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painful Times. Frances vlimsr beloved wfo % Ch,rss
- Msmalns removed to Rhinsbcok. ~ r., for inter
,,ktH2E.- On TUESDAY. Nov. 49, Of diphiseris. Mat.
Ellen Kehoe. aged years. 10 months, nd ~ dayS.
.ine rcmlNcs and friends OF tho family respect.
fuy Invited TO attend the iuperai, It Wednesday.
,NgCAkvliL.-on SUNDAY, Nov. H. Hush Mccsrn
81 county Monaghan, lrgisud in ths 10Th year Of his
ihc relative, and friends OF the family and tho mem
H,lt - VIC tsihOIc mon ofst Mufy's ftc utlacti.
~ 'oiccptor, src respectfully iuV,tcd H. 4ff.ui The
~. -. on Neunt DAY. sty 4. NJ
- dNl.t W.. ul No 'av, Nov ~ David q. .-reu.
~ hvi "~'ld 'nG h'eh letugrcw, a;cd inon. and
ne fgai., ss.I ff'o.ls no resuectfnli, ie.t,atn
ae'tHH h- rune al tom tic re Fence ~ t.n f.1t
l"t' Nih ~, D "Wednesday, ~ I. at -. uU .ura
IN Nnl{-. on Jtr.os CITY lie q t.. on No..irvg O.
@ y. NJ, WIFI ~ John. ony CHILD II ~ ~ arf l. j.
i's -, t-t iear'' - months. and 81 days.
inl'f InN"u - attend ftr funeral frn In III, TO- 10 -, ~
- narc.s ,.am st' ler',y Cily Neigh. ,i b, 70.
sNlrn. suddenly on Tic esth 'ns,. Caroline. ~-.
o. &c rae sli f.,a 80 'ii Nfdr. and mon h..
ifnHll9 70 Nr convey ~ Hemp Hefd. \. on ia
afs a. ". N"H'tis 80 thf .u art room. ste g.
tend iAc tn rail- from htr he read nce t.u'. Du.
rHnf at" NrreaNUn. iuu. q. OF u NJ .i.n n,
oi -'tl't rtUi irnc aifp mem trs O. l'ster -bei,
VA eh. ~udcrnN. o7 1ugsday. N1v 20. hn'reu
va naive VI le Pam kihsae. County orK, Ire
mi Ut aeri - i~ars
me rclaty' and irioads vt the fimuy are rcsr.-i
iuN ln'lni 70 attend ths funeral rom s 'l. ta,..
l'h'c, ihuV ~ Az, On IHtrsdiv Dec ., A. 4. ".
NoiHr;,- Tue rntci .aibc. Ma,acw & A d. 20. lei,
,her nali. Graud If 4 IN S.. wednesday, Dee D. a.
"coc 90 attend the fHrtre IT their iiIt brother
joaN I,irs, Secretary. - '" '' ''''-'"'
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Transa tions yesterday ut the Exchange Oom-
rr'scd re following fofecicsnrc sales; or sa'orY
brown stone rse lot 20ssO. " IA s,vcnfy.fhird
street fe,t west Madison avenue. go 0is CpanuD
one pot 100 ioroO, northeast corner Ffu avenue sud
li"h street. Sii5op tplanunD one plot iUotixt0o.
southwest corner Seventh avenue and i2oth street.
tn1n0 orliiruf one house with lot fx1OO s. s0rth
.i' ply u "a street. 1928 feet east Second avenue
~ .'' crc similar rouse nnf 1- adj lnnr,tia,,Oi
~. ~ ~. ~ loIs'- a.d los agioining sN,6u c.th
ensi Madi'n Menuc, south Fordllir, $1,000 one plot
luNl-' north side Morr street lOp cas- Na,sun
avenue iujo one plot lOOtl d. Mouth side Morris
rot ~ tcgt ~ tcn'rll ave " $4,000; one plot
Az nn" ltep aud one .-story nric< tenement with
lot "iNN ne north fdo DuanCcy ~ feet tssrx
HireN, ff,Om. Inc following foreclosure saics we're
adjourned Property north side Fiitysxth street,
hinth aver nue. aud promises ~ East seventh srcct
Dec upcriJ east fite Fourh avenue. south sN '.
property to Dec. II
nnoet u foreclosure sales are announced for to.
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lTEE TILL aLONED.


Another Telegram from BabcocE The CRse
for the Defence.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 30.-The prosecution in
the AS,rl tnal closed to-day oy the introduc-
Iion Il some testimony of a general character,
anu the followiug telegram;
WArniN@roN, Dee ., 1874
CoL ~ p 4. Jnce. 80 L....
C-auoi asar mat any ono has gone oris Polas
f-i-n nod BAHCoCK.
long discussion then took place, Juuge
Kram, Tor the defence, contending that three
co nts Of the indictment against his client were
Insufficient, ana should ice quashed. Gen. Hen
orr. %, for the prosecution, replied. and admit
tea hat one of tnc counts wa5 in-uniciD M, at
maintained that the otuels were good aud bind
iu- utun the defendant. The Court sustained
Jul - krum position as Ia two cuuLts, and
sold he shOAld ms rdct the jury To return a YER
diDt Of not = lllty a. Ut en-. ihc other counts
were hcld to be good, ana the defence then pro-
ccr ded ith Their sldt DN introducing three let
tiers II q social character, which had passed be
tween Joyce and Avery, and tending to show
th / they were IN The uaut' Of using lch fimi-
II n terms d, Billy and Aleck -Joyces middle
81 me, aud Aycrt r Curistiau name-in Whiting
Z e.. Ca q her. Deposit Ins ~ Icr-ons IN WASH
iu-tou, relating o. the good character Of avery,
were also re- 4d, lhis done, judge Krum an
HouI ed thnt "a bc tho case for TIE defen, G.
ue ag-ments wlll be heard tomorrow.
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Az INTENTOR'S WIVES.
Another step In the struggle for "a Share Of
singers fiiteen Millions.


The litigation concerning the viii of
Isaac NJ. Singer was resumed yesterday before
Surrogate CONN. Mr.. Austin G. Phcp- testified
that he knew Isaac VI. singer IN Boston. nd FIRE.
queutiy heard him speak of the contestant as his
wife The witness also saw hin address letters
To " Nrs. Isaac VI. Singer" On the birth Of one
Il his daughters Mr.. singer said to the Witness
"Nr. Phelps. | nm the llckie,t m n IA the
world. have bo,s aud girls alternately"
Ma. Foster testified Zoo rel ti.u 10 q ball sne
attended with Is ac VI. singer ana that he IN
trodncod her ~ his vie. lie also had visiting
e rds prntc 3, one OF " ich offered % cvl-
dence. b".ine the name of Nils. Isaac NJ.
Smger.'
his closed The case f1r the contestant. and
M. Carter called Horace p. liai'y,a brother OF
cath rine ". Haley, Mr.. singers first wife. VINO
II living IN Brookl,n. lie testified with regard
In cro-s-eKamning the witness Mr.. Van Pet
tried 10 show tiat MS sister had been iivOrceQ
tfun Mr.. Singer for adultery. and that the crane
wa committed AMI repeated while the nest
ant was living with tho testatpr a. his wife. The
divorce was uotnned six months before the
contest mt ~ 1aratrd from Mr. Susrr, md T.
aeNolved upOu counsel to SHOW that during that
half year, us well as during the preceding
Twenty-Five Year,, the testalor acknowledged
Mrs. Foster as his wife.
lX.Judse porter opposed the lire ~ exami-
nation 10 a long argument, saying ~ a tht u pa
tation Of tir Singers first wife, who wa not a
parry to tn" litigation, should not he assfiled In
her absence, unless the necessity was apparent /;
Mrs Eos or's rel lions with Isaac NJ. Singer
g. uld MT ne shown ~ the course the cynte /
ants counsel proposed tn pursue. and the lrst
Mr.. Singers guilt could not, III Mrs FOSTER
4 sc, make the mistress wife.
Y he witness was permitted to testify that his
sister We bir. h to "A culld after 1881.
Nicholas 4. Apollous, REGISTER or Boston,
produced the on-in ccrtin ate of the IN rr'age
Ia 1881 ~ JOHN l.. Foster to Mary Am onser.
John ii Fie,d, Congregational minister, tc--
tiled III ~ drew ~ the certificate, and then
tine fr1 ceilings were adjourned until this
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rOUNG IRISHMAN'S rex.
Winning II Bride with WINK, nnd IA Fortune
Aiinr a LOng Utilization.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 3O.-An interesting
Will case has Just been settled in the courts
here. Almoran Harris Of Cranston, worth about
S200000, had one daughter The daughter, while
walking ON Westminster street, met a Young
lr.~h.uan named O'Rourke, whose antecedents
were not Of the hest klnd, hui who was rather
guod-ooh ing, and not at all reserved in man
ners. lie wlnked. she smiled, they loved aud
got married. AlmOran's rage kne no bounds,
Tor ne hated freshmen. He eiused to he recon
cilrd to hi, daughter, and made Will leaving
all bis property to iva old maids not related 10
HIM, except $500 year TO MIS- o. hourke. lhe
dlugh or appenlod from the will, aud after u
lnns litigation he old maids have settled the
case UY handing over SU0,UO0 to the O'Huurkes.
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TnE cOLLEGE cHfmPIoNsHIP.
4 Young Woman from Cornell University In
the students Contest.

The colleges connected with tho Inter
collegiate Literary Association have appointed
rep esentati,es to take part In the competitive
examinations in mathematics and Greck to-day
ia the New York University building. Admiral
Davis Of the United States Navy, Prof Simon
Newcumb Of the Naval Observatory, and Prof.
T. :. Niche Of West Point, will conduct the cy-
ANIMATION IN mathematics, and representatives,
Of Princeton ana Williams Colleges, Cornell Tint
yer ATTY. New York luN rsltY, Hamilton College,
Rutgers College, syracuse University, LAFAYETTE
{ II ge, ~. Johns College, the College ot tie
CitY uf New y orh, and Northwestern University
OF Illinois will be examined. the Rev. DR.. \.
W. Cnamuers Charlton r. Lewis, and w. Il.
Dimmock, LL.D Ot Q4incy, Mass, Will exam
i've representatives Of nine colleges In the tidi-
pLf HSranuuS" OF Suphuc.cs ana Ia Greek CON
position. All the colleges competing IN the
mathematical examination, except Princeton
ana LAFAYETTE, have entered the Greek contest.
Cornell University sends Young lady, Miss
Josephine j, Thomas, to try for the Greek prize.
Przt amounting u 81 900 aIe 10 bs awarded,
the result to be made luulc ON tho occasion Of
tno trtturlCai contest In the Academy Of music
on the ith Of January.
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rHE NEW srirE cArIroL.
Gov. Tilden Considering the CHARGES Made
bv Nic--rs. Feltcr and Banta.

ALBANY Nov. 30.-rhc document con-
corning the construction OF the new Capt. .,
signed by felier and Banta, aud published on
Monday last. was laid before the Governor sew
eral weeks ago. these gentlemen, mcmbcrs Of
the New York Mechanics and Tradcsmcn's
Association, aud practical builders, were select
ed by the parties WHO had made the charges
detrimental to the present supervision 81 the
construction ~ the iui ding to examine tine
work critically ana report thereon. Ihey Hade
tn NtuIuattun aud submitted the report re-
fcrrcd 10. lh,- report wi tnc charges, VS.
laid before the Governor, VINO now has IL
under consideration. al" Governor has author
izcd no one 10 saw tor him. nor have the mem
her, the commits ion tur Them. tnat he ur
thcY viii ignore or &c no attention to this re-
port on the charges Inev have received man
reports, cElr-cs. and tumors concerning tue
reo { pi ul, and have gwen tnem al Sucu COM
sidcratlou ~ their timo ana opportunities
Wolld afford lucv VIII do the $ me with the
oue- last nut before them. Some OF tie cn fges
are serl lus and do serving Of careful con-idtrd-
u "a; bat they feel that 1t is pre-umgtuou- on
TIA y ~ Of any one to intimate even tuat hey
would doodle upon such mOmentuus questions
without the closest scrutiny aud examination.
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THE CAREER or BrGAwrsr.
Three Girls and One widow n. Victims Of
his Deception.

WARWICK, N. Y. Nov. 3O.-Matthew B.
Van Ostrand, native Of Vernon, Sussex County,
Nd, IS in prison In Springfield, Ohio, on a charge
OF big my. lie formerly lived In this pl ce, and
has many relatives residing hereabouts who are
much respected. He was nrst married in 1866
to Mis- Fla Penny, daughter Of aweaithy farmer
living between this village nod Florida he lived
wlth her about three ycars. during whicn tiuo
she bore him two children. Financial erihar-
rassments forced him to quit tins section, and
he took his family To- Clunia. There he con.
unu Il TO run hehind. Nm rally. ana hrs vito.
WIN her two children. returned to the house VI
her parents in this town.
he next heard Of Van O-frand was that he
had married Miss Tucker OF Lock nort. Ma ARA
cnuhtv. He lived with her n snort time MY.
Her ilcnus learning that she was V. n Ostrand's
second wife. the nrst one hcing 3tiil 1--we. and
and this tact becoming soon known to the nus
b-nd, ne lost No time IN getting ont Of that
ncirhhorhood. The nest hoard ~ him wa that
ne had been sentenced 70 tho penneriiary ~
Columbus. ONO, for i0r ing n more on farmer
IN that ; iate. Al er two wears service he was
pardouel out hy the Governor, tho pardon
bclng or uted In August, iet4
Now he ~ again In trouble. having married
two more wives, making four in all fne s,ory
goes that after his r,lease from the penitcntiary
he became acquainted with a Oh lrmiug Young
girl In Delaware, ohio. the daughter If a prom
iuent clcrgvman Of that place. The ncquaint-
aucc soon ripcned int intimacy, ard on The ltn
OF October they were married. lie then went
under the n mo ~ Ryefson. iess than year
aiterward Van OstIand. alias Ryerson, became
acquainted with a beautiful aud accomplished
young v idOw Of Snringne i, Ohio, VINO posses cd
good fortune. Van Ostrand. abandoning his
pretty little wife at Delaware, went to spring
Held ana captured the fascinating widow,
making her his fourth wife. The marriage cere-
mony was performed oil the eSth OF September
last. The fact having leaked out that Van Os-
ttand had been married before, he packed up
his dud~ and went To Windsor, Canada. A
Springfield officer decOyed MIN over TO Detroit
aud arrested him. He "a now In jail in Spring
ncld awaiting trial on charge Of bssluy. It's
said tnat the deception he practised on the
young widow OF Springfield has so preyed UPON
hOr mind that she has become hopelessly insane.
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THE CfNiL FRAUDS.
How the Orisknnv Feeder Pulled the Pockets
OF some Mill Owners.

ALBANY. Nov. @.-The legislative joint
committee TO investigate canal frauds to-day
examined into the claims for damages caused
BY the construction OF the Oriskany feeder.
Samuel II. Hallock. one Of tho claimants, testi-
fed that the feeder affected the stream, except
In times of food or rain. He, however, ran
his mill most OF the time, probably not losing
over six weeks In any year since the dam was
constructed. Yet he put in clltm for damages.
aud was awarded fl3.ST. The owners Of the
Dexter MIL who claimed to have been detained
from four TO six weeks, were allowed .B;BSO,
more than the whole property was worth. Buell.
y Wallcck also got an allowance Of a., sN for six
or eight weeks detention. Walter II. Pierce
put IN claim OF $3.50 for breaking up his to-
bacco business, and was awarded $l.Ng332. No
witnesses were called for the state In these
cases, none hut tho claim tnts' witnesses being
heard by the Canal Appraisers.
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"rnnhir Rectal from the Physician who
Ln'b .imcd ihc Hody al John &. Colt.

~ '"L fhll'k or IlIE SUNNI. Dr.
e.. t.sIle's coutluutio ,tion In vonr issue ~
no etl call. D.,
V .'i 'I' ''i'l''''"h 81 tue
n'f - tfi- Wllh john q. Colt. The facts "a
l,r a. s.t fltb b., tu,. l,,t,,r are c.rrec,
tN.w Iohn g. In Il Du.inn-. ,,., ana nv rst,
snifn h...,r th,r san, 20 ~. ,,,,,t. iaf,,r,r,
g. u.f- .rJonuC {. aftcr bis NM ni,tc,.Ni -
.sd Nny IT, ISfs tln tLs .5s'' ma, = 90,
y. .Ilftr. ID Df.,r,,y tn.n rxt.,n al ~ nrL -
.t Dr. AullD.y' 49, d,.-ir,,n t,,. /, Oh. eel Ilr
--H.. .nI -rnuai tull an IN. + .lt.v ~,
f.... t.,.fr,,,l In me 30. r. r,,,n, nt a..
.rf.Ie 0u-.,ils H. r. nis, In hrinp lie n.c 49,
Ia. ni irr.Is 20 lbain, or preser We Inc ondv
81 IuHu. a.. r. rash m ind "A. tiav desired ~
p .4ly, to tonuCritrut. NE ur ics-- - m
+ t.rlvirr f. i,',t,l or car ia ,,t.ry was ni't
Non tl.ttI-. IL 1 ana 80 att ma M. a. min wns
.Ii..d irnm the N.ult ana Dlar.d In mo eel
Hf INu.r fUe w.. ~ room. whrf,, IL " < onnu.t
81 O.. .aay, not II y "a or Out OF thr
..'e j mi &. colt, was coma rfd thor IN,
nur. placid ana hl,hke did h. ever look
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TUESDAY. Nov. 30-FLoUR AND MK.T-At a
viva OF dcnSnd Tor Sport and home NE s and ssm me
recovery in price,. The most active demand hs- bcra
up~ ard have sIarso 6u, little IN he ian fovemen To- II"
moderate deaand IS family ' and ,Tsde bs aH
Buckwhcat a ur du Bye nour steady. Corn meal nrn
81 a. sSSsfnns ;fasS .aa Western: 5000
20 iS@T !; DO. Siier w6ea, ana Xxx. e. %
ra S6%,S c l ifaGs and family f otsus ss'gSS
S Gus soulher9 baker, and family brands t7s!Ses'
Il ane S@tto SUI wsAaRMs;,ern e,e ts$Sd
PRoyi,ioNs renewed speculation In pork and
lac new p,es,bg season on rIy",e oGsery
scarce anu hgh " con ana cut meats have been les
huoyant, and beef beet have been unchargcd
Inspected at tss 50; and Tor future delivery LOO
ms. nes, mes. at tsi So seller the YEAR snd
con duh Guy nea oact Lsrd p fsmy ac,e S a.
10 n ec a aeS 6d ses Oh ne SPOT ~ tes At
and 70 - olOc Tor refined ana for future delivery
V 10 ii6aisso Tor M nv, and ISL, IL si6c for
Lchru ry closing At inside prices, but lrm. falloW
m En- We quote; PORK. Dbl. mess tle.9js $50 10
90 BesfPn d ps n; Oh e1 snd asS ,iS
Ky ' pol prime mess, = &C., s2g@tg3 India ncss.
80 .: i92ssiS4ej sloqdcrs. plesled. s,,a@hca no
city. IFS Smoked nanis lt@i5c smoked shoulders,
10hs lultc Dressed hogs. ga tndc.
some revival Of export demand closes rather steady
corn ana oats has subsidized and thew have heconr du
Barley has been active, out rye II Qutt. Today
wncat du sales ~ bOo bush AZ VI Is 10 FOR No
" ~aukce ~ - for mixed No. Chicago anu Nil
waukee tll2 for inferior RED winter ti 2tti go
for ungraaeu spring fl.3Oetti.S5 for amber winter .
~ fNttl % Tor white winter. No. 10 81 TO
81 80 Tor No 2M waudee; fig2Cti - FOR 80 Ch %
spring tiI2, Al 10 Tor No. sprg; and 81 08a iO4
vi ctcd spr1ng Osts shade nrner thu meter
for tar TO choice Western mixed, 47j1c for NO Che
ca mixed, 4hs2c. FOR white State ana $40 iSc fir
~ Re STATE inferior Western mixed. iNeiac Pea -
Salcr S,lUl bu 81. canada neld IN bond .lO7 Barley
active and higher; sale 900 bush. at pc fJr two
roWri state 81 Osa VI for fourrowed State store
VI l-sSl liin Tor No. iav. anu fiiS Tor No. canada
Barley mali-State u ~ 81 800 aut Canada. laI.s
r.to Corn hrner sales $3.50 uush. at oJe6sc for
Lev Western mixed 90 10 sc. for call mixed. il07ls
i9r steamer mixed !tg'1c for Man mixed anu yellow.
ard 5ta 4sc lot white.
CorruN-Tne fluctuations In the market have been
uunp Iitant, but Httery mere has weaxness In
bofl spot an fu ufee Foreign advlces nave been
Rarded a. unfaNtfdble receipts have been large,
sto ks show great accumulation. which, owing to the
scatctY OF ocean ireignts, IN continue. The
al the ports from sept. to last night Ave cpo
bales, against 1337boO for the spouding ncrod
last wear. TO-DAY, vi free OFFERINGS and light demand
tue market rnled vek aud Irregular Quotations IN
ansed. safes lliS Olles OF which t55 FOR export.
90 and shade casicr s1les f1n01 haes. Al l3lsc.
Tor prccnhet lH&c for JanuAry - ~ for Fehru.
ary - lpSsc for March. tJfc Tor April and 3 ~ iec.
Tor NAY. Receipts al the porte 60 ciy vffc 81
naic The Liverpool market was steady ding up
lands osi, We quote on the spot;
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THE ORIENTAL CHURCH.
Father Ricrrina's Plea for the Reunion Of
Cbristian Churches.


The Rev. Father n. Bjerring, Pastor Of
the Crock Church OF this city, delivered to a
select audience 10 Association II all last night an
interesting lecture touching the friendly feeling
Of the Oriental Church for the other churches OF
Christendom. introducing other subjects Of
kindred character. In opening his address,
after having been presented by the Rev Dr.
OsgoOd, Father Bierring said
Before our blessed Lord retured TO His
Fstucr, lie prayed that His disciples might all
Re one. For the reunion Of the divided cnugc -
the oriental Church prays daily In the spnit If
her Mister. Tue desire for unity maniit5ts
itself iu many Christian communions II ap-
pearCd first In the efforts OF the Eyanetici
Alhn'e' ana aterwMu IN nose OF the OricLtdl,
tnc Ancc ican. and tue OH Catholic churches 10
in1 comm "a basis IN fuu iamental doc rines.
In order To fuse further information concern
ing he orient II Church, while use my humble
eGnrts t. aid In the work ct reunion. / will give
uictuIe OF tue inner life Of that cuurcu. ht
Orieutal Church" the lecturer continued. ." will
alwa occu q pro niuent pg IN the study
of tne religions Of the word. AZ the true
knowledge OF language requires know lie go
Oi tangu yes. - a true knowledge u a religion
requires kn0wiege Of religions. And however
bold tue assertion may sound That al the Lam
euages OF mhnkinl have an rental NorGin, true
u l. thai gu religions. Ike the sun, have risen
frum the East.
d" Tue oriental Cnurch includes withinher pale
the Patriarcnatts Of COnstantinOpie. II AleKal-
dril. Of Antioch. and II icri tlem tue Church
ut Greece, unaer the Holy synod In Athens
ara the Cnurcn Of Russia, under the Holy synod
In IT Peterst urg.
Tho Russian Church bad ia birth at \ time
when Christian truths had already passed
through nearly all the trials tnat marked the be-
ginning OF the era Of Christianity. IL was In tes
that the Russian nation, following the example
OF the Granl Duke Vladimir. received tue holy
baptism. Inc lr.t indications of Chrlstilniiy
ia kussia we're uf an . lrlier date. Tue duchess
Olga. the grundmoi her - Vladimir. as baptiz, d
IL tunst lnuuoule In 9bi. aud i hence esteemed
the plantcr of Christianity on Russian sod.
- here are the speaker SAID, " no organs or
other instruments of music IN the Oriental
churches. Inc church tulerates no persecution
on account n dircron 'es ot religious belief sue
docs not Judge between men"
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TIN WEEKLY arN .abli shed thlA morning con
ts.A. tnc g. lovln-i
".,k9, inns's nisiory-1he ,Exnos,uros in s.
lnu.--o %. ~ "Dot .l's fartnc Toe Wutn ll1 Uhe
.Ia tue NM-k,J lNn- N4hlug DieI 20 tut Ir %.
q mo- il'g,oh,lii IHn outs h.mnolh jon .Ict
DAYS a. huroad cunVcnu0n at =. L0uisi br.tu ct
Ni4l.uu 10 Ah,1r- Lee AcCuHiultlon uli ~ riuutiVn
~ al t... tu Us f.nun H.rr Trouble ful u cucr-
a Y 'oN MR., Alognqn luc Consrgan on'l ,"un-
cli IA lm o4taDt Political MoN nae. -Engiand's
4 sew JlD t.r Congress- lhH P.e-utu. A Tilrl
quo ca b. ttierA E4itor lrOpn ed a. o n4i4afci Inc
DlIcn Canal Pr irct; Ius Spinlru GOO I1A; Ihr Ia
ian COMMENCEMENT The var ia liberia; oar Sol
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Inc Centennial IL, tLnus eng NJ ana 70 mluNf Oh
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