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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-07

THE Ohio Valley Nr,r> says there has
been very active work on the northern
end ofthr line of the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad, since the recent meeting at
Norwalk. Reports from that city, New
London, Wakeman, Wellington, Milan.
Ssndusky, and Toledo. show that the
committees appointed to solicit stock, ar"
pushing the work with energy. Each
place seems determined to be ready 10
make the line secure for them by the
time Of the meeting at Sandu>ky for
,hi, purpose, which will h"
held on the eleventh of August.
The subject of location only directly in
tcre>ts those west of Lodi. Col. \. h.
Robinson. Chief Engineer, is now cn-
gagged in running preliminary survey
from Milan to Toledo. At last accounts
he had reached the Sandusky river,
which portion of the line embraces all the
grading of any consequence, and none "t
these amount To- over twenty feet to the
mile. The balance "f the route will he
perfectly level. President Wood started
on TUESDAY morning to JON the en-
ginccrs. We anticipate some very ac-
tive movements after the meeting at
SanduSkv on the llth inst.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
North Carolina Election.

WILMISGTON. August G.-ThC "l"C-
tion for Superintendent Of Public In
struction, Congressman, Judges and So
licitos. members of the General Assem-
bly. and county officers took place in this
State to-day in this city. The election
passed of quietly until nearly the time
for the polls to close, when Jamrs
IIcaton, Republican politician, created
disulr hancr, and successfully rcsIst"d th"
power of the city 10 arrest him for N"n"-
time, being backed by II negro mob Of
several hundred The white. took No part
in IT, The negroes now I'LL the street,
and excitement runs high. y few pre-
rimCt returns show Conservative gam "n
the vote of Morrimnn and Caldwell, in
1872, which will BE- the basis Of rnlcula-
tiDu. TIL" great interest here ccnters IN
the election Of the fourth district Judge,
the opposing candidates being DauI"I l..
Russell, Republican, th" pr"."n, inrlm-
bent, and 4. \. MCKAY C"ns"rN atIN'.
Democratic Gnins.Evcry where.
RALEIGH, August G.--Thc STATE "Ic'-
tipn to-day passed off quietly. ~ far ~
heard from Democratic galns ar" report
cd in every section. Their" is ~ larg"
Democratic gain in this city and th" pre-
cincts adjoining over tn" v"t" Of lHI2.
The State hn, undoubtedly gUn" Demo
cratic by variou.ly estimated iuW"rit"s
Of from 5000 10 10000 with -"v"u Demo
cratic Congressman out "f eight
Democratic Victory Secured.
WrLMIHGToN. August G.-Partial re-
turns from the Fourth Judicial district,
leave but little doubt Of tn" election Oi
Mckay, the Consrrvativ" Judge, over
Ru,."Il, Republican, BY several hundred
majority. Prominent Republican, here
cunccd" the defeat "f their State ticket.
Fight
occurred this evening nj Roxy Point
fourteen mile, from here, between about
on. hundred negroes and thirty whites
Two whites were seriously injured The
fight was still going on at the last NC
counts.
The returns received render II almost
certain thai the Conservatives will car
~ the third. fifth. -IIth, seventh and
eighth Congressional Districts, with Ia"
iIHitH- lSIE'lF W NI'lI lhN'l III NV
fr-t and fourth District. Ths vest estI-
matr. give them seven ont ofeight Com
gre.,mcn. which j.. gain Of two mem
b"r- tn" return, from every precinct
thu, far received except tho second, .how
Con rSative gains cn thc vote "f 1872
when the Republican majority in th"
state vas ie.- than 1000. Indications
an favor he election Of Stephen - Pool,
Conservative. q, Superintendent Of Pub
liz Instruction
\ negro mob attempted 10 captur" q
white man Who had taken refuge ~ a
store on Market street, and for al hp'r or
two q collision bet IN" whites and
black. was 20 imminent that the whIt"s
formed in line of batte on Front street
between Market and Princes street. and
awaited the expected sttack. The negro
mob Wa finally di-per.sd by iarg"
force Of special police.
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Great Enthusiasm Over the Election

The city is wild with excitement to-
night over tho result Of the election to-
day. Tn" Irtinchr and igp,oI offices
are illuminated, guns arr being fred
and great display Of fireworks i going
on over tn" Conservative victory. 1t is
believed now that the Bartlett or Con-
>crvativc ticket Is carried in the city bv
over 1000, and that the majority in the
county will reach 5000 Tclegrams
from the surrounding counties show
heavy Democratic gains. ..-s..
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SPAIN.
Note Relating Ia CarIistS.

MADRID, August Ga circular note
in relation to the Carlist Instruction,
sent to the different European powers
by Senior Ulloa, Minister of Foreign Az
fairs, is published to-day. Senor tlIoa
SAYS that the Carlists, under the prctcIt
Of defending religion, are guilty Of incrn-
diarism, assassination and pillage. In
support of his statement he instances the
massacre, Al Cucnca and Olrt.
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Confirmation Of Democratic Victory
OCEAN STEAMERS.

LIVERPOOL, August 9Th" steamers
Great Western from New York and
Austrian from Montreal have arrived
ont.
NEW YORK. Augu,, eth" steamer
State of Virginia from Glasgow and
CaIabria from Liverpool hsy" arrived.
SAN FRANCISCo. August G-Thr
Pacific plail steamer. Winchester,
sailed f,r Panama and way points today,
with twenty pa,,"ngcr. aud four hundred
,nns u frtirh h
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NEW ORLEANS.
Republican Committee Report-Fis.
y ticufTs.

New ORLEANS, August 6.-The Re-
publican State Convention Committee on
Credentials reported today. giving half
a vote each to the contesting factions of
the Tenth ward, and advising similar
disposition of the other conte,ting dele
cations. Pending discussion on the re-
port the committee adjourned till to-
morrow. The proceedings OF the Con-
vention were interrupted by fsticuf:. in
which about a dozen person. were en-
gagged. No serious damage.
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KANSAS.
Nominations of tho IndependsAf
Convention.

TorEKA. August 6.-The follow
ing nomination for State officers were
made By the Independent State
Convention to-day: For GOVERNOR.
c. Huselv: Lieutenant G"vernOr-E.
Harrington: Secretary of State-Nel.on
p. Wilson; Treasurer-E. F. MSlster;
Attorney General. P. Hall; Auditor
B. p. Smith; Superintendent Of Pub
lie Schools-H. p. Morton; Associate
Justice-R. Donhill; nominations for
candidates to Congress were left for the
people of the several districts. The In
dependents of the First Congressional
District met here after the adjournment
Of the State Convention and nominated
y. J. Parrot, of Wordsworth. The Con-
vention for the second and third districts
will be held next month.
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WISCONSIN.
Railroad InIn n~tion case.

MILWAUKEE,, August G.--In the rail
road Injunction case before the supreme
Court today the entire session vas ~
cupied by Hon. John ". Carey attorney
f.,r the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul
Railroad. Tn. principal point in his
argument Was that no injunction can
i.sue because the .tatute violated provide
punishment for iu Dwn infringement
which ia the exclusive remedy. The
pensltie- are provided by the at and h.
argued that "proceeding can be sustain
ed for violation except those thus prose
nh
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CHICAGO.
BIII Ia Appoint ~ Receiver.

CmcAGo, August j.-ln the Superior
Court to-day. Autorncy-Gcurral Ed'ull.
introduced n bill 10 appoint Receiver
for the Atlantic and Pacific Insurance
Company, and ISSUE an injunction agnru,,
il. The counsel for the company pro.
duccd affidavit, to prove that such step,
were unnecessary Action WI. adjourn
ed over for two week..
Mayor Calvin to-day, gave direction
that the class nf house, known ~ "PryttN
waiter girl saloons, shall b" closed "u
the 10Th init, and their licenses revoked.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Supreme Court Decision

CoLuNBf,. August s.-The Supreme
Court has rendered decision in the
certificate indebtedne-s D.GJDf0D.S1 case,
oling $4,000. Some Il tbe claims
are to BE- paid and other not. Treasurer
CardOza will carry the case 70 the l. ,.
Supreme Court on the ground that they
are bills Of credit and in violation Of the
Constitution Of the United States.
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NEW YORK STATE.
sunday srhoof Tcachers' Ass.mbI,

FImroTN'r, August 9Th" sunday
School lrnch"rs assembly opened lnsl
night with addr,'..r- by DR.. Vincent uf
the VI T.. Church. K|y. Geo \. Belt
sud Rev. Dr. Castle ofth" baptist church.
Rev Mr.. Warden of the Presbyterian
church and Rev Mr. Waiting of Canada.
To-day .psrch". w"r" made hy BI-h"p
.Ione. aud Mr.. willing of Illinois Rev.
DR. Pcltz preached thu evening M"r"
than two thousand person. nrr "u d."
ground {" night. and great iirvUr Ur.
vails Th" accommodations ~" sntIsia. .
tory and IL" weather delightful
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Congressional Convention.
First Congressional District,
W. Va.

DNHE MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
i state Executive Committee from the
First District, in absence of any District
committee, hereby call Convention OF
Delegates from each Of the counties OF
Suid District to meet at EllenbOro, i'll the
County OF Richie, W. Va, on THURS
DAY, the 18th day of AUGUST, 1874,
To nominate II Congressional Representa-
tive for said district. Your committee re-
spectfully request that county meetings be
held to appoint Delegates 10 said Convcn-
tiOn.
A. J. PANNELL, WM. +. THOMPSON,
j. W. GALLAHER, JOHN BASEL.
iNll
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TEX As.
More Indian OutrRSc~.

GALyE>T"N. August G.-A DaIls.
Vars .pcrial .ay. that Captain BcsIl"
Just from Fort Worth. brings informa-
tion tha, tn" Indian had captured two
mail stages. ono coming and one going
between Wichita and Fort Sill. There
were only thrc" passenger. AL of whom.
with The driver, w"r" killed and
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We have nothing t" lay before our
readers thi, morning regarding Mr-Sr..
BEE,nFR and TILToN. To many this
wrll hr gratifying intelligence, but those
Who feel impatient oh the matter, "" can
,uy that in n day or two there will prob
ably be- enough to -uririt the entire
community.
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MEMPHIS.
Election News.

MEMPHIS. August G.-Tho election il
grr>,ing very quietly. Not a singl" dis
turhuncr has occurred at the poll So far
and there is less drunkenness than ever
before seen on election day. The indica-
tions are that very heavy vote will be-
pollrd. Business il almost entirely su.-
nrnIrI
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ROM

RoME, August G.-Thc Pop"Jo Rhm'mo
newspaper says that tn" cabinet Of th"
Vatican is negotiating to obtain from tn"
governments Of Austria France and
Portugal the remuneration of their right
Of excluding candidates ut the Pnpnl
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Democratic Primary Meetings I'm
Marshall County.

rvHE DEMOCRATS OF MARSHALL
county are requested to meet i'm their
several Mag gIStcrial districts at O'Clock T..
W.. on Saturday. August sth, 1874, and
appoint Delegates 10 the congressional
l}lh day OF August, 1874.
Bv order of the Democratic Executive
q. w. BRUCE,
vugii Chairman.
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BY TELEGRAPH
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, office N orthwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
WASHING
WASHINGTON, August Il.
Cabinet Approval Of New Posi- once

The Secretary of the Treasury, Post
master-General. and Secretary of the In
terror this afternoon, approved OF the
plan. for the new postottce and custom
house. at Cincinnati, and have directed
the Supervising Architect Mullet, to pro
ceed with the work. The cost Of the
building is limited to s3,500,OoO. The
building will be located between Walnut
and Main streets with the principal eIeva-
ton of Fifth street and have front on
that street of $50 feet, and 100 feet on
Walnut and Main streets. 1t Will bc
four stories high and constructed Of
Hurricane Island Granite and
will be finished in the
course of } wears.
The Secretary of the Treasury has no
titled Inspcctor-Gencrai smith, OF thr
Bureau of Steamboat Inspection Service,
that his resignation would be accepted.
The cause Of thi, step WAS on account OF
the expenditure, for experiments wIth
boilers, &C.. at Sandy Hook, New York,
and Pittsburgh, Pa. The Secretary
holding that no good had been accom-
pli,hed by such experiments, ana D''idc>'
four other members .f the board t. exam
inc into the cause of boiler explosions,
disagreed with Gen. Smith as to III" man
ner of making those experiments. The
appropriation for experiments WAS sloo,-
600, ofwhich 100000 have been expended
The President has appointed Thomas
VI. Pugh, Of Minnesota, receiver OF pub
lie moneys at Fargo, Dakota.
The redemption division of the Treas
ury Department ha, now seventy clerks
employed in the business Of counting
and asserting notes sent by banks for re-
dcmption. In few days the banks will
regularly receive returns from the re-
mttances to the Treasury for red"mp-
tinu
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TENNESSEE.
The Election.

NASHVILLE. August G'-Th" election
for county officer, passed off quietly, and
without anv disturbance 20 far A. heard
from. \ very heavy vote was p"lled m
tn. city and county. Partial returns
from the different wards and districts in
dicatr n regular Conservative and Dem
orratin ticket elected by a large majority.
Confirmation Of Democratic Victory.
The election returns arr coming in
slowly. Official returns from five wards
and ten district, Civ" judg" Cooper. for
Chancellor. Gss majority over both his
competitors Brirn and Mrl@in. tn"
entire Democratic ticket Of thi. county
was elected by from l.2O D. l.H"o ma
i,rity
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Cleveland Il Market.

CLEyELASD, August G.-Wheat-
Quiet at 81 I36fl u. Coni-steady At
72fg7ic. Oats--Dull at 4I6a 4ic Petro-
leum-Qgiet and unchanged.
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TIIEWEATIIER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFIrE ~ CHIEF SIGSAL OFFIcEE
WA>HISGT"N. August &, P. " J

OYFIrEoE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WA>HISGT"N. August g. : P. ".
PRUBABELITILs.
For thr Middle state lower barometer
higher temperature, -"uthca-t 10 sOutb-
west wind and partly cloudy weather
Fur The south Atlantic and Gulf State
lower barometer. higher Temperature
-ou'hca,t 10 e5uthw,st winds and partly
cloudy w~a,ner. Fox Tennessee and the
Ohio valley. lower bar"wst"r higher
temperature. ,Duth 10 west winds, partly
cloudy weather and occa-i"nal rain. For
thr Lake region, IowJ baromet-r-higher
tempersture north,ast 10 ,,Tthea5t winds
partly cloudy weather and'Pr~-ibly &C.
ra.innaf areas Of light rain. For the
Upper Mississippi Valley Iowa and
Missouri. slightly lower Temperature.
wind. mostly from the east and north.
partly cloudy wsather. and possibly cq-
cssionai areas Df light rain A ,torIn VII
probably mOye nOrthward over the
Eastern British Provinces and Maine
tonight and on Friday. Csutionary sig
mails are ordered for Eastport and Port
land, Maine.
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FIR ANCE.
Germany want, a Part of Spain.

PARIS, August 6.-Therc is rumor
afoat that Germany j. negotiating 10
Spain for u c,,>sion Of the town Of San
antonia, in the province of Santand"r, Of
which it, proposal will make second
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Arms for tRrlists.

BAYoNNE, August 6.--Advic,s state
that the Carlists have received 1000
brccch loading rifles, which were landed
on the coast. 1t i, aiss said that j0,O00
other rifles, destined for the CarliSt>, have
fallen into the hand, Of the French po-
lice Oh the frontier
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IMPORTANT.

IL ORDER To MAKE ROOM FOR FALL
stock, Carpets and furniture Will be
sold y,ry low Ior tbs next thirty day. at
WN. GRAHAMS,
suzi No. lliI Main street.
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The Last Living Object Seen

on board the boat was little child three
or four years of age running about scream,
ing with alright. surrounded by flames
its legs, arms and face exposed to tn" ter
rible heat. The negro crew behaved badly
hurryng off the boat before there Wa
any imminent danger, and monoPolizinC
all available mcaus of support. Tw" col
ored and one white man rowcd away in
a life buat that could have been made t.
carry twenty or thirty people ashore. The
river is being dragged for bodies thi,
morning.
Up To , o'clock this afternoon -four
bodies had been recovered by dragging
the river at Aurora One WAS barber
bv the name of Mentz; and one young
lady, supposed to be from Covington, Ky;
the other two, imam and woman were
unknown
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New Orleans Mint.

The Superintendent of the New Orleans
Mint is here making arrangements to
re-commencr operations, but owing t"
the smalIncsS of the Congressional ap-
preparation they will for the present BE-
confined to asSnying only. No business
has been performed mt that Mint since
July 70, 1861, when the Confederate au-
thoritics took the property.
Secretary Dclano returned to-day with
his family. and will remain in charG" of
tho Interior Department for few days.
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at'Aeeling &eaister.

GolD closed in New York Yesterday
~ lUA.
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A robber was shot in the Great West
ern Railroad yard, near the suspension
bridge, Ontario. yesterday.
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Democratic Gnin.:Evcry wbrre,
Democratic Victory Secured.

WTLMINGToS. August G.-Partial re-
turn, from the Fourth Judicial district
leave but little doubt Of tn" election of
Mckay, the C"nsrrvativ" Judge, over
Ru,."I Republican, by several hundred
majority. Prominent Republicans here
c,nccd" the defeat "f their State ticket.
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The Failure OF sutton & Co..

publishers of the ALdi,~, All illustrated
journal. is announced. The firm Will
give no information concerning their
failure, alleging that the matter had
been bridged over, but stated that the
firm of Sutton & Co. had hccn merged in
the lidine Company, and that the latter
had succeeded to their business. 1t il
stated that Sutton K Co. owe about
S1Sppp
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More victims OF the Steamboat Dis
aster

The bodies Of Fordinard Miller. Mrs.
Smith, and Miss Cook. of Madison, In
diana, have been recovered from the
river at the scene of the Pat Rogers dis
aster. near Aurora. Further inv",tign-
ton sheds no additional light on th"
origin of1hc fire. except to dissipate the
suspicion which rested on negro dis
charged from the boats employ. Tn"
number ON board, all told, is supposed to
have been from seventy to scvcnty-tivc
persons. The exact list cannot be- had
The reports of the lost have ranged from
sixteen to twcnty-cight people; probably
twenty-five is the number nearest To- IT,"
fact. The citizen, and passengers do not
attach any blame t. the captain and
officers. At all events, it has not been
expressed. The suspense and uncertainty
rs 10 the fate Of the missing has added
intensity 10 the painful interest felt in
the calamity here. At this time forty
five persons arc known 10 have been
saved.
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CINCINNATI.
More Of the Pat Rogers Disaster.

CINCINNATI, August 6.-In addition
to those reported lost of the steamer Pat
Rogers yesterday, the following are now
believed to have been drowned: Anna
Cook and two children of fSimon Gestner,
Of Cincinnati; wife and child Of DR.. T.
Gibbons, of Madison. Ind; A. NJ. Bolts,
of North Carolina; james Smith, deck
hand; T. NJ. Stone Of North Carolina.
Was badly burned as waa also John u.
Hughes, the matt. they arrived at the
city last night. The greatest mis-
fortune consisted Of the fact
that the Rrs occurred in that
particular part Of the river, for just there
tn. river i. at such stage that it was
impossible for her to reach the shore,
drawing as much water as she did The
limit of time between the first alarm and
the time when everybody had left the
boat il said to have been twenty minutes.
At this time there was dry land on the
starbord side and only thirty yards dis
tant, but the wall of fame interviewed.
On the larboard side the land WAS long
distance of The wind was blowing to-
ward the nearest shore and drove the
flames in that direction. Many of those
who got nearest the shore are distgured
for life, the exposed part Of their bodies
being actually roasted by the excesSiv"
heat.
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One Of the Most Thrilling and Mirac.
~ uIOus Escapes

WAS that of Miss l.. j. Williams, Of Louis
Vile. Miss Williams, throwing away
her valisc and extra clothing, secured the
services of gentlemen in throwing over
board crate Of penche, and leaped in
after it with life preServer about her.
When she attempted 10 cling 10 the
crate however it rryolvrd lik" reel
in~ths water r. For two terrible hours.
she struggled with tho refractory box
and had just closed her eyes in despair
when she WA, drawn into the skin by
Mr.. Hutf. who rendered such signal SER
vice in half dozen other cases. Mrs.
Rawdon. of Louisville. jumped from tn"
boat toward the Indiana shore and the
hungry tongue, of flame licking along
the surface Of the water horribly burnt
her head and face, She had no lii" pre-
server, and onl v secured one end Of Il
plank by clinging to the pantaloon leg
Of man who swan past her. Sh" SAY,
that while moving through tn" water,
several gasping, drowning, wrctches eH-
tended their hands toward her. som" cv-
en- grasping her hair and tearing out
handfulls in their terror.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-04-08

EAsrEE.-Sunday was Easter Day,
and the services in Trinity church
partook Of the inspiring character OF
the great festival which celebrates
the resurrection Of the Saviour. The
church was deckcd in its holiday
robes, and the decorations reflected
great credit upon the taste and skill
Of the fair hands by whom the work
was dono. Crosses, wreaths and fcs-
toons Of evcrgreens and flowers, fur
nished the fit emblems and bright
insignia of the joyous Easter morn !;
and the soul-moving anthem, and the
impressive discourse of the Rector,
caught new impulse from the inspl-
ring associations Of the day. There
was a largo congregation, and the
services were of very interesting
character. Tho choir was out in more
than its usual strength, and the mu-
sic was really excellent.