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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-17
Mrs. Donuerth's Card PARTY.

Mrs George Don worth gave q six-hsnd
euShre party on Friday afternoon al her
residence on Elliott and Swim streets.
The decorations of the apartment were
handsome ard IN good taste. Mrs. Don
worth was assisted in receiving by her
sister. Miss Tenney. Mrs. W. T. Preston.
Mrs. c. II. Rollins and Miss Tampson.
Those invited were: Mrs. W T. Preston,
Mrs. C. H. Rollins. Miss Tompson. Mrs.
Barker, Mrs d. y. Baxter, Mrs. Robert
Brown, Mrs Frank 0sgood, Miss Arquif,
Mrs. r. W. d. Holhrook, Mrs. Charles
Power, Mrs. T. ". Carr. Mrs. George
Tompson. Mrs. Frank b. Wrestling, Mrs
J. c. Readman. Miss Readman, Mrs. ]. G.
Haines. Mrs David Kellogg. sfrs. E-astus
Brainerd. Mrs John Iseary. Mrs. II q.
Strive. Mrs. r. S. DeWoife. Miss DeWo!fe,
Mrs. c. r. Whiftlesey. Mrs. K. Il. Albert
son, Mrs r. B. Hardin. Mrs L. c. Gil
man. Mrs. George Hebron. Mrs. Piper,
Mrs Turner, Mrs. G.. 5. Meen, Miss Meem.
Miss Jones. Mrs. II. C. Washburn, Mrs.
+. A. Strout, Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mrs. A.
j. Fiskin. Mrs. w L. Canaan. Mrs. George
Carter. Mrs. 4. Il. Stewart, Mrs. ]. d.
Lowrnan, Mrs. r. NJ. Reed. jr., Miss
Halter. Mrs. T. f. Shepard, Mrs. ]. d.
Alden. Miss sparling, Miss Anna Spar
ling. Mrs w K. Forrest. Mrs. NJ. ]. Car
keek, Mrs. f. o. Graves. Mrs. r. A. Bell,
Mrs. Howard Josiyn, Mrs. II. McMicken,
Mrs. C. T. Tyler. Mrs. W. A. Peters, Mrs.
Joshua Wrestling.
Miss Koch's Complimentary Benefit.
The date of the complimentary benefit
TO be rendered to Miss Oracle E. Koch by
several of the fraternal organizations in
the city has been set for Tuesday evening,
October 3, at the Seattle theater. The en-
tertainment viii be under the auspices of
the Knights of Pythias. Ancient Order OF
United Workmen. Benevolent Protective
order OF Elks. the Grand Army OF the Re-
public. the sons of Veterans. the Seattle
Liederkranz and the Sons of Herman in
whose entertainments on numerous oeca-
sions Miss Koch has taken part, aad
which her beautiful voice has done much
10 make successful. All of sthe city lodges
of these orders have adopted resolutions
highly complimentary to the beneficiary
and assuring her of their esteem and good
will. The following artists have kindly
consented to assist in the entertainments:
LANCER & Leuben's orchestra. the Seattle
Liederkranz, Mime. Berta Crevelli, Miss
Jean W. Arthur, Prof. K. W. Lucy. Prof
William " Arthur, Mr.. George A. OFT,
Mr.. Myron N. Grout and Mr. Alloys Wer-
ner Shortly after the entertainment Miss
Koch will leave for Europe to continue
her musical studies
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-13
NOVA CenzOra HenkskiegO
PREY zamknieciu sejmu Xgo " hall
Puiawskisgc.

Rzeczywiscie po bury, ktora tn pa
nowala podczas obrad sejmowych, a
ktora ME powinna by}a miec miejsca-
panowie daliscie poznac do jakiego da-
zycie celu panowie zrzucii przelbice.
Ze stanowiska jake zajmujecie wsrod
wyksztalconych = powinniscie bye
.Przykladem ola ludu. A coz ten lud o
was powie?- Gdy delegaci przyjada
do domu i opowiedza jake wy~prawiali-
Seize burze zamieszanie i intrygi. Wy
powinniscie bye swiecznikami Ola ludu
= misyonarzami jego i niesc oswiate
pomiedzy lud. Panowie a czegoz dali
scie dowody? Jaki daliscie mu PREY.
klad? = Jaki osiagneliscie rezultatP
laden a dwoch padlo o6ara waszej
dzialalnosci. Gdyby CT obywatele co
lyle rozwineli dziaialnosci wcelu dopie-
cia oelow samolubnych, byli p~oswiecili
swa prace ola dobra Wv. Mar. Pol, ola
dobra sprawy polskiej- rezultat bylby
jeszcze swietniejszy.
Mysmy przeszh lyle burr, lyle walk
= zdobywalismy szaniec "a szahcem
i niedaIsmy sic to i teraz niedamy
sic. Me boimy sic otwartych wrogow,
ale boimy sic naszych przyjaciol, ktorzy
W kazdej chwili So gotowi ciezki clos
nam zadac. Panowic ~zrzuccie przylbice
= opuscGie has gdy tax postepowa6
chcecie. Me boimy sic dis nikogo =
wv. Mar. Pol dgruntowany teraz ma ia
kich podstawach re ME danny sic. Wy
stapcie otwarcie, badzcie jake inteli-
gentni przykladem ola ludu - przy-
~swiecajcie mu a Wv. Mar. Pol. wkrotce
wzrosnie do 50ciu tysiecy. (Grzmot O.
klaskow nagrodziI move c~enzora).
Czesc mu - czes6 naszemu cenzoro-
wi H~elihskiemu, wtej krotkiej ijedrnei
przemowie zaznaczyl program swej
dziaIalnosci ma przysziosc. DAB do zro-
zumienia burzycielom j macherom cze-
60 sic pc MIN spodziewac maja-a juz
ma sail ~sejmowej twarze ich pobladIe
re zlosci, okazywa{y zdumienie, re no.
wy Cenzor ME bedzie popuszczal cugh
= lecz staral sic bedzie burzliwy ~
wiol trzymac ma woody. Tu i owdzie
odgrazaja sic ze opuszcza szeregi.-
Panowie im PREDICT tenn lepiej. Polka
zalismy wan ze chcemy - ze pomimo
waszych knowah ma dobro Nv. Mar.
Pol. i sprswy polskiej praCujemy =
niedamy sic tax niedsmy sic.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-13

Fry ~ostatecxnem giosowaniu ctrzymal
glos6w A. Mallek 72, K. zychlihski SO.
sekretarzem ~jeneralnym wybrany Jest
A. Mallek.
Ma redaktora przy pierwszem gloso-
waniu otrzymal giosow F. Jablohski 90,
s. Nicki 20, T, Wild 8. - Poniewaa
s. Nicki i T. Wild giosy swe odstapili
F. Jabiohskiemu, zatem tenae wybrsuy
zostai og6lnym glosom redakto-
rem.
Zadecydowano, 70 nastepny sejm roe.
Pocznie sic " miescie Cleveland W pier
Uszy ~Poniedzialek miesisca wrzesnia
1895 roku.
Ma sekretarza "Zgody", OBJ. Rudzih.
ski Przedstawia s. Nickiego, OBJ. Sawa-
cki proPenuje, steby s. Nicki byl ra-
Iem sskretarzem Zgody i biblioteka-
rem, ma co tenAe odpowiedzial i. z DO.
wodu niskiej piacy przyja6 of..owanej
mu Posady ME mote.
Ma sekretarza przedstawiono naste-
Pujacyeh kandydat6w: W. Wisniewski,
ChrzAnowski, D. Ekowski 1 A. Maiew-
ski. Wybrany xostal J. Chr.anowski.
Jako majacy najwieksza liczbe giosow SO
Ma Bibiotekarza ~projektuja S. Mo.
kiego, poniewaa tenAe P~oprzednio o.
swiadczyi, Re przyjac posady .sdnej ME
mote, je1eli Il ME dale moznosci cho-
cisa skromnego utr.ymsnis, przeto del.
Dewojno projektuje pensyi dol. 900,
wniosek upsdl. = Terczewski .ada wy
znaczenia sunny M rozch6d biblioreki,
przyznano dolar6w 1000 m diva lata.
Ma wniosek del. Makielskiego, peusya
redaktora ~oznaczonR zostala 1000 dol.
rocznie.
Del. Olszewski czyni wniosek, aaeby
PodzieAowae "a truly i praoe bylemu
Rzadowi C~entralnemu z. N. P. przez
P~owstanie. Izba powstaje.
Marszaiek ozyta odlo4ona do czasu spra-
wozdania ksiagPrzez komisya raehuuko-
va sprawe Stana-diugo Eabierano glo.
. ,wreszcie przyjeto wniosek del. Smul-
skiego, sseby wybra6 sad polubowny.
Sejm K. z~akohczony.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-13
SRoDA 1890 WrzeSnia 1898,
Oalszy ciag sprawozdania z 2ej str.)

Oalszy ciag sp~rawozdania z 2ej STR
Posiedzenie przez prezesa Sejmu OBJ.
s. Lewandowskiego o godzinie 9-ej z
rama zosta{o otworzone.
Odczytara zostala lista delegatow,
%nieobecni delegaci: Szopihski, Pawih-
ski, Czernik, Gryca, K. Sa-
dowski, I{owiecki, WA. Mr6z, Zwik,
Berens. Modrzewski, NJ. J. Sadowski,
Gorzkowski, Gularski, Smulski, Piotro-
wski, Kufewski j Kostrzeski.
Protok9 z dnia poprzedniego zostal
odczytany i przyjety.
Delsgat Lauferski czyni wniosek 0
zmiane uchwaiy wyp@acenia 500 dola-
row ma wystawe Lwowska.
Delegat Bardohski i Leon Wild, a.
zeby zamknac W tel kwestyi debaty.
Wniosek przeszed1.
Delegat Lipihski czyni wniosek aze-
by j~eszcze ma wystawe Lwowska pre-
znaczyc re Skarbu Narodowego so do
larow. - Wniosek upadl.
Uczyniono wniosek azeby dzieh dzi-
siejszy przeznaczyc ma poprawki do
konstytucyi z. N. P.
Prezes Sejmu oswiadcza, 20 to Jest
juz uchwalone dnia poprzedniego, cd
czytano kilka korespondencyi, zdano
sprawozdanie, &c dobrowolna skIadka
ma pavilion polsko-amerykahski ma wy
stawie Lwowskiej, zbierana dnia wczo-
rajszego uczynila, lacznie z darem del.
Poszwihskiego dol. %, razem dol. IS
cent0w 50.
Naznaczono komitet do rozpatrzenia
skargi przeciwko grupie 212 2 Detroit,
Mich, do komitetu wyznaczeni zostali
delegaci A. Welzant, Jan Smulski,
Maca, Mroz Zd~zieb{owski.
Przystapiono do czytanis k~onstytucyi
u. N. P. W celu czynienia uwag i po-
prawek. Prey Art. 1 5 4 wszcze{y sic
debata mad urzedem Cenzora. Del.
Jaroslawsk i Grabarkiewicz zadaia
azeby urzad ten pozostal, przeciwnie
del. Zychlinski i Bardohski doma0aia
sic zniesienia. - Przystapiono do gio-
sowania, wywolujqc kazdego z delega-
tow imiennie. Za pozostawieniem
urzedu Cenzora byIo glosow 80 przeci-
wko Al. - Eaten W tym punkcie
konstytucya ME zostala zmieniona.
Prey odcEytaniu s 5 del. Terczewski
prosi o wyjasnienie " spravie charteru,
del. Lipihsh popiera to zadanie, del.
Czarnowski zapytuje sic czy charter
Jest ma stan Illinois j Michigan - del.
Slowikowski opowiada historye wyjecia
charteru, przeE kilku Zwiazkowych, =
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-13

storu niemoglismy znslesc odpowiednich
l naresscie oznajmiono Fam te musimy
wziasc rozmisr stancyi / pod&ug tegod dad
move zrobic. Obstalunek zrobilismy
bardzo korzystny ola Wv. Mar. Pol. be
to s1aty Przedstawiaja daleko wietsz,
wartosc. "a ~straoony czas aadalismy
dol. 8. So pomiedzy wami panowie de
legaoi byznesmaui, wieo powiedzcie cry
10 ola was zdaje sic wiele, 4 jeaeli wan
sic fdsje te wzielismy ioh nieslusznie
to wan Iaraz posoAe pisc dolar6w ma
st0. Del. Twarowski fada by debaty
zamknac. Del Berens by Rz,dowi
Ce~ntralnemu podziekowae. Del. Leon
Wild robi wniosek ably sekretarz jene.
rainy zaPisowal drobpe wydatki " ksis-
aeczoe' takows raz ma miesiac pred
kiadai Raadowi Centr. do podpisu q tn
PREY sPrawdzaniu rachunk6w sluaylaby
"a kwit. Wniosek psparty ! przeszedl.
Prezes sejmu robi propozycye BY
obra6 miejsce Rzadu Ceutralnego. Wy
brano Chicago.
NastePnie Przystapiono do wyznacze-
MIA niejsca na przyszly sejm.
Del Maternowicz p~roponuje Cleveland.
K. strzela Philadelphia. Del. Lewan.
dowski pr1emawia do delegat6w j prosi
by Pr1ysziy seiu odbyi sic " Cleveland
gdzie Z otwartemi reksmi przyjeci To-
stans- Del Stefanowicz robi wnicsek
by gsosowanie przez podniesisnie rski.
Upadi. Ma og6lne tadanie postanowio-
no giosowac ~imiennym wywolaniem
Przez kartki. Ksmitet do odbierania
kartek Eostai obrany nastepujacy: Del.
Beozkiewicz. Ojrowski, G6recki, Schrai-
Der | Magdziarz. Wynik ballotu byl
nassepujacy: Cleveland 104, Philadel-
Phis 81, Pittsburgh 2, San Francisco 1.
Wieo przysziy Sejm odbedrie sic "
Cleveland, Ohio " 1896 Z. Poczem
odroO1oho POsiedzenis do pc. do drugiej
po p~oiudniu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-13
Sessya ~POPO1udniOwa.

Zostaia otwarta o godzinie 2giej po
Posudniu. Pc odczytaniu listy delega
tow Del. Piotrowski przedstawil / obja.
snii jaki formal bedzie mial obraz pred
stawiajacy delegatov, oraz Re p. NIklas
wielki obraz blisko 416 stopach odfoto-
grsfowsny wyszle nj wystawe lwowska
Katden delegat kt6ren nadeszle swojS
fotografe zapiaci 3 dolary do
stauie obraz podObny temu iaki pred
stawis delegat6w Sejmu TX " Detroit,
Mich. lecz " wiekszyoh dsleko rozmia-
rsch zas u spodu wszystkie grupy nu-
merem ! n~azwiskiem i miejscem pobytu
beda umieszozone.
PrezesS eimuob b. Lewandowski mama
czyi nastepujacy komitst do o~bejrzenia
zbior6w oh. Saupskiego: Del. Hslihski.
Hsrtsux Piotrowski. Dalej wyznaczyl
komisyedo zbierania kartek / notowania
gios6w. Komitst ten stanowia del.
HENRIK Zielihski, s. ojrovski, JUSTIN
Hartwig, J6zei Rudzihski, J6zef Pc
czekaj.
Przyatspiono do glosowsnis m urzsd
cenzora. Przy pierwszem gsosowsniu ma
kandydst6w OBJ. Helihski otrzymal glo
SOW 81, oh. Gryglsszewski %, ponie-
wa2 oh. Gryglsszewski Erzekl Eis kan
dydatury pred drugiem giosOwaniem.
Eaten okrzyknisty Z wielka radoScia
zostal cenzerem T, n. Heli6ski.
Ma vice cenzors powoiano przsz akls-
macye prezess Sejmu OBJ. Lewandow.
skiego I Cleveland, D.
Ma prezesa Rzadu C~entralnege, glo.
sowsnis ns kandydat6w dslo rezultat
gios6w: w. Bsrdohski 33, s. +. A. Ss-
taleck 40, S. Siomihski 28, reszta glo-
SOW " maIej liczbie, PREY
drugiem gsosowAniu stsneli trzej wytej
w~ymienieni. Otrzymsli gios6w Sstaleekl
70, Bsrdohsk So, Stomihski IL, PREY
trzeciem oststecznen glosoWaniu s. F.
A. Sstalecki otrzymal glos6w 81, Bar
dohSki 81, wYbrany zstem zostsi preze
rem rzsdu Oentralnego OBJ. s. F. A. Sa
taleoki.
Ma vice-prezesow powoasni zostali
glosem ogolnym OBJ. st. Slomi6sh !
w. Bardohski.
Ma kAsyerH prEsz ~sklamacys powola-
nym Eostsa ob. n. Esjswski, dawnisj-
sly kssyer.
Ma Opiekun6w kssy podsno ma kan.
dydstow o~bywstsli: Smulski, Smie-
tsnka, KuAswski, GrOenwsld, Tsrczew-
ski, ChrEsnowski, Blaszks, Slswikowski
q tyoh wybrano trzech, kt6rzy przez
ksrth otrEymsh najwisksza liszbe gio
SOW: Smietsnks otrzyIsl glOs6w SO,
Smulski SO, Grosnwsld SO, Kuflewrki
10, Terozewsh 80, Blhszka 40, Chrza-
nowSh IL, ssowikowski 8, trzsj pisrwsi
obrsni EOstsli opiekunsmi kssy.
Ma sskretarza ~jeneralnsgo PREY pier
wsEen g~sOsowsniu otrzynsl glos6w
A. Manek 81, K, zyohlihski 50, Do
Watt 10 | hlku innyoh 20 pare glos6w
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-13

DELEGACI:
Grups 1, Julian Lipihski,
2, Stsnislaw Lsuferski,
3, Fran. S~owadzki, Kazimierz
zyOhlihski.
Grups 4, Wiktor Bsrdohski, Stefan
Makielski.
Grups 8, sEozepsn Terczewski.
o. Franciszek Walcxak.
2, Leon szOpihskL.
IL. Jan Nowieki, J6zef Ry-
dlswicz.
Grups IA, +. w. Pswikski, Konst. J..
M, Malsk.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-13

Sesya rama " sObote.
Posiedzsnis otwsrto o godzinie u
rsno. NsjprEod odczytsno lista dele
gatow . pOtem odOEytsno prOtokoly z
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-13

Grupe IL. =. j. FIorek.
Is, F. Ruchalski,
10, Edward Czerwihski, A. ].
Kosak.
Grupa 20 Jan Bobowski,
81 Kazimierz Domsgala.
~ Henryk Zielihski.
% Teo6l Stan,
"a :. A. Zaborowski, Winoen.
ty Kupferschmidt.
GruPa 20, J6zef Czernik.
20. Walsnty Kaszy6ski, DR.
Wlad Statkiewicz.
GruPs u, Teodor M. Heli6.ki.
20 d.. Alex Gryoa, B. Pa
sternaoki, FIR. Melin,
Grupa 30, Mateusz Stefanoviez.
81 J6zef Matz, Jozef Ro.an.
thai. n0'en-
Grupa 81, Adam Msjewski.
S8. Teo6l Terski Jan Ritter.
80, Rudolf Korpole wski.
80. Jan A. Nadolski.
Wssosowski.
GruPa ", Ignacy Dowiatt.
Al, Antoni Groenwald,
A, J6zef ]. Chrzanovski.
40, Franc. Kowalski.
i, Sd, J6zef Tuohocki, Leonard
Olszewski.
Grupa 81, MAJ Kuoera.
So. Wiktor Karlowski.
, 81. stanisiaw Ojrow.ki, Mi
chal Sfupecki.
Grupa go. Alex Welzant.
81, Ant. Schreiber.
81, Fir. H. J~abko6ski.
90 A. Herkowski, ALEXIS Ze-
szozy6ski.
Grupa 81, Antoni Li.tewnil, Teofl
Gilniewicz.
Grupa 70, Ludwik Wojoik
"a, Kazimierz Savicki.
rs, Maciej Naklas, walsnty
Mazursk, Ignacy Lsbus, Jan Gdyni..
Grupa "a, Franciszek Sniet.nk..
Leon Czeslawski.
Grupa 70. Ignscy Pulkow.ki.
81. Walenty Walkowiak.
81. Tomasz Palace,
80, FIR. 81. G6rks, Piotr Becz-
kiewicz.
GruPs SO, Jak6b Hartwip.
%, DR. J6zef Howiecki
u. Dyonizy Ekowski.
"a. Wawrzyniec Tenplin.
%. Cezary DuAewski, wiad.
Mr6z.
Grupa 90, Adam J~aroslawski.
" W, Franciszek LEILA.
lO2 J6zef Piatkiewicz.
100 Max Barahski.
lOS Stanislaw Barahski.
Ito, Michal wleklihski. To-
masz Nowacki.
Grupa Ill. Marceli M-oszczyhski.
liz, Frsnciszek zwik, Maciei
Szpotakski.
Grupa liz, Piotr Gutowski.
Ia, Stanisiaw Berenc.
115, Franc. Kozlowski.
liz, Tadeusz Wild.
liz, Jak6b Slowikowski, is.
zef Rudzi6ski.
GruPs III, szymon T. Modrzewsk.
l22, Ignacy Mr6z, Miehal Ma
gdziarz.
GraPa l27, Wlad. Poszwihski, Mi
ohai Ball.
GruPa 128, J6sef B~lociszewski.
l29, stsnislaw Rokosz.
lSO, FIR. Mordec, FIR. Merisie-
wioz.
Grups l32, Teodor Mixtacki.
1sb, Andrea wisanowski.
lS7, stsnisisw Tylis.
lss, Jan Maternowioz, NJ. ), }
SadoWski.
GruPa l4o, DR.. L. ssdowsh, FIR. Po-
SlusEny.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-13

Grups lac, stanislsw sakowski.
l47, Karol StrzelsckL
lac, Leonard Tuohooki.
lS2, WsaS. GOrzkowski.
lb4, Andrzei Gularski.
1bb, J6zef Prusihski.
lbe. Jan zakowski.
l6S, w. Fran, sOhnajdsr.
lo2, WaAd. Cbilinski.
loo, Frame. Gryglas.ewski.
loS, Ignaey J~edrasisk, Toosl
Fleming.
Grupa to0, Ludwik Roland.
ITO. Ksr6l Mscbek, Jan r.
.Smulski.
crups l72, Wincenty GoreoH.
176, Jan Kusnisrsk.
177, Klsmens Gorao1sv.k.
l7S, stani.asw P-iotrowski.
1Sl, J6zef Chrzanovsh.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-10-13

EVANSVILLE, Oct. 9.-Miss Ida Sutton, cid
est daughter of Mr.. Luther Sutton, died at
the residence of her father, near Black Horse,
on Thursday morning, of consumption, in the
22d year of her age. OF bright and sunny
disposition, she was greatly beloved, and was
shortly to have been married. Her funeral,
which twas very largely attended, took place on
Saturday, the burial being at Mckendree.
Rev. Thomas Henderson preached file dis
course from ] John, Sd chapter, Sth verse.
The bearers were Messrs. Ross Henderson,
Charles Pearce, Harry Nonemaker, George
Miles, Harry Gross and Philip Garrison.
Cards have been issued for the marriage OF
Mr. Thomas e. Hunter, of White Hall, and
Miss Clara May Luckey, of Black Horse. The
ceremony is to be performed at Bethel, on
Wednesday, Oct. 18th, al 7.3O P. NJ.
A protracted meeting was begun at Mcken-
dree on Sunday evening, Rev. F. r. Isaac
preaching from Eph 9Th, 14th: similar
meeting will begin at Norrisville NJ. Z. Church
on Sunday next.
The third quarterly conference of the New
Market Circuit of the NJ. 2. Church, will be
held at Dry Branch on tomorrow Saturday
CLAY.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-10-13
EIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by Our Correspondent
Uavre d. Grace Affairs.

Havre de Grace Affairs.
UAvRE DE GRACE, Oct 11-Mr. l.. w. Murphy
and family have returned to Hayre de Grace
where they will make their future home Mr..
Murphy has been engaged for the past two
wears with Armour & Co. in Chicago.
Among the visitors at the Worlds Fair
this week from Havre de Grace and vicinity
are Mrs II. f. Lee, Mrs. W. b. Hopkins,
James Massey and John Hopkins, DIR. John
H. Cochran and wife and Mrs. Cornelius
Mitchell.
Charles Drennen, son of Elm Drennen, had
his leg broken on Friday from a fall.
Miss Ella Moore, of Bradshaw spent few
DAYS this week with friends in Havre de
Grace.
Mrs NJ. A. Newell and family expect to move
to Baltimore the latter part of this week.
ST. Patricks Church fair opened Friday
evening of last week and will continue during
the month of October, winding up with ball
on the thirtieth.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
have begun the erection of new line between
Havre de Grace ard Baltimore. There will
be nine new copper wires ON this line besides
replacing the twenty-three iron wires they
now have Foreman j. o. Edmondson, of
this city, has charge of the work.
Mr. James l.. Miller, of Newark, Delaware,
and Miss Mamie Beck, of Akin, Cecil county,
were married at the residence of the brides
parents on Wednesday evening.
Mr. Brady, of Annapolis, has relieved Mr..
Miller as operator on the b. & o., during his
absence.
The time allotted the contractors for the
erection of the electric light plant is rapidly
passing, and as yet not the first sign OF work
mas begun. BLIFKISs.
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Aberdeen Affairs.

ABERDEEN. Oct. 11.-Our town is very
much alive now Gamers are shipping their
goods and making harvest for the railroad,
which the company ought to regard and give
lis new station.
The Novelty Factory has closed temporari-
w. We hope it will soon start up again, as 1t
was quite help in the way of work.
Mr.. G. w. Baker sent nine horses to the
Gentlemcn's Driving Park, where the Breed
ers' meeting is to be held next week.
Mr.. II. B. James horse, Spencer, was very
sick on Sunday. When they had given him
up to die he as usual baked and would not
go to horse heaven, for which the drummers
will be sorry.
Miss Abbie Hopkins has returned to Har-
ford Mrs. Hopkins is expected soon to fol-
low and occupy their new house in Aberdeen.
Robt. L. Morgan left last Friday for the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. jaime. B. Baker is moving his flowers
and plants to his new conservatory.
MI. n. b. Gilbert has started to build on
Bel Air avenue.
Mr. James A. Wiles has added porch to
his store.
Mr. b. II. Barnes is building shed for his
lumber.
We understand that Mr.. w. G. Rouse has
given the contract for the building of five
more new houses near the can factory.
VIRGINIA.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-10-13

SEMI-CBNTENNIEL AT ROCK RUN.-The
Semi Centenniel services Of Rock Run NJ. E.
Church will be held in the church next Sun
day. At 10 A. NJ. there will be an "Old Fash
toned Love Feast" to which all former and
aged members are invited. At the close of
this service the Rev. W. NJ. Frysinger d. d.
Editor of the Baltimore Methodist will preach.
DR.. Frysinger was present and preached dur
ing the recent Camp held at Carsins Run,
winning the hearts of all present. At 7.3O
p NJ. there will be an Epworth League Mass
meeting and revival. Short addresses will
be made by DIR. Frysinger and others and all
Leagues are urged to be present.
On Thursday at 2. P. NJ. there will be me
mortal services for the dead in the Cemetery
at which time interesting exercises will be
held and addresses made by Revs. ii. C.
Smith, Earl Maloy, W, F. D. GLENN and H.
D. Mitchell. All lot holders and relatives OF
the dead buried there are invited TO be present
and decorate graves.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-10-13
The Lowest Rate of the Year to Chicago
via Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
Coach Excursions.

At a recent meeting the rate to Chicago via
the Pennsylvania Railroad was definitely de-
cided upon, and will hold good during the re-
manning excursions of the peoples popular
coach series: $500 from New York, ST 90
from Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
and propOrtionately low rates from other
points on The company's division and branches.
These rates are the lowest that have yet been
authorized, and their ultimate legality has
been brought about mainly through the efforts
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The remaining dates on which this rem ark
able rate will apply are October 18th
and 21st, from New York and Philadelphia,
and 18th and 21st, from Baltimore and
Washington, when trains will leave the several
Eastern terminals fully and comfortably
equipped with Pennsylvania standard coaches,
and all taking advantage of these exceptional
opportunities are assured OF being amply cared
for in transit. The arriving time in Chicago,
early the next afternoon, is on equality with
the fast express trains schedule, and affords
sufficient time for selection of accommoda-
lions for the stay in Chicago.
The immense volume of travel now directing
itself towards the Worlds Fair, and the rapid
" approaching termination of the Exposition
influence the company to place every induce
ment possible before the public. There could
be no better way devised to encourage visits
to the most marvellous gorgeous exhibition the
people of this generation have ever seen.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-10-13

BEL AIR NoTEs-Mr Oscar Smith and Miss
Mollie Gibson, both of York county, Pa, were
married at the NJ. 2. parsonage, Bel Air, by
the Rev. $. a. Hoblitzell on Saturday morn
ing last.
Mr. A Preston Gilbert, who attended
school at Lawrenceville Academy, n. j., last
year left on Tuesday for Annapolis where he
will enter st. Johns College. Mr.. Gilbert is
an all round athlete and will prove au excel
lent addition to the college football team.
Professors Sylvester and Taliaferro, of the
Maryland Agriculture College, were at the
fair ON Thursday. Professor Sylvester speak
ing of the club exhibits, said ''They far exceed
anything of the kind 1 ever seen." Prof.
Taliaferro expects to leave for Chicago on
Saturday.
Mr. L. II. Baldwin, the genial agent of the
Washington Life Insurance Company, was a
welcome visitor at The 1E.giS office on Thurs
day.
Mr.. Charles N. Oehm, proprietor of Acme
Hall Clothing house Baltimore was in Bel All
and called at the 4Egis Office on Thursday.