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The Yale expositor., 1895-04-12
CHANCERY SALE.

State OF Michigan. County OF st. Clair IS
In the Circuit Court for the County OF ST. Clair
In Chancery.
JOHN RICHARDS,
Complainant,
The Yale expositor., 1895-04-12

April 9Th, 1895.
,ular session, Presi.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

The annual retreat at st. Mary's Semi.
nary, Baltimore, for the priests OF the
Archdiocese of baltimore began yesterday
and will eontinus until Saturday.
Tho first day was occupied principally in
receiving the clergy and preparing the
roll.
Nearly one hundred and sixty are at the
seminary, Including priests froa The
counties of Maryland. the D.oeeses OF
Wheeling. ". Va, and Wilmington. Del.
Cardinal Gibbons was among the first to
arrive, and expects 10 lind the rest and SO.
ciusion of the retreat of much benefit to
him after tho fatigues of.his reeant travels
Bishop Donahue, OF Wheeling, and Bishop
Curtis OF Wilmington, arrived last night
and Will remain during the Six days Of
the retreat which Is conducted by Rev.
Charles lex, president OF st. Charles Col.
lego,
The order of exercises includes rising
at 8 IN, with prayers and meditation
half an hour later. AT d 80 macs is said.
Breakfast. followed by recreatlon,i s served
atT.15. a conference takes place at $50
spiritual reading at IL and services nt
noon. Dinner Is served at IL 50 and con.
ferenees take plaee at aud 5,45 p IN. Tho
banedctton OF the blessed sacrament Is
pronounced at s.l5. followed by night
prayer and meditation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

The Board Of Eiacaiien last night 40.
eented tho new No. school, with the I'M
derslandlng tint 1t wasto be satisfactory
TO the committee, Mr.. Baynard stated
that a meeting had bevn held at the school
on saturday and everything was found in
good shape. What was needed to com.
piete the building for occupancy could be
done during the week.
He then moved that 10000 be used to
take up certificates held by A. s. Reed and
Brother Company and further moved that
an order for si0, 800 the balance due the
contractor be drawn but MIR. Pyle sa' he
was opposed to paying for the building
until two faulty stills we're replaced. Mr..
Baynard said the agreement was that this
eills would be replaced. The board then
instructed the treasurer TO draw the
order.
The janitor question came up In an In.
direct way, MIR. Morrow Offering an
amendment to section 70. which amended
gave the school principal or chairman OF
the Visiting committees the power to slgn
: the orders for salaries during July and
August.
Secretary OF the Board OF Health. Coiqu.
houn sent communication ordering that
cesspools In schools Moss and be attach
cd to the public sewer. New tlags were
ordered purchased for schools Nos. z. 0. IL
and "a.
Bids for sup plying curtains for No
school were opened and that OF Megary
e. Son OF ESQ was the lowest j. II. Hud-
aon u Company's bid of so. so was the
lowest on mats and both were referred to
the new building committee with power
to act.
On motion of Mr.. Baynard $1,000 was or.
deIed to BIO set aside to take up oertiti.
cate OF indebtedness held by the Is. II.
Shaw Company. and the treasurer was
ordered to draw an order for secs, the
final payment on the contract for heating
No. school. Fifteen hundred dollars was
transferred from the general fund to the
building fund.
The president said that the supsrln tend
ent's report was ready aud IL was ref erred
TO the Printing Committee.
On motion or Mr.. Belts the Repair
Com nittee was ordered to replace dilapl-
dated desks III No. y school with those re.
moved from No. 8 school Ohm otlon of
MIR. Baynard 1t was agreed to let the Rose
Hill school have the use of some old decks
in possession of the board.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

Walter Howard. George Woods. alias
Hashcook, colored and Charles Wilson.
also colored. were arrested yesterday In
Baltimore.
Early in the morning Philadelphia.
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad car
was robbed at Perryyllle, Of a quantity of
tobacco. The three accused got on a
freight train and reached Baltimore. An
fEnort was made to sell the tobacco to Mrs.
Green. She refused to buy 1t and notified
the police. When captured tho tobacco
was found upon the accused.
Railroad Detective w. Il. Jones. Of this
city, was present at the hearing before
Justice Nicer. MIR. Jones brought with
him Charles Davis. ealnrsd who ident lied
Ahe three men and said they ''hetd him
1np." at Perryviile early iu the morn ing
and robbed him OF $3.50. q n!ckle. pla I'd
watch and chain and revolver Davis
$ald they asked to examine the revolve I
End as soon as one of them got it In hi q
bands, he pulled out another and pointed
~ at Davis until the latter had been rob-
bsd OF his valuables
Justice Nicer committed the three men
for the action OF thv Cecil county autho RI.
lies. They were taken to Elkton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27
DEATHS.


NELSON-On August 20. 1885. Margaret Nell
son. aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully i'm
n sdenca. No. 1909 Tatnal street, on We'd
nesday al ternoon at 2oclocS.
HkED-on Angus eth. 1895. near Glasgow
bel. Mar aret widow of the late Robert
Hoed. of Wilmington. aged rs years,
Rel ntives und friends are Invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence. near
Glasgow on "Wednesday next. 10 start at II
o'ciock q. Serv!crs At the house. Inter-
inent at Wilmington and Brandy wine cene-
terry.
CONLEY-On August 25th, 1896 Rebeoca
wife of William Conley
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from her late residence. No. COS
Pine street, on Tuesday afternoon ut =
oclocs. SERVICES at the house. Interment
at ltiyerview Cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy,
BulSsOA-0n August 18TH. widow of the
late Peter Boisso:.
Relatives ana friends are invited TO al zen
the funeral from her late residence. Du-
Points Racks on Wednesday afternoon at
AGO ocloUS. Interment ut st. JoSeph's Uelne-
terry. Brandywine.
MoULrCN-On August 25 1895, Ed ward N.
beloved son OF Samuel and Martha T..
Moultou, died after u snort itiness aged 20
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi :
ted TO attend his funeral from his parents
resdencs. 1000 Lancaster avenue on We'd
nesdly afternoon, at O'Clock. lnterment ut
wilmington and Brandy wine cemetery.
baltimore papers pie Use 9 jpg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

The Fire Committee Of City Cour oil.
accompanied by the other members OF
tho body, began the regular seml.annual
inspection of the Fire Department last
night and will complete the work We'd
nesday night. The west eide com panles
were visited and everything found TO bs
In satisfactory condition, The fact that
many OF the members Of the new Council
had never been in the houses made the
trip the more interesting to them
The improvements were the fea lures Of
tho inspection. One of them was the ne w
hot water heater at the Weacacoe House.
1t is small cylinder attached to the en-.
CINE and the water is heated by gas. The
new apparatus does away with the old
fashioned hot water tank In the cellar.
The companies inspected were the
Friendship, Fame. Water Witch and We,.
cacoe. Tho following reports wers re-
celved:
Friendship-yaiue of real estate, S2i, 900
personal property. SO $50; total 2l.s5O,
The company has 81 members, 5 horses,
one engine aud hose carriage and 140l
feet OF hose.
Fame-Value OF real estate, SIS. 900; per.
sonal property, 5000; total, S24, 600; $50
members, horses. one englpe and nose
carriage. 1900 feet OF hose, and has ordered
500 feet more.
Water Witeh-Value OF real estate, s1O,.
600 personal property. $7250; total; $17,.
$50, 272 members. horses one engine
and hose wagon, and 1850 feet OF hose
Weceaooe-Real estate. sic. 600; personal
property. s74o0; total, 9,4S0; los mem.
bers. horses. one engine and hose wagon,
and 1900 feet OF hcse.
The Phoenix. Delaware. Washington.
Reliance and Liberty companies will be
Inspected tomorrow night,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27
LOt.AL Dors.

The jackson and Sharp Company has
contracted to build a new freight barge
for the Charles Warner Company of this
city. The new vessel will he iO5 feet long
" leet u inches beam and feet depth Of
hold.
new dump scow built by the jackson
and sharp Company for Now York firm
Will De Launched at O'Clock this after
noon This yasael is ITO feet long, "a feet
beam and IL feet deep.
The Jackson and Sharp Co. shipped
three trolley freight cars to the Troy and
New England Railroad Co, yesterday af'
To rnoon.
Excavations have begun along the race
bnnk below Washington street school for
the retaining wall which will be made
necessary by the construction of the nav
Park road.
4. Marion Lgitch, member of the Board
OF Education from the eth ward, has re-.
turned from four Wesss' sojourn at
Ocean Grove ana Asbury Park.
Tie yacht pa tieut belonging to Vim.
M. Singcrly, WAS launched from the rail-
way OF tho Pusey and Jones Company
yesterday afternoon,
An effort Ia making to have all the eoun.
ella Of the Legion OF the lied Cross IN
w ilminglon to meet III ono building.
Co mmittees from each OF the councils
have teen Appointed and nesting Will be
hell in the rooms Of Constantine Council
in the Opera House on Friday evening
next, when the matter will 10 discussed.
The Hartmann u Fehrenbach Brewing
Company lost q valuable draft horse on
Sunday from something like the eoiie
the animal had been owned by the com.
pany for tha past eight years.
Darlington d Deakyne have opened up
boarding and livery staba at No. 2i5
Delaware avenue, whore they have one of
the bsst lighted ana ventilated stables in
our city. Call and take u look at their
stable.
ST. Mlohaels Sunday school will 70 to
Augustine Park tomorrow ON the liver.
side, for its annual excursion.
Miss Emma Tantum who has been visit.
ing her.for the past two m onths mas gone
To Uhlerstown. Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27
SOCIETY NOTES.

Tho Kiamensi Wooden Company has
made Q change, John Pllling aud son re-.
hiring and Thomas Piliing and son tax
ing entire charge.
Colonel and Mrs Ewes are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Swiggett at Falls Church Va,
near Washington.
MIR. and Mrs, Thomas l. Coward OF
Washington. ID. c., are visiting friends in
Delaware and Pennsylvania.
Miss Doibow. the popular young school
teacher. has returned home from nur va
cation with friends at Mermaid and Iron
Hill.
Miss Mabel Dunnlng Is visiting tho
family OF Frank Miller at Konnett equaI 9,
PA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey d. Sharp OF West
Chester, visited the family OF Elwood
Sharpe of our city.
the Misses Mary and Fannie CIRCUIT are
EisiLlng the family of AcIael Clarke OF
West Chester.
Mise Bessie Fomil3on und Ruth Pierce
hnye returned home after visit to blIss
yesta Pyle OF West Chester.
Miss Emma Heller Is visiting Mise Mary
Psle oil West Chester, Ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

Clarence Bullard. of Media. IL vlsitlng
HE aister MIRA ". p. Sattariield Of Dover,
Del
Arthur Darlington rode to West Chester
on his bike on Saturday afternoon aud
spent Sunday with relatives.
Luther @. johnson the champion Of the
Chester County wleelmen has remov ed
from " est Chester to our city. He will
now ride under the Wilmington colors.
This fact says The West Chester News will
doubtless bar him from the race for one
year, IL no IL found to be In residing our
city.
Thomas Maloney of Philadelphia was
fatally injured on Monday morning by
falling from the Wnlitngford brluge.
distance OF SIXTY feet
One OF the handsomest buildings In our
city as that OF Observation-Disclosures building,
corner OF Seventh and Market streets
The building atttacta the attention of
everybody who passes either up or down
Girket or along Seventh street. The con
tractors, Phillips & Lynn. will have the
building finished by September.
Harry Thomas and wife. will ieave to.
morrow for Atlantic City whore they will
epend week
There Is gutter at Seventh and Shipiay
etreets that needs attention by the Street
Commissioners
The new steam roller was at work on
Third Street between Market and French
streets Ivy getting the street ready to be
paved with fire brick.
The Baltimore Herald on Monday moved
into Its new building, which cost $500 900.
Its owner and business manager was
formerly business manager OF the Morn.
Ing News.
Mr. Frank Corbett and Elwood Pyle wilt
leave Tor Atlantic City, N. j.. on Wedues-
day, to pay Mr.. Charles l., Towneend
visit, Mr. I. has been stopping for few
days at the TraYmore hotel.
Mr. George Barlow and family. accom-.
panied by HE father, Henry M. Barlow,
returned home on Monday from brief
visit to Rahoboth. Del.
Professor Charles II. Gray who has Just
returned from successful card writing
tour throughout Pennsylvania has located
at No. $40 Market street.
City editor Harrie 1. Prloe is OFF on hia
summer vacation.
Robert Edwards has a bouncing ten
pound apn. He will call 1t Robert.
Buy North Slds building lots. They
grow In yaluo while you sleep
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

The pretty girla ninh led With tho pears.
apples, cord knd Whohk are the bride OF
New Castle County since the peach IL a
thing OF the rAst and Kent and sussex
now boast Of the fruit OF the state Hover.
James 4. Shailcross. Ex. Recorder OF
Deeds haH an apple orchard at White Hall
near Mount Pleasant that 10 we'll worth
the while of any one TO visit 1t. There
are 30 acres In the orchard and It Ia estl.
mated that there will be 10000 baskets.
1t 10 q beautiful and yat sad sight to
sec tho apples They are not worth the
bother OF pulling so hundreds OF hogs and
sheep are growing fat on the fruit that
eauaed Adam to yield to Ewes allurements
and caused the world such o lot Of sin
and trouble ever since.
Mr.. Shallcross has also pear orchard.
There are 800 trees therein and he expecte
to market 900 baskets from the crop. He
markets all his fruit In this 0lty's markets.
and has realized from 3h 10 90 cents bas
ket for his pears so far this season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

rixlny .nn Ise.p an.lhility.

Coroner Fszpatrlek's inquest says the
N. Y Herald, 10 tho collapsed building 10
West Broad way, now drawing to o close.
has already practically determined tho
physical causes OF the disaster.
Ali the testimony. amply. corroborated
by lie exhaustive psraonai examination
OF the wrsok made by tns s.ss * eTrerl@sy
Indicates concluslyeiy that Insufficient
foundation, In direct violation OF the
building laws aud slovenly work In lay
Ing the foundation stones were responel-
BILE for the fall of tho building and the
loss OF many lives. On whose shoulders
the personal responsibility rests It still re-
mains for the Jury to determine.
means whereby q repetition OF the elaugh.
ter may be prevented, and In this connec.
tlon i'm portance attaches TO the opinion
expressed yesterday By an expert witness
that the work Of designing foundations
for lofty modern steel structures pertain
ed rather to the science OF engineering
than OF architecture, and that the law
should require all such foundations TO be
examinad and approved by competent
civil enHipeers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

0eHkN Gnoyn, Nj d.. Aug. 20. --Ihsfnter.
49, tn tho SERVICES cohtinuos with lncreas.
~ enthusisam. II ID estimated that the
&faye contains the lafgest crowd that has
eyer vet attended camp here, The board
t1x houses and hotel keepers wear broad
&uiila on their summer countenanee as
they SLOW away one traveller after another
IN the Barlors and entries on cots. The
board romano ct the same old price nnd
~ you object to the sleeping accom- III oda.
lfion You are at perfect liberty TO 80 take
your traps and go somewhere else. You
KICK but you don't go. for everybody
hhs al the boafdeis they can aecommo-
dhte.
me crowds on the boardwalk In the
syeninas y alone worth visit 10 SEQ ana
watch ~ they pass and repass. dress in
II every conceivable color under the sun,
sold 40 the bargain counters OF our large
dry goods stores. There are others who
dress handsome. and othets who trese for
Gomfort anu not much style. Low neck
dresses and short sleeves have tho call
IW hite has the attraction for the young
and has an undoubtedly cool and refresh
tna look. Bathing suits make their wear.
.ers look pretty according 10 how nature
has bestowed itr charms on them. Others
i1npk like The figures farmers erect in their
corn patch.
The children. God bless them. have
royal good time playing In the sand and
waiting In the salt water as 1t rushes up
On TIE Dehcn anu then rushes as fAst Uuck
again Into the ocean. After looking at the
great crowds passing on the boardwalk
you would often commune with yourself,
II yen had no pretty girl to commune
with. and ask yourself the question
where do all these people come from?
Well. we cit and wonder. and that's all.
Think OF 1t, as many persona rs Whining
TON contains-over seventy Thousand
promenade nightly on the board walk In
Ocean Grove and Asbury Park.
Think Of the money these people epend
daily at the sea shore for pleasure. Hard
Hines. why 1t don't look 1t down here.
Everybody SCENE to have money. at least
they give up 10 cents Tor plate of leo
cream that is not up to our Wilmington
dealers make.
President George Z, Reed of Dickinson
College and the Rev. 5, Edward Young
epoke at the Young Peoples meeting ut
. a. m. The Rev IL. q. Seudder, of Texas,
gave scriptural reading und Eyangalista
NaFior and Potter assistsd at the holiness
meeting which was held at . o'clock.
The Rev. Thomas Hanlnn, ID. ID, OF
Trenton, N. j., preached Ia the norning
In the Auditorium. lie took for his theme
Biessed are the pure Ia nearl. tDl lhey
shall see God"
the Rev Il. II. Travis Of Tarrytown N
X, preached ats O'Clock His thome WAS
This new life aud death OF the old life. !.
n The mothers ami twilight meeting1
nttracted large audiences and were IN os :,
enjoyable services. Miss Lizzie Smith
being very successful In her eyangelistic
WORK.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

Mrs Iuesay, who nuke ler holue With
her daughter, Hannah q. Darlington near
Pocopson station. on the " Il n r. H. ia
looked upon aAquite u marvel among The
nsighbors about there for the reason that
ut tho age OF ninety.six Saafs she see ms
TO be possessed OF her faculties and her
mind is clear as bell
At present she Is confined to her he'd,
though she sses her frlsHls and In con
yersation with them she loves to tell them
OF the other days when she was young
Pnd lines Were much different. She says
abe can Clearly remember 50 harvest sea.
sons, and that tho first SHE recalls was
when ehe wis IL yeRf5 Old and won't out
Into the Held with hsr father to assist with
the hay and graln, At lAet time tbs tools
aud maeHnery which are now In usa
would Lave looted very sirange.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

A watermelon party was held last even.
ing at the residence OF Miss Katie Hitch.
cock, No $50 Kirk wood street. The even .
ing was spent very enioyably and pleas.
ing games of various kinds. after which
0ounttful supply of watermelons and can.
taloupss were served. Among those pres.
ent were: Mr.. ami Mrs. Peter Wood. Mr..
Vim. Everett, Miss Bertha Mccoy, Bertha
Phillips. Ella Gamble. Virgie Porter, Mary
Frazer, Sue Mcconnell, Nellie Dunn.
Amy Dougherty. Mary Hall. Giadye RiG-
ords. Alice Gabke Katie Hitchcock, Willie
+. Dougherty. Dolly Everett. l.. Worth,
Edith Ridgaway and Mr.. John V. jew ell
VIM. Jewell. Charles l.. Gabke, John Le
gates, Wm. Gilling. Albert q. Campbell.
Parker Steelman, Goo. Everett. Claude
Hayman, Daniel l.. Gabke. Charles Weld.
erman, David Jones. d. W. Daniels. Thos
Shurk. Alfred Cable Joseph Sturtz. Ida
Short Annie DouKhartY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

Many OF the farmers In This section OF
the country were cngaRad In taking no
their POTATOES on Monday. The ground
was dry and consequently the earth did
not adhere to them. So far as We could
learn tubers were OF fair size. and the
yield was also fair. Inc etrly plane turn
cd out beet having the advantage OF the
early ruins, while the late planting was
cut short by the drouth. As a rule the
earlier planted the better, aud all may take
the mint next epring II they desire good
crop. Potatoes are now selling at rs cents
a Lasket. but 1t is likely there will be al
advance IN price In very short time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

magnificent carrouscl on the latest
i'm proved patent opens tonight on French
near Third street. This machine was one
OF the most successful attractions at the
Worlds Fair aud is expected to appear at
the coming Atlanta Exposition. Among
the numerous strong points In the con.
etruction is the one OF ''galloping mo-
tion.r Identical with real horse riding.
Other attractions are awnings, grand and
pleasant outdoor entertainment which
no doubt Will be largely patronizsd dur.
ing the pre- sent hot weather.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

A rather remarkable occurrence was
witnessed by tue pas4eD gers ON the s 80
train on the Wilmington aud Northern
kaiiroad AT Cedar Knoll yesterday morn.
lag says the Wast Ghst.ar News.
horse which had Strnyed out upon the
rail- Dad was struck by the train at the
edge Of the bridge ana thrown bodily in,
10 the BrandyWine. Everybody, expected
20 500 the animal roll over dead but In.
6tsad he scrambled to his feet and trottel
out Of the creek. apparently but little In
Jured ae result OF his experience witt
The locomotive. The train was not run,
ming very rapidly when the acullent or
nurfed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

At a time when peaches are selling all
the way from IS cents to $l.50 at the diff.
ferent stations along the Delaware rail-
road, one man has found to his sorrow
that far hills are green and the COWS Ia
Montana wear long horns.
j. King. OF near Georgetown, received
seven cents III postage stamps as his net
profit on a shipment of fifteen baskets OF
peaches. The next time no has fifteen
baskets OF peaches tor sale he will sell
them nj ho,ne
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

FITcnBuRG. Muse, August 26th.-Miss
Lucretia Clark, the sonool teacher who
50 lnysterlonsty disappeared from Plain.
neld, N. } early Oh Friday morning, Aug.
.. has been found doing MAIDS work in
the house Of LIZ Mayor Charles S, HAYDEN.
oil rs Holt street, Ftehburg. She had as.
sumed the name OF Mary Burke. aud was
TO receive IS per week.
b There Is no doubt that Miss Clarlt's
mind is unaattied, Size remembers hi:5tl.
Ing from the time she took the train In
Piaiulleld until she found herself DlieInv
furniture in stor9,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

Fritz Kleit2 while out riding on his bi
cycle OH Sunday in tho vlc,nity of MtS
CUBA had the misfortune to break the
upon the ground and rendering his bike
worthless as carrying machine. The
machine was picked up after Fritz had
gathered himself together and then began
the warm and tiresome walk OF live miles
TO our city. Fritz had o very enjoyabl la
trip Notwithstanding the misnap 10 his
machine
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27
Grove Meeting

The W. C. L. L. Of Newport will hold
harvest homs exercises In Gregg's woods
pear that town, Thursday, Septem Der 3.
Mrs. Ella Boole OF New York and Rev. A.
D. Mowbray OF Elkton will deliver ad !,
dresses. Music will be furnished by O
choir under the direction of ]. K, King.
Carriages Will meet the trains at The r,
". u d dobot There to convey visitors to
the woods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-27

The funeral OF John Adams took place
this afternoon from 81. james Episcopal
Church, Newport. Mr.. Adams was q
member OF Washington Lodge No. X. of
p. OF this city and tho membere OF the
order conducted service at the grave. In.
termeut was made in the church burying
ground,