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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

Finspcisl disaster las oyeftiken Gov.
McKinley through the failure Of Rober, l.
Walker, . liieloos friend, al Youngstown.
Ohio. Mr. Walker. spromiuett banker
aud esI itslist. vss engaged IN several
large enterprises, some Of which tnrned
on, badly, and be ws suddenly obliged
10 mike an assignment. Gov Mckinley
has always uuhesit,iiDs ly signed bis psi
pers, aud the result is that every dollar oil
bi, property isswept sway. His iisbil''
Ties for his friend will reach sos. 000-fve
times rs much morey 90 the governor, ct
the sse of 40. has sceumultted. Mrs Me-
Kinle. Who IL sd ipysli has about $40, 1
900 in her own right, which was ltf, her
by her father, and this she proposes to
turn over 10 the trustee OF the bankrupt
estate. Her friends protest against allow.
log her mesus to 80 TO cfncd her bus
bands debt. incurred by suoib,r man.
but she insists. The govern or brsvtly
ssys that DO msn 81 all l. Sc dollsr by
him, and that be Will retire frt IN politics
At ths clote Of bis term IN The governors
chair ard earn the money to pay ever
dollar he owes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

The N. Y Mil and Express well says
In the closing week OF this Republican
administration it is veil to recall that
neither the nation nor the Republican par
ty has any reason TO be sssb medof the OF.
licisl record made by Pr, sident Hsrii gu
during the four years OF ohieftsinship.
Pref lent Hsrrison's administration anor
Is the beet and ST. ongest vindicaiiop OF
h. principles aud policies OF the Repub
licsn party 1t Las been patri, ic in pur'
pose and NJ risht In performance. IL has
been an administration 10 behalf OF OIL
cit,zsns. irtespt ctive OF patty predllec
ii ms, and io' the Entire country, irretpsci
i've OF tecnonsl divisions Prsidebt
Garrison 10 hi. Off i'll II lstious. has been
lbe p,o ls's President 10 uer s-ns.
md larger measure. than has any Cbief
Mag s,rste since thu DAYS Of Washington /.
He b s.cnrsd sn eIl I'd and enduring
place 10 Am.ricsn political history. lie
his won At every step In bis sdministra
tive Greer, vheth,r 10 dealing with mat
as dome.tc OF f,r-ign. because be h,s
been true. patriotic, touraR, Gus, cspabl
and msenanimous man 10 tli his perior'
mar ce q tficis duties aud discharge OF
public tiusts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02
rSooa ooLvlx

Mr.. Ell och Colvin. formerly OF Paslet,
died Of bis home i've mites fou,heasi Of
OF Alliance, Neb. Feb. 6. He was bern In
Dinby sud bad many aeqasintsnces 10
this vieiuiiiy
Ahoat four years ago deceased met with
an accident which was followed by al
illness and this misfortune closed bis &c
live business career Mr. aud Mrs Col,
yin sent to n, bask. 10 join their eh
dren VITO were anose the early settlers ~
tbs! nsw eouuify Having been sccasi
timed 10 80 active lits be bored 90 The
farm more than Ls age and srrbl ID
would Justify. Ihs dscess d ~ss qrbt
and unsssumirs. yet very careful md eoti
,is'ebt 10 bis life and dealings With oihfrs
he son the coIfiebce AID respect OF ill
y ho made his scqnsiasaree. and had been
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

The lareest WOOL clip OF the United Sta
tee WAS that OF lS4i the year Of the cut
10 wool duties - 1877 800 600 pou de. II
Tell to 295, 779. 900 pounds in 1889, but 10
der the stimulus OF the Mckinley law bes
reached 1888. OILS. 405 pounds the past yesr,
the iucresse in 1892 being 25,s07. sos
pounds During the year ending June 80,
1892. The importation OF wool YES las, 6l0
6T2 pounds, Every State in the Uniop
raised sheep, Rhode Island having the
smallest number. 20, 433, and Texas the
largest. 5.040.l75 Montana has the lar
ge.t number, population considered-2,
0s9 236. The total number this year ls
81 9js, 365, and the average weigh 81
fleece lie ak ~ q one hsli pounds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

II. IEdisssEou Joufss hes thsiHl
io.iss 10 frss,d 70 Jodss 0resksm The
Bspsl lle.n. u lsdi.ps iii seils 10
issbt.sisiss TIA, w.l.sr q Gresham bee
been i.tee in'o iull Democratic islloss
ship and made conspicieBs - member
IL the Csbspei of . Dtmooniic Pruiaeu'.
His ir.p.ia rnorts sbsi hs been eir
isrtius j. fseEee IN ,sss. torn 10
.nhJnwa from The ps'iys eide. snd Mr..
.Clstelspa all merit add rosme ibs
lhsEl. " e,,ry loyal Rspptlicaa iof ihas
req srdins the spo stacy IL p hucd nsri
Ma Tbsre has never been de, donss
the hls 81 Waller q Groham When be
h. been loyal, either 10 The man OF TO the
party ibroush vhose supremacy be has
SECUTED prominence aud hoaors. never
"a occasion. when any one oi his eontew'
por.rl.s hes besl hopored 10 his stead.
vhep he la. rot permitted bis JEALOUSY
.nd malicious isliks TO toneni disiur'
bapes aud discord 10 - great an extent -
be o@ibly could. Failing 10 seours bis
own sdvsrc-ment. his own desire has
been discieoit and tasss his success.
fol rival, and 10 sneef Of and rvvile the
parry tbsi has bad the tsmerity TO eIsi'
smother than bimsslf,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

Aside from the intrinsic merits Of Mr..
Gl.ds ones Home Rule bill. there is sub,
s,an,isl prot TO lay that the measure has
s,reugthtned tbs Liberal party materially
10 England, The Gre, bye.elec,ion to take
place siaoe the provisions Ct the bill were
made public was held 81 HeIhsm. The
is az agricultural constituency which re
Turned q Conservative member by eighty
,wo N .joriiy last summer. The seat Was
declared vacant, owing to tee hnical vic,
l.iion Of the Corrupt Practices act. ard
the same candidates contested IL. The
l. bersl Won by msiority Of 4i6 In
total Of Z. 500 votes Mr.. Glsdstone's msi
jorty 10 the House thus becomts forty.
four With an opportunity for further
gains 10 elections slrssdy pending.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

The Colnmbis souvenir coips have prov
ed = npsreisl failure OF the entire issus
valued by the columbisn exposition dirse
Tor. at 81, 900. 900 jus, ss27. 600 worth has
been soId up 10 date. and over "a. 600, 600
worth Of pieces is lei. In the safety vaults.
The far directors must have money II the
fair is 10 open on May |. aud need II bad,
ly. To raise the Wind, new issne Of 81,
goo 600 Of Colombian exposition bonds
vill be pa, 90 The market They will bear
6 per eeli intere,t fall due on January ].
1894 ard sill be secured ~ The gate re
eeip,s 4, is aii thai ever sC00, 900 Of
these tonds have already been snbscrib td
for by The eastern snd western rsilre,d
companies. and that the eEiire issue sill
be taken 10 these corporations
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02
MARY A. WEBB

Died Of East Ar ,glon. Feb. Is Mar,
A. Webb aged Il yesrs month aud 2.
days. Shs was h ouiy daugLt-r OF Franz
aud Helen WeDp also granddaughter o
Mrs. Sar,h 3 Ii Ii.
All, u ~ o years ago Il, Grippe laid hi,
teifibie huUd upoo on, loved one. Many
phJsiciaps aided by her friends tried tc
shield h;r from t g sequel, that dread
disease cousump i'm. ln vain We watched
uer iadi, 6 day b. day ana week by week
uutIi at Let tie 81 lot strussl 70 hard
Tor lease aud lol III, was gone. She was
born ami had always lived IN our village
and now a community ioins the numerous
attends III MOURNING.
A large humber OF friends aud sssocis'
ties from this and adjoining towns gather.
Q ] at tue residence Of Ter ia her Tor the
asst sad iiies ere the burial. Peacefully
she slept among fars profusi, OF b snI
uful h)wtrs. tender aud wing words
w,r, spoken by the reverend p stor, ap.
pIopusti music was hweelly rendered !.
The s, ulimel u tue prayer was &c o.d In
many hearts. An appropriate original
poem was read aud now the loved form is
btrne t, it's resting place: Truly Death
loves shiniag mark, but we hoped lac
= oaId have passed our dsrliog by.
CARD tP THANKS We wish to express
our sincere thanks 10 sll our Irinds and
,,ightors who 20 Iiadly assisted during
be sickness aud death Of our loved one.
FRANK L. WEBB.
HELEN s. WFBB.
SARAH s. HILL.
WILLIE NJ. WIBB
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

O9idssn Smith ssys Of the proposed 80
nsxs ioa 81 Csnsds The uniisd S,stes
ousl nei 10 feel iimid sbou, isl irs Can
sds; The snHsrsticn Of Canada would
have 10 mere political effect in the United
sis,es III 40 the sdmlssion Of Mon,sns had.
The yeie Of The Dominion would not b.
tlro.n oue ssy ca The olter The vo.es Of
cit gene irom the provinces are 20 equal,
divided. sa ny epision. bstween the rel
publicsn sbd dsnossauc parties thai ID.
snneIsiion VI Tie ponininn would BOT
ehssse tho rcli,ie>i eoupis Iion o. ihi'
ecaH'ry. TIE domi1ioH Il Canada cr.
tsisly osghl TO be a drsirsble seqasiiot
10 The GATED States II woald lncresss II.
mins interests. wosla srd ibs BsLrins ses
vOuli sire The Uriltd States
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

Geo. p. q b suresard. tue last foil
general OF the coniedersey. died at Nv
Orleans at the age OF rs year,. He wss OF
an old French family and vas born 10
New Orleans, sud was educated at West
Poilt He served 10 the Mexican war
He was commander OF the rebel forces
which opened the Civil war by attacking
For, Sumter aud he was practically 10
command ut the battle Ct Bull Run. He
succeeded Gen. Albert Sidney johnson
when that officer was killed OF Shiloh.
l. ter be took an important psrt ip tie
---ssss..4 .u t'Vut u OafoIlnn ana Nlfl
GINS. Since the war he has been mara.
ger OF the grea, gambling scheme known
~ the Louisana lottery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

American shipping interests are looking
up. Tie Cramps, wbils building for the
government three great bs,,leships, iso
.rnofed cruisers and ,vo protected cfuis'
eu. are nov uuder ojn,rsoi To surpsss III e
City Of Paris aud the City OF New York 10
iwo sister ships. spd also to furnish three
additional vessels fort Transatlantic SER
vice 81 The American lice A, The same
time t~o 10. 0o0-ton steamships are to be
bull. at hesport News Tor the Southern
Pacific ,a'lro id's service between New Or.
leans aud Lurpool. The American flag
has DOT yet been hauled down on the high
seas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

Tue announcement thst the safe Of
New York will receive al II heritapce tsx
OF about s7O0. 900 from the estate OF jay
Gould has call forth sharp discussioh
of this mode oi taxation in the Newspapers.
Will, some writers msiutsin that the
share Of ih. State should be much lrger.
Others condemn the tai as unjust aud per-
nicious. Lawyers sni laymen have pro
toupced it UNCONSTITUTIONAL; 1t has been
STYLED au Infamous measure OF taxation, .
penalty Of destb. stealing from tue estate
by lrsi.stise sutboii y, 81 outrage thst
can 1ply fad precedent 10 Oisntsl aui
tocrstic governments. II has been objeci
ted 10 a. = double tpxstion. which will be
sure to drive ava capital, Tax the
property OF the pc, PIE oil tina, is neces'
ssry, whites clergy m,p, but doat step
10 between father and son IN AN urrigbi
~ ---.~se the UDbukiouf
stamp act WAS passed by England. de-
clares 9 other NV 70 ker. has any sta .
ute found is way iuto our books which
vas M 70 nvidious and hateful.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

The hnspcisl sensation OF the year is
the coll.pse Of the Reading railroad con
hine. aud the trsnsist oithe immense pro.
psrty to esyers appointed by the United
States courts Of Penlsy lvaais and New
York. since February the stock aud
other seeurlii OF the company bsve d..
clined over s3l 900. 900 in market valae.
The company controls / l73 miles OF rail-
road. 1894 600 acres OF coal mines. 1853
miles Of esnsl three iron furosces. 7is
locomotives, TAI passenger care, "a ll3
freight cars, 10 steam coil ere. tugs and
1877 coal barges, besides other valuable
property,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

. nsnbsr a the Mrttoiia Episcopal
church for forty PEARS he ". smem
Der o. TOE Poui'ney Lodge Y. A NJ.
and The lossl lodge passed CON iimefisy
Fssointiobs after biz deee~ss. His body
zee tshes ~ Cre,s, Nah fer intsrmeet By
bis son Wm " His other children srs
Ma NJ. q. wsmeopsh and Essl II Coli
vim Who live IN elaine pot very far awsv.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02
-. Aas...i.,. r,or,a.
brpr O. II. sxY4xp.p D.

THIS locality hes o3e 81 the most inter-
sting historic. ofsny section Of our coun.
uy. sipce sebasiiss Cabot. al English
nan, dsocy,rsd the sssi coat Of Fiolids
10 1897. snd Juan Ponce de Leon 10
search Of the "Foanisin Of youth. landed
10 1917 near the preset, lite Of ST. Angus.
the the lisiory OF ibs "And OF fovsr"
,bls The oides, city 10 the Unit
ed States, reads more like weird TO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

Tie nsSs from Topeka announces that
Cbiei gas,,oe Hoitop, Of the Supreme
Coen a ksuas. has siven bis d'eision 10
i.rof d The Reputlicsn Hoase Of Lesisiai
iste. TIE highest court 10 The ,t.ts Of
K.ss4s b.. decided that sll the actions Of
The Pupuii.. House are illegal OF oonr's
ibis includes the participation OF ihs,
house 10 The Pretended election Of MARTIN
% rnnsd sls,es Sebs,or aud il deprives
hi. title Of etlor Of legality. In iniims
Nd that the PopBlists will respect the de.
oision.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

state Of Vermont, District o Manchester. -
In PIobste Court, held al Manchester. Within
NJ fpr sid District, on The 28ihdsy OF Janaafy
A. u. 1893
Luthsr y. How, "A dministrston of,ths estate Of
George w. 6eirish late Of Boslon. Mas, 10 sad
District d.etssad. presents his standardization
account for examination aud allowance, and
makes application TOT dssres u olsiIibotion
Of The estst. Of said deceased.
WhsreugoB. II 10 ordered by said C0art. that
salo account and said application BE- referred "
g session u said Court 10 be- hsd AZ lbs Pro
bate once 10 Manchester, Ia raid district, on
he SD Day ~ March A b 1893. AZ 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, ior lsulng ADD decision thereon Asd
u IL iuHtleT lscsfed that Lotiss hereof be gwen
10 ali ysraons interested, by poblieation q The
ssms hTss xssks beocessivsly 10 the nADeLss-
ter 10 KsAL resspspes psblishsd II Man.
choster q eytous 10 ssld time appointed for besf-
ing, that tbsy may sppsar Al ssld time ard pjASs
and sbow esnss II any tsey may have, wLy said
sccouas shos,d Dot bs allowed, ssc ssch d. cree
made.
true record.
J. Y. Fkah, hssist.I
A true eop3 u record,
4lsv Attest, J. Z. FEM. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

Iis ssnosboes tss, ne Chicago sod
Ao,sA. railroad wlll elersis 81 ne
uscss within tbs city limits o, Chicago u
a. expense o. s2i ,coo. 900. Tho pIsss
rtorsde ior ibs siesasios Of ~ miles nrsi
.na second ,rsok and Ils mila OF side
uscl. Tbs company es'iws.es thsi the
interest u abe s2a ooo. 600 .iil be less ibs1
,bs snouni Il j, nov compelled 70 pay an
rs.lly on acc. not 81 litigation sSd iI.aiis.
due for TIE meat part Of grace crossing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

SECRETARY Rss. ha l@s~a &c order tAsF
81 ossais impc,iss iioEa she DoEinsst q
C.nsss irio tbs Upllsa st.tss be msde
ssbleot 10 81 res ul.iiob. Of NE depart
nsut q .sricslssf. 81 ostohsr u, isfe,
ihsssby rtgsriss ltsi ibsp be hsld -
qgas1ilps ior TIE period Of ~ asys. 40
otsfr 70 s,osd The a.ass. arising from
t..,..s. a., nsnoDfs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

more vsifvsfs. srd sealS giss u
ccspiry ncL 10 nipssl wealth. A. Can,
sas loo poet cosntry, II osnsot sfsrd 10
ds,slop Ils rich nis~. What % vssh 10
cost,ry lie ne rsiisd States 70 nsks
u rsrh IN svsry cay
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02
Marriages.

IN waite rlsins \ r. rth ggnd. CAsries n,
tssles q N.nehss'sf and Miss 1e,n trsssr -
White Elaine.
10 Mar chester. f,h ssfa ~ Rev J n Adam,
A. y, Rehsti. ~ hofssi SOD Miss Ala Walker ~
Winchester.
~ Manchester, Fth etih, hr Rev J N. ipole
man. tsoefas y. Goa " nrAnl.taso aud Atss
Hattie SAILS 81 Manchester.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

SPAFFOhD y. HOLLEY'5 EsrArs
- State Of yei mont, District Of Manchester, ~.
IN Probate Court held at Manchester, within
aud for ssid District on tbs 18th day Of February
A. d. 1893.
Present. II. n. fovLgn, Judge.
4 Fssnk HolIey, Administrator 90 the estate
a epafofd Holey late Of Dorset In said Dis'rict
deecarof pre- opts his admin ration secount for
eItmioatiin aud allowance. and makes sppllea
tion Tor decree OF distribution Of the estate VI
ssid deceased.
whsreupop, II IL ordered by said Court, thst
said account and said application be referred 10
a ts,siou q sald Court. 10 be held ~ the Pro-
bate Office In Manchester, 10 said district. on
the ! itb day o. March A. d. 1898. ~ 10 o'clock
A NJ. for hearing sDd decisoD thereon And
itis furtbet ordered that notice hereof be given
10 al persons interested, BY publication ~ the
stne three weeks succs,siYey Ia the Marches,
ter JouRsLL newspaper published At Ma cbss.
ter previous TO ssid time appointed for hearing.
that they may appear Al ssid time and pIses aud
show eHnse II any they msy have vhy said
acc an, should poi be sllowsd, aud such deere
made
true record,
JE PENN, Register.
A f,.,.. a,.,sv - ,.a..d
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02
~ UEUs a. LAWHENUE
Manchester, Vt, March lst 1898 80i
A PPLICATION OF G UARDlAN TO
A SELL REAL. EsTATE

SELL REAL ESTATE.
STATE or VIBMOsT District OF Manchester ss
In Probate Court, held at Manchester within
and for raid district on the 10Th day OF February
A. d. 1893.
George L. Towslcy Of Msnches or, Vt, Omar.
din OF Harry and Edith Walker OF Seattle, Was.
lngton minors makes application TO said q urt
for license 10 sell and convey the interest OF faid
wards 10 the following real estaie TO Wit
A certain piece VI land In Manchester In the
County Of BENNINGTON, state Of Vermont, de.
srbed as followsi II being the house and lot
on the north side 81 the highway leading fr IN
Logelsud NunrolS TO Heury Is, puidy's for
merly owned and occupied by Dsrins Towmiey
late 81 Mspehe, ter deceased and since bis death
by bis widow Ly Ia Iowsley, and decide BY said
Lydia Towsley 10 Ellen J futile Of said Man.
chester March OH 1883 Rsid Guardian rtpre-
senting that ssid promises beng situated In
ssid Manchester and said wards living 10 said
Beetle that sale Of said wards interest Ia said
premi ee would b. beneficial 10 them
Wheieup0D u WAS ordered that bearing on
raid application be held Al the Probate once In
Manchester 10 raid District on the Jfd day oi
March y. 1893, At 10 O'Clock A n aud that
notice oi said Application, the nature and reasons
thereof and the time aud place Of hearing there.
on, be gwen TO all persons intsresied by the
publication hereof three weeks succop-iyely IN
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Newspaper printed Al
Manchester in said Distrct, previous 10 ssid
time OF bearing.
true 7, cord,
Attest, J. Y. FEM, Register.
true copy Of record,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

GEORGE W. GkRhIsH 5 EsrArr

J v. FKKN, HsEIHttF.
A true copy 81 record.
i23~ Attest, .. v. FINN, Eeeisfrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02
CPAFFOkD n. HOLLEY's EsrArs

Attest, J, Y. FEM Begistff.
true copy OF record,
ilswt Attest, j Y. FEM. he lister
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-02

true eopy u record,
4lsv Attest, J. Z. FEM. Register.
Evening journal., 1893-05-26
STORIES OF THE DAY.
Locked tn a Vault.

The members of the Shields Library
Association are whispering about the ex-
perience of one Of the members Wednes-
day night. For some reason this mem.
ber went into the vault that is situated
in one corner Of the basement Another
member Of the association went into the
basement shortly afterward in order to
fasten the windows that the building be
closed up for the night. In doing so he
noticed the vault door open. He closed
Il and set the combination, while the
other man was inside The latter hal.
loaed, after finding that he was Gagged,
several times, and luckily his cries at
tracted the attention Of one of the young
men on the upper floor. The latter,
finding the predicament in which his
comrade was. set out to the home Of one
Of the members who knew the comblna-
tion, TO open the door of the vault. The
young man was much refreshed on gain
ing his liberty, as the dampness and
natural gas in the vault was slowly suffo.
eating him. He has resolved, 10 is said,
not to act as secretary or treasurer OF
the association, or hold any other office
in which the duty of entering the safe is
included
Evening journal., 1893-05-26
MERRY UNITED WORKkEN.

seventy Members of the Wilmington
Lodges Have Pleasant Trip and a
Good Time at st. Georges.
Seventy members of Wilmington, In
dustry and Delaware Lodges A. o U. W.
left this city just after o'clock last
night for a trip down the Delaware on
the palace steamer Ulrica, to Delaware
City and from that point up the Della.
ware and Chesapeake canal on the tug
Q g. Ash TO st. Georges The inten
tion of the lodge men was to pay a
fraternal visit to the members of Pro.
lection Lodge, No 20, which held a
strawberry festival in its hall at st.
Georges.
Arriving at the wharf of the latter
place Colonel William b. Norton as
sumed command and marshalled the
members to the hall in body.
The lodge room was almost filed when
the Wilmington men arrived, but places
were found for them, and the exercises
were begun. These we're inaugurated by
the official song Of the A. o. U. w. accom-.
panied by music
Grand Master Andrew B. Jones and
Past Grand Masters William H. Foulk,
John j. Gallagher and Professor w. A.
Reynolds addressed the audience fully
exemplifying the modes Of working and
the intention OF the order.
4 he members retired TO the room in
which the festival was being held after
the exercises and partOok of the various
refreshments that we're served by The
bellies Of st. Georges Two hours spec
away, and then the party returned to tn,
boat at the wharf and boarding 1t wer
taken down the cansl In quick time
The trip on the Ulrica to Delawari
City consumed over two hours and wa
a pleasant one The sun had not gen
down when the boat had reached New
Castle. Dobbinsville was located b,
several anxious young men on board
The party arrived in this city early thi
| morning.
Evening journal., 1893-05-26
WILMINGTON SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
A Large Meeting Held in the Reformed
Episcopal Church Last Night.

A Large Meeting Held in the Reformed
Episcopal Church Last Night.
About 200 Sunday scheol workers were
present at the Wilmington Sunday
school Union held in the Reformed
Episcopal Church Of the Covenant last
night
Joseph Pyle spoke on the subject
Children without religious instruc
tions. How many are there in viii
mingtoni What can be done for them"
He advocated an enlarged system Of
Sunday school work. Mr.. Pyle estimated
that there were 10, 900 children growing
up in this city without religious in.
structions. Remarks were made on this
subject by w. X. Crosby, Charles Baird
and l.. B Jones'
Miss Mary Taylor read a paper on
Primary Teaching" Her idea was sys
tematic teaching to concentrate the les
son into one thought, and this thought
to be expressed in its simplest term
The paper was highly commended by
Isaac T. Johnson.
Prof Berlin prepared a paper OF
"Graded Schools" which was read by H
f Kimball 1t was chiefly about thu
classification of pupils. A discussion
followed by Isaac T. Johnson, D. w
Harlan and w. X. Crosby.