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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

Oh WEST 18Th 81, IN Tux REAR-A SPEcr-
= W able English Protestant cook. wash
and Iron in snail famy, house worFer 70 two or
three IN family good reference; city preferred.
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40 WEST grn ST. lPRESENT ENPLUYER'sl-
II A yoaBg <lrl 70 DO chamberwork and waiting
En WEST 5stH STA YOUNG GIRL AZ CHAM
~ bermad and waitrcasi the country preferred /.
test city reference.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

A YOUNG MAN AGED TO- DESIRES A SITUATION
~ on genteman's place can lake care horseei cal
milk, &c good reference. Address JOHN. ll5 I'm ay.
in the store,
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WANTED-A SITUATION Az BUSINESS MAN,
w bookkeeper, clerk Or otherwise, ia soms kind u
financial business; accustomed responsibilities and
trusts good references Address d. H., q Cranberry
ST., Brooklyn.
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SITUATIONS wASTED-FEMALEs

General HouseWork, &c.
E1O EAST l4TH ST. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT
III ~ room.-A woman TO do general house work or
would do kitchen work good washer and ironer will
ing and oDiging
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goo EAST IfTH STA GERMAN GIRL TO DO
O-J general housework IN an American family At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

6n0 FAST l3fh ST.. IN THE REAR, FIRST
OUJ hoor.-A respectable married woman wishes u
baby to wet at her home; milk tour months
old
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HQ7 9TH AV, SECOND FLooR.-TWo SISTERS
% aged IL and ID a assistant nurses, or 10 do
light ehamberworg and sewing good reference. Call or
or ~ DAYS
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yNANTED--GOOD TRAVELLING Statesmen IN
w perfumery answers solicited from all parts Of
the United states. Call address J. d. HALSEY, 93
White St, New FORK
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0DI EAST 59rH STA RESPECTABLE YoUSG
D--l Uiri as cook and lanndress, would do general
a0usework iOr small privale family objection 10
uie country, best reference.
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DENTTsTRY.

A CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH In THREE
n hours.-lmpresson in the forenoon. teeth in the
afternoon Thirty fourth street, near Broadway and
sixth Coral rubber strong; flesh cOlored
gold platiua sets whaebone rubber SETS Plumpers
open ronta lip Litters, Lip Depressers Regulators
Nitrous hxlIef mechanical dentistry Take green
nom Grand street Ferry, or sixth avenue cars Broad
way cars. Get oil st Ihlrtv fourth street
NEWBRONGu. I2S West Thirty fourth street
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1lEETH MADE AND FITTED IN FEW HOURS
without the slightest pain inconvenience; mastl-
cation appearance guaranteed. Teeth filled
with pearl stopping gold. Pamphlet on the teeth.
post three stamps DR.. Il. j. kOBERrS. ~ Bond
street New York.
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Enn WEST 47TH 81. SECOND TLooR-A YOUNG
DOU woman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
matz rs Broadway, Ia the Herald Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

Al WEST a9fH ST.. ROOM ia YOUNG GER
4 III man girl take care of children; good refer
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4 < GIRL AV., IN THE Nil LINERY sToRE.-A
orr most reliable, faithful Protestant woman as
nurse she Is fully competent OF taking the entire charge
OF an infant from its birth; long experience in nursing
ana very best city references objection TO the coun
Try. Call tor two days
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.
w ANTED-BY A TEACHER ENGAGED POR THE
w past year Morris Female Institute. few schol
ars teach the hour Otherwise. For particulars
address SCHOLARS, care OF Rev. j. d. Cunning. Nor
ristown, n, j.
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GALESMAN WANTED--IN A FIRST CLASS PIANO
- establishment in this city Address, with references
terms and address, PIANO WATERFRONT. box 1867
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100 WEaT 18TH STA REsPECrABLk YOUNG
- grit a. first class chamberlain and waitress anu
tne weri city country good city rcIe renee.
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yIYAYTEp-BY A RRsPEcrABLg YOUNG WOMAN.
situation nurse and scaInstress Is trst class
operator wing machines; can cut and 1T; or as
baby's class city reference Address shAM
STRESS station l. Harlem
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-27
ROSES HOTEL, COLUMBIA s. c. WIN E. ROSE, Proprietor.

FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Fare S2a a day, including
Omnibus ride. Situated
near the Capitol and in
centre of business part Of
the city. My Omnibus
will convey passengers to
and from every train. Tho
Ladies' Apartments are
complete; entrance on As
scmbly street. BILL
ARD and BATH ROOMS
are all new and in. good
order. APPS
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75NT Final Settlement.

ALO1fCk ia hereby given that 1. W. p.
IN Hill. surviving partner of the firm
of WEARN;& HIX, will, make my final
settlement Of the business of the said
Arm, With the administratrix of the
estate of Riphara- Wearn, on the 10Th
day Of May, 1875. All persons who
have, s3aims aeains the saia firm will
present the SANS before that date for
payment, and all persons still indebted
.S the m.n sala ssH sss sssase$ssa to A1Y make
= Apsn IL, 1875. m !
= NotiosI II, hereby siye,n,; j; til that Margaret
B. weatH, "a ninistratrix Of the estate of
Richayd WesFn, decaased, has applied to
dops HI Boone, Judge Of Probate, in
md i6x tha County Of Riohland, for q
Anal d{sShsrgs as such administratrix.
II ~ et4Nsd,i that. tho 18th day Of
MAX Ae H;JS7f. ,bs Axed ,fSs hearing Of
pedtoh, A4d a. fnaI sstt ttleAspt Of said
Jaa1s q Probate, Kiohland County.
& Apehl6 - s6 Asrs ff2
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Change of Schedule.
WILL. COL. & AUGUSTA r. r

COLUMBIA, $. c., APRIL 1. 1875.
Ea9@ EtEss;ss Sd i'm inss.. snd Das sfse1 pas. sae
scnger Train from md to Columbia will
be discontinued. Passengers for points
on Cheraw and Darlington Railroad can
mako connections at Florence on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, leaving
Columbia on Local Freight Mt 8. 10 A. NJ,
arriving at Florence Mt 12.50P. nj. Re-
turning. leave Florence at 1850 p. NJ:
arrive mt Columbia $50 L. Nj.
COINS NORTH.
Leave Columbia. S.l5 n. M.
FlOfence. e..............l II. 50 o. M
Arrive Wilmington. . .... 7.1O O. m.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Wilmington. ... 6.1O p. H.
Florence. II. 4U D. m.
Arrive Columbia 400 a. m.
Makes through connections, all rail,
North and South, and water line conneo-
tions vid Portsmouth. Through tickets
sold and baggage checked to all principal
points. Pullman sleepers
JAS. ANDERSON, Gen. Supt.
A PopE. Gen. Pass. and Tickat Agent.
Charlotte, Columbia & Aasusta &. &.
CoLUMp1A, S. G., April !, 1876
YNHE following Passenger Schedule is
COMO NoBrH. Train No. g. Train No. 4.
Leave Augusta g. so II. m. 4.l5 .. m,
Graniteville 10 40 a m. 5.llt,.nn.
Col'biS Junct'n... q. .13 p. N. 9.O5 p, m.
Columbia. :. .2.45p. nj. 8. II D. m.
Chester. e. S4p. m. "a
Arrive Charlotte. =. . .O0p. IA. .llo 4.
Ma. Q Train makes close conf, ection.
tia Charlotte and Richmond, to all points
North, arriving at New York 6, ,O6 Al N.
30: Train makes close connection, via
Wilmington and Richmond, to all points
NORTH, arriving at New York 6.15 p. II.
GOING SOUTH. Train No. /. Train No. 5.
Leave Charlotte {. {. $50 q. m, 80,
Chester =. j.. ii .O2 Q. m. ,,,.f.
Winnsboro. .12.SS %. m.
Arrive Columbia. .2.z2 p. m.
Leave Columbia. &. .252 p. m. $40 a. m.
Colbia Junct'n 3. II p. m. x16 4 m.
Graniteville. . .7.l5 p! nj. 7.48 4. M.
Arrive Augusta. L. sos p. m. g. As :. IN.
South bound Trains connect at IAur
gusta for al points 6outh and west.
Through tickets sold and barrAfre
checked to principal points. . 20
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sun.
A PoPF, Cen. Pass'r and Ticket AIT
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New Spring Millinery.

A6kN MRS. II. O'CONNER has Just
CNyopened, at the store formerly
4 A;W8H occupied by F. b. Orchatd 4
a. I'll Co., q fne and we'll selected
- 4 stock of MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS, TO which she would in
vite the attention Of the ladies of Colam-
bia end vicinity Prices moderatA
April q m t.i1mf
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CITY DRUG s TOT z

EDWARD II. HEINITSH,
lAsaisted by II. b. 'Wiltberger, Graduate
y in Pharmacy and Chemistry,)
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Opposite -Phon,ss Office.
DUBNESs win be conducted upon the
DOASH basis. Medicines will be sold
'esItOW prices. PRESCRIPTIONS put
up In best manner, at lowest cost The
Prescription Department will be under
the supervision Of competent and skillful
persons. The community have the as
surance that knowledge is the best pro-
teotion against error.
The Offices of DR.. A., g. HYDRICK,
City Physician, and DR.. HEBER D.
this store, where all orders and calls for
professional services will be attended to
at all hours.
The Wholesale Department will be
conducted by the Proprietor. A full line
Of choice Drugs and Medicines on hand,
to which special attention is called.
e. II. HEINITSH,
April It Proprietor City Drug Store.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-27
Naphtha Lamps.
@As %NAMT.

4 GAS LIGHT at much less expense.
~ These LAMPS arc in different
styles and we'll adapted for Stores, Of
hccs, Entries and Rooms. Each Lamp
is Of itself gas manufactory. The oil
is fed through tube or pipe, OF the end
of which the burner converts it into gas,
which burns with brilliant white fame
nearly equal to best coal gas, and surpass-
ing many gas lights. For sale by
Feb IL NJ. E. CARR, 81 Bridge street.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April /, 1875.
PASSENGER TRAINS will be run
l. daily, lSundays exceptod,) by the
following schedule:
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= = The Spfih gHe1dg = Republican,, O.
paper not exactly orthodox to it's
party name, having received the
mail route ''ad," forn,Western Mas
sashusetts, scratches it's head 'du-
!. biously, and asks: Can it be that
s,theo Postmaster-General is really
going to advertise in the papers of
the, largest circulation, like NOR
/. chants, manufacturers, and servant
girls?" $500 ssr.ta'rncclr'o.Ft
Cowden Clarke tells story of
gentlemanswhp lately, inimaking: q
return of his sincome to the tax
conmissiontrs, wsfo on the paper:
For the lastthree years rhyinc6me
has beensso1ewhSt under g156; lin
future it win be. more precarious,
assthe man is dead whom Iborrow-
ed the money FROM" i iee
~ II was reported of a little girl in
sona Of the public schools, q day or
two ago, that she had said 'bad
word" On being arraigned for the
offence. she denied it, eyes you
ydid, whispered the accuser, "you
said Beecher." ,an; 7a nsl4
~ Neveda ice dealers are already
preparing to double their prices
Z next summer, upon the ground that
the crop viii" be almost entirely
eaten up BY ths grass,hoppers.
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Screven House.
R. BRADLEY, Proprietor,
SAVANNAH. Ga.

THIS long and fnvorably known
House, pleasantly situated on Johnson
Square, having been recently repaired
and repGintcd, and having oil Of it's
departments filled with competent,
polite and attentive employees, offers
to tho travelling public comforts un-
surpassed by any house in Southern
States. Feb II 3mo
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AUSlC BA0KS FOR The PEOPLE

Father Kemp's Old Folks Concert
.oi" Tunes. <4O Cents.)
CONTINENTAL HARMONY--$1. so.
Ye Olde F6lkes Note Books are printed
at our Shoppe, from ,chcnce zoe send them,
Poste- Pdyde, on ye receipt of ye retaiie
price. Ode and Ytnge lore ye ancient
POPULAR CANTATAs,
ESTHER, THE BEAUTIFUL QuEES, [5oc. j
DANIEL, (50c.;l BELaHAzzAns FEAST,
C5Oc. j FLOWER QUEEN, C75c. j Picnic,
($1.O0;1 HAYMAKERs, [$1.OO;] CULpn1r
FAY. [S1.OO;] MUSICAL ENrHUs1Asr, (50c. j
WINTER EVENING ENTERTAINMENT, TS1. 90. l
May be given with or without costumes
Fine Collections Of Easy Music.
Winners Band Of Four-$1.OO.
Musical Garland, Violin, Piano accom-
paniment-$25O.
Musical Flowers, Flute, Pinno accom-
panimcnt-S25O.
Violin Amusements-s15
Flute Bouquet-S15O.
Sold by all the principal music dealers.
Sent, post-free, for retail price.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
CHAS. H DITSON L. Co.,.
April II swa I'll Broadway, My.
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- "A thief was set to, catch a thief
in. Louisiana, recently, and. with
the most gratifying results. When
the books 0f State Auditor CGHbn,
a Christian ststeman and as violent
q hater of the Southern people as
the loyal Mayor of Chicago himself,
were to be EXAMINED, Mr. Lowell,
who had stolen $40, 900 from the
taxpayers, was made Chairman of
the Committee. "nssk moving how it
was Himself. " MI lowell had no
difficulty in discovering enough
roguery to warrant the Republican
Statements impeachment. a
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Stores and Dwellings,, Patent Ratings
for Gardens and Cemeteries, Iron Settees
and Arbor Chairs: also, Brass Castings of
all kinds. Bells for Churches, Schools,
workshops, DC. Guarantee oil my work
South. Works at foot of Lady street and
near South Carolina and Greenvilie and
Columbis Railroad Depots. Nov 18
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Congaree Iron Works, !
,'- ~ 10 COLUMBIA s., c. g -. ~ /
JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor,

MANUFAC,
TURER Steam
Engines, Saw
Grist Mills,
Gin Gearing,
and all kinds
Iron Castings
for Machinery;
and Ornament
al CaStinQs for
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-27

Passengers by Night Train on South
Carolina Railroad connect with No /.
Passengers by No. 1 connect with Day
Train on South Carolina Railroad for,
Ch.rleston, Augusta, &C., and with Train
on Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta.
anderson Br0nch and RLie Ridnc
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-27
Notice Of Limited Partnership.

YyHE undersigned hereby give notice.
Il that they have this day formed q
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, for the trans-
action 6f q mercantile business in the
city OF Colnmbia- said business to en-
Z, brace, chiefly, the wholesale and retail
F6f DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS,
SHOES and HATS, at the old stand Of Z.
soSss DAvis& HfssI SouKN1aHTs KIN aIn game OF
''',' ,sn '-s'>r .',s DAyfD e09sEe, --~>a'.'e-'
. ], HENRY, DAVIS,
f,f ~ ~ AM K,sHf7FR, CCl
9 AAresfde 81 eSts a The he city Of coiumbta
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....if in nxoHAsen GUANOron COTTON. .s''
The Cotton Corr and Tobacco
REDUcRD PRIcRSi LIBERAL
Wilcox Gibbss Co.'s Manipulated Guano
- Prepared at Savannah Ga. Charleston S. c.
NN0N<N eNANN,
Imported bulk direct Phoenix
Offering the above celebrated FERTILIZERS
5szls s Of Of @ cents for delivered November
planter has gTn realizing good price for his cotton fertilizers
them know how their value those who
will
lars containing o planters, SC
N I'M SEiBEIS Agent. s
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CALEB BOUKNIGHT, as executor of
the will Of RoBst3 3. Silver, deceased, is
spntlibussd MaAsfaB M ti,s M s%oa % II IA tifteen eaS
thousand 1ye hhnafed dollatS. Mrs.
ANN Il. SH1vE&H alao q, special part
ncx snd has cYss ibrtsd To- The loapital
sscSE ss,,i $ q &, ss sa te fa ten thopsahd
J TIahss;parsasrship wili tsrmin.s March
coLuAs1A, April q 1875. April I We
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Camden Train viii connect at King
Vile with Up Passenger T-nin for Co
lu'nbia, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
and with Down Passenger Train from
Columbia, Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turday. E. S. SOLohIONS. Gen. Supt.
s. B. PIckINs, General Ticket Agent.
, 1875-03-02
THE HAWAIIAN TREATY.
An Oplhton by Dnvld A. Wells in Dp-
rO4ittHn to H.

| @ "Hi"1on ny Dnvld ~ Wells In 0p.
| ~ rosition to IL.
~ the rnquest Of Ben4tor Jones. of Nevada,
ths iloh. David 4. Wells hAa given The following
OPINION respecting tho bearing Of tba proposod
tee.pfocltr treaty With tho Sandwich 1aianda up-
H. H. soS wa. anye.cs and eon.ncrce Of the country
~. Mela having investigated tho subject a.
tommlna'oneo Ut tho Revenue vten the freatv
| was befora proposed tu 1aC7:
! nA.'l1aH1o*. Feb. y, fs1s.-srn: In re.nouke Ia
treaty II reciprotty viii ths s.nux,s shs ,piop9sed
would sa{ that - United State. connIs.,uner u i.y
eamo NJ itn"y ~ .ayssaaie lh' s.ter When IT ar.t
shsnga Tho orlnion to which w1a then Iii. namely
n, ~ not saiifaEeor. on any Rrouud. for tde
no usng unauy har*h language Ia cbaracter,zc ths
| whole % schemo a. : s~iolIs aud in tho n.,are
= only uie element or importance Id tie .ro.tr mi
shat u sngar, The duties upon the Importation of
reliable source Of gold Tesene under MIR customs.
haKar .lso tbs only product of my Importance that
o. production IL low. and the buhlueHs. under existing
v''s,1aeet asnS y ITe;a,on.bly prosn'e b dc
limited the inn!,a product be sufficient i,
Snect materially !hs price Of sugar in the Uulted
now thi.y "aaar I p.p,tsn" onpy o e
snd i /. osanu ny iwenty ave rms nr individuals
naoectpte1 70 admit Ct Increase cl aLls an equal
nMtntsF 2: .dA!tlonst p!ans.Ion'. lh+ pre.ent IT.
oh* u Estimated At about 15D1 tuns, 900
oundf hoas of which hnds It's market iu tue Uuited
To admit now ibis p.oduc, free Of du,y. will, Il
taftn ~ cents rcr pound counn- on tho huntrt.1s
Of millions Of toulda Of other i,npore.! a.,usrs wU
dy te Treasury os t6e unel % s.aea 'a t. s,ns .H
ave rlea-ant American gentlemen. who have
ion.. 81 a. le1at $50 guild per su,un ~Lel .,sn
ss"re the e.Rra';oh Of he seven yrara term nf lie
M ts'ty !, r.a.onselx css:ai1 10 s Increased through
Ee'. to Ut leaat % coo l~r unnt,ns aid ii, return
, 1875-03-02
THE CHICAGO rnl.5uNE TUESDAY, MARc1s ., 1875

robelliora euhIoc:s, nro ahont arming quietly for
tho pnrpots Of aoonor or later walking into THAR
friends. tho Draziitar1, who, having dosolaseI
Paraguay aud virtnnlly sctzcf thu country inpav-
plon Of the Island Of Cat, at tic month Of tho
lilo Paraguay. on 4ho Chaco hi1o for
nerly occupied Ly the Pasagn.yaus. but
imlougins IN reality to the Argeptinen.
han13 OF effective troops In Paraguay,
ana SONS armored yeseola aud monitors In liz
riyos they don't ncotn to notice tho request OF
Argontincs to havo thnir land g,von t,ach u
them therefore tho hItent move 0f tl.e Atgeu-
tines In tie ,ron-clad and tnrpclo tl,scctinn
Hunter Davidson. formerly Of lilo United State.
Navy and latoly Of tito Confederate s;tatcn Navy,
llns charge Of tho toEpodoos, and guarantee Ii.
work ahould commence during hs term Of sor-
yiCs"
, 1875-03-02
THE METHoDISTS.


The Methodist mniaters held their reoLly
meeting at thor conference room, No. 81 WASH
ingson s.scct, yesterday tho rev. DR.. Jutklns in
tho cha!r. Tho following were present: bIossss.
Atchisou, Briggs, Martin, Jutklns, alarsh,
Leonard, Cowap, IIoimoa, Tolton. alcdrcgor,
afntlogor. Loebor. Youkcr, Dlctach, WAitohouse,
1fckcown. Ellis, Gurucy, Edwards, cautluo. r.
g. C1onilonipg, Roscker, II. 7. Cloudouing,
Wcntergrecn, Peck. Vistota-Tho Roy. NJ.
l1iehardsont Madison, Wis.,; lllsllop Harris.
Tho relation Of personal and pastoral experi-
enco WAS the order Of tho lay. TheHo exercises
ware participated Iu by Measrs. JutktnB Peck,
Ellis, Felton, aud otherB.
Bishop Harris related an Interesting personal
o1perlenco. And Eavo tho results Of his obaerya-
t,ons Of tho work OF the Church in tho South.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Richardson, pastor OF the Metho-
dist Eniseopsl Church 1t Madison, Wis, pro-
sented the wants OF hin chutoh. About $4,000
arc requlred. A band Of sluge.s. called the
nallclutah Band. hsa boon organized for tho
purpose Of raising this sum. lie appealed for
encouragement and aid In giving tho band
favorable Introduction to tho people Of Chi
caEo.
Tho E1oeting then adjourned.
, 1875-03-02

~, . F.. t....,... - - -
<t'nrr8 GnfnacF ~ AANeu ny SWfrrtscs
Albert GARNER writes tho foiIo"ins letter to
III tne odftoF OF sno no" 10sk oo"' IN reply to
fignanxa challenge;
To ute Editor qf tAs Hun-SsR: / atn takeu hy rur.
rIeo II tho apreara1ce In your paper Of t{4 orptnp
nf what purpotts 10 ~ challenge from ii. Vlan.,s
to p1ay mo soo pona 1t the Frunch aape u bla, ID
r.., r.ssa i ior IL e.mp!onah IN so5 npn tS.
"with cholos Of table to 10 tor.cd for." am snr'
rrtscd At tbs appearance VI tAis rllaiJrnrc
because II, ylgnnux h4s bctn under ~
challenge To lbs vary Ratne eNect, in
all of IL terms, tver sincc the ~ Of Jauuary lat On
at the Ilo, Of tho H1rft of f. 71as,s 10 which .cut
my challenge; snh il remained ti,ere uncoycred uu,
Thursday Of LAT week. when Withdrew H. o,lv L+
cAsto thero seemed to be no prospect RI hsynR It
covered, On Withdrawing the 81 90, however, ~.
, 1875-03-02
the oma Mission poard be paid into tho Trc1surY Of
tho board OF 1fons lfisa!ona Of the Presbyterian

the 11oma Mission oo.rd is paid into Tho 7re,.nry Of
tha Uosrd ~ Ifoua N'ss!ons Of the p.esbytortau
lh.eieed, That s!a shall not bo asked h rseaey-
tory IN behalf Of my church. Then' ~ such hd, tho
pastosI sal1ry sna!l e.eeSn e. s.vso'
~ Hsee - ~, a III rh,pon fnr ~ ~ s,oat s9so,i,g
Ft,o,rt, Tha. I'D a.ket for auy church shali not
exceed wot!rds Of The total kalary O. tue PASTOR
cept hy tl1ce-1uartes voso Of ths prcsbyscry ut
regular meeting:
H.. Ill., st @ '.3r sar
sn1icot'on iav i,efnIs Ii, rrrab,tsr1 a. r1hit of
tleir incotao ai,J cxncndttutes lien,IzcI.
X R,,ors', That wh:no1sr chur;h !. an.hs to pro-
vide, Aboyo its orIIuary osrcac', onsthird Of thc
salary o. IT, pastor Or s1!py, ane church shall he
consHetsu ~ nson ..s 81 Ga.usen mno9e hupE,y sns 10
P,artd T,.t H. rrs,ny,rrr n T., tho c,ss y y.
called inifs, wnri mako use of rt!en,s in our Sam.
in1ry and ministers william. charge 10 fIr II rs-
sbc and That tho huper..lc Of shis work bo arraaac
Rt.o'e'd Th4t We, A. = rrestytery, Promise to sn-
lea.of 70 40 os nsmost 10 ay iatohn treasury q" ~
Il fs.st tS '''f 't''' April ''''' ~ Np''' 'o''
Rs,Sir@i Thss Ia casa this rapost shall bo sdopssa
b, IDS rrsabytery, tle Chairman of t.s cam!steo bo
instruete to sen1 copy Of th.so resolutions to the
Board Of 1omo hlt,slons sn th.t Tue Board b lsasd
to renew .. s1irel eonn*aions 70 extend M 70 April
Ar s ,r,; ~ xcm .op ~ ascs @ ioou e.. on
I Irehren M Of lho irc,iytary' Isine suns supplemst
Commtre Ia apslned to r4iac thls si,ollt by pri-
vate snbM rptlon a. SOON as possible.
Tho repart lod to considerable discussion, aud
Tho Introduction Of
}v Dr. Trnvbrjt]yo. proYttlnnt of Iho I}osrd of
Hama 5fissIona. 7rhn substitute nrnyitni thn,
iaas .a,. - ,,,.s" I,nsih ~ r;snj nS H.,
% ia w.. so'i Ia Ii.hnrac y In Ioesi i,oar'i
instcai nf tha Eon,rni i}nnri Of Nav Ynrk.
T'Lo l,roshvtcrr thou a,liourneti nutit . o'clock
r,,an I'm u,Iinfshotl businsfa Of Tia foronnnr
session was takot I'm.
a. nt.ntnI ns ii.mipva,o- or.rod ., IN tho war;