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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-21

Geyser, tsaratoga) Excelsior, (saratoga,) high
Rock (saratGga,l Vlchy, Klsslngen. Also, the To-.
lowing waters in bottles: Congress, Exec sior, Ha-
thorn, Geyser, High Rock. Vt. Louis, Magnetic
FRANKLIN, Balston Spa, Gettysburg, Missisquo
R0ckbriige Alum. st. Cathsrlne's Artesian FTeid.
eTieshale, sichy, Seltzer, Bedford, ETC.
X. BaINGNUh~T Il CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
E0rlnr sixth aud MARKET Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-21

z. Bringhurst 4 90. have re-0penei their Mineral
Water Fountain for the season. The majority OF
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority OF the soda water IRON this fountain
An the delicious 1avor OF the Fruit syrnps they
prepare, OF which there are upwards OF twenty va
rieties They nave
GLASS sIPHoN BOTTLES,
an the necessary apparatus for properly filling them
with highly caai ged tarbunlc Acid Water, which
cen he drawn Of wl making the bottles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS
which enable the Invalid VINO may require It, or the
lover OF Soda Water VINO may desire II, to enjoy the
use OF this delightful beverage at any time ut home
We have on draught the following popular
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-21

Tonic, JnyigOrating, Appetizer. Cures dyspepsia,
headache nervousness, debility, fever and ague,
etc. Put up IN quart bottles Price, Si.D0 each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-21

For letter, ringworms eruptions TO be uspd In
connection with tine Blood Purifier. Free rs cents
nHr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-21

-ssid the potter to his clay, "Be ware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-21
Compound syrup OF wild Cherry BARK.

This preparation is the only perfect cough medi-
cine that know Of and cures all durable cases aud
relieves those that are not clrable. Cain nothing
for the prescription, hut the method Of preparing II
is such as to get all the medical effects from the In.
gradients in perfection, and has taken the exper-
fence and labor of forty years to place it at the
heat OF the cough medicines of the word. II IL
ulfd and preNrued by some u the hest Doctors in
this and other States for their families aud patients
Old persons and old cases OF cough relieved and
enabled 10 sleep and get rest and strength. Pr
pared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON,
anglo, eodtcJanl 2S5 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-21

DRUGGISTS LABELS AT THE COM
~ MERCIAL office. We win print for druggists
"a low ss they can get work done at ofices where
labels are speciality. Try u.s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-21

The two dramatic stars whoses simultaneous
shining and apparent competition threatened to
ag:tate New York while ago, have both come to
Phiiadelphis. Barry Sullivan began asengsge-
ment at the Walnut, last evening, playing Rich
elieu, and E. L. Davenport at the Arch, present.
Ing Sir Giles Ouereach. These arc notable &C.
currences in the dramatic world. Sullivan has
come advantage in appearing at the Walnut
which has become the leading theatre of Phla-
delphia, but perhaps Mr.. Davenport's great tai
ents may raise the somewhat faded reputation Of
the Arch. 1t is worth remark that May Dayen-
port forms one of Mr.. Sullivan's company, ap-
pearing as Marion de Lorme.
Will our Republican friends please tell us how
We are to get back to specie payments when
there is not gold coin enough in the country to
redeem one-hfth part OF the currency their par
ty has issued and put in circulation .-DsLa,5or-
can.
Yes by holding the gold in the country,
which now flows away, and in the interval be-
tween this and January /, 1879, accommodating
sufficient to resume and maintain resumption.
One years production ofssthe precious metals
In this country is almost enough for the pur-
pose, il it we're all retained and none exported.
On1y the greenbacks are redeemable in gold.
Now, many Democrats recognize these facts
and say, how can We get back to specie pay
ments = no Radical can answer the question.
-DelaDaredn.
No Radical"-you mean Republican. Your
assertion IS untrue. The question is answered
by the act of the last Congress, and Republicans
of the highest position, such ~ Senator Shor.
man, chairman Of the Senate finance committee,
unhesitatingly declare that it will bring about
resumption, if it's provisions are followed out.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-21

Prepared bs Mrs DR., Foster. An intalnble rem
edy for piles QnteInal and EXTERNALLY and burns.
Read the testimonials on circulars accompanying
each hnx. PriCe "a eentA eNch
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-21
IN ITS FxaEASD HuvGI.AR.pRno,
yAUs.Ts,

IN ITS FIRE Ann HUxGI.AR-PIsaO,
yAUs.Es,
With Combination and Permission Locks that
oe opened only by the renter.
receive Tor safe Keeping, under guarantee, vaua
DIES OF every description. such as Coupon Reg stef
60 or other Bonds, Certificates of Stock, Dttds
hgtgages, Coin Plate, Jewery, &C
he celve deposits Of money at interest payahle
check on demand at per cent or on ten days
cent. Wv
Act az Executor Administrator Guardian As iCnea
committee Receiver. Agent, Attorney, SC, AMI
Execute truAta ri every Kind, under appo, ntnent
OF tates, Courts corporations or indlvduals hold
assets of the company $50 '-@
collect interest or income, ant transact all othe,
business authorized by It's CT AFTER
- For further Information call at the once
send for circular.
OFFICERS:
EDWARD G. KNIGHT, President,
JOHN y. BROWN Vice Pres, and Treas
JOHN M. HAZEL, Secretary.
=, DIREGToRs-Rdward c. Knight John S Brown.
VIM Ii. Rhawn, Charles Richardson, Charles n
Pancoast. VIM NJ. Seyfert, John Welsh Jr j. Bar.
low Morehead. Clayton French, Thorn - MacKell
s samuel B. White, F. Ogden Horstman, John j,
ssa~2eI' maVls6mdxw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-19
Notice!

LII PARTIES WHO HAVE ORDER ED
~ their stocks transferred frem San Fran
cisco 10 Eureka, will please call for the same
IMMEDIATELY. We will not be respon-
thnreon ~ PAXTON Il co.
EnreLa. Sept 4 SIS. spf5-2w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-19
DRESSMAKING.

HAVING SECURED THE SERVICES
III of an experienced and competent Cutter
and Filter, MRS. II. Y. ANDERSON is now
prepared to do all kinds of Dress and Cloak
Making with neatness and dispatch.
Agent for Butterick's Patterns. Give her
a call. Residences: Corner Of Spring and
Silver streets, Eureka. ty22tf-au17
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-18

VIZ WERE accosted BY man who did
not SO much smell, himself. as him self
was the cause Of smelling in others,
, with the query, where's the brewery
att" accompanying his interroga.ory
with al unsuccessful hy-play with a
tootbpick, the eviden: effort being to
seem habituated TO an indifference born
Of a superpsi sobriety and natural ease
of manner. We gave him he direction
by quick answer emphasized with jerk
Of tho thumb, backward. over the right
shoulder; but AS lie went past " interfer-
ing" in his stride and leaving behind an
odor which WAS not born of sanctity, We
caught n glimpse Of the interval between
the top o: his downsrolden wooden hose
and the bottom of his chocolate colored
canvas trousers, and We saw that be, all
distrustful of these bank suspcndinG
times. carried his placer digginSs and
his real estate as he sailed. lie was on
a short allowance Of water. inside and
out, and was going 10 inOisten his clay
with iraught Of beer. We're We a bar
keeper We would keep -1eh patrons well
10 lccward and serve them At the end OF ,
a pair Ot tODg--so we 'hlnk-but Il i
DO, impossible that il this sane ~ psey
m site were TO staGger into orr deadfall /
Of types and quad- and come 10 n show. /
ing OF n coin basis on a proposition 10
be converted into an annual subscriber to !
the ApPEAL, We might forget his reeking /
fumes and his hydropbobia and accept /
him As a welcome patron, these hard |
times. This is selfish world, and we
10 not indulge Il too sen sitiye nose when
business forbids.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-18

kEArrSG's CoUGH LozESGEs are not,
as their name might be thought to i'm
ply, Lozenges for the bringing-on Of
coughs, but, as the advertisement there
of in this mornings APPEAL sets forth,
they are an infallible cure for such all
ments. See advertisement
The COLUMBUS WAGON RoAD-a favor
lite and at one time rather threadbare
subject of ours, would have come up for
treatment on some new and important
facts in this issue, but for the space and
time occupied by the Prison matter.
GLEN BERRY informs US that he has
opened an eating stand near the Depot.
We will take look at Glenn and puff
him if he won't say anything about it.
CHAPTER MEETINa.-Lewis Chapter,
r. & A. NJ, will hold a meeting this
evening. See notice in another column.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-18
Grand Fall Opening OF Dry Goods

Mrs. j. Sheyer & Co. are opening in
their dry goods establishment in Corbett
Block, just south of the Mint, on Carson
street, the most choice, extensive, cheap
est-priced and best selected assortment
of all goods in their line ever brought to
this market. We call attention to their
advertisement in another column. We
are too much crowded to say more, in
this issue. upon this subject, but shall
take an early occasion 10 do the subject
ampler justice.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-18

Drug store, csrson street, oppoti'e the Csp.to!.
.tJh-tt
TEF f,NohILs.-T Tie Bank III LALge Saloon
corner W hIrg ai!,! OfIuspy stre-ts, ~ becoming
the !asorite resort Of this city. The great
attraction IL tr'dcri-ksbUrg beer, while ,Ee
best of ~ines liquors and cigars arr. also, sold
st Tho Jsr A inst clsss I'fJSo tan. for the
sinusCu.rt Of gu"-t., b cold lunch at hi hours
and hearty good char Tor sll arr ils rrconiuen-
datiIns to public favor. Il. l.. Brown l. tie
proprietor.
IMPORTANT. Endorsed ny he Medical pro.
f. ssion. DR.. VIZ. HALLS BALsAM FOR THE
LUNGS cCres Coughs, colds and Consumption,
sni all diseases Of the Throat and Chest DR.
TOWNSHIPS TOoTHsCHE ANOpYSE cures
lin one MINUTE. mkl2-om
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-18
:. J. WHITE. N. o.. Physician snt

Is or. NOR. at LIZ Old Iusrtcrs OVER Fosters
Drug store, Csron street, orposi'e tte Csp.to!.
.tyh-tf
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09
ALEXANDRIA, IA,
january 9Th 1875.
SECOND DAY.

Conference opened at o. o'clocl
Il. NJ, with religions exercises az
ter which it resumed the consider
alton OF answers TO question 30
20, passing upon iAc characters o.
the Ministers ana receiving THEN
reports OF their churches for tils
past year.
Bishop kcencr gave a very in,
tercstlng account OF the state Of af:
fairs in the mission to Mexico, show
ing a most sat.s'ae tory condition OF
affairs. Bro. HERNANDEZ who is ;,
most active member of the church.
and who has bean stricken with
paralysis asks the prayers of the
Conference for his recovery.
End 0@estio"- Who remain on
FIRST IEAR-Eugenn G Miller.
passed and discontinued at his re-
quest. !,
A y Clay, pascal and continued
on trial, and elected to Deuco,'s
Order.
> L Sawyer, character passed for
lst and 2nd year and ordained TO
Deacon's Order.
VIM r Whatley, character pass.
cd and continued in class OF LIST
year.
WIN Taylor, passed and con
t'nned on tlial to snd year.
VIM L'eSrr, transferred to Ger.
man Conference.
SECOND iEAR-::James S White,
passed and elected Deacon. I
. - Harper, passed aud elected
Deacon.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09
T. T. II II T. SUN,
WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1878

THE APPROACH Of the President;o,
Election gives unusual Importance tn tha
events and developments of 1878 W. W.
snail endeavof to describe them fnllr
faithfully, and f.arlessly. 's'
! THE WEEKLY SUN has now attained
circulation Of over seventy tLonsanJ
copies. Its readers are found in ev.r,-
State and Territory, and it's quality ia vol,
known to the public. We shall not onl,,
endeavor to keep it fully IN to the oid
standard, bnt to improve and add to Il.
variety and power. 40
THE WEEKLY SUN will continne to
be thorough newspaper. All tho new :.
Of the day will DO found in it. condensed
! when unmportant, at full length when -
moment, and always, We trust, treatei IN
clear, interesting and instructive manner
II is our Aim to mako tho WEEKLY
Sun the best family newspaper in -
world. 1t will lie full Of entertainino an.1
appropriate reading Of every sort. Int will
pint nothing to offend the most scrnn,-
ions and delicate taste. 1t will alway.
contain the most interesting stories And
romances of the day, carefully selected
and losibly printed.
The Agricultural Department ia a pro,,-
nent feature in the WEEKLY SUN. and
It's articles will always be found fresh and
useful to the farmer. gu"
Tho number of men independent in mol.
tics is increasing, and the WEEKLY sim
's their paper especially 1t belonas tn
no party, aud obeys no dictaton. contenI.
ing for principle, and for the election ~
the best men. 1t exposes tho corruntion
mat d'sgraces the country and Threaten.
the overthrow Of republican institntiona
1t has no fear of knaves, and seeks NO f..
v"rs from their supporters
The markets of every kind and the f,.h-
IONS are regularly reported in its columns
The price Of the WEEKLY SUN ia nm.
solar year for sheet Of OF ght pages and
Fitty-six columns As this barely nav. liz tl,s
expenses OF paper and printing. W. ara
not able to make any discount or ALLOW
any premium to friends who NAV mol.
special efforts to extend its circn1at;on
Under the new law. which requires pax.
hent OF postage in advance, one dollar n
year with twenty cents the cost of nre.
,a'd postage added, is the rate of sul,scrin.
t'"h lt Is not necessary to get IN q clnh
II order to have the WEEKLY sun At
his rate Any one who sends ono dollar
ana twenty cents will get the paper, post
paid, for year. t''
We have no travelling agents.
IhE WEEKLY sUN.-Eight pages, fc,
ty-s'x columns Only SI.2O q wear nostooe
p'e3a'@. No disconnts from this rate.
THE DAILY sUN.-A large four.na,o
aA"spaper Of twenty eight ani,rnrs. D,i.
. circulation over 10000. AL the news
''r CENTS Subscription, postage pre,
pa'n 90 cents month, or 56.5Oa wear. To
clubs OF ~ or over, a discount Of % ncn
cent. Address.
n. Y. Sun.
New York City.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09
THIRD DAY.
ALEXANDRIA, La,
January, SIN 1875

Conference met promptly 1T 0
4 N, and was opened with religion
exercises The roll was then call
ed and the following new arrivals
. answered TO their names, viz:
r. Harp, John V Pointer, Iyn
L Stayton, e Il Parish, A Il Good
wyn, 4 II Ahajr, John Pipes
nobt Randall, L Il White, JOS "
AIcdjock.
The minutes Of the day preyiou:
were READ and approved.
THE Cen feIcl'cethen resumed the
considerations OF the characters OF
tn" class OF the End year who were
left over fro'n yesterday. The case
GfJ. ~ Eca,a coming mp, the CON
mlitce reported fayoTably upon his
case, bis character was passed and
lie was elected to Deacon's orders
In tie case Of 7. G. Hocntt bis
character passed and the further
consideration OF his case was laid
over
In the case Of a. NJ. Wales his
character passed and lie was con
tInued in the class Of the end year,
Glass, OF FOURTH YEAR:
Phillip Allen. Committee report
Jed f;svor"oly, his character passed,
Franklin, character passed is
already Elder as q local preacher,
continued in the eth year.
Ii 4 Singleton, transferred to
Mississippi Conference, character
passed.
Report oftAc New Orleans Chris
TOR It}rocGte referred to Committee
on Books and Periodicals.
The Conference then resumed the
consideration OF the
CLASS CT THE SECOND YEAR:
All u Clay, } L Sawyer. Jacob ID
Harper, J !, White, Thcs Mu.lett.
( G iiocutt, I S Rand!e, J J Bill
Kingsley, W Hart, j w Hearn, j.
; lsbeII, G " Garter, S II Hooper,
" Z Owen, who were called to the
front of the Bishops Stand and
first addressed by him and cxamiu-
ell for o dination and admission
with fail Membership in the Con
ference
The address of Bishop Paine
vas the most impressive it has been
our fortune to hear. For fifty
seven years he has labored in the
church and for the church. Stand
ng as h" does upon the brink of the
great future, lie looks back and has
to regret many inpcrftctions in
his lie. bat won', moi if God per
ntfta him go back and live over
lis life. The short remnant of
tic that remains TO him will be de-
'otcd to Cad. OF the hundred who
stood upon the conference floor at
lis owa ordination, he alone re |
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09
$4,000 in GOL.D.

tt The Real Estate is put in at its &C
tual value.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09
CAPITAL ',FEa1zE, $1,000 in Gold

COMMENDATORY-" Having from ou
long acquaintance with j. f. FOSTER
every confidence IN bis integrity, we fee
Justified in saying we believe he will car
~ ont his Distribution honestly and fir
~" Signed by the Mayor, Hon. j. +. D
Wilson, and the City Council.
That old aud reliable paper, the Hous
ton Telegraph, which rarely condcsccD' {
to notice individual enterprises, says u
the First Drawing:
Not even the most captions and sus
pccting person conll take exceptions to
the manner Of the drawing. 1t was fair
honorable and equitable. "Thc commit
tee and recorders were Of our very best
citizens, and kindly gave their time aud
labor to the i,perintentlcnca Of the draw
Ing, or rather did the actual labor Of it.
"CArr. FOSTER has acted honorably
and fairly throughout tho whole manage.
ment Of this enterprise. While soulc
money has been n.ale by the venture in
all probability, yet the property given as
prizos has only Melted I. fair price, and the
profit is only an exchange Of tho property
for cash"
That staupch;'s Democratic paper, the
Houston Age, has the following:
THE COMMITTEE
Of gentlemen was one of the best that
could have been selected by the audience
Hon. ID. U. Barzza, who supervised the
drawing. is our present Representative,
and one. of the most popular men in the
district.
THE DRAWING
was prefaced by an explanation from
CAPT. FOSTER, of tho mode adopted
This was we'll received and understood,
precisely IA explained by the circulars.
CAPT. FOSTER said that while he wish
ed all his home people good luck, he yet
was free to say that with the people Of
poor Mississippi. Louisiana and South Car
DINA, he felt greater sympathy, and he
did hope they wonld draw the largest
number Of prizes, that they might come to
living. This sentiment was received with
loud cheers.
"The drawing was then proceeded with,
and the result is announced elsewhere"
30 connection Nth the Denisoa Uagley s.
Lockart, or any otter similar enterprise.
TICK Els $500 EarF,,
ana a liberal discount on orders; fora
greater number
RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED!
Must have the confidence Of the con-
m"uty in wkcl, they live Send for cir
cnlar. Reference Damn, Barlow IL Co.'S,
Reference Book, found in all banks.
'o'o'''' J.aE. FOSTER, Manager
Houston, Texas.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

Z S Randall, passed and electc'
Deacon.
u BiIlingsby, passed and elected
Deacon.
VIM Hart, passed and elected
Deacon.
A NJ Wales, not present, lait
over.
Thos Mullett, passed and orda,n
ed Deacon.
} w Hearn, character passed
and laid over till tomorrow.
II G Nocnt, character passed and
laid over till to. morrow.
} & Kranter, transferred to..Ger
man Conference.
A communication was received
from Rev j Gordon Miller, surren.
dering his credentials, and an
nouncing his withdrawal from the
Conference. His character passed ,
and the communication was placed
on the minutes.
j A Dinenwierth was atshis own
request placed upon the superanu.
atcd list.
The names Of the following Min
listers were called and their charac-
ters passed during the first days
session, viz:
l. Parker, n V Tudor, j L Borden,
) y A Ahrens, w Liezicr, i A +
Robe, J & Krauter, J a Ivy, j
Wilkinson, !; J Harp, = Lane, $ s
Scott, j. W Flournoy, J NJ Mckee,
Il Parvin, j C'egg, Z :, Upton, J
Il Stone, Christian Keeuer, j +
Wynn, } L Cobb, /: s Trippett, y
r White, j W Medlock, Il 4 Davis,
. w Carter, q Il Evans, II O
White, N c Man'ey, Z II McClen.
don, } l. Wright. G Jackson, & +
Alexander, IL Il Singleton, p II
Diifrnwierth, J G Miller, G NJ
Livelman, j 4 Dawes, John Mat
thews, A NJ Skipworth.
The Conference thon took up the
class If
THIRD YEAR, S Ishell, com
mlttec reported favorably. HIS
character passed. To be admitted
into fail connection.
$ II Schroeder, the committee re-
ported fay r"bly. His character
assel, aud continued to fourth
year.
Thos F Webb, character passed.
md discontinued 1T his own re-
quest.
Eros 3 Faust, there being ru-
nors e!iec.ing his moral character
vt his request the following com
niitee were appointed to investi-
gate the same:
i.Y's John Mathews, 3 f Alex
ludrr and J a Miller.
The conference then adjourned
'ttcr singing the doxology.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

sz!lzE
ma Conference. Rev. J B. WA
ker from Texas Conference.
1t was then moved by Rev. Nj
Alexander that the Conference 81
with open doors until otherwise or
dcred. This gave Rev. j. Il. Wal
ker the opportunity facetiously II
: enquire whether no account was t.
be taken of the State Of the tenn
F pcrature. Item. Clerical joke
The motion prevailed.
1t was then moved and carried
that the Board of Missions be an
thoriZeti and instructed to prepare
and present a constitution for :.
Conference Missionary Society to
meet the exigencies OF the new re
gime. Carried and they were sc
instructed.
The following question being No
90 Of the series Ivy which the Con
ference transacts its business was
taken up Are all the HtcaeAers
b!amc'ess IN their life and cGcia;
miuisrati0n.
The answers to their question
embracing all the reports Of eacI,
minister aud involving the use Of
tables Of statistics makes it too
lengthy for us to report in this
place.
HOMER COLLEGE.
The report of the Financial Sec
rotary Of the Institution elected
considerable discussion and Il course
Of vigorous cross examination in
which many Of the ministers took
part, revealed q most unsatisfacto-
~ condition Of affairs. The report
Of the Secretary was mea.re and
not at all such as it should have
been. 1t showed All indebtedness
Of S13 GOO, but failed to show to
whom this amount was owing. 1t
finally TRANSFERRED that the greater
portion Of that amount was due for
money borrowed by the Secretary
to buy lands at Tax Sales, of wI,ici.
he had Bought 80 OOOacrps. It was
claimed by him that the College had
an endowment fund Of $40 600
bearing s per cent interest and he
was disposed to make light of the
5i3 GOO debt, but it was shown
that a large portion, if not all OF
the said $40 600 was in notes, many
of which were utterly worthless,
and that suits in many instances
haze been instituted on the notes to
the great injury Of the College and
the Churcl!e
To say nothing OF the policy Of
buying lands at tax sales, which
is reprohatea by all our Peep ! Il
seems that it should have occnrrtsl |
TO the Secretary that the attempts
to force the collection Of the notes
by law when owing 10 failure, Of
crops, high taxes etc, the people
we're utterly unable to pay even tie
interest, would be most disastrous,
rs the event has proved.
The Conference appointed a Spe-
,ial Committee OF three composed
IF Messrs Miller. Bowman &
% investi gate, the affairs or this
College and report.
Pending the answers to the Goth
Question the hour Of Adjournment
mvinr arrived, after the giving of
'uch notices as were to BE- given
he Conference adjourned its first
lays proceedings by singing the
Zoology and benciiicton.
END OF FIRST DAY.
Rev II S Trjppet in the absence
4 Rev w V Tudor, preached the
Conference Sermon at tie Town {
lall on Wednesday night from the .
blowing text: = Coz J-l3-15.
The Attendance was large and {
he sermon was most elonnnut /,
ne as all tho sermons o. Mr. Irir- =,
etts are, and was calculated t, do |
luch good. We never listened TO
more earnest, able and eloquent c
than his sermon at the G
amp Meeting last Fall. Q