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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-09-30
Salt, cheaper than dirt at P. Il KS
HAVING TOOLS I!

Grass scythes, Scythe snaths, Hay
Rakes, Hay Forks, Hoes Shovels, Spades
Picks, Mattocks and all other articles
adapted to the season ct POWELL g.
KIME'S.
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We notice on Powell & Kime's plat
form an assortment of those celebrated
Gowanda Plows, Cultivators &c.
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Those new style prints, at P & KS
are the general talk of the town. Go
and see them.
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TOB"ORK.-we are now prepared
q w to do all kinds of JOB WORK.
Envelopes, Tags. Bill-hsads. Letter heads,
neatly and eheaply executed. Office in
Thsyer 4 Hagerty's new building, Main
street Ridgway, Pa.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce the name
of MICHAEL wEIDERT, of Jones tow n-
ship, as an independent candidate for the
Office of County Commissioner.
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SEEDS .aTD PLANTS.

SEEDS .a.H'D PL.A.uTS.
G. G. The True Cape Cod Cranberry,
G. best sort for Upland, Lowland, or
Garden, by mail prepaid, 81 per 100, IS
per 1000. All the New, Choice Straw
berries and Peaches. A priced Cata.
logue of these and all Fruits, Ornamen-
tai Trees Evergreens, Shrubs, Bulbs;
Roses, Plants, &C., and FRESH
FLOWER Il GARDEN SEEDS, the
choicest collection in the country, with
all novelties, will be sent gratis to any
plain address. 25 sorts of either Flower,
Garden; Tree, Fruit, Evergreen, or
Herb Seeds, for S1,00, sent by mail,
prepaid. WHOLESALE CATA-
LOGUE TO THE TRADE. Agents
Wanted.
b. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nur.
series and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth,
Mass. Established 1912.
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Summer Clothing, for those Boy s
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mer Cashmer at p & ks
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II LIVE NEWrSPAPER,

ALL ITS DEPAR TMENTS.
, 1875-04-16

tho Mayors bill, at least suoh Was the vauntin9
account in morning paper. Now. The facts hro
thu. Tho excitement about the htAvnr's hssl, what
lItsls thege was Of Il, all occurred Monday. whoa
tho news that the bill had been signed by tho
Governor WAS frat mhde known. Ihla knowi.
edae Nas Etsen 10 thu public in tue oolnmns Of
The TRIBUNE on the succeeding day, aud not Tor
two days Afterwards did tho other morning pa
pe1s loaln Of tho fact indeed. onn OF fl1cn has
not yot found 1t out. This fact alono soud inti..
cate that there Nha iftt1c OF excitement abonkt
nor wan tsloro except slight disarnotnsn1eht to
q ccrtain ring who werc kosntng sharp oyos on
rho boas Of tho Police Juat|co. Alnoet oVe!y
Alderman knew that tho bill diffosea from tho
old ono which expired Marcl, 0, 1913. hut In two
particulars. namely! That tho Mayors fomoval
Of city o!llcot WAS subject 10 tho onlltnataon
OF tho Council, and that tho niouahors Of most
Boards wcro placed beyond ITS control. Tho
a,tc!os further intlmatatI that Mayor Colvin H.
tondett to tomovo Marshal I'eilncs, and thae the
tie rcappointmeus OF Williams. Tho ekelason
In tho Fiso-2fassllal'n oaice has been long
aneo buried half-may to c!;na,, aud
such nonsense M to talk nboue tho
Ataros's Intentions Of romoving Marshal
Dennos In almost too contemplate Tor notice.
Even though the stayor wose bout on tho rc-
moyal the Marshal. lie could not do tt, be-
caiBc 1t is thing oateLde Of lis Jurisdiction. al
tho Firc-AfArBhaI. under ths City Charter. u not
city olllcor, and. by N amendment Of 1865. 10
u held amenatle to tho D,asd OF Police. Tho
found III tlle old bill Is not found III Tho Present
Mayors bill. Tho only city officers not amen.
xblo to tho Mayor, other than those whose olec-
ton u provided for bs law, arc these toun.l ~
the Fro Department.. THIS opinion to SUSTAINED
by tho city Inv department.
, 1875-04-16

n Determined Ei1At BCGwccn tho
Heirs In Prospect.


sreeia! D,spa.eh to The Chicago 7ribun..
DErnoir, Ml.h.. April 15.-Tho Tribune this
afternoon publishes detailed nccount OF tho ne-
got!atIons attending tho attempts TO harmonIzs
dffroronces Dotwoon tho hoirH Of tho 1ato Capt.
T.. D. Ward, which havs boen an utter failure, and
tho probabilities NOW point to litiga~
t.on. The will has beon admitted to probate,
but from this order an appeal has boen takon to
the Ciruuit Court, and notice OF contest has
boon givon. Undor tho lnvs ~ at present OK
issng this suHpeuis ali action on tho part Of tho
executors until tho suit Is determined In tie
Circuit Court whence It may afterwards 20 to
tho Supreme Court. The property is vnlued al
s5,390,010+ and tho dcb:s amount to 5000, ,000
Tho debts ara mainly secured by nledgo Of col
lateral Beeurty In tho ahnpe Of Stocks or by
Lens On good property. Il these s!oohs are sold
at forced aalo III th1Bo times. or II tho proper
ty OF any description IL put up under tho same
circumstances, 1t can only bo disposed Of At II
great snoritiGe. Honco tho susronsion Of tho
o1ecntora' functions threatens to cause great
ahrinkago in tho yaluo Of the eatate. To pro.
vent this, tho children Of Capt. Ward by hts
first marriage hnro asied for the appointment
of \ Receiver, and this matter ie being now con-
Bldoted BY tho Circuit Court Judge. Ia behalf
OF l,ia widow and sous. tho othoe heirs, the Log
islatute hna been asked to amend tho e1letlug
appeal. TO 50 on aud pay of tho incumbrances
upon the cstate. no fulthcr powers being
granted them. The bill for this purpose has
al1eadt passed tho State saunto. .aId il now In
tho Honso, nl1ero 1t is oucounseripg determined
opposition from tho other party, This ls the
| point to y stubborn tight in *the courts, from
1 which all pa't;ca will suffor. Upwards OF dozen
| Of the leading lawyers IN tho Northwest hnvt
been rotuucd in connection with Tin matter.
, 1875-04-16

now TUE roLICE DEPAnThEST DOES BpeINEss.
Tie old gentleman who was "hustted" by
moi OF pick. .pockota at tho corner Of Madison
md Dcarbo.n st1eots, Wednesday eyonlng, and
robbel Of 500, way going around town yesterday,
ptloted by 4 detective, In search Of tho Ehieyos.
This showed that tha police As,t,osltics had been
informed Of the robbery. and that they doslsed
to lot The men who got the money kno" 1t. The
victim was undoubtedly pleased by this prompt
pcss, and believed that there would bo no trouble
in audlng them, But, poor follow. ho
doesnt know how police buslneas is done
in Cblcsgo. Tho tAioyes kuow all tho
headoua1tor "tir-cops." and II they SEQ ono
coming along with "s1etcr," they Of ooufso
walk right up to the officer. aud says u Guets
you a.e looaing for MO. ! stalled for tho mob
that pulled tue leather; ;; the Others Aro over
Tuey do this ii tLey SEQ tho detective; but. un-
Fortunately, WHOM tioy "inaRiae' ons NTH
stranger IL approaching they nsyo pressing
euRsRennont, and start on immediately, 10 ~
not t. d,xapnoint tho waiting frlond. Can there
10 ulore farcical pEoceedsng than 20
send out detective well known to
" thieves is company :; rita ihs ,.,+.r n,.a
| Identity those who "sho7od" him and Fcleyed
lin Of his caals Yet this is done, not only
when pockets hase beeo picked. but :, wheu
Ataugers havo given UP All their money trying to
beat s.buuko !" ind is 1t at Ill strange that 90
few arrests Of professional thieves are made
Rhem and ls detectives are aware Of Il; but. ap
| pateutly, good care IL takea to let thom &noa
what they hnve been up to. aud thur
AfYord them An opportunity 10 keep ou
of view until their vtctlms become tired ol
searching toz ttsm. and 60 home scssoss4ns tina
, 1875-04-16

sha ts sl.te, in summary form the transactions Of
the 9bactvatnry dnrng tho ysaf IT. aMm S ~ TX n
or s.raisnu.a trpor.a Of tho condition n the Of
ePh :aa III a. ''& III INC '
NO HASTE.
Tho Chair state,l that llo had an idea that tho
old Constitution would ret ns found. Ito said
membership md ttcsr right could not DO ignore !.
Iio thought The Constitution could not bo
changed oxcert by consent Of Tho Directors. In
vicw .! tho fact tia. tho old Constitution v.s In
a fair w&Y Of being dIscovegod he deprecated any
unGuo haste IL tlo matter.
31r. Cotbert said that ho had for some limo
Fast boon engaged IN securing. financial aid fur
tue SociotF. md tnat l1e had while 20 engaged
bean me-: With tHo principal objections: s:,uo. vse
Of tho times, tho other MAS tho gcueI,lly
received opinion TINT tho Society was such
Gloss corporation. For hta part. he hoPcu :. no
would 1.-Two to SEQ the establishment Of IVY
Astronomical society which word ranR "s'h 'no
Astronomical Society Of Great Dtital'i.
After general discussion, tho matter OF re-
organization was referred to tho Connitteo, 70
Which tbs nnns Of Thomas Aosao "hs , hnoe,i'
and II wnA resolved that wien tho meeting ad-
journ It do 90 subject to cali Ut lilo lsooFgau-
Nm, co1nrnr nEpoarEp
thht ho bud collected front T.. a. Eastman 9to1 !
iron, Dr.. Ii, i. Jotnaun. el0o. making tliuni
)itc-membcis asu, donation Of e2o from
liz also scporsed that tho reconstruction Of Tho
dome rms in progress, but tho work, he ~as Hof
~ to eaY. was dragging. llo thought TINT d
npcc;ai conmi;teo should 90 appoints.', or somo
othor ncanB taken, to accelerate tho wors.
On motion, Messls. Colbert and Wells mero ar-
thor,zed TO push tho rcconsttuetIon VI LILO domo
at choir discretion.
Mr, Colbert thought that An endowmont fund
should 10 formed III connection with the Society,
md sald TINT ho would liko to Beo nomo plan
, 1875-04-16
THE ClTY.HALL..

Tho City Collector yesterday received 9l0,6oo
On city taxes, and 81 ,4so on city licenses.
soua,or Miles Kehoe yestorl.y csllod on his
city-otticisl ttionjs for tho arss tiuo sincs tue
opening Of tho Legislature.
Tho Fullerton avenue conduit trial will be r>-
sumea boforo tho May OF, Comptroller, and Cor.
porat,oa Counsel a. .s30 p. N. to-day. II is ex-
pected t!sat tue examination OF tho witnesses for
tue contlecsols H,lI be nnshed to-day, aud ths
examination OF tho witneasoa on tho part OF tho
city commenced.
s!ence Ia The reportorial line: llls op,nlop j.
coucAed in tho woIds, When they don't
l,o shey tell tle truth ard whcn they tell tho
truth 1t iB usually 10 bitter that tho interested
parties Immediately. a.at tho huo and cry OF
sua TOT tho sake Of clearing themselves"
that MAyoz Oolvtn had determined upon tho ap-
nolntmant at John summer fiod 10 preside over
tho South Diyision Police Court, but tho rumor
could bs traced to no reliable authority. Tho
mild a. to whom no Til appoint. aad, further.
| hn 1oa.utAlns that tho Common Council 10 tho
| frat place whore thu appointment should be
made pubic.
D,nyon's chance has at last como to pass. Ono
os :ho singular anomalies Which tue pTossnt M
ottioo Of po1lco hIagst1asc. which, e 10 bc annt-
| ally scrambled for BY Dogperry politicians Tno
magistrate thus elected has justice poNcr, aud
II not mads presiding Ju'tiee Of pol.cs court
cil, Ao eau tAwast or aid tue ends Of tuasieo
bY yrtuo Of hB power as pollca 1taglstrato. It
/. not at all Improbable TINT tho election OF such
an officer will oomblus the thrae D,yis!ons into
| ono police court.
Martin sculy, The Clerk Of tho South Division
policu Court. NotWitl,htalldng Ill tho proultses
OF 70 I'd behavior male BY Aim snlns wcska ago.
| In agalu on . gu.,cral spree. Nothing has bsen
, 1875-04-16
IMPORTANT LAND.GRANT DECISION

u,,,,,r. ~, c,~,,,n t.,,x, v,,,t. N r.,
e'r.a..s .aH.'. o ce" 1 s"t ~. a
neoaectest AkatnSt 'no S'' Ak' A' * -
H. ls' company.
srssfol Dispatch 10 1hs chtea'' Tribune.
DEs MONIES. 1a- April t5-Thursdav Tho 1scg-
c.tv rccc,vod A 1cos;on a, imuor,nnco to sot-
~, ~, .. ,,"' :. :. r,
.'o's upon no"ee'e"as On 'po w i'' l. u l.
land-Grant. .-... s..
Whom tle oil II. l. II. fantt-9rnnt Was rnnde, 1t
MAS to embrace a etrlo of land is miles
,,,, m o,t,,r s,1. ~ ,t,n .,-,r,.n,l r,,,o r1r.
,.", W ...o.. s 49, - ~. ss tos s .,'s
, 1875-04-16

PREPARING TO RE001AAIZE.
Ameeling Of tho Chicago Astronomical Society
was held Jease1daY evening. In par!or No. Of
tho Grand Pacific Hotel. Dlr. ". q. Wolls V[co-
President Of the Society. In tho chair.
There wero also present ). Y. scammon,
Thomas Hoyne, O. N. Holden, Il, @. Ranney,
William Church, 8. ", Durham. John W.llln-
SOL. and Elias Colbert.
REoRoAS1zA1IoH,
HAVING read the minutes Of tho previous meet
Ing, which woso approved Mr. IIoyne Secretary
OF tho Society, soad tho report Of the Committee
on Reorganization, Us follows:
Amended Constitution for lhe reorganization oE the
CAlc12o Astronomical Society. unact The sct VI !n-
hnT liz rtss Il Ill sosiej shalt b tho SANG
usness! xs.:mb'y q ii. saIe FL. i; i:ai-to.a
Ant. !. Every person who haa subscribed and paid.
sul towards tho formation. support, snd maintenance
o tLe Dearborn Observatory sual 10 considered and
H. shsteS & eahstu9G Phs syecss a o. sor
cd siy @ u luaa Ill., .na :. .ueh msbes
TO entitled to vote vt Ill s1oa!oas 1sld for members
Every person who el.al pay and subscribe .ay snm
over tl1 alall In addition 10 hs Egas Of emue.ahp
sioo u hin subscribed and puid provided That in
c.so e1 any psr4on 10 eutiticd to c.ss Than ars
s. h. liz bsees
essry person who than subscribe md psy tbs suu Of
I'6o shall in sad'toa to 4! e;hsf Esh!. nd p,,s,
ri Tho uoAra Of D!recora ss the,r nettIes durug his
ufe, and vote In such 1oard.
be1i IN eYery ysar on ths 9sss Tuesday Of May, Of
whct. dae notce Gy publication shall bs m.ds III sone
x No. t e.. H. nea ds sss
md al tic hrht nltet1ug to b. hcd on tue aEht tues
lay Of May ne4t. ls7; tho,e iha be n elesuon bed
Executive uoas1, having charge Of tho observatory
MIN such powes and dai!ss = " presesosd BY th'
% Anf. 1. % Tho I'D Drseiors sh.li Ioid once, one
htrd for QUO year, and oneshitd fot Two yeats sne
ourth!td for from tho nr.t day of July o.
tacl year following their appointment Or cleo lou auu
ills consiitu.ton sian e.. io fos sheir Iespse!t
lily of sac ysar. ths soe!ey, tls anau.l meeting
sal e TIRES Director. to take Tho place Of the h1es
yea,. ad ana hs1 .9s appoasa
sa.sol sry rsanf, 1e5safpfa '5 aa'ng ts yeas p:
Lcxt uuit.l1l t}ecl!on, when such nLed pY II
Arr. s, Tue Executive board shall elect from the
I'M. I'D u,ay si,lo:ut such quslited psrsoa a. tlt
MY 70 hs e.s Of T,s,,a,e. y. md Zee
.saIn o.pted. md Tue officers slected aud ptolut
ID .La, sct aud 10 consdessd the oasess Of said Al
rse Executive Board Of Directors shsll ha,
the exclusive regulation aud caro- of the ot*csSatos
beioug:rg 10 tho Society known - ihs ;" psatb2M o
~ ssJ!9sy qs:..oi ~ I'D sdee ii eEes shs
I'll ss;f'feRs s. Rsaa.r II
'...1 n.nsnemcut, eafe and control Of said pIrtG
d. u sus IA ssesy nd i ,ain fna, H. ID y
uoNmeut sor 10 1nalutspAnee aad ote1su99as o.
observatory. md 70 properly .nssst sueA tnao*mea
Az ~ 4 II. board 1t prsetoEs sh.l. ea.te 70 sanl
5stoIt to III oesty d eaeh annusl nasotEg there.
Ia bta1s 10 H. escaa d IL nss pissetaFs, in Viii
, 1875-04-16

Centnur Linime1lts


Will to tho silver your tables, snd Ill ybus ITonse-
hold i'trusi!s. ~hen c!e4ned and polished with Elen-
sFu llean Th. AEteio aAt.sai lntusoal prsduot.
sbtain<d En1n Nevada tnr futirsy ircs from grit
&niusoas chentcala II c!oana and poshes With os. L.
bos aad greater haney hau auy material baors
discovered II should b tu eseE1 we'll regulated house,
hold. Bold BY Hooas FuEnishn8 Soros. Drusxtats Jews
nlors and 0toosrs. A1sot4-GILLKT. AccULLouH
/ CO., u Asd u Goath WsA8 e6s1t Qhlosse.
, 1875-04-16

QE1-BUCHANAN-At tbs residence Of tho
hrid.a tsthcs OK Patk ILL.,. April Is. l7S b. tho Nov
4. 9, M.uss Wiliia:a u: spsnSsr. u Gnisaxo, ed
M Cards.
DAlY-CoyNELL- April IL, at A.. Cotuma akill
Church. by t1a Rev Father Eutkc, ucunts B. DAy aud
M.s4 ANpIa 4. GGal3lL. 4
, 1875-04-16

EpteiI9 U13IdEN % TIN LHHUu 17Epa4s'
GaAAp HAVEN. Mich. April lo.-Tho Psesby-
,eran olergy who hays been holding thclr an
nuA conference :. Spring Lake for tho past
tbrce days ended tllelr meeting Tonight. A
large numbes ot ministers and others were IN ~
tsudaoee, and manifested much. tntazeat IN W
proceedings throughout.
, 1875-04-16

Secondhand OTzann.
Very fns Reed L Sons, Estoy. Prince Co., aud
Duret organs, hut utlo used. for aafe 1t Rcodb Tenn
pls Of Muelc, u Van Durcn ssre,t, ut half,price.
, 1875-04-16

Spttfaf Ijtspatc|t d Tia Chicago 7Ti5uHe.
MILWAUKEE, April 15.-The Evangelical Luz
thetan synod met to. day. th!s being the twenty-
Nth anniversary. The morning Was given up to
tho anniversary celebration, and tho afternoon to
routino huuiuess. Nothing Of, importance waa
tranaacsod to-day. Tho morning Will be devoted
10 Tho settlement Of doctsinal points, and the
aftoruppp 10 busuosa.
, 1875-04-16

Aldermen.
'rha following Commttton to act ia aooordancs
Wilt. tho sririt OF lao revolutions vna elsctnd I
i. n Wliito. L. J. Chnmboelin, j. II. Donlln,
Hermann 1.Iob C. II. Fergus.
Tho meeting then adjourned,
, 1875-04-16
LOCAL LETTERS.
eronEY's RELEAaE fnoM JAIL.

~ Ht Ea,fsr AZ The Ch,eaao NrioH'u: ..
CHICAGO, Aptai 15.-1n III editorial IN tho CHI
c,co Times Of tho t4th Inst, Mf. ". r. Storey
informs hla readers that II Mas perfectly loyal
for tho ShertG 10 foleaso him from jail on aud
Ivy viltuo Of \ telegram from bis lawyer, air.
Goudy. suppose This editorial waa written be-
cause THE Tribune had exposed tho unlawful
trick and manor OF storoys relosse.
Other 'Awyors cannot got their cilcnss out OF
Jail by tc!ssran1s, but Storey seems TO bo IA
vorca convict. Ills roieauo vhs unlawful aud TN
justtlaoio, A will show by n rofcronee to the
statutes and decia!ons Of tho Supreme Court OF
l';iuois. DiYIuion 4 Of 500. 45s, page 4s,
Revised stat1ses Of Illinois. 4. d. 1874,
prnyiies shat IN cases whore sn &C.
t,,sei Is Houtenced to ilcaih mud All order for
a suporaedoas IL obsanea from the Supreme
Court, OF QUO Of Tho Sndgcs tncraof. sle tTnn.
script OF tho record md euch order shall be
tilod III tho of:ce oi tho Clerk OF tho Supreme
Court ; mud that such Clerk Of the Supreme
Court shall issue superscdeaa to stay tue cxo-
cuiton Of tic EentcIca.
Secs. 4gl and 4C2, eamo page. provide TINT =
auporaotlcaa, in oil casoa {whcre tho aentst,co Ia
not Iea,I), BbaI be obtained md isAuO IN like
manner and win like effect a. in cA'cs where
tho ncttonce Is DEATH. And tho Sapromc Court
Pson. E s ss Sso IN asySea ss al s. r. 1hs .s
order Of judge on tho back OF tho
record that n aupcrse1eas issue IL OF no force,
aud does not operate % s1iercnston OF tne
sentence till the TRANSCRIPT Of tho teoord and tho
order Ut tho Judge is filed In the Office OF tho
Clo1k OF tho Supreme Court and 4 writ At error
issued by lin. The Supreme Court in that Case
Baya: .
Tas Judgment Of The Circuit Curt is not fuper-
Ii, wrt Of error n,,,s: rs fel cat !.foro tho caso
bs considered ~ lcnLilE IN tAls G)urs iae osdoF
a T.. mst @ s So s ofi e md sae vi;
error hslltf.
, 1875-04-16

CSc1sNAr1. O.. April 15.-Dolegasos to the
General Assembly Of tia Presbyterian Church
wers elected to-day by tho PresbytoEy OF Ciu-
cIuuati ~ follouas Tho Hev. Dr.. +. D. Nor
ris, tho Rev. ". A. Hutchison, The Rev. II. A.
noss,ser, Elders E. D. 1lanaald, James TAYLOR,
and D. j. Falls. Tho Psesbytcry resonsderad
its ynte taken last fall on the overture from tho
Genesal Assembly concerning tho election Of
Eltlors for tho te1m OF throo years, md voted III
favor OF sha overture.
, 1875-04-16


Sreciai D,spateh ia 1he chtcaao 7rtbnna.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich. April 1t.-The last days
session Of the annual meeting Of the Grand
nlves Conference OF Congt egatloaal Ministers
ind Churches psoycl, ~ WAS anticipated, tho
moBt interesting aud largest attended Of eithor
OF tho prayioua BessonH. Only two aorv'ccH
were held, morning and afternoon.
They wore opened with tho usual
devotional exercises mud social confidence. The
forenoon was taaou up with interesting md able
discussions on aubicctH specially selected. the
feaBk being conducted between tho nevs.
Chatics DoUitttlo mud Z. Iuoth OIL tho relation
Of baptized children to the Church and thu duty
OF tho Church towards tAcm. Tne second Sub
ject for discussion vas = !" How shalt Christian
converted souls" which WAS dwelt upon At
length by the Ross. L. ". Miller and r: Lewis.
who offered maay valuable aud desirable sug-
gcstions, showing various WAyB In which tho OBJ
fect to bu sonsl,s after could bs found. The last
dircusylon was between tho nev. u. E. l3uasc1
aud s, o, bryant, who ia6'soa cnrnes " aud
we'll In enowlug tho Importance OF church mem.
elship to Gasistians. and how to induce
them 10 upits with tho Church, Tut, af-
ternoon session ended the Conference, aud wns
doYuted again TO discussions, tue principal ono
bs!ng oa tho subject Of -. Our snnday.sahoots,
tbe1f importance aud tho doslrability OF form
inv Grand River Annday.School Association "
for our churches, and was dihcoursod upon by
Dr. James Gallup and the Rer. ]. Y: uickmott.
II Hns nlnt:or OF nomo surprise 10 hiB friends,
| vho geuorally seconded 1tH idea, on learning
that tho hsv. ]. y. nicknost tho rasto1 q the
| Congregational! Church here WIS 10 heartily II
favor OF taxing church proparly, which was q
subject OF Interesting Discussion yesterday after
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