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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31
IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL..



Listen. listen. Charities a kissing,
Where .whereY In the paflor there,
In tho big arm chair,
With his arm around Maria,
Gazing In the tire
Niles Emma Meeger, OF Chester, has
come to this city to spend week with
her parents.
The wedding OF George W. Pusey,
the enterprislng manager OF the Clif.
ton Milling Co., south of kennett
Square, to Misc S. Florence. daughter
of Samuel Sharpless, will take place at
noon Wednesday,, February 14th, at
the biides home, at Yorklyn. Del.
David W. Caskey of Glenolden and
Miss Lizzie X Davis. OF this city will
he married In Second Baptist Church
on February IA.
John Williams Of Edge Moore and
Miss Mary Anderson of this city were
married by the Rev. j. d. q. Hanna on
Monday evening.
Lewis Scheu OF this city visited Col
onel Cody Anrenger in Washington
yesterday. The many friends OF the
colonel will be pleased TO learn that he
is so improved In health that he hopes
soon to he In Wilmington,
MIR. George Wells the butcher In
Eighth street market house met with
a severe accident by catching his ting.
or In closing door.
Mrs. Frank Taylor OF number sos,
west Eighth street is confined to tho
house with sickness.
Cards OF invitation have been issued
announcing the wedding OF james N.
Todd, OF benton. Md, member OF
the Caroline county bar, and Mics
Cara Naudaln. Of Lansd owne. Pa, to
take place on February 7. Mr.. Todd
Ia ali L. A. t.E L.,
OF the Rev. II. W. Todd
Miss Furman. Instructor In elocu-
tlon at Swarthmore College, will leo.
tnre tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
before the Friends school. Her sub.
jeot Will be, How to Become Good
Reader"
The second OF series OF dances of
the Delaware Field Club was given in
the New Century Club last evening
The chaperons were: Mrs. l.. I. War.
ner. Mrs. Willard Thompson. Mrs.
Henry Aendinhall. Mrs, Edward 4.
Belts, Mira. James Darlington, Mrs.
Henry Richardson. The young women
who assisted In receiving were: Miss
Mary y Belts, Miss Bessie thompson,
Miss Helen Thompson, Miss Agnes
Richardson. Miss Eleanor Mendiuhall,
the Misses Warner. Miss Martha Rich.
ardson. Mics Anna richardson, Miss
Anna Ferris. Miss Jessie b.. Thomas,
Cooke orchestra OF Philadelphia furn.
ished the music. ...-.
MIR. McMenamin is lying seriously
| at his home, No. 305 Eaet Eighth
street, with indigestion.
A pretty wedding ceremony will
take place this evening In Central Pres.
bytefiun Church by Rev, William p,
SwlrCz, the contracting parties be.
| ing Miss Mary jack. tho accomplished
daughter OF Mr.. William II, Jack, No.
l05 Shipley street, and AIR. Horace G.,
| Warner, OF New York. The home of
Miss Jack is tastefuly decorated for q
reception, which the happy couple will
hold alter the ceremony previous to
their departure for an extended honey
moon. They will DO Fat home In
New York inter March lat.
The assortment-Ladies Misses
| coats still large, prIces loss than roat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31
HOME DYEING MADE EASY
HANDSOME c0LoRs THAT NEVER
FADE.

It's Easy to bye with Diamond Dyes
Black for Gotten. Wool and Silk that
Does Not Crocl-aiaLes Old CIoaks,
Gowns. mud Suits Look Like New.
at is really marvellous" said a Mar.
Eet street druggist, 'how the hard
times have increased the sale Of dia-
mond dyes. Ladies' buy ons package
as an experiment. and find the dye 80
easy to use that they color all their
old clothing, and come out with new
gowns. cloaks, and suits for tho whole
family. The diamond black dyes see IN
especially popular Ioften selling hall
q dozen packngea to one customer"
For more than ten years diamond
dyes have been the favorlte family
dyes In Whining ton, and although lmi-
tation package dyes have been offered
for sale on account of their Interior.
tty to the diamond In strength, fast.
ness, aud beauty, they could not get
any lasting sale.
Diamond dyes arc put up In over
fifty different oolors for wool and silk
with special dyes for cotton. Their
fast black dyes are so simple and easy
to use that even child can dye per-
feet color with them, one that will not
fldo, crock or wash out. There are
three different kinds (for wool, for
cotton, and for silk and teathersl, and
they all Inake full, rich black equal
to the handsomest shade made by III .
professional dyer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

WAsnINGIeS, Jan. 80 Senator Nc.
Pherson, who returned to Washington
last evening, DESPITE the protests OF
his friends. has declared his intention
OF again beginning wore In the Senate
Since his return he has however kept
to his room, and only his intimate
friends knew OF his arrival. Tho Sena.
tor first went TO ST, Augustine, fla.
whcFe weeks soiOurn convinced him
the climate WAS not suitable for his
bronchial trouble. He thereupon went
to Aiken, 5. &. where he remained two
weeks. He is ahlo to sleep better
than he DID. but there appears to he
no permanent Improvement III his
conQli ON.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

ELKroS, Md. Jan 30. Charles Ernest
the bar ter. who wes arrested Jan 10,
charged with attempting to set on
fire the Howard House. the largest
hotel in Elkton. was brought before
Judge Frederick stump this morning
on writ OF haheas corpus sued out
by his counsel. H1 was released from
the charge OF arson, but was commit
ted to answer TO the charge Of larceny
OF several electric light lamps which
were found In his pockets oil the
morning OF the arrest, Ernest
furnished $500 bail ana was released.
he Jorge deuartment at tho McCu
Tough Iron Works Northeast. Cecil
County, which had been shut down
for several months, resumed opera
ton on Monday.
Tho Dunbar Morgan house and lot
on High strcat were sold to-day ut tho
court house door, nj truster's sale, to
Amos 5. Evans, Of Rising sun, for
$3.50.
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bEGIsrET's 0RDEN
~ RkLlSTERS OFFICE,
NEW CAbrIE Co. DlT.

y
january / lS9i.
Cron the application of WilIian II
late Of BTeuuy wtEs hundred in sui,
county, deceased. IL ia ordered Rii5
directed By tho Register that fhi
Executors aforesaid giyo notice
OF granting OF LGttara Testnmon
tary upon the estate of tho dcceesei
with the date OF granting thereof, BY
causing advertisement. TO he post7d
WITHIN forty dny > tr1m tAo date Of sioh
a. tho county UINaw Castle. reatiltng
al persons AnVlAg demands against thG
stta:s TO present tile hnnle Of abide by
All Act Of Assembly In sUch cpss made
TO be inserted within tho same peri1i
n tie Daily Republican, news
pHPet published In Wilmington, nei,.
md 70 hO cOntialod therein three Yeeifs
30. d. s2-'NH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

head of good work or dris ing hor-e1
No. !. Dixie, sorrcl horse s years old,
ilrst.elass driver and good worker.
No, =. Nollte. ine brown mate. 5 We lrs
Old. wei bro&en 10 siuEle ani double
No. y. Kettle, dun mare with black
points, ye ne old. This mare promises
to he u tlnc loadster.
No 4. Ned, dark bay horse 0 years
old. an excellent worker.
No. .: Fannie. large snrrei brood
mare II yeurs Old an excellent worker
ard good driver.
No u. Dol, II chunky bay colt years
old; partially broken.
No. Z. uNoleoy. sorrel, colt year old
of excellent stock.
- head of superior home-raised mllcb
cows, many OF them with calves by thplr
sides, and tho others either fresh or close
springcrs; Durham Auil 4ycafs old, one.
hall OF ~ head OF sheep many of tncm
with lambs by their silesi 5 liue shOat
pigs.
Farming Implements farm wagons
with hay rlgginss,l OK cart plank roller,
l Detriny binder, mowers one new; |
grain drill double hnirOws. . sulkey
cultlvatolS hand cultiVatprs, farm
dearborn. nO-tOp buggy. | TOP buggy, /
| carriage pole, Slough, | corn shelter, /
HriudstOnr. dist harrow, 3plaws, grain
truck, wheel barrow, | dis, corn marker,
small peach wagon single and double
trees, carriage, Wagon aud pillow harness,
forks, rakos hoes, shovcis, cow chains
grain bags rarpeatcr tool | farm boiler
creamery 2Chplna = butter boXr3, mix
buckets, pNns cook stove large pnrlor
stove Wi til reg scr, ana many other ar
| tleles not III 'ntlanoi. Ouc-haf interest
in % aCl e5of wheat In the ground " ~
This sale spere hptory, not 10 be ppal.
ponOi on Indictment weather, as here is
abundant Sue ter on this far n for man
| and beast. lunch Will be served be-
tween ~ and / O'Clock.
Terms Of sale On al sums Of SIS and
under cash, on all sums over that amount
o. edit oil months Will be given by the
purchaser giving bankable note with
an approved cndorsrr. no interest to he
demanded II notes arc paid when due,
but II not paid wnen uue Interest is to be
paid FROM date OF sale
j. Al .FBED SMITH, AdWinlstratoy.
l., W. Stiiham d koa, a u6Is. Isl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

Bets wore freely made last evening
IN an uptown oifico that tho Jury in
the Wilmington City hallway va.
Maxwell case will hang" While
other bets were That Maxwell would
get from $1,000 TO $500 damages.
One man said you know that there Is
always a prejudice against corpora.
tons and railway ronpaniesi another
said the Maxwell people should not
receive cont. He was riding dau.
gerous horse,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

About Il O'Clock the other night n
sight was Witnessed on
Shipley street, between Second aud
Third streets. Ihcrn were two mar
He'd women and seven men all under
the influence and talking loudly. One
of tho women and four men fell on
the pavement in pile. After she got
up the air was blue with cursing. The
men then got frightened and left. The
womon then made their way to Mar.
ket street ma over tho bridge to a
II vel known compauy's office. Hero
they were let in by tue Supposed
Waterman. Near the break OF day
next morning they departed for their
homes. One of the wonun lYos over
Market street bridge and the other
over Third street bridge. The watch,
man must look out ns tho eyes OF his
EGiSAoUr= are upon him.
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Jas, Bradford Co.,
6-8-IO East Third St.
w. BORE Pres't; II &, aIARSTOS, v.
r; WAITER VI. FRANCIS, If

puhttE sALr-- Having determine to
l. gut tanning will sell at pulslIr
81 E on the Bhgc Eail farm. Brandy w.nt-
hundred. on the concord piEe,
ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY. Is, 1891,
At 10 o'clock. a m,
horses aud colts. ! pair oil large muIr4.
90 head OF choice juIith cows, thpFe COWS
re- home iaiseli esloelS hHlls, IIolsleiti
d DarhnH; SOW with pigs.
lARMiSG iNrLE4lkNIe-! farm wagons
hofAe cart, dearborn, carriage. wayOn,
NH! wngau5 road chft. ! morse tteai
uowsr Telegraph may cater, Baldwin
nay 2uttgI piowB and hsIruws rulti.
, It orr 2.iraree cultNatof. roller, GRIM
lhiL platform su4lei. corn shcller lgr5o
takS has teddeT GCrn uiaIkpr, GRAIN
lrill. moving blaeii;r o. binderA, folks
,hOyeis. rAkeA hoes. rleA
Try FIXTURES Alilit cars 90 2lan1
70 quarts hONsehuld gGpl4 Dels tod.
steRds aud iurhitura, torn aud potatoes
by the bushel, r. acres O. wheat In ths
ground,
TERMS or SAtr--bn oil sums of SO and
under cash. on all sums nYer that amount
q credit OF . months VIII he Hivcu sy pur-
chasrr giving II bAnkable note with an
opprOvGI eud1isfs, OF per cent oil Tor
cash OF al credit sums.
FRED, H. BANKS.
W. ] Ishk & sou. Aucfs
i3l.2tw- fI1.l1-I8I4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

Tho effects OF the storm yesterday
are visible In several parts OF the city
to-day. AT East Lake yesterday after.
noon about2 O'Clock the roof OF one
of the houses there was blown off, and
another roof partly blown OFF. At
Seventh and Poplar streets there were
three largo ices torn up about three
O'Clock.
The Delaware river opposite the
mouth OF tho Chrlstlana presented an
ocean'like appearance. A passenger
on the Delaware division train which
arrived here yesterday at noon, says
that tho occupants of the car which
was unrooted were covered with dust
Along the Delaware road good deal
OF damage was doao.
AT New Castle much fear was evinoed
for the safety OF tho mon on the barge
with the mud from tho Atlas dredger.
A shanty Mt the battery was turned
over and lte occupants scared.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

Tho Christian Endeavor Societies tho
world over will observe Friday as
christian fndeavUr Day, it being the
thirteenth anniversary OF the first
society OF that organization.
The llrst Christian Endeayor Society
was organized By DR. Clark when he
was pastor OF Wlilistun Church. IN
portlani, Me. February2. 1885,, From
that one society of about thirty men,
bers tho organization has multiplied
until there are now in the world ID, 900
societies, With l,SDl. 0JO members.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

Sacks, Cutaways
and Prince Al
bcrts or Double =
breasted Frocl;s.
Sack Suits from
$40 to $40 Cut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

IN the Municipal Court this morn.
Ing before Judge Ball Ihos Leonard,
who keeps . saloon Oh lptnall street,
between Second ana Third streets.
was charged with violating the
SuEdny law by selling liquor. Through
Ills attorney, l.. X. Cochran. Jr., h1
asked for u continuance until to.Inor.
row morning. Ho was hold In $500
ball Tor his appearance.
frank linikins was charged with
selling liquor without license. He was
held In 300 bail for his appearance
Tomorrow morning.
Herbert lay Was held in $500 bail In
two cuses where ho Is charged with
the larceny OF gentlemRns gold
watch, chain and charm and with 0
ludg's gold watch, chain and lorket.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

Artemus Smith, a member OF the
New Castle county bar, and Miss Be 8
sie V. Warren, daughter of Mrs. vii.
holmlna Warren of near Townsend,
will be married In the Union NJ. Il.
Church there tomorrow by Rev. j..
II. Hinson. The bride aud groom will
he unattended. L. G. liardesty, A. d,
Warren, VIM. S. Smith and ADRIAN,
Haley Will act rs ushers. After the
ceremony this couple will tnke a Urlp
to Philadelphia and New York and on
their RETURN VIII roslde here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

Mrs. Francis A. Lavender, widow OF
tue late John A. Lavender, died on
Monday morning of general debility,
at the residence OF her daughter, Mrs
John nj. Voshell, on lower Commerce
street, Smyrna. The deceased was ~
years. 4 months and days OF age and
was taken Ill only fhursgay last. The
children surviving are the daug liter
referred to- Il. W. Lavender OF
Smyrna; Joseph l.. Lavender, OF vii,
mington. and Thomas Lavender. Of
Smyrna. The funeral took place this
Wednesday )aiternoon at Que o'clock;
lnterment ut Gienwood M. L. Come
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

Swithon q. Jones having reached his
2lst milo stone, a very pleasant and
enjoyable birthday surprise PARTY was
given him by number OF his friends
al tho home OF his parents SO South
Jackson street, South Wilmington.
There were about 30 Of his friends
pr lsent. who all had very pleasant
ti'ae. At n srasonablo hour the party
was invited to tho dining room. where
a '1blo was groaning with the burden
o. the delicRCieA of the season. At a
wee small hour in the morning tho
ir.enls retired wishing him many
m IRE happy birthdays after INDUCING
In dancing aud vocal and instrument
ia mn5ic. ONE VINO WAS TuERE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

Mr. Matthew Maualhm, WHO row re-.
sides at Lgndsnburg, Pa. visited our
city OIL Tuesday, though sIIll euIfer.
ing slightly from an attack OF tho
grip. Mr.. NJ. ls all Oil so iiier, having
served in a Pennsylvania regiment,
and participated in some twenty bat
ties. lle was 30 unfortunate Rs to be
captured. and pa5sad some eight
months in rebel prisons before he was
exchanged. Mon who sorv0d their
country in this way certainly deserve
pension.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

CnfsrrnrowN. Md. Jan. 30. More
sheep have Icon lost by attacks from
dogs In the past fow years 10 kent,and
the agitation for n dog tax continues.
There arc eight thousand In the Hun
dSed.
The Kent county crramcries have
paid tho following mid winter prices
for milk per hundred pounds; ClIes.
teItown creamery, Si.0j; Kennedy.
vile. 10; Locust Grove, Sl.15: Sazsa
fras anil Gulona. .i.l5; Stlll Pond, 81. 10;
Middlstown VIII pay 5l.@l. The 10.
Gust GroTa Creamery in 1898 received
7i5, iR5 pounds of milk, made 81, 900
pounds OF batter and paid to the
farmers for milk alone So. 0?5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

Public school No "a, located at
Fourteenth and Washington streets,
has been finished and Will be thrown
open 10 the public for an inspection
by our citizens on Thursday aul Fri.
day between the hours oil 3 p. III. and
9 a. M All OF the public schools will
be closed at noon on Friday, SO as to
nl!o~ tic toaohers and scholars an
OPPORTUNITY TO Inspect the. building.
Tie school will be thrown open to
scholars on Monday morning next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

As God our father saw III 10 remove
gu, darling son, we humbly submit to
his I'll powerful will, Ggd has taken
MIN from our bosom TO his own. In
our room his place Is vacant anu his
cradle We must lay away. Now MAJ
NO Al, be Ike dear little Oliver and
like him our SaNiour's child. lIe Is
missed in our home missed by par
enls and friends May we live 40 that
we may Ieeet him N that world that
neyoi ends. His little body is here,
but his soul Is in Heaven. our hearts
AFRO very sore but Gn1's viii BIO done
From father and mother William and
Annie Whuley. 5l4 Church street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31
All That CIitters
Is Not Gold.
All That Shines
Is Not Coal.

Coal and coke not pretty, have artistic beauty
design pattern to ADVERTISE but in coal and Coke there
is great very great difference in character purity and
quality, and in point of heat units.
coal that will split and crack open when combus
ton takes place, that will clnker and run, and form in
hard mass the CRATE producing large per centage OF ash
and refuse is not economical the contrary positive
loss.
coal that will hold its form while combustion takes
place. that burns UP the ashes that reduces per cent
age OF cnkers to minimum, that contains the greatest
number OF heat units, is much valuable and eco
nomical, and saves trouble in caring for fires
We have studied the situation and purchase only the
best Goals in the Anthracite Region and submit the facts
to you that you may observe in you heaters and
stoves the good results obtained from using coal coke
purchased from
.CHAS. WARNER COMPANY,
Central Office, Ninth and Shpsy Streets.
MARKET STREET WHARvss
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

Collector ofportTownsend to-day paid
the crew OF the United States Revenue
Gutter Perry. Tho Perry has been here
for about three months past, and will
be overhauled tomorrow and will |
leave for New York about the tenth o I
next month.
The men on board receive s2S and
S35 per month, and come of them save
~ and SS per month also on rationa
The supplies are obtained from this
city ut cost OF seven cents day less
than what tho cost was when supplied
by Philadol phia parties. and entire
satisfaction IL given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

LION SALE-Scvoral cheap brick dwell.
IL ings that pay bg interest on invest
ments; Will sell right to the itsl custom
er. Apply TO II. +. Vernon. this olllce.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

February
9th, l.. :. Dixon. Brandywlne Hid.
6th, John Armstrong, MIL Greek Hid
18th, John Woodward. Pencader.
18th. Fred H. banks. Bran lywino Hid.
10th. Samuel Worrell, MIL Greek lid.
18th. I, 4, Clark. New Castle Id
10Th, Jas Buclison, New Castle I'D.
2ist. Edgar Gross New Castle Hi.
Ist, VIM. Mnyne, Brandywine lid.
SIND, s, e. sharrari. Now Castle lid.
eth, Milburu ROWS. New Castle lid.
18th, Estate oil Chna II. Smith.
March
lst Geo. D, Modlll. Pencadnr lid.
9th. Low Moore, MIL Creek lid.
sth. Blddln Il Slaats. New Castle lid.
lJto, 1919 Delaware Ave. Furniture.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

CHEsrrR. Pa Jan 80. The four ply.
eioiRns. bra, II. Y. Stoeyer. b. W JEFF
ferris j. NJ. j, Ward and y Il. Crothers,
who made postmurtem examination.
report that Charles MQlone was MUIR
dersd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

Mr.. John Toner, well.knuwn
blacksmith, died at Ihurlow Pa, yes,
terday OF la grippe. lIls funeral will
take place to morrow from the resi-.
dence Of his son, Patrick Toner, 6i6
Madison street. The interment Will
be at st. Joseph's Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

gument for tho plaintiff. which was In
substance that assum ming thnt In some
degree Robert Maxwell had been
guilty OF negligence. iB was the duty
OF that motorman to stop that car, IL
death should follow. the defendant
company would be responsible. Turn.
ing TO the jury he said:
Gentlemen, you have been selected
out OF panel OF forty.eight men to
try this case. From that panel there
were twenty-Iour men. leaving you
and twelve othors, / have but one
thing to ask. which [ know that you
VIII give. That Is fairness and justice.
Not from what outsiders have said,
Tut what has come from that witness
box. IL ] cannot prove to you that
this defendant company was grossly
negligent, will stop studying law.
NOW who 10 this company What are
its powers?
Their charter would not BIZ granted
by any Legislature on earth to-day.
That charter Is perpetual and cannot
be revoked under 1t; they kill and
main Just as theY please. Who ara
we tryingH We are dot trying rail-
road company who are common carri-
ers carrying on their own personal
tracks. We arc trying company
which has Its tracks ciIcllng our city
TO your danger, lhey AFRO not salts,
fled OF what they now have, but are
laying their track over our new
bridge.
VINO operates this roadP Expert.
enced men? No. Have you not heard of
their representatives from that jury
box What knowledge has President
Preston Lea OF electricity? None.
He is n miller. About ali he knows
Is to pay mo the lowest price OF my
wheat than any miller In Delaware.
Who are thsir agents? They arc not
electricians as they should be but SIM
ply graduated mule drlvors.
In closing MIR. Bird reviewed the tes-
timony at length and mado power
fnl appeal to The jury In behalf OF his
client. The Court continued in ses-
slon up t.. . o'clock.
The court will charge the jury to.
morrow III ornlng.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-31

Bishop Cyrus d. Foss will be one OF
the speakers at tho .mass meeting at
Auditorium OH next Tuesday evening,
for the benefit OF the poor. The NJ.
E.Ghurches OF this city lilve charge of
the affair