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Accident.
On Monday, as Mrs. Woods and another
lady were riding along in railroad cuts,
near Forest Station, the freight train ap-
preached, and frightened the horse, which
threw them both off, and they came very
nearly being run over by the train. 1t
affords pleasure to be able to state, that
thay were not seriously hurt.-Valley.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-04-24

JONATHAN SYKES is teaching Singing
school in Front Royal and writing for the
Warren Sentinel.
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This is no apology for whlskey drink
ing it is medicine that CO mot be used to
into xicate; it produces to .ic effect, an
acts as a cathsrtic. In fact Simmons Liv-
er Regulator is pronounced an une1cept-
ionable medicine.
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Susw.
The mountains west of US were white
with snow on last Saturday morning,
April 18th.
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4 PRIL TERN COUNTY COURT W.
"A SHENANDOAH co. 1873 90
Ordered that the folIew ing aa ned person be
ard are htrebr appointed Commissioners of
Election for the ensuing year.
LEE. Township. 90. a...ey'
New Market Voting Place. ,ses
Jao. g. zirkls, Jne. P. Zirkle, Geo. M
Forestville Voting Place. ..,..-.,.--
Milton Pence. Samuel Kerlin. Vim Whistler
AsHBY TowssHr. So
j., >. LIT. jackson Precinct. 81 4.
Joseph Perry, samuel Kingree, Leonard
Voting Place at Hudson's K Roads.
Philip c. Dcllinger, Joseph Lonas, Thomas
Hudson.
MADISON Towksnir
Edinburg. Voting Place. (,
! jeremiah s. Evans, 2. Ii. Conn, E:B.
whi'sen. -s..s,.., - = :. e.
Voting Placest Church above and aea
= Columbia Furnace.
! Lerenza Fadeiy, Philip Helsley, r. II
SrosKwALL TOWNSHIP 5.ea
Court, House Voting Place. -
John Richard, Henry b. Burner. Charles
Welsh. - - =. =
i Precinct at Peer'sTaa-yard. A..
John J. Common. Henry Bausermaa, Nagu.
0rn1orf.
JOHNSON TOWNSHIPS q
Town Hall Voting Place. a..
Martin Ssriekler, Jacob B. Clover, Jno. J
Voting Place at Maneah Harmen's T.
Mill. l.'-
James Habren, Daniel Sibert, Hiram Ham.
imam. rl5l.sg,-f- -
Voting Place at Dry Run School House.
Tobias Glen, WIN. Boyer, silas Manch. -
DAVIS TowNsnIr. s sfe'
Strasburg Voting Place
| G. Hupp A. NJ. stictisy, P. a. Maehfr.
/ Voting Place at Lebanon Church.
Tab Iasi'' E'hslnsn, Jacob Miller, Levi Funk
A Copy Teste lss1a
GEO. w. MlLEY. C. S.. &C. u
vrdered that the following named Judges
Of Electian be and they are hereby d;sipp aid
as Commissioners OF Election for the ensuiur
year. ~ IS -. .T..-..7
4 q. a: Hupp, Chas. Welsh. Jacob B, Clover.
/ fehn !. Hotel and Jno. p. Zirke.
/ A.Copy Teste.
GEO. w. MILEY, CISCO.
Democrat and Valley insert till elect,
apr. lit
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ADVERTISEMENTS
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ing.
BE warnd' never neglect cold, it is easily
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enron en- ic the cure is exceedingly difficult, use
Melrs Carbolic Tabits as specific.
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Sole Agent for the United Sites
Send fer Circular. Price Csc per Box.
Oct7 l-4w. n
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CONGS FOR THE PIANO.

GoNGS FOR THE PIANO.
Mailed post paid OH Receipt of Price.
Darling, Lam Lonely New. ssug and Chorus.
Stewart 80
Sweetest. Song and Chorus, Danks 80
Matte May. Song and Chorus, Banks sc
Lost and Saved. Ballad, Donniker 80
Farewell, Darling, till we Meet Rosewig. 80
Think ofme. Darling. Song and Che. Miers 80
Asking Blesaihg from Mother Song and
Rse.iI.otions .fcli1hood. Baritone Song ~
banks 80
Thou a5t no longer Mine. Ballad banks. 80
Hear me say my Little Prayer. Song and
Close the Shutters, Willie's Dead. Song
and Chorus, :. Stewart 80
Ethel prseme: Song and Chorus, .Per.ley.s5
Quit dat Tick lin Ne. Song and Dance Hays 80
You'll always find me True. Song and
Chorus, :. HAYS. IS
.Dead, but not Forgotten. Song and
Chorus, 90 HAYS SO
sheet me Maggie. Song and Che. HAYS. 40
sLay me where my Mothers Sleeping.
Song and Chorus, Stewart. 40
Father of All. Sacred Song Panseron. 50
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* ARDEN SEEDS
II
! have just received large assortment of
k Garden seeds, Early lore Potato S, I.
am IS prepared to seal you Harrow Teeth,
much cheaper than you can have than made.
}. W. BANNER
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Quarterly Meetings, Rockingham District.
New Hope mt. Sidney Circuit April &c
McGaheysville, May 8.
Bridgewater, May 10.
Keezeltown, Buckingham Circuit
May II. y, :, ).
.Sangersville, May "a.
Hensley's elk Run Circuit" May 81.
Woodstock, June 7.
Mt. Jackson "New Market Circuit,
June IA,
'Staunton. June 81.
H WATCH
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or 80 n. CAaries.st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-13
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Stokes case
was resumed this morning. After swear
Ing In the eighth juror the court adjourn.
ed until Monday.
A number Of the foreign delegates to
the Evangelical Alliance sailed for home
today.
Augustus Z. Philips, Ex.U United States
Consul at Santiago de Cuba, cut his throat,
at Crittenden, this morning. II Is sup
posed he had been rendered temporarily
insane by financial troubles.
There Is said 10 be good deal OF Ill
feeling among the members OF the Polaris
party now at Washington against Capt.
Tyson, and the party seem to consider
the reported poisoning Of Captain Hall Is
charges specifically made by the Tyson
party, and are much disturbed by the
idea Tyson advanced, that the separation
from the party on the Ice foe was inten.
tional This feeling has sprung up since
the Bufdington party learned OF state.
ments by the Tyson party that although
the prominent persons Of the expedition
before the separation were not In accord,
the crew were influenced by their dlvis.
ions and did not champion any one.
ES-Treasurer Sprague, oi Brooklyn,
has brought suit IN tho Supreme Court
against n. T. Rodman, the city Of Brook.
lyn, the Brooklyn Trust Co., and others
to recover the money he refunded TO the
city. lie holds Rodmsn responsible for
the stealings and makes charges Of fraud
against others, and contends that he stole
nothing from tho City Treasury.
The Tammany Hall Judiciary Con.
vQntion met this afternoon and appointed
a committee to confer with other Demo-
cratic organizations, and secure itposslble
the unity Of the action in nominations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-13
Bu,Iue., and FInanclal matters,

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Specie today
465, 900; imports $4,000 pounds with co..
900 more expected this afternoon. Total
imports for the week $7,219, ,707 oi which
$5, 1881 $50 general merchandise and 81
09l ,112 dry goods.
The TINES thinks an action will be
had to. day or Monday on the question at
the Clearing House II such q resumption
should be resisted by the weaker banks,
and they should carry the majority Of the
association with them. The banks that
are ready and anxious to accommodate
their dealers with notes and 10 restore
general confidence by resumption In
greenbacks will still be lett the alterna-
tive refusing TO longer report their green.
backs subject 10 pooling operation.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE outstand'
Ing legal tenders are $3.50 90,4sS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1l.-A number oil
the Frankfort cotton mills arc running on
halt time In consequence oil tho falling of
Of orders and tho difficulty 10 procuring
currency 10 pay wages. CampbelPs mill
at Manyunk 10 closed by d strike Of the
operatives. At the other Manyunk mills
work continues at q reduction. The South.
work foundry has closed, and 600 men
are idle, refusing to work at the reduction.
PATERSON, Oct. 1l.-Only one silk mill
In Paterson Is running on ,tull time. Sew.
eral mills have entirely suspended, and
others arc running only apart Of the time
with reduced forces.
LOWELL, MASS Oct 1.-THE Nation.
al Bank Examiner reports loss TO the
Merchants National Bank by deialcation
Of the Cashier, at $6S,70 with possible
liability Of $4,000 more.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 1.-THE Clearing
House Association this afternoon, passed
o resolution that oil banks and bankers
Of the city resume full currency payment
on Monday next, the 18th Of this month
The N. Y. Tribune says that o private
cable dispatch received Friday states thai
Thomas Scott has succeeded In negotla
ting forty-iour millions OF first mortgage
bonds Of the Texas s. Pacific Railroad
The financial arrangements by which thii
result was reached were perfected during
the height Of the panic.
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And overhauiing and Statement of
the Condition Of the Metropolitan
Bank Of Washington City.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Col. Moore,
National Bank Examiner, has completed .
thorough examination Of the National
Metropolitan Bank Of Washington, and
made his report to tho Comptroller OF
Currency. The Comptroller says thattrom
this report It appears that the capital stock
Is impaired, and that the bank has ICON
siderable surplus, the assets at their cash
value being more than sufficient 10 pay
their creditors and return the original cap
ital 10 the share holders. From an exam.
nation Of the bills receivable It 10 found
that on the 1st Of October, the day OF tho
commencement Of the examination, there
were no loans to any persons, company,
corporation, or firm In excess Of ten per
cent Of the capital, as required by law.
The bank was at the date of the last
regular report, 18th Of June, deficient on
amount OF reserve required. Explanations
were made 10 the Comptroller In reference
10 such deficiency, and she was given TO
understand that the amount Of deficiency
would be restored, but the records show
that tho bank from that time subsequentl.
" was continually deficient, and conse-
Guently was obliged 10 suspend currency
payments at tho same time oi the sus-
pension OF the banks In New York and
other cities. Had the reserve required
been held at the commencement Of the
panic the Comptroller Is Of the opinion
that the bank would have continued cur
rency payments as usual.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANcnco, Oct 1.-THE German
corvette Nymph arrived to-day. She
made the voyage from Yokohoms, under
sail, 10 81 days.
The United States authorities will com
nence proceedings against the ship Bal
tic, from New York, 10 recover penalties
for having shipped q crow OF kidnapped
men. They arc tailors, shoemakers, car
penterS, BARRIERS, soldiers, and firemen
who knew nothing about sailing. They
say they were forced on board the ship 10
New York.
The Jury, In the case Of Thomas Curtin
tried in the District Court for killing VIM
johnson, for seducipg Cuttin's young
daughter o few months ago, returned .
verdict OF acquittal, last night. ThC
crowd loudly 'cheered the result. Judge
Dirrinvelle told Curtin that he did not
regret the verdict
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-13
MEXICO.
Important Steps Towards Separation
of Church and state In Mexico.-
Deiu'is of the New Programme.

Important Steps Towards Separation
of Church and state In Mexico.-
Detn'ls "f the New Programme.
Cry uF AE.le1 ria HAVANA, Oct. a.
The Jesuits have been ordered to leave
the country at the first opportunity. The
President issued decree the day follow.
Ing the publication Of the reform and ad-
dition TO the Constitution proclaimed on
The 25th ult., commanding all function
aries and government employees to affirm,
without reservation, the reforms, and to
guard and cause TO be guarded the addi-
tons to the Constitution, under penalty
of forfeiture OF their position. Congress
has decreed the following.
"Church and State shall be separate: {:
Congress cannot make laws establish
ing any religion; matrimony is TO
be a civil contract; religious in
stitutions cannot possess property;
simple promise to speak the truth
complying with obligations enacted
with the penalties In case Of violation, Is
substituted on religious oath: "Nobody
Is obliged to give his or her services with.
out just compensation. No contract is
to be permitted which aims at the sacri-
fee Of the liberty oil man. In The matter
Of work, education or religious views, the
laws do not recognize monastlc orders,
nor permit their establishment by any de-
nomination or under any pretense, aud no
contract will be made among persons
consenting to their own prescription or
Punishment"
The President Of the Church Of 81.
Leretto, and all parishes, have ex.com-
municated all who recognize the Consti.
tuition and reforms instituted by the Gov.
eminent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-13
Criminal News.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11,-Hope Il. Stat
ter, Of Alabama, was this evening con-
victed Of tho murder ol Michael Hussy,
In August last. His counsel moved ior q
new trial.
Boston, Oct. l1-John N. Pierce. the
alleged delaultipg Cashier Of the Mer-
chants' National Bank of Lowell, to-day
gave bail in $4,000 for trial.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. IA special 10 the
Courier Journal from Frankfort, KY,
says tho examining trial Of four Of the
parties concerned In tho assault on Mrs.
Buntyns house was held to-day. Mrs.
Buntyn and her daughter, the principal
witnesses, were absent, and the trial has
been postponed till Wednesday. II Is
said that tho ladies have been deferred by
threats made by the Ku.Klux, from ap'
pearing against them. Ira Julian, Com
wealth Attorney, announces. his intention
10 protect these ladies, and prosecute the
assailants TO the utmost extent oil the
law
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The Bazaine Court Martini.
SERIOUS REFLEcTroNs UPON THAT OFF,
GERS REsPoNslBILITy FOR THE FALL OF
FRANCE

GERS Responsibility FOR THE FALL. OF
FRANCE.
VERSAILLES, Oct. II The session oil
the Bazaine court martial was resumed
this morning Several documents sub
mittcd by the prosecution were read, the
most important oil which was one going 10
show that Bszainc was responsible lor The
delay In the husbanding OF provisions into
Metz by neglecting TO inform his officers
oflhe situation, thus preventing them from
taking the necessary precAutlon TO provide
against scarcity.
NJ. Rlviere's report was then taken up
and i,s reading concluded N. Riviere
says: In rellnquishiDg The chief command
Of the army, the Emperor gave his last
order TO BSzalne, which was 10 retreat TO
Chalons. Though THE order was re-
peatedly insisted upon, Bazaine aimed &c
escape the Emperors control. Hc de-
ceived the Emperor, and In causing, as
he did by his false information, an adyan-
tage towards Montmedy, greatly shared
the responsibility for the disaster at se'
dan.
Abiding 10 the negotiations between
Regnier and BsZline, the report says:
Bazaine never ought TO have listened 10 a
stranger, who was without credentials; Il
was his, BaZaine's, duty TO take the field,
or II unable to do 30, haraSs the enemy
by repeated sorties, and 10 get provisions,
Bazaine's army was the only hope Of the
nation. While II existed, nothing could
he lost. Bazaine was anxious about the
form Of government; but the Empress
when granting farewell audience ID
General BourbSki, advised him 10 proceed
to Tours and offer bis sword In the cause
OF the nation, rejecting the convention
tho first condition OF which was the dis
memberment OF the territory Of the coun
try.
Upon the conclusion Of the report, tht
Court adjourned for the day.
Several ofthe officers censured In Riv-
iers report have announced their inten-
tion Of demanding Court Martial.
| PARIS, Oct. I'm. Riviere's report
against Bszaine says that II 900 soldier
OF the army who surrendered at Metz
died while 10 prison IN Germany. II
would have been preferable and more glo
rious II these lives had been lost In tht
sutre from the city. The honor Of al
army Is symbolized In itS Aags,and thereby
leasening the humiliation Of the surrender
delivered them 10 the enemy. Duke D.
IAumsle, President Of the Court Martha
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A Miscellaneous Ocean Race. Qalck-
est Time ON Record,

NEW YoRK, Oct 1.-THE Ocean yacht
race from Sandy Hook to Cape May aud
return for the Bennett cup, valued Of
$1,000, and three purses amounting 70
spcctively to $500, $500 and go, 10
schooner yachts, pilot boats, working
schooners and fishing schooner smacks,
terminated to-day. The Enchan.resa won
the first prize, pilot boat Thomas s. Nc
gus The second, and pilot boat James w,
Ellwell third. Rough weather was ex.
perienced. The Enchantress made the
Quickest run on record, sailing 90 miles In
10 hours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-13
GhtGttelLiarnofr:
10 the Old and New Readers oil the
Intelligencer.

The puDllc arc Alrthuy ihiOAuaSN N' NAN
the fact that Mr.. JOHN FREw recently
bought out the interests ol his late part
Ders, Messrs. HAoANs and HALL, in this
psper. In making this purchase he saw
fl 10 tender me q half interest in the es'
,sblishment on the condition Of resuming
nv former position as editor. Although
had identified myself with other bust
ness interests Of importance, and wai
actively engaged in the discharge oil the
duties appertaining thereto, I did not fee
at liberty to decline resuming position
that was always congenial to my tastes
and to which had devoted so many
years Of my life.
Igave up my interest in the lSTELLI-
0sNcER In 1868 for reasons that were pri'
yste and personal, and without any def
mite idea Of ever again Identifying myself
edItorlally with the Press. And yet
during that time never lost my preference
Tor the business nor ceased 10 regard 1t as
my legitimate occupation should favor.
lie opportunity occur Tor resuming 1t.
In coming back to my old post have
but little to say in regard to the future Of
the paper. expect TO publish about such
sheet as did before, save that trust
my additional years and experience will
be Of service to me in the more acceptable
discharge of my duties. II Is precisely
seventeen years ago to-day since l first
undertook the editorial management Of
the paper. That was on the 18th OF Oc'
,ober, 1866. This Is now the 18Th oi oc'
tober, 1878. l then had scarcely more
than passed my majority, had seen but
little Of business life. and was, Us l realize
now, very crudely fitted for the work l
undertook OF publishing Republican
newspaper on Virginia soil. What1 lack
now OF the enthusiasm OF youth trust
will be compensated for by the maturity
Of riper years. ! hope not to so back
ward as regards any feature OF the paper
that was ever esteemed interesting and in :.
slructiye.
Mr. FREw, my partner in the business,
has always been with me in thepaper and
is to be its Business Manager, and l know
Of no one better qualified to I'll such po.
sition acceptably to the public. Together
we shall endeavor to maintain whatever
Of prestige the paper has ever enjoyed in
tho community by devoting ourselves to
tue interests OF our fellow citizens in an
editorial way and accommodating their
wants In the line OF Our business as print
eIs 4.
No one needs 10 be assured as To the
political sympathles of the 1NTELLIaEN-
GER under its present ownership 1t will
continue 10 be q Republican newspaper;
one, l trust, Of that class, that were not
so late in espousing Republican principles
as to be under the necessity oi evinclng
bitterness In order 10 escape suspicion Of
iusincerity. l hope to publish a fair.
minded journal in all respects, free from
Ligolry on all questions, and as such TO
deserve and receive for 1t the general re.
spect OF all classes Of our people.
A. W. CAMPBELL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-13

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE third week Oi
the Exposition closed tonight, the aver.
age attendance having increased daily
since tho beginning. To-day there were
more people present than on any other
day since the opening, crowds Of citizens
being swelled by several large excursions
from the country. Fresh additions 10 the
exhibition have been mado from day 10
day, and the interest appears 10 increase
constantly, and the most sanguine expcc.
tations Of tho managers have been more
than fulfilled In every respect.
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Close OF the louisville Exposltl on.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 1.-THE Exposition
closed for tho season tonight with an i'm.
mense attendance. The season Is reported
by the management as d great financial
success, Notwithstanding the epidemica
which have ravished the Southern States
from which large portion OF the visltors
came, and the financial depression.
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The Youngstown, Ohio, manufacturers
and coal operators have agreed that until
currency Is easier, payments will be made
to employees in notes Of five, ten and
twenty dollars, payable in four months q,
the bank with eight per cent Interest. all
sums and fractions less than five dollars
10 ee paid in currency. This Is substan:
TALLY the plan adopted In Canton and
other places some days ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-13
Reduction OF Wages by the Baili-
more IL Ohio Railroad.

, The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad have
uOt, as reported, discharged any Of their
hands in this city, nor put them on halt
time. The company simply reduced the
wages Of parties getting over one dollar
snd seventy.hve cents per day, ten per
cent Those getting that amount or under
per day suffer no reduction Cumberland
Times of the 11H,
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The Country ConvaIescing from u
Nervous Shock.

The N. Y. Tribune Of Saturday in com.
menting upon the financial situation,
makes the following remark:
10 oil cases OF convalescence the patient
lsiable to relapses, and We cannot expect
complete recovery in week or a month
The structure oi credit has been rudely
shaken, and we could hardly expect In
reason The growth oi returning confidence
tobe more rapid than hitherto.
Anew York special to the Cincinnati
Times says that
It Is estimated that fully sixty millions
arc still kept out of circulation, and 1t Is
charged that the Savings Banks have over
twenty millions, which they won't pny to
depositors or place with National Banks,
and that they are using their means to
speculate in certified checks. Every in'
slilu,ion which has money appears deter
mined TO keep 1t, unwilling TO contriod!e
10 any way to financial relief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-13
Senator Conkling and the Chief JUS
ticeshIp.

New YoRK, Oct. 1l.-A Washington
dispatch says on the authority Of Senator
Cameron, that Senator Conkling will not
accept the Chief Justiceship II rendered
by the President. he proposes to retire
from political lie at the end Of his Sena-
torial term, and devote himself In future
to tho practice Of law and making q for
tune,
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WEST Va. "deierred certificates" are
quoted in the Baltimore market at nine dol
lars per share oi one hundred dollars. ltis
well to remember that West Va. never Is.
sued these certificates. They were ap-
pottioned to her by the old State as her
share Of the debt TO pay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-13

,CoSF1RMArloN-Right Rev. Bishop R.
'. Whelan administered, yesterday alter
noon, the Sacrament OF Confirmation 10
slxsy'aye devoted CstholIcs.-Pdrktrs.
bury Times, 10h.