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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-06
Springfield items.

Special to the Star.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Sept. 6.-Council met
Tuesday night.
One Nieboh made out to get a sweet
head put on him last night. A doctor
had to be called in.
One dealer sold $500 worth of school
books yesterday, and has few left.
Mr.. Q. j. Poest, an extensive iron
manufacturer OF Middleton, Conn, and
W. W. West, of Boston, are in the city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-06

VIM. Symmes has rented the house
lately vacated by John Seward on Lud-
1ow street.
The Ladies Book Club meets Saturday
afternoon next al 3 O'Clock, and lot Nj on
day, as before noticed.
The Tilden and Hendricks Club met
last night in Beckett's Hall and was ad-
dressed by G. W. Isminger.
Last night finished up the billiard
tournament at Doty's. A tree lunch was
given in honor Of the occIsion.
T Mr. and Mrs. Guy MeGrif, Mrs, J.
Seward and Miss" l.. seward returned
from Put-in.Bay yesterday morning.
o. j. Dinner yesterday shipped one Of
his Novelty Lava Mowers to the Royal
Museum at Stuttgart, Wurtemberg, Ger!
3nany.
The Light Infantry Company have ad.
Tertised for sealed proposals for the fur.
Pishing Of each member with fatigue
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-06

A negress, speaking of one Of her chill
dren, said Of one who was, lighter COL
ored than the rest, 81 nebber could bear
dat 'ar brat, kase he show dirt SO easy"
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Samuel J. Randall Of Philadelphia, 10
At tho Everett House. General John Hammond, Of
Crown Point n. y; Anthony J. Drexel OF Philadel-
phia, ana Nathaniel Wheeler OF Connecticut, are at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Franklin b Gowen, Prest-
dent OF tho Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany, and Colonel J. G. c. Lee, United States Army,
are al the Brevoort House. Theodore n. Vail. Supcrin
tcndent OF tho Railway Postal Service. Is at the ST
James Hotel Congressman John o. Whitchousc, Of
poughkecpsic, Is NJ tho Albemare Hotel Professor
Alcssandro Rossi OF Milan, Is al the Union Square
Hotel Thomas Dickson. President Of tho Delaware
and HUDSON Canal Company, Is At the Gilsey House
Ex-Governor William Aiken, OF South Carolina, 10 II
the New York Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1876
sMooTH-DoRE GUNS AND EIGHT-INCH RIFLES.
Tho conversion OF smooth-boro guns into efficient
eight-inch rifles has progressed satisfactorily. Tho
coied wrought.ron tubes used in the have
been imported but trial OF gen with a tube Of
mestc manufacture has given the best results and
proved concusively that product Is equal to tho
imported, Notwithstanding the long experience in
such work in English shops. Dependence be
placed the private enterprise and skill Of
people for the tubes Tor eight-inch rifles, and
In the preparation Of guns of that nature our
material, iobor and machinery will meet our
requirements Tho eght-inch rifle, with Amori-
can tube, has successfully withstood ovcr 500
rounds with battery charges, and still remains In
serviceable condition Up dato three guns this
class have tested with the satisfactory
sul;s-two eight-inch and nine-inch caiibrc, all
converted from tcn-inch smooth bores Several ex-
pcrimcntal guns OF largo cabre, both muzzle and
breech loading, that manufactured under the
OF June 6, 1872 have been exhibition tho Gen.
tcnnial Exhibition by request OF tho respective In
vcntors is tho intention OF the department have
them removed to Sandy Hook and ascertain thcr
by actual trial Congress approprates
the funds necessary for the purpose.
THE HOUSE APPROPRIATION coM16ITrEE
Representative Randall writes from New York that
ho will here tomorrow, by which time is expected
that complete estimates will be received from shc
Treasury Department. and that quorum OF the House
appropriation Committee will be in attendance 10
commence the Of preparing the nnual appropra-
.ion bills Tho members Of the committec-Mcssrs.
Holman Wells, Blount, Foster and Waidron--ars now
here, and Mr. Atkins is expected this evening
MINISTER GUSHING AND Ex-MINIsTER sIcKLEs
ExMinister TO Spain Scklcs and his successor, Gen.
eral Cushing, had interview with the President to-
day. before the meeting OF thc Cabinet Mr.. Cushing
took farewell or the President intending to
turn to Spain.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
DANIEL JAMES.

Mr. Daniel James the senior partner OF the nrm OF
Phelps james Co., Of Liverpool and partner OF tho
house OF Phelps. Dodge Co., Of this city, died on
Monday evening at his residence "Beaconsled, near
Liverpool, in tho seventy sixth year OF his ago. hr.
James was the oldest American merchant In England,
having been tho partner OF his house there
more than fortv-nve years He was born IN 1ruxton,
Cor.landt county, n. u, in lsol and was Tor
some years identified with the Wholesale dru;
trade In New York. He married tho eldest
daughter OF the late Anson g. Phelps. and went abroad
In 1881 as representative OF the house in England
since which time he has been closely Identified with
American interests in Engmud and with many Of tho
charities OF Liverpool The sound Judgment OF Mr.
James Of especial value in his connection with tho
house and the great personal esteem which he
held socially in his business connections Will make
hts loss most keenlv tet IN England MI James
leaves wife and a son, Mr.. u. Willis James, well
known in New York and daughter, thc wife OF Mr.
Hoo Jr also three younger sons, now resident
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
CONNECTICUT VALLEY RAILROAD.

THE ANNUAL MEETING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CONDITION OF THE EoAD-TwENTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS SURPLUS.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARTFORD, Nov. %, 1875
The affairs of the Connecticut Valley Railroad, which
last surrendered the State Treasurer for the
benefit Of the second mortgage bondholders, have i'm
proved under tho management OF tho agents ap-
pointed by she Treasurer operating the road These
arc President Babcock, of the road, ana Judge f. Il.
wigcin formerly OF New York city, and now President
OF the Charter Oak Lille Insurance Company The
reports presented at The annual meeting to-day
showed that for nine months under the ola manage
up June 80 last the receipts were $l5 900 less
the expenses while Tor the irst three months Of
the mana cement up to September 80, the income
was $40, 800 the expenses This change results
from cutting of trains reducing salaries and the num-
bcr of employees, ana the prospects favorable to
oxtInguish tho largo floating debt OF $500, 900 and
eventually meeting the interest on the second mort
gage bonds none OF which has ever boon paid since
tho bonds were issued
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
wAsHINGTON'S LIBRARY.
AUCTION SALE OF BOOKS BEARING THE AUTO
GRAPH op THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, 1870
Tho public sale OF what remained of the library Of
General George Washington took place this afternoon
and evening In this city, 81 the auction rooms Of
NJ Thomas Sons The books sold wcrc about
ESQ in number, and nave been scattered 10 tho
winds by the last surviving heir OF tho
Washington family, Mr. Lawrence Washington q
young gentleman lately into the property. He
grcai-grandson OF General washngton's brother and
a son OF tho late John A. Washington
Tho volumes were sold because the person with
whom they stored had permitted shcm be mutt
lated, and somc OF ,he original numbers had been
stolen There Is doubt OF the authenticity OF the
books, and mos, OF them autograph and somo
them the coatoarms OF the Father OF His Country.
The prices optaincd generally high and
petition IN the bidding was quito lively Mr. Sabn, OF
Kew York. and General Joseph A. Hawiey, purchased
extensively
.The EederalisL'' two volumes. lcmo. calf printed
10 1.SS, each volume with Washngtoa's coat OF arms
and autograph wcrc bought by Mr sabin a, $50 q
v~lume. splendid Horace printed in London in
1885, with washington's autograph. started at So
and nnally obtained BY sabin al $50 Few or the
books had much value beyond their having once be.
longcd 10 General Washington. The amount realized
BY the sale sl.e33 Tor the go volumes
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
CANAL FRAUD ARBITRATION.

MEETING OF THE ARBITRAToRs YESTERDAY
RESIGNATION OF JUDGE HIBBAnD-APporNr-
MEXr OF SIR. CHARLES o. TApPAN, OF POTS
DAM-HE ACCEPTS.
sBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBANY, Nov. %, 1876
The Arbitration Committee 10 which referred
last summer the famous canal Of the State against
James X. Belden, Henry A. Dcnison h Co., for tho
recovery OF <4G0 o00 Of alleged frauds
in the iulGlment Of tho conract tor the building OF
. certain wall between Post schuyler and tho
lower Mohawk aqucduct, the eastern
DIVISION the Erie Canal met to-day In the library OF
the senate, IN the Capitol All the arbitrators-Mr
James Emott, Mr.. Isaac Lawson and Judge Hbbard-
and counsel on both Sides consisting OF d. Magonc,
Jr. Samuel Hand and the Attorney General for the
Stale, and william Z. Rnger Frank H. Hitchcock and
Before testimony was opened, however, Judge Hb-
uard one OF the arbrators stated that he could not
remain with the arbrators because OF business on
gagcmenis which would require hts time elsewhere.
He therefore. asked TO be excused from serving
and withdrew. The resignation OF Sir. Hitbard pcing
accepted motion OF Mr. Magone. the name OF Charles
o. Tappan OF Potsdain. Jefferson county, formerly
County Judge oftnat county. was presented for the
place
telegram was sent him announcing the nomiua-
tiop and d recess taken for somo hours until he
could make o reply.
At tour O'Clock reply came that ne would accept
and the hearing was adjourned until to- morrow when
Mr. Tnppan VIII take his place as one OF the arbtratos
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
OBITUARY.
DIR. WILLIAM ". MonLASp.

Dr. William W. Moreland died on Saturday, at hia
residence No 23i Beacon street. Boston, al tho Of
hfty.cghL He graduated at Dartmouth College In
1888 and received his medical degree from Harvard
University in ls4l He aferward studied in the great
medica schools OF Edinburgh and Paris and entered
upon the practice OF his profession IN Boston, where
he 10 a distinguished rank among has peers
lie was for many years one OF the OF the Bos
ton Medical and Surgcal Journal and IS the author
OF several medical works o.! recognized 5aniine. Ht
served the saH of physicians and surgeons nf ths
Boston CITY Hospital from the tine oil Its opening ID
1865 10 about 1871 when he resigned
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
OLD COLONY RAILROAD.

THE FALL RIVER, WARREN AND PROVIDENCE
RAILROAD TO BE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
DIRECTORS.
Bosroy Nov. 28 1875
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of tho Old
Colony Railroad was held to-day. resolution was
adopted authorizing the directors to purchase the Fall
River, Warren and Providence Railroad. II was also
voted TO issue new bonds the amount OF S. 600
at interest not exceed per cent, to take up
bonds maturing IN 1871
The following were elected drcctors:-Onslow
stcarns OF Boston, Urel Crockcr, OF Boston; Bcnja-
nan Finch, oil Newport; Oliver Amos, Of Easton;
Charles f. Choatc. Of Cambridge; Samuel L. Crockcr,
OF Taunton; Jacob H. Loud, Of Plymouth; Thomas j.
Borden OF Fall River; Royal w. Turner, or Randolph;
Francis B. Hayes, OF Boston; Ephraim n. Winslow.
OF Hyanns John Brayton, OF Fail River; Prince S.
Crovell. OF DcnnA
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
A MALT HOUSE BURNED.

PHrLADxLPHrA, Nov. 2S, 1874
A, an carly hour this morning the malt house Of
Jaud p. Baltz which was situated al the corner OF
Thirty -crst and Thompson streets was destroyed by
fire The loss is estimated al $4,000, which COW
ercd by an Insurance. OF s25.0Do in European com.
psnics, SIS oC0 each The German, OF Baltimore; the
Hoffman, Of New Jersey aud The German,a aud Sale
guard Of New iork and $io 600 in the Niagara OF New
Nork
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
LIEuTENANr M'K.NNEY.

This young ofiiccr, who los, his life leading his CON-
mand IN the FIRST charge the Cheyenne village In
the deep. the north fork OF Powder
RIVER last Saturday, appointed to cadctship al,
West Point Academy from The State Of Tennessee,
ana being graduated in June, 1871, was Al
signed, as second lieutenant. 10 the FOURTH regiment
Of cavalry In which corps he has served since that
date His death will cast cloud over large circle Of
friendA
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
MEXICO.

GOVERNOR vILLAGERANo's GOVERNMENT OVER
TURNED IN THE INTERxsT OF D1Az.
san FRAScIsco Nov. 2S, 1875
San Diego press despatch says that letter has
been received from San Rafael. tho capital OF Lower
California, confirming the report that Governor VII
lageranos government had been overturned but says
the fact that viagerano himself IS revolutlonlst
IN favor Of Diaz Hc has been arrested and sent TO
Guaymas charge Of rebellion, abuse Of the election
laws fraudulent practices, &c There Is universal
feeling in favor OF tho government
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
CoUNTERFEITERs SENTENCED.
IyprAxApoLrs. ina. Nov. q. 1876

lSDtAxAPoLIs. Ind, Nov. 2s. 1876
Peter Mccartney, a notorious countcr.eitcr and
fugi,vc from various places was recently arrested al
Richmond and to-day sentenced by The tinted states
Court in this CITY, TO confinement IN tho pentcntary
for fifteen years.
An associate OF Mccartney. named wasers, was
sentenced 70 imprisonment for ton years.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
CANADIAN OCEAN MAIL SERVICE
orrAwA. Nov. %, ls7a

OrrAwA Nov. %, 1s7d
Notice has been sent 10 tho Messrs Allan. eontrao-
tors Tor the Canadian mail service that mail
steamers will future be required ship and land as
Halifax he mails and from Great Britain during tho
winter months Tho next mail steamer sailirg from
Liverpool will land the mails at Haii.ax.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
PRESIDENT MAcMAHoN's GIFT.

ST.. HyAciS-H Quebec Nov. 2s, is70
President MacMahon has contributed 5000 francs II
aid OF tho sufferers oy the late tire here
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
DEATHS FROM SMALLPOX.

BATHrnsr, ~ b., Nov. %. 1875
The schooner Providence from Montreal, arrived at
Caraque, last nigh, with one case OF smallpox
board Captaiu Albert and one OF tho crew died on
the passage buried at tho Brandy Pots,
IN the River ST. Lawrence.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
GENERAL cnooH's REPORT OF THE ACTION.

CHICAGO, Nov Is, lsTa
General Crook, under date Of camp Crazy
woman's Fork, November 2s, reports that Colonel
Mackenzie, Fourth cavalry, attacked Cheyenne
camp. consisting OF 100 lodges. the west fork OF
Powder Rivcr the 25th insi capturing the village
and the greater portion OF the Indian herd The loss
on both sides Is though. DO considerable. but has
not bcen definitely asccrtaincd Lieutenant Mckinney
Fourth cavalry, killed. when tho loft the
weather was very severe
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
OVERCOAT STOLEN.

william B. Tullis, OF No 81 Seventh avenue, re-
ported last night Inspector Dilks, a. the Central
ONCE that somo unknown thief had stolen his over.
coat from tho hall OF his residence There were IN
the pocket the coat sl4 In money and some valua-
La inv mar era
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
THE JAMES BOYS AGAIN.
ANOTHER 1SErYEcruAL EFFORT TO CAPTURE
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES snEn1rF's OPINION
AS TO THEIR WHEREABOUTS.
GRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
ST Lov;s, NO., Nov. 2s, 1870
The Sheriff OF Lcaveaworth county Kansas, bad
despatch yesterday morning that the James
BOYS we're seen Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
passenger train, route 10 Leavcnworth The Sheriff
proceedcd W Fort icavcnworih and obtained some
troops with which several points along the line Of the
railroad were guarded but when the train in no
James boys wore 10 be found. Tho sheriff does not
believe tho despatch cansrd, as the bandits known
70 ~ In the vicinity.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
JAMES THORN, n. d.

James Thorn, II. d., loading physician Of Troy.
n. Y, died his residence in that CITY Yesterday
morning. He was gentcmen of excellent reputation
Ia his profession and greatly esteemed IN society
and by citizens Of all classes
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.

OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. IS. 1870
The Granc Lodge OF Knights Tcmpiars OF Canada
unanimously condemned the action OF the British
delegates and others In seeding from the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge al Louisville
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
MONTREAL STOCK BROKERS.
MONTREAL. Nov. "a

MuNTKEAI, NOV. 2S, 1915
The Montreal investment Company have issued an
attachments order against Bond Brothers, stock
brokers, Tor te2s6ou
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Russia will loavs this port oa
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
ecven O'Clock A NJ
The New YORK HgRALD-Editton for Europc-wiu
be ready at half.past eight O'Clock in the morning
Single copics In wrappers for mailing. six cents
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

NEVER GET ALARMED AT BRONCHITIS
HALE'S lloxEY HonxuorSD AND TAR 10 sure carl
fnr 4
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

DISPATCHES SENT TO GENERAL CROOK.
News OF the fight has been sent TO General Crook.
at Crazy woman's Fork, where our wagon train is
camped, waiting for our return take trip TO the
Rosebud after Crazy Horse and his band OF hostles
IL Is rumored in camp that General Crook with
the infantry, armed with heavy rines, vii! bc here
by tomorrow evening If necessary to resume the
contest
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

A-BENNETT BUILDING.
FlREPROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU, Ann AZ; AyD r FULTON Sta
70 LET on VERY kEAsoNABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAwYERS' BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICRS
ABLY OK TIE PREMlSEn.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

A-ROEyCCK'S WEATHER STRIPS, IN WAL
nut white or polished walnut preventive again
cold through doors and windows. charge tor
measuring or estimates ROEBuCk CO.. Sole Manu-
Xass oxlahlix xaadl
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

A-GENTLEMEN WILL FIND THE MOST STYL
ish and elecant dress Ars ESPENSCHEIDs. lis Mas
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

A s3 HAT 81 oo-GENTLEMEN'S SILK HATS
So 90 worth SO. 10 New Church e.. up stairs
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

| DR. FITLER'S RHEUMATIC REMEDY CURES
rheumatism CONT Why suffer any longerf Depot. ~
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
MIDNIGHT WEA1HEH REPORf.
PrObubUincs.

During Thursday in the South Atlantic and
East GuIl states, nsg. followed by falling barometer,
rstery 10 souherly Winds and warmer, clear weather
Will prevail. -, -,
FOR the West Gulf States, Tennessee, and the Ohio
Valley falling barometer, warmer southeast 10 sOnti-
west winds. increasing coudncss, and possibly occa-
,loual ram followed in last section by rising barometer
and colder nor;herly winds.
In the upper lake region and Upper Mississippi Valley.
rising and stationary barometer, cold northwest 10
northeast winds and clearing or partly cloudy weather
I'm tine Lower Missouri Valley, TisnE followed ny fall
ng barometer colder easterly To northery WINDS parity
cloudy weather, aud possibly occasional rain
Iu ile lower lake region falling, followed by rising
barometer southcrly WINDS shifting To colder north
westerly cloudy weather. and liz rams, succeeded by
clraii ing weather
IN ne Mddie and Eastern States. falling barometer,
south ry edsiery lciHds and purity coudy or
cloudy ,reafber ruth RAIN ia later ana M northern
portion Of former.
The Tennessee River continues rising.
CautOnary signals continue at Alpena, Marquette, and
Escanaba.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBASr wednesday. May 2. 1876.
The Commission TO investigate the Affairs OF the state
Prisons met to day the Deayan House and organized
by the selection Of Sinclair Tousey as Chairman. and
Louis D. Pillsbury Treasurer. The other officers VIII
not bc chosen until the Commission begins its regular
sting- which will probably be at sing sing early IN
Juno. They VIII begin the Investigation Of the Elnira
K,foIn.tory Monday the law under which they
are nj present acting directing them 10 do so, although
a bli awaiting the Governors signature appoint
ing "A eeutratc COmnis for tAat purpose OF which
Mcssrs. rouscy and PI.lsbury are To be- members.
SIR Post of Cayug Of the Committee Privileges and
Elections reported to-day IN the matter OF charges OF
bribery against Mcssrs Gallagher. Beis. Watts Gnge
aud Hoffman In connection with tho Brooklyn Charter
The report Scotch verdict the Committee nndinS
tnat, thcr opinion no mcmhtr OF the House hau been
,riy OF any conduct In respect 10 the ogden Charter
winch required iurtBer action Of the House.
The Senate open session, today confirmed tho nomi-
nation Of James EInOtt To revise tho statutes.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
TIE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.
TEIID DAYS SIS .ION-PRFSFSCH or DflE iArl
FRoM THE WESTERN CONFERENCE OF ENGLAND
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.


TEIgD DAYS sEs s.ION-PREsFSCH or DflE FATE
FROM THE WESTERN CONFERENCE oF ENGLAND
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
lEY TELEGRAPH TO The TRfBUsE.l
BALTIMORE, Md, May 3.-Aftcr the opening
exercises Of the Methodist General Conference to-day.
which were conducted by the Rev. Or Mattack of VIII
inlngion the Committee Rules announced their re-
port which was 10y the Rev Dr. s. Hunt Of Western
EcwYork Secretary of the Committee The rules Of the
last General Conference wero adopted with such addi-
ons and notifications suggested by experience
The committee ordered yesterday Ia aid In securing
the proper OF the sabbath on the Centennial
Grounds. was announced "a follows: John Lanahan'
Lewis Price L. H. Dunn, T. ". Price. and J. W. PaNon.
II wa, ordered that registry for the Conference be
printed IN pamphlet including the list OF delegates with
their homes in the city and the standing committees
with their officers and times and places OF meeting
Bishop James introduced the RGv. W. H. Pope deca a'e
from the Wesleyan Conference OF England He
had been present since the beginning, but had not
been introduced The Bishop gave lew words OF en-
conium upon Prof Pope who responded In few words
He will be officially received hereafter The Committee
on the Tms and Place OF Reception OF Facrnal Dele
cate fixed upon Saturday o'clock tho time, and
the Academy OF Music the place for receiving frof
Pope IA he remain next week Another day
will be designated for the others.
The address OF tho bishops will be presented to NOR
at 10 o'clock.
Thc JUDICIARY NOhWii''o ""' "i""""o'" w '"''
District No. /, the Rev. DIR. Cummings; No. -
tho Hon. G.. G. Reynolds; No. 3, tho Rev. Dr.
20. Haven No. 4. the Rev. DIR. Alfred wheeler
D. the Rev. Dr. l.. &. Mattack; q. the Rev Dr. d. NJ
Trimbic; T. the Rev. DR.. A. G. Mcdonald; s the hr'
Dr. C. Brooks; 10, the Rev Dr. r. NJ Davis IL, the Rev
Dr. H. C. aenson; IL. the Rev. DR. J. Rothewilnr. Thc
Committee on Law Delegates ordered Ia consist oi
two ministers and tgo Llynrn from each episcopal dis
trirt Io sulect of the ladies and pastors Christian
union referred 10 tnc Committee on hc state o to
Church dispatch Of fratern greetings to thc African
NJ H. General Conference. In session at Atiahta' "a
was referred 10 "a committee.