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THE PHILADELPHIA INQ UI11 Eli MON DAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 1893. an anti-Chinese plank to catch the Scudder, Congressional Tabernacle; DEDICATION OF A THE REICHSTAG voters in Calilornia; it nwv be a tem perance plank 10 catch the Prohibition Kev. M. 1 Gates, Grace Methodist; Rev. Theodore Heirig, Baptist, and Rev.

Julius Sichel Co. James Mitchell, of the Scotch Presbyterian Church, delivered Dolitical ser ART SERIES No. 3, mons. WILL ists, or a high tarifl plank in catch the protectionist Around tltia platiorm so carelully constructed the politicians rallv and make their campaign (is lit. 'Now.

my friends, there is one plank upon which every Christian stands to BAPTIST CHURCH COUPON 2 i Continued From First Page. 50-52-54 NORTH EIGHTH ST.80B ARCH ST. A VINELAND MAN'S RELICS. srniicits iir.T. Send or bring in coupons of different nam OUR MOST hers, toeether with 5 twT-cent stamps on TEX EN1 IN UPSET, to Thk Phil MAKE LARGE GAINS adelphia iNQriRKR's 'oupon Department day.

I rare not whether he he Baptist, Presbyterian, Methodist, Kulscotmllan i or Catholic, he stands ujkjh the plunk of our Lord -Jean Christ. That's where I stand to-day." Here the speaker SO. IIOK MarSet Strwt, Philadelphia, and you will receive John L. Stoddard's Portfolio ot Ceremonies at the East Side Baptist Chapel Out in Article- Used by General Lf lyette, and Historic Falatinus. Special to Tbe Inquirer.

Vijjkt.and, Oct. 13. Lemuel Y. Singleton, a Vineland pioneer.and an octogenarian, has several relics of historic value which descended te him from his Berlin are holding many meetings. Their speakers devote their time mostly to denouncing Behel and Uebkoecbt, leaders ot the "Regulars," for accepting princely incomes and living in luxury.

Werner, the printer, says that Bsbel earns 20,000 marks annually witli his PhotosrraBh. EFFORTS Have been successful in the past week in securing great LEAD R3 from many sources, which enable us to offer the following goods at xtlDICOLOUS PHICES. Bear In mind, this Couoon Is rood for Perte? No. onlv. The Connon for teries No.

will They Expect to Capture at Least Jjbrgin Sunday. Ktober 1 A For Pirt'cnlars Se Paee 3. the Lower Branch of the mother, who was a sea captain's widow, and lived on Front street near Arch. T0DAY WHILE THEY LAST. pen, besides wot-Kinir other sources ot revenue.

Liebknecht's son serves as volunteer in the First Foot Guards, the Rev. Dr. Woods Draws a Lesson From the Death of Waldo Messaros. most expensive regiment in Prussia. NOTICE.

look: i FUR SCARFS stepped upon the rongh 'board. How many of you are willing to join me? Thai's a simple religion, and ii's the foundation of all onr modern churches' belie! in Jeus Christ. Come up and stand on this plank and you'll be better men to-morrow when you go out to battle in the campaign lor the right." Two negroes and a white man in tattered garments stepped upon ho symbolical plank, a. id the exhorter and bis converts bowed in silent prayer. Dr.

Schweninger has irone to South Legislature. Senatorial Contests and the Chances of the Candidates. Germany for a rest ot twe weeks. He Address all letters containing Cou- SEE THESE PRICES: win return to Friedsricbruheon Octoiter pons to Just received 1500 Scarfs. Will be placed on sol 23.

His absence from the Bismarek this moraine. household is held to be the best sign of 800 Black Coney Scarfs, with beads, daws and A Shipwrecked Life, Forieitecl as a Kesult of His Own Actions hy Failures Are Recorded, and Mills Closed. the Prince's convalesence. At his orders utu. Bismarck receives now only his most ntimate trlends.

The accouchement of $3.50 Jackets at $2.98. $8 60 Jackets at $4.98. 85.90 Misses' Cloaks at $3-98. 85.00 Infants' Cloaks at $2.93. $1.00 WRAPPERS at 45c.

LCOK! UNDERWEAR BARGAINS. VAU'EH CSIIEABD OF. Some Sijeclal Lots at these prices while tbey last. Thev can't he duplicated. Men Colored Mertno Shirts and Drawers, 39c.

and All were made to sell for 75c. per Barmen t. Men's Camel Hair or Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers Alwavs a good value at 1.00. 75c. Men's Natural Wool Half How (ail wool).

19c. Better than usual 25c poods. Ladies' Bibbed Ecru or Natural Mixed Vests, fleece lined, 4ac. A SptciaJ Natural Vest and Pants, 75c. Ribbed Merino Tnion, Suits, 1.00.

worth 1.50; and l.3!l worth jiOO. Countess Herbert Bismarck is expected daily. Philadelphia. Among them are a sola, table, decanter and glasses used in entertaining General Lafayette when he visited this country in 184 Mr. Britton, mother of Commodore Charles Stewart, lived with the Singletons, and Lalayette called there to visit her.

Mr. Sinuleton, then a school boy, was present at the interview. Commodore Stewart's daughter, Delia, mother of the late Charles Stewart Par-nell, was also a member ot the Singleton household. Mr. Sinnleton lias a portrait ot Geerge Washington, which is said to have been painted iy Kemiaandt Pealc.

He also has a painting of the ship Liverpool, the pioneer vessel of the tirst line of packets between Philadelphia anil Liverpool. Mr. Singleton's lather commanded her on the initial trip to this country and brought over a colony of vegetarians. Anti-Kace-Track Sentiment Growing Throughout the State A Saloon-Keeper Arrested for Forgery A Vineland Man's Valuable Relics Other News of the State. Interesting exercises attended' th LOCK BOX 1143 in orriVr that they may receive prompt attention.

If you have failed to secure Series Numbers One and Two, you can get them by sending 25 cents for each to this office. Each week's coupons call for a certain series, and we cannot lurnish othi-r than thev call for. I he orddciUclie Allerjemive Zextuvg dedication vesterdav of the East Side LOOK! 73c; worth $L50. 3000 Brook Mink Scurf with tine heads, claws an 1 tail; elegantly made. LOOK worth $2.50.

150 Eastern Alink Pcarfs. LOOK $3 25; worth S6 00- 2.t0 Kussian Sable and Stone Marten Scarfs; none better. LOOK $4. 93; worth 57.50 to $12.00. renews the old warning against men advertising for heirs to treat properties Baptist chapel, Woodbine and lioyer in the United States.

Recently victims of these swindlers have been complaining at the United Slates Legation. The SorddeH'sclie advises all persons believ Special to The Inquirer. Tbbston, Oct. 15. For an ofl year l.i Kfota i I i tm tha tiAvt tit 1- ing tlieiuelves to be beirs to communi Full Line of Far Edirfnm.

nlaln nrl with idmn Cnrrie. P.D., rector of Chris; Church, flaltl cate first with the Geruian Consuls in America. and braid lowest prices. LOOK- I promise to ne about as lively as any ever experienced in any but a Presidential campaign in New Jersey. Senators are to he chosen iu Camden.

Kssex. Actor Barnay lias sciatica and has PASTOR JOHNSON RESIGNS. Dissatisfied With it Mixetl Church, He Goes to One Made Up of Colored reople. Pastor Thomas II. Johnson last night formally withdrew lrom the Methodist Episcopal denomination, severing his relations with the oar Church, Melon street, below Thirteenth.

Zoar Church is made up entirely of colored people, but is under tbe control of the white bishops Mr. Johnson retires to go to the Russel African M. Church, Boston, which is exclusively under the control of the colored race. After a short sermon the retiring pastor gave a brlel talk, iu which he told of his relations with the church. 'When I came here in April last," he said, ''the white residents on either sile of church complained ot the lateness of our services.

1 shortened them an hour. I wanted to buy tho old and now disused Episcopal Church at Twlftb aud Oxiord, gone to lesbaden ior treatment. GLOVE BARGAIN 1000 P.drs Real Kid Gloves, mode, tan, slate, brown; all sizes. KLEGANT FITTING GLO KS. JiVE.iY PAIR GUARANTEED.

68a a pair; worth $125. 1 he Trolley Neariusr Woodbury. Special to The Inquirer. Woodbury, Oct. 15.

It was expected Coming; to America. The Schlierseer peasants theatrical streets, Gennantown, where a Sunday-school of 150 scholars is now flourishing tinder Superintendent A. O. Patton. J.

Howard heal made an address to the children, and at the service which lol-lowed, Rev. B. MacMakin preacheJ the Rev. Dr. Flippo delivered an address.

In the evening, Rev. Ransom Harvey pastor of the Third BaptistChurch delivered an interesting discourse. On Saturday evening the Protestant children residing in the neighborhood were the guests oi the children of the Sunday school and were treated to refreshments of ice cream and cake. An address was delivered by M. Lewis, ot Roxbor-ough.

'I he new chapel is constructed of pointed stone and has a seating capacity of -00 and over. A large lot adjoins the building, upon which a large church will be erected iu time. that the trolley road would be running more, being the preacher. Dr. Rose llower.

a returned missionary from Africa, delivered a lecture last even-iner before th quarterly missionary meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Thirteenth Street M. K. Church. She described thn manners, dress and customs of the negroes. "Love in nil its aspects Love of Man "and Woman and Love of God," whs the subject of the.

tirst of a series of lecture on everyday themes hy tBe Hev. Or. H. C. McCook.

to be delivered at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, at Thirty seventh unii Chestnut streets. company will tour the United States Gloucester, Monmouth, Salem, homer-i set, Union and Warren counties, As-jsemhlymen in all the fixty districts, 1 Siierills aud Coroners In all the counties but three or lour, and a tew county I officer. next sprinir under the direction of Kon- to the outskirts of the city to-day, but the company met with difficulty iu crossing David Shivers' place along rad and Dhreer. Herr Dhreer was the FUR CAPES, LADIES' CLOAKS, MISSES' CLOAKS, INFANTS' CLOAKS TO MOVE AT AY DOW.X PRICES. Sa75 Fur Capes at $4-48.

$10.00 Fur Capes at 86.50. $14.50 Fur Capes at $9 50. $13-50 Fur Capes at $12-50. $5.00 Jackets at first manager to engage natives or' tbe '1 atom street. It is reported that the Schlierseer and Tegernsee districts, to illustrate peasant lile, and at the U'all- company has purchased the building formerly occupied by the Caster Works To secure the Senate the Republicans most carry seven ot the eight counties, as but lour llepublican Senators hold over in Mercer, Atlantic, Cumberland PRICES THAT WILL BLOW.

If 100 dozen Ladies' (Scollop Embroidered Handkerchiefs. 8c each; worth 15c. to 25c. 800 dozen Ladies' Embroidered Handkerchiefs, scollop edge. 25c.

each, worth 50c and 75c DON'T Ml-ja THIS CHANCE. ner I heatre in this city he has scored aa enormous success. M. Schischkin and M. Tuscholka, lor a depot.

Democratic Candidate. Special to The Inquirer. Washington, N. Oct. 15.

The but the white bishop would not let us Customs directors In St. Petersburg, gave interviews last evening concerning A SHIPWRECKED LIFE. dl our property. 1 have therelore decided to go inio an exclusively colored denomination." Mr. Jehnson then read tiis letter of resignation as lollows: the tariff war between Russia and Germany.

Their utterances showed that Democrats of Warren county held their 50-52-54 EIGHTH 806 ARCH ST. JULIUS SIGHEL CO. 50-52-54 N. EIGHTH 806 ARCH ST. Eev.

Dr. Woods Preaches Upon the Germany's dilatory treatment of caucus yesterday and nominated the anil Ocean. All of the eight counties except Camden are now represented by Democratic Senators. Republican hopes are basod on the sentiment of the people on the racetrack question, on the known dissension among the Democrats in nearly every county, and on the steneral lis-satistaclion among the worklngmen at the hard tunes and the dark prospect ahead. THE SKXATORIAL COXTKSTS.

f'o Uishop John M. Waldos, IX LL. BIDDING FOR GUNBOATS. All tho Bifir Builders But Cramps Interested In tbe Competition. Special to The Inauirer Washington, Oct.

15. To-morrow will see representatives lrom all the important shipbuilding establishments iu the country 1n the city. At noon on Tuesday in Secretary Herbert's office i are to opened lor the construction of the three following candidates: State Senator, t.uana overtures has caused much bitterness in the Russian capital. They A. Staats, of Washington; Assembly 190 eat fourth street, Cincinnati, O.

Sib: After years of careful consideration intimated that tbe Buccessiul issue of man, Dr. It H. Sheppard, of Pnillipa- burc; Sherm, lleniauiin Scuwartz, ol A nave leached the conclusion that 1 can do more for tiod and mv race In a colored Stewartsvillc. negotiations had been imperiled, and hinted even that new repressive measures against Germans in Russia might be adopted. They denied, how rhnrcli than 1 can in a mixed clinrch where EXTRAORDINARY VALUE 52-INCH ALL-WOOL crave impediments exist.

The church of In Monmouth county the Republicans rhich 1 have been a member all mv life so ever, that there was anything more than A Mistake That as Almost Fatal, Special to The Inquirer. Atlantic City, Oct. 15. Samuel uww sununKn Mutuenzeu ij in" and Citizens' league have nominated Citizens' league hurrah and vaporing In the demonstra tion, liie talk of tbe Russian news Elras, a telegraph operator, swallowed last Congress. 1 hese will be the James A.

Hradley tor Senator, and the first vessels designed and constructed Prohibitionists and leading Democratic for the present administration, and tho newspapers have indorsed him. The competition promises to le lively and race-track candidate is Henry S. Ter-closu. It rarely happens that there are hune, who served last year to fill an un- in mistake for cough medicine a large Death of Waldo MeMnrost The life and death of Waldo Messaros formed the theme ot the evening sermon el Rev. Dr.

Byron A. Woods, ol Geth-seinane Baptist Church. The name of the dead preacher was not mentions but Dr. Woods said alterwards it was him whom he meant. The text was from the I Chronicles, 13, "So Saul died of his transgression." "Last Loru's said the doctor, "allot us were startled and saddened by the announcement that one who was formerly prominent in a neighboring pulpit had passed away.

His was a strange life and a sad death. In many reaperts one is reminded of Saul, Israel's first king. Botii were men of remarkable endowments, both had rare opportunities, an element of obscurity surrounded both, both made shipwreck of lite and both died as the result of their own actions." lose ol acid last night, and lor a 9 papers out friendship for France, they said, was entirely misleading. Dr. Witte, Russian Finance Minister, has ordered an inquiry into the reason why more Amerh-an than Russian flour time it was thought the consequences would be lataL Prompt administration point more inantnreeor lour matters ior me expired term.

The indications construction of naval vessels. At hast i toward Braulev's election. ot antidotes at an adioining drug store restricts and discriminates against the coiored members and lowers their manhood and womanhood that they re practically slaves. She is made up ot (iitleient nationalities, but the white n-J1 are received into all tho official positions in the gift of tho church, whilu black members are ostracized in nearly every cepartmenr. Therelore 1 am conscientiously convinced that it is my imperative uty to chanire my relation to the church, to fro where 1 can do the creator good for tiod and tho development of my manhood.

Hence I lo now resign from the pastorship cf Zoar E. Chnrch aim from the niem-l ership and ministry of said denomination, to take ell'ect October 34, Thomas II. Johnson. a dozen bids, however, are confidently aaved his lile. in Camilen cuunly, despite the des has been sold recently in Finland.

The inquiry is tantamount to preparations to JERSEY NEWS OF ALL SORTS. exclude American hour lrom Russia. RACI.VG AT LIXINGTON. 50 expected. J'he only well-known firm that will not compete is the William Cramp At Sons' Ship and Engine Building Company.

They have their hands ten lull with five large naval vessels and two big ocean liners to undertake any more Rtchwood has a temperance bicycle c. ciuo. A Glasf-horo man was arrested for breaking into the lockup. Trolley cars were run for the first time work at present. at Millville Saturday evening.

Thieves iried to break Into the Sew REDUCED FROM $1.00 Black, Blue, Green, Seal and Golden Brown, Garnet and Tan. were considered very cheap at $1.00. HUNTINGDON DEMOCRACY Market postoffice. but were frightened In These awav. The Voaucer Element Declares War Gloucester county Republican candidates in.

uurlni: the caiuDaiun.vislt everv town Asralnst tho McAteer Faction. He said it was not bis purpose to pronounce judgment, because God alone lias knowledge ot the secrets of heart and lile. His desire was to voice the eadness lie ielt at such an end lor such a liie and to use it to instruct the living. Good surroundings would not save a man. The heart must be right.

The misuse ot God-given powers brought grief. The tall of a Christian was most deplorable because It put others under suspicion, and was a weapon in the bauds of the enemies of Christ. iu i un couniy. Specud to The Inquirer. New Brunswick's new Soldiers and Sail Before leaving the pulpit the pastor reminded the congregation of the lact that they were in arrears in salary nut I im to the amount of 134.

94. The stewards made an appeal to the people and $20.16 was raised, which was tamed over on account Mr. Johnson's salary was f000 per year, and the Boston church will pay him J1200. Chatting alter his sermon, the preacher said he bad been a member of tha lith for twenty-one years. Before go-I in into the ministry he had been a policeman under Director Stoklcy.

He was also the first man, he said, to run a fiarhajre cart in the city. Zoar Church vill secure a new pastor and continue as be I ore. Huntingdon, Oct. 15. The Hunting OUTILLIEB Gi ors monument will probably be dedicated The Fall Meetlns of the Kentncky Association Heirlns To-Day.

Lkxington, Oct. 15. To-morrow tlie lall meeting ol the Kentucky Association (running) begins here. The indi-caiions are excellent tor a successful meeliiifr, as a Kreat number ot good horses are here, an the track will bo last- The entries Ior Monday follow: First Race Three-quarters of a mile; sell-ins. is O'Lee.

10S; Interior, 103; Miss May, 95; Mill Uiite. S6: Merry Eves, Kinjj Star, Pearl 94: Drum Major, 5(7: The Span-iaru, SW: Miss llerndon, iuu; Dolly Nobles, 10J: Harney Weklon. ltlS; London smoke, llu. Second Nine-sixteenths of a mile, i-year-olils. l.

ttle Miss. Sister Anita, Galena. Miss Georgie, Miss Kicli, Honnie May, Ma Del Heath. -Miss Ny Odrey, Miss Koslvn, biiniuntha. Cornelia, Kose l.ady, iM each.

'l liird Mile and tifty vurds. I-u Coionia, Clementine, KW each; Miss Dixie, iM; La Uosu, 10A. Fourth One mile, sellinsr. The Governess, 92; Anna, 107: The Quern, lot; Pearl (ki: Ocean Golden Hope, 90 each. on govern Der a.

don county Democrats are in a quandary as to where they aro at." The A pike fix Inches lonsr was found trozen perate efforts ot "Billy" Thompson to Mown" Senator Rouers, he will be elected by a large majority. The Republicans ol Somerset county will probatdy nominate Iewis A. Thompson lor Senator. He served a term ending Iu 1890. Senator Keys wants to succeed himself, but is opposed by Max Beekuian, a Jersey City lawyer, who livts In Somerset; by ex-Speaker James J.

Bergen, who has a longing to sit in the upper house, and by Alvah A. Clark, who is backed by ex-Congressman Pin cock. Ttiis is a close county and Republicans are confident of success. Down In Gloucester, where Senator Barker had a very smail majority three years ago, there is dissatisfaction among the Ferrell Democrats and among the friends of ex-Judge Beckett. Ex-Sheriff Packer, the Republican nominee, is popular and straight on questions that Mr.

Barker will have to give much time to explaining and will be elected. Up in Warren, the Democratic Gibraltar, Congressman Cornish Is aiding the Senatorial aspirations Captain Christopher Staats, a saloon-keeper, and there will be a revolt if he is nominated. NOMINATIONS TO BE MADK. In Salem county the Republicans have not settled on a candidate, though several uaines are proposed. Robert Gwyune, the editor of the' Salem Sunbeam, will be the Democratic nomi nomination only a partial ticket, In a cake of ice delivered by an iceman at jew ttrunswick.

iilch was decreed by ex-Senator Mc 14121414 CHESTNUT STREET A five hundred yard rifle range is being laid out at tvoodbury for Company i Sixth CHASTEN cD BY COO. Itegiment, N. G. N. J.

Ateer and other leaders when it was lound no Democrat had the lemt-rity to run the gauntlet for election, 'has greatly incensed the opposing faction of the local party under the leadership of J. K. Dunham and wife, of Harrison WHY NOT BUY YOUR vflle. celebrated the sixtieth anniversary oi meir euaing last Saturday. John W.

Priestly, president of the Hun K0LL0M0 MEMORIAL CHURCH. teruon county Hank, died at PETS CAR leinington yesterday, 74 years. Fifth Five-i lulls ot a mile: year-olds: A Pastor's Reasons for the Failures and Cloned Mill. Rev. B.

F. Liepsner, of Olivet Baptist Church, Sixth and Federal streets, last evening drew a lesson for the limes. He based bis sermon on the text: Thou bast stricken them," Jeremiah 3. After recounting the calamities ot the year, the tires, shipwrecks, cyclones, railway and mine disasters, suicides, commercial lailuresand destitution, the Some parts of Woodbnrv have been selling- Jenny Miles, 1C'9: Audolion, Lleweli- without street lights since Friday nitht. They Will lake a Knll Weefc to Dedicate, the.

Sew Edifice. Mayor Stuart apd Robert Ogden iis. 9b each: Little Cripple, 94; Tiddlcte- when the storm played havoo with the AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES? inks, 99: U. u. cox.

ss: xrun, ia; 1'arrot, wires. rantz tlanlev, Gallatin, 103 eitcii: rowers. ill be among the speakers at the open ing of the dedicatory services ot the Harriot Ellen P.radwav, of Lower Allowav. 104: Loliinun, Frontman, Miss Hazel, Kap-a- Previous to removal to our new store, now being erected, we are offering lutp, 10 each. Hollond Memorial Church', at Broad and proudly exhibits the larcest pumpkin ever raised iu Salem county.

It weighs 140 pounds. sixth Nine-six teen tn of a mile: two- Jr ederal streets, this evening. Thededl- car-olds. Maryland, Desianer. cttory meetings will continue every The Kuardlan of Henry H.

Palmer, a ittle Walter, Lorn; I ark, Julius, Dhuu oin Nye, Valiant, lien f'oco Tempo. ntten'jurK, Mozart, Trim (weight not evening this week. Tho origin of the nee. His chance lor election will be in wealthy resident of New Hrnnswtck, who was declared of unsound mind nfteras-n- given). sational trial.has been ordered by the court cliurch dates back to mitsionson Christian street, started by members of tbe 'lenth Presbytorian Church fifty years ago.

The work was kept to pay the fees of the medical experts who Colonel Jehn S. Miller, and the wing is now in open revolt- County Chairman Forties has not yet opened Democratic headquarters and it is not believed he considers it necessary to do so. A renewed effort is now being made by the anii-McAteer faction to estatdisii a Democratic newspaper here. It is alleged by the anti-McAteer faction, which is composed principally of the younger element ot the party, that the ox-Senator and his adherents are working the local Democracy lor thir own personal interests aud te the detriment ot the party. All the political spoils thus tar have gone solely those In the McAteer-Fl6inlng partnership, and thn opposing taction is now laying careful plans tor the everthrow in November ot the rulers.

James Murray Africa, son ot ex-Secretary of Internal A flairs J. Simpson Africa, who is a leader ot theanti-Mc-Alevr wing, was called to Harris burg last Wflek for consultation with Governor Pattison, Chairman Hensel and other State leaders, with tbe view of reorganizing the Huntingdon county Democracy. THE ART CLUB DISPLAY. Save restimony. Objection to the payment our stock of Carpets, Rugs, at a great sacrifice.

WiltonS, Reduced to $1.25 Per Yard Body Brussels, Reduced to 85c, $1.00 and $1.15 Per Yard Tapestry Brussels, Reduced to 55c. and 65c. Per Yard was made by a nephew of Palmer. jured by the general belief that W. J.

ihoinpson is taking an active interest in his candidacy. In Union county Senator Marsh has written a letter decliuing to be a candidate "at this time," and James E. Mar-tine, of Plain held, will probably be the Democratic nominee. Foster M. Voor- up with, varying success until in Openlne the Third Annual Exhi CONFESSED TO FOUR MURDERS.

1170, when Miss Harriet Hollond bequeathed (10,000 to the enth Church for bition of Architectural Deslsrns and Decoration. The Art Club will Le the centre of un paster undertook to explain their cause. He said human destiny is governed by an omnixlent arm, and the American people are being chastened because they have violated God's laws. The natural-causes are only the artifices of God. While the locomotive pulls tbe train the engineer controls (he locomotive.

The engine ot national liie has been derailed. Roiormatiou rather than legislation is needed. The existence ot the Almighty la ignored iu the legislative halls, and the vast majority of American people do not think ol attending church," lie declared. "The disasters are God's band-writing on the wall, admonishing us to return to old-fashioned Bible piety. God's hand is in our trials, and if we continue in our sins further punishment will follow." a mission.

liees, of Elizabeth; George W. Kyte, of This amount was increased, and the convenient Sunday school building at usual attraction lrom now until Novem Piainfiold; ex-Freeholder West, ot Ro- ber 4 on account of the third annual ex selle; Frederick Glaslev.E. M. Wood and I ederal anil Clarion streets was erected a id dedicated February 15, 1871, and xhibit of architecture, decorative de Robert Houston, of Elizabeth, are all died by her name. In the spring of sign and allied arts which will be open to mentioned in conuecliou with the Re- the public to-day.

A private inspection publicau nomination. 1482 thn present organization of the Kmlond Memorial Presbyterian Churcii CARPET flANUFACTURERS, gee of tbe exhibit was given on Saturday A Colored Man's Startllnsr Statement to Prison t'hnplaln. Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 15. William Wha-len, a colored man, confessed yesterday to Chaplain W.

Dudley, of the State Prison, tiiat he was the author of lour mysterious and brutal murders that have been committed near Yellow Spring, Green connty, In the lat year. The victims are William Koegler, Louise Keys, Allen Wilson and an old farmer named Iluppings. Tbe tirst two were murdered at the same time. All were killed by blows from a dray pin. Senator Barrett will be renominated nd the general opinion was that no by the Democrats of Essex county.

He was chartered. Immediately on the organization of the church a fund was s.arted lor a new building-, and the lot previous exhibition at tbe cluo has is popular and voted against the race how any better work. track lulls. Ex-JudueJ. Frank Fort Is 'lhe deslans lor private houses show likely to lead the tight lor the Republi a.

Broad and Federal streeto, on which the present handsome structure stands, 1217 HARKET STREET. NOTE If possible bring size of room with you. ORPHANS IN PRIVATE HOMES. great development and take a promi cans. nent place in the display.

In the deco as purchased. The strong fight being made by the The Sunday school, numbering 1500, Republicans and Citizens' League. rative work, including designs lor interiors, Albert Kelsey's series of studies aided by tbe Democratic dissensions. lor dining rooms was especially inter McCI tire's Condition. Mr.

McClure's condition yesterday whlcu are to lound in nearly every UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH The Conference Closes With the Adoption of tbe Stationing. Committee's Report. Hahrisbcrg, Oct 15. The United Brethren Conference, which has been In session at Steelton several days, has adjourned. The Stationing Committee made the following repert, which was adopted: Annville, 11.

B. Spayd: Centreville, A. It aid next to Eethany Sunday school, is the largest in the denomination in this city. The church has a membership of 815, all working in harmony, and will eating. The New count, cannot but effect great changes was not improved.

lie still has restless API Rabbi Krnrsskopf Preaches on Char Iiytotbo Fatherless and Motherless. Rev. Joseph Krauskopf yesterday prt-ached at Keneseth Israel a serinnn upon the care of orphans. It was the anniversary of their orphan seciety, which has charge ol about thirty-two oiDhans at present. iu tbe House of Assembly, and there Consecration of a Brooklyn Church.

nights, with a good deal ot delirium. are plenty of Republicans who are pre enter wi' great rejoicing the new nuild-lfig to which they looked forward pa- Green and Gold though his temperature and pulso Brooklyn, Oct. 15. The consecration dieting that the next House will be Re are good and lie takes his nour ti3utly lor the last ten years. 1 he build of the new SU Acnes' Church at Hovt publican, in spite ot the Democratic ishment wt-U.

His wounds, when if has a lrontaee of 94 teet on Broad and Sackett streets to-day took the Plates gerrymander. dressed yesterday, looked iairly, and he street and a depth of 109 feet on Federal form el tiie rarest known ceremony in the Roman Catholic religion. 'l he cere was resting comlortably when Drs. AN APPOINTMENT DELiYZD. Myers; Columbia, A.

A. Kphrata, J. W. Cherold; Florin. J.

M. shelly; Finhbnrn Circuit, W. V. Freidinxer; Hal "faq Mission, T. Garland; Harrishuri; Memorial, Dr.

White and Andrews lelt him. They mony ot consecration lasted from 7 un will visit him again this alternoon. Immense importations of plates of all varieties lor Wedding Gifts. Cape Mav Has a New Postofflce. Hut til 10 A.

and was conducted accord-Ins to the form ol the Latin Church. J. P. Smith; Harrlahurg. Derry Not a New Postmaster.

To Stop Flirhts at New Orleans. The church proper, the aisles, walls, street, with a tower loO ieet high. It is lilt of buff massolin stone, with trim-uings of red Scotch sandst ne. Its stating capacity is 1200. The stained glass windows are very bnautllul and are of the finest workman-si ip.

FIRST FRUITS OF AUTUMN. Special to The Inquirer. rstreet, c. vv. muster: renbrooK station, H.

Denlineer: llighspire, J. 11. Meredith: Hurnmelstown, K. Cramer: saints, crosses and altars were blessed Nkw Orleans, Oct. 15.

The first step Capk May, Oct. 15. President Cleve and annointed with holy oils. Arch toward preventing the Alltcuell-cnrbelt land's delay in making a change in the Intercourse, ti. kauffnian: Jacksonville Circuit, A.

Al. llackiuau: Lancaster, Cov bishop Salolli celeorated high pontifical tight to lake place here will be a suit to in Green and Gold Watteau Figures Court Beauties First Empire Haviland Dresden postothce here Is agitating the Demo enant, A. U. Bassler; Lancaster Circuit, mass, i lie service was the inchest that be bezun Monday against the Olympic crats, boon alter the inauguration. C.

W. Rarer: Lebanon, Trinity, C. J. Kep- has been porlormed in Brooklyn in CI nt lor Sl'AOOO taxes. part: lcdbiioii circuit, it.

I'oiielierty: l.ittrz Mission. G. Miller: Manheim, S. The decision is considered to bo Im many years. C.

Luck; Manor, M. A. Uiracafe: Marietta portant, as it may stop even glove con tests in the future. The main pelnt that the rabbi made was about the differences in the systems of charity to orphans. Instead of a home where the orphans were sent together, where they were all dressed alike, where the lact that they were charitable lependnts was advertised in every way, from the big name on the door to their compulsory bowing to the directors and in their primer lessens, their carols and prayers, instead of that system thrlr orphan society placed the little ones in private homes and made every eQert to conceal lrom the child and outsiders the lact that it was an object of charity.

It was a principle that. Dr. Krauskopf aid, hail agitated the humanitarians of the world. He thought that by advertising the orphan's relation to the world all the time it was robbed of the most essential principle of manhood or womanhood, namely, the pride ot self-dependence. The best system, he thought, was to place the orphans in private homes and maintain them there until the period Circuit, i.

Bierman: Middletown. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY we will offer a reduction of 10 per cent, on our entire stock of SILKS AND DRESS GOODS These goods are all new and desirable, and are already marked below the usual prices. But having an unusually large stock, we take this plan to cut it down. A great chance for Bargains in Silks and Dress Goods. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.

Peralledbya Te'earraph Pole. Hagerstown, Oct. 15. During the J. G.

Pmoker; Grantville. li. M. No such collection of tasteful plates can be found anywhere else in town," we have been told by a lady wbo ought to know. Miller; Cheetunt Grove.

J. B. Bonch. ter: East HarrislMirjs. W.

Beach Mount Joy, J. A. Mountvllle. Z. terrific rain and wind storm that swept through the Cumberland Valley yeter- irif.nds or Jehn W.

Tlioin psou, who represents tne younger element of the Deniwvracy, secured the names of a larco majority ol the party voters te a petition in lavor ol his appointment. In anticipation oi an tarly chance a new building was erected on Washing, ton strati tor tbe postofllce, which was to be furnished with all the best lacil-ilies tor handling tue mails. The appointment ha, for some inexplicable reason, been delayed, aud A. B. Utile and Joseph Q.

Williams are now iu the field as candidates. The trionds iay morning the New Orleans express. Weidler: Mont Clare. J. K.

Mower: New Hoiland. M. A Salt; Oberlin. N. t.

G. Renn; ot the Cumberland Valley Railroad, WRIGHT, while approaching the Morgansville taraUise. si. llacnman; Fequea, George Cavanaughi Philadelphia. Mount Pisali, H.

Ci. JJohmer; -Philadelphia, tot. Paul. il. station, near Hagerstown, struck a telegraph pole that bad blown across the TYNDALE VAN ROD EN Dohmer: Pottstown G.

S. Schaff'er; Heading. Otterhein, H. D. Sell track, throwing the engine, baggage Interesting Exercises nt M.

E. Chnrch, West Philadelphia. Tbe Autumn Festival was observed ynsterday at Christ M. E. Church, West liladelphla.

The church was handsomely decorated and the chancel filled with the first fruits of the season, which finally found their way to the children at the Methodist Orphauage. A special musical program was rendered, and the pi.stor, Kev. W. J. Stevenson, delivered tbe serinnn.

Twenty-two probationers were received. In the afternoon a special Sunday school service was held and addresses ware made Dy Rev. C. W. Boey, D.

ai Rev. Dr. li. McKay. In tbe eveuing ar other musical service was given, lolloped by greetings from II.

Z. Zeigler, on behalf ot tiie Board ot Trustees; troin J. M. Hodge, tor the Sunday, school, aud lr nil W. H.

Johnston, lor the Society ef Christian Endeavor. man; Heading, Uoehni, 11. V. Mohn: ttoyal- and express cars from the track. The engineer was the only perswn injured.

tou, j. dimtu: steelton, fc L. J-uUwts, St. John's, II, F. MoXel Sprlngflold circuit, M.

J. Alain ma of Mr. lhonipson are confident, how lhe road was blocked for several hours. ever, that he will secure the position, 217 and 219 S. nth Street MP0RTERS claiming he lias the Indorsement ol United States Senator Smith.

A Conductor's Fatal Step. Altoona, Oct. 15. G. W.

Zlnn, Shot His Wife and Himself. Minneapolis, Oct. 15. V. T.

Tyler when they would be taught to help themselves. Such was the system of their orphan society, and the rabbi emphasized bis view in the very title of his seiinen, "Orphans Homes vs. Orphans in Home-." on Middle division ef the TO SEND THEIR SHOTS BY WIRE. shot bis wile, Kmaia F. Tyler, and then Pennsylvania Railroad, formerly of JONES AFTER BIG GAME.

put a 1 ullet in his own head. The Newport, Perry county, but now ot Jersey Riflemen Unable to Shoot at woman will recover, but the man will HALLS Harrisburg, was engaged making up his Be Will Match Alix Aaralnst Nancy die. Washington Owlnz to the Storm. train here tins evening when he stepped The csuple have been separated. Tne team of prominent officers ot the Hanks or Staniboul.

Kenosha, Oct. 15. Morris J. iew jersey Guard who went from a car directly in front of an engine which was passing on an adjoining Tyler met his wife on the street yesterday. The couple bad some words and to Washington to shoot a lriendly match Jones refuses to tret Alix against 1214 S.

SECOND ST. track, and was run over. He was removed the wife threatened to call a policeman. Pixley, but will match Alix against with the crack riflemen of the District of Columbia National Guard had tore- to the A-ltoopa Hospital iu a dying con lyler pulled a revolver and tired five Sunday School Work. A special service In interest of Sunday scnool work will be held In St.

Mat-thaw's P. E. Church, Girard avenue aud turn without havintt the trial or marks shots, two of which took cQecL He either Nancy Hanks, Stamboul or any other horse owned or controlled by the dition. LITTLE ONES ABOUT THE STATE. then thet himself.

parties challenging him. He has sent manship. On Saturday, when the match was to have been held, the butts Eighteenth street, this evening. Ad ihetu the tollowing telegram: Mr. D.

Webster Baker vY'ork, Pa. SERViCZS ON THE WHARF. A Simple Rellzlon, Devoid of Doemas and Incomprehensible Creeds, While the pastors of the many churches In this city sow the seed ot tbe Gospel in soil which has been carefully tilled aud enriched with fertilizers, there area number of laymen who go out Into the highways ami byways and work persistently, even though the tares may choke the seed. One exhorter ot this sort appeared yesterday alternoon on the wharf at tbe loot of Chestnut street. He was accompanied by a small, deformed negro, who sang of the weary traveler and how God at tiie rifle ran tie were two feet nnder Johnson Under Arrest.

William Brooks, of 1802 Kater street, 1 The Salem Evangelical Chnrch at Potts ROLL TOPJESKS! Special bargain lot of Superior, High Grade Desks, elegantly finished water owing: the storm. Kexesha. Oct. 13, 1S33. Mr.

E. McHekbt. Islington. Leath dresses will be made by Rev. Dr.

Wat-soil on The Child as an Examplar and a Ward," by Kev. Dr. Edwards on Training of the Teacbor," and by Rev. town was re-deaicated yesterday after lie it was finally agreed that each team ers and Doble had their opportunity to de and William Johnson, 509 South in enlarged. Bishop C.

Breyfogel liERYQUS HCHE Seventeenth street, both colored, quar- Di. Sylvester on "How to Increase Sun feat Alii with rixiey, aud lost. ill not waste ammunition on dead game. Will trot Alix against Nancy Hanks, Stamboul eled over a woman at Seven tventh and would snoot on its own range en the tirst lair day and telegraph the result to the captain ol the opposing team. The New Jersiy visitors were handsomely entertained by the Washingtouians.

Lombard streets on Saturday alternoon. day School Attendance." RELIGIOUS NOTES. or any other horse you er Doble own or control which Alix has not already de There are no people more miserable than those who sutler lrom this trouble. PER CENT and Johnson shot Brooks in tne Ieit hip. Johnson evaded arrest until yes feated.

and there are none more happv than Morris J. Johes. terday morning, when be was captured bv Special Policemen Montague and those who have been cured by Jtiood 1'ranlc Carr. known as "Big made an address at the meeting of the Heavenly Kead below: Esher. of the Fffth District.

Krooks' less than made to sell for Also uncommon bargains in Revolving Book Cases, and others, THIS week. "I personally recommend Hood's Sarsana- wound is only slight. it ecru us. uc i-ascnai, yesieruay. mere was a large attendance.

Iev. Charles E. Halmer. of the' Philadel readied the sermon. The annnnl reunion of the Styer family was held mtiir.tny at he home of Chaikley Stver, at Nnrcissa.

Montgomery county. About one hundred members were present The old mill and warehouse owned by Edwtn V. tMipplee. near I'crkiomen Junction, was burned The mill was occupied by about a dozen Italians who lost every Newport' Mayoralty Candidate. Special to The Inquirer.

Newport, "Oct. 15. Daniel K. Fearing, whs baa many acqaintances in New York and Philadelphia, has been unanimously nominated as tbe Democratic candidate for Mayor ot Newport. rllla to my friends becauso it has been of great bene Bt to me.

I have been sutTerlng with dysnepbia and nervous headaches for Cansrht While Attemptinz Robbery Officer Russell, ot tbe Fourth district. Red Men Hell Back by tho Storm. Special to The Inquirer. Woodbury, Oct. 15.

Washouts on the Delaware River Railroad interlered with the dedication ot the new Men's Hall, at Petiricktown, on Saturday. The Camden and Woodbury delegations aud tbe grand officers of tbe State could not reach Pedriektown in time to participate. Preparations bad been made to feed 5000 people and enly 2000 were in attendance. Trains will cot run en the road before Tuesday morning. several years.

Alter using other preparations without success, 1 concluded to try Hood's and am pleased to say 1 have been Alix Aealnst Maud Time. Racine, Oct. 15. Mayor Jackson I. Case will bold a three day's trotting meeting at Hickory Grovo Park, commencing next Tuesday.

About forty horses are entered in tbe ditlerent classes. J. Jones, of the Standard Trotting Company, of Kenosha, slated yesterday that be would bring up Alix and start her to beat tbe time ot Maud 2.08, to a high-wheeled sulky. She will probably start Wednesdav. and last night saw a man attempting to break Into the rear of 525 Chestnut JOSEPH SHCEMAKER CO.

arch 926 STBEET benefited more by Hood's farsaparllla than by all other medicines combined. In fact. street. As be approached the man would help him on the road to heaven. The melodious voice of the negro soon drew a crowd.

There were a number ot roustabouts, some souie white men and a few well-dressed men who had strelled along the river-front for a bit of lresh air. All stood aloof, leaving a large open circle in the centre, about which the negro walked as he aanc. When the singer had finished the white exhorter, who accompanied him, stepped forward. 'Near his feet was a long, rough plank, which had probably been used to load and unload barrels from wagons. "Friends," he said, 'when politicians meet in con-ventiens to form a platform they Insert planks upon which they a-sort the party la to stand.

It may be sneaked off, but tbe officer quietly it nas cine ii me. i have also used tt as blood purifier with marked success, and shadowed bim and soon saw him try a phia Baptist Publication Society, Oiled the pulpit of the ltoxborough Baptist church ye iterday morning. The Brotherhood of St Andrew, of St. Philip's P. E.

Church, Forty-second and Baltimore avenue, was last evening addressed specially by J. Lee Patton and G. Harry Davis. Lev. Dr.

John Gordan, of Portland. pniached last night at the Second ISaptist Church- text was from the IStli versa of Hebrews vl, and the lessen that rove ige was the worst propensity of the bu man mind. 1 he Brotherhood of St. Andrew last evoning beard the first or a course of serine ns to be delivered before it at the Charcu of the Heiy Apostles, door on North Third street, ile arrested Hood's5 Cures Roumanians Crown Princess Mayor Case will drive her by request of him. In the struggle lhe man tried to draw a knife.

-He g-ve his name as William Downey and said he had no also find Hood's Pills very beneficial." D. Mother. Bucharest, Oct. 15. The Crown Prlnoeas of Roumanla, lormerly the Princess Marie, of Kdinbureh.

cave ebstkr Uaker. as Soutli fenn street. Minister Preach Political Sermons, Jersey City, Oct, 15. In nearly all the leading churches iu this city politics was the subject ot tbe sermons this home. The Colombia Flays Around the Capes.

Lewes, DeL, Oct. 15. The United States cruiser Columbia made several runs In and nut tbe Capes to-day at a tremendous speed. She has anchored just outaide the Breakwater lor tb night. Mr.

Jones, as nis regular driver. Jack Curry, is at Lexington. It is understood here that Robert Bonner will soon have Alix in bis stable, as the negotiations between him and Mr. Jones for tbe purchase of the mare are nearly completed. That backing cough Is dangerous.

Take Scott's HOOD 3 PILLS cure Constipation restoring the peristaltic action of the al oirtn to a son 10-aay. 1 lie Princess was evening. Kace track legislation and married January 10 last. ting rale were denounced. Rev.

John Emulsion. tvtVtj Ueods Strawbrldge dt ciotole mentary canal..