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ITKtDAT BVBNINO, JAN, If. IE84.
necessary that tlie Democrats thore I
euuuiu nixj' uuui nciHJO.
lien te End It. ,
The new famous case of Nolde ct nl.
T9. Madlcm et aI. is n dispute between
rival beards or claimant trustees for tlie
control of tlie remnant of property In the
powesalen or tlie decrepit society of
Seven Day Baptists tit Eplirata. It has
bajn dragging Itself through our courts
for several years, get te tlie deer of the
supreme court lu 18S2 and was kicked
out in 18S3. One set of tlie contestants
claim a constituency of 10 members of
tlie soclety, tlie ether 17. though tlie
regularity of some et these latter is lm
paached en tlie ground that tlie preacher
who baptized thein Inte the sect was net
orthodox and authorized. It can easily be
seen upon what narrow lines these rights
dlvlde aud hew stubborn men, mere
concerned about the worldly than the
spiritual Interests of a religious assecla.
Hen, ene party with its property in baud
and the ether h?htln;r for control of it,
could wage Interminable litigation evor
the issues thus involved. But it is net
the policy of the law that litigation
should be eternal. However nasty this
church quarrel and contemptible the
s'.ake in It, tlie parties te it are entitled
somehow te llual judgment, and it is net
entirely the fault of the civil law that
they de net obtain It. The J tidge Pat
terson trustees being in possession of the
property, he granted and made perma.
ncntan injunction against the Judge
Livingston trustees, from which the
president judge very naturally dissented,
whereupon the supreme court en an np
peal decided that In view of the divided
court below the decree was void, aDd
there was nothing before it te discuss
or decide. When it came en fgr further
argument in the lower court, Judges
Livingston and Patterson divided as
before and there tbe case remains, tied
up as befere, and likely te remain se
until death, a new judicial election or a
returning respect for the law aud re
gard for the rights of Bulters en the part
of the court, Intervene te unlock the dead
lock.
In the capacity of a mutual friend the
Intelligent. Kit only renews the sug
gestions of the supreme court itself te
our equally esteemed, but net always
fraternal judges, when we recommend
them te take the easy and honorable
way out of their dilllculty te which the
supreme court points them when it says.
"If the learned judges below canuet
agree upon a proper decree they have
the power te call upon a judge from
another district te decide the case for
them." Te be sure, this would be a
serious rellectluu en their own sense of
judicial preprlety.aa it would be graceful
and entirely proper for either te yield
his pride of opinion te 'allow a decree te
be entered se as te luImHef the supreme
court reaching themeiitH of the case;
but as neither shows any disposition te
de this tbe plan te Invite a judicial
referee from betnu ether district 13 the
enlj practicable one, aud there should
1 no delay in reporting te it.
There are some very excellent neigh
boring judges te whom this service
might be committed. Judge Livingston
would, et course, object te Judge Clay Clay
eon, of Delaware teuutyfand Judge Pat
tersen would net propeso a member of
the Dauphin county court ; neither
might incline te tlie Berks county
judgCB, us being tee nearly of the vicin
age of the case , but Judge Wlckes or
Judge Gibsen, of Yerk, Judge Futhej
of Chester, or that bright aud braiuy new
judge, Arneld, of Philadelphia, would
be just ttie man te clear the judicial
track here of the obstructions piled
upon it by the collision of an irresistible
force with an immovable body.
Tjik statu beard of accounts has cei
tulnly acted with wisdom in declining te
take jurisdiction and in referring te the
courts the claim of the Western Union
telegraph company te a settlement for
$50,000 of the $117 000 tax account
charged agnlnst the corporation by the
commonwealth, and which it was re
ported a abort time age this beard had
agreed te compromise at thu lesser
amount offered by tlie company. The
scandal cieated in Pennsylvania some
years age by Its bjard of accounts ms
terleusly nud suspiciously ab itlngu large
part of a claim for tax against a delin
quent transput latum company should be
for all Union warning of the stnte ofll efll
clals te proceed with caution in such
matters and leave all doubts in their
minds te be settled by courts of law.
Especially should they be wary In deal
ing with he wily a corporation as the
Western Union, which cornea forward
new claiming that the amount it offers
is the outblde sum in controversy, aud
"the company h willing te pay, became
they desire te avoid litigation aud live
in peace and harmony in the state."
This c mipany lias grossly offended the
law, and imposed upon the people et tills
commonwealth by absorbing competing
lines in violation of the constitution,
and itdottrvesuo consideration except
tlie strict constrir.'tlen of the law's letter.
Nothing is mere disastrous ie a can
didate for olllce than that his party
friends go fishing or hunting en election
day. In vlew of the ticket nominated en
Wednesday, a cousidcrable number of
Philadelphia Republicans show a maul
fest disposition te de this thing. The
Philadelphia Evening Jiidldm, about tlie
Btralghtest organ of its party in the city,
prints the names of the nominees and
adds te their editorial announcement
that "the duck sheeting is said te be
very flne nlenr the Jersey shore and the
fishing Is net bad." The JhtVetin sails
in the Stokley beat.
Ir thore la anything fatter than a Star
Koute contteot it is the pest of siweial
oeunsol fur the govcrumeut lu the prose
cution of tbe Star Reuters.
Tub eud of tbe Star Reute trial aud the
report of our county auditors may get
along about the Bauie time, but few muu
new born will last until then.
Seven beds of United States senators
have fat oflleial clerkships lu Wnslilngcu
aud the number of relatives raeru remote
In degree that enjoy similar distinction is
legion.
In splte of the boasted eflicieuc) of New
Yerk dotectivo agencies, Mr. Delmunioe,
a prominent citizen, has been missing
nearly a wcek ; aud tbe alleged sleuth
hounds of justice are rapidly reaching the
conclusion that the earth has swallowed
up the object of thelr search.
TilET have disagreeing judges down in
Nashville, Tenn., tee. They "stand
high lu the community " Relleetiaus by
ene upon the ether's court recently caused
them te seize each ether by the threat and
draw knives, but at this stage of the
judicial disagreoeieut somebody else
called hiuiKelf in and they were scpamled.
Thus far la the Epbrata church case the
battle with carnal weapons has been re
stricted te the pitchfork engagement
botween the litigants.
The olive trees planted by Spitnsh
missionaries in California ene hundred
years age are still prolille of crops, wbile
from their stock have spruug the large
cultivation of this tree ami tbe thriving
industry of oil making which has attract
ed se much attention te viticulture in that
favored climate. With the development
of this iuterest In our country the superior
ity of olive oil te butter as an element of
culsine Is likely te becoine mero generally
appreciated, while the advantage of culti
vating a richly bearing tree that yields in
seven or eight years and lasts for centuries
are net likely te etenpe the notlce of the
California planter.
In the many, many custom houses of
the oeuntry, from Alaska te Techu, thcre
are 1,870 persons employed, and Inst year
it cost 3.07 per cent, te collect the $210,.
003 210 35 rcceipts. Ttie cist te collect
$1 ranged from .018 per ceut. in New
Yerk te $50.8 1 in Atlanta. There ate ever
thirty places where it cestH ever a dollar
te collect every dollar of custom receipts,
and it is real droll te read that lu ene
towatbrce men, at an cxpunse te the gev
ernment or 41,3U1.5.i collected $282 ;
In another, eight men, at an expimse of
?j,rj.-j.e; ceuectcu ssiv.ai, while et a
third an official force of two in-sn, were
paid $1,067.05 or taking in 31, aggregate
receipts fur Unde Sam.
Ex-Mayek S'1eki.i:v, of Philadel
phia, sreaks out straight aud bluntly
iigiilmt the Republic in city ticket nomi
nated ou Wednesday. He siys it will
be beaten and ought te be beaten ; that
Smith Is net lit te be mayor and gained
his nomination by disreputable methods ;
that his election will net be aided by the
fcuppert or the money of Stokley's
friends; that the men who nominated
the ticket this jear betrajed Stokley in
1831, nud his friends ewo them nothing
but the sharp edge of the knlfe. This
might be only the idle talk: of a disap
pointed man, but Stokley, however tin tin
ucrupuleuB, Is an Individual of unques
tionable will power and personal ferce ;
he repreeenta an obstinate Iniluence In
Philadelphia relitics that will make
itself felt lu February. It has likewise
been ascertained that the man who
threw hla ward selhllj te Plerioatthe
oppertuno moment and defeated Ilunter
by this alroke was In the convention Ir
regularly nnd In violation of the party
rules. A gejd deal et trouble Is mnnl.
feat y brewing for the Republicans In
Plilludelphlu which makta It all the mero
AdOllDlMt te the report of thn super
vising speeial ageut of the Unittxl States
treasury the undervaluatiens of improved
ruerchandire subject te ad valerem duties
is en the increase . " Tbe foreign manu
facturers of the Batne clashes of merchan
dise produced in the United Statea main
tain thelr market iu this country in
competition with American manufacturers
by undervaluing their invoices, he that
all udvautage supposed te be conferred
upon American labor by the prtitective
tariff is counterbalanced. If the American
manufacturer lowers the prices of his
goods as the result of improved methods
of productieu, the European competitor
has only ta make his iuvelces a little
lower te ouable him te retaiu bis Amen
cau trade nud thus compel the United
States reveuuu te contribute te thnt end."
lilt: law creating the sinking fund for
the oxtiuguisbment of the federal debt
provides that 1 per cent, of the entire debt,
and the interest accruing en the bends iu
the sinking fund already eauceled, shall
be added eaeh year te the sinking fund.
At llrst it was uet fully met, but aubaa aubaa
quently tbe reductions bee'unu much
larger, se that ou June 30, 1833, tliu reduc
tion of the debt had been $155,115 33.)
mere tbau the strict requirement of the
law. By the very terms el the lam, hew
evor, the larger the fund becomes the
gremcr iue uunuai reduction rai'Bt oe j s i
that although the sum required in 1803
was euly $5,550,270, for last year $40,321,.
oei was requireu ; ler ihdj tlie aiueuui
will be e50,4'Jl,4C8 j for 11100 it will be
$70,180,703, for 1901 ; it will bj
$78,080,100 , for 1005, when tbe last or the
Uebt will be paid off under tha existing
law, it will he $20,082,075. One toheol of
financiers are of opinion that as th?
Binklng fuud has been exceeded by $455,
115,333, we should suspend further pay
ments until the requirements of the fund
catch up with that amount. Mr. Felgcr,
ou tbe ether hand, holds te the present
system, by which the $250,000,000 or
par cents, will be reduced within three or
thrce and a half years. Thore will remain
$250,003,000 of 4J per cent, bends due hi
1891, which will have te he bought iu tbe
open mirket If applied, as the law re
quires, te the Binklng fuud prier te the
date of their maturity, and $738,000,000
four per centa, due In 1007, but which will
have been bought up nun paid off by 1005
if the prescut nyntem is continued, The
enormous taxation of the poeplo te pay
off the ontlre war debt in forty yeats is
scarcely telerable te the common lutelll
goneo most souslble te tbe necessity of
strictly meetlng our governmental obli
gations. m m ii
A Jince htrihl l'luli.
Japan Times.
The following case Is rcoerdod by oue
ei iue naiive papers puuusneu in 11 loge ;
The wife of a dealerin sand for scouring,
who resides nt Nippon Dash), Yoelime,
gave birth en the 0th instant te live ehil
dreu, all of whom are strong and heathy,
KEATUH14S OK TUB HTATK 1UIES8.
The Jeriirfan thinks the glib aphorism
" nothing succeeds like success," has little
scuse or truth.
A It. Bayler, eiiltei ami proprietor el
tbe I'ottstewn Chronicle, was married
Tuesday evening te Miss Jonnle Prlzr, of
l'ugutewn, Chestci county.
Te tlie Philadelphia llteml Mr. lHalne,
with his mouth tied up, la nut an (titer
eating statcmuau. Ills whole strength
esiitrcH iu his cheek nud his chin.
The Altentewu Deme rat bollercs that
for merchants te give gift tlckets or prize
chauevs witli purchases Is a violation of the
stnte law against lotteries and chances.
The Xtte A'ni considers it settled that no
1 lug author presents sueh a rouinrkable
wealth of wNdore, wit and tenderness ns
" Oiiida." The Btate chemist should
make an analysis of this.
The Pittsburg LtaAtr Is mveie upeu a
granil jury w hfch bet itself up as superior
te Gov. Patttsen and the LogUlature by
Ignoring an Indictment against a nun nr
rested for scalping theatre tickets con
trarj te the act of lsSJ.
After thlity ears editorial experience
Jehn A Mngoe, el the Perry county
Dtmeerat ha realized the sad aud bitter
truth that uiue out or eveiy ten or the
meu heseivcd nud aided te obtain office
" afterward attempted te break down the
bridge that had carried them safely ever."
Au Kramintr correspondent wants te
knew why the peer directors elect a resi
dent physician as superintendent aud
then biro a town doctor, at extra piy, te
atteud te the smallpox patients, Tlie
peer directors will probably tell when
they explain why it took au extra $20,000
te run the poerhonso last year.
FlSlltiONAL.
Ki Muim has cornered the gum arahie
market.
Ku.i:n WiuiCLU always gees te t'e
opera when Lucca slugs.
Gen. Sherman's mother is 83 and she
Is proud of the boys.
Fiunk Juins' left lung Is gene and
pneumonia will likely be the execu
tioner. TbNMMN waa seduced lute tbe felly of
accepting a peerage by tbe representations
of his sons.
Dki. vnev's competitor for llbraitiu of
the Uuited States Senate is black, and his
name is Smith.
Hancock' jenornlnatien Is favored by
the Memphls Acalinche, whlohanticipUes
Gen Sherman's ou the ether side.
S S. Ce a regent of the Smithsonian
lustitute smce 1953, was net reappointed
by Seaker Carlisle. Small business
W. W. Sreuv. the saulpter, has com
pleted a statue of Chief Justica Marshall,
at Heme, and it hai been cast in bronze.
Qcelv Vn reuu's new book is a sort of
tribute te Jehn Urunu, giving a history of
bis life anil the reasons for his gradual rite
m royal favor.
Matthew Aii.nelu complains of a lack
of enthusiasm en the part of American
audiences. Pussibly this is no; the fault
of the audiences.
Ren J. E. Mu.n.s, Episcopal rector in
Peru.lnd , has been kindly asked "te step
down and out" became of tee frequeut
manifestations of kleptoblbhemania.
.lesnrrt Pi i iTzr.u, ewner bue" editor of
the New 'i .rk World, has fixed Ills home
in Gramerey park, where llve Tilden,
McCleIlan, Ceurtlaud, Palmer, David
Dudley Field aud A. S. Hewitt.
Dr. CuitieiuN, the famous Catholle
theologian, of Philadelphia, ha returned
from Kjme with the title or monsiguer.
He denies that any ene has beeu selected
as yet Ter the vacant Philadelphia arch
bishopric. CutniMi. MiwUmkkv'h golden jubilee
will ba celebrated at the Cathedral iu New
Yerk en Satin day rauming. I'he memo,
rial pulpit, desnrned by James Henwlck,
is te be of marble, with polished grauite
columns. The decorations will be in the
Gothic mode and the orniments are te be
numerous, for the ships decided upon h
the octagonal.
uKtKiiNeii utEi.VND, et Texas, in a
recent uneecti (llsclairaed havinu advised
the pisture men te take shot guns in baud
te leilress their wrongs, but would say .
"If you llnd a man sattlug fire te your
barus and cutting your fences, and you
should sheet him well. I will milte no
pledge." Tlii' was vociferously applauded
being taken ai an Implied premise lint
the governor would pardeu fence-cutter
killers.
FIENDISH CRUELTY.
HOltlUtlLK TltKATMKNT tlKAUIlll.il,
Mi Skun v Milmo, ii Mexican beauty,
is the " citeh " in New Yerk seeletv tins
A Ainu Alunttsr Uiiulctttn tJ n atrit m
llrntl (ips TliBl t.tMtdl In Ail In.
Iniit'a llrettcn Neck.
Whatever doubt may have existed as te
tbe guilt of Geerge JelUe), new under
indictment for minder in the flrM degree,
jointly with his wife, at Kiverheail, hmg
Island, Ikm bcen removed Jellrcj has been
qulte ill several days, but the symptoms
weiouet tlaugcreui. Thursday afternoon
he sent for the district attorney and made
a clean breast of his crime.
He h.ijb he killed his vuft child by
heldlug its IkkIv betweeu his kuec ami
tnistcit tuucuiUrB bead oue way unit no
thought he had broken bis need, and then
twisted the bead the ether way te make
sure he had killed it One phvsieian failed
te discover the broken neck, but a second
pbjBlcian determined the oune of dentb
at a glance. Jeffrey e.uitemplited killing
the chtlil for a long' tune, and thought he
could de se by continual cruellies and net
be held guilty of a crime ; failunr, he at
last brekn its neck. He hated the child
because be w.m net in fathei. and Uh p
tsteuoe luterfervd nunc or le-s with his
wife earnlug money for buu He bad no
ether motive for theoiime Jelhey and
his wlfe have been in nil since August.
Tlie child, wh m) tuur lr is new eon
fesed, bad been uiu,,cted te the most
brutal treatment. Delly IVI.ard as tin
mother. Sbe w.n fniuteeii years old
when the child was born, .lultiey mairletl
her with a full knowledge of all tlie r.ieta
Neither had any auVctieu ler theehild nud
Jeffrey repeatedly obiettcdte huppurting
It uelly went towein u ouviaie inui
objection. She would no away in tbe
morning, leaviug it aluue en the lloer, and
net return until evemug A mp of water,
and either bread or ci ackers were lei l
beside It, and the child c mid eat or
tarve. It wis uudi-i three years aud net
likely te feed Itself. Vtiere were no ue.u
neighbors.
Persons parsing frequently braid the
child cry, but they wcie barred by locked
doers and closed windows from minister
lug te Its wauts, if se luelitied. When
Jeffrey nnd his wife quureled it w.m u
common thing for bun te threw the child
at her, and very often it received pvlnful
injuiies from this cause On eue occasion
its arm was broken, aud the benes were
allowed te knit Irregularly, resulting in a
deformed baud. When Jeffrey came
ueuie aud found the e'aild impeding the
entrance te the heue, be wnild kick it
out of tbe way. One of these kicks landed
the child lu the cistern, and it would
probably have been allowed te ilrewu but
ler the preaeuce of Delly's father.
Jeffreys threatened te kill bis father in
law for interfering. Old Pollard reuewed
the affray, armed with a shotgun, bu;
Jeffrey judiciously kept out of range.
There was a eat iu tin h mse. Tun
Jeffrey would held by the hairs of its
head with oue Laud, and with tbe ether
band held the child by the bUr et its
bead te see which could endure the tor
ture the greater while. At ether times he
would whirl the child through spice by
holding fast of a leg or au arm, never
being particular ai te what objects us
body cime iu contact with, iur caring
about the consequences. In spite of man
ifeld cruelties the little one clung tenac
iously te life.
Death lnfrrUil. MurrUge.
A wedding nud a death iu the same
family, only two hours apart, wai ene et
the event lu Dayton, Ohie, ou Wednes
day. Mr. Edward Hatchwalt and Miss
Emma Schwind were te Inve bjeu mar
ried at o'clock yesterday morning in
Emmanuel church, It nnau I' ithehc. Just
oue hour befere the time for the weddtu,',
Miss Anna Hachwnlt, sister of tbe bride
groom, fell dead while preparing for the
wedding Services fei the dead were
substituted for the wedding rnasa and the
audience was dismisved, but two hours
later the munagc oerern ny was
performed and the rnvrrie I pur we it into
mourning.
Betcii et it family l'elunel
Near Kauffman, tbe oetioty seat of
Kauffmau county, Texas, has lived for
many years the llyrd family, tenants en
Dr. Dennett's farm Thore are nine in
the family. On last Thursday uight seven
of the family were seized with a deadly
sickness. Physicians were cilled and
antidotes for poisoning were administered
On Suuday the rather and two or tbe little
(laughters were dead l esterday two
ethers were dead, and two mero at the
very deer of death. It is beheved that
the poison was put iu the family water
bucket last Tliurday. A uoighbering
farmer lu suspected. This fanner had
trouble with the Hyrd family aud sued
oue of tbe boys, hut lest his case and has
siuce threatened tj have ruve!i.;e. Au
inquest and investigation will fellow, aud
iu the meautima the suspected mau is iu
dauger of bciug lynched.
ANKW t.Ntll.APIIMlAI i:.
Hemes t'm 'Xilril, Hull t luwu tlul el I tie
Vnt-I nud v Mich ri UimI.
The worst gale known for many years
devastited all New England Wednesday
morning, taking the fetm of a terrific
oelono lu We Uer n MasHichusiitts nud
Vermont and a huiricnup along Cape Ced
and the cast of Maine. Telegraph lltieH
are down At Castleteu, Vt., tlie toef i,f
the lleiiu .or house, iu which woie thirty
sleeping beanleis, was blown off, nltheih'ii
it Is SO by 100 feet iu size. As It roll te
the ground it cut ene building iu two and
seriously d, imaged two ethers. The cupola
or the hoi mnl school, tbe reef of Carles
S inieril's house and buvcii ether buildings
and put of tbe depot were blown off.
Innumerable small biilldiugH were upset,
l'he ocluiie came sweeping down nuatiew
v illey rretn the Green mountains te lnke
Clianiplain, which is shut In by high moun
tains, and e irried devastation In u
hack some four miles wide. At North
ampton, Mass , a tlore" cyclonic gust nt 0
a. iu , was followed by a bard lain, which
C intituled funi T tlve Iieiiir. Alter the
ram ceased iiiuumeiable small llh fiem
half mi mob te an Inch lu length were
found Ht.ewn about the streets, se small
that their species ejutd uet be determined.
Uuder the miCKMOope they appeared te
have been jimmetl or bruised, and m.iuy
of the scales wero oil Seme few woie
placed In water and grew lively after a
lime.
At St. Alb ins tbe mercury tose fifty llve
degrees In twenty four heurs.nnd nt Clare
in nit, N A , fro n twenty below te forty
above. blle Fest erlviilght wait driving a
In avy team along the toad, wagon, hees
and driver were blown together Inte a
ditch. At Kectie, N. II , several notes of
st.indiug timber wan blown down. At
Portland the harbor Is full or wreckage.
The schoeuor Etna, Captain Cellins, leaded
with Iren, sink nt the harbor mouth. The
erew escaped wLh thelr clothes. The
steamer Elcouera, or New Yeik, reached
pert bully dawaKcd. The soheouur E'ta
Nutting, hetice Ter New Yerk, Is retried
te have gene down lu tuld-cbaunel with alt
ou be.itd. Frem nil along tbe Malue coast
unknown vesaels are reported diiveneu the
locks
;Wl'LLtNaiiAItKISKS.
IO lltt POUND IN
MJUUT IIOUHK IUW
. ll't-. AMI ftliV.
vviiitm. She is the diunhter of P Milmo.
tbe banker of Monterey, and is said te he
worth $2,000,000 in possession and pros
pects, hhe is en a visit te the family of
Jehn Kelly, the great banker of Exchange
placi, who last year put $1,000,000 iute
that siugle huildlug known us Temple
Court. .Miss Milmo is very attractive, bsi
a fair complexion, datk eyes aud brown
hair, and is known iu the land of the
Meutezuinas aa " the Star of the Pacific."
Acritlriilt fHtl Mini OtnrrirlM llixt Kul
luw llibrMeii.
Alfred Wilhelm, ngwl tive yeats, young
est seu of William Wilhelm, was drowned
in lied Stoue creek near Wilmington en
Thtusday afternoon. He and several of
his littloeompauious were playing ou the
im, which gave way with him and he was
en i led under the ice by the current.
About au hour afterwards the body was
feuud about seventy tlve feet below the
spot where it went under.
A serious accident occurred te a. coast
uig party Wednesday night en Weed
strcet, Easten A guide iope ou a bob
sleigh broke aud llve young meu were
dashed against a bridge by the roadside.
E iward Nunguhser hail n rib broken, his
head cut aud his leg iujurcd , a Lifayctte
college student named Rolling hid bis
ktice cap injured nud two ether students
were mero or less hurt. In another part
of the tewu Aunie Waterseu was knocked
off a sled aud had a leg broken. Later a
sleigh containing thirty people, going from
Eisten te Bethlehem, was upset and nearly
all hurt, Mrs. F. Yeutigklni;, of Phillips
burg, t e most serious, an alie had au
artery severed and nearly bled te death.
VVebl IIumtii IVllli nil ou Heard.
Toe Barkoutlne Elmlra cune nsheru ou
L hi g Deaeh, ou Tuusday night or Wednes
day morning. Her lights were discovered
bv life saving patrolmen at Station Ne. 21,
West Creek, but they could give no assls
tauc-i. as the sea was then waihiug across
the beacb into the bay. She soeu broke
up, an I the pieces were strewn along the
beaeb. Her name was found in the debris,
and she came fr m Salcombe, England.
A wemau's dress or two and n Dlble were
found, but no bodies. All hands en beard
are supposed te have been lest.
The rr4-(l IJ'i-Mien.
Defero marriage "Excuse me, Geerge.
Did my parasol hurt you ?" Ob, no 1 my
dear. It would be a pleasure if it did.'
After marmge "Great heavens ! Thore
was never a woman under the Bun that
knew hew te carry a parasol without
scratching iv fellow's eyes out." "Aud
there nevcr was a, man that knew enough
te walk en tbe right slde of u woman with
a parasol." "Thcre Isn't any right side
te a woman with a parasol."
Netting Fire te Ills lledilutlies.
J. II . Thatcher, aged 13 years, nu imbe
cile through spiuat disease, set lire te bis
bed olethlug at bis home in uentrai rails,
uear Providence, It. I., and was burned se
badly that he died Wednesday iu great
agony.
UNION I'lltl! UUJll'AMV,
vn nmrt .Miinii tlie Unrrittnr" TUB Tell
llcUiiR Niiltrritui; Ulerk-, lt'uitlr
l mnl Olllrm WUlmi: te Autirpi,
"All quiet In court bmiRe tow," calil
. eue of tlie county etlljeis this morning,
i as the uperler balled him for "whnt'tt
new."
Se It is, new , but wait until the tocsin
sounds fei the Republic in pilimuy elec
tions '
Ham Matt Fiidy will be a eiudidate for
luetli. 'notary. 1ih adminlHtiatten has
Inn n very popular. Thn bar Is "fur Mm."
He is willing te take tliopheont the
sal try utveii by the new law. He has net
had Mich u fat take of U this term ns te
glve lit tn topleftlcal notions. He will at
tend te the duties nl the p'aoe himself,
personally, an he has iloue and as the new
law irqulrrs.
Tlieie is u quiet boom fei Jehn 1).
Hfciles for county treasurer. This would
take tit in out or the way as n competitor
efFtidy, and the fiiemlrt of the latter
think tklles would "just IU" In thn
etl or olllce. llesides, Its taliiy remains
as lixetl by the oil livv, aud the place
could be i tin, us new, by u deputy.
There Is " Happy New Year" luscrlp
tluii In evergreens dlspta)ed In the regis
tots' ellUe. llehiud it sits Christ. Stener.
with h.nr the color of Ch ilrmati Coepor's
and just as satiguiiie. Dr. Cotupteirs wig
Is el the suoe hepelul hue bewever.
lu thehheidls i lllce Deputy Harry
llippey la wailiug te be called. If the
cemniiKM(iners ami auditors would hesuf
llcieiilly liberal iu their allowance of dep
titles and for expenses and yet net se
liberal as te absorb all tbe iceelpts he Is
porsuudable that his candidacy ler sheriff
would be the tight thing.
lu the olllce el chuk of orphans' oeuit.
as Deputy Samuel I,. Kiuffmaii tins been
dlsebirgtug IU duties for eiir, though
new priueipiU come nud go, It has preba
bly occur nil te turn tee, that he might as
well draw the silary as de the work,
Mark him down en the neilrt houne ticket.
Urether Sam M)ers h is been county
O"iumitxieuur twice, but he kuewn no law
against a thud term ll.itin't there been
$100,000 et the ceuuty debt paid oil, n
rtMluotieu et the tax te 2 mills nud the
smw swept Ire'n the cotirtheuvo steps?
" If net, why uet " should he be a cm til
date for the succession te himself ?
The wave of civil service reform may
sweep as far as the back deer. Clerk of
Quarter Sestieus Gee. W V. iby has had a
geed term. He has nut the office eoe
nonueallv. Court nud commissioners have
beeu liberal with bun, and even he could
afford te survu three years mero at the
statutory salary .
1IIK Kl'lVHIlWI. UOMM'.tll..MIII,
Tite yusrtfrly .Vie.tlng In lUrrlslmrK.
At the meetlng of he Pietestant Epln
oepal convocation In HanishurgthU week
teperts from clergymen In oharge of mls mls
slenaiy Btatleus lu the cetitinl dioecseof
Peiiiisylvaulii were icud. Grntltylng
resultH of mission vveik lu Ii"wlstewn,
llodferd,Newport,Stcclton ami Cliambein
burg were returned.
Thoquehtlenof deaf mute missions was
discussed. This class iff unfoitiiiiMes
have the uhureh Borvieo ten leied te them
by Kev. Biyles, iff Philadelphia, n deaf
nuil dumb gnutluinaii. who Iiiih aliemly
establisheil n large class of dear mutes Iti
thl't and ether poitleun el tlie xiate
The Wednesday evening session w.i
largely devoted te dlncussleus or mission
ary work ', nnd also a imcntt sessienary
yesterday morning. Iu the nfteriieun dm
cusslen Kev. Dr. Liugdeu speim en tlie
lack of funis as mi obstacle te dloeusiau
missionary work ; he advocated stiuli a
change ns would compel the stronger
and wealthy congregations te oeutilbuto
te the support of the vvuakiir ones. This
uetild be accomplished by ifctabhshliig a
treasury Inte which nil ehuich coutilhu ceutilhu coutilhu
tlens should be placed and all ministers in
their work be supported directly fiem this
fund. His explanation el iletalla of bis
plan vvah listened te Willi much uttoutleu.
Dr. Knight thought the plan ugoed eue,
but feared it might meet with opposition,
bccatia it differed st much fiem the prae
tlces of vcais. He thought further that It
would be a geed thing ler the mlnUten,
many of whom were subjoeted te much
annoyance by iioiseus who, Koause of
occasional liberal donations, pretended te
tub) the work of parishes.
Hey. Hall opposed the plan because it
would Interfere with vested rights of elll
oers of different pailshes under whose
control each parish new in uiagi-d its own
tluauecs.
Itev. llaker F.ild there wai a feiilix'id
element iu nil walks or Ufe who opposed
auy departure from custem.t which had
prevailed for years, no matter hew met it it it
orleus the new plaus might be. He favored
the plan proposed by Dr. haugdeii.
Thore was no final action en tbe qui
Hen, but it was continued until the meet
lug of the next oeuvoiillou, when iHncn--slen
should he resumed.
There was a large uttendnties at the
eveniug BervicJ when Kev H. F, Ilrewu
preached nu Epiplnuy Harmen. Dr.
liiiugden ou behalf of tbe convocation re
turned Its lieartfclt nnd sino're thanks te
the jieople or St. Paul's parish for the l.iml
reception accorded each member of tlie
convocation.
A rnlOtlTrUt. TVUUIIIKM'.
"Si," said tbe Old Politician, n he
cuneii softly ou bis gum shoe, "Matt
Fritly's te be protbeuotary, Jake Witmer
sheriff and 'fipiire Greblor county treas.
ury ' Then I'm for moving thooiurt theoiurt thoeiurt
liouso te Meuutville."
NKIUtillllllllOOO NKWH
Krnl rtrar ntnl rtcrn tlie Ueunly l.lnrs.
Dr. Jacob G. Wuistliug, a well kuewn
physician of Harrisburg, has dictl In that
city et pneumonia, au the age el 57.
Au is mouths old child of Mrs. James
Newland, en Williams btreet, Harrisburg,
was terribly burned by her clothes catch
iug lire while pla lug near the stove. It
appeared the child inhaled the ll iuics.
A vein of Eckert's ero mine, hevernl
miles below Heading, end extending uuder
the Schuylkill ilver, cavetl in yesterday
owing te the ferce of the current in the
river. The entire mine wai submerged
anil much v iluable machinery damaged.
The mine is 250 feet deep. It has been
worked for 30 years aud was considered
inexhaustible. Ne porneu was injured
Hi Heading a boy get a grain of corn
into his nese four weeks age and it was
uet removed until yesterday. The physi
cian who was called tried te remove the
corn, but failed te tie se, anil then said it
could remain until it dried up, when it
could be easily removed, ilut the corn
did net dry up. It began te sprout nud
the boy's uose swolled te tvvlce Its bi.e.
Anether doctor thou removed it.
KA It. HO A 11 IIKV Bl.tll'JlK.11.
1'OsT xni; HOOKS,
HWtlnllr ul tlie Ueuoinlnutlecs.
The New Yerk Independent publishes
tbe table which fellows, giving the statis
tics of the religious denominations of the
ceuuiry
rVimmti.
unurehct tir nlcanti
Utl 775 01.7KJ
J7.ni VOMi 3.3W.5.VI
J,'.lW 3,7:i KS7 01U
'J,,X)
WMwO
75,917
3,0IJ,87V
A0,tX)
itva
s.yii
WM437
aii D7)
':imu
CSJOVI
7C0
20,000
Vdvenilitif
llapiUtB
1.' niiUMaUnnulUts .
KrlemU
tier. Kvun tliurih ..
i.iniuTiini
Mellietllritri
Mmineiiltus
MurivlAiis
New ilurusiili in .
I'letlij lull ins .....
l'reiiMtiini hjilseepul
Iteteiinuil
Keinun Ualliolle....
scliweinUilillans... .
I'uHirluiia
St)
ue
niie
u.'Jit
Ml
SI
S7
11.7S1
J.UiU
1.5IJ
fi.ill
Mi
I'lihumalUts 710
Total In I' S 113,010
-UOKj.
ttrt
775
M 'Ah
3,7:i
WO
430
s. in
2,I".V
ilO
7i
li:
S.S.U
3,1101
,3lfl
411
71J
(U.SI7 17.W7.SJH
lUlleriug Judge Orw Kulvrs.
CoiiKiderable oxeltoment was created en
Thursday in Nashvllle, Teuu., by a tight
between .Tudge Allen, of the criminal
court, and Judge Ferris, of the county
court. The nll.ilr grew out of a remark
made in the county court by Judge For Fer
rls te the effect that the crlralual oeurt
was gutting the county by unreasonably
heavy costs Incurred In the criminal oeurt
loom. Judge Allen denounced Judge
run in n ni.ueilieil as laiSO, i'jaetl HOlZOU
the ether by the threat, and. helm? sena
rated, both drew knives, but were pre.
vonted from using them. " Deth goutlo geutlo goutle
men stand high In the community."
A MUKUKllKK IlLMri.l) JIOVVN.
Selrlug tlie Slyiterr tiirraiii(lln; Itin ucnt i
of n r.ltnlr uirl
Dotcctlve IvalUher li.n arrested Win
Menken, a German, 2 j yeirs old, in New
Yerk, as the suppled murderei of the
girl found at Garr's (' irinr, near Elmtra.
Monken has beeu in the E'tmra roferma
tery for a burglary commuted four years
age. He correspond fully with the d:
acriptien given of the mia wh was seuu
in company with the girl before the mur
der. Iu the room where hu wis arrested
was found a quantity of old fushieued
jowelry, whleh has been iduntitldd as that
which was worn by the girl. Menken ro re ro
fusesto say anything excant tint he is
innocent of the charge. lit was round
hiding in the house iff his sis or iu Ciartc Ciartc
sen Btroet, Flatbusb, L I. Chuff or Pe
lice Little, of Elmira, b is arrive 1 In New
Yerk, and will take Monken back with
him. His guilt appears evident.
Inspector Dyrnes has succeeded in clear
ing up the mystery whleh turreundcd the
Elmlra murder, The nmrdared girl proves
te be Ivatu Drudohell, who was a bervaut
in the house of Mrs. Suseu, iu East
Elghty.uinth street Monken used te
visit her aud was known as Myeis. Hu
took her nway from the house en New
Year's eve, anil It wan understood by Mrs.
Sisseu tbat they wero te be married I1111110
diately. Mm. SIbseu Identllled the jewelry
found in Monken' possession an having
frequently boeu worn by Kate Dradcheff.
F1.KK1NU rituji
MAUttlAUH.
U'
Hitveit I'ruiu n VV rocked Mchoeuer.
The three masted Boheonor Emma O.
It lminel, Slean master, reperted nshore at
Cape Hatteras, N. O., en the 0th Inst.,
nl1?. ff ,n "'K's, ferry, Fla., bound te
Philadelphia, leadetl with pine lumber.
Mho vosBel went tuhera at .'! n. m ....
the 8th instaut during a violent southeast
gale near Gull Sheal llfe Having station :
nlue pei sous were en heard. All wero
saved in the Drcechcu Duey by the mom.
burs of Gull Sheal Iffe savlug station. The
vcHsel in utill en the beaeh.
1 .
AHOLUtlllO tCXllAUHtlOU,
New Oi leans I'lenyuue,
The eky bhiflhes wheu it sees tlie sun go
te bed, aud again when the mm geU up,
Whore'd your coimle dust uew ?
A UrlUfgroetn Who Pull ail ti Turu
111 Wcilciluir O.ty.
William II. Reed, recently of Franklin
tewiiHhlp, Huntington county, has Hed te
avoid marriage with Miss Ellen Kinc.li.
The day for the nuptials had bcen fixed,
and tbe prospective uride had in ado ex
tensive preparations for housekeeping,
which duty Bhe oxpeeted te euter upeu
Immediately after the weddiug. Heed,
inbtcad of keeping his engagement, went
ou the appointed day, te the nearest rail
read station ami took the ears for the
West, as in supposed, sinoe which tlme he
has been unheard of, se far as is known iu
this county.
He left behlnd him, hawevcr, a valuable
llmosteno farm, out of whleh Miss Kluch
hopes te Boeuro satisfaction for her disap
pointment nnd injury. Shu has brought
nn notion for breach of premiso, and,
upon a writ of foreign nttaohmeut, has
had the farm Iovled upon, The amount
of her damages Is jet te be legally ascer
tallied, but wheu the mutter has beeu
adjudloated she will heve ample Boeurlty
by virttie of her attaohraent for $10,000 nt
least. Reed Is doubtless Ignorant of the
proceedings against him and wheu he
learns of thorn will be under strong In
ducements te oeme back and make a de
fOUBO,
rile t lectien et Olllcrrn LHtl kveuiDg,
At a meeting of the Union tire company
held iu City hall last evening the following
officers were elected :
President, Jeshua L Lyte, Vicj Pro Pre
bidents, AI. M. Zihm, J. D. Lub
kicher; Secretary, G.Edw. Heguner ; Asst.
S-cretary, J . F. Keller, Treaburer. C. A.
Helnitsh; Chlet Engiueer, 8. H Everts;
Asst Engiueers, G, Curry, W. Hollue, A.
Clinten, C. Seith ; Captain, Jes. Smith ;
Chief Hose Diroetor, J. Wldmyer Asst.
Hehe Directors, A Strains, II. Kuapp, W.
II. Weitzel, E. Rhodes, E Hauer. C.
Yeuug , Finance Committee, G. Edw.
Ilcgeunr, AI. M. Zilim, J. R Waters ;
Collector, I). Retharmel.
Three vioe presidents were rjpeited
elected, though the laws of the company
only previde rer two. Eloven poisons who
voted for E. E, Snyder voted only for him
ami each cast two votes for him en the
cumulative plau, thus (retiring a majeiity
for him. It was disputed, however, tbat
this can be dene nud the matter was re
ferred te a oemmittoo te report. Mr. Sny
der deslltias te contest and concedes Mr.
Zihm's election. That nettles it.
In view of Mr. Slaymaker's long scrvle a
te the company, as its piesident, the fei
lowing was unanimously adopted :
HeteUed, That the thanks of the Union
steam lire engine and forcing hese company
Ne. 1 are due and the sumo are hereby
exteuded te Henry E, Slnymeker, for the
earnest, ntdent aud faithful mauner In
which he has contineusly from 1818 fe
1881 (a period or thirty-six yonrs)dlseharp:
ed the duties of au active member of this
company ; aud in the able and Impartial
manner iu which he has presided ever the
deliberations of tbe company for tbe past
tweuty elght years, and the energy whleh
he has ever display ed In the fulfillment of
the duties of the olllce of president ever
ou the nlert in all that concerued the
affairs of the company, tirelees in his
activity, unceasing iu his watchfulness nnd
zenl for tbe prosperity of tbe organization
nud bis unceasing endeavors te keep and
promote its standing, which, Under his
prohidenoy, bes net retraced ene step from
the high station and rank whleh the com cem
piny has evor bold hi the esteem and eon een eon
tldcnceof the eitlzens of Lancaster.
Itie Opeinnu el ilm Itsltlinnre Delia
Kemi.
The epeuiui! of tbe uew railroad from
Daltttnere te Delta, Yerk county, lias been
postponed ttutil Thursday, January 17th,
iu order te have the trael: In hotter eon.
dltlen. Tae jubilee will be held at Delta,
nt which time the llrst through train from
Baltimore will pass evor the read. Actlvu
preparations are being inntle at Delta te
have a grand tlme en this occasion.
Speeches will be made and a froe lunch
will be served te Invited guests, ami a
general julhllcatien will be Indulged In.
Trains are new running from Ualtimore te
Ferest Hill, four miles north of Hell Air,
and the freight trntlle is said te he greater
than waa anticipated when tbe read was
p;oJHeicd. The read will be a great thing
rer Delta and the low or nud or Yerk county,
and a rnpld Improvement may be conll cenll conll
dentlv expected. It would net ba surpris
ing indeed, if Delta would double Itself
within the next five yearn.
Why They Wlmeked lbs Hill Mown,
Last wenk the Advns ceuuty cemmls.
sloners with their atterney, the sheriff,
clerk of the courts, ami ethers, weut te
Yerk te c fflect the money due that ceuuty
by Yerk ceuuty hi thn Ceylo case. The
original bill was about $1,000 but boveral
Items were out out, nuil tbe Yerk com
missioners grnnted an order for $2,009,01
lu favor of Adams ceunty.and $00 in favor
Duohler & Ce for printing the book for
the supreme court. Among the itenm re
jected from tbeii bill was $10 for elgars
furnished the Jury. The rate of $2 a day
for beaidlug the jury wan nllewid. (The
Yerk hotel charge but 70 cents.) Thu
Adams county commissioners saw lit te be
In hcsslen every day during the trial nud
nsk per diem and milcage ; the flheriff nud
oleikof the court also ceme with bills that
Yerk oemmlshioneis think uujustiilable
aud they will besuumittcd te the court for
Its opinion et tue Batne.
Nnrruw Krpe ul iifclelKtui'i; I'-ilJ.
The goeff sleighing nud mild weather
yesterday were Improved by hundreds te
enjoy the sport of thu season , ami, as
utual, East King street was the xceuu of
spirited racing nud ninny fashionable turn
outs wero en the oeurso. These who
were enjoy leg the sight or participating
in the pleasure were much friKhtei.nl
about I p. in by an occurrence wlm.'i
might have been n fearful accident
MrB. Goe. M. Kline, Miss Holers, nt
Ualtimore; Ml.ss Patty Kline, Mis bnnly
Stelnman and Mr. Feil, were sleihm:; in
Mr. A.J. Steiumau's large family sleigh.
Ou EaBt King street, opposite the reser
veir, a slight jolt hroke thetouguennd the
horses begau plunging nntl itiuuing. Mr.
Felt. tried te reach their hemic, but hud
ing himself unable te de this he liinpid
en the back of the sleigh , the hoises tore
down East King street at a terntic speed,
the driver, Jehn Tliunm, with gieat e 10I
ncss,, guiding thu sleigh pat.t a large te
wagon and many sleighs, nud struggling
with all his might te cheek the trantic
horses which, at every bound, struck their
legs against thu etump of thu biekt.11
tongue. Near the corner of Plum hlreet
he succeeded iu gaining partial control of
them. Among the orewtl of men ou the
sldewnlk, William Reiduubach h.tw Ids op ep op
pertunity,und boldly sprang te the horns'
heads ; he was dragged for some distance,
but the horses were lleiillj buughttea
staud at Middle Direct.
Te the courage aud geed maiugemeut
of Jehn Thtiam aud te the intrepid eon
duct or William Huideiibach, the eceu
pants of the sleigh ewo their rosene liem
what might have beeu a tragedy. The
ladtes sat quietly iu the sleigh and ths
played remarkable coolness aud self
control. Deth of the horses wero cut
about the legs, ene of thein very badly,
the canon bone being considerably hplint
ercd. Dr. Greff removed several splinters
nud expeeU the leg te heal, though very
slowly.
OWO'.S AUHK.
FlIlliiK Ul "" Country Urar Yards.
Following is a list of thu lutormeuts
made in the burying ground el Melhuger's
meeting house, near Schoeueck, lu West
Cocalico township, from the tirst day el
January, 188:i, te the llrst day of Januarr,
1881 : Samuel Scherb, funeral Jau. 1,
agetl 78 years, 4 months and 1" years ,
Jehn llurkholder, Jan. (I, agetl 70 years.
10 months and 15 daya ; Jehn llenry, seu
of Jehn aud Susanua Wtaz.r, Feb. 2i,
aged 3 years, S months nud 21 days ,
Denjamlii, bee of Het ry and Susanui
Druchoubred, Feb. 20, a'ed 11 yens and
0 months ; Alvln, son of Josje and E'u
Jacoby. Feb. 27, uged 0 mmths md-l
days ; Pelly, relict el Samuel Eberly,
March 2, aged 70 years and 2 months ,
Elizabeth Kllheu. March 21 uged 72 yean
5 months und 15 days ; Lytlii. wlfe of
Jehn Dlxler, March 20, ae 1 !JU years, 7
months and 1'J days ; LUsie, daughter of
Jehn a Balinta Hegg, April 18, aged I
ycais, 5 nientliB aud HI days ; L zie,
daughter-er Henry and Elizabeth Eherly,
April 10, agetl U weeks; Israel W. MonUer,
May l,aged 50 yeans, 8 months and 2 days,
Frautco.reliotorCilmson Fassuneht, Bept.
14, aged 00 years, 5 mouths and 17 days ,
Jehu Bayler, Beet. 20, ngctl 8.1 years,
months aud 1 day : Emma, daughter or
Samuel nnd Lydla Ilartseg, Out (I aged
B months and 10 days : ehlld of llenry
and Eliza Ilauck, Nev. 21 ; Catharine,
wife or Wm. Reycr, Nev. 8, nged 02 years,
1 mouth nud 13 days 5 Hurry, son of Jehn
and Elizabeth Mtshlcr, Dje. Ul, ngctl 1
year, 1 month and 10 days.
Illitcteri KlecteU in Wttnneim.
At the nnnual meeting of the stoek.
holders of tbe Mauhelm national bank en
Tuesday last, the following nnmed gontle
inen were reoleotod dircoters for the ensu
ing year : J. h. Stehman, E. D. IJombDr IJembDr IJombDr
ger, A. Hates Grubb, Heury Arndt, Bam'l
Riee, Hamuel O. Koller. D. II. Horshey,
Bamuel Wolf and A. G. Iiewmau.
The following named gontlemon were
ro-eleotod direoters of the Mauhelm Mil.
tual lire lusurnuoe oempany te serve for
three years : Dr. Jehn M. Dunlap, Ezra
Heist, II. II. Tshudy, II. B. Stauller and
Addison Ehy. II. II. Giugrleii wbb re.
elected auditor for the same term,
A Ileee Urnva una neVuneiRl.
A gontleman from Oarapbollstewu.Lub
aueu oenutv, who was In Harrisburg,
stated te a Ritriet ropertor that Dr.Stauf Dr.Stauf
fer who eommitted suicide nud was found
dead In bed at tbat plana en Tuesday
morning had left 11 long thy letter ti his
parents touching of his deith nud ethor
points.
41 The lotter," slid the gontleman,
" ha3 bneu withheld from the pttblle by
the parents and its ontire oeutonts are uet
known. ' Bome parts are very amusing.
In ene Instauce he requests that his grnve
be dug elght fcet (loop, but does net state
why he be wants it. He also oppeaos a
funeral and makes a spoeiol roquest that
he lie buried without norviee of any kind."
Dr. Btauffer was buried this afternoon,
but his requests were net entircly com
piled with.
tin n btrlke.
Lllll. Kccenl.
Nearly all of tbe el; armakers lu Litltz
are en a strlke sluei Tuesday morning,
M'hey had bceu iccelvlng $1 per theusaud.
On Tuesday the eraployers all lu.
formed their werkmen that they
weultl horeaftnr piy $3.50 te take
offect at ouce. The empleyes refuscd
te aoeopt n reduction and a', oneo weut out
of the shops, marchln r through town lu a
body, cheering as tley went along. 801110
few romalned nt vrer', but the majority
soetn deterratntd te ak)ek It out, q-ilte a
number having already left for ether
quarters.
UllAl'UL. 1I15DIUATKIJ.
Moravian Uliurcti Iiupreveiueuts lu Lltttx.
The uew nnd beautiful Moravian ohapel
nt Litltz, was dodleatcd en Sunday evou eveu
lug, The children of the Sunday hdioel
oeouplctl It for the first tlme en Sunday
last. The dodlealoiy exeielses consisted
of ohelr Blnglng, addrcbs by Rev. Nagle,
prnyer by Rev. llrlckuiibteiu ami au
address upon the hittery of the Sunday
school by Mr. Wolle, who bus bcru con
nected with It 38 years and uti c Ulcer for
25. It opened with 100 fiohelniji and new
has 200, Of the 38 teachers proient at Kh
beginulug only Mr. Wolle, M si Pauline
Tshudy, Mrs. ,T. Fctt and Miss Julian
Bohmnleti, were orcsent ou this oeoislon,
The ohapel is iieat, oemplcto and com
fortable. A large re jess Is at the head,
with autoreoms en eaeh aide. The rear
end has a gallery w'Mb n Beating capacity
of nearly ene hundred, while the audi
torium has seating room for about four
hundred, The aisles are covered with red
Ingrain oarpet, The old part, known ns
the aoademy building, Is entlrily remod
eled and divided Inte numerous spaoleua
apartments. The two llrst 11 or rooms are
arranged for the Dlble class und thn Infant
class. The rooms lu the uuper Heets will
be used, ene for trustees meetings, 0110
for the archives of the church, nud Mich
ether purposes as may be feuud neoes
sary,
All IrtttlO,
The mayor this mernlug had four lodg ledg
ers, titid all wero dlaelmrged.
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