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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27
SPOKE INTO 4 PHONOGR,PH
The EIoquenee VIII BE Reproduced
in Grand Rapids.

WAsHlSGTON. December 8.-Rspre-
sentative Smith. of Michigan, expecting
that a holiday recess would be taken By
Thursday. accepted an Invitation from the
Young Mems Republican Club, q Grand
RAPIDS. Mich. 20 address II tomorrow
night He was called 10 Washington 70
be In the House until the revenue and
bond bills are disposed Of. On his arrival
here he dictated Ms speech into a phono-
graph and sen; 10 by express 70 Grand
Rapids. where IL will be heard tomorrow
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27

Programme of Business-Louisiana "A
Contests First.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. December D
The House Committee on Elections. No.
O. o. Which Mr. johnson. o. Indiana, IS
chairman. met to-day. and decided as far
as possible on a programme Of business.
Under the present arrangement the con-
tested-electlon cases. eleven ln number.
will b. disposed of in the order they were
referred 10 The committee. Iris VIII
bring the three Louisiana cases up hfst,
then the one Maryland case then the
one Missouri case then the three New
work cases and last the three North
Carolina cases
on Tuesday next the committee viii
meet for the purpose o. bearing preiimi-
nart motions regarding the louisiana
cases only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27

takes naught. but that / can b. diligence
regain. What robs me OF health makes
me poor indeed. Or. Dayid's Cough
syrup drives from the system Coughs
Colds. Bronchitis Consumption. and
Croup--thieves Of health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27

be sure ana u-e that Old ana weil-trtet
remedy. Ms WinsiOw's s0othiny-Syrup.
fo- children teething. II soOthes the
child. sOstens he guns. allays all pain.
cures wind-colic, and is the best remedy
for Giarrhoea. twenty-five cents bot
..
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standard Dictionary.

Orders for the Standard Dictionary will
be taken al introductory prices until
January 1. 1896. After that tho prices
will be advanced about one third. Ad-
dress q. r. WILLIAMS. Agent,
2sll east Broad street. city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27

there is better cure for Coughs and
Throat and Lung Troubles, Croupy Chill
dren. and Hacking Coughs than DR..
Davids Cough Syrup We never saw IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27

Why drink muddy, Jsmes-riyer water
when you can have the Otterburn Litbia-
water delivered FRESH EVERY MORN
ING from the Spring at your house?
Fourteen Bottles for 81. Phone lA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27

Kaemprs Cream Candles and confeo-
tons Made every b0sr. No. 10 on
Ninth street, He Bonbons are delicious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27

DR.. A T. Csrotheis. San Antonio. Tex.
says. 1t T. the best tonic ] k.0U Of
In debility and nervous prostratiDn. with
sleepIessnsss. caused by mental o~erwork
or prolonged lsctation."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27
Mr. Margan VIII Vet Talk.

NEW YORK. December ss--Nr. J. Pier
uonf Morgan. Who has returned from
Wsshisgton. Was Al his once this morn
irg When Questioned. ne slater th1t nc
- no s,srernent 10 make about the bond
issUe or any other matter pertaining 10
his visit 10 Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27
Go To

Kaemnrs. No. 10 on Ninth street. and
buy your Xmas Candles. freshly made
every hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27

Yok TnEoar DisEAsss AND CoCc4s uss
BkosS's bEoscmkL fRocBEs. Lks al rvlliy
good thinxs. thsy are infsstsd he sssuiEs
are sold oaiy 10 bcxs&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27

No Christmas aud Ssv Years sa,le shs1ii b
vishosi bottle q Dx- slksxxr's ASSosfukA Bff-
rsk.. The v9Is-resownei sppssirsr q .xqsisits
favor. beware of oo1nferfsitA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27
Me. chr,.,ma.-Giss for the So.

i . BiIliard-Table. Cost tfc VIII 81
al sI7s. II Is Ds~ly-hfted up With full and
complete outnt--jBst ike b<and-ae~. Ad-
dres. BILLIARD.
Post-Ofsce Box ~.
Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27
Tn. Forthcoming Message

will recommend Tor la Grippe. Coughs.
and all Throat and Lung Diseases Dr.
Davlds Cough syrup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27

TO the Editor Ct The Dispatch.
quote the following from sloznes Life
os Napoleon Bonaparte. Csntury 1sga-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27

on Ninth street Ford's Building). has q
fuh line u czntlez. freshly made every
hour Tor Christmas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27
THE FEDERAL HOUSE.
p-oeramme Of the Republican Ma.
jNity Carried Out in Full.
u,nrrr arLL r,ssEp-2os TO 81.


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r.~c,rv from the Committee on
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a- the revenue 10 'ie'' '-e
r. sovernment ana TO ptoNiae against
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49, .,. r.,sir, ~ the
an" ''''
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o'clock. vote 90 be then taken
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chem several senators who were
...-es I'm the PROCEEDINGS.
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l AtMili"- ana 1uihei' OF georgia
srouud that IL afforded no oppor-
- fo- amendment and not sufficient
.S- debate. and advocated bv
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'ha' 'he s.'"auon alihl''e1 O' "o
"-9 h"a-F paSsel yeas --'' nays
htp-h.eahF were ieoo44v4 o.
aSainsi Us passage.
NEED in.s haA .een aisiosea OF mere
t-ltt an. " nan no"is lo4 us
20 me plA Nseli, ne OH was
,e- py Messfs. Dinsiey. baizeli.
gtoSNrnoT- Afnol4. hhoA' anu
n support of the measure. ana
-s1s crisp Wheeler. NcMiiIn.
>.fF ana turner tpemocf@lsl anu
afl..s' a-ai"si lNe nli-
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a.. rrsintairei.
Ha. also ccn,eriei that the bin was
-.r.rl. revision q The tariff.
s...tcars Insisted that more reve-
nas the key 20 The situation. ana
Ol that tnt b.u was in any sense a
~ tariff measure. lt did not repre-
Republican Ideas cn that subject at
WAS intended only as "a temporary
measure % meet pressing eNi-
and us passage was advocated OBJ
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10 -le itpApN- $ penn
A-As.4e -H'lA- .-t- --S o-
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vr Tor the transfer ot lefflt9IiAl pro-
i- io me new STATE o- lan.
af- lne Rouse al.-uliit- uil-i to-
PROCEEDINGS N DETAIL
AS soon as The journal was read Mr..
~--Isv. chairman cf the WAYS and
-- Committee. reported b.l from
tt committee "to temporarily increase
far -e,erle 90 meet the expenses Of the
Fvrnment and 90 proFile against ae-
-enc!
naNl-s tern rea1 ny JUS ulie' -A-
r-s-d 20 the Committee OF the Whole.
I- Crisp. representing the minority
msi that the minority had had no
..rr--u-ity a. preparing and submitting
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27

A. No. 10 on Ninth street. Is the pace
20 buy your Xmas Candies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27

.rrer said that f vas lle. per-
t1is occasion. % indulge .n epl-
a-. perhaps 90 would bf lrpr0-
fl make comparisons. But it
ROB re aniss 90 pause and ask
fo consider the situation.
resident had last Friday sent a
Informing Congress - the grave
fte financial situation. and Rad.
annual message. suggested
The Sscrfragy % the Trea-
pie able report had given
ree mat ftf revenues ~ the gov
aere sgfficieut % meet All its
.g snrentiflres Not only that.
re Secretary had sald that there
rt' flrrlls ln The Treasury that
rfaet -trolgh TAO Or three years.
te great party 20 which b. or
-rfrI t-locg believed that. though
e might r.0neniarily D. afnc-t.
nes 90 Quesfion ~ q suffic-encs oi
-1le Tfe Prts.3ent asked for nnsn-
a. ltFs.aiior. and fte percing h.il
s Q1efe1 a. az answer. ID. Prrsi-
CIR had asked for bread. and they nAo
1Nt1 I'm stone They presented Tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27

the resn-nsl lbilrv which was on tnrn
today. had reported bill % Increase
the revenue Two years from nov. how
ever they would meet the responsloiAig
% that hour. and would present % ine
House and senate and 20 Republican
President tM for the protection O.
American labor and American agriculture
ana would write it on the statute-book-
applause
NJ McNllin 2 member OF the Com
rnittse on Ways and Means. argued
AGAINST the biu. and reminded the Repuo-
lean side q the House q the wise warn
ing given hy the present Speaker ln The
Republican caucus which nominated him.
ir thas- words. History VIII accord us
rraise sor What We dd in the Flffy-trst
Congress. and 10 may accord - praise
in thls Congress for what we do not do.
What the House was doing to-day Nas
one o. the things % waicn that warning
Vas applicable and TIE capntry would
give them more praise Tor abstinence
tnan Ter continuance go sucn a course.
Nj Dalzeli a member of the Commit
tee on Ways and Means. repeated Wnat
be had SAID in the discussion as TO tn-
rulss-thaf the pending measure Vas IN
no sense g pr0tective-tarn b!l or
revision of the tsTiH. or an attempt %
correct tariff lrTeguiar.ues. but was sim
Dis an emergency revenue measgrs ma
tur.i in haste. under the whip and spur
q q pressing and cruel necessity. When
uassel 10 would b. a ccDsplcuous tribute
% the patriotism q the Republican party.
rising above party pfeJudics a; the sum
mons q a Democratic President.
Mr.. BELL u OPCLlSTj.
xr Bell tPopulisr. % Colorado. did
not believe that she remedy for the
troubls was in increasing taxation. Out
ln the coinage of the silver bullion IN
~. Treasury and paying IL out
NJ. Dcckery sTsuet against the oil
Mr. Hopkins argued In favor of IT.
passsge
M Grosyenor said that be gave his
support 10 the pending measure because
IL Vas q revenue measure, and because
Evening journal., 1895-08-28
CONTINUED DRY WEATHER.

shortened Field aud Garden Crops
throughout the Peniusuia-PlowiDg is
Prevented aud Corn f. Being Gut
The Maryland State Weather Crop
Bulletin reports that the temperature
averaged slightly above the normal last
week. Continued dry weather has
shortened field and garden crops and
prevented plowing for Fall seeding In
Eastern Maryland. Corn has been greatly
damaged by the drouth. and with the
exception OF the late crop, cannot now
be improved by rain. Early corn Is being
cut In some aeotions. Oats yielded we'll
in Kent county. Considerable hay is
being baled in Cecil county. Pastures
are getting very snort. Early potatoes
turned out well, but the late crop will be
small Tomatoes are maturing rapidly,
but the yield will be comparatively small.
Klrkwood od-Weather generally clear,
with easterly winds prevailing, Highest
temperature SO degrees, on the 23i !;
lowest 81 degrees on the 22d.
Milford-Peach growers are all smiles
Fine weather for harvesting peaches ;
fine prices when harvested, and large
crop to harvest. The prospect for corn
and other growing crops Is not AS good
as it was some time back, as they are
suffering for want of rain.
Millsboro-C Corn needs rain, especially
In the swamp, where the rains OF last
week did not fall Peaches of good
quality shipped, returns small Late
potatoes are slow In coming up Land
becoming psrched with southerly winds
and high temperature Of Friday and
Saturday.
Marion, Somerset County. "A splendid
rain Saturday, the i7th inst, which was
a great benefit to corn. early and late, as
well as other crops. Corn will be short
on account Of drought Our farmers are
busy this week sowing turnlp seed and
working up old Strawberries Late
round potatoes not standing well, and
like corn, the yield will be small Sweet
potatoes yielding fairly we'll Cabbage
not looking very good Rain Is needed
again. Not much following for wheat.
Chestertowr, Kent County. y.-Continue
dry weather has very much Injured corn
and tomatoes; the crop will not come up
to the promises OF a few weeks ago
During the past week the heat has been
excessive The late peaches will not size
up well II rain does not fall In ten days
time. Grass is about gone. Corn cutting
In some sections has commenced.
Rising Sun. Cecil County. Continued
dry weather has shortened field and
garden crops, Grub worms working at
the root of sugar corn have injured the
crop very much Ia many places; also
eating potatoes, out not seriously affect
ING crOp
Evening journal., 1895-08-28
THE N.Y.STOCK MARKET
T. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
TdB LATEST WALL STREET NEWS

Special Dispatch.Evenipg journal.
NEW YoaK. Aug %. .-3 p. NJ The
wave OF ball sentiment spread to the
southwestern states to day and commis-
sion houses had liberal buying orders Ia
Missouri Pacific. Wabash and At
chlson ST. Paul continued to
be the leader OF grange s
aad fresh buying movement was kindled
on publication Of July statement, show
ing an increase 1858 s24 in net earnings
although comparison is made with a
period when the Pullman strike was in
full swing.
London was a moderate seller Of the
stock but the room traders were SO i'm
pressed with the excellent crops reports,
that they bid up the price in the closing
dealings. Northwest was held frm and
there was no disposition TO take profits
Oa the long sids the MOI Invest
directors declared a quarterly dividend
Of / Z per cant on the preferred
Sugar hactusted according to the re
qulrements Of the shorts. The rise to
1921 disclosed the fact that large
block OF long stock is hanging
over the ns-ket Ohlcsgo Gas halted
and didn't respond to the RE In general
market hec ,uge OF report that no
definite move has been made by the
attorney Of the company for a rsOrgani-
zatlon Of rbs property.
Whisky Trust became suddenly active
In the nnal deSlings ard a report was
current that valuable privileges viii be
offered to stockholders TO suh.e-ibs for
the stock OF d'stI.butlng eOmpaay.
The coal stseks were ftn bat the rise
in Reading bought out long stock and
IL wFsrumo. cd that owing 10 scl-eity OF
water in tho Schuylkll .
general suspension OF mining will be
orserti President Harris Of the
Resj pg has returned from bis vacation
ard WI confer next wssk with some
lead ng eeal presidents IN this city.
London srbitrage houses were liberal
buys.s OF Unlon Pacific aud Denver q
Rio Gfande preferred.
The buying OF Big Common was ac-
compar led by a repors that q closer
t-sffc snancs WAS also to be signed
with Clsvsls ad and Ohio.
Foreign exchange wss strong owing to
demsud TO cover shortage OF sterling
by leading bs9ksrs here sud in Chicago.
Elstsr, Wood & Co VIII ship $500. coo
gold on to merrows steamer.
TOTS completes the consignment Cf
that frn against lales Of United States
ner cent. bonds.
Money FER cent.
Evening journal., 1895-08-28
Brigham Youne'e STAR

WAsHIN0ToN, Aug 2s Another star.
the forty hfth, Is to be added to the flag
Tbs new star will represent Utah. and
the order for its addition to the national
colors was issued by Secretary Lamont
yesterday. The star will be placed TO
the right of the fourth row from the top.
The order for the addition OF the star is
accompanied by one changing the slze Of
the colors. Heretofore the standard has
been six feet by FIVE. The new order
ma kes the regulation size five feet six
inches by four feet four inches Utah
will not attain statehood until the fourth
day OF next July, but all the hags here
after contracted for and Issued will con-
tain the star heralding the admission OF
that territory into the Union OF States
Evening journal., 1895-08-28
Ihe struggle of Llfe.

The second night OF the new Bliou
was very successful enc and "i'he
Struggle OF Life" again drew large
audience The play moved smoother
than on the hrsC night and the greatest
satisfaction was evinced by those present.
The specialties introduced iu the scene
at the retreat were unusually good and
met with hearty applause. Ofits olass
the play Is 'one OF the best on the road
to day, aud the compiny Is good one.
and fee from the dead wood
which is 30 frequently an adjunct to
travelling companies. "The rnggle of
Life will be presented again this after
noon and evening and good houses are
predicted
Evening journal., 1895-08-28
THREE STRIKERS SHOT.
They Attacked Man Who Refused to Quit
Work, and He Rctaliated.

WAPAKoNfrA, o., Aug. 2S.-The strike
here on the water works trenches developed
into a tragedy, and three men-Joshua
Tillor of Pittsburg, Albert Seifert and
Oscar Voorhees, of this place-were shot.
Tillcr viii die The men went on a strike
Monday and declared no one should go to
work until their demands were satisfied.
Some of them won't TO work at noon on
Tuesday, but were driven out.
Tho trustees and the contractor ordered
Lewis Nanskiver and another man TO iill
some trenches and cover some pipe in tho
Second ward. They began work, ana a
crowd of strikers congregatcd and conf
monccd beating Nanskiver over the head
with clubs and shovel handles breaking
the largest ones by the force of the blows.
After he had been struck several tires he
drew a revolver from his pocket al fired
into his assailants three times, with the
above results.
Several of the participants have been
arrested, and the officials are after Others.
Other men will be brought in and put to
work Immediately. and every man con
noctod with the assault viii bo arrested.
Evening journal., 1895-08-28
-PENINsuLA News PARAeRAPHs.

Big white grub worms are running corn
and potatoes in Cecil county.
Marian Rose, the express messenger at
Port Deposit disappeared on Thursday
Of last week and has not been heard from
since.
Ray Baldwin shot an eagle ct Bohemia
Bridge, Cecil county, last Thursday.
measuring 81 feet when the wings we're
extended. This Is the lar gest eagle killed
In that neighborhood this year.
A strange and fatal disease prevails
among the hogs in the vicinity Of Mid
dletcwn, and Howard A. Poole, Of near
Macdonougb, has lost almost his entire
stock. When attacked by the disease
tho animals throat swells enormously
and It Is unable to eat. Death generally y
ensues In a few days.
Evening journal., 1895-08-28
COUHTy POOR CONTRACT

Graves Of the Dead In Potter's Field VIII
BE Marked with Stones Trustees Trans
act Other Business.
The monthly nee i9g Of the Board OF
Trustees OF the Poor OF New Castle
county met at Farnhurst This morning
With Messrs Crossau, Salmon. Hart.
roman, Walker. Keller, Wsldln,
Armstrong and Newell present
The pay roll amounting TO S37s II
was allowed
Superintendent Mccoy reported the
number Of Inmates Of the aimshouse 10
be: White men, 100; women. 60
children, 8; total. 1853 Colored men
lOi women, l3; children. 3 total. 2G
making a grand total Of 1914
The contract for marking the county
graveyard with 400 stones was awarded
to John L. Malone, Of this city.
Evening journal., 1895-08-28
Ihrown Trom = Wnron.

Thomas Martin farmer OF New Cas-
tie was thrown fiom his team Rt Fourth
and shipley strerts this afternoon. He
alightsd on his head and wss injured
badly. He was taken to tbs police
station In the patrol wagon
Officer Kane directed that the man be
taken direct TO the Delaware hospital,
which was dore
"Iom" Martin is the man who was
nearly killed b. ex-Chlef sweeney In this
city eight years ago and whom he did
recover was stone deaf. The man was
unable to bear gun 80 oil
whan he shot 1t himself. Sweeney
served several years In New Castle jail
and then moved out Of the state, Martin
has been unfortunate ever since He is
stonemEson by trade.
Evening journal., 1895-08-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

Chas II. Yaie's Newest Devils Auction. "
Without exception Yale's Newest
Devils Auction" Company that will be
seen at the Grand Opera House this
evening, played to more actual money
last season In this city than any oshsr
theatrical attraction. and that it will do
the same this aeason, goes without say
ing. 10 Is an agreeable surprise TO note
the changes that arr annually made In
this perrinial spectacle IL Is useless to
say that you have eeen It II you base your
opinion on the season previous, as the
number Of novelties IN the way of
scenery, ballets, specalties and costumes
and mechanical trick scenery are such as
to make 1t practically new production
throughout.
Evening journal., 1895-08-28
Death OF Q. @. nIegInniss.

CAMBRIDGE Aug, % C George Me
ginniss died at his home at Llnkwood
farm, on Monday night, aged 60 years.
He leaves widow, two sons aud one
daughter The remains were taken to
Baltimore for burial per steamer yester-
day. Mr. Meginniss WAS well known in
business circles in Baltimore, where he WAS
engaged In merchandising for number
OF years. He was great lover OF trot.
ting horses and a most successful breeder
OF trotters, Llnkwood Chief, Judge
Fisher and Llnkwood Maid being the
product Of his stable
Evening journal., 1895-08-28
nnIIdinr Gorernmont Ilfe-hnnta

Thomas Mum. the boat builder. Il
constructing two boats for the govern
ment. One Is a metallic vessel twelve
feet long and will hold eleven people. It
will be used by the resident physician at
the quarantine station at Reedy lslsnd
The other Is wooden skiff
for a government cutter and will be
used TO make searches Of large boats.
IL is l6 feet long and will seat fifteen
persons They will ba finished and
shipped In a few days.
Evening journal., 1895-08-28
IncOnsIstonoy In BusIness

The Inconsistency of some people Is
shown by the following oonversatiop.
which was had by reporter with a
bridge tender: 1t is strange how some
business men do not consider two points
at the same time Yesterday morning
this bridge was opened for tug woich
WAS loading with ice at a nearby CON-
panys wharf. On one approach 10 the
bridge was a wagon Of this company.
the oraw being prevented from bsinS
turned on because Of this tug. The
sriver lodged strenuous protest, but
did not realize that the employers were
reaping more profit of the tug than
they wonld lose by the few minutes dc
lay Of the wagons
Another incident that have noticed
Is that local business firm has o,m-
plained OF the delay OF it's teams at
either end OF the bridge while the
company's barges were occupying the
creek
Evening journal., 1895-08-28
workman ais Forty.fve Feet

PHILADELPHIA, Aug % Howard
Lsmborn OF Kenneth Square, carpenter
employed at the Pennsy lvania Hospital.
fell from a soahold on the fourth story
OF the east wing OF the main building,
upon which he was working, TO the
ground below yesterday and sustained
a fracture Of the thigh and ankle. He
was taken TO the receiving ward and
treated The physicians hope to save
both limbs. The distance he fell ives
about forty-fve feet
Evening journal., 1895-08-28
Wost Chester,s N.v I,I,rar,.n

WEsr CHEsrER, Aug 2S.-At mest.
ing OF the Board Of Trustees OF the West
Chester State Normal School, yesterday,
Miss Alice Cochran was appointed to Il G.
position OF librarian, to nil the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mrs. Wal
lace p. Dicks The appointment Of
Professor Frank l. Whipple TO the chair
OF languages was confirmed.
Evening journal., 1895-08-28
Two ooIored nIen prounsd

CENTREvIILE, Nd, Aug. 2s.-As six
colored men were crossing Wye river a
naw capsized the boat Four of them
succeeded in reaching the boat and
c'ung to 1t for several hours until the
boat Heated ashore, but the other two
were drowned, and their bodies have
not yet been recovered. They were from
Baltimore and for the past week had
been employed In picking peaches on the
farm Of A. T. Groves on Wye Island
Their names are unknown.