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Financial and ConnsreiaI.''
nicl,m.oIlnd TOBACCO Marknt.

JUNE s.-No cfanae in the market ttis week.
Demand good and prices steady for ali useful
stock. sg;f +,
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iYyIsITTEG ukRDs PBINTEn 1gHg
;sH O5eRAyGH sEIHT
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AsSORTMENT on

4 1.-the PKRIODICAL IATERA
TUBE Q aaRss sss s..a s 4
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M TCHMOND AND5 YORK, RIVER

I'D TCHMOND AND YORK RivEk
Ia KAILROAD LINE-FOR aBALTdM0kk,
l THE NOHTH AND EORTHWEsI.ChAMG H
0F SCHEDULES-DA1 lExGEFT SUN.
Nfs ssssEs az A sseHEpgIE shL : run !:
the nr - ss'sssengers for aBaiftfnoEs and poin.a
follows -. re passenger tram Iom tac "a a :.
North WIN take lasS s,ySS n s:is 3. II.
pot Of tho Richmond 49,. - a. sn1
e as1 #sss F Raar xs sassg gss GER
elegant steamers STATE On V12aiA.
tain 3. w. FRKHNAN, or ADMIRAL, CaA
PNILr REYBoLD,-both or which have been
nerly fitted out with splendid accommodation
for passengers feachin& Baltimore the following
morning s. tlme G. connect with she trains for
INK. tho boafs Leave pier No. 8 LfghieStreet
whargeE, just heiaw Prxst street. sHaIsimcse.
DAILY except Sundaysa stss io,0nek r. n,
passengers arriving IN HiehMnsa o. 9;4e A, =.
express srsis % Tie RishmSn6 sad Dsasiiis rail-.
rosd Cor DaRytEe ead al fuciz0 ~ that rosd :
Greensboro, HAhshury, C4&x10s1nstdkA,, n o.
Cetumhta 81 IL kad an points HoNsh, 4,
: PAAdNN&ER TRAIN fe3se6 Ricfkoud DAILY
'st 9Is p. K. B Iosses WcH Roint asdiT u z A. u
~ retght received and forwarded pE0Dp3ly, ana
. na,osss buns Of l.aIH isa h EsGaIb,nens
zap 81. 3!sa n Superintendent
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--TW0 FAsT DAILY LINES SUNDAY
HS EXCEPTED) 40 THE N0RTH. EAST,
Akb Wet ~ fHE aE g1KDnnRaTTEEs Fo Iab
YLA AQUIA :. 80 pITE.-.The THROUGH TRAlN1
over Ills soas S% ns aspSsa SosSs.
9f EgrS aae ~ rafy cioss sns
rsiisSis connsctions vita 4 slA! F s-sins
AND NEW YORK RAeLL II ~ ea1wih 49,
fo rs TIE st HaE go win sPIEND6 REUIN1Na
CHAIRS Iorwhich no charge nmsde.
. 1sl,e ialegan& and comrn6thDu6 306&mer1 on tia
potom ac FLYER stop at AlexandEta each way.
The ACCOMMODATloH TnA4a between
ner or Broad and Rlgbth. streefe daily tSundays
exceptedl a. AP. NJ, and atrisesi u Richmond It
= 81 'l'u lne a,g es sorsa sad
= For further infosmssaor and foe:thgpush tiekese
streen aid foY through ttcketsto ~ points NortA
AID West apply ut he tickss once corner byrd
Au nn x -, q. GENTLY, Genera, Ticket Agent.
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EREsH SALAD OIL.-Five' cases fresh
= WILLIAM q. 'DANDRIDGE e. CO.,
,nr1e - 997 BROAD street.
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GROCERIES,, &c.

100 BOXES TURKISH PRUNES, ON
I y consignment y. STOKES l. CO.
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100 BARRELS NORRIS & cos SY-
lOO RUP; 100 barrels Baltimore and New York
lee A. Y. STOKES & co.
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GREEN AND BLACK TEAS for sale
" low; $685.. SIS --..
KNIGHTS HEAVY DARK SYRUP, in barrels,
tierces. and hogsheads;
KNIGHTS MOLASSES. SUGARS.
JED PALMER, HARTSOOK & co.
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100 BARRELS BOSTON MACKEREL,
lOU 900 barrels NORTH CAROLINA HER
RINGS.
lee A. Y. STOKES & co.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04
New Advertisements.
SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.
~ TO TEACHERS.

THE Board of School Examiners Of
i Wyandot County will meet for the
examination OF Teachers in the Court
Room at Upper sandusky, as fol-
lows:
On the 1st and Sd Saturdays of Sertem
Der, October, November, March. April and
May, and on the 1st Saturdays of all other
months. ---. ....-
No certificate will be granted except at a
regular meeting, nor will any be granted
unless the applicant appears in person and
submits to an examination.
Written testimonials of moral character
will be required of all applicants, and those
who have taught, will be required to pre-
sent testimonials from the Local Directors
of the school last taught, showing success
in teaching, &C.. ..
Examinations to commence at 9 O'Clock
A. M. at which time all applicants are ex
pected to be present.
.. D. A. KUHN, President.
D. D. HARE, Clerk. ... .-
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04

Senator Revels has at last been
admitted to his seat in the Senate.
and heartily congratulated by the
r publican members. The Demo
Gratis kept solidly ard severely aloof.
w e suppose they regard Revels as
an unconstitutional intrusion, their
CONSTRUCTION of the Constitution not
allowing the possibility that a ne
gro is more than one remove from
an ape. But a good deal must be
allowed for prejudices and inability
to comprehend the radical force of
the revolution through which the
country has passed since 1851
Cincinnati Commercial. (Conserva-
tive. j.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04
An Ordinances!

Notice is hereby given thae the following
resolution was unanimously adopted by
the Town Council of the incorporate d vii
rage of Upper Sandusky, Ohio, at their
regular meeting, held February 18th 1870:
Resolced. That it is deemed necessary by
the Council of the Village of Upper San
dusky, to grade Sandnsky Avenue from
the center Of Walker street. to the CEN
ter of johnson street. and from the
center of Fifth street to the center of Sew
enth street, for the width OF 281s feet from
the ce tier thereof to the established grade
of said streets, and to Mecad ,mize or grav-
el the same, to the depth of twelve inches
with broken stone or gravel, as the Council
may hereafter determine.
All persons claiming damages. on &C
count of said proposed improvements, ale
required to file their claims in the Office OF
the clerk in writing, on or before the 26th
day of March, A. D. 1870.
GEORGE MYERS, Mayor.
| JOEL GIBSON, Clerk. -as. .,1s.5,
| 15
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04

About dusk on Thursday eve,
woman was observed pacing up and
down the waiting room i'll the St.
Louis depot. She seemed to be ex-
cited, and very anxious for the train
to arrive, as at every sound she
went to the window and looked out.
When the train came in she got be-
hind door, and closely scrutinized
the passengers as they passed along.
Nearly the last one that went
through the door leading to the
street was very pretty young wo-
man about seventeen years of age.
The woman rushed up to this lady,
and took her by the ear, and calling
her a 'hussey,' and saying 81 have
been waiting for you some time ;"
She led her victim along Canal to
Madison street, still holding on to
her ear. "tH
Several gentlemen, witnesses to
this extraordinary proceeding, i'm
agined that the woman was a pro-
curess, OR intended to harm the
young lady, pursued the pair and
stopped them. They demanded
to know what the young lady had
done that she should be treated in
that manner, and the woman told
them, She said she was married
and lived in Chicago. The girl re-
sided in Bloomington, and had been
I flirting with her husband, and hao
been corresponding with him. Thu
other day letter came to her house
addressed to her husband, and az
her lord was away she opened it. l
was from this girl, and she said sh'
would arrive in Chicago by tha
train,a requested him to meet he
at the depot. She had met her,
intended to confront her HUSBAND
and shame him. The story wa
told in such a manner as to place it
truth beyond question,so the coupl
were permitted to depart, the woman
still retaining her hold on the ear O
the one who had destroyed her hap
piness, and monopolized the affec
tions of her husbandy-Chicago Trl
bune. =el- s.a,.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04


@ j. F. Brbtherton started for
Washington last Saturday morning,
as witness before the Military
Committee, in the matter of the
Mungen sale Of a cadetship. He was
before the Committee on Monday,
and from his testimony it is learned
that the price paid for the appoint
ment was only $500.
We learn that prominent Demo-
crat of Limd, has caused charges to
be preferred against the Hon. VIM.
Mungen, NJ. c., for the sale of a
scholarship in the Naval School, at
Annapolis and that he expects to
prove the changes by competent
witnesses. There has been great
deal Of talk about this sale of place
but whether the matter can be sub
stantiated, is thing that has yet to
be Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04
Notice In Parti zion.

CARAH FROST. ELI FROST. GYaEss Z
y NUS FROST, and J, N. BOWEhS,
guardian of said Cyrenus, i'll take notice
that petition was i6led against them on
the 10th day of February A. D., 1870 inth e
Court of Com. Pleas for WYandot County
Ohio, by Albert, S. Frost, and is now pend-
ing, wherein said Albert s. Frost demands
partition OF the North west quarter Of Sec
ton eleven, in township tour, south OF
range twelve, in said Comfy of Wyandot.
and that at the next term of SAID Court an
order of partition will be applied for
JNO. b. SEARS, II
Atty for Petitioner.
Feb Ie, 1670-6w. " rr4a ur IL
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04

WASHINGTON, February 25.-The
proceedings of the Senate to day
fifty marked the close of an epoch
which has commanded the attention
of the civilized world--the admis
sion to that body of a negro, ,as rep
resentative from the State of Miss
issippi. There was an immense
crowd present, including both sexes,
who closely watched the proceed
ings from noon until ) o'clock p.
NJ, when Mr.. Revels, tie colored
Senator, was sworn in.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04

moved vote of thanks to the, citi-
.ens and the vote was unanimously
md heartily adopted.
The closing exercises took place
in the elegant dining room Of the
Lagonda House, where rnagnifi-
cent and most complete oyster sup.
per was served. 1t was supremely
good to be there. After the good
things were disposed of, various
+toasts and responses came in. order
and ct a good hour, full of pleasure
and happiness the convention adj
journed. .-t>'- 't f'
We would be pleased to give
more extended particulars of the in
cidents of the Convention and of
what we saw at Springfield, but have
already occupied large amount of
our available space.
In conclusion, we have to say
that we took great pleasure. in meet
ing and forming the acquaintance of
so many of our brothers of the Press
of Ohio, and shall ever remember
the Editorial Convention at Spring
field and the courtesy and generosi-
ty of its citizens as the most pleas
ant occasion Of our life. -...
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04

T EGAL NOTICE. ...l. .........
Nellie Gormley, whose residence is un-
known, will take notice that Leanler
G ormley of the county of Wyandot and
State of Ohio. did on the 23d day of Feb.
A. D. $40. filed his petition in the Court
of Common. Pteasa, within and for the
County Of Wyandot und State of Ohio,
against the said Nellie Gnrmley, defendent
setting FORTH that the said Nellie Gormley
has been guilty of A dultery and gsoss ne
elect Of duty towards the petitioner; and
the said Nellie Gormley is notified tn at she
is required to appear and answer the said
petition on or before the first day of the
next term of said court.
Leander Gormley.
5 By Grisell and Kali Atty's
Feb a3, 1870. Is 6 sF ia
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04
DAILY NEWS.
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY.
Gold closed in New York, yester-
day, at III. taa xa
The towboat Neville exploded
her boilers, near Lawrenceburg, yes
terday, killing, james Praten. pilot,
Pagan and Burdan Ergo. Four 9th
ers were fatally injured. The boat
was burned.
z A train on the Mississippi Cen
trail Railroad broke through tres
tie near Oxford, yesterday, and was
precipitated to the ground below
distance of fifty feet. Seven were
killed and fifteen wounded. ...
The Kentucky State Colored
Convention, now in session at
Frankfort, have adopted series of
resolutions, indorsing President
Grants, administration, denouncing
the proscriptive policy of the Dem
ocratic party, scorning all attempts
to influence colored votes; regard
ing the ratification Of the 18th
Amendment as simple act of JUS
| tice to the colored race.
- tMoNDAY. #H
The Pfince of Wales was Kissed
on Monday night at the London
Globe Theater. ...... .,..,. ..-.. ..
Gold closed in New York ON Sat
urday at 1153@115a.
The Treasury Departm ent has re-
cieved several specimens OF the new
one dollar counterfeits. They are
the most perfectly executed of any
vet put in circulation. s'..
+ Several Of the Republican mem
bers of the House will oppose But
tiers Georgia Bill, on the groune
that Congress has already declared
! Georgia entitled to representation
| The Postmaster General is favor
ably disposed toward the sugg S
:. ton of Postmaster Bowen, of Nov
York, for a reduction of letter pos
tage to two cents, and correspond
inc reduction on other matter.
: Governor Alcorn offers to SEN
a number Of unemployed negroe
2. from the District of Columbia t.
his plantation in Mississippi, payin;
the expenses of their transporta
: ton, and allowing them one-thir
Of the crop as compensation 10
their labor. He has not yet rt
e ceived any applications. zaL--
a1l@ TUESDAY.
!. !. Gold closed yesterday at 1l54.
: The Chicago Times heads the Blond
a assault as The Raid of the FROST
q tutes,'
It A jury at Newport, Ky, on Saturda
n gave Mary Lewis $1,000 damagt
against John Lewis for failing to kee
his promise to marry her. The cou
n reduced the amount to $4,000, an
d Judgment was entered therefor.
II Senator Revels visited the Capitol g
r Saturday. arranged his desk. drew h
= stationery, and duly installed himse
e as an occupant of the Senate Chambe
The first letter with the frank OF
negro was dropped in the Capitol pos
'e Office Many remarked, ON hearing
" it, the change since it was against IL
,e Ilaw for colored man to carry tt
=, mails, and reference was made to Il
y fact that negro could not, by the re
y ulations of Congress, enter, the Capt.
grounds ..-- 1--- .-l f.as
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04
The People Rule.

We had occasion some days since,
says the Cleveland Leader, to con-
gratulate our readers on the fact
that the country has President
who keeps his face to the front and
ackno Wedges the people of the
United States as its legitimate rul
ers. In his message, President
Grant expressed himself as opposed
to reduction Of taxation. Subse-
quent bservation convinced him
that the people demanded and ex-
pected reduction, and in official
conversation with the chairman and
another member of the ways and
means committee, he said that he
hoped Congress would meet this
demand promptly and in good
faith. It was renuncia ton of his
former faith, which most Presidents
would have lacked the moral
courage to make. The result is
now in full blossom, and the fluit
will not long in maturing On
Thursday, the ways and means COM
mittee held a meeting, at which the,
views and wishes of the. President
were clearly stated, and the result
was the agreement already an
nounced in our telegraphic columns,
by which. the committee recon-
: monds reduction n of fifty millions
q. in the taxes of Che nation. OF
these fifty millions, thirty are to be
deducted from into rnal evenue, and
twenty from duties on imports. 1t
is hoped and expected that by this
provision the income tax will be re-
duced flom five to three per cent,
and the incomes exempted will be
raised from $1,000 to- $4,000. 1t
need hardly be said that this is a
movement i'll direct accordance
with the public will The people
need, and have right to expect re-
lief. Graiuis low, paper is scarce
and times hard. The reduction will
: by no means weaken our ationa
=, credit. It will make the countr,
= more prosperous, and foreigner;
o will understand that promise Of :
= dollar from happy, busy and pros
= porous people is worth more thar
the promise of two dollars from I
: people who are overtaxed and dis
contented. A five per cent Conso
a will be more eagerly tlken in Eu
rope if the United States is paying
IS interest and growing rich ever,
= year, than the! seven per cent bone
/ of a people staggering under prin
) cipal and interest, and playing los
p ing game. 1t is no reputation o
: our principles to insist that our de
+ scendants should be called npon tt
S help US carry part of the debt b.
-, which their inheritance was mad
= pure. We have given the blood an
- treasure, we have endured the lon
lo marches. the nights on therfroze
E. ground, we have endured the hur
ID ger and cold, and faced death on
n hundred fields that they might hay
a country capable Of developmet
of which we have not yet eve
le dreamed. They will never be cal
or ed upon to suffer as this generatio
e. has done, but they should be- aske
q to pay share of the cost. To flo,
:, the debt along smoothly and ha
- moniously, to give the country e,
RS cry opportunity to recover from tt
. evil days through which it has pas
ou ed, and to leave the principal to
~ taken up and paid by the might
:, people which, 1900, will inhabit Il
IT, United States, this is the polio
ed which the country, and especial
en- the West, demands +
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04
Dissolution Notice!

Notice is hereby given that the eo-part-
nership heretofore existing under the firm
name of Mccormick & Cramer is this day
dissolved dy mutual consent.
All debts due said firm shoul be paid
on or before April 1st 1870. or they will be
left for collection
& David Cramer will continue the Hard
ware business at the Old stand by whom all
accounts will be settled.
VIM MCCORMICK,
D. CRAMER. t.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04
WEDNESDAY,.

Gold and EGovernment Bonds are
about equal.
The public Debt statement shows a
decrease of $,500,OO0. Amount of coin
In the Treasury. S1020Oo,0OO, and cur
rency $10,000,0OO.
A dispatch from London says Sc
lives were saved from the sinking
Oneida. admiral Porter says there
must have been about 16O men on the
ill-fated vessel.
The investigation into the sale # ca
detships is still going on. In Covode'ss
case. 1T seems that 81 900 was paid, but
Covode got none of it. Mungen nomi-
mated the son of a prominent Republic
can without knowing his politics.
$500 was paid, but Munocn claims that
he never got any of it THE committee
propose finishing taking the testimony
in Golladay's case, and then report Il
reso.u lion of ce lsure.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04
BaiIrnads.
s @ zis7ssE;zgz 9
Pittsburgh, Fl. WaynS & Chicago
Railway.

On and after Nov. 18th, 1852 train will leave
stations daily, Sundays eAceptedl as follows
1 Train leaving Chicago at 5.35= p. NJ. leaves
daily.l [Train leaving Pittsburgh h at as P M
leaves daily
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04
We never could stand upon th,

We never could stand upon the
platform of"Good Lord, Good Dew
H." Hence when a question pre-
sents itself, we follow our convic-
tions of duty and are not at all re-
served in the expression of our
views, without considering whether
such views will be popular or OBJ
noxious. We believe that in the alb
sence of an infallible criterion of
reason the broadest difference of
opinion must be tolerated. Hence
our columns have been open for
those who may differ with us upon
questions of public interest.
The policyof Napoleon of France,
of incarcerating and prosecuting ed
itors should be hated worse than
snakes by every true American.
Rocherfort is to day in gloomy
dungeon because With hat in hand,
he could not bow to Napoleon:
We allow no man to dictate to us
what shall, or shall not appear in
the REPUBLICAN. We recognize nc
censoro the press in this country
Finally and in plain English, there
is no mortgage on our brains ano
the REPUBLICAN,. . g.. G-z .fz 4rc
Three Congressman have resigned
to present their being expelled from
the House because they sold cadet
ships. 20. .,-.4....-.7,rr.z5 i.sr sr.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04

LETTER HEADS and Enyeloer
neatly and promptly printed at the REPuB
Ie As Printing Office.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04

2.- Rcsolrsd, That our Legisla-
ture be instructed to enact such a
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04

- R1sastsa, That.it is the sense
ofihisE Eony ention that all county
priptipg. required by the public good
shopld, ,bs published il the press Of
both parties, at fair legitimate spri-.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04


1t was moved that Committee
be appointed to prepare a scale Of
prices for advertising-and that each
publisher of Ohio be furnished with
"a copy. 1t was moved to lay upon
the table and carried. o. at 55at-}
1t was moved by Mr., Ballentine
of the Transcript, that an inch con
stitute a square, in advertising
Carried nSao 9AoIo hat 23EA1A yer
WI. Vance offered q resolution
to assess members one dollar each
annually. Carried. sH ae'ar2 i--,e
The Executive Committee was au-
thorized to draft constitution and
by laws.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-28
RLKO ITEMS.

IErOm the independent, juno 1o.l
For the last three days the forward
ing house of D. w. Earl shipped 757
bars Of base bullion, weighing co. ia
pounds-of which 40,771 pounds went
to San Francisco, and the balance to
Newark, N. J.. During the same pc
Rod whitney & Co. shipped from the
Alsop Smelling Works, White Pine,
to BaIbach's Refinery, Newark, $50
bars, weighing 42,069 pounds. Total
for three days, 1889 bars, weighing
1O2, s43 pounds.
The west bound passenger train, yes
terday morning, was more than half
an hour behind time, having been de-
layed thirty-flve minutes at Camp
Halleck by the debarkation Of soldiers,
and for some, time between Toano and
Humboldt Wells by the myriads of
crickets which covered and conse-
quently creased the track.
J. b. Stewart, we'll known in this
place, died very suddenly in Railroad
District, OH Thursday evening, from
heart disease. His remains were
brought to town yesterday, and the
funeral will take place today at 10
o'clock.
Wells, Fargo l. Co. received at their
office In Elko, during the past three
days, the following amounts of treas
ure: From White Pine, $50, 5l7; from
Idaho, $35, ZIG; from Cope, $1l, $50;
total, $685.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-28

The total value Of church property
In Boston Is estimated ut about Sc, 000,-
900. At least 81, 0O0,O 900 has been en-
pended the past year in building
churches In what Is called the "Back
Bay territory Of that city. The Cath
olies are building a cathedral at the
corner of Washington and Maiden
streets, which will cost - 1000, 600 when
finished. The Unitarians own the
most church property. The "old
South" corporation represents IL
million dollars worth of property, not
including the church structure and the
land on which 1t stands. In 1853 the
corporation IA taxed for $500, 900.
On the other hand, some of the
churches there, as in all cities, are
struggling for existence, weighed down
by debt. Notwithstanding the high
intellectual tone of Boston society,
ministers are said to be poorly paid
in that city. The highest salary re-
ceiyed Is $1,000 by Rev. E. Z. Hale.
but $1,000 Is the running price for first
class ministers. More get %, 800 than
$1,000, and the best Methodist clergy
men never get more than the former
sIm.