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QUIET RESTORED IN READING.

At an early hour on Wednesday morning
large force of employees of the Philadel-
pha II Reading Railroad Company, under
guard of the Schuylkill County Coal and
Iron Police, armed with Spencer rifles, pro
ceeded to remove Instructions and relay
the rails on the track, completing the work
without molestation of any kind, so that
soon after s o'clock the two sections of the
road were connected and trains passed
through. There is no disturbance Of any
kind. United States troops, with four
pieces of artillery, are guarding the depot
and other railroad property.
INTERPRETING WITH TIE MAILs-A sINGU-
LAR OFFER OF THE STRIKERS.
SCRANTON, Pa, July 2J.-The excite
meut here is intense. All the trains on the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road have been stopped. When the mail
train from Binghamton for New York ar
rived here at $50 this morning two paSsen
ger cars were detached by the strikers, who
said nothing but the mail should be allowed
to run. Superintendent 1Ialstead said the
mail car would not run unless passenger
cars We're also permitted, and this made
the strikers very indignant. The Superin-
tendent was firm, however, and the mails
were taken from the car, which was quickly
switched off on siding The strikers tele-
graphed at once to the State authorities
that the Company refused to run the mail,
aud that they would run it if necessary
and furnish fireman and engineer. A
dispatch to the same effect was sent to the
Post-otiice authorities at Washington
The streets are thronged with men from
the mines, railroads and iron mills.
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Yesterday was day of peace in Balt-
more. There were no incidents connected
with the Strike Of any note The line Of
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and went to their homes. No formal order
had been issued for abandoning the post,
though il was understood such line of action
would meet with no opposition from the
military authorities of the State, as the
protecting regulars We're on tie point of
being withdrawn. The arms aud accGutre-
ments, it is understood. with others in pos
session of the State, will be used for equip
ping other regiments.
INCORRECT.
The rumor that General Pierson and
Sheriff Fife, of Pittsburg, were killed, is
not true.
STRIKE OF TANDEREIITS MEN-THEY WARN
OFF TEAMrs AND COMMUNISTS.
The freight conductors, fireman and
brakemen st East Syracuse struck on Tues
day The following dispatch was sent
East Syracuse, July 2t.-To William
I'll. Vanderbilt Saratoga, n. V: We, the
employees in general, have quit work till
our pay is restored us as it was prior to
July l, 1877. EMPLoYEEs.''
The machinists of East Syracuse, num-
boring one hundred, also struck.
Six thousand freight cars, seventy en-
gines and forty trains of freight are en-
bargoed at East Syracuse.
he strikers nave detained Il force OF
their own men to guard and protect the
property of the company. No ANTICIPATION
of any trouble or lawless acts. The stril1-
ers will not interfere with passenger or
mail trains. They warn all outsiders,
tramps or communists to keep away from
them, stating that they can manage their
own business \ stranger, supposed to
come from New York, appeared among
the strikers at East Syracuse and advised
them to burn the buildings of the company
The strikers drove him from the yard at
the point of pistols. He fled to the woods
to escape with his life.
THE FIRST FRI GIT MOVEMENTS AT PHILA-
DELPHIA.
The first freight trains from Philadelphia
were moved on Tuesday. Three were
made up, one of Twenty cars for Jersey
City, and two of thirty cars each for Am
boy. They were dispatched at half-past
three o'clock aud got through all right
running with unusual speed. About the
same time one from Jersey City came out
as far Cornwall. A crowd of fifty en-
ployees at first said the engines should not
leave the West Philadelphia round house,
but a little argument by one of the officials
secured their withdrawal. This is the first
forward movement of the company since
Saturday.
NJIJTApv cpu.ppJE TIME or, pIpr
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| Judgment before G.. +.
Christlirld, ESP. Justice of
the Peace, for $3.50 debt.
with interest from October
9TH. 1873. till pail, and costs
Il u
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situate in the LIST Election district of Cecil count,
owned 10y Marietta Il. Henry wife of John j. Henry
and occupied by William Watts, containing
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-18
NO.. II.
shington Items.

WAsHINGToS, D. C., August 1.-The
Spanish Minister, Msntills, officially a.
sures The setting Secretary of State thS;
the governme' Of Spain is disposed to
satisfy sny con plants which the United
States msy ire 10 make in regard TO
the Rising p and Ellen Rzpsh even
before they a. formulated, and 10 pre-
vent hereafter ~ cause for similar ones
srlsing. Ii sptears that the scts com
planned OF were committed by some ,uba =
tern officer, OF y rank equivalent OF that
OF CoIwsln 20 our navy.
The Acting Secretary OF the Treasury
has Issued circular saying that in order
10 adjust the numerous accounts ~ De
opened Tor subscribers 10 the tour per
cent loan on the books ut the Register
OF the Treasury sLd tu enable him io
have prepared schedules upon which The
first dividend on the registered bonds
shall be paid, becoming due on the first
Of October next, II becomes necessary 1,
Cluse the books tor the transfer ant eI-
change OF bonds on the Slst ot August.
Ii Is hoped that ,n the future the books
for this loan Wi Tel closed tor but iiltear
days prior 81 the payment OF the quar-
terly dividends, ~ IN the csses OF the
i've and four snd halt per cent. funded
losns
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npirnII KPgRtIR.

DETROIT, August l7.-To day WA the
fourth day ol tua regatta. The prize.
were n banner, SILVER plate trophies and
indlvIdus, badge About forty thousand
people were present.
The Junior race WAS won by the
Florais IN 1871.
The Senior single ScuIl race, one mile
ard return, WAS won by Yates, by ten
lengths Time, l4;37.
The second prize was awarded to
Sandway lime, l5:ll.
The Senior four cared shell race cam"
oh next, one mile and halt and return.
The Sno Wa Cal-MelLe- came Ia Iour
lengths ahead Time 1881.
The lat race Wa -IG-Oared shelI-, one
mile ana nsli and return, which started
~ , p NJ. Three crews started. Ihe
Z-pnyr- came IN winners in 1894.
To morrow Is the l4st day OF the 70.
gatta. aud the entries include Junior snd
senior single sruli-, tue latter tree to sii,
amateur and Senior SIX and Junior tour
oarei -nelis.
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French Affairs,

PARIS, August President Mac
Mahon IN replying 10 the address from
the President of the Court ol Appeals ut
Coen, SAID he did not seek the triumph oi
any particular party, bat Of those prIn-
ciples which were the foundation Ot socle.
ty, which were in serious Jeopardy,
LoSDoE. August II -Gsmbetta. some
days ago, msda n great political speech
1T Lille, the publication ot which hS
been hitherto prevented by fear oi cen.
sor-hIp. Gsmbe.ta expressed great con-
tidence ~ 10 the result II the elections,
aid spoke with MS usual bltterne,s
against the BonsparIIsts, whom he stIS-
matlzed A. party OF INVASION.
He said the charge of latent radical
i'm which WA brought for.
ward ~ All excuse for dlssolyIng the
Chamber WAS ambiguity and iaIschood
Relative 10 the assertion ot the resctlonHry
p4per- that President Mac MAhUn Will
net be Obliged " submit 70 the will pi
the nation a. expressed by Ia. coming
elections, GsmbettS said at n VAIN
that such things arc said. or rather
allowed " be said, m th5 hope that they
will cheer the failing heart
of the government SuxilI ,rier. When
the cole authority 70 which all
mu,t bend, hss been pronounced, | do
not think any one II strong enough %
oppose II. do not think that, when
the millions Of ciec1ors Of the free soil ~
France have made their choice, there
will be one whstever be his degree, that
could rr-ist Believe ma, then Frhnce
has prorounced her sovereign viii
There must either ho -Ibmr-.i"n or re-lg-
uatI,r
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Lightning struck the house Ots Repub-
lican Congressman al Erie, Pa, ysster'
Gay.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
railroad directors have declared semi.
annual dividend of 4 per cent.
The Georgis Constitutional Conven-
ton has given the Legislature power to
regulate ireights aud fares on railroads
Elaborate preparations are being made
at st. Paul for the meeting Of the Army
of the Tennessee IN tnat city, on Septem-
Der 5th and 9th.
j. Eckert, ut Paterson, n j threw his
wife out of window during quarrel,
killing her instantly. She was about to
become u mother.
Bv a collision between two freight
trains on the Erie railroad, yesterday
morning, Conductor Hurd had both
legs cut of and received several Internal
injuries.
At Cherryfeld, Me Charles Lindsay,
twenty years old, WAS shot dead by u
Young man named Anderson Lindsay
was indulging IN rlOtous conduct ABOUT a
camping tent belonging to Anderson 5
mother Anderson gave himseI! up.
The Fall Riuer tacturers Board
OF Trade have indefinitely postponed the
project of running on short time, large
majority beng confident Of their ability
to carry their clothes till the market
improves.
The creditors of Thomas X Co., New
York commission merchants, have ap-
pointed committee TO look into the
iirms affairs and the affairs of tho New
Engsnd Wool Manufacturing Company.
Thomas X Co.'S nominal liabilities are
S49l 900 and nominal assets S57l,OOO
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PERSONAL.
STATE NEWS.

The State Capital agony Is over.
RAvESswooD challenges jackson
county to a game of Croqaet.
The Charleston Courier displays its
poultry over the recent victory
THE total value OF the property in Mo-
nongaia county amounts to S4, 738,3oo
MASON county will have some
wild Indians at her county fair this fall.
MR. EDMUND |. LEE died near Shep
herdstowa last Friday night at the ac-
vanced age OF 81 years.
KANAwHA county reelected Martin
Hi! Superintendent of County Free
Schools. MIR. Hill enters upon his fourth
term.
TIE repair hands vt Doe Gulley tun-
mel. on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
last week, killed copper snake four and
halt feet long. Alter its death ll8
small snakes were taken out OF the
body.
The Marion county fair will be held
on the 4th, 5th, and 9th OF September,
Harrison county fair, the 18th, 18th and
l4th; Taylor county the 18th, 18th, 10th
and Dist; Monongslis the 25th, 10Th and
27th.
TEE jackson county Ne,0s says;
Everything throughout this whole region
Of the State, at the present Writing, Au
gust 7th, Is iaaguishlng for want OF rain.
We have not had season so intensely
and continuously hot and psrching tor
many years. The crops are already ma
terially injured, and unless we have RAIN
soon, corn and late potatoes will be en-
tirely worthless.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Fever Epidemic Increasing in Rus
sian Army,
Turkish Movement on Orobniak,
The Russians Make Up Their
Minds for a Long War,
War Notes.

ST PETERSBURG, August l7.-Grsnd
Duke Nicholas headquarters are now 81
Gorngstondene. 1t Ia oticislly stated
thst General Gourksos entire loss from
July l4th to August Isl was ten officers
and lsl men killed, - officers and 700
men wounded and 30 missing. The
Bulgarian legion sso lost - officers and
900 men
NEW \ oRK. august IA dispatch
from Bucharest says II is reported that
the fever epidemic in the Russian army
in BuIgsris is increasing. The troops
are slsu IN want of food, and they refuse
pay unless they can receive It IN the com
of their own country. They threaten L"
surrender 10 the Turks unless they are
paid IN The cola demanded. The present
state of affairs IN the army Is alarming.
BELGRADE August 1.-The ministers
have rendered their re-lgnatlons. Prince
Milan has accepted only those "t
Stwtcha, President OF the Council, and
MiloikOvitch. Rites has been appointed
President OF the Councll The foreign
policy is supposed SO be the trouble.
LONDON, August 1.-Two iron clsds
with 1000 men are about to leave Cor
-tautlnuple Tor Crete.
1t is believed that Midhst or Server
Psshs will be- appointed Ottoman ambas
ssior at Vienna. MidhSt has lately bcen
proposed for the Paris Smbassadorsmp
but does not wish to take part.
Seven thousand tour hundred Turkish
prisoners altogether have passed through
Roumsnis
Bismarck is expected To- arrive IN
Berlin next week for n conference with
the Emperor.
The railways from 81 Petersburg L.
Klscheneti ara now carrying 1000 men
daily. One of tho piers OF the railroad
bridge at Barboschl has given way, csus
ing great delay.
1t Is reported that Prince HAssan Is ~
Dobrudscha, aud IL marching rapidly
with nis Egyptian troops, with the ob.
ject OF cutting of the communications oi
the Russians with Besssrrsha. 81
multaneously eight Turkish steamers
have received order. u dIsombark from
the north mouth oi the Danube with the
sSma object.
The MonteuegrIu outpost report that
the Turkish army ut ,welya battalion
of regulars and several thousand lrregu-
lars have begun movement on Orob.
nIok. The Montenegrin lnrceIs entirely
inadequate 10 oppose them, and will tall
back Tor the protection OF the lnhab
Itsnts until reiniOrcements arrive
Every detail OF the prepatstIons 'hows
ihRJ the Russians hsye mTyie up their
rnfu}S for lon. YaL. Apa - @pr. srlng
great depots ol brr F--~'. Inc
Rpumsnlsn goyerDme. Dr. Also ask
irG teDdors Tor n suppy at great
quantities of clothing and s'"ros. rain
of less than twelve hours duration has
rendered the roads at ii tova, over which
the Russian supplies s'a transported, n
sea oi mud with gaping hole, st intervals.
1t will be very difficult Tor the Rn'-rans
oven to maintain their Arml"- between
the Balkans aud the Danube when the
summer weather brosk- up.
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The Indian War.

CHICAGO, August 1.-THE following
was received this morning ~ military
headquarters:
DEER LODGE, MoST, August 18th.
General Terry, Commanding Department,
81. Paul:
| have lust arrived The wounded are
getting along well, thanks 10 the prompt
assistance sent by the citizens Of Helena,
Deer Lodge and Butte. They will reach
here in three days General Howard left
the battle geld IN pursuit OF the Indians
day teiore yesterday. Ouly fifty OF his
infantry were up, and / sent with
him three officers and fifty men. | met
Norwoods company OF the Second cav.
airy on the Big Hole, and he Is probably
with Howard by this time. Cushlrg 5
two companies OF artillery passed here
this morning IN wagons. ! have or
dered them to push down the stage road
1T the rate OF forty miles n day, II Their
stock will ,tand It. | have also tele-
grapbed the commanding officer ri Fort
Hall 10 start some ut the Bannocks up
towards Lenihl and Mountain passes To-
ret information ss 10 which way the NeZ
Perces are heading. They cannot travel
rapidly with their wounded, and the
next time they are struck they will be
ruined Many thanks for your cordial
recognition OF our services IN your dis-
patch of the l3th, received yesterday.
TSirredl GIBBpS
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rHILADEi DEirHIA, August l7.-Flour
Quiet and weak; suportnc NJ 81 ~,
extra S. %; Prunsylvsnrs family - 60
Ca7 81, AInncsuts family 81 tOMS ~.
high grados ~ 5Ocpo62. Wheat Flrm,
New Ambc 81 i2M,l ~; No. = red 81 40
(a,l ~ Curn-FIrm; yellow 6OmGlc,
mixed 59c. Oats-Olc steady; new dull,
white wcttorn a9di0c; western mixed
37(dg39 new whito @j(D36c; mixed 3"tn
3ic Rye -Qmet nj 65W7Oc Pr.
vIsrop Quiet Mess Pork At Sli -
d,I6 % Beet Hams Quiet at $50 5OCI
~ NJ, india mess 81 90. Butter
Weaker; creamery extras 23@26c; extra
Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin srd Wss,'rn
Reserve 2O(a}22c Eggs-frm; western
l3Mlic Chrcss-Firm; western tull
cream 94CplOc, halt skinned s463c
pstro cum Firm; reHued 1870; crude
gic Whrky Firm; western 81 II
ToLEpo, August l7.-fiour Dull
Wheat In good demand Mt lower rate.
No = white Wsba-n 81 50; No. de-.
~ %; No. white Michigan 81 %,
extra white Michigan VI 30, Amb'r
Michigan, spot 81 %, seller Augu't
II Is; seller September ~ IL; No 2r"d
winter spot 81 22ii seller August 81 ~
seller September ii llli No. 3 rcd
Wabash 81 Is; No = amber Michigan
81 ls!; No. 2 Dayton and Michigan
81 22i; Mob 7iic; red u ~. Com
Dull; nigh mixed, spot, i6ic; No .
spot held st i6I 50 bid; seller Septemb"r
i6i seller October 4stc; Az bid; No z
white 40; rejected i6; damaged W.
Oats Dull; No. Z spot D4c; seller
September 25tc
NV York, August l7.--Dry Goo'' -
Business fairly active with packag"
houses, and the jobbIng trade continue
LoImprovc Cotton goods ~ TAR requ".t
and generally steady Prints IN ste,dy
demand and gInghams actiye Dress
goods, skirts, shswh aud hosiery in isir
request Woolens doing fairly. Foreign
goods 'tlll quiet.
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State Convent tiOn OF ne Independent
Greenbaek Party Of West Wiz
Ktnia.

CuARLEsTos, w. Va, August lo =
The Independent Green back party held
their State Convention here yesterday
Judge Hlndmsn, of this county, was tenn.
porary President; j. {. Atkinson, Of
Putnam county, temporary Secretary.
j. +. Thsyer WAS appointed Chairman
OF the Committee on Permanent OrgsuI-
zstlon; V. A. \ stes, Chairman .: the
Committee ON Representations; james NJ.
Lsidly, Chairman Of the Committee on
Platform and Resolutions.
AT the afternoon session Ot the Con-
ventIon Rogers Segen, OF Wood county,
was made permanent President, and j
4. Middleton, OF ksnawhs county, per
msnent Secretary. A State Executive
Committee WAS appointed, OF which Hon
James NJ. lady chairman. The toll
lowing is the preamble to their plat
form:
"The Independent Green back party Of
West Virg MA acknowledges allegiance
to no othsr organization; Republics
platforms ignore the greenback, bestow
faint praise upon the silver dollar OF the
fathers, lsFd gold and tacitly accept the
National Bank notes rs the true money
while the Democratic platforms go q little
further aid venture 10 condemn
contractio, demand the repeal of the
Resumption scl, and the abolition OF
National banks. Both parties profess II
willingness to sccede 10 labor its just re-
wards but neither OF them proposes u
practical method, while we demand rs
the only means OF ,ttslning that end the
restoration to the people of the money
the government has destroyed.
Strong resolutions were adopted pro
vidIng Tor he immediate pay ment OF the
national dJbt SO far rs 1t can be done II
good faith tU both debtor and creditor,
and firaliy, the Green back party seeks 10
cure the evils OF communism, strikes,
MODS and repatriation. If good neC do
not see enough in .nIs summary ot our
policy to win them 10 cooperation, then
why not surrender ut once all that We
possess to the exsctlon OF the bondhod-
ers, to whose tender embraces We ara
daily drifting?
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TIe Famine I'm India.

LONDON, August IA dispatch from
the Viceruy of India, dated August 18th
states that the general improvement IN
the crop prospects IN Madras, Mysore
Bombay and the northwest was mau
taincd the past week. Rain is still much
needed in Punjsnb, Sajpootana and tn"
western part OF the northwest provinces
The prices of grain continues exceed
ingly high throughout the famine DIS
triCts. but in Madras they are
slightly easier than the week preceding
and still sre lower III every part OF that
presidency, than III the worst parts oi
Bombay and Mysore. The question OF
grain stocks and supplies continues t."
cause anxiety. The grain trade sL Cal
cutta is exceedingly active; 10000 tons
ofshipping are engaged. The condition
OF Mysor6 continues critical The Gov
ernor of Bengal telegrsphs concerning
the condition of Bombay that the prices
of grain are slightly easier, but
are still very high. The Improvement
of the situstiOn is retarded oy
the want o. general rain. The people
are feeling still the continued pressure ol
high p.ioss.9 The difficulty III Bombay
is aggravated by tho state OF Msdras and
Nlzim and by the inability OF the ra'i
road to bring forward grain sufficient
for the great demand. There has been u
further increase IN Madras OF the number
relieved OF the $4,000, making 36o,oW
increase in the last fortnight. In Mysore
the Iaborers on the works are decreasing
and the cnarltably relieved increasing
In Bombay the reve,se II occur
ing, but there is slight general
increase IN the totals relieved, in Madras
there are 9S3, 900 iaborers on works and
I,OOl, 800 charitsbly relieved in Mysore
$4,000 on works and $4,000 chsrtabIy
relieved, and IN Bombay, 100000 on
works and $4,000 charitahly relieved.
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ItiCa Races.

UTICA, August l7.-C0mee to-day won
the unfinished 2ZI class race Of yester-
day by taking the fourth neat; May bird
second. slow 60 third, Prospero fourth.
Time 3;2Oi, 2.2l, 2:2l, Z:20.
In the 2.25 class race Bsnquo, Richard,
Little Gypsy and Dick Swiyslisr
started. Tue fret heat Of the rsce
vas Il very fne contest Richard won
the racs taking the second, third and
fourth nes... B.nqIo. second. Dick
Swiy-.sr, third; Little GyP-y, fourth.
Time, III, III, 2.2l!, 2:23!.
Lucille GolddIst Nettie and Hope
fu. started n The free for sll. LucI,.s
won in three strslgh; heat, HOpefu
second; Eeliie, lhir1. lime, 2'l7t, Z:l5t,
liz
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West yirginian WHyIa and huT-
dered and His son Wounded.

CHARLEsToS, August l6.-On Friday
las. as Mr. Nathan Cunningham, Of
Jackson county, was Ou hIs way 70 tins
city he was waylsid by some unknown
parties and murdered. Hs little son
WAS with him, At whom several shots
were fired, the ball taking effect IN his
bresst. There are several Corjec;urez ~
to the cause OF the attack The most
plausible Is that, a. about the r.Dse OF the
iste war Cunningham waylsid and killed
scme rebel soldiers that were returning
home. perhaps his death rsthe end of me
horrible tragedy. Cunningham wss =
Deputy United States Marshal under
Major II. Slack A ye, there L. no ue
t. the perpetrators.
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Lost Child.

OMAHA, August l7.-No trace OF the
lost child 5. c. Rose, of Herman, has yet
been discovered The country has been
thoroughly secured by hundreds OF men,
and u reward OF fifty dollars offered for
her return or any information that Will
lead to her recovery.
1t Is expected that delegation Of In
dian chiefs. including Red Cloud, Spot
ted Tail and other prominent men OF the
various tribes. viii visit Washington
soon ior talk with the President
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sitting BnII Commission.

OTTOwA, August LIT is now stated
that ii is no part of the arrangement thst
the Canadian government should send
commissioners TO act oniontly with those
from the United Ststes 10 treat with Sit
ting Bull.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-The Sec
retsry OF the Interior has appointed
John Menett. OF ST. Louis, 10 act with
General Ferry ss member OF the Sit
ting Bull Commission.
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ChsuiauauA Assembly.

FAIEroINT. y L.. August l7.-Rev
II. 4. Hensum, ID d. ot Philsdclphia.
and editor Ct the Baptist Teacher gave \
lecture this morning on Fools that WA
thoroughly appreciated by large aud,
ences Rev j II. Vincent, manager oi
the Assembly delivers Lecture by re-
quest, entitled "rhnt BOYS Sister
Saturday morning August ls''.
TINS Afternoon Rev { h lD.l.r. q
Pitt, burgh, who IsteIy travelled lu In.,--
tine, delivered sn interesting lecture On
that country. c. A Nuzenn"p follow
ed with lecture on "Bibical OrlontIsm
Phillip Phillips spoke on, SUNDAY
SShoOl Music Ia the evening Rev j.
VI. Buckley, ot ST mtori, Conn, i"lvcr-
od lecture on "lmltstIon OF Emuls-
ton.