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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-27
From New York.
New YORK, May 2G.


New YORK May 2G.
ARRIVED.
The steamships Harold from London and
Siesia from Hamburg
TIE STAGE DRIVERS STRIKE.
No omnibusses running to-day The
strikers and propretora are equally sub
born
THE IDAHO ALL RIGHT.
The steamship Idaho, which was ashore
yesterday ON Fire Island, has got off, and
is on her way up the harbor, being now of
Sandy Hook.
GOISG HOME.
1t Is stated that James MclIcnry. having
completed arrangements for the lease of
the Great Western road TO the Erie. sails
for Europe tomorrow
SWORD PRESERVATION.
The council Of political reform will pre-
sent Major-General and Senator d p Wood
a sword at the rooms Of the chamber Of
commerce this afternoon.
HOFFMAN, ALL RIGHT.
The rumor that charges OF maieasancc
in office were to be brought against ex-
Gov. Hoffman prove entirely groundless,
as the district attorney knows nothing of
them.
SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF new YORK.
An action is pending in the Supreme
Court here by resident on the shores of
Lake Mahopac. for 100000 damages, al.
legged to have been inflicted by reason of
the withdrawal Of waters from that lake to
supply the CrotOn aqueduct. by which sew
cral hundred feet Of the shore of the lake
were left bare thus exposing large quaint
ties of vegetable matter to decomposition,
by which great deal of sickness was
caused from the malaria arising theretrom
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Caleb Cushing Assaulted.

TsV.VT17.N'
Several Madrid newspapers accuse Mr..
Cushing, the American minister, of being
present at banquet given by the opposi-
ton deputies, including Figueras and Cas-
ing must be ignorant of European diplo-
matte usages, rs well as the significance of
certain names
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial to the Globe.l
Sale Of the Vermont Iron and Car
COmD1ny.
ST. ABRAMS. Vt, NAV 20.

Sr. ALBANs, Vt. May 20.
AT a stockholders meeting, held here to-
day, the National Car company voted to
purchase the property of the Vermont Iron
and Car company for 81, 900, 900 in Nation
al Car company stock, and the Vermont
Iron and Car company to sell. The sale
and consolidation will he consummated at
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-27
New York Editors Excursion.

ATLANTA, Ga. May 26.
The New York editors arrived here this
morning. y reception was given them to-
day at the kimball house. where Ben Holt
made a speech. They leave tonight for
Chattanooga. The visit has been pleasant
and profitable all around
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Saturate piece OF Bread or Meat, with gas
trio juice, and IT will dissolve. This is diges-
ton Add to such mixture n little alcohol,
and it Will not dissolve. This Is indigestion.
Beware, then OF tinctures, or tonics or dec0c-
tons containing splrituous liquors. Shun all
rum "tonics." and rely solely on DR.. Walkers
Vinegar Bitters, tile finest digestive invlgorant
known, and free from the fiery curse OF alcohol,
may26d&w4w
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DON'T BE DISCOURAGED.

suppose you have "tried nifty remedies" and
received no benefit, is there, therefore, no
balm in Gllead?" Verify there is. Your liver
may be Congcsted, your stomach half paral-
wed, your nerves quivering your muscles knot
ted with torture your bowels CONSTRUCTED, your
lungs diseased, your blood 1ull OF impurities
vet In one week after commencing Il course OF
DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bitters you Will feel like Il
new creature. apr2sd&w4w
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Dominion News.
PARLIAMENT pRoRoGUED.

OTTAWA, May 20,
The Dominion parliament was prorogued
this afternoon at three o'clock.
VAGRANCy ABOLISHED.
The police board to-day directed the
superintendent to issue an order to arrest
all children under l6 years who are found
begging in the streets, or who dance OF
play musical instruments for gain. If they
are Italians the Italian consul-general is to
be notified nj once.
ToRoNTo, May eG.
A small yacht was capsized by squat
near the eastern gap of the island and SIX
or seven persons thrown into the heavy
surf. Supposed all drowned-no bodies
recovered
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Two Persons Killed.

BALTIMORE, Md, May 90.
During yesterdays storm the barn OF
George Ellis, near this city, was blown
down, and himself and daughter Mary
aged IS, were killed.
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DENYlsoY's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years. without complaint of loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. sold by Printers and stationerS
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
june23d&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE Grief SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 25-Sp IN. J
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and middle states less
cloudiness and north to west winds will
prevail, with no decided change of temper
AZURE, and stationary or rising barometer.
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Loss Inv Fire.

BALTIMORE, May 20.
The loss of Samuel Childs & Co. by fire
last night is estimated at $4,000; insured
tor $4,000.
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NERVOUS PEOPLE should avoid the temporary
relief of tea and coffee. A cup or pure Cocoa
will be found nutritlve as well rs sedatye.
Walker, Baker q co., Boston, received the high
est premium for excellence at the Paris and
Vienna Expeditions. Their goods are for sale
everywhere.
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DUTLAND CANDY FACTORY

Willie Washburn, formerly foreman In Ar
buckles establishment in Burlington, is now
manufacturing confectionery at No. 81 Center
St., Staley's block, Rutlani. may2Gd2d',
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THE IDAHO ALL RIGHT.

The steamship Idaho, which was ashore
yesterday on Fire Island has got Off, and
is on her way up the harbor being now of
Sandy Hook
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1t is stated that James MclIcnry, having
completed arrangements for the lease of
the Great Western road TO the Erie, sails
for EurOpe tomorrow.
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NAVY YARD APPROPRIATION,

Secretary Robson appeared before the
house committee on appropriations for the
navy yard. The committee agreed to
recommend the following appropriations;
For the Pensacola navy yard, $3.50, 900 :
for the League Island, 4300.000; for the
Ware Island, $250,000 for the Norfolk
$4,000, and 100000 for each of the
other yards.
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ANOTHER CABINET RUMOR.

The report is prevalent around the cap
itol this morning that a new secretary of
of the treasury will be appointed within
fort Y. EIGHT hours
The Grange advance., 1874-07-29
NO..42.

love for Mr.. Beecher such as Catharine
Gaunt felt tor the priests admiration,
reverence and sympathy, but no carnal
love. But when she was weak, sick and
nigh unto death she had signed whatever
her husband asked, without knowing the
import of what he asked her to sign. She
accuses her husband Of having long hated
Beecher and desired to injure him, and
that he has patiently and increasingly built
up all this great scandal, neither sparing
her mol anybody that could be made SUBJ
servient to his purpose Of destroying the
great preacher
This is the substance of the statement
and counter statements. The public Gu
riosity ard the labors Of reporters for the
metropolitan journals added to the most
minute details Of all that is said Or done in
the matter by the principals and all their
friends, but add but little of real informa-
ton bearing upon the one question above
all-has Henry Ward Beecher's life and
example been for the worlds good or for
the shame Of liberal Christianity
The Grange advance., 1874-07-29

Another water spout crossed the Central
Pacific track near Humbolt Wells and
washed out thirty feet of the track. =. . AT
New Haven, Ind, Saturday, a workman
who was digging well, at the depth of
only1 eight feet struck a vein of coal oil,
remarkably pure. .. Albert Mcdonald,
one Of a number of rlen engaged in prepar-
ing to lower the turbine wheel down the
shaft at Washburne's new mill, Minneap-
oils, was accidentally struck by piece Of
timber and knocked backward down the
shaft, falling forty-eight feet, and, on the
way down, breaking through a platform OF
two inch planking. His chief injuries are
cross fracture of the frontal bone, a bro
ken nose, his lower jaw broken and an ar
terry ruptured, Notwithstanding which the
surgeons hope he may recover. AT Ver-
million, D. r., about half way between
Sioux City and Yankton, Saturday, the
air was full Of grasshoppers, driving south
ward before strong wind.
The Grange advance., 1874-07-29
New York Money and Stocks,
july 27.

Money-no loans; 2 and per cent. Gold
$l.O9X. Governments active and strong.
State bonds quiet and dull Stocks Extreme
ly dull and steady. w. U. 72H. Pac 4sx;
Adams A 81 .oS; Fargo "a; ANN. 60; N. S. 66;
n. 7. c: 99x; Erie 80; preferred AN
Harlem l23H; Preferred 1876; Panama lO9X;
Uunion Pacific 26%; L. S. x; Pittsburgh
SIX; N. w. SIX; Preferred 54x; CieyelaRd
4 Columbus 68; R. l. 98x; NJ. Il St. Paul
34S; Preferred 53a; Wabash 35x; Fort
Wayne 95x; Ohio 25H; Hartford l. Erie
*; Indiana Central Tx; St. Joseph 25.
The Grange advance., 1874-07-29

Milwaukee Produce Board. July 27.
9:35 A. M.-Wheat dull at S1.18x for No.
l; $l.l44 tor No. Q; $l.1lx seller August
and $l.O7x seller September. Receipts 35.-
600 bushels; shipments 10000.
1910 A. M.-Wheat firm at 81. Is Y for No.
l; $l.14X tor No. 2: $l.l1k seller August
and $l.O7 y seller September.
1890 P. Wheat firm at 1.18x for No.
/; $l.14K for No. Q; sl.11x seller August.
and $l.07x seller September.
1P. M.-Wheat firm at $l19 for No, /:
Sill tor No. 2; 81. X seller August, and
$l.G7x seller September.
Chicago Produce Board, July 27.
1000 A. M.-Wheat steady at sl.05z for
August and nominally at si.07x for Juiy.
1920 A. M.-Wheat quiet at $l.O5E to
$l.06 for August; $1.07% bid cash; offered
at 81 .03 seller the year.
1926 A. M.-Oats lower and fairly active at
3s5xc for August; 3sX for September; nom
io:zo "a. a. NJ %.DWheat firmer and more a..
tive at 81 08H to $l.O8H for July and 81 .06x
for August. Corn quiet and steady at 61Xc.
to 81 xc for August; 62X to 62Xc for July.
and 62Xc bid cash. Whisky firm and sale:
able at 96c; offerings light Freights nomi-
nally 2xc for corn to Buffalo.
1880 A. M.-Car lots: Wheat 79; corn.
6a3; oats 2l; rye 2; barley 3.
1885 4. M:--Wheat quiet and steady at
e1.08x for July and $l.06x to $l.06x for
August Corn quiet at 63 to 63Xc cash :,
e2x 5 to CSC July and s1x to 61xc August. '
ll:6o 4; AmPork frmer and moderately
active at s23 90 for September and 80 76 for
cash or August; 12c September; and 81 to
9xc seller the year. s. P. hams firm and in
fair demand at 12h to 16c for August and
13 to l4c average. Meats firm and In good
demand; sales Of shoulders at 7xc; short
ribs at 9Xc. "
The Grange advance., 1874-07-29

THURSDAY, July 23.-The Beecher-Til-
ton affair occupied much of the public
mind yesterday. and interest in the affair
is intensified by the publication of state
ment over Beecher's name, said to have
been prepared for him BY his counsel, in
consultations with the deacons Of Plymouth
Church. The substance Of his statement
is that, leaving his personal vindication to
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
MISUSE OF THE PISTOL.

Elisha W. Creyeling Of the firm of Creye-
ling Conway, erockery dealers at No. 5s Barclay.
shot himself In the side of the head yesterday with
pistol, infetng slight wound 1t is supposed that
during temporary alteration Of mlnd be sttempted
suicide though Mr. Conway bis partner protested that
taken to the Park Hospital where he is ranidv re-
eo 7ering Mr. Creyeing hos been iu bssaess IN this
city or thirty years He had Intended to make tim
10 West and for his better safety on the route
soeordip, 10 his custom. had purchased small p4stoi
An inouA 1t was held by Coroner Kessler yesterday
into the dean OF Ainsworthy Y IAchos the florist who
bo, himself on his marriage day, at his house
=. NJ 40. Tbi, dave. II was shown IN the testmon
Se bad heen unusually cheerful happy the
ner, M Of his we'd Ting aud he'd arranged hs plane for
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
THE POsTMAsTER-GENERAL's VISIT.

Postmaster General Jewell visited the New
York Post Oce yesterday, and conducted through
the building by Postmaster James. On entering the
distribution department Mr.. jewell at once recog.
nized and the hundreds OF employees received him with
much enthusiasm When quiet was restored, the Post
masterGenefsi addressed the employees expressing his
surprise and gratihcstoD at what he bad seen. The
good and perfect system and industry the New
York office were shown by vast revenues collect
here and the almost total absence OF the
patch and delivery OF mail matter from this office At
close Of his short address three hearty cheers were
Ryen aud he continued his personal inspection Of every
department the ,entire establishment. Postmaster
James says that Mr. Jewell Is the first head OF the
Postal Department who has ever taken the time 10
inspect In person the operations OF the NewYO Post
oace. The Postmaster General went 10 Boston ~ tho
evening
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

Yesterday three trOtting contests-a sweep
stakes OF $780, purse OF $oo and for $780, all
mile heats, best three in hve-atracted light attend
ance TO Fleetwood Park. The weather was clear but
cold aud the track very heavy and slippery The match
was fist decided, and was between the sorrel horse
Bricks TO top wagon, and the sorrel mare Ice Cream
harness. The former the favonte, and after stub
he won the race and money The second was for
sweepstakes Of $780, for which four OF the five horses
entered came to the post, These Susan. Betsy
King, sorrel Jake and Judge Bede. Sorrel Jake was
fsvorite throughout the which after tr0ttng
four heats Of which he won two and made dead heat
was postponed until to-day on account of darkness.
The purse Of 800 had only two OF the four horses
tered contest tE Joness &. Ned. and r. DurkRs s
g. &. M0narch-the former winning in three straight
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
the funrc TIT Jury rendered verdict Of suicide dur

ing ncntai alteration. ,.,s.
John WILSON OF No. 1i5 Blceckerst. attempted suciue
yesey ay mcrnng before Gaybrcak by shooting nins
Wjtb "A fyecbsmhered pistol. One batl entered n's
.tpmacn and another His hand, causing serious Wou,
while third struck his Frank IN the head causing
n slight wound. Both will prob iblY recover.
Pnilip Baker OF No 1884 Eighthave. dicu yeSGruay
from the effects OF pistol shot wounds inflicted acciueh
ally two weeks
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
HOME NE VS..
THERMOMETERS, YESTERDAY. ar HUDNUrs IN BROADWAY.
g.n-6l, Noop-bS 3 n-53' Mdmsni-35'
PRnMINRNr ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arerue -POstmaster-Gen ana
rIy Senator VIM Washhurn and Gov VIM Claim OF sn
cbnsets Uipdsor Hot-Er Gov Henry Gardner of m~enu
,etts Cant British Navy sd Gen ~ hnapp hap %
NY Brtroo Ious,-1 Hon. Henry s. SANFORD formerly u . 'H
e 10 Belgium G,cy BousJujge L. Leaned Of Aloany az ,
Metroofqr Hoi,-Leui Gov John e. Robinson, the non
,5ti.iobn of Oswego Judge H. X Low OF Mddeown ~ L. 1n
Col sam Tate Of Memphis ST Ncs3ias Hoel-Gen r ~ ~,
Ios.on a.n NJ o H. C. Merriam H. ARM .ter fOrk
Commanler " A. Kirllsni U. Nav. Wetmtnsr
Rev DR. Van Florence, IalV.. Hot> Brnnsk
do Susrs Charge Afacs the Netherlands At Washington
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
WORK DAILY rRBnNR THURSDAY iwlTH sUPPLEMhN

with small valfsc, purchasing new clothes when
change is required and keeping In light marching order
He will leave New-York next Sunday by rslroaa "
visit an uncle in Grand Rapids, Mich ont rom a". ao
point he will out long Walk On bls ,c'urn w
Europe he Is walk, all for amusement WIN tne p %
destran Oroign from Paris to vienna. ne rccen.p @
walked from Amsterdam To Paris III teu Gays, es5
hours, sleeping two hours every night' ahd ha'"nk
twice TO take his meals.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
ARRIVAL OF A DUTCH PEDESTRIAN.

L. c. Dudok de Wit, pedestrian, of famil y
belonging TO the Dutch nobility. has arrived n this
city and intends TO visit foot several Of In
terest In the Northwest He Is not q professional
walker but, being gentleman Of means and leisure,
prefers 10 see the world In bis own way Ho travels
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

FANCY FURs.-Handsome and varied displays
are made al stores No 2l2 Broadway and IN e f1 Avenue
Hotel Ladies' call your selections without delay
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

BOSTON THREATENED WITH A WATER FAMINE
BosToN, Nov. 1S.-The water supply OF this
city has become so limited that the Board has requested
the cooperation Of all to assist IN suppressng
waste and observing the strctet economy In Its USE as
Il is evident that unless the daily consumption is largely
reduced a water famine will eBsuc before spring IN
which case the supply consumers must DO Limited "
certain hours OF the day.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

DYEING AND CLEANING, artistic ana correct. I,e
$50 Broadway near Beeck
ers $50 Broadway, OF l7thsI Packages received Y express
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
IAnnvuncemsnIs- I

JAnnouncemenAI
BURNErr's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best
For an elegant fashionable Hat of superior
nny 90 direct mannaeturer EPESscHaD rs Nassau
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
EXAMINATION OF AN ALLEGED BANK RoBBEK
Holrnna II kellnY.

EXAMINATION OF AN ALLEGED BANK RoBBEk'
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1S.-Holmes Is. Kelley,
real estate AGENT had hearing to-day on charge Oh
consprng 10 rob the First National Bank OF Wehsporo'
PENN and receiving bonds knowing them to nave oeen
stoeu State bonds to the amount OF $4,000 that naa
been stolen we're negotiated with Townsend "hceier
Co., who advanced $4,000 The money was used 10 inc
purchase Of land. Kelley stated that the pohus "'''
ohtoned from man named J. r. Fleming. Az the con,
clmsion Of the testimony Mr. Cassidy staed tnat tnc
defendant was certainly auswerabc IN Iioga County On
and circulating the stolen bonds He believed that tne
man J. r. Fleming was a myth. The defendant was
committed TO answer the charges OF feonlons Durgy
and falsely and maciorsv conspirfng with one COS
grove and one Cook aud J. X. Fleming TO negotate
stolen bonds The prisoner denies tnat nc hne" ,ts
that he can provo his innocence OF the charges naoo
against hun.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

& EKENsICo.-The construction OF railroad
from this station to Rye Lake has been begun. us
length will be about five miles The work upon 1t VIII
be pushed with the utmost yigor as to afford an easy
and rapid transportation OF ice from the lake 10 New
York during the present Winter season. At this station
IL Will form connection with the Harlem Railroad Iue
ice business Winter and the conveyance OF pleasure
seekers to and from tho lake Summer, IL Is DeeNeu,
will render The construction gOOd Investment
MOUNT yERNoS-The Rev. Clarence Bue WHO for
the past year has Rector OF Trinity Church. mas
resigned the position 10 accept the charge or tue Fps
cjpaI Church at Dresden SaxOny Mr. Bueis successor
has LO( e been called.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

the Jamaica Methodist Church delivered tho adnress
welcome The Rev. Oliver +. Cobb OF Flushing dlscusss
the subject What is the mission OF the SUNDAY a.,
as related 10 the growing n6dcity of the tlne az.
address was delivered by the Rev. NJ :, r. 10
New-York upOn 1.-The Principles or Ieachlng. .ho
question, what will hest promote the inIe,ss' o @
Sunday school" discussed by the Rev. ID; W. ~
of Uempstead and others. and the Rev. w w. .ioA Va
Huntington gave q series OF blackboard ilIustauonS'
GREEsPoRT-A shocking accident occurred yesteruay
mornin0 IN the family of a Mr.. James, Who recently
moved to the village. Mrs. James placed Two younS
children In cradle and left them IN iroh VI an vt
FIRE while she went down stairs to the kitcnen' mhsn
She returned che found that the cradle had been o
some means overturned into the lire. anu tnat ot ",
the children burned TO crisp, while the other u
been suifocated to death IN the hot emDers
AoUEBoGUE-The Trustees OF School District NO. .
have contracted with j. f. Aldr,ch for the CONSTRUCTION
OF Il new school-hOuse, 81 by 80 feet.
STATEN ISLAND.
CLIrToN.-The employees of the Health
Officers Department OF the new boarding station com
plain that they have paid for their last month
services and the men discharged in November also
complain that they have not yet been palu,
alleged the money has been apprOproprated loi H
purpose
NEW BRrGHToS.-The Trustees have apponteu
Messrs. Wttemore Arnold, and Moore cominlttee w
providing employment for the poor " no may
be out OF work during the coming winter Inc hteS
igliou OF the Justices aud C0nsiabes claims ior
has been postponed TO Dec H. when the Board VIII sit
In Committee OF the Whole.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
BROOKLYN,

The Finance Committee of the Board OF Su-
bills The Committee could not agree to the August pa
roll of the Commissioners OF Charities.
The interest manifested by the residents of
New Haven and other cities Connecticut IN the views
and lectures of Mr. Johnson. editor The Santa barbara
Press, gives promise OF large influx OF population
into the semiropca portion OF California the socaed
American Italy. These views will be preseDted IN
Brooklyn on Saturday evening at the Adephi Academy
Southern California Is marvellous country alike In
climate and productions, and IL well worm studypC
The exhibitor these views Is familiar with the -u-
ecT. and lie affords pleasant entertainment for
travellers.
The Lady Washington Tea Party, to be
held at the Academy OF Music next Tuesday evening
for the benefit OF the Brooklyn Maternity, promises TO
be successful. Fully 1900 tickets have already been
sod aud the sale continues very brisk The auditorium
of the Academy will be noored over and will be hand
someIy decorated. The music will bo furnished by
ConternO's orchestra 1t Is Intended to Reproduced az
far possible exact OF the RI publican Court at
Washington. aud the General and Lady Washin pton
will be represented. The Infringement have secnred
the use OF the uniforms OF the Putnam Phalanx of
Hartford, Conn., The costume for the evening will be
Court dress OF l77s aud 1t hoped that MANY Of the
guests viii appear In that dress The Maternity for
aid the money If to be Ryen ono of the most
deserving charities OF Brooklyn. aud is doing an ex.
tensive work.
LONG ISLAND
JAMAICA.-The Second ConvocatIon of the
hoos OF the Episcopal Diocese OF Lang Island
this year will be held Grace Church ON Mond,v eve
ming next The Right Rev. Bishop LittIeohn will pre-
side The subject for discussion is The Best ua,,od ~
Conducting Teachers Meetings" The ladies ~ Grsca
Church Parish making arrangements for the enter.
Of visitors. The sunday Teacher,' AS
socation met In semiannual Convention yeserd,v 4,
the MethOdist Episcopal Church. There were two
sessions and collation. at the new hail. provided by the
ycntIOn largely attended, aud the were
Of much iuteTest Tas Rsy. VIM. T. Hill of