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The times., 1898-01-30

Christian theoiOgiau and pulpit orator. lie
Is also widely known as a lecturer 1t
was he vino organized and carried To Il
successful conclusion the parliament Of
religions. which was one OF the features
of the WOrlJ's Fair
Since the close of the Columbian Exposf-
tion, Dr. Barrows has made circuit OF
the globe and has spent large part of
the time in India. 1t is said that he
carried great deal of encoura cement 10
the Christian missionaries there. He is
now making three months tour of
America, addressing large audiences on the
condition Of Christianity in India and the
East.
Dr. Barrows viii preach at the Church
OF the Covenant at the morning and after
noon services today, and in the evening win
address the congregation OF the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. He viii lie
liver public address on Monday morning
at 10 O'Clock, at the Fourth Presbyterian
Church.
The times., 1898-01-30
Calico Bali Monday Night.

On Monday night, January 81, the lady
members OF Thusleuds Lodge, No. 1, o. ID.
II. s., viii give calico bali for the benefit
OF the lodge. The preparations for this
event have been going on for some time
and at present all indica tons point to a
grand time for all who Will attend. The
BAH VIII take place at Arion Hall, 43o
Eighth street northwest, at O'Clock.
Admission ftee by cards through members
or the lodge.
The times., 1898-01-30
RICHARD oLNEY'S PORTRAIT.
1t Is to Be Inclosed In Gilt.
edged Frame


The painting of MIR. Richard Olney, the
late Secretary of State, is ha wing a series
Of adventures and msadventures. The
portrait is >onsiddfed' fine. 1t was
asked for, as is customary, to make one
of the collection in the diplomatic re-
ception room. The painting was done
all right, but when the frame came it
was noted to be jet black. There was
not another black frame in the gallery.
Attention to this, 7eeeentricity was first
called by the wallknown distich, which
was written on d Typewriter, pinned to
the bottom Of the frame, and read:
And why shoald flor others mourn,
When none Will nleurn for me?
This was removed, evidently by some
body's order, for, on the next day, this
inscription had disappeared. On the fol-
lowing day there was inquest held on
the frame, and it was condemned, not
for any inartistic work, but because it
was not en- regle. 1t is to be repla ced
by gilt-edge frame to comport with the
environment OF all the great, grand ,
gloomy and peculiar men who adorn the
walls OF this beautiful room. The new
frame is being made in Washington, and
will be really in few days.
The times., 1898-01-30
The Observation-Disclosures.

The announcement was made by the
that a court-martial has been ordered to
try Capt. Menocal, who had charge OF the
brooklyn dry dock. The judge advocate gen.
eral has not yet prepared the charges and
specifications. Alleged charges and speci-
fications have been published in the New
York papers.
The times., 1898-01-30
The Charge Withdrawn

Dr. Heiser. who had Harry Simon ar
rested few days ago on the charge OF
substituting an inferior quality of hair
iii mattress which Simon had taken to re-
fill, withdrew the charge, i { having been
shown that rhe substitution was due to q
mistake Of me OF simon's employees. Dr.
HeiSer says that F. l.. Harbor whose na me
was mentioned in connection with the af-
fair, had nothing to do with it one way or
the other.
The times., 1898-01-30
4 Fayorite.

Whether Il man eats or drinks he likes tha {
thing TO tickle his palate with its goodness.
And OF all mans drinks there's nothing per
haps half as good as Tbarp's Pure Berkeley
hisEy. Its mellow old age, smooth, oily
body and heavy bead make IL the Iiuuur
par excellence among whiskies. Most lovers
or good whisky find their way to Sl2 F
street at least once or twice a day, for
Berkeley is known 10 every man as the best
whisky his money can huy. If
The times., 1898-01-30

bell county, KY. requested to be heard
by the committee. He stated that
prior to the order putting the gaugers
into the classified list he had served
in that capacity for twenty months.
He took the examination prepared By
the commission, and failed to pass. He
stated that the things he failed on
were such as had no part in the work
of a gauger. and he thought the exam
ination was not practical.
The times., 1898-01-30
DIR. BARROwS HERE.

The Motel Divine Will Preach To-
day in Two Churches
Rev. Dr. John Henry Barrows, of Chi
cago, reached Washington yesterday, and is
the guest of Rev. DR.. TeUnfs Hamlin, pastor
OF the Church of the Covenant. DR..
Barrows is known around the world as a
The times., 1898-01-30
DIED.

sLLEN-On Saturday, January 29 1898,
Baitimore, FRANCIS Leroy. son Of Bruce
and Edna l.. Allen.
Funeral private. IL
(OOPER-The memorial sermon Of MRS
ANN COOPER, or Mot her Cooper win be
preached Sunday, January 80. S9S, at
= p. IN. at Lincoln Memorial Congreea tiOns 1
thurch, corner Eleventh and K streets
northwest
Rela tives and friends are invited.
REN. A. p. MILLER, Pastor.
Item
KENNY Departed this life January 2S.
1898, at $50 p. m. WILLIE KENNY the
beloved son nf Ur. and Mrs. Lucy Graham
and husband OF Mrs. Bessie Kenny. and
nephew of Mrs. Martha Drew aged twenty
four years and seven months
Funeral Will take place from the Mount
Horeb Baptist Church Sixteenth street be-
tween Il and streets northeast. today at
2:3O p III. It
The times., 1898-01-30

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DYSPEPSIA cUREDLDysoeos;a j.

DYSPEPSIA CURED Dyspepsia is
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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-06
NEW IRON FOUNDRY.
May be Established at New Castle by
an English Syndicate in the
Near Future.

An English syndicate, representing one
Of the largest iron foundries in the world,
made an inspection OF New Castle ycster-
day with view of locating plant in
this country.
Yesterday morning two well-dre sscd
and refined Englishmen stepped from q
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at Second and Delaware streets and pro-
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They made several inquiries about dit
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old base ball park.
Ii they can secure the first few wears
free from taxation as PENIS Grove offers
them. t en- New Castle would receive the
plant inside of three months.
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league Island Va, Ocean City, Nd, and
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entity leads the list.
They say it will remain with tie lane
owners of New Castle whether the plant
goes there or not. II the owners max,
the price too high the pant will b,
erected in PENIS Grove.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-06
Prize Silver Pitcher,

{. +. Rudolph, jewcler, Of Fourth and
Market streets, this city, has presented
to Colonel Grantley p. PostIes, inspector
OF rifle practice, u large silver pitcher
and tray, which is to be presented to
the company in tine National Guard Of
Delaware, which makes the best record
at target practice at Camp Tunnel.
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First-To the company qualifying
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O'Clock p. M. Sunday excepted.
Fourtll-The trophy will be on exhi-
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Camp Tunnel until awarded.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-06
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Named by Mayor II. C. McIIcar.
Nee, ing Ofthe New Body and
Officers Elected,


Mayor McLear Yesterday morning
appointed the new Board of Health. IL
is comprised OF DR.. John p. Wales, DR..
Henry Patterson, d. p. Barnard and }.
H. Lewis. The appointments meet with
general satisfaction. The Board is now
Republican, the first time in three
years.
At meeting held last night DR.. Wales
was elected president and Joseph Will
lingworth, secretary, the salary of the
latter being Sll00 4 year.
The health officers appointed were as
follows: First district, l.. C. Jones; sec
ond district, Charles f. llignet; third
district William Ii. Mckinney and
fourth district, Samuel Allen.
There were 81 applicants for these four
positions.
The new board is comprised of men
who are well known. Drs Patterson
and Wales are life long Wilmingtonians
and mln who have always commanded
the social and political respect OF the
community.
Mr.. Barnard, who is the plumber, is
also well known. For years he has been
actively engaged in politics and is man
deserving Of the position.
Mr.. Lewis is the business man OF tie
body, and like his colleagues, has been
connected with the iclhlD lean party t"i
Il number OF years.