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FFNN,S EXTRACT

ARKS AND ROOTS,
Is just what every family want through
the hot season. A 25 cent bottle will make
ten gallons of splendid Root Beer. 1t is a
cooling and refreshing beverage, and will
not hurt the most delicate constitution. 1t
is really health giving. Try it; sold by
oil dealers in medicine.
FRANCIS FEM, Prop'r.
Rutland, Vt.
Wells, Richardson & Co, wholesale
agents, Burlington. d&w
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BY. TELEGRAPH.
Especial to The Globe.l
Drowned.

ST.. ALDANs, VT, Aug. 8.
young man of this place named Harry
M. Hilton, head cutter In Soper's tailoring
establishment, while on pleasure excur-
sion to South Island, ventured out upon
the lake alone in small skiff, and was
capsized and drowned. The body has not
been recovered. r.
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National Camp Meeting.

NEwBuRGn, Aug. 8.
The last meeting of the series of national
camp meetings for 1876 will commence at
Wesley grove, near Goshen, N. Y, on the
25th inst, and to continue ten days. Rev.
is. Inskip, president of the national
camp meeting association, will have charge.
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Beecher breaches.

TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Aug. 8.
Beecher preached The first of his vaca-
ton sermons here to-day 10 a large congre-
cation, many of whom came by special
trains and private vehicles from the sur
rounding country.
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John Cain, Director and Agent Of the
Vermont Mutual also, agent for Rutland
county of the Peoples Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company of Burlington. Office I'M
der the Town hall.
Rutland, June Is, 1876.
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The Pension Roll

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.
The pension office states the number of
pensioners on the rolls June 80, as 22S, 034,
decrease for the year of 4,S71. The
amount paid for the past year is s. 100000
less than the previous year.
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The Muster of the National Guard.

HEADQUARTERS
FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD OF VERMONT
BURLINGTON, W., Aug. g. 1915. }
GENERAL ORDER(
No. 81.
:. This regiment will go into camp at Brattle-
boro, Vt, on the morning OF Tuesday. August
"a, 1875, FOL five days
~ 2 This camp will be known as camp "Asahcl
g. Company commanders will report at regi-
mental headquarters for.duty Immediately upon
l. Immediately after guard mount on the
morning OF Tuesday, August "a, the first SER
geant OF each company Will report to the adju-
t taLI at MS quarters with company rolls and
8. Unless otherwise ordered the following
routine OF duty will be observed:
]. assembly l OF trumpeters, ga. m.
8. Assembly, (roll calD 5:35 q. IN.
Z. Police cali, o a. m.
8. Breakfast call, a. m.
Surgeons call, Z a. m.
z. Guard mount, $50 a. IN.
Assembly OF guard details, S:45 u. m.
s. Battalion drill, 10 a. IN.
Q. Recall and roll call. 70 m.
il. Dinner, ia:so p. NJ r. LIE
IL. Company drill, 1880 p. m.
70. Recall and formation OF battalion line for
afternoon drill, $3.50 p. m.
IA. Recall, p. IN
10 Parade Adj atnniS'ss ca Il 81 CHS p. m.
i. A Assembly Of trumpeters, 10 p. M.
IS. Tattoo, 1918 p. IN.
10. Assembly, Qoll calD 1880 D. NJ
Attention is called to article si4 Of Upton's
infantry tactics.
Q. An onicer Of the day will be detailed each
Gay ga VINO VIII report TO the commanding officer
Tor orders Immediately after guard mount
7. Company morning reports will be sent to
me IN, ad)utants quarters each morning by. 10
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Memorial Meeting.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 8.
A meeting of the citizens was held in
the Exposition building last night TO cx-
press sorrow at the death Of ex-Preslclent
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Weather Probabilities.


OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OrricER.l
WAsHISGToN. Aug. SIS p. IN.
For New England and the middle states,
clear and clearing and warmer weather
during Monday, with southerly to westerly
winds, slight ch,nges in the barometer and
possibly light rains on the New England
coast tonight.
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Steamer Burned.

sal WATRRrows, N. Y, Aug. 8.
The steamer York was burned to the
waters edge at four o'clock this morning at
Massena, N. Y.
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Trains Running.

ao c.u0J saaa SpRINaFIRLD, Aug. 0.
The damage TO the Hoosac tunnel Is re-
paired and trains are now running.
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Mills to Start.

GREAT FALLS, N. H., Aug. 8.
Checo mills, at East Rochester, idle for
the past month, will resume operations to-
morrow. The large shoe factory will also
commence. lll f,siaafH.t .- = 10 .
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Walpole Races.


The following is summary of the sevc-
raj races at Wslpole last week:
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A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUI.
FICIENT.

A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUI
FICIENT.
You are all coming to the circus Tues
day. You will not be disappointed. 1t is
good one. Come and see me while in
town. My goods l wish to sell to you and
to your wife and daughters too. My
prices are SO very low that each will buy
before they go.
Remember the place.
FRANCIS FEM,
No. 10 Center Street,
RUTLAND, vi.
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Arrived.

taH tpH go. New YoRK, Aug. 8.
The steamers City of Chester and the
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G. Ii. GRANGER,

G. Ii. GRANGER.
Is the agent at Rutland OF the
LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY
in the world.
OFFICE OPPOSITE DEPOT
may13dtf
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HOSPITAL FRAMING FOR NURSES.

4 Plan FOR AN IMPROVED GENTEAL SYSTEM PRO-
posEp-A JOINT COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO
PERFECT rHE SCHEME
preliminary step has been taken toward
establishing school for the training Of nurses OF the sex
% all the city hospitals. For considerable time Mayor
xckham has been impressed with the belief that the
public hospitals in the city might he made training
school for nurses and two objects might be gained They
would furnish better class for the patients
shan under the pres nj system aud al the time give
" the public class Of trained nurses who
have served a regular apprenticeship under the
Erection of physicians of good standing.
She system has been tried OF the wards Of Belle
vue Hospital with good results The Mayor has held
consultations with the Commissioners OF Charities and
Correction and they willing that the plan should
nave trial At the request " Mayor Wicsham a meet
ing held saturday at The rooms OF the State Char
titles Aid Association No. 81 East Twenioth-st There
present Mayor Wickhan. Commits -oners Bailey,
Cox aud Brennan Health Commissioner Janeway, Park
Commissioner H. G. Stebbns the Rev. Dr. Henry
Potter, Drs. 4. Clark James r. Wood
1,ouverneur NJ smith. " Gin Wyne, and
James W. Howe McsSrs Howard, Potter, and
theodore Roosevelt. Mrs Lvdi" Hoyt, Mrs. DOremeux
Mrs. Robert Woodwork. Mrs VIM r. Griffin Miss Helen
BOwdin Miss Van Rensselaer,. Miss Helen Collins, Miss
Sarah Sands and Mis- e. Waddngton.
The Mayor briefly described his plan. and stated the
object of the meeting. The meeting then organized
e. n. Smith a. Secretary. Remarks made
by DR.. Wylie, Commissioners Cox and Bailey,
DR.. r. Wood. and MesSrs. Roosevelt and Howard Pot
ter commencing the plan proposed. Mr. Potter pre-
0ented the thanks ~ the ladies Of the Training school for
Nurses 10 the Mayor for the interest he had shown in the
subject The Rev. DR. Potter offered the following
lution which was unanimously adopted:
Resoired That this meeting heard with nnfcignet
interest and >ftOn the statement Of his Honor the
Mayor In regard 70 more extensive system Of trained
nurses In orr public institutions and that Joint
Committee be appointed To consider the scheme
Of municipal raining hOOl for nurses said JOINT Con-
mittee consist ~ three Subetnutte compOscd re-
apeetyey representatives ~ The C0lnus
err Of Public Charities and Corret tion-saac IA Railey
dhornas :. Brennan. snd TOWnssi I'D Cox; second the
Training School for Nurses Frederick Law Olmsted
Howard Potter. Drs. T.. krockVwizer and ". g. Wylie
Mrs J.. NJ. Hcyt. Mrs.; Alexander Hamilton,
third, the Medical Board ~ Bellevue Hospital. two
being from each college. and from the profession ut
large-Drs A. Flint. James A. Wood. Joseph " Howe.
Erskine Mason. A0nzO clark Hcnr! V sands GOuyer.
neur NJ Smith aud VIM. NJ Polk
The Joint Committee will meet for conference al the
office OF the Commissioners OF Public Charities aud Cor
section on Wednesday next at y. IN.
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THE NEw-YORK DAILY WITNESS, enlarged
improved Will be ssned a two cents "a morning paper
printed Advertisements for II VIII be received up 10 es
day evening at the present rate e Ten cents per mn M
favor Christian daily newspaper requested o rect her
newsnen TO leave Wrrss regularly az thr dWcIhgs
Mail will received the present rate Of three
dollars per the end Oi june bat on aud aitI e
st OF Jy the rate 81 dollar quarter 1hl
lar Scw ork morung paper of The sum-. post
paid is rkay cheap Please send for specimen copy
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solved to 60 at the last moment his eldest % Ave-
strenuously opposed IT, He was wld0wS T," mother
children, His life WAS insured for S3,Ooo iho NJ no.
OF G. r. Haase has been almost distracted scc ~ vo
ccyed the news of the loss OF her SON. his VIE an
cLi,dren who lived in Davenport OF the two
Charles and William Frah, Charles was sSe hsard
mother who lives in Davenport Soonea nd FAMILY
of the disaster r. c. Rocbmann leaves awle am ." AZ
and Mrs Emma Hansen child. Mrs kiemims, rc nls
G@tsch 4, w Gusch and wife an leave mourning rcn .,
tyes and friends in Davenport. Mr. Iangeld. aee ,So
the Earle Lane at Davenport has sent instructions 70 s
agent At Plymouth To care properly ior an 'ne Pe
| ffoR Davenport who may be found
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SCHILLER PAssESGERs FROM IOWA.

The following additional particulars concern
tng persons from Davenport. Iowa who were lost on
board Schiller have been obtained Three only were
saved Out Of 10 who came from that place.
Otto Kircher who among those lost was going to
Sis his parents His wife received the from his
eartner, Mr.. Coos Her agony OF mind intense and
0he refused ~ believe that her husband was drowned
gr LIFE was insmed for $1,000. r. L. Psusep only re-.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ner- York Hotcl-Ex-COngressman Thomas a.
JenrEes Of Rhode Island William Franklin OF Hart
ford and Lawrence Barrett .Ersren Hou.e-Pr9 NJ ~ An
,era,n President of Rochester University fUfh drai<
JiafSiMayor F. Graves of syracuse the Hon D. stesi
,o an he Hon William h. OF Boston. Clarendon
JiotsIIieut w IT. Smell OF the British navy Brsroors
JI,,s,Rreyet Lieut. Col !. c. e. Lee - Army ~ JdWes
Joseph Foster IT, r. Navy Wndsor Iot,t
Mayor a. c. Wilder OF Rochester and Dr. ii. ]. Bovdtch
of Boston g. GlenhaIa Hotei-Lotta
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THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUBS NEW HOME.

THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUBS NEW HUME"
The Brooklyn Yacht Club is making haste
about the Establishment of Its proposed new quarters ~
Gravesend Bay The pier at Gunthervle Is 10 eA'
tend 200 feet into the bay and to have lateral eA'e
sion 100 feet long thus forming breakwater
Gunther says that he win begin to build the pier .s
of the ground has been taken for 10 years ne NV
clubhouse will probably be erected on the enn OF te
extension II will be two stories high, covering an area
of 2Ox3O feet with piazzas two sdes and VIII DC mn
ished in six weeks The Club will meet on fuay men'
to take final action on the plans and estimates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-17

WHEN your liver is out Of order use DIR
JSFs sASiuyE PILLS. and you win hiring back this organ
healthy condition, and get rid Of many distressing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-17
ATTEMPTED WAREHOUSE BURGLARY.



TO GET AT BONDED SILKS
A well-contrived attempt at burglary upon
bonded warehouse frustrated on Saturday At the
southeast of Hubert and Greenwichsts is two
story building the first floor OF which is occupied by
Martin YOest grocery store. He lets out the upper
part of the building in apartments Adjoining this house
is the bonded warehouse Of Linden Co.. occupying Nos
407, 400 and All Greenwichst. About week ago a
who stated that he was commercial travelling
agent hired the second floor Of Vests house,
and Saturday took possession bringing two trunks
pies. During the day Mr.. foest noticed that his
tenant had closed up the keyh0le OF door and
had put paddock on another: This excited his
suspicious and he Informed the police. These premises
were used Ave years ago to effect an entrance through
the wall into the adjoining warehouse Detective officers
Stevens and Csahmn about p forced the door the
room and caught the burglars at work. They had re-
moved about four square feet from YOests wall and
taken out Of bricks from the wall OF the
house.
The two trunks which were found empty, were in
tended for the removal Of the silks in the warehouse
four taken TO the Leonard Street Police Sta
ton, where they the of John Sheridan age
81 years, Henry simpson, age 81 years. Charles Wilson,
age years. and James Nolan 80 years The police
think them all old offenders The prisoners were taken
yesterday morning TO the Tombs and held in default Of
IS, 600 bail, for trial.
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announcements
BuRyrrT,s FLAyoRING ExTRAcTs.-The best
DIR. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS
Harden and heal tender gums.

LORD g. TAYLOR, Grand and Chrystie- SITS
Eng Body Brussels 81 % and 81 TO- Eng and Am tapes
try, 81 and IL l2@
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the Boards have met and received no ont
this town applicants who were reiusod
The Com deem their dn'y " sacts n
ferret out and prosec persons, but WI" proSeo'
oIunlai Ia re made 10 them.
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HOLMEs's BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, 81
MISUNDERSTANDING years practical experience The new
Post being Furnished with Electric Anunciaors'
Look out for cheap improvements
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BROOKLYN'S OFFICIAL REORGANIZATION.
THE MAYOR AWAITING FURTHER ACTION BY THE
ALDERMEN-COMING CHANGES IN THE POLICE
DEPARTMENT-ITs FINANCIAL ESTIMATE FOR
1875.
MayOr Hunter said to TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday that did not think that he would send any
more nominations the Board of Aldermen until those
already transmitted have been acted on. There is
strong effort making to induce the Mayor to nominate
candidate President OF the Board Of Police and Ex-
place Of Gen. Jourdan. the name OF Gen. socum
having rejected by the Aldermen. ExChef of Police
Patrick Campbell formerly Sheriff Of Kings County is
prominently mentioned as Gen. Jourdans 1t s
deemed probable that the Aldermen this afternoon will
confirm the nomination Of !nspcctor-General John IS
Works in place of Lorin Palmer. In that case 1t is
thought possible that the Mayor will make another nom
nation Police Commissioner Candidates for Com
mssioners Of Fire and Buildings will be nominated next
Tsascr wn Mciusbn viii be- ranomnated and that
James Rodwell DEM builder OF the Eastern DIst,ct,
dent Of Buildings in place Of Mark Phraner (Rep) .
general reorganization of the Police department Is
expected to be made so soon President has been
appointed The provision of the Charter that subor
dnate shall be removed except written charges shall
have been proved against him, 1t is asserted can De
mssioners to reduce any officer to the ranks at will
Hence the veteran superintendent John Folk and In
spectOr George H. Naddy with several OF the Captains,
viii probably retire. Capt Daniel Ferry of the Third
Precinct regarded the favote candidate for Super
intendent, and exCap James Powers, formerly OF the
Fourth Precinct for Inspector considerable number
OF the sixty segeants is also believed will make way
for the promotion Of equal number Of parOnen, and
the cerkship for which there are more than 100 ap
plcants, will also be redstributed
Saturday their financial estimates for $40 amounting
to $Ss7592 against an appropriation OF $7S776 for
the present year The increase OF $g991S MANLY
Police maintaining and increasing the mounted squad,
and adding 40 patromen at per year each 10 me
present force Of AGO men, making new total OF 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-17
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

Wrsr Mr. VERNON. THE following candidates
have hen nominated for village officers be voted for at
election to morrow For President j. Beleshem ior
w CLARK and Jacob Drew for Treasurer H. Ireoc
WHITE PIays-Ienry Archef stephen H. Ml J. vc "
Alfred Walker have appointed COMMISSIONER " H
In and for the County of Westchester
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY, AT nuDNUrs, IN

BROADWAY.
eam.-4'''. Toon-57o 3p. m.-63' Midnight-A1'
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
ABSTRACT op REPORT roR THE ENDING AT l j. H.
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4 FAMOUS yITALIZING TONIC.-The most

A FAMOUS VITALIZING TONIC.-The most
CWESTERS HYPOPUOSPHITE OF LIME AND s0DA.
This famous Vazing Tonic will give strength ana Ap
petite; IL viii BUILD UP. lfIVIGORAIE and ViTALlIE
The entire and Physical Systems impartnS T0ne
Vgor Brain Power and Nervous Force and Energy ana
make Won feel like new being For CONSUMPTlON, DfS-
PERSIA WEAK LUNGS, ALL CHEST and THROAT AT:
FECTIONs GENERAL DEBILITY and WEAkN , Sss,, on
every desc piOn the grandes and best remedy known
Prices 81 and So per bottle Prepared only BY WlNChES
TER & Co, Chemists 80 Johnst N. Y.
DABY CARRIAGE-THE NOVELTY. Send
circular to L. p TIBBA IoS New TOY STORE
$40 broadway third door below Twelfth-st Repairing
promptly done.
DARTLETTs boulevard, Street, and Park
LAMPS with without Porcelain or sllyered RenecoIs
also Torch and Key for lighting all street lamps IN;
elsewhere Factory Salesroom 500 broadway, New YORK
DRIGHTs DISEASE, Diabetes, DrOpsy.
ID Gravel Calcul Cont Rheumatism Dyspepsia Disease OF
Liver, kidneys Bladder Prostate Gland premature ros
raon Organic Debility and Chronic Affections Cncur2oe by
general praetitioners GOpage limo plmphie6 eHa1hs
MINERAL SPRING WATER and Dr A. ,HAW Ell
HEATH author only proprietor will be sent Tree 10 any
address from physicians and others OF hops
sent Depot and reception rooms NO 2oo Boaa"ay'
NewYOrk
II j. NASH, ISL Broadway, New York, OPP
JEWEIY every description The stock Is very choice and
we retail trade prices 10 keep our wOrkmen gong
Ladies gold watches of the best makers and chains
Of the latest styles at very low rates
TRAVELLING on SEA and RIVERS.
LIFE SERVERS, have the approval Of great many
SEAFARJNG MEN, and OF great value for travellers
a. ROOS, patentee, 232 West twenty seVentnst
e. ID. MILLEHS Trunk Store, No 70 broadway
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NETWORK CITY,

The Board of Excise received 2O6 applications for
licenses the deposits therefor amounting TO 1890
May 1ss ssyS es s nS SSl Inc
The large steamer Plymouth Rock will arrive in
this city New London to morrow evening An eHcur
party win go to ana return on the Vessel
display.
The Summer timetable of the Flushing North
Shore r. Of Long Island goes into effect to
sy ang 81 s" Ses city and hsm
stead TO- Babylon and patchosue4
Abraham Hanly, age 80 years, of Acton, Mass, at
tempted suicide oserday afternoon at tho Briggs House at
pocket knife IIanly taken TO Bellevue Hospital where
the injury was pronounced not serious.
Jacob Levi, age 8 years, of No. 140 Second-st,
while playing on pile Of bricks in IIousonst last evening
knocked down and Sy Gaage driven s BY W%
posed TO be fatally injured Livingston was arrested
William Brown August LevcnsIi, and Charles
Hogan alias OTTO" were arrested by Roundsman
eaiey and officer SUIT YESTERDAY morning for the robbery
Houston St The three men Tes taken 70 NE sse1 harAe'
Peter Mcclure, age 80 years. of No. 400 Third
ave. was creating disturbance early yesterday morning by
kicking at door Twenty sixthst, near Fouraye When
told by oeer GIassck he Immediately struck the
officer knocked MEG uirc down with his club McOure
vGe Hospital
The New-York Board of Fire Underwriters will
hold its annual to-day The regular ticket is fol
lows: For President D. Head Of the Home for Vice
President f. A. Walton Of the Citizens for Secretary, WI
liam w Ienshaw Long Island for Assistant Secretary
Walter X Page Of the Guardian for Treasurer NJ f. Hodges
Of the Hoffman,
On Saturday the Isabella Home. an asylum for
aged invalid women built by Mrs Anna ottendorfer
opened The is handsome structure OF two stories
situated at little distance from enryst and Is surrounded
by grove fruit trees limited number OF aged and
viii be cared for there There
siderable number OF present at the opening and
dress was made by the founder Mrs Oten;or,r Ine party
repaired to the garden and paItook Of Refreshments
Richard Henry Stoddard, the poet, disposed of a
portion Of his private library Saturday by auction the
rooms Bangs Merwin Co.. on Broadway The collection
COMPRISED rare and curious books, Of which contained
autographs of Wordsworth SOuthey Campbell, IIazl Rt
SON. Reed Dr. Farmer and others The collection also
letters OF Bowles jules Jann, George
Croly Canova, Davy Gait; Clifford HebeI, Irving and an
autograph poem ny Edgar Allan Poe The prccs obtained
moi high.
The thirty-frst annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Home Missionary Society held at the Five Points Mission
House on Thursday The annual reports referred 10 the good
conduct and Improvement OF the children IN Sunday and day
schools In which 993 children have been taught during the
veal and TO the the elevation Of the Addressed
KetteI The following officers elected tor the ensuing
wear Mrs j. A Wright First Drecress Mira. j. a. Ken
nedy Mrs William Ryer Third Drectress
Mira +. Holster, Fourth Drectrtss Mrs W. B Skl1more
Treasurer Mrs Or. On Corresponding secretary Mrs. L.
burning, Recording Secretary.