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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18
nTE. +, KunkeI's Bitter Wine Of Iron

has never been known to fail in the cure OF weSK
ness, attended with symptoms; indisPosihon iH eA
erIIon loss of memory difficulty vi breAthlhG
general weakness: horror Of disease Weak' nerh dh
Gus tTemblinF; d. eAdiul horror OF death hlgh.
sWents cold feet weakness; dimness OF VISION :
IapEuor: universe lasstuds OF the n useuIaL
tenn ENORMOUS appetite. with dysPepue symptoms ms
hot hands flushing cfthe body dTSnSs' on GI the ths
skin paIhd cOuntenance and eTuptlons On lne
fsce puTifyiue the blood pain in he back heaVl
ness Of the eyet frequent black spots nYinS nss Oo
siRbt: want Of Rttention. etc, These symptoms al
afise from a weakness, and 50 remedy tnAt, e ese
E.F. KUNKKL's Bitter Wine OF Iron. II never
faiIs Thousands are nov enjoying health VINO
have used it. Take only L. I, huNAkLs =: os
Beware OF counteTIeits and base lmmitauons' 81
Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron Is 50 well known al al
over the couuuy, druggists themselves MAKE .t an
Imitation and y TO palm il ot on thelr customers
when they cell il kunkers Bitter Wine oil Iron,
Hunkel's Bitter " inc OF Iron IS put up only IN
81 bottles and as yellow wrapper nicely p9t on
me outside. with the DroprIetOrs photograph %
Ihe wrapper of each bottle. Always look ior the
photograph on the outside, and you VIII always DC
sure to get the genuine article.
dSc3-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18
PHILADRLPHIA Markets,

Wsdnesddv, Dec. II, 1875 P. N,
Amount of sales and rates as copied from the
official record at the commercial exchange:
Wisconsin. Is rs 100 ST Lo1is' 50 Is: i06do a6
WHEAT-400 bushels Pennsylvania amber, 81 6S !:
400 Pennsylvania red 81 65 400 Pennsylvania white,
81 50. ts .s..
C0RN-s00 bushels new yellow. Csc 2.000 do.
6Ie 400 old yellow 7sc.; l,sOo old mixed Tsc l2OO
0ATs-l 400 bushela white, 57c ,; 100 do, 66c. 7Co
mixed, &c., 100 do, Sac.
WHtSKY-75 barrels western iron. 81 O5; 40 Penn
sylVania iron, 81 05.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18
LooAL InTELL,oGRoE
City Council meet. this evening.

City Council meets this evening.
A sleht shower Of rain fell this morning. about
seven o'clock. f-t
Tonight, the regular, monthly meetiag
Penn Loan Association will be held
Ii il said that Edwin Booth Is TO appear at the
Grand Opera House, about the hrst Of the year.
Ifvou want to enjoy hearty laugh, yound see
the Flick and Flock Pantomlme Troupe, at the
Opera House, tonight.
Tonight, committees Of the Water Witch and
Reliance s. +. Z. Companies will meet, TO arrange
for n contest between their steamers.
1t is your advantage to buy whore you can hnd
the largest stock Mt the lowest prices; remeADer,
Adams 4 Bro is the place, SOC Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

MoRTuARY -EllSha Huxley, registrar of
deaths and burials, reports AZ death 10 In our
city IN the month OF November. OF this
number ~ were under one year Of age 4
from one TO two; I from two 10 five ] from
foe to ten; from ten TO twenty; from 20
TO 30 /, O from 30 to 40; 4 from 40 70 20; 8
from 20 to 20; from 20 to so !; 2 from 30 to
30; from 80 70 100. Born In America 3s !,
England ;, Ireland G, unknown 2. Males Is,
females 20. White 80. cOlOred 10, not given /.
Total A.. .l s. n. -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18
CRY MoTICEs.

Ths best recommendation Of the bismarck Salte'
eones from those who have worn them Ihey IN
cS af,ao' az 1N' - BABCOvK i BRO,
"h' ~ .U6 Market street
"A good article advertises itself. an9 tnS
,n.rct LlIifer for CeRhenirn is unIoered1B recon-
mended bv these who have worn 1t as the gd"eF
for comfort and convenience. For sale onIyyp onIyyp3 ~
206 Market street.
Mems CATERS. g. and up.
Mems Boots. IS and ups
Ladies Shoes. 81 so and up, s
~ '"' ''N BABC0CK & BRO,
2Oi Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

UPsET.-As William Lowther was passing up
the Kennett pike, evening IN the early part Of
this month, his wagon was overturned by running
over pile of stones when he was thrown out aAd
one of his ankles badly sprained. As he had not
fully recovered from the injury received last spTlng
by his wagon passing over the side OF his foot this
accident was extremely annoying. This practice
OF leaving piles OF stone the pike should be dis
continued they are extremely dangerous, and
in case OF an accident The Turnpike company would
be responsible III a suit for damages
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

The GRRKNsBORoUGH MURDER.-The body Of
Young Phillips, who was murdered near Green's
borough, Caroline county, Md, Saturday night
week, has not yet been discovered, though tracks
leading to the creek, and bloody packet, have
been found. 1t is also reported that the ghost Of
the murdered man has, ON several occasions, 0p-
peared at the resldehce of Dill, one OF the sup
posed inurdereTs, and frightened the inmates so
efectually that they have abandoned the house.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

.AccEPTED --Reg. Mr., Graham, of PhlladeI-
paie, has Rccepted call from the Presby-
tgEan church. at OhFistiana, and entefed on
his duties about the first Of December. Ser
Elcep we're helf IA the church every evening
last week. and win be continued the pFesepf
week. Rey. J. II. Boal preached on Nondav
evening. C0nslderable Interest Is being mani
Tested and u Is hoped that great goOd viii re-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

ALARMS OF FIRE.-The alarm of FIRE about 230
o'clock, yesterday afternoon, was caused by the
ignition of quantity Of turpentine, in a carriage
shop on Shipley street, above Front. In exiting
uishng the flames, a workman severely burned
his hands. No damage to the building was sus-
tanned.
The alarm about five o'clock, last evening, was
caused by fire in the cupalO OF Pickels' stove
foundry. No damage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

RRIIQI0US-On next First-day afternoon,
We are informed that Joseph A. Dugdnle, OF
Iowa, will hold religious meeting at Long
wood, at O'clock. 1t Is truthfully stated that
Nc. Dngdale, with his wife, drove the long
journey OF twelve hundred miles Ia q pri.
vate carriage drawn by pair OF Indian ponies
10 order TO pay their Chester county rrIeRds
Nl6lk. rILA L.rta -. l. A.. .... n.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

FELL FROM BUIIDING-Y esteTday afternoon,
a man named English, while engaged in working
on the new rolling mil! of the Messrs. Mccullough,
at the foot of Seventh street. vas thrown to the
ground from some cause. BE was picked up, and
upon examination it was found that be had sus-
tanned severe injuries about the back aud bead
He was removed to his boarding house, IN Third
street, and his wounds attended to.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

SALKs OF MoNRY.-Loan Association operations
last night. were as follows
Aid, 5000 at 26l< per cent premium, $500 at
27l5, s., POO paid to withdrawing shareholders.
Central, l,lOO at 46 per cent. premium. 5000
paid TO Withdrawing shareholder, Sl34.42 paid
tor State tax.
German,a. No. ?, 1900 at 81 per cent. premi-
UNI, 5000 at 90
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

4 SUCCESSFUL MRETING.-The protractcd meet
ing which has been in progress at AsbuIy n. Il.
Church for some time past has exceeded the eK-
pcctations OF both pastor aud meml'srs, 80 far as
the spiritual welfare of the ATTENDANTS is concern
ed. Up to Tuesday night there were one huudred
and one conversions, and there ara from fifteen TO
twenty peni;ents at the altar at each meeting.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

RELEAsED.-Wm.B B. Virgins, who mas been
confined in New Castle, for some months
past, was released this morning, upon enter
Ing bail, to the amount Of 81, 600, for appear
ance at the May (1s7A) Term Of Court. his
sureties are Gen. Jesse Sharpe, Philemma
Chandler, David WOolman and seven others.
Mr.. Virgins arrived Ia Wilmington, and will
start immediately for his new home In West
VirginiaP aA1.4 ..4 al.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

SOWING THEIR WILD OARS 90 Saturday even
ing last two students from Delaware College, New
ark, went to Elkton, and there INDUCED in Jolly
spree. On their return the College Faculty got
wind of the affair, and proceeded to investigate.
Hearing this, one of the students, on Monday, left
TOR New Haven, Conn, but the other remained at
College. How the Faculty will act in the matter
10 not vet known.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

THE CESNTENIAL TEA PARTY.-At the
great Centennial tea parry, in Philadelphia
yesterday, the Second Ward represented The
two great States of Delaware and Nebraska,
upon the table of which was large cake upon
which was the inscription, "Grandmotber's
Ginger Bread" which was contributed by a
patriotic lady Ofthe Diamood State. Mrs. c. NJ.
PETERSON was the chairwoman, and the fol-
lowing-named ladies her aids:
Miss s. E. Peterson, Mrs. Robert Jones, Miss
Risdale, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs A.
L. Vanatta, Mrs. Rowan, Miss Rowan, Mrs.
Allingham, Mrs. Malseed, Mrs. Foster.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18
Amusennenta.
THE FLICK q FLOCK PANTOMIME TROUPE AT
THE OPERA noUsE.

THE FLICK FLOCK PANTOMIME TROUPE AT
THE OPERA noUsE.
The performance Of the Flick & Flock pan
tOmim0 troupe, at the Grand Opera House,
last evening, was witnessed by rather q small
audience but we are certain we express the
hearty sentiment of those who were present,
when we say that more laughable or thor
Oughly enjoyable performance, was never
witnessed in this city. Many people have OBJ
jectiOns to pRntominIe performances, but to
all snch We will say that they can freely go to
the Opera House, this evening, confident OF
witnessing o performance, which in its variety
wonder, without shocking their modest sensi-
bilities In the slightest degree. During the
pantOmime performance, last evening, the
audience fairly screamed with delight, and
gave vent to such applause as made the Hall
ring. No better clown than Mafiitt treads the
boards, while Bartholomew, as PdRtdiOOn,
certainly has no superior. These two, ably
assisted, conducted performance abOunding
in the most absurd and lAughable eccentrci
ties, which followed each other in quick and
mirth-prOvOking succession.
At Intervals during the evening, the per
fOrmance was varied by the introduction of
ers, in their great musical specialties were
e7lcOred repeatedly, while the wonderful aero
bats, the Carnella, the younger of is not, ap-
parently, more than six years of age, were
warmly applauded for their daring feats on
the trapeze, and their ground and lofty tum-
bling. Other specialties were introduced, the
whole forming one of the most delightful
performances imaginable.
Again we advise all who can, to 90 to the
Opera House, this evening, and witness the
second performance of this excellent troupe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

POLICE CAsEs:--James Riley. last night
was tried before Mayor Simms, on the charge
of assaultlng Pat Mccullough. Both parties
being notorious beats" they we're made to
promise an extended absence from the city,
and the case was dismissed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18
LADIES.

". h.v. n large stock ct ChildreH's Shoe'
~ hCrst h ia csII and examine, they are very
shssn US' WM, II. BABC0Ck 4 Co.,
9is Market ST., doors below Fourth'
REsUuPrIoN or SPFCIE PAVNFNT " N, IL. D.g ~
~ e "a SiS Market street, doors below 4D
viii take s;ipfr in exchange for B"ote AnJ shoes 70
= limited extent they don't want t"" mnch "' IT,
hoWeyeT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

LosT.-Bishop Lee had about fourteen thousand
dollars deposited with Jay Cooke & Co. We would
be extremely sorry TO see such an esteemed c'tiEon
meet with any Republican.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

FIRST PAYAGENT.--ThO Legislative State
House CpmmiDsion met IN Dover on Tuesday.
and ordered the first payment Of 5000 70 6e
made 70 the pontgActoB. tftt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

A Loss.-Certain rogues carried off about niteen
6ne turkies belonging to Mrs. George Allen oi
Christiaua Village, lew nights ago. They were
worth some so quite a loss these hard times
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

RapplsySg Pure White Olive soaD 40
pleased puks Alexis that he ordered A thousapd i
p0unas 9. . Or private use. Almond, agenf, en-
ena MARKET ptIoetas " Wtlmtngt0n. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

WEST CHuRCH.-ksv. ). A, Mutchmore, ID. D..
will preach in the West Presbyterian Church thus
evening, at ~ O'Clock. All persons are cordially
invited
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

As-Facts are Facts" Tell the truth ana shame Re
have said is said and the public bear US out IN our
ronci1sion that ior first class boot shoe or gaiter
SSe fonr doors below 4th. is the place
,i oIo nAt Ne' '''' WIN. II. BABC0Ck i CO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18
TOBACCO AND CIGAas.

COR. FRONT AND JEFFERSON STREETS.
4 full stock Of al the popular Endss Of Chewing
Tobacco. such e Monitors Golden Navy, Rebecca.
Double Thick EaVieg, Michigan ard NqW York
Fine Cuts Smoking Tobacco. consisting OF ali the
well known brands.
Shorts. or Cigar Cuttings, always on hand,
also manufacture q splendid ara and HaVanna
six for twenty-five cents, and a three cent Cigar
hard to equal.
Also, stock of Fancy Articles. as Pencils, Pens.
Ink. Paper, Envelopes. Paper Csffs and Collars.
with Pipes. &c., DC.
The above goods am selling to meet the crisis
Come and you will save large percentage. Do not
forget Ger. Front and Jefferson streets.
decl3-7t II NJ. MULLIN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

A Glove factory at GFnnsl, lowe, viii tan and
work up 1000 goat skins the eOming year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18
nncI pIRHHASIN

nnots and Shoes at alS Market street. aOoTs w
Io. Eonrth have the advantage Of selecting lrom
large an" 'N'''N WM. ii. BABC0CK co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-18

ever intro duced. Those who may doubt the su-
periOT advantages Of this shoe over all others,
should cali and satisfv themselves. at
WIN. II. BABCOCK & CO,
oct29-3n 3l3 Market Street, doors below 4th
, 1873-09-14

finest anciont piocea OF towelry known. It iaa
necklace which belonged to the Princess Quo
1norncnco, tho setting and diamonds bcing Ill
old. Prince Troisstoiloff refused 5000 francs
for 1t svonty ycnre ago. Tho article passoa from
hand to hand. and ohch person examines 1t at
tontivoly with hls magnif;ng glaas. Some couu-
tc1ancos oxpross do,llt and il,decision, and Tie
necklace at last reachoa Michel, who is tho
grcat authority. 1Io Weighs It IN l,is hard and
ilspocts 1t with MI air Of Indifference, and tlion
sayA Tho two stouos at each ond aro ancient,
and both with thoraottipg bolongodto The Count.
eAa Do Prejoan; two othors, Which aro still
Anor, formed part OF q collection stolon at
Fnnico in 1901 from Mime. hloroRiui; tho nock-
laco nfterward belonged to Lady Temple. whose
hustnlll bought 1t al Can1ahar Of Iaaao Lioyon,
3yo9r Erandfather. n. Lion; sho loft It to lsr
daughter, lIme. Do K, who sold 1t tl,rco
tho middle, 1t camo from Milo. achneidor'g galo
all the roat is now. diamonds aud sottings, and
camo droct from. 1Iamburgh; howovof, 1t ia
well made, and tho 10000 francs demanded
acems to bo 4 fair price, Tho affair Ia sottled.
However extraordinary tho abovo may nppenr,
there aro in tho world flyo or six lndyidanfs who
know all tile diamonds OF vn!uo and all tho nrtt-
oes Of 1eweiry Of importance TINT exist,
aud who ca1t recognize tom thirty yoars lator Il
thoy have only aoon them for one minute"
, 1873-09-14
CHEAP LIVING FOR POOR PERSONS.

70 Tho Editor ef Ths Chicago Tribune:
Stu, In tue matter of cheaper living for per-
aonB with limited wages, much il being mid, but
nothing that quito meets the case, except it bo
tho suggestions Of your correspondent. ED
gardus, q" who seous to hrye correct idea Of
what il demanded, via: boarding places, Which
ehall not ba charitable or benevolent inetitu-
tons in any sense, which shall not ha known
as "Womons Homes" or IIomcloas-Girl
netugos," or anything Of tho kind to attract
public attention and sympathy; but, simply,
comfortable aud respectable boarding-louess,
conducted in tho interest OF tho hosrlers, ln-
,steaa Of that of tho professional boarding
There are two WAYS In which th1a Gun be &C.
co1nplshol, gln.: by tho action Of persons Of
n,9aua, who would fit up boarding houses capa-
bio Of accommodating 60 to 1uQ boardors, a,tl
placing them III charge Of competent persouB, to
bo operated for a fair return on tho Amount in
te txss''a n,, BY th0 nfero!ntSa foonsEaHoa ho Of
by combining ~ euftlcleNt ANmhers,
could reduce their liying: pqrsev,. Including
room:rent, boarding, Mid 'waahlug, AZ to o. per
cont from tho reshB charged fur tho san.o ac-
qomlnolatlona IN boardlny-louaea an attoutod
BY thu oxpcrleuco OF huci cluba III this city dur7
Ing tho live years Inst past ono OF which tic
writer waH formerly mosnber, fnrsiAhiug board.
Ing fully equal 10 the &4.5G. iaseries TOR sa.76,
| aud washing Vt 70 cents tor dozen. TllA waa
, 1873-09-14

There VAS once q young and lovely boy
whose mothor parted his hair down tho middle
and occasionally hit him in tho back with q fut-
iron. Tilore Was also q bad, wicked, and de-
rrayed boy, about whom I at tho moment do not
recollect any further particulars. Tlleso two
weEo brought up together, and simultaneously
received prosont Of q sovereign apiece. Oh.
how that bad, wckod, and deprayed boy kicked
up his hoelBl the good boy smiled tho wAilo
seraphically. and slobborod.. Tho bad boy
than won't atraightway aud laid out his
good money in a!l mRnuor and kinds OF
nasty indigeBtiblo meaBos-harlbako, CO.
coanut (le bought forrtoou Of
those), bullb'-oyes, ssiuk-liquorioe, tamarandH,
and Australian beef. Tho boy foil to-, aud
gorgea hideously upon those thugs, and so ex-
haustod Ills little capital, coming to tho good
boy, whom It WAS all gono, with long and pitiful
faco. "Ah!" aaid tho good boy, y had you not
spont your sovereign thus foolial]Y, you would
have had 1t now "a hayo mino. Instead of buy
Ing hardbake-a thing nysalf neyer touch, OK
cept when it is given to me-you might have
bestowed nyo sllillinga upon tho Society TOR
Supplying Woolon-Loggal Intidols with
Wornsed Slippers. Iuatead OF bnylng COCOA
nuts, you might have dropped anotllor tlyo bob
iuto tho donation box OF tho Aospital for Par
alyzod shaGprB, and illHtoad Of wahting tlo other
10 shiliush In the way yon llayo, yon miglt hayo
dono don't know villa. that Wan gnod, al'a kud,
aud generous, and noble." Tho bud boy cou-
fuHod sud co,ifollntlod, turned away his head ut
thiy u1.l wont bitter tears. Then the tho good
how wont out for a stroll, feeling oyor 80 mitch
gooflor for having Had Wllat he had, aud Oil Aia
way accidentally dropped Ills OWN aoyoTegn.
down q spwor grktlng.-l'unch.
, 1873-09-14

Tho clouds hang low ths morning, soft Clouds
And tcara drip from the leaves, and tears
Arc III my eyer aud weighing down my Houl,-
flood OF surglng waterY that will roll
Tue atone from OF the grave Of hurled years.
And Mcmory's t0 Il rising, and the wavcs swoep up,
wahto Of waters awcoping to my feet;
And wrecks tre thore-1ny God how many a bark,
Freightol With lopes, went down iAto the dark.
f'ret1aftd nth hopes-Ah mel thoao hopes were
SWoot.
I saw them thrown upon the brcnkors one by one,-
Stood by With acllint. heart and palsl Lips;
aaw thunl fall nller0 might Klnlost touch
The preo!aus thtnYa that had nravatl 90 much,
And then 10 doWn-H,y own hopeTlauon ahips.
Oh 1 cruel, aulkon rocks on which they struck;
Oh cruel wayrs that Hleam my treasures oor;
Oh restless ssa that eY0r cries for more
Tapping With hungry lips tho rugged alaorn
hayo no moro 10 giys,you have my Aolrded store,
You havo it all Fold, fold away
III your dark cave, relehtie6a sta,
Tho 1oya that would have made my life grand a
thing,
And hila wtthiN your neat, Oh Lovol your broken
4htll Aayo faue-hush heart It ia enough for mo-
GARNET Il. FA1xMAN.
, 1873-09-14

tho place ] wosa t ts daalers % in ! preoioua atonos
assemble III Paris to transact buBnosa, namely,
at the CATO tlea Vayloios, Boulevard Aloutnlarse:
Tho following ia I'LL extract from tho lest part ot
tho article: "Aa soon ns tho yarioua ohapmon
aro assembled aud lsuyu thRen out tAoir ntores,
'uoto,' a1iv4 que, III ! yuA bargain. ono Of tho
, 1873-09-14
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
EPISCOPAL.
Hu1liAy afser Trinity.

Sept. l4-Ihlrtcenth Bunuay after Trinity.
Sept. 17-En.ber Day.
Sept. 19--Ember Day.
Sent, 2o-Embor Day,
NnMAN CATHOLIC.
Sept. 1-Fifteenth Sunday aftur Psntocost Exalta-
ton Of tho Holy OrosB.
Sept. lt-1t Ntconcdes, II.
Sept. 1G-SS. Cornelius, r., and Oyprian, D., MM.;
as. Euphena aud Comp, MAJ.
Sept. l7-Thq Hama.a oi St. Francis Of Aaatsi En-
ber 1}ay, -...
Sept. la-st Joseph Of oupertino, q.
Sept. 19-ss. 5anuarlus aud Comp, MN. Ember
Day.
Sept. 2o-Hs. Eustachius and Comp. MAl. Ember
Day; Vigil Ut st. Matthew.
, 1873-09-14
Eor.lt,&sIlts1fa.IsiCtlart.R.

From tho t'i,!cinf.at{ Enquirer.
Ajax dofylng tho lightning, the lulf on tho
bridge slelyins tho louomotiyo anA tho Ropub!i-
ca1, party tlofying tha Farmeha' GrangeH will
hereafter ~ regarded aa companion -pictuSoa.
, 1873-09-14

f!bAACd 10 Ganer anu 1et prayer Anu pFala6 eGtnH
gladden. every sull-setting, with such Sabbath aud
other services added u inclination may prompt.
PERSONAL.
The Roy. Arthur Mitchell iB expected homo next
week.
The Roy. Arthur swazoy. D. D., IL home again. aud
Ut work.
The Rey. Dr. Taylor Of Cincinnati, filled tho pulpit
Of the First Presbyterian Church last Sunday.
Prof. Ewing preached powerful sermon last Sunday
morning. at AloYickera, the Relation Of ohriHtian-
lty to Labor"
Tho Rey. Dr. Cunningham, formerly Of tha city, and
now Of San Francisco, Will attend, ~ delegate, tue
Evangelical Alliance.
This l.ev. Dr.. Newman Ha, the celebrated pastor OF
Teek.
The Roy. g. F. Dickinson has returned from the
EaR and 1s at work again in Dlu1 Island.
bishop Murria the senior menlbor OF The Hnnch OF
Methodist ptEhops Ia very H. and his doash 10 daily
Phillip plllpa passed through tho city laat week. on
Alliance.
Tho noy. A.J Frost, pastor Of tho University raco
Bantst Chural has returned hozne from ha yscation
The ley. Walter n. barrows, Of AndovcF, Maaa.,
Is il tho city, and will preach at oaklaud Avenue Com
gregatonal Church tis morning aud evening".
Ihs Rnv. DR.. A. II. Htowol! hAa rollrned from
visit to h!a native State, Vermont o also spont
tine In Montreal and New York Oily.
bethany Congregational Church aa Tuos''ay, the Rev.
Dr. Goodwin presiding, and Prof. Hyde rrcaching tho
| rernl0n,
Tho 1ley. F. Richards, who haB been pastor Of tho
English Lutheran Church III tis city for tho lNgt a1
ycara, has reagncd btu Charge and will leave CG!cago
tho Lutheran Church IN Columbus Ohio, hut it ~ not
known whether hp will accept Or not. hlr. II. hRs
beon faithful Workor In lla charge, Rld will carry
| with him tho best wihhes Of all who knuw hul.