Ann Arbor Roasted

The last issue of the Oxford Globe cantains tlüs articlc that many of our citizans will peruse witih interest, it nat with pleasure : "The ladies of Oxford and vicinity hare motoly responded to whatever was required of them and deserve much credit for their able assista.nce. Large quantlties of eupplies have lieca received from all sections. of the state, large towns and email ones, ]y the' wagon load and car load. These Supplles fo'r the mioöit part were just what was needed and wene unexceptionally good, many articles of furniture and clothing being new, ■:nü lots of other just as good. Occasionally some selfish and penurious persons .would' clean out Ntlieii ga,rrets of cast off garmemts that ■would ihave been better in a toon fire. The niost Tv-orthless oarloa(3 tiwit ttsus beea receivcd np to date oame fnom Aam Aiibtfr aad was on{oaded on Tuesday. It wonld seeta from the appearanceoi the contents oí the car, that all the garretsi anij studiemt'a boarding lvouses in that city had for oince beeai cleaned oult, mid with wlwle-hearted charity been given to these wnfortunate people. AVe noticed ome ladies' hats, and gents' too, íor that matter, that were iilm'Otst anVbediluvian ; you could almotst diaoem B. O. mewked in the cnoAvn. And the diecorded uaidei1v'eaji1 - eliades of nigiit cover theku up ! 'They were uníit fot sight, mucli lesa ifor -var. "Discarded, rusty, humped-up tinware, rickety chair.-s that ítudtmts ha4 played laap-fix)g over ; mattpefs'ses 'that did nat pasaess even the; mévit of cleaJüinesa. ■ "But w dissemble. ■ AVe are astonished and aisJiamed for the good people öf the intellectual hub of "Micliigan fhat they tslicrald permit t?uch an aggi"egatioa of Avorthles stuff sent to relieve the wakite of the Siufferers. ïU'e are glad that this is' an almot iisolalted case. The supplies are geiir erallly goöd and aTjundanlt. Mucfc iials been diisibribated and taucüi raoi-e wlll h,aive 'to'be mnbil fajl." In jmsltice to t)he geaieious people', of thiis ciity who gare thioga of valué, we deern It necessary tof Ktate that the Crlobe muis toajve overdrawn ,tllie case isömelwhlalt, Ifor there were manyt tlhings igivejii by people ihere, if they ever reached Oxfoird, tlhat were bew ajnd many more tüiatAvere nearly $o, a)nd öf mudli value ,and wortli. Jf Ö lolt of worthlebB .'stuff was given, sotma ane of Judgmen bhould have ■so(rtdd it over beforeísending, so tlitit wüioh wap golokl ehould not ,bei conüjmned aloig vriUi the valuelW Ain(n people are ïiot a6 a rule penurious or unkind, andthey respond to at ciall foi' help wJitflu proanpi atnd wiltb generoBit-y. It is prolbnible that soane öf the tihings sent were unfit, or the Glo'be 'Ould nt sa state, but tihere; were atnoïiy tllutt were god also, the onlstaike being made in ,not having tihe eojodls sorted befare leaviiig !iere. Germán M. E. Church Dedication - The aiew Genman M. 'E. cliurch, cor. 4tih ave. and "W. ' Jeff onsom st., will be dedicated July 12th, 1896, to wliich everybcwly is molst cordially invited to attend. Sumday school Vill begin at 9 o'clöck a. ra. The Rev. T. AVuerfel, of Pranciscoville, Mich., anO otliers Vill deliver short addresses. At 10:30 a. m., "the Hev. L. Allinger presiding eider, of Detroit, Mich., will preach aedlcatloti sermón. At 3 O'clock In the aftemoon, the Kev. C. M. OcXbem, pastor bl" tlie Kii-U' M. "E. cjiurch of tJils city, and the. Ilev. L. AJl'nger, al -o he 'lícv. v. Hsfelínger oí JyaPort, Ind., will address a meeting in L'mrüsli. At T-.SQ in the evenürv. w. EsSlinger will pVeach in Gevraan. A Stranger Instantiy Killed - Central last night struck and instantiy killed a man who was walking on the track by the switch cast ;f the depot. The enginecr saw him just before he was struek, and the train was backed down to piek him up. AYhen they reached the depot, tlie body was searched, and some cards wera found ou it showing that the man's name was John Lynch. They were eredentials from bricklayers' unious in Galveston, Tex., and St. Louis, Mo. Some people at Ihe depot thought they could identlfy Lynch as one of the masons employed in coustrueting the women's gymnasium, bnt the foivnian of that job falled to identlfy him. Today several people who have seen him stated that they belfeved they had seen him here, but Ooroner Ball has not found anyone who eau positively identify him and thinks it quite pos sible that he had not been in town at all, but had got off the frcight train that just carne in and was walking along the track to the depot, expectins? to board the freight train again -svhen it came along. The conductor and engineer of the freight train hadn't seen him. however. One of the papers in his pocket was a membership card in the Galveston union. and another was a ticket from the St. Louis bricklayers' union, permitting him to work there. Prom its date. it shows that he was in St. Louis as late as .Tune ( at least. Coroner Ball has telegraphed to Galveston, but up to the time of the inquest no answer had been received. No new facts were brought out at the inquest. From the appearance of the body the dead man was about 35 years old. In the dark last night he was at first thought to be a eolored man, but this was later seen to be wrong. Two K. of P. Lodges - On Tliursday evening of last week, there occured at the A. M. E. church, on north Fourth Ave. installation of the otficers of Lucullus Lodge Knights of Pythias. The officers installed were : Chancellor Commander - Jos. Scott. Vice Chaocellor - Arcliie Miller. Keeper of Records and Seals - Eobert Carson. Master of Finance - Louis Peake. Master of Exohequer - John Brown. Master at Arms - George Becks. Inside Guard- John West, Jr. Outside Guard - Louis West. Prelate - Rev.Wm. Bradden. Kepresentative to Graud Lodge - Rev. Wm. Collins. D. D. G. C- George Goff. P. C- J. J. Hall. On the same evening occurred an installation of the officers of Queen Esther Court of Calanthe, the woman branch of tlie K. of P. order with the following officers : Worthy Counsellor- Oria Johnson. Assistant W. C. - Lizzie West. Past W. C- Mary Golden: Past Associate W. C- Malinda Robbins. Worthy Orator - Sarah Collins. Wortliy Escort- Josephine Beakes. Worthy Guide- Venie GoflF. Worthy Ilerald-Sarah Johnson. Worthy Protector- Sir K't. J. J. Hall. Worthy Register of Deeds - May Adams. Worthy Register of Accounts - Francés Kenderson. Worthy Register cf Deposit - Cora Scott. The animal conclave of the colored order Knights of Pythias will be held in Detroit Aug. 19, 20 and 22 at which time a grand lodge of the order will be organized. The local lodge here is composed of those who are among the very best colored people in the city, and the order will surely prosper. r.