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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23

kaka wioe-prezes; walsnty Majchrzak
kasyer; J6zef Burlsga sekr.
Wszelkie korespondencye tyozace
tegoa Tow. pros.e pr.esyaac pod adre-
sem: J6.ef Burlaga. Box 1877, Eure-
ka, Humboldt Co., Cal.
- Zawisdamiam szanownych braci
Z ToHarzystwa nPolak ma obc.yznie",
or. 129 W Chicago, il posied.enie kwar-
talne odbed.ie sic W niedziele 20 lipca
I. b.. godz. 2ej 20 poiudniu " hall
P~ulaskiego pod mr.. 800 S. Ashland
Ave. Ma to posiedzenie powinien sic
kazdy brat stawi6, DO 50 bardzo waane
sprawy pred nami, q to MUSIC bye IA
latwione. Kaady winien sic uisci6 z
W pr.eoiwnym razie bedzie su.
spendowany. MilOsc j po.drowienis.
MARGIN Bielecki, sekr. fin, Sl7 w.
17ta ulica.
- Towarzystwo Kszimierza Jagiel-
bedzie mialo posiedzenie
dnia rs b. m. pc pofudniu, W niedziele
o godz. 2 po poiudniu. w. Jani.
szewski, SEX. gr. PAL " Chicago.
Posiedzenie gl6wnego zarzadu
grup zwiazkowych W Buffalo, N. Y.
odbedzie sic W Czwsrtek 80 lipoa "
bali zwyklych posiedzeh - Il. Kiela-
wa, sekr. zarz. grup.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23
Ola kaleki ~Filipczaka

przes}ano:
1 kwietnia. NJ. S. Cyborowski, CRU
pa 253 $500
kwietnia. d. Modrrejewski,
gr. 234 LOO
% kwietnia. w. Horka, CRU.
pa 100 1.25
"a kwietnia. Szymon wojtale.
wioz, gr. 81 500
% lutego. Tow. Harmonic do
browolna skladks, or. 4 2.75
20 kwietnia. Tow. Stef. Busz-
o~zyhskiego, or. 2OS 2.55
16 maja. Emil Ko1tko, CRU
pa 2S3 80
10 maja. St. slssnyhski, CRU.
pa 2S9, zebrane ma posiedzeniu
Tow. cd czlonk6w 3.O7
% maja. P. Nowioki, or. 80,
skolektowane cd ozionkow 2.24
% msja. WI. Kaniewski, CRU.
pa 257, z kasy Tow. 500
u maja. P. Wesolowski, CRU
pa 26O 300
Tow. Pol. Wolnych Strzelc6w
imienia jen. P~ulaskiego, gr. 300 LOO
70 czerwoa. A. Szybowski, CRU
pa 300 1.5O
10 lipoA. Ed. Pawelkiewioz, or.
1873 500
Ii liPca. Stan. Furmsfski, CRU
pa 316 70
Razem $37.86
Powyzsza sumo W dniu dzisieiszym
wysyfam ma rece OBJ. F.
W. WIeEIihski,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23
Auleum HafudoWe PolSkie " RappasWylu.

No. 274.
w. Pan F. H. J%ab}ohski, mieszka.
jaoy W Chicago, wni6sl frankow oztery.
sta acknowledgements i % oentym6w,
t4S4.2S - $93.96) jake skladki ma
Skarb NarodowyPolski W Rapperswylu,
zebrane W Ameryce W maju 1896.
PARYz, dnia 20 maja 1895 Z.
Dyrektor Muzeum Narodowego
W Rapperswylu,
IL. Gdfezouski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23
Polacy W Manitowoc staraja sic Z
pOlski jeZyk.

r Polacy W Msnitowoo, Wis, p~ostsno-
will "a przykiadem polakow " Mil
waukce starac sic o nsuke polskiego
jezyka " ssko}sch publicznyoh. Ponie
wsz polonia tamtejszs jest stosu nkowo
dosc ~liczna, z p~ewnosoia rads szkolna
z~astosuje she do jej zyozeh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23
Organista pOtrzebny.

Faohowy organists | nsuozyoiel VIA.
dsJscy dobrze ~jezykiem polskim / an
gielskim mote otrzymsc posade " pa
rafii sw. Trolley " Nanticoke, Pa. Pen.
sya miesisorns $50. zgsoszsnia prvj.
muJe' Ks. FIR. Hodur,
Nantiooke, Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23

Wiele dobrych rzeozy jake W leoie
sPozywamy, sprawisjs, ae many zepsu.
ty zoAsdek. w lynn wypsdku trzeba
natyohmiast utyc DR.. Augusta Koeni.
ga hamburskich kropli. Ieoza natycb.
miss najwieksze cierpienia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23

Kazdy mezozyzna powinien czytat
ogfoszenie Tomssza Slatera " tel Gaze.
ME ma stronnioy 8.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23
JAN II. XELOWSKI.
POLSKA APTEKA

7O9 Milwaukee Ave. albo $40 Blue
Island ave., r6g L0omis / Is ul.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Kompletny wyb6r lekarskioh i chi.
rurgicznyoh instrumentow, pask6w ma
ruPtury, bandazy, kuli [orutohesl, tn.
dziez lekarstw specyalnych krajowyoh
! imPortowanycb, katdego gatunku
krople, medycyny patentowe, wilma kra.
jowe importowane.
FIJAWEI
sProwadzoue re Szwecyi. - Zam6wie.
MIA poozta natychmiast zalatwione 1
wysyiane do wszystkich ozesoi kraju po
odebraniu ceny.
Przyslijcie 2 centowa marke poozto-
wa,a ~dostanieoie odwrotna poozta CIR.
kulars ! Rady jak utyc siynnych le.
karstw DIR. BOnker.
JAI 3. IEL0VSEl, 100 Milwaukee avenue
Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23
SprOstOwanie.

Delegate ma p~oswieoenie kamienia
wegielnego pod Dom zw. wyslala Z
South Bend gr. 1T . ME 1T. Dele
gatem by} Sosnowski - a ME Sarnow.
ski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23
Nasz Przewodnik.
ADWOKACI.

ADWOKACI.
Ddnkotcski, I. f., offs: "a La Sale st.
Mieszkanie: $50 W. IL st., Chicago.
Smuiski, J.F., offs: % Metropolitan Bl.
Mieszkanie: sos Noble st., Chicago.
Geeting d Noscak, LIP Clark st. Room
41O, Chicago.
Czdrnecki Dc Koralcski, offs mr.. sol,
300 La Sale ct. 804-6O8 Milw. ave.
ARCHITEKCI.
F7izikoaoski, I. s., 1872 Armitape ave
Chicago, Ill.
APTEKI.
Bdrdohski, Wiktor, o38 Noble ul. r6p
Bradley, Chicago.
Buthiesoicz, KaSimierz, 58l Milwaukee
ave. rog Will st. Chicago.
Burdd, Wfad., Noble St., r6g Black.
hawk, Chicago.
KWzecski, s. j., 1885 w. 22nd st.,
blisko California ave. Chicago.
Notodk, Jan, 724 w. 18th str. r6p
Paulina st. Chicago.
Lendrd, Robert, 8448 Superior Ave.
South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI REAL ESTATE.
Stan, TeofI, $50 Milwaukee Ave. Chi.
oago, Ill.
Durshi, Marian, 5SS Noble st. Chica-
60, Ill.
TOWARY BfAWATNE.
Ssumihski, John c., 804 Noble str.
Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
RWzecski, W. A.,724 w. 18 st. a tax.
Re apiece Butkiewicza, Chicago.
S~iemino~icz, Dr. ". J. $40 Milwaukee
ave. Chicago.
Zi6tko,cski, NJ. d., 838 Noble St. i
574 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
DENTYSCI.
Chrzdnoaoski, j. Il. Dr., 721 Milwaukee
ave. Chicago
FABKYKI CIGAR.
Msczarski, J6zet;, 81 Homer Street.
Chicago, Ill.
FOTOGRAFJE.
Niklas i Pa,csososki, $50 Milwaukee av.
e block cd ul. Noble). Chicago.
Ldzikoaoski, Jan W., 433 Milwaukee
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Leaoin, Henryk, SAT Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
SKLADY HERBATY L KAWY.
Klass, JozeT, sol Noble St. Chicago.
KSIAZKI L ARTYKULY RELI.
CLINE.
Augustynotcicz 4 Podczdski, SOB Noble
str. Chicago.
ZAKfADY KRAWIECKIE.
Smolihski, j., 607 Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
MEBLE / PIECE.
Noaodczecski, W9ad., 1913 - $40 Mil.
waukee av. Chicago.
Smolarz, Piotr, 697 Milwaukee ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Sto6iecki, Roman, 489 Milwaukee ave.
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
Schlie6en, Y. $50 Holt avenue. Chica.
60.
NOTARYUSZE PUBLICZNI.
Brodo,oski, f.. H., sol Noble St. Chi.
cago, Ills.
~PIEKARNIE.
WIeklihski, Walenty, 500 Dickson st.
Chicago, Illinois.
Pa~etkieaoicz, c., 680-6S2 N. Ashland
Ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
Mile,oczyk, +. l., 615 Noble Street.
Chicago, Illinois.
SKLADY OBUWIA.
Stepihski, W. i Kasprgyk, w. 648
Noble ST., Chicago.
RESTAURACYEi SALONY.
Dzisciofkieacicz, H., 572 Noble Street.
Chicago.
Cupryhski, s., 90 w. Division st. Chi.
cago.
Gracsyk, J6zet, 531 Noble Str. Chioa.
60, Ill.
Mdko.nski, H., e92 Milwaukee ave.
Chicago, Ills.
Pertoaoski, Lgnacy, 582 Noble Str.
Chicago, Ills.
SzykoOny, Ansoni, 100 Milwaukee sv.
rog Noble st. Chicago, Ill.
WEGLE 1 DRZEWO.
Komosihski, Michas, $50 Noble Str.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23

Sehrstorze grup prey raportach mie-
siecznych pooinni koniecznie zatqczat
korty podrozne, ma mocy kt6ryM prsuj.
mujq cztonkow z innych grup. Pre-,
odsusPendotoaniu czfonk6r, sekretarz
grupy po'oinien zapsze zaznacza6 przez
jak RHgi czas cztonek 6yt suspendo-
sodnym. - SKKRKrARz JKSHRALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23
kSlAZKI KWITOWE.

Ola rtytku grup zwiazkowycb z cd
powiedniemi rubrykami do kwitowanis
w~noszonych opsat, wystarczsjace ma l.s
dziesiec, do sprzedanis " Redakoyi
,Zgody".
Cena egsempLGrsa: 10 oeaS6se
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23

Razem $3.50
Powyzsza sumo W dniu dzisiejszym
wysyfam ma rece OBJ. F.
W. WIekIihski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23

syerem ! bibliotekarzem obrano ma dsie-
Witty rok W. Kamihskiego. Komisys
nadzorcza: L. Pogorzelski j F. Kamih-
ski. Marszalek M. Szymahski potwier-
dzony doaywOtnie. Delegat grupy OBJ.
Jozef Hirowski.
Ma wzmianke nisej podpissnego, ae
W lynn dniu odbyws sic poswieoenie
kamienia wegielnego pierwszsgo Do
mu Zwiazku Mar. Pol. W Chicago, CRU
pa 81 przyjeia udziai W duchu W tel
uroozystosoi.
Naszs grupa 90 miesiao regularnie
" drugs niedziele kazdego miesisoa
odbyws " posiedzenia pod mr.. 121
franklin Str, Greenpoint.
Pros.e, ably cz,onkowis zastosowali
sic regulsrnie Z opists ma posiedzeniu.
Miiosc ! pozdrowienie braterskie. Wa
aorzyniec Kamfhski, sekr, 1872 Dupont
Str.
- Ma rocznsm posiedzeniu Tow.
Mikoisja Koperniks, gr. 1875 Eure-
ks, Humboldt Co. CAL, odbytem DIN.
IL lipca sostsis obrana nova admin
stracys z nastepujscyoh OBJ:
MARGIN Zieutars prezes; BarAomiei
Evening journal., 1896-03-12
JUST ESCAPED 4 BLIZZARD.

Came en- the Anniversary OF tho 1883
storm aud Did widespread Damage.
Little Trouble Here.
Marrow escape from a blizzard" j." was
common sentence Of greeting on the
streets this morning rs q fne but frosty
Spring day had dawned after q miserable
night. A violent storm OF snow, sleet
and rain. accompanied by furions wind.
broke Of the South Atlantic coast on
Tuesday night. and yesterday 1t swept
up the coast with the seaboRrd as a
centre, and. covering a radius Of 1000
miles or more on either side. Curiously
enough, yesterday was the anniversary
OF the famous blizzard of 1888 and
while the latest storm intensity was no.
nearly as great as the one Of SO. 10 did
widespread damage and caused great
alarm
In the city the streets were in wfetohed
condition. Trolley cars were with diih
Guilty started or stopped. and the wind
and rain were most dissgreeabls. This
morning the snow aud sleet was packed
tight and frozen 30 that walking was less
disagrseabie Than dangerous
In the Delaware river and bay the
storm WAS equally severe, and vessels
difficulty. The gales furles alss menacai
shipping along the coast. The schooner
Blanche King, while beiug toWed down
the Delaware river yesterday became
anmanageRbls, owing TO the high
wind, aud struck the Point Hou SO piers.
damaging both the wharveB and the
vessel
Captain Nelson of the tar ee-masted
schooner Hettle ]. Dorman, which left
Newberne, North Carolina, on Jannury
81 for Atlantic City. aud which was sup
piled with fresh water. as was before
reported by the Norwegian fruit steamer
Holguln, which runs out OF this port,
reached Philadelphia city yesterday and
reported that his vessel had arrived with
"all we'll" at her destination. She en-
countered terrific winds and WAS blown
far ont Of her course
A North Dakota man, one J. p. Aiken,
was relating several instances Of biz
yards and the alternating suffering.
while ia a Philadelphia hotel last night.
when a cheerful prevRricator from
Platts0urg, N. Y. chimed ln-
What you say about freezes and
heavy snowfalls. etc, In the Northwest,
l can we'll believe. / am old enough to
resAll the terrible Winter OF 1889, when
my father cut ice thirty-four feet deep
on Lake Chsmplain, and when Lake
Oataiio was frl zen solid for sixty three
feet and a fraction between Saekett's
HArbor and Buffalo / as vividly recall
to mind as If it occurred yesterday how
we had fresh fish al the folio wing Sum
mer without throwing q line. for in
every block father cut we're imbedded a
half a dczsn or more beautiful large
sized white fish which were as fresh and
as pAlatable as II just taken from the
water"
Evening journal., 1896-03-12
a CHAgGG IN MlXiGSMGSF.

st. Michaers Day Nursery aud Hospital
for Babies to Be In Charge OF sta te
Board.
The snnual report Of s. Mlchasl's Day
Nursery aud Hospital for Babies has
bson com piled aud placed In the hands OF
the printer to be completed aud lss1ed
from the various churches throughout
the city next Sunday.
This excellent institution, or rather
thess institutions were recently so
changed about that they are now under
the management Of board OF mansgers
consisting Of twenty nine prominent
workers In the Diocese Of Delaware.
several OF whom are Wlmingtonians, and
others Of whom are from New CAstls,
Newark, Delaware City, Mtddlstow1,
Smyrna, Dover, SeGford and other towns.
That interest may be increased and
continued In these charitable works, the
6rst Tuesday In each month has been set
opMt for the regular meetings OF the
board at the hospital
Evening journal., 1896-03-12

vengeance on the Murray people. DR.
Wilson Is far away but Dr. Wilbur f.
Corkran, presiding elder OF Salisbury
district, Is looked up TO as ths leader ad
interim. And Dr. Corkran Is supposed
TO be slated 10 step into Presiding Elder
Barrett's chair on the Wilmington dis
trict.
Or, It is alleged. DR.. Wilbur F. would
be satisfied with Presiding Elder Smiths
place on Eastern district.
Another aud deeper laid scheme Is to
place DR.. Corkran at the head OF the
Wilmington Conference delegation to
General Conference at Cleveland next
May. By being st the head Of this
delegation he would be placed on the
Committee on Eplscopacy. DR.. CorkrRn
will be satisi ID with that, and we'll
sstished For the Committee on Episoo-
pacy Of the General Conference is the
one earthly authority that = Methodist
bishop Is subservlent TO
The Bishop Lets the Cat Oct.
After having accepted an invitation TO
be entertained st Dover parsonage 10y
Dr. Murray during conference, Bishop
Warren gave away the whole game by
wiring a cancellation Of the engagement
Writing TO Dr.. Murray later, It is said,
the bishop explains thus
1T has been intimeted TO me that
would not be ss easy Of access st the
parsonage as at the large hotel" (aotel
Richardson, where rooms havs been en-
gaged)
Between the lines some Of the ministers
resd thus
"There Is going TO be few tons Of
trouble and YOU are In it "
DR. Corkran Shows His Hand.
Even Rev. T. E Terry. who has
simply asked for lighter work, had TO be
brought into the difficulty. Laurel
quarterly conference WAS, 1t 10 declared,
about to call Mr.. Terry to become the
pastor there. Presiding Elder CorkrAn,
however. took this little scheme and sat
down upon It. AS he Is 8 good-sizsd
man, the call was soon squelched.
Presiding Elder Corkran, some time
prior to this, made a bad step when he
moved from ths cosy district parsonage
at Salisbury. Md TO his newly adopted
residence at Sasford. This, it is claimed,
was worse than when he coached Dr.
Wilson 10 bringing the charges agslnst
Revs. Collins, Qaigg, Msrtindale, Hub
bard and Murray. At the Grace confer
ence IN 1892 when Dr.. Wilson las re-
moved.
The Conclusion.
Thus the old Wilson cotsrIe is seeking
to control this conference and are In q
fair way to success "The people may
object, said Salisbury district minis
ter, but this Is su instsncs whore 'vox
populi' is a nouenity. because Bishop
Warren knows his business
The cum and substance is 10 Is de
clared that the Wilson coterie has de-
termined TO put its men to the front and
punish the others. When Bishop Warren
was assigned TO the Dover Conferences
such was expected
The real scheme is to put DR.. Corkran
on Easton District Dr.. O. A Grlce on
Dover district; Raw. O Baker as exc
cute head Of Salisbury district; then the
other fellows can look out for the
crumbs. With Wilson cabinet. there
fore Rev. L z Barrett can easily be
relieved OF his eldershlp IN 1897 and Mr..
Hanna made presiding elder OF VIII.
mington district.
Evening journal., 1896-03-12
GEORGE JOHNSON IS DEAD.

A First Ward Republican Politician
Joined the silent Majority Ths Morn
iBE.
George Johnson, saloon keeper. Of No.
406 West Front street, a man prominent
10 the First ward political circles. died
this moralng At bis home. He was an
ardent Republican and st one time q
nsmbsr Of the First District Com
mittee
10 removed to this city from Philadel
phis several years ago and accumulated
an estate estimated to be worth from
$25. 600 TO $50 600
A wife. son and two daughters survive
him BIS married daughter is Mrs.
Louis Schsu
Evening journal., 1896-03-12
REAL ESTATE.

DOR RENT.
4 DWELLINGS-WEST SIDE.
l902 VanBuren street. IL rooms and bath.
4J3 Delaware avenue, rooms and bath.
:. n. Cor. Twelfth and jefferson streets.
s3l ratnall street. 10 rooms and bath.
tlG Orange street. rooms and bath.
1910 NanBuren stiest 10 rooms and bath.
lSle Washington street. 10 rooms and bath.
SOB West street, 10 rooms and bath.
80 Rodney street, rooms ana bath.
eo west sixth street, robins and bath.
Gus Adams street, rl0ms and bath.
z38la Market street. rooms.
9Jl orange street, s rooms.
lOb btdison street, 10 rooms and bath.
South DUPONT street, rooms and bath.
5l5 south Harrison street 8 rooms and bath
ll4 Jefferson street, rooms.
~ % Delaware avenue. ii rooms and bath.
80 81. Stroud street. rooms.
500 jefferson street. rcO rs.
llY2 Pleasant street. rooms and bath;
1908 Delaware avenue. 10 room and bath.
n. e. Cor. delaware Ave. and jackson st.
lu23 Adams street, l3 rooms ana bath.
DWELLINGs-EAsT SIDE.
House st Gordon Heights rooms and bath.
l.29 81 Poplar street, 6 rooms.
lOl5 kirkwOOd street. rooms.
12s East Tenth street. Z rooms.
l32 "a East Thirteenth street, rooms.
rs Head street, rooms and bath.
ltz1 East Thirteenth street, rooms.
20 LammOtte street, rooms.
lul hast Sixth street, z rooms.
els Pine street, rooms and bath.
ols EAST Fourth street, rooms and bath.
STORES.
306 Market street.
n. h Cor. 7th aud jefferson.
&22 Mary land avenue.
a2 East second street,
). E. Cor. fifth and jefferson streets.
$. K. Cor. Chestnut and FRANKLIN streets.
FARMS.
800 acres near Christiana.
80 acres near Glasgow.
SO acres Black bird huldr. j.
90 acres near Glasgow.
l6 acres on New Castle avenue.
acres on Kennett pike.
l25 acres near Wilmington.
Rooms for rent.
Stables for rent.
We have feverRl buildings which will be
altered to suit tenants.
GEORGE Il. TOWNSEND 4 CO..
sQ4 Market street,
Evening journal., 1896-03-12
Argument on a Patent suit.

Judges Acheson. Wales and Green
heard argument In the Circuit Court Of
Appeals Ia Philadelphia yesterday on an
appeal I'm a patent suit. The sawyer
Spindle Company, OF Hopadals, Mass
aud John E. AID Eugene Atwood, Of
StOnington, Conn, some time sgo began
an equity proceeding against Taylor,
Shaw & Cocker, OF Paterson, n. The
compliant was that the defendants were
infringing on a patent for supports for
spindles for spinning frames Rrsnted 10
John e. Atwood IN February, 1898 De
cisi1n was reserved
Evening journal., 1896-03-12
MISSION WORK IN The U. S.
MANY REPORTS FROM ACTIVE
METHODIST WOMEN.

Grace Church Tastefuily Decorated With
Flags and BuntinG nc the Annual Meet
INK OF the Wilmington Conference
women's Home missionary soolatr,
Gracs NJ. Y. Church was decorated
with flags. bunting aud potted h)wers
around the charcsl and .mteri9r
Of lt5 spacious auditorium this
morning when Mrs N. m
Browne, confer8rcs president Of the
Womens Homes Missionary Society,
called to order the society Of this PcDln-
sus in tenth annual session at 30
o'clock.
There we're representatives. present
from al the districts OF the Wilmington
Conference. Mrs Clara Roach. OF Wash.
ineton, ID. O., the Baltimore Conferences
secretary, conducted the devotional
exercises and DR.. .Hulburd delivered q
brief and cheering address OF welcome
This was followed by similar welcom-
Ing tps sech from the president Of the
Grace auxiliary.
Mrs. Mary p Challenger. Of New
Castle, Responded TO tho speeches OF
welcome on behalf Of the Conference
clety. Mrs Thomss Benson conduoted
the song services az intervals throughout
the morning session
Mrs Washington Hastings read the
minutes OF the last annual msetlng The
president appointed this committee on
resolutions:
Mrs Scott OF Middletown, Mrs. Chal
longer Of New Castle, Mrs. Mcdaniel Of
Union.
Mrs Henry O. Robinson submitted the
conference treasurer's report and Mrs. Q
Wesley Weldin that OF the corresponding
secretary. hrs. James Sawdop gave the
report Of the secretary Of home
missions. Mrs. Brown read a le1gthy
but very interesting address on facts
CLEANED from the annual meeting OF the
Board OF Managers. MIS-. Beiler WAS not
present.
After an hours intsrmlssion for lunch,
which was served Ia the lecture room,
the exercises we're resumed for the
az ernoon with devotional exercised
For this evenings meeting the petri.
otlc decorations will be made all the
more elaborate. A large audience Is OK
Dected
Evening journal., 1896-03-12
mitcheII's Natural Gas supplv

Flank A Mitchell mourns the loss Of a
valuable draught horse which dle5 Of
gastric fever on Tuesday evening 10 spite
of the efforts Of Dfs. Ewes aud Jefferis 70
save it. Hs valued tins animal a. $3.50
IL WAS one OF pair OF brown h0rses
which pulled bis heavy delivery wagon
After the animal was dead ono Of the
veterinarians stuck a knife In It's side
and lighted the gas which escaped
through the wound l. burned like the
regular coal gas, but the fl ame wss more
the color OF that sffOrdei bv alcohol.
Evening journal., 1896-03-12
FIrat HerrInr OF the season

State Fish Commissioner james A..
Mulligan, Of Delaware City. who was one
Of the special Jurors Ia the case Of
Daniels va. the Liebig Manufacturing
Company stated TO an EvENIse Jo1RNAI
reporter this morning that the FIRST
herring Of the season was caught in the
Delaware aud Chesapeake canal locks at
Delaware City on Tuesday afternoon
The present heavy storm will retsrd the
run of Delaware river shad, as the fats
will bs exposed to the freezing weather
and the shsd will not come upun them
Evening journal., 1896-03-12
STRIKING OFF PROPERTIES.
BrandywIne and Christians Hundreds
VIII Loss by wilmlngton's Latest Ter
ritorial Acquisition.

Brandywino and Ohrlstinna hohufoos
WIN Lose by wilmlnRton's Latest Ter
ritorial Acquisition.
As predicted by the EVENING JOURNAL
from time to time during the past two
We, Ss, the Lazy Court has accepted the
poll books OF Assessor Whann with all
their padding. The members we're legally
ad vlsed that they had no alternative aud
aequiesced rs gracefully as circumstances
would permit. There was no debate
when the books were accepted yesterday
afternoon.
In the Levy Court to day Assessor
Whann completed revision OF the prop
erty books OF his ward aud they we're
turned over TO Clerk OF the Peace Foard
TO be copied. He will now devote
himself n striking from the books
Of Brandywine aud Chrislisna
hundreds those entries which now appear
on the Seventh ward books by reason Of
the bringing into the city OF the High
lands district by an act Of the last Gen
orsl Assembly. 10 promises to make
very material reduction In the assess
ments Of those two hundreds.
Commissioner Gallagher and Assessor
E lrley completed revision Of the Fifth
ward book aud the assessor was dis
charged from further attendance.
Chairman Scott and Commissioner
Armstrong spent the morning IN audit
ing the accounts Of the Brsndywiue
hundred road commissioners.
During the morning Patrick Neary
dropped ln and gave encouraging re.
ports concerning the progress Of work
on the st. Augustine cause way. Repre-
ssntstives of the Delaware Construction
Company also spent short time in the
room, but no action affecting them In any
way was taken.