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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29
Mr.. MORRIS NOT DIscoUnrEoUs TO Mr. BEEcHEl

Mr.. MORRIS NOT DIsCOURTE0Us TO Mr.. BEECIIER.
Mr.. Beach, am obliged once again 10 draw your
Honors attention to an ungatcfui subject You viii remcm-
Der that some days ago being dissatisfied with the comments
which were daily attached the publication by THE TRIBUNE
OF the proceedings Of bs trial. behalf Of the plaintiff
protested against the reports Of that paper being received
under the official sanction OF this Court official report
Judge NesonThat rather a " the Introductory COM
mcuts. was II nott
Mr. Beach-Yes Sir Now, am furnished this morning with
what pus to be Part let the trial Of Henry Ward Beecher
and is inscribed AN Olcia Verbatim Report" have not
had time to examine in detail the proceedings contained in this
pamphlet but detected the face Of these
ra inaccuracies and omissions which VIC think do great inus
ce 10 the the plaintiff and with permission Sir very
briefly will present examples Of the manner In
which this report prepared and presented " w public under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29

oect talking about H. don't re.ollect that that paper Was
shown you.
@ Don't you think Mr. houlton showed to me those three
papers on Sunday aernooni A. don't know very likely he
did,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29
THE TRIBUNE,S REPORTS.

few copies of a pamphlet published by Messrs
heDivitt, Campbell g. Co, No. Ill Nassau-st. en-
tsIuiDg reports Of the trial were distributed among
National Republican., 1875-11-30
EOR SALE.
FoR SALE.
sos Oo0 A r ES
vALUAB LANDS
I'm KANSAS


By direction ief the Bonorable Secretary OF the
Interior, the undersIgned will receive sealed bids
Of NeosSo % Vss s % s sou nSs
Of the state Of Kansas & sm6raeed within what Is
These isnds are offered for Sale in Compliance
with the provisions Of an act Of Congress approved
Nay q H. ~ lT2; lU. s. statutes-at-Larse, vol. XVII.
They wili be sold to the highest bidder for cash,
acres, al not less than two dollars per- acre for ali Of
said lands lying east OF the Arkansas river and
one dollar and nty cents per acre for such lands as
Printed lists, describing thelsnds hereby offered
acating he emil mnRlmam price at which each tract is
held. win be sent by mail to the address of any per-
sioner Of lie Geenerai Land once or to the register
and receiver Of the LEGAL Offices at Wichita and In
Perions Offering to purchase may bid for as many
tracts .. they may desire, but each bid must oe
more than one hundred and sixty acres, land con.
form to the legal subdivisions embraced In the
Bids must be Accompanied by ten per cent. Of the
bidder, which sus, in case the land Is awarded and
the balance not paid, will be forfeited Should any
bid be rejected, the sum deposited viii be returned
Paftfes Whose bids are accepted viii be notified
BIDS as prsctcabe, and if within forty days after
such notice has been duly mailed payment In null
Land Once Of the amount bid, the land upon which
such bid was made VIII be again sdoIect 70 sale.
BIDS sH s HeT n Scs
Gates of deposit, certified checks on some Govern
ment depository, payable to the order to the Com
missioner OF the General Land ONCE, OF In cur
Theright to reject any and all bids is expressly
reserved.
All bids mast be sealed and addressed 70 the
ssCommissioner OF the General Baad once. wash
ington, ID. c., - and indorsed "Bids Tor Cnerokee
BIDS Will be received as above invited until L
o'clock noon OF the thirtieth day Of November.
$50 sfter which they wiz be duly oPsTedb 19T Teted
ApOA' Commissioner Of the General Land once.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September 10, la6.
Ocf6-WSW
National Republican., 1875-11-30
NOAH WALKER & CO.
Wholssale and Rstail Clothiers.

WHOLESALE anu heIell CloLn1els.
At once It is remembered that previous to the
Mohemmedan invasion of India, in the year Of
cur Lord 6s4, It was universally held o sscrilege
by the people Of that country to wear garments
made from separate pieces Of cloth sewed TO-
gether Previous to this date all garments of
whatever kind were woven in 3 single piece. Il
would Infinitely surprise one Of those old tnhao-
the immense clothing establishment of Moan
Walker & Co., Nos. 165 and 167 West Baltimore
street, Baltimore, where hundreds daily visit Tor
retail trade.
The visitor there finds the business Of the fash
ionable tailor united with that Of the ready-made
elothier, and on q scale as commanding as the
strength Of the one hundred armed giants OF
classic fable, and nearly two hundred persons find
constant employment there.
The worthy founder or this great industry, Mr..
Noah Walker, was born near Emmittsburg. Gar
roll county Mo and emigrsted 70 Baltimore in the
did pOt s1Cess abS Or more than
half century he witnessed the vigorous growth In
wealth and population OF that city, and during
thete years accumulated q colossal fortune, and
as he increased in years grew IN the esteem and
love OF his fellow-ctiZens, unostentatiously dis
pensing with q liberal hand benevolence and
charity, and died ripe in years and clothed With
honor in his seventy ninth year.
Upon the death OF Mr.. Walker, the possession
and management Of this great clothing industry
was beQueathed by him TO his two nephews, Mr..
5. Hamilton Caughy and Mr.. Noah Walker
Caughy, and from the acknowledged business
Qualincations, Application, perseverance ana pop
ulsrity Of Mr.. Walkers successors, It is reason.
able TO predict continuance Of the prosperity OF
this Establishment, and the maintenance Of Its
mercantile influence in Baltimore.
The mass Of elegant goods and Manufactured
articles, of all styles and sizes, truly and imPres
sively indicates the vastness and mercantile &C
tiyity of this house. There is no style. pattern
material or texture, worn by men or boys, tn
spring, summer, autumn or winter, that cannot
here be found, made in the best manner, and FOL
sale upon the most reasonable terms.
This reference is made in the interest Of friendl
who may 60 to Baltimore for the purpose OF buy
ing clothes, but It should not be forgotten thai
there Is in Washington branch Of tho great Bal
timoTo house at No. 625 Pennsylvania avenue
This branch house is under the management o
Mr. Thomas Francis, who ably represents the
firm In all respects Attention Is directed to ths
details Of qualities and prices Of goods in our ed
yertising cOlumne.
National Republican., 1875-11-30
T,,timopi.I 70 Rev. DR.. Hiueklsv.

Rev. Frederick Hinckley has relinquIshed the
further charge Of the pulpit Of the Unitarian
church In this city. In the letter Of the commit
zee appointed at the annual meeting Of the 50
ciety to make Ecitable response to his letter Of
resignation, after communicating the action OF the
society, they add:
In behalf OF ourselves, the committee of man.
Agement, and society, we offer respectful and
sincere aesurances Of affection and esteem. Il Is
the earnest wish and trust Of US all that in what
eEer field you may be called TO LABOR your earnest
devotion 70 and advocacy Of the ideas and pril
eiples Of Unitarianism and liberal Christianity
may ind proper response IN the minds and
hearts Of all among whom your lot may be cas.
We are, very sincerely and truly your friepds
SRS plOtneIss HARVEY SPALDING,
WM. L. BRAMHALL
J.W. BUTTERFIELD
Special Committee.
KAsHIKeTeN, Nov. 8, 1sI5.
National Republican., 1875-11-30
A RUNAWAY AND Lcc1DEHr.
Nan Dangerously Injured.

Yesterday afternoon, about three O'Clock, while
Mr.. John Lowe, employed by Mr.. J. w. Barker,
undertaken. was driving the team Of the latter
along Pennsylvanla avenue, and when near Ninth
street northwest, the animal became frightened
and unmanagea BILE and ran away In turning
the corner at Ninth lstreet the vehicle collIded
with Q eoalcart, throwing ont Mr., Lowe who
struck the paTementBith his head and Ehoaldsrs
He was picked up insensiele and taken into The
drug store Of Drew Gibbs, where medical a.
tendance IVES rendered by DR.. McBlair. He was
hund 10 be seriously mi 1red, knd removed 70 his
home ss EooD - possible by his employer, Mr..
HerkoT
National Republican., 1875-11-30
A Tll.Tauner.

About o'clock Saturday evening colored
man entered the store of Mr.. wunderllck. on
Seventh street, near Virginia avenue southeast
and finding no person behind the counter took the
liberty Of playing clerk for few moments, which
he employed in abstracting the money drawer,
containing about o. In five-cent pieces and pen
nies. Just as he was about TO leave the store bis
presence was discovered, and he ran OF with his
booty, pursued by MT; flooo, eierK IN the navy
no policeman being near; but the trail was lost In
the classic precincts Of Niger hill" and the
revealed the fact that the line Of street. for sew
eral squsres, was strewn with Uncle Sans cop
per currency, showing plainly that the thief could
soft-noney man. A short time before the rob
berry was committed Miss Sophie WundeflEck,
very fortunately, removed several dollars from the
National Republican., 1875-11-30
The z. T. 3. socisty.

Society at their rooms Saturday night the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected for the ensuing
term: President, Macdonald Douglass; vice pres
ident, Frank Martin; secretary, L. G. Chew;
treasurer, Wills Paris. This organization was
instituted in ISL, and has, therefore, standing
OF I'VE years. 1t is the custom Of the gentlemen
composing the K. F. r. to meet once q week and
discuss the leading topics OF the day best adapted
TO instruct and enlighten- Besides this they
have IN preparation some theatricals which are
announced to take place during Christmas week
Tor the benefit OF the fund 20 be devoted to the
procuring new rooms. q library, sc. As soon as
these new quarters are obtained q series OF lee.
tures VIII be conducted before the society by
several prominent gentlemen, who are the patrons
and friends these young men,
National Republican., 1875-11-30
ENTERTAINMENT.
Council Of Uaitsd HsshanieI.

VUuAVA1 " S"-'0@ -eS1-@-1SS'
The frst grand entertainment Of Washington
Council No. i, o. of U. A. n, was held at TALL
rsadre hail last evening. The hall was wen
allied with the members Of the association snd
t1cIr friends. The.proEramns consisted Of vocal
sad Instrumental music, speeches, dialogues
EnG recItations. The opening address was de-
ltvured by Colonel b. +. Grafton, of the Wash
lnefon bar, IN which he reviewed briefly the his
al serceable manner. The Colonel was very
happy n HIS account Of the dignity bestowed
1non KILLED labor from the earliest dawn OF civil
isrfiun 70 the present day. His address Was Doth
tzfeVerflnr and fnstructfFe. Space does not per
~ n 10 rofics each feature OF the programme
prt an present were pleased and gratihed with
1hs entertainment.
National Republican., 1875-11-30
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


n W noo z $
WARREN cROATE CO.'S.
Infeico; the new novel by Augusta
j. Evans, author. OF st. Elmo,n EFlEfM
ssBeulah,S &C.; 81. AAlIEMP
West Indian Pickles; Diary OF a<l==
Cruise Through the West Indies; BY uAAz-40
The Miller silcotti Mills; by Mrs Deslonde $40.
Bible Lands; Their Modern Gustoas and Nam
svo. volume profusely lnusttatedi s.
gonn TODD; me story OF his Lille; ~ %. rs,,s..
to Indian Caucussus: by ndrew Wilson. 8. 25.
Rocks Ahead; by W. r. Grey, author OF sEnig-
The Bird and the Bell; BY c. p. .Cranch; e.
All the other rnew books. Splendtd stock Of books
and articles for the holidays: Full display ready
december 1. Subscriptions for all the Magazines
received. Agents here for the British Qusrttrlies
and 'BlackWoodfs." Now is the time to sub.
scribe New and beautiful Chromos, Notices and
Flower Pieces. Immense varietyof Juvenile Pic
ture Books. Beautiful vines OF artificial Ivy, rose
geranium and Autumn Leaves. suitable for dec
Grating parlors and school-rooms; . beautiful and
permsnens ornament. A great many novelties OF
WARREN CHOATE & Co..
Vernon Row, corner Pa. ave. ami Tenth st.
National Republican., 1875-11-30
Christmas Presents

1t pleasant to consider that, notwithstanding
the much-sbused cry Of ''dul times, there is one
fact established, and that is indulging in the
beautiful system ofexchanging or making presents
for the holidsys-an occasion on which many
hearts are gladdened by triiing outlay. THIS,
then, being considered by even the most economiz-
ing, the next and most important step is to make
such selection for presents early to avoid the rush
and tear Of the shopping season 50 prominent
always few days before Christmas. The advan-
tages TO be derived from early selections are
many: ]. The facility and ease with which Gus
toners can be waited upon. 2. The choice and
having performed that part Of ones duty pleas
antly and sdyantageously, thus setting at ease all
anxiety on the subject.
We were led to these reflections from observing
the elegant assortment Of goods now displayed at
Messrs. NJ. w. Gait, Bro & Co.'S extensive Jew
elry establishment where hundreds OF articles,
from she'll comb to an elegant diamond set, pre-
sent themselves to the visitor suitable for holiday
presents.
National Republican., 1875-11-30
St. Patrick,s Church.

At meeting Of the members of the cOpgregs-
tion Of st. Patrick's church Sunday afternoon,
called by the pastor, Rev. Father Walter. the
latter made Q brief statement Of the condition Of
the unfinished church, on which work had been
suspended. The funds, he stated. had been ex.
by he ist Of April In order 10 carry on the work
without interruption until summer. Several sub
seriptions were made, but Father Walter sug-
gested, as the attendance was small, that Il
would be best to district the parish and have q
committee to solicit subscriptions, Action for the
present was postponed,
National Republican., 1875-11-30
Attention

Il called to the card Of Public Accountant Wn
liam Z. Warren, tf New Yefs, published in
another column Of this raper. Mr.. Warren is
well and faycrably known In New York, where
he enjoys high reputation as an exper1encea
and skiIlfui accountant, In which capacity ne mas
been engaged during several years past in Erest
variety Of the most difhcult and important public
ss well as private cases In New York, BROOKLYN,
Albany, 80, sc. He has also lately been en-
ployed BY the board Of audit Of this city. It's
believed that the custom which 10 known 10 De
very generally observed IN the Old Country-of
having the financial statements aud oalenee
sheets Of prosperous moneyed institutions and pr~
vate business housss, as well - bankrupt esfab-
lishments, Gcrutinzed and veffhed BY osfsfde and
ditnterested professional audltors-fs being quite
rapidly introduced In this country. The numer-
ous failures now occurring throughoutthe country
has LED 10 the suggestion that 0fnclal public
auditors anc aecountants should be appointed IN
National Republican., 1875-11-30
st. Andrews Society.

This eTening the gentlemen Of the famed St
Andrews Society give their twentieth annual en-
tertainnent, in the shape OF dinner, at the new
restaurant OF Russell & Leonard. Among the
ward 10 blythe lovers Of genuine good time than
these annual reunions Of the sons OF Scotia
National Republican., 1875-11-30

The Philsdelphis Ledger notes very little change
IN the market since last week. Prices are steady
At old rates Miners Journal foots the anthrs-
cite tonnage for the week ending the 10th instant
nt t62 TsS tons and for the year to Is ia TONS
yesr. a decresse Of p. ass tons. The bituminous
tonnage for the week was ,751 tons, and for the
year 1880 $50 tons, making total Of all kinds for
the week Of $50 534 TONS and for the year % Oil $50
tons against q sl7 PSI to corresponding date last
YEAR an increase Of 81, ,203 tons.
National Republican., 1875-11-30
The "R.d Fysu War in the West

And the excitement attending thereto has
caused numerous inquiries as to where wine and
LIQUORS free from Impurities or injurious chem
icals can be obtained. In answer thersto we
would state that Mr.. Chris. Xander, rectifier and
distiller, No. Oil Seventh strsec. between and X
Streets offers for sale pure wild cherry bitters.
our best physicians, and recouHendsd by them
for medical purposes. Fine rum and hotel
y .whiskies are also sold there very reasonably.
National Republican., 1875-11-30
rhs Contest tor sp..nsr,hip-

Should not engross public attention 90 mach as 10
depiivethem Of the knowledge that great In
dueenents in fne clothing are now offered at !.
Hamburger and Sons store under the Metropoii.
tan hotel. A visit there will develop tho fact
that for very little money staple articles can be
coats, business, dress suits sad boys clothing
dfsplayed there.
National Republican., 1875-11-30
Preachsr.' Meeting At the Foundry Church

The Association Of Methodist Episcopal Clergy
men met yesterday IN the parlors OF the Foundry
church, Rev. Elisha D. Owen (the president) In
the chair, and Rev. q. W. Hobbs, secretary. The
meeting was opened with religious exercises by
Rev. ]. W. Parker. A large number Of clergy.
men were present, rome Of them coming In quite
late. Rev. ]. r. Wheeler, Rev. W. !. McKenney
and Rev. DR.. Newman being absent, the latter
having been called Saturday to New York to the
bedside Of Mrs. Newman. who Is reported very i'll.
After the usual reports were made the question
proposed by the charm an ct q former meeting
was taken up, as follows: "Should Protestant
clerpymen regard the baptism OF children sup
posed 70 be dying scriptural and valid ~ Upon
former occasion the discussion took wide range
and the origin Of the ordinance Of baptism WAS
referred to as furnishing ground for hesitancy
when called 70 consider the question proposed.
The principal speech was made BY Rev. B. Pey-
ton Brown, of Dunbarton street, Georgetosn,
the point oi which was that the ordinances Of bap-
usm could only be regarded as scriptural and
valid in the Methodist Episcopal Church when
performed by the reguisrly constituted authority
Of an organized Christian Church. Mr. BroUnss
speech was regarded as fair expouent OF enc
views Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Er.
ceptione however, are taken 70 ssme OF his arrn
ments, and the question goes over for further con
eiderati0n.
National Republican., 1875-11-30
Ths Nstropoli. SAYING. Rank,

Cor. ofSeventh street and LouIsians avenue, pays
i've per cent. interest on all deposits made on or
before the Sd Of each month. Saml. Norment
president; ]. A. Ruff, cashier. Trustees, Saml.
NoTment, Nicholas Acker, John Il. Geidard. .Jas
s. Edwards, Geo. r. Thompson, H. Strssburger,
James L. Barbour, W. II. Ciaggett and b. II.
Warner.
National Republican., 1875-11-30
Book asls.

The sale Of books which Is to take place nt the
auction rooms Of Thomas DowlinE, December Q
embraces very large and valuable collection.
Catalogues are now ready for distributien, and
the books are on the shelves for examination.
National Republican., 1875-11-30
EXCURSIONS.

NOTSSN0SfNN-T-~-~-|-r
M OUET VERNON, 4szss~ h
AVA TOMB Uf sShikGyON IL bS
The steamer ARROW, SE--ayN3tE4{li II
Leaves 5eyenth-street wharf Dali Sunday "a
eepted,l At 10 q. m, returning about D. M
Round trip q, Including admission to nansioA
and Grounds. ocl9
National Republican., 1875-11-30
Marriage ,Licenses.
PsnnEHlrania Coal Trads.

The following licenses we're issued yesterday
Jefferson Brown and Mary V. Lee; Luther De
Vaughn rEd OGtharine Dean
National Republican., 1875-11-30
me- Aladdiu escurity Oh,

ana prevent any possibility Of an explosion sueh
a. occurred at Mr.. d. a. Bsbcocks frame factory
October "a 1875
National Republican., 1875-11-30
Important

We deem It important to taxpayers to know
that they can now obtain large discount on
their special Improvement tax bills, By paying
through DC. Lay to.,
=. 70 Fouf. and-a-haif rtfeet.
National Republican., 1875-11-30
N EW BOO x
IN For sale by
w. H. 30. h. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Publishers,
E5PENEsYLVANIAA AVE.

pesty on Federal Procedure.
3 u. 8. Commissioners, Manual. AHlfH
Financial history of the War; OF 5l4
the Legal Tender Paper Money ts-Hz~
sued during the Rebellion By NA>1z
spauldiDg.
Law and Practice OF Patents and Inventions.
By W. +. Agnew, London.
Bullen q Leake's PRESIDENTS OF Pleadlngs; 81
edition; London.
Court OF Claims Reports; vol. 10.
American Law Elections. McCrary.
Commentaiies on the Law OF England. Brown
q Hadley.
Law or Taxation. Hillard.
Massschusetts supreme Couyt reports; vol. III.
New York Court Of Appeals Reports; VOL 81.
Blatehford,s Circuit Court r. ports; vol T.
Bishop on the Law OF Married Women. vol. =
sberman's Historical Raid; The Memoirs in the
Light Of the Record. Boynton.
Origin OF Our Alphsbet- By J. Enthofer.
Mrs. Dahlgren's Atiquette or washington Cl1S'
Sd edition.
ls=s no29-tf
National Republican., 1875-11-30

NnvER efse up the ship. DR.. Bulls Cough
sfrup may cure you. - 1t has done others II
costs little, ana can never harm. Price Is cents.
National Republican., 1875-11-30
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTE

Pocket book lost.
Cigar store for sale.
Elegantly furnished rooms.
Hans Won Bulows concerts
From q, 900 to $4,000 to loan.
II. A. Hall, justice Of the peace.
Ladies' fine furs ct Stinemetz's.
Rooms at l57 street northwest.
Court sale Of valuable property.
Fine paintings for sale BY Duncsnson Bros.
Parlor and bedroom for rent at 1883 street.
Comfortable rooms 81 n6 street northeast.
Valuable lot at auction BY Gatchel & Wilson.
Trustees sale OF thirteen two story brick houses.
Beautiful suite OF rooms for rent at 621 F street.
Rooms en- suite at COT Thirteenth street north
west
The latest styles 10 hats can be had from Stine-
metz.
Spacious suite Of rooms at 925 Ninth street
northwest.
Furnished rooms at go Pennsylvania avenue,
Capitol Hill.
Psrlor and one or two bedrooms for rent In the
"West End.m
Twostory frame dwelling house for sale by g.
W. Stickney.
man Green.
Tbree-story brick house for sale by CHARLES A.
Hinckley 4 Co.
Seconds story frontroom for rent at 1lss Ninth
street northwest
handsomely furnIshed rooms at SO Second
Furnished saloon parlOr and bedroom at Ilos
+ street northwest.
Handsomely furnished rooms within eight min.
utes walk Of the Capitol.
List OF new books at Shillington's, corner Four
and-a-half street and Pennsylvanis avenue.
| The Most Remarkable Remedy Ever Discovered
IBKEsoN's cAPcIsE POROUS PLASTER.
At no time in the history Of true medicine ha,
an article appeared which has met With ereatei
at.. arfo ft.rr A.
Plaster. why they are preferred to all othel
| porous plasters Is OWING to their improved com
position; they act instantaneousiy cure speedily
and effectually.
Physicians and the general public who acknoui
edge the great benefits derived from the use o
the ordinary porons plaster, however, maintain
| that their action is not sufficiently prompr, 70
STng time ana .Sons wear
comes this difleulty by accomplishing In . few
hours that which It takes any other plaster .,
Aiiho1gh recent discovery, oapcins has been
thoroughly tested by physicians, and IN each In
/ stance has been pronounced the most remarkable
safe, certain and thoroughly efdcacious remedy
incorporating Capcine In an improved Porous
i Plaster has been accomplished after repeated %
now prescribed By them with unprecedented suc
| cess; especially in rheumatism, pleurtsy. stub
born colds, kidney complaints and all diseases
/ for which porous plaster has been used.
Its marvellous influence over the circulation
and general effect on the system IL almost incred
| ible; from the moment Of its application TO thu
affected part It operates with Astonishing vigor-
| brings relief ana cures more efectually than AM
| known plaster, liniment or compound.
II 10 . genuine pharmaceutical preparation o.
the highest order Of merit its Ingredients are en-
| tirely vegetable and free from mineral or meta
1 poisons. One trial will convince the most skep
teal Of its superiority over the ordinary poroul
/ plasters. When you desire prompt and immedist,
/ relief, ask your druggist for Benson's Oapcfn,
| Plaster. Price, rs cents.
i SEABuKY & JOHNSON,
/ Wholesale Agents, New York.
National Republican., 1875-11-30
EEkERLL NEWS OF THEcITY
NEETIHG Or EVIIGEuGAL Preachers
fHI gEIEH OF BAPrISH DISCUSSED
DISTRICT BONDS CANCELLED AND DESTROYED
RUNAWAY AND SERIOUsTACCIDENT

rhe Belt Railroad to Be.Inaugurated
Ts.MorrOW-Its CircuitOus Route
Ladies' Fair at Masonic Temple
TestimOnial TO a Pastor - 6enerai
Paragraphs OF Local Interest.