damon Assem-
bly, of Pythian Sisterhood, held Saturday
evening, the following officers were
elected: .ssss,4 sz,,s
: Chancellor Commander Mrs. u. Herbert
Vice Chancellor Nathan /. SAWYER.
Prelate-T MissI Hattie X. Cakes.
Mistress Of Exchequer- Mrs. Thomas D. Sale.
Mistreasof Finance-Mrs.sWi lliamS. Edgerly.
!. Mistress-at-Arms-Mrs. William E. Carter.
Assistant Mistre Arms Mrs. jos. A. Dir
wanger. s,ag A. ,.ssra-,ra d
Inner Guard-Mrs Charles Alexander,
Outer Guard-Mrs Albert Bracket
MystlcsOne Mrs. VIM. H. Carton
Organist-MisS Emma p. Taylor
Past Chancellor-Mrs. Edward L. Lowe.
The above named officers viii be in
stalled Saturday evening, July /, BY Mrs.
81. P. Libby, Grand Chancellor of Pythian
Sisterhood of Maine. Damon Assembly
has accepted an invitation from Myrtle
Assembly, No. 2, of South Portland, to
visit them next Wednesday evening. All
members of Damon Assembly will meet
at the ferry house, Portland Pier, at 7.30
p. m.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-19
THE PRICE ABOUT ONE-HALF.

We are about in the middle Of one of
the greatest seasons In Dress Goods we
have ever experienced. We have refer
ence to quantity sold, quality given. and
to the numbero of customers who have
appreciated our efforts. What there is
sAeft of our Colored Wool Dress Goods, on
stheRfrst floor, we shall make Special
CLEARING Up Prices. commencing Monday
morning. SPECIAL means we will sell
you what there is left of the fla 1-2c Bros
lcade Foplin Suitings for@ 9 a.4c yd.,
these are part wool, compare the price
with the best print and see what value
you are getting rat these cleaning up
prices.
i Next is the double fold Half Wool
Dress Goods, they have been sold this
season at as, 81 IL and AGO. They are
Serges, Henriettas, Stripe Diagbnals,
and De Beiges. Cleaning up price 19c.
OF the dollar qualities in Novelties,
Two Toned Mixtures, Brocades and
many other very desirable styles Monday
morning, will be sold at 75c. I'd, Ia off
the regular prices.
One lot of Diagonal Reps in most all
colors, regular 75c quality. Cleaning up
price soc.
Navy Blue Storm Serges, 500 quality
for SEC.
4e-inch Blue Storm Serge, 75c quality
for CSC.
A great Bargain, s pieces, 45-inch
Storm Serge at 49c. yard.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-19
St. Johns Day.

st. Alban Commandery will receive as
guests on Saturday next, Lewiston Com
mandery, No. 6, of Lewiston and De
Molay commandery, No, 10, of Skowhe-
gan. The programme will include a
short parade, sail among the islands
and banquet at the a. Hotel Waldo.
chandler,s band has been engaged fol-
st. Alban Commandery, while Lewiston
Commanddery will be ac aSa panied, BY the
Lewiston Brigade band, and the Am eri.
can Cadetband of Portland will furnish
music for peMolay Commandery.
!. Portland Commandery will 90 to Kineo
Friday next. as has been stated do and ii re-
turn Saturday. e. 49,.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-19
The PHI Founders Excursion.

The Portland druggists and those from
the western portion Of the State, who in
tend taking partin the grand excursion
of the Maine Pharmaceutical Society to
Bar Harbor on Wednesday next will bear
in mind that they must leave Portland to-
morrow either on the noon train or night
Pullman, arriving in Bangor in time to
take the Sedgewick Wednesday morning
for the great pleasure resort of the United
States. Those who happen to- be in
Rockland and vicinity will take the reg
ular Bangor g. Boston boat, connecting
with the excursion at Belfast. :. en-
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-19
A Very Peculisr Case.

The law court of Maine will soon be
called upon to decide very peculiar case.
Frank Walker, brakeman on the Phil
lips and Rangeley railroad, was killed on
his train last fall. and coroner's jury
reported that his death was caused by
his own carelessness. Now, R. Emery
Pratt, attorney for Walkers father,
brings suit against the Redington Lum-
Der company for $4,000 damages, alleg-
ing that by piling their logs too near the
track they became responsible for the &C
cident. The court adjudged the evidence
insufficient, and ordered the case taken
to the law court on statement of facts.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-19
PERSONAL.

Bishop Healy confirmed. a large class
at Augusta yesterday.
Hon. Richard Ella of Cambridge, Mass,
was in town Saturday.
Ex-mayor and Mrs. Chapman have
gone to the Worlds Fair.
Misses May and Annie Mcdonald of
Boston are visiting friends in this city.
DR.. Jane Hersom and her daughter
Mabel go to the Worlds Fair this week.
Miss Twitchell and Miss Marion Dow
graduate this week from Smith col
lege.
DR.. Sullivan has been appointed a
pension examiner. This leaves one more
physician to be appointed.
Mrs. Edward M Rand and Misses
Florence Knight and Katherine Kicker
left Tor Chicago Saturday morning.
Rev. E. G. Cummings of Portland de-
ivered the baccalaureate address to
the Coney High School, Augusta, class of
'9S, last evening.
Mr.. John Sinclair has been brought
home from Boston, but is very ill. He had a
shock on the steamer coming from
Europe.
Rev. L. 81. Hallock, formerly of this
city, but now of Tacoma, WASH, has
lately received the degree of doctor of
divinity from Whitman College.
Miss Rosomund G. Mcclellan sang in
Miss Knights place at Congress Square
church yesterday, Mrs. Morrison in Miss
Ricker's place at Williston, and Mrs.
Fellows and Mrs. Morrison in place of
Misses Knight and Kicker at Second Par
ish.
Mrs. L. NJ. N. Stevens has been re-
elected Secretary for Maine of the Ma
tional Conference of Charities and Cor
rection. She spoke in the Congress on
the progress Maine had made within the
last twenty years. Her address showed
great advance had been made in caring
for the delinquent and dependent classes.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
says: ''Some years ago young man
came here from Portland, Me-, and hung
out his shingle as lawyer. Now James
D. Fessenden is well known lawyer and
has succeeded. He belongs to the firm
of Hartman & Fessenden and is grand
son of William Pitt Fessenden. After a
hard day in the courts he takes a long
horseback ride. 1t is one of his chief
recreations to ride, and few men have a
more graceful seat in the saddle"