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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-11
JOURNAL
MONDAY, JULY II. 1870.
Location or Water WOrks-Why
ChsngedY


In all the discussion of the Water
Works question, previous to the
awarding of the contract, no other
location was thought of but above
the sewers of the city. Mr.. Weir's
first proposition was to dig a tunnel
across the sand-bar. and take the
water from the main channel of the
river beyond. His next proposition.
submitted on the heels of the Water
Works election, was still to take
water above the sewers. So absurd
was any other location, that the ques-
tion as to where the well should be
located. did not enter into the can
vass at all Now why was the change
in the location Of the we'll and pumps
made? 1t is easily explained.
The cost of the large cast iron pipe
called in the Weir-Van Ripper con-
tract, the drift" is estimated by iron
men familiar with that kind of casting
to cost about forty five dollars per
running foot. To locate the wells
above the sewers, as originally de-
signed. would necessitate, as nearly as
we can estimate, about eight or nine
hundred feet of this drift pipe. The
location of the well determined upon
by the committee will enable the con
tractor to get full supply Of water,
delieiously adulterated with sewer
age, by a pipe less than one hun
dred feet in length. Hence the
change involved a saving of from
seven to eight hundred feet of drift
pipe. costip g forty .tfUe dollars per foot.
Seven hundred feet of this pipe
would amount to $31, 800, exclusive
of the cost of laying the same, which
would amount to several thousand
more. Yet our astute Water Works
Committee agree to pay Mr.. Weir
fully as much for constructing the
Works below the sewers, as he ex-
pressed willingness to take the job
for when he understood the we'll was
to be up town. Why our city should
he compelled to drink water poisoned
by sewerage. or not derive any benefit
whatever from the Water Works, in
order to add thirty thousand dollars
to Mr. Weir's profits we cannot con-
ceive.
We must confess that Mr.. Wier is a
sbrewd manager. Every change that
could be suggested in any way calcu-
lated to add to his profits, has been
cheerfully conceded by the Commit
tee. He seems to have had the ability
of presenting his desires before the
Committee in so attractive a light
that they always yielded the point
HIS arguments, we know not what
they were, seem always to have been
sufficiently convincing to the Commit
tee to make them consent to let the
charming fellow have his way. His
ways are not ways of pleasantness to
the people, and the Committee, We
respectfully suggest, had better make
haste to mend some of his ways
especially the way proposed. Of fur
nishing water filthy from mipgling
with the contents of the sewers.
What say the Water Works Com
mittee. Do they intend to stand BY
the contract locating the we'll below
the sewers? The people want to hea1
from henl2
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81. Louis Narkat

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, July 9,
ToBACCo-Firm and unchanged.
COTTON Nominal at I8%6IBc.
HEMP-Dull at Si40Il75.
RoPE-Machine unchanged at S@I2c.
HEMP BAGGING-Bteady ut Soc.
FLoUR-Dull and very little doing; fall
superfine 81 2594 so; x "a 6O@4 75; Xxx "a So
C95 40.
fall 81 l2Gl II; No. do. 81 2061l 25; choice
to fancy 81 30al 40.
CoRE-In good demand and higher; mix
ed S70g90C yellow 90G95c; white 98aI 08
OATS-Dull at 580d5Sc
RYE-Dull at 78GSOc.
WHISKY-StrOnRer at 81 co.
PORK-Firm at $50.
BULK MEATS-DFy salt shoulders l2JZ,
clear sides I6H.
BACoN=shOulders lac; clear rib I71<t9lSc
LARD-Dull at l5izgl6c for choice.
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Cincinnati Items-A Boy Crushed tO
Death-ArFest Of q HuFderer.

CINcTNNATI, July 9.-B. Kinney,
aged sixteen years, son of Il. Kinney.
banker, of this city, was crushed to
death this afternoon between the
Newport ferry boat and barge. Kin
ney and two others were in skiff,
which was caught between the barge
and ferry boat -
Advices from Lawrenceburg say
that Blinu, who killed boy and at
tempted an outrage upon a woman,
opposite Lawreneeburg yesterday, was
arrested to- day near the scene of his
crime. and lodged in iail.
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Chicago Market.
By TeleeraphI Cr

by AeAeRHaPhl CHICAGO, July Q.
FLoUR-A shade better for low grades
WHEAT-Fair demand; opened at 81 o.
selling up to 81 051Z, and closing at 81 O5I<'
seller last half, 81 08aI O65<, closing at tie
outside price; In the afternoon the market
was firm at 81 05% cash, and 81 6s<0l O7,
seller last half.
CoRN-Fairly active, hut weak, closing
a. S05zG8l1ac for fresh in options there a
a fair degree of activity.
OATS-Quiet, closing at 37Lc dc and
481Sc, the latter last half.
RYE-Dull. closing at size for No. 9.
BARLEY-Unchange
HIGHwINEs--Fair demand at Csc for
iron bound.
PoRK-Steady at SIS 25q28 so for regular
winter packed mess: ordinary, S27 50a29,
sweet picked hams, 8l9G2l for winter. and
9l7 so for summer cured.
Day SALT MEATs-In fair request; shOul.
ders active, closing at l2c; Cumberland
l3z9l32sc; loose rough sides steady at l41,
@l45zc; short rib is In good demand at l5a
15Lc.
LARD-Steady at 151SGI6c for winter. and
l544l5Hc for summer ness.
BEEF-Steady at l39l314c, regular.
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rennessee LaeisIafnre.

NASHVILLE, July 9.-The Legisla-
ture adjourps on Monday till next
December. Neither House had a
quorum to day, many of the members
having gone home. Much important
legislation goes over till next term.
Considerable disappointment Is felt
here relative to the action of the U
s. Senate on the proposition to re-
move the disabilities of A. 0. 2.
Nicholson, who is prominent eandi
date for Supreme Judge.
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Wife and Sons Arrested for the AuF-
der Of Husband and Father.

PROVIDENCE. July 9. = Mrs.
Vosshti Angel and two sons have
been arrested in North Providence,
Tor the the murder of Wm. 2. Augel.
husband aud father. who disappeared
some months since, and his body re-
Gently found in a pond James Fo-
gan, hired laborer on the farm was
also arrested.
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day or two that Werther, the Prus-
sian Ambassador at Paris, had been
recalled, is not true. In official cir
cles here, the situation is thought free
from danger. Bismarck had neither
assisted or advised Spain in the Ho-
henzollern matters, and Napoleou's
attempt to hold him to any response
bility is, therefore, regarded as mere
Dretext
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Euronean Narkeis.


by Telegraph.l LONDON, July 3.
Consos for money 921S; on account 92sk.
American Securities quiet; '87s, 800 10 -40s
S75z; 1928, S91a: '61s, 691s; Erie l85<: Illinois
Central 1l3; Atlantic Great Western 271S.
LIVERPOOL. July Cotton dull and ir-
regular: middling uplands 91&Ge56: Or
leans 95zq91s; sales 10000 bales. Wheat
quiet: California white wheat los 3D.; red
-four 22s Sd. Corn No. 2 mixed 30s. Oats
Is I'd. Peas 37s Sd. Pork quiet; l02s Cd.
Beef Ills Lard Ills. Cheese Gas, Bacon
SIS Cumberland; 62s Cd short rib,
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Indianan0Ils Items.

INDIANAPoLIs, July 10.-This fore
noon Mr.. Isaac Marchant, Jr., fred a
shot gun at dog which was chasing
a flock of geese along the bank Of
White River. when the body of his
father rose from the water. The old
gentleman, who had been suffering
from cancer in the throat, had COM
mitted suicide by drowning only a
few hours previous.
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Memphis Items.

MEMPHIS, July 9.-At the meeting
of the stockholders of the Mississippi
River Railroad Company to-day. the
action of the old Board in contract
ing with the Southern Railroad Asso
citation for the completion of the road,
was fully endorsed. and they and their
friends were elected to the new Board
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new York Dry Goods Narket.

by 4sISbI"PHI NEW IOkks July 3.
Market dull and little depressed for
are JobbiDg at l2g l215c; do 81 inch az ll1So;
BroadWay ll%c; Dwight w l2c; Great
FalIs II at 1870; Lawrence Y at 12%c Po-
ZIc; Uncasville A q A do at l9c; York light
checks st 2092le; Oriental prints at 1O5z9
at &c; do Z do at 23c; do A do 88 Inch at
3212c; do 10 30 inch at 25c; do check az 25c F.:
Canton dannels dull. lower and unsettled.
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Cincinnati Items.

CINCINNATI, July 10.-Hon Hiram
r. Revels arrived this morning, and
will deliver his lecture on 1.-The Ten
dency of our Age" to morrow even
ing.
John Mark. boiler maker, commit
ted suicide to-day by drowning in the
Ohio River.
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LnnIsYiIle Markaf

By Telegraph. LOUISVILLE July 9.
BAGGING-Unchanged
CoTToN-A shade lower and dull at lS1<.
FLoUR-S5 so.
GRAIN-Unchanged and prices ruling at
yesterdays quotations.
PoRK-S300g30 Sc.
BACoN-l35z, I6z69171Zc.
BULK MEATS-Unchanged
HANs-Sugar- cured canvassed 2l1zg22c,
and firm and active.
LARD-l7c.
WHIsKY-LoWer at 96c,
ToBACC0-Sales OF 200 hogsheads: lugs
SIS 25G7 SO; low leaf TO medium bright
wrappers 81 75g35.
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New York Gold ana Stock Market.

STERLING-Strong, and the bankers are
looking for increased shipments. The
following are the quotations: g9S991z F.;
sight 1015.
GoLD-Active ar5 higher; opened at I12;
touched ll2Is: closed at Il25S9ll25<. Car
ryiBg rates per cent. TO fiat. Clearances
S59, 100000. Exports for the week 1891, ,S56.
The Sub-Treasury received s2,370,723 for
customs, and paid 81, l05, ,004 for Interest.
CONFERENCE.-THE Quiet and firm.
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Sr. JOHNS, N. b.. July 9.-The ac-
counts from all parts of the Province
and all parts of Nova Scotia speak of
injury to the growing crops from long
continued drouth.
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sHFRMAN'S PATENT BRAKE

To prevent retrograde motion on Wheele
& Wilson and all the principal Sewing
Machines. Sent by mail, postage paid, ,
with instructions for using, on the receipt
of 81 so. Agents wanted. Address
SHERMAN PATENT BRAKE CO.,
ap23 W6m BOX 2,882, Philadelphia, Pa,
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M. L x O M.
apIn Opera House.

nR. LABMONT's REMEDIES. ap-
@4Ag ployed IN 4 70 years successful 'prpc-
tlces only III %. CancerOuB Blood Erodf-
Gator a certain cure for all d lseaseg OF the
SKIN ana Blood BlenhOrrhoeaI Fgtroef
az aRa q, virus II Neutralizei, cures all diseases
- ING hL4heyss Blaoder, Urinary Organs.
&C. Seminar weakness causes half the
olseases an1iettng mankind, but science
ana experience have conquered the most
eradlcated, with full manly gigor and on
loyments restored. by DR.. LARMONTfs
EEA ' OLLS = ana local app.iancesI Bro
tions made perfectly healthy after disease
has destroyed FLESH AND BONFl Fror5
the inemclency of doctors and advertised
remedies, Dr. LarmOnt has put his medI-
clnes az lhls low price. His Paris. London
ana New YORK Medical Adviser and Mar
rlage Guide l460 pages, 100 plates, cI0tb)
Containing information OF vital ImporS
tance TO every person, mailed for sI.
Address all letters, stating case fuIIy ia
DR.. LARMONT q 90, 40 BroadWav. New
York. anon sIaT.g, ,--.,I -,I
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THE MYRTLE SOAP COMPANY
FIFTY THOUSAND BOXES
Best Family Washing Soap

In use, the Company have decided to
make this outlay In order to rapidly in
crease their already extensive business
Every family must have Soap, and the
Myrtle Soap Company offer toxes con-
tanning forty pounds of their Soap fer
FIVE DOLLARS PER BOX, every
box of which will go as far in family as
an eighty pound box of ordinary soap.
Thus, every purchaser of bOx. obtains,
not only more value Tor five dollars than
could be got in any other soap, but IN adj
dition, is entitled to participate in the dis
trtbution of the above named premiums
of from FIVE DOLLARS to
Twenty-Five Th0Us and Dollars,
Which in fact will rot cost the fortunate
person one cent. Every family should
purchase a box of this soap t0ithOa< delay.
of course, with such liberal induce ments,
the Company being to distribute the soap
over as great an extent OF country as pos
sfble IL Is not desired that too many OF the
boxes sold on this plan go into any one To-
caiitv. Only one Lox of this lot Will be
sold to one family.
distrfbution VIII take place, so that those
who wish, may be present. But WhetheI
present or not the interest OF each and all
will be guarded alike, and the fortunate
persons notified Immediately.
The deed of the BROWN SEON
HOUSE is deposited with the SAFE De-
POSIT COMPANY Nos. 146 and l4S Broad
way, New York. in trust for some Iortu-
nate pure. aser of one box.
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MTSCELLANEOUs.
DOOIeY,s Raklne Powder

1he standard reputation attained b,y
thls unrlValed and infallible Yeast Pow
aer during twelve years past, is due to its
PeLIeG5 Purlly' heaithfulnesss and econo-
represented, and will keep for years.
The quantity required for use is from
Baking Powders. i9A
Sold by Grocers throughout the Trrfts,l
States. DOOLEY q BROTHTf5 '-'
Manufacturers and Proprfefo1g
ap23 daL1 cod ln Now aaEaoL ri
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FRAMING NOTTCr

g6EHE UNDERsIGNEB FEAvVv7e. 90,
h tnrned to Granville is now prero5s5I
to take contracts for buiidfno brif-s,g - -
any kind OF heavy or intricate framine0 "a
apis ON THO5. GRANT
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LAST NIGHTS TELEGRAMS.

The European MUddIe over
the Spanish Throne.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE sQABBLE 0VE8 TIE sPASIsH
THRONE.
Military ActiVIty In France.

Prospects for a Continental VAR
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Every purchaser of one box of the
MYRTLE SOAP COMPANY'S
GOLD MEDAL FAMILY SOAP
VIII be entitled to participate in the dis
tribution of the following named
premiums:
ONE BROWN STONE HOUSE.

In Brooklyn, New York, on the north side
of Third Street, within two squares of
PROSPECT PARK, FIFTEEN ROOMS.
and combining all the Improvements of a
aUeU built modern residence. A notice is
posted on the house, giving an Opportunt-
ty to all persons to visit and inspect the
property. $4,000
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MemDhIs Market.
CANDIDATES. ANNOUNCEMENTS.

JAMES q. JONES Will be a candidate
Vanderburah County, at the next election
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Twenty-Five Thous and Dollars.

CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, No. II, ,334.
AMOUNT ms JRED, 81. 600.
The Safs Deposit Co. Of New York,
Nos. Is6 and l4S BroodtOoy, cor. Liberty ST.,
FRANCIS H jerks Pre- sident
FREOERICK FO=TER, Secretary.
RECEIVED, New York, Jan. Is, 1870,
from the Myrtle Soap Co, deed of q
brown stone dwelling. situated on the
north side of Third street, In the city of
Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, for
account of whom It may concern for sale
keeping with and by this Company, for
the sum of twenty. five thousand dollars,
lawful money to which am OEnt the re-
Ssponsibility of this Company in regard to
this deposit is hereby limited.
signed by FRANCIS II. JENKS, PreSt-
COuntersigned by FRED. FOSTER Sec'y.
The undersigned, having fully satisfied
themselves that the N KRILE SOAP
COMPANY will faithfully carry out their
contract in the distribution of the forego-
ing premiums, have accepted the agency
for tho sale of their soap, and earnestly
recommend everybody 10 avail them
selves of this opportunity to purchase a
box OF the BEST SOAP yet offered in this
community. For any particulars call and
see as or send tor circular.
Parsons, SeOVille & MOfrett,
No. rs Main Street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

TIM TRANsPER SYSTEM on SrREnr RAIL
RoAOs-CAN Conductors RETusR TO Re-
cEIvE THEN THE VeIed question OF tho
transfer system on the Avenue railroad was
yesterday settled In tho case Of q Mr.. John
Collins, who s0me time Last fall, ID appears,
entered q car at Wlllands' hOtel and took q
steamboat transfer at tho Seventh street
Junction. but having business 10 attend to,
he walked down Seventh street, passed the
canal bridge, and jumped on the frst car
that came along, The conductor In collect
Ing the fares refused 10 accept the transfer,
and stopping the car requested him TO leave.
He did 90, and Afterwards made complaint
10 the superintendent OF tho road, who gave
him no satisfaction, He finally brought
suit for damAgea In the Circuit Court, With
Mr.. A, @, Riddle as hls counsel. The case
has been hanging for some months, until
yesterdAI, when II was compromised and
settled, Mr.. Collins receiving Sa50 from the
company aud wlthdra wing tho suit. M
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

CoNcERT. = The concert given by the
ladies and gentlemen connected with the
Fifteenth street PreAbyteflan church on
Monday evening for the benefit Of the church
was a brilliant success, being largely at.
tended BY the slls Of our eolored cltllsnS.
The manner In which Il vas conducted re-
hected credit on those having charge OF the
matter. The programme embraced choice
and varied selections from celebrated com
posers. The rendering Of "God In mercy
hear us,n BY Miss Hattie Browne, Mn.
Samuel Williams, Messrs. fleetwood aud
Grant was deserving OF the appliance ID re-
celved, "sprlng Tine" BY MlIs Carrie
Fischer, the T" SeXton," by Mr. fleetwood,
10y request,) aud "0hi a. fAlr az poets
dreaming" BY Mr.. Bronopgh, were sung In
admirable taste, evlnelng correct trainlug,
The voice OF Mia Hatiia Browne was much
admired for Its lWestness, and blended we'll
WIKI tbs nne alto Of Mrs. WlllIama aud the
basso OF Mr.. Fleetwood. Miss Carrie Fischer
presided at the plano aud received much
praise for the excellent manner In which sho
aequltted HERSELF Whlle Prof. Henry Grant,
under whose directions the coucert was
given, contributed much 70 the general Iue-
cess OF the evenings entertainment. n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

METROPOLITAN DwTaoH, No. ~, 8. or
I,-,At the regular meeting Of this division
lh,t night thaFe was . largo attendance, not
only ot the membara but also OF visitors
from the Slater Alyialona, OF Howard and
Federal pily. The prqErsmms Of exercises
under the bead Of good d me order was Of
z very lntefe.iing and entertsinIng charae.
tef. This dlyiilon eaa probably muster
more musical taleht than anT other ono Ia
the jurisdietion, and their entertain msnts are
therefore alwaya pleasant, .5udo-' {, Il -
. Lhe pEogrAmne L.. night embraced n
piano solo oy Miss BEETLE Adams, vocal and
ilstrumentI music admirably exeo ated bT
Mrs. Lltnie Pope, Mrs. Kate Saith, Miss
Jennie Peugh and Mica Townsend, reolia-
lions BY M. Tweedale, and addresses by
Msssrs. Robbery, Jamea and Dcnplson. of
Howard Dlylslon, and M6ssra. Thompson
and Flood, q Metropolitan DlElaion. fhis
Division meets every Tueaday nirht In the
hall OF the Congregational church. II Il
rapidly increaaing IN Membership, power
and Influence. M - n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

THH CITIzINs' RAILROAD ASSOCIATION
met 10 the Aldermen's Chamber, City Hall,
last night Nj. 5. g. Baker, presiding.
The resolution TO give aid TO the Baltimore
and Potomac, Washington and Point Look
the order named, with the amendment Of
fere BY DR.. snodgraSs, that the Loudoun
and Hampshire road be inserted second on
the list, beiug under consideration, q long
discussion arose, participated 10 by MeISrs.
j. Sayles Brown, B. Mllburn, J. NJ. Blaneh-
ard, Q. III. Bliss and Abraham Scott, upon
the reepeetlYe merits OF the several roads
under eonsidsration. The discussion took
a Wide range, the speakers differing Wildly
10 their views as to tho benefits TO be con.
ferred upon the city by any one particular
road.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

Tins Rsy. DR.. CHARLES II. Hall, forbsfIS
Of EpiphnpY church, OF this city, and now of
Brooklyn, NY, win deliver h lecture on
the late Edwin NJ. Stanton, or inside the
War ONCE" The lecture will DO delivered
nnder the auspices ofthe Grand Army ofthe
Republic, at Lincoln Hall, Monday evening
next, for the benefit of the charity fund.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

AT the meeting Of the Central Building
Association, Monday evening, eighteen
shares OF stock were retired a an average
Of LILO net 70 the shareholder. NH
THR now hose recently purchased has
been tested, and while the hose Waa found
OF good material, the coupllnRs With which
II Il connected proved 70 be worthless.
OK A wLoER, a man named ollmartin
yesterday attempted 70 row from the Aque.
duct bridge 10 table Rock and return, four
miles, In any minutes. Hls boat leaked, he
was nine minutes behind, and lost the
wager. XXI .......|. 81 yI..r.r
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f.
CoscrRr At CkRRoLL HALL.--Probably
the unfayorable coalition OF the weather
prevented many from attending the concert
Al Carroll Hall last evening, for the benefit
Of r. Joaephs church. Those who were
present were entertained With programme
ropleto with the choicest selections and all
rendered 10 q thoroughly artintic manner.
The audience was appreclatlve aud enthu-
slastic, and euoorea wero ffequenL D r.
Prof. Benkert preslded Al The plano 10
most acceptable manner, while his plano
solos evidenced that he Il . complete master
OF that Instrument. Mesdames MArlni and
stoaoh and Professors Marini and CollIere
Acqpltted themselves most excellently. The
performers deserve great credit for their en-.
deaNors 10 eontributo towards the compile
ton Of the church now In process Of con-
ltTuctlon, which viii supply q want much
ZEN among our German population upon
Capitol Hill. .4r.rl b. s H.V ..E HH H