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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

Rev. Dr. Francis T. L. Clarke. the
founder of the Ghrl stian LndeaYor
movement, delivered an interest
ing lecture IN Hanover Freshly
terlan Church laat evening to large
audience Dr.. Clarke Ia All eloquent
and fluent speaker, and, assisted by
stersopttcoa viGw,s took his large au-
dience around the world on pleas
ant trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

DEPUTY Coroner TaltneTs 5Hry 10
Investigate the death oil Thomas u,
Buckmoster veg nrduy afternoon, eX,
enerated August Faske from an
blame. BuckmHstNr was arcld entafly
shot by tasks on Monday night wuile
ahootlnE on the river bank. Issko's
testimony was;
Il saw something at the side Of the
tree. thought 1t was an upossum
and shot OF It. man then stepped
out from the tres and raised his gun.
He may not have meant to shoot, /
never saw the man teforo pud did not
know him"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

pUbLtC SALE
% HEAD or HORSES
I will sell ut iIockossiu, Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 3lst. 1891.
At O'Clock P. NJ,
a carload of Horses us follows
No. /. Surrel horsr, years Old. Ii hands
nigh. well broken, single or double, extra
good style. weight l4Ol. This Is a good
actor.
No. and 3-palr Of iron grays. years
old 10 hands. weight 25a1 his is II good
team. with action and nerve, good feet
aud limbs; his team is we'll worth the n =
tentlon OF every one wanting Il good,
heavy team ana Will 10 sold for what the y
VIII trlhg. i rare chance to get Il line
team for small price,
Nos. Sand b-Pa of hay horses. years
old, 10 hands. weight g4lU heavy tails, Ion j.
necks. This team Is slitnble for every
kind If use, Broken double and single
VIII be sold single or double 10 suit pur-
chaser.
No land 4 Pair of blacks. years old
! l6i hands, weight 2et0, broke to steam,
| fearless OF al objects, drive like one
horse; vii besJld ST. gle or duubletU suit.
! No, =. Bay mare Byears Old, 1873 hands.
driver.
No, .. Bay mare, 5years old. 49,, hands.
weight 1850 pounds, well broken in all
harness. smooth sud nice.
|
| weight 1900 pound. broken in double har,
nc II nice and smooth.
No. II. Bay mare. years old. 10 = hands,
| broken fora ladytO drive This is III good
a chunk as anybody has.
No. Ebay horse. years old 10 hands
1900 brohon ia all harness ana is the kind
everybody wants; eau work or drive.
No. IL Bay horses. Il y hands, weights
200, Broke' in all harness. smooth and
nice.
No. H-Bay chunk ) years old. weight
900, good style. clean and nice. will work
anywhere.
No. II-Roan horse years old. I5It
hands, 1870 pounds, with plenty OF snap.
/ fe rless OF steam broken in ali harness, Il
ilrst-claSs business horse
No lG-IiuS mare,5 years Old i5i. hands
100 pounds, small head, long neck, sired
by Ben Wills record a.2G; she has never
been handled for speed.
Tho balance oil them are good chunks
md general business h0rs B. / have Sc
lecled them specially for this marker, and
they ere smooth aud thoroughly broken
Come aud see them; they can be seau .
days prior TO sale. This is my first sale In
~ and intend to sell them without re.
serve Dinner at IL o'clock sale at
O'Clock, No pospOnement on account OF
the weather. | believe this Will lie good
chance TO get a young. sound horse cheap,
Tor Will srll El.NOOD WLBSTEK.
l. W. >ti1ham * Son. Auctioneers,
Chandler. Glern. Fits
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

This MOI ming about 10 O'Clock, one
OF tho horses attached to the ooal
wagon OF Griffith. Sixth and Orange,
got ito right hind leg into the mani ole
ut Third and French streets. and re-
celved some slight injuries. The acol-
dent was caused by the cover OF the
manholo sliding on.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

Chester limos YESTERDAY.
George Is. Minnick OF this city, is en-
titled to the capture OF Michael Burns
the would-be train wreeker. Mr.. MIN
nick is train dispatcher at Wilmington
ard when Engineer Smith reported the
accident at Ridley signal tour Mr.. Min
nick was notified lie then traced Burns
as lie passed up tho track End was cap
g, ured as stated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

" ''""'H F"H''1IT !" -'F'T'"F3 FOHOTeu,
At the dedication OF the Young
Womon's Christian Home In Washing
ton, tho following glowing tribute
was paid TO Mrs. Mary Cause Wilkin-
son who founded the home IAN Loil
and all honor TO the mebi0ry OF that
grand woman. tho heroic founder OF
this home Mrs. Mary CAUSE Wilkin.
son-who, though now she Is gune
from this earth TO her heavenly homo.
her spirit is LOOKING dowa upon this
scene with rejoicing ami unfeigned
delight. Long Will tho fragrance OF
her memory linEsr here, a8 long as
these walls shall stand. her rulrest and
her nobiest monument"
Mrs. Wilkinson was 2 sister to ].
Taylor Cause, OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

The West Chester Local says: Mon.
day Messrs. DUPONT and McCluslRnd,
OF the W. II n Railroad, were over
the road In n special car and stopping
OF I.enape they came TO West Chester
over the electric railway. They were
Just looking around, they remarked.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

Elwood Webster will have a sale of
Western horses ct the stables in Hoo.
kes In, Oh Wednesday. January 81 In
the lot are several tine travellers as
well as superior pullers. All who wish
bargains should take look at them.
Mr. w. is a fair man in business and
deserves encouragement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

Or send postal card for ton OF extra
large pea coal to II. 4. Sergeant, deal.
er Ia coal, wood and grain, Westfrn
oats, haled hay aud straw. Hickory
wood for open grates. Yard l06 Mary
land Ave Phone 545. Central Office,
9TH and King streets. Phone 5SI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

BEALD & COMPANY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Seventh and Market Strests.

Investment Securities yle lJing from
to per cont.
Orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks and bonds on GO nmisslon executed
ut ali the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New York
philadelphia Boston and Chicago.
Foreign drafts and letters OF credit is
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

a mastery paIn.cure. Mr. +. c.
Wegman. ljl Prospect ST., Brooklyn.
n. y, SAYS this; While at work
sprained my ankle AMI was only able
10 get home with the greatest Difficult.
ty. / sent for Il bottle OF salvation
OIL and gave my ankle thorough
rubbing after which the pain subsidized
and after second application the pain
entirley dlsappenreh.r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy, preceded by rain or snow in
different sections, Friday clearing and
colder, as the zero weather In the
northwest will extend eastward,
though in modified form.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

The sixth annual report OF the
ii omeoputhic Hospital shows that Dr.
a. Negen1ank attended l2S patients;
Dr.. Leonard KittinGr W patients:
Or. /. M. Finn IL Be6tcx7s; DR.. Rile
lSi cases. OF tins number only IL
died. There vera 1880 prescriptions
issued III ali departments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

The funeral OF William McGonlgal,
OF Washington. II. @. took place to-
day. The remains arrived In this city
ut O'Clock and interment was made
at Riyervlew Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

A grand musicale will be given at
The above charch to .nlght by the pas.
tors Sunday school class. for the bene-
fit Of the church. First.elass musical
and literary talent have been engaged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

Rev, l.. l.. Hubbard will deliver q
lecture in Union NJ. l.. Church to.
morrow tIhursday) evening, at 100
O'clock. entitled: "ls the Clam a
Crank" under the auspices OF Union
Chapter, Epworth League. Admission
20 cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

BECK-Dl NBAH,-Gn Philadelphia. on
Jan. s3i. by the Rov Mr.. RlrharIso
MIR. Samuel j. Beck and Miss Lulu,
Dunbar, both of Wilmington.
SCRANTON In Philadelphia,
Jan. Is. NJ tue parsonage. Ivy Rev. e.
Fulwcll. y. d.. frank L. Milen to Miss
Amy Scriiiun. both or this city
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

CAstttfpy. y. y N David Kennel
dy, kundout. n Y My bear sir III
have been an Invalid Tor 81 years sur
1ering from mpIiratiOn of dis.
eases, much OF tie Tune unable TO sit.
up ln=Gad. Five on six times have
been reporte ell load and on the 9Th OF
last 0cto OF there WAS an account OF
my death published 10 nearly all tho
papers throughout the country. Al
though II s"ehrd a. II it was too late
10 hnd any medicine that would bRue-
" me. thank ti9d | did lind II In Dr.
David keruoiy'a layotIte Remedy, Of
KOndout n Y. have Teen on the
gain ever sIuG0 / began lis use lam
feeling better than / have for 20 years
psst, AMI am marvel to all my ac-
quaintahces, as many look upon me
as one llsen iiun the dend MAY God
ever blesS and prosper YOU who has
given TO the world medicine OF
such wonderf curative power. Is my
prayer, Your uhedlent servant.
b i CHAtiBlhtAiN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

Ruling prices. Ruling prices.
Amer. Sur. Ref. a. Lake T. & " es.. Ih3.
Ach Top& B F.. II Pacific Com. IA
Chn southern. 81 n Pacific P'd... 10
Central of Nj ll5 Tenn Z n ICo.. iGk
ShlGago " W.l03]s Union Pacific. 1917
Oh Bur l. COY. TTls Wabash Com, d.
Uhicsgo Gus. -. CON Wabash Pref'd. iIil
" MI d - r.. 59'g Weat'n Union. 80
o RI " Pane. G7t. IehighVNlley.,, 80
z. st r. M.& o.. 37S Pomnn .....,:... do,.
q q @ g. St L.. Sils Reading 10
US Cat Fda.. 20 Phlla. Traction. Qli,
Vel II hudson. 1881 I. Il. Rights. u
PEI Lac &Wes. lBn Met Traction. l0i
Ed'an 2 II Co.'S. MI naito, Traction III.
Lake shore. ...1H lidg. Gen.Mtgs 72h
Louis a Nash. -. AN Nat Cor, Co... Ia
Missouri Pacific 2.,s Lehlgh Nav.. 5aA
N E...... I45s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

A force OF mon were to-day taking
out J. A. Bonta's glass machine.
which was built by the Pusey and
Jones Company, preparatory to ship,
ping 1t 10 Pittsburg, where it will
he ngaln put In position aud tried.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

The Pole who was held at the lat
term Of the U. 8. Circuit Court 10 r
oouhterfelting was taken to the Kings
County Institution to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

Grace Church congregation re elected
four trustees Monday even ing. They
were Henry Adams, Henry plckel 8,
Tlomas Is. Smith and G. +. Rudolph.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

CSC ones for 45e
$40 ones for Go
95c ones for 15c ....
81 90 ones for soc
si.25 ONES fer sl.00
$50 ones for Sl.i5
$40! ones for sl.a5
81 10 ones for sl.37
81. 10 ONES for S2.OO
Twelve styles Ladies' Mus.
lin Skirts with tucks and
Hamburg Flouncing - no
one styles being complete in
sizes.
4ic ones for 30c
sl.25 ones for sl.00
$500 ones for sl.5O
$3.50 ones for 800
Ten styles Muslin Draw.
ers, trimmed and tucked
with Hamburg and torchon
lace-no one style complete
III sizes.
40c ones for SOC
Soc ones for 800
SIC ones for 400
75c ones for $40
$l00 ones for 10
Eight styles Ladies' Chem.
Use trimmed and tucked with
lace and Hamburg.
25c ones for zoo
SOC ones for soc
f9r ones for 1876
71c ones for SOC
SIC ones for 69t
ell! ones for f9c
&l.31 ones for sI.Oo
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

Furnishing an d Market
How in such a
Goods short time we
p have built up
Impairment such a trade and
continue to in
crease It. We buy for cash
from makersand first hands,
and being satisfied with
small profits to turn the
goods quickly, we make
popular prices all through
the department. Every
thing in this line we can
give you of the latest
styles and best qualities,
and will take particular
pains to accommodate you
with anything you may
want. lhoSe 7-cent COL
lars, Is cents a dozen, and
two Tor Is cents Cuffs are
new stock and new styles
and are a sample of the
things we offer whenever
we can pick them up. Full
lines OF White Shirts, I'm.
derwear, Hosiery, Neck
wear. Umbrellas, Gloves
and in fact anything and
everything wanted in this
line.
Closed evenings at 6 ex-
cept Saturdays.
JAS. L. MULLIN & Son,
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

COLLAR SALE = Few dars 4.ply
Linen Collars regular l5c goods. 4
cents each, 45c dozen. Sizes IA to Is Z.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

Is one Of the
wonders Of 9th
a II d Market.
How in such a
short time we
have built up
such a trade and
The Worthington advance., 1894-07-26
PROCEEDINGS
OF Board Of County Commits
siOners.
Auditors office, Worthington,
July 9th, 1894.

July 9th, 1894. !
The Board of County Commission.
ers met in annual session; all the
members present. The minutes Of
the last meeting were read and ap-
proved. r>r .,.% -'.
The liquor license bonds of Ed
ward Manuel and Herbert Pass were
approved. ~.@ -"
On hearing petition of Samuel
Easto to be set off, with his land, to-
wit: the Northeast quarter of section
Ten (1O) in Worthington township,
from School District number 80 and
annexed to School District. number
81; the prayer of the petitioner was
granted.
1t was ordered that the personal
tax of Regina Duvenhogger in the
township of Vilmont, amounting to
$l.61 be refunded. The Board ad-
journed to the 10th inst. at 8 o'clock
A. M.
July 10th - The Board met pur-
suant to adjournment. A list of
names of persons was selected for
Grand and Petit Jurors to take the
place of those who had served at the
March term of the District Court.
The list of uncollected personal
taxes was carefully examined, and
those that were thought to be uncol-
lectable were ordered cancelled.
The bills of the Board of Health of
the town Of Wilmont for services rem
dered in quarantining scarlet fever
patients were taken up, and on mo-
ton, were rejected.
The Board adjourned to the 18th
inst. at 9 o'clock A. M.
July 11th.- The Board met pur-
suant to Adjournment. Estimates
were made for County expenses for
the ensuing year, as follows;
For County Revenue $4,000
Interest 2,OOO
Poor 1900
" ." Road and Bridge 1000
ny" Bond fund 1000
Total tax lew y. ~ $4,000
Applications tor bridge appropria-'
tions were laid on the table.
The County Auditor was instructed
to have the County Road Grader re-
The Worthington advance., 1894-07-26
paired, if it was going to be used this

!"
were rejected, said bills not being
proper charges against this county.
The following bills were audited and allowed
G d Palm, collins for Belle and Grace
Rose, 2.t0
G D Palm, bedding for Rose family, 1915
r w Blasfnp. medicine for Geo Berries, 2.85
Jas Boardman. meat for Geo Belris, 4.1
Geo Shaw, work on county grader, 400
s j Shaw, same, 7l.S7
A Il Lindgren. repairs for grader, 23.43
Ledene s. Anderson, clothing for Magnus
johnson $50
j. Porter. rent of house for Beireis, $500
Walter Booth, blanks, ~ 1915
Pioneer P ress. blanks, .>.' 10
Geo D Bernard & Co., blanks, 800
Perkins Bros Co. deed records, $3.50
Ray Humiston, chemical examination Of
Jas, Gallagher, 5000
Edward Dolan. postmortem same, 2l.50
Bennett Evans, drayage in Loucks case. !75
WS Lewis. merchandise for jail, 4.45
A G Lindgren, mds for Geo Beireis, 9.s4
J G Thorn, returning personal tax war.
rants. oz'oo
Kemper & Elliott, 3 bases and foot stones
for soldiers monuments. 1876
&C May, attending Mrs Geo Beireis, 1000
CCMay, post mortem examination OF
body of Loucks. $500
L B Bennett Justice fees in case Of State
vs. Riley Boiling, 40
T n Thom sheriff fees same, 1850
Edward Dolan. witness same. ITO
Bills Of E X Smith and G Eastwood were
laid over to next meeting.
The sum of one hundred and fifty
dollars was appropriated to pay post
age, expressage, etc.
n NJ Palm. days on board Co Com and
mileage. $40
EA Tripp, same, 1.@
A & Lindgren, same, 13O
John Mock. same, 1890
FT Graves. same. l14O
The board adjourned to the 10th
inst.
JOHN J. KENDLEN,
County Auditor.
July 20, '94. The Board of County
Commissioners met pursuant to ad-
journment.
On motion the petition to change
that part of county road No. Z that
is now located on S. w. ! of section
13 in Dewald township 50 that the
,,sI same whsh n changed would run on
section line between sections 13 and
"a in said town, was granted, CON-
mittee having reported the road on
The Worthington advance., 1894-07-26
LotS III Bigelow village lowred forty per cent.
WOEthington township l0wred ten per cent.

s5@ss3S4% e59E STRUCTUHB6. ~ trs.''' -s.@E
Indian Lake, raised twenty .hve per cent.
Little Rock, raised twenty per cent. g. a
LOr1ig. raised twenty per cent. "f''.
DeWAld, raised twenty-five per cent. f,a "
HerSey, raised twenty por cent. - .-,y,-
Eli. raised twenty per cent.
Summit Lake, raised ten per cent. ,&aG,1 y
! LfsmOre, raised twenty per cent. .,,, T.. H5
Graham Lake. Haisetl twenty per cent.
seward, raised twenty per cent. 1s,."t ss'a--
Bloom, raised fifty cer cent. III !,
TheperSOnAl assessment Of John BcbenSee, IN
Bigelov township. was reduced from e6o5 TO
The Btard adjourned to the Goth inst. at .
,i.sa% sa- y .Tas ..,s July 26th.
The Bard Of Equalization met pursuant to
Adjournment. and after reviewing the assess.
ment, adjourned. sine die. -
~ !. I'er JOHN J. KENDL1N, .-
,'s5 County Auditor.
The Worthington advance., 1894-07-26
With a Marked Accent.

Friend-Does the baron, your son.
in-law, speak with much of an ac'
cent? ,
Richpurse-He did when he dis
covered how had fixed his wife's
dower.-Puck.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-31
OITY BREVITIEs.

The criminal session of the city court
that was to have been heard last Saturday
viii be held this morning it having been
necessarily postponed by the court.
Judge A V Barker and District At
torney Robert S. Murphy of the Forty
seventh judicial district of Pennsylvania
arrived yesterday on the Chattahoochee.
They are taking rest from court duties
and are making a hurried tour of Flor
ida.
There will be a meeting Of the county
commissioners this afternoon as announced
in yesterdays Morning News, for the pur-
pose of considering the resignation OF
Capt. John r. Dillon as clerk of the board.
Capt. Dillon is a candidate for recollection
to the office Of receiver Of tax returns,
and prefers to give up his clerkship, which
is a small office. rather than that Office,
on account of the bill passed 10y Chat
ham cOunty's representatives to Dust linn
from one of the offices which he held. The
board will likely elect a clerk 10 I'LL the
vacancy. Capt. Dillon has the cou1ty's
business at his fingers ends and his loss
as clerk of the board will be one that the
commissioners Will not find easy to supply
No more enjoyable occasion, It is safe
to say, is scheduled for this evening than
the New Years Eve hop Of Division No
l of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at
:Iibernian hail. Rosenfeld's full dance
orchestra will furnish the music. The
committees report everything in read
mess, and a pleasurable entertainment
is assured those who attend. The hail
will be properly heated and supper, which
will be served at y o'clock, is in the
hands of experienced committeeman. As
the proceeds of the hop will be devoted
to the endowment Of the chair of the
Irish Language in the Catholic University
at Washington, D. c., not only the mem
bers of Division No. l but those Of the
other divisions in the city and their
friends are taking a great interest in the
patriotic undertaking and will attest by
their presence their lively interest in the
object. Dancing will start at o'clock.
The expiration of the old and the birth
of the new year will be property cele-
brafad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-31
The FIGHT TO Be CORONER.
That Is the Principal Interest in The
County Election.

The Friends OF Both Candidates Ac-
lively at work-where the Strength
of Each Lies-NeitherC Capt. Dixon Nor
Mr.. Goette Likely to Have a Walk
over-Sharp HustlinR on Both Sides.
1t IS generally accepted now that the
office Of coroner is the only one for which
there will be a contest at the county cleo
ton on Wednesday.
The public was 10th to believe that Capt
John Dillon and Mr.. Waring Russell
could allow the opportunity to pass with
out pitting their strength against each
eepted now that such is the case. No op-
position to any other Of the county officers
has been heard of, and it seems that Can
didates Dixon and Goette will have the
field clear for their own fight The friends
Of each are actively at work There was
considerable quiet caucusing going on
yesterday, and 1t is understood that there
will be some political gatherings tonight.
The friends of the two candidates are
very sanguine. and it is evident that the
fight is lively and interesting one. The
friends of Mr.. Goette rely upon his piling
up big majority in the Fourth district,
and they also claim a majority for him
in the First district. and that he will d.
vide Second and Third districts evenly
with his opponent. The friends of Capt.
Dixon claim that as a prominent military
man, he can rely upon the solid vote of
the military This, however, is disputed
by the supporters of Mr.. Goette
The question is frequently asked as to
which candidate Mr.. Russell is giving his
support. He has declared however, that
he is hands off in this fight and that he will
not attempt to influence his friends one
way or the other. Each side claims
majority of what is known as the Russell
following.
There are not quite 5000 voters regis
tered for the county election, and of this
number a little over 1000 are colored.
There is some doubt whether Major Roy
all. the colored candidate, will remain in
the field. In case he does it is likely that
he will get the majority of the negro
vote. The coroner's Office pays 81, 500 a
year, so it is not likely that the price
of votes will run very high. The list of
managers and clerks for the election has
already been published in the Morning
News. Interest in the city election is
likely to remain in allegiance somewhat
until the county election is over
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-31
THE MUSIC an ST. JOHNS.
The Christmas Programme Repeated at
Yesterdays Service.

The Christmas music at st. Johns
church was repeated at yesterday morn
ings service. 1t was sung even better
than it was Christmas day. The TIE Deum
in f fiat was splendidly sung; the solos
by Mrs. Haynes. Mrs. schreiner, Mr..
Bates and Mr.. Blois being admirably rem
dered.
The Jublate by Buck, with the solo by
Mr.. Bates, and duet by Mrs. Haynes and
Mrs. Schreiner was very effective.
The Christmas anthem, Behold I Bring
You Glad Tidings, in which was the ladies'
trio, by Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Schrener and
Mrs. Silva, without accompaniment, was
beautifully rendered. Mr. Blois' solo was
an effective effort
The offertory solo, Christmas Song. by
Gounod. by Mrs. Haynes, with violin
obliyato by Prof Won Harden, was sung
with great effect, the violin accompanf-
ment adding greatly to ii, the Venite by
Barnes was also artistically rendered. The
quartette by Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Schreiner,
Mr. Deacy and Mr.. Blois being superbly
sung.
The organ playing by Mr.. White, organ
list and director of the choir and the ac-
compartments to the solos were features
of the music. All of the singers were in
excellent voice, and the elaborate music
was most arts ically rendered. The new
choir under the direction of Mr.. White
has already established itself among the
first choirs of the south. Beginning Sun
day, Jan. 10. it will sing the full choral
service at night.