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Evening star., 1867-11-12

CLINICAL DBIss &c-Rev Noah Hunt
Schenck, ID. D., formerly of Baltimore. now
rector Of St AIMS Church, In BROOKLYN. and
editor of the Protestant Churchnan. vrtups
from London while the Pan-Angiican Confer.
ence was in session, says: The American
eye has grown quite familiar with the Lord
bnhop prefix 70 our American prelates The
bishops of New York and ILLINOIS have adopted
the Episcopal dress, OF cassock 81 hirt and knee
breechee. for of1cial occasions, while the a.
sistant bishop of Indiana has accepted the cas-
sock-shirt an part or his daily costume We
do not observe that any have adopted "a vet
the Episcopal locped- hato
Evening star., 1867-11-12
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system, are completely and permanently cured by
I in a few days, or a few weeks at the utmost. 1t
contains nothing injurious TO the most delicate sys
TEN, and can always be used with perfect safety
Ii is in constant use by the best physicians, who
give it their unanimous and unqualified approval
Sent by mail on receipt of 81 and two postage
stamps. Sold every whereE
TURNER & CO., Sole Proprietors,
: oc2l-eo5m 120 fremont street, Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
ALEXANDRIA ITRns.-Tne Journal of this

ALEXANDRIA ITRAs.-The Journal Of this
morning Gays: 80
number OF cannon were again fred YES.
terdAy over the spot In the Potomac, where IL
was supposed the body OF the soldier Ed win
Devlin rested. but We believe without avail in
bringing IL TO the surface. HIS three Comrades
who are accused Of smptying him In the river,
and thereby causinG Ais death. are lodged IN
Alexandria coanty jail. pending Investigations
In regard to the manner OF the .sdeep oamna-
ton OF his taking of.' .
Judge Thomas, this morning. In the Circuit
Court, rendered decision in the case Of the
City Council vs.. E. z. Downham Co, afirm.
ing the right OF the council to tax aeeass for
the sale Of ale, beer, &c manufactured outside
Of the Stale. and cold within the Corporation.
1t 10 understood that an appeal will Be tsken
from the decision OF the Judge.
The people living IN the neighborhood o(
Fairfax q. H., are receiving with marked sx-
preseions of dissat1s1action the attsntaousS OF
those gentry who during the greater portioa Of
the late war made things lively in the horse
Joseph Javtns, Of Alsxandria, tired Of life
and existence here below, tried Monday night
TO leave ootn, ~ jumpt1GDo6 an Oyster boat
into the Potomac river, foot or Prince strset
he was nsked out ~ 3 sturgson hook W
Raw. ur. MeKim. WIN assune his position .
Rector OF Chrtse Chursh nAxt sunday.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
FROM EUROPE To. DAY
IBy Gable to the Associated Press. I

Il
European Conference on the Italian
Questisn.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-The French Government
has issued q second note, wherein even thsrd
rate powers are called TO a conference. It is
thought that none Will decline.
FLoRHNCE, Nov. ll.-ltaly has sent note %
the Powers, stating the Roman question. In
order 10 ard the Powers to decide against the
conference. The details of the note have not
transpired.
LONDON, Nov. n. Noon.-Consols, e4N;
U. > 5-2ot, 20 1916; Eries, 46S; Illinois Cea-
tral, S24.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. II. Noon.-Cotton opened
quiet and steady. Sales OF 1O,Oco bales Md
dlirg Uplan6s I1-i6; Orleans, o II-I6. Bread
stuffs q uiet and steady.
LONDON, Nov II. p. m--Cop soils % 7-I6
Other articles unchanged. No commercial
advices have vet eeen received here IRON New
York. Cotton is dull; Orleans Cd.
LONDON, Nov. ii, p. m.-Copsols eix.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

DOES IT PAY TO ADvERTIsKl-A gentleman
doing business IN Boston, while travelling an
the cars wear or two since, took q COPY of the
London Punch with which 10 relieve the mon :
otopy OF a tedious journey; and bavin q finished
reading iis well stocEed columns OF fact 70 NJ
and fancy" took 10 reading the al vertis men a
At last, In remote corner, he discovered an
announcement, about half an inch in length.
which told him where article ne dealt
largely In could be procured IN England: and
being one OF the shrewd, sharp kind OF men,
be wrote the parties for price list the rec ult
OF which was that he sent them an order
amounting 10 several hundred pounds sterling ,
apd during the year his partner, visiting
Europe lelt another large order, and they etiII
remain good customers, All this was the
result OF the half inch advertisement Who
viii say that IL eoeslnotpay TO ADVERTISED
Evening star., 1867-11-12

Arrest of Lindsey, the ColsPed Brlepate
in Ris hmend-He il to be Tried by Mil.
itary Commission.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 12.-The military au
thorities to-day arrested Lewis LINDSEY, the
colored delegate TO the Con nyentiou. for using
language calculated 70 array the blacks apa'nst
the nifes- He is to Be tried before q military
comm iselon.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
The Pittsburs Poisener-Aaother Victim
Curious Case.
prom the Pittseurg Chronicle.l


There Is now at the Homeopathic Hospital
on I'd street. lying there helpless and almost
hopeless, poor woman VINO claims 60 trace
her misfortnnes 70 the ttfrioie worx of that
terrible woman, M artna Grinder. The patient
gives her name as Hughes, winch was her
maiden name, she beng a divorced wife. she
rs utterly prostrated at present with a nervous
complaint which her physician concludes
may be at least partislly owing % her e.peri.
ence AT the hands OF the poisoner. We give the
woman's statement
Mrs. Gunder, IL will be remem bered, before
she became suspected Of the crimes which sr,er-
wards borrified the country, p-ofesked 20 be
s'unoer convic ton." at the Smtthdeld MethO-
dis Churcb, and requested the prayers of the
congregation. Some Of the members enc in
particular requested 20 give her their rrost
earnest prayers, End among them wss the wo-
man we have mentioned. The latter, who
was a Zsalous member of the church. went one
day with her little boy on a religious visit to
the house OF Mrs. Grinder. When she rose 90
leave it was near the dinner hour, and the
hostess insisted on the visitor remaining 10
dine win her. Amer considerable pers uasion
she consented, and sat down 10 the table. Tue
meal was coarse one. and she ate but little
She partook, however, of some peach pie.
which her entertainer pressed upon her per-
siekptly.
Almost Immediately after eatIng II shs began
TO feel AL, ano experienced an intense burning
in the stomach. She began at once 70 make
preparations 10 60 home, but before she could
leave the houfe she becsme too III to do so. and
was Obliged 70 accept Mrs. Grinder's repeat
-.
Grinder was unremitting in her attentions,
giving freely TO the patient tue drink she craved
and chilled for. Every time she drank she be-
came worse and the painful burning IN her
stomach more intense At length she became
insensible and then delirious. The next she
remembers she was being taken 20 Dixmont
Hospital, her delirium being called insanity.
She says tnat sue remained there only about a
week. AZ being decided that she was not IN sane.
but only suffering under the influence Of
po.son.
She bad rapidly recovered under the hands
| OF other purtes than her too attentive hostess,
| but st'll, IN mind and body, she gave evidence
/ Of the ordesl sfe had passed through. Her
husband had not lived very happily with her,
| and seems 10 have been eager for any pretense
| Of procuring divorce. Henow procured one
/ on the plea of ms wife's insanity, and she was
left, Ill and poor, 10 do the best she could. The
| poison. she says, was still in her system, ana
aggravated a nervous disease from which she
J bad previouely suffered, and she became worse
and worse, tili ~ length che was taken TO the
/ Ss cond Street Hospital. where she now re-
mains. Her two children are in the Home of
| the Friendlets. where they were p aeed by their
father. The little boy men toned escaped pol
soning by refusing 10 eat the pie that Mrs
/ Grinder insisted upon his taking.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

FoUKp UNDER A BsD.-A young man NAM
ed Walters, hailing from baltimore, Was
.ound pnder the bed in the house OF Cyrus
Longstreth, No. su2 North Twentieth street
about ten clock Friday night. He had billy,
jimmy, lot Of matches and a candle en- his
person He was held 10 ans 1er the charge OF
attempted robbery, In default OF 81 500 bail, BY
Aloerman Pancost.-PAaod>lpkia BsHstin.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
Arrest of Masons in Havana
Especial Dispatch to the Strrl

TSPeS1f DfsPo1cu % tue sFrI
HAVANA, Nov. 10.-Last week, at Puerto
Principe, the police surprised and arrested the
members OF Masonic lodge not in regular
standing. while holding a me etIng at their
rooms. NO cause was assigned for this sum.
mary proceeding. However, the member.
were set at liberty on the third day after their
arrest.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

THE EAsTBRN QuRerIoE.-A cable dispasch
from London says" England, France aud
Austrta have come 70 o common understand-
the eastern question A dtspatcA from Para
says :-~ The Sublime Porte has repl,ed % -
last joint note Of the European swers. IA a.
cimee TO receive their advice, and accepts
suev ~ oS-
Evening star., 1867-11-12
New YaYk MaIkef.

NEW YORK, Nov. .12.-Flour active and firm.
Wheat 1a2 cents better. Corn q uiet and steady.
Pork dull Mess S20.Sl. Lard quiet at I2Xai3
cents Cotton quiet at IsA Aal9 cents for Md
ding Uplands. Freights quiet Spirits Tur-
pentipe dull at SAX.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
A Conservative Party Organizing to Nsmi-
nate Grant for the Presidency.
Especial dispatch to tue STAR

NIw ORLEANS, Nov. ia special, stated
TO be from a reliable source in New York in
printed IN the Times, which states that peso-
tiations are In progress for the REORGANIZATION
OF Conservative party which will nominate
Grant
Evening star., 1867-11-12

- OUn PUROHAs1 N TEE WEST Iupnl-rhs
London 0lcoe eontredicts the report that tns
Danieh West India lslaDds are 10 b lisrosed
70 be sold 70 the United Statsss for which the
sum to y paid DermayG - eight ntllions In
: gold. tN aI sa5' .syr7f , $50 I
Evening star., 1867-11-12
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATERIAL
oyv,crA NUs 4,

OFFICE A. u. NJ, u. 8. A.,
NEW ORLEANS, La, November Z, 1SG.S
scared Proposals invited aud will he
SeiSed az this office until IL M. WEDNESDAY,
NuVrnb"r i3- 1851, for furnishing the u y. q. M.
department with the following named material,
VIE
ESQ feet Yellow Pine Flooring.
0,t0 feet Matched Ceiling.
l.t4o feet boards, w ainscot,) } dressed.
lilo feet Roof Boards.
y 90 feet Rough Lumber and Scaptling.
~ W Wlndov Frames and Ish, with IL lights, each
12xH.
Windows, with Sash running to the floor, s
fee high, consisting of two pieces, sliding into the
wall.
Door Frames and Panel Doors. fee. wide and
the wall.
J Door Frame and Panel Door, feet inches
wide and feet high.
2DOor Frames and Batted Doors, sliding back in
the VIZ l, s feet wide 3 Id feet high.
q Door Frames and Batted Doors, feet inches
wide and feet high.
2SVenetian shutters. ttt
separate lids win be entertained For the delivery
in This city
Specifications of Lumber, Sash, &c, to be seen at
TINS Office.
Bids will be endorsed Proposals for Building
Material, }" and addressed to the undersigned
By Oroer OF the Chief QuarterInaster fifth Mill
tary District. A. j. McGONNIGLE,
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel and
I2-ditB A. O. M, C. s Army.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DROF. KREIS' DANCING ACADEMY, Penna
Y ave-, opposite Metropolitan Hotel Ladies',
Misses and Masters, Tuesday and Saturday after.
noon from to O'Clock. Gentlemen, Tuesday
can be rented for Balls, Soirees. &c. my lO-ly
Evening star., 1867-11-12

Showing at the North To-day.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-It is showing here
rapidly, but il melts as soon a. il falls
1t has been showing all night at ~. Adams,
Vermont.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
PAWNBROKERS.

ESTABLISHED 1852.
T. HERZBERG'S LOAN OFFICE,
351 north street, ~
between AZ and 9th streets. IA
Immediately in rear Of National Hotel.O ~
Advances made in all sums ON merchandise at the
most reasonable rates, and for any length of time
Oc ll-6m
Evening star., 1867-11-12
Maniac on Board a Railway Train-A
Thrilling Scene.

rom Tue DeIOu fOSt, NOV. al
A gentleman who arrived from Chicago on
Tuesday morning gives the following par,icu
lars In relation TO su affair which trauspired
on the train, and IL the circumstances are as
stated they are sad indeed. A middle aged
man came into the sleeping car Just after leay.
ing Chicago on Monday night and ordered a
berth, ,end il was observed by his fellow ira We :
ers that he seemed In great mental agitation,
and would often press his hands to his tenn :
pies, and at the same time muttsrins to him
self uDintelligible words. After entering the
berth he commenced groaning, and was then
asked the cause OF his trouble, when ne stated
that he was a captain OF a boat which had
laid up for the winter At Miiwau kee, where he
had been paid his wages, amounting to - OOO,
but had there been entieed into a gambling sa.
loon, and there fallen q victim TO two sharpers,
who Introduced that novel game known a.
"three card monte" and left him pennilees.
From q friend he had borrowed money
ne has wife and three children, whose suh.
eistence during the coming winter was 70 have
been the money he had lost. He repeatedly
exclaimed. Oh! my poor family. what viii
they will stafve!" He then laid down, and
nothing more was heard OF him for some time.
when the conductor OF the car was alarmed at
hearing me crash OF eiass, and rushing to the
had emasbed the window and vas endeavor.
Ing to climb through. Ne was pulled in
again, when II Vas found that he was q raw.
him. His ravlnes are described q learful, ,and
upon reaching Jackson II was found necessory
10 remove him from the train, and he was de.
hvered TO the authorttiss tor SAFE ksspins.
Axrr-szca1r SocIrrr MovErrur.-rh.
Anu-Secret Society Convention, composed Of
delegates from several western StAtes. was
held at Aurora. III, recently, Rev. DIR. Biau.
chaId. Preaident OF Wheaton Colleee, prestd cd
and there were prOsont Representatives from
four 0vaneelical denommations Rssoiutfous
were unsotmously adopted, declaring the
sscrst orders, now spFeadfng over the conntry,
In them natnro ond structure hosffle TO the
religion OF Christ. -
The streets OF Galveston are cleaused by
chain gang OF conyictU.f
~Thss Boston papers are all GROWING
lusttly over the dsi6at Of the prohibitiontsts.
D Tho statement of the comminBionsrs of
emigration shows that during the year ending
vtth Octobsr 3oa,&as, snapaats srrtvsl q
IA Tenpesssean wants @ bet esoooo hs can
whip Ooburn and WcCools togsthef
uUNsw York city u nov tuntng its attain.
don 70 u charter election soon . occar..
q u1fhs sxosss Of births own deaths in E,.-
land " now more tnaa thonsaad day.
HThe Germans Of ST. Louis have svcceaa.,
2 ossaiutne ne repeal OF ths Sunday nqoor
I GDThs Ohassspos rines blow on ,he - nm a.
q the French sosdioTs. esisst I.I.- "a : - I
Evening star., 1867-11-12
EDUCATIONAL.

SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES ON
- CAPITOL HILL.
Mrs. VERNON DORSEY having removed to No.
1 Duddib gton Row, list street. between B aud @
south VIII eoHmence the SECOND quarter of her
ton in all the English branches, French, Italian,
Drawing, Painting no l2-ec5ts
DOBROME0 COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
- Pikesville, near Baltimore, Md. Five vacan.
cies to be filled. For Catalogues, or any iRforma.
ton, address Rev. Z. z. s. WALDRON, Principal.
Pikesville, Md. oc 30-2w*
Evening star., 1867-11-12
AN UNEXPECTED CATASTROPHE,

The Military surround the Fort and Ar.
rest the Entire Crowd, Including
Pugilists, Newspaper Men, and
large number Of Citlzens
Evening star., 1867-11-12
FREE EyERYBOpy

A Large pp. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest Importance TO the young OF both sexes:
1t teac hes how the nomely may become beautiful,
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
. No young lady gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid by re-
turn mail. Address p. D. Drawer u.
ap3d6weoly Troy, New York.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

Moore Coolies Landed in Havana.
Especial Despatch to the Stlrl
HAVANA, Nov. 1I.-Another cargo OF Coolies
has been landed on the Sout thern coast Of Por
to Rico.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

r Reassemblins Of the New York Constitu-
tional Convention.
ALBANY. Nov. 12.-The Constitutional CoH-
vention reassembled to-day. The death OF
Hon. David s. Seymour was announced. ana
the convention adjourned.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE,

NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE,
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN on Physiologf-
cal Errors, Abuses, and Diseases incident to Youth
and Early Manhood, which create impediments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief. Sent in
sealed envelopes. free of charge, Address DIR. J .
sKILLIN H0UGHTON, Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. se23- -3m
Evening star., 1867-11-12

IHH bkHAp hioIe IN EkeLAuD.-Disturb-
ances have again broken out IN Devonshire
England 1hers was q bread riot M Barp,
staple yesesgday, which exceeoe0 IN ferocstv
And oesrpetsveness the rtoss ~ Exeter TIE
mob broke into outcAsrs' shops and bahsrSss.
Pluudered them, and then eel thsm on 1re
The police ana military were Obliged 70 nrs
Evening star., 1867-11-12
The Union League sf,Nsrth Carslina-The =
Prefere Chase to Grant fer President
(SpeciSl DESPATCH Ia the Stey1

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-The Charleston cor
repopdsnt Of the Tribune says that a meetiu
of the Union League OF North Carolina met
there recently, and on voting between Cha e
and Grant Tor toe Presidency, toe former was
unanimously declared the choice of the
League.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
The Prize Fights To-day at Fort
Albany. a
THE COLORED MILL.
THE WHITE MILL.

TEN Sorrell Against Tom Bowie.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
The Remains Of Maximillian to be De-
liVered to Tsgethoff

NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-A special dispatch
from Havana says that the remains of Maxi
millian are 10 be delivered 10 Admiral Teget-
boff on the 9th in tant
The chelera still prevails on the Island OF
Cuta.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
VH soTGH LINE BETwEEy lVAsdTUTsTO
PH HIADELPHIA AND LEW YOTS


rra,,. 49, WAsHINGroN, Jan. 8. Isey
nar rams rn between Washington and New York AZ
no. run as follows, viz
fok NEW YORK without change Of cars.
- ~ oally Except Sunday at 7:S q. m, Ill
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Aesss osliy Except Sunday at 7:ls and lsls ,
n and 4:S and ZOO D. m
on SUNDAY.
N. only. ~ -oi'ni" "''-"b
daily ANA> OA '''' y i"' 'i'''A
Through tickets to PhiladeIphfa New York n
boston can be had at the Station Once At all hour
IN tbe DAY as well az at the Office in the Bank
ere and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn. ave
nue., between 5fh and 7th streets
See BaltimOre and Ohio Railroad advertisement
Ard schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
nspolis, and the West -
I; WILSON, Master Of Transportatio
u. ". COLE. General Ticket gent
gro 8. KoONTZ, Agent, Washington.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

rrkKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND uH
SAVE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dan
~~roas disezses usg II HkLMBLDs ExrRAcr Bu CHI
Azp InYBoYEp HosB WASH. es0-DSWV'
Evening star., 1867-11-12

Heratio Bolster Against Charles Nc.
Laushlin.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

"a tornado, visited Indiana and Kentscky
yesterday, demolhhing q Bapssst church, q
:, sssoS, Sso Ine'ory, ans nsS n oessi eunossss
Evening star., 1867-11-12
RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WASHINGTON, May s, Noon, n


&k&&tSs s - =
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BAJTi
MORE, and WASHINGTON AND THE wEsY
are now run as follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave dslly except sunday, At 100, T:R and ia:n
D. m. aud z.el and 40, and 5.t5 D. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, AZ 7.0D a. m aad 80
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNApOI,Is
JUNCTION
N.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave AsI:to q. m, and 4S1 % m No train. A.,
EcE Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave ty:ts =. m, and q 81 and a:ls pu
FOR WAY STATl.Irs
Leave AZ I:to a m. and 4-Sa and 8is D m
TOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, at T:l5 O. m, $50 Ant
Or Sondsy at so and s;45 p. m. only, connectin,
~ heiey station With trains from Baltimore e
Wneehng, PARK rkersbnrE, 81.
TIkOUGH TICKETS 20 the West can be had o,
The washington Station Ticket Office at all hours
IN the day a well rs at the Office Of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, sss Pennsylvs
MA avenue, between 6th and 9TH streets.
For New YORK. Philadelphia, and Boston, see "A
vertisement of Through Line"
J. u. WILSON. Master OF Transportation
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
&C 80 GEO. 9. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington,
Evening star., 1867-11-12

- Great eHorb arv bstng made n Easland
snd Irslspd Sor he pardon of tue Feuiaa con
victs at Manchester. o. the ground thai ~ Of
fence committed was political one.
Evening star., 1867-11-12


Charles Mclaughlin 10 a tall, spare young
man of about % years OF age, S feet IL inches in
height, and weighed, when he went int tram.
Ing. about 1i5 pounds. He Is q native OF New
York city. is an engineer by trade, and was
formerly in the army, but of late years has
been attending bar in the Second Ward. He
Is OF quite prepossessiBg appearance, having
fair complexion, blue eyes, and dark brown
hasr, and possessing phiz seemingly entirely
out of place In the prize ring.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-17

Rev. W. II. James was installed Pastor oil
the Cong. Church in Chelsea, May lst
Rev. L. II. Cobb was installed Pastor OF
the Cong. Church in Springfield, May 3D.
and on the 5th, eleven persons united with
that church.
Rev. II. NJ. Grout Of W Rutland has been
called to the charge Of the lst Cong. Church
at West Springfield, Mass
Rev. Mr.. Comlngs of Fairfield Is about
to remove to Highgate.
Rev. l. Warner, Uniyersaii-t, l. en-
gagged to preach IN Jericho ball the
time and once in four weeks at the Union
Church at East Fairfield, during the year
The Revival is still progressing in Weston
and the hearts of all good men are much
encouraged thereby.
Since last November there have been sixty
conversions in Hartford. Vt, and t~enty-sl1
persons joined the church on the fret Sabbath
in May. OF these one-half are men : most
of them have families. The revival com
rnenced BY the church's taking up, as spec
iaI subject for prayer, the impenitent men
whose wives were members Of the church,
together with few Others who were thought
to be particularly hopeful, numbering IN all
some fourteen.
The fitch anniversary Of the organiza-
tion OF the Congregational church in Glover
occurs on the 18th Of July next, and the &C.
casion Is to be appropriately celebrated.
-he General Congregational Of Vermont
me l. AT ST. Adams June Is.
The Addison County Conference Of Con-
erega,ionsI ministers and churches will b
held ~ Budport. Tuesday, June IL.
There Is to be Literal Christian Confer
ence at Montpelier May ODD and 23i' The
OF gramme for which is to be issued mex
week
The New York NJ. E. Conference adopted
resolutions emphatically condemnins dan
cling. attending theatres AMI opera
and rlaying games of chance on the part Of
c1urch members.
The last educational report Of the We
leyans of England shows total Of NOR
than 543 600 children in their Sunda
schoole, the number having increased b
l27 900 during the past ten years; Will
IN the same period the church members
now numbering 33l 600, have increased b
5000.
There are nearly thirty Catholic Sunda
Schools in New York city, with probabl
% goo scholars.
Seven Congregational churches in Provi'
ence are Just now without pastors.