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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-07

MEssRs. PEPIH & BRoUssAED have just re-
eeived and are still receiving large and very
select assortment Of fall and winter goods.
Their stock has been selected by Me. Broussard
In person, whose long acquaintance with the
wants and tastes of our Southern people Il a
very things we want. We adviss the La lies to
go on Monday and inspect the BEAUTIFUL E,ck
displayed By them. a6e their card In another
column.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-07

New shapes and styles IN china at Offner's
only, ~ Canal street, opposite Varieties
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-07
NEW CROP.
WEEKLY FINANCIAL,

WEEKLY FINANCIAL REVIEW.
LONDON, Oct. G-Tne folio wing are the open
ing. highest. lowest and closing prices for the
week. OF the articles below named:
CONsoLs FOR MONEY.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
95M "A g5X gG
g5 3-16 8 5-32
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-07
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RAILROAD SHARES

LIVERPOOL. October 6.-Flour declined cd
ais, closing dull Wheat fell off Is sd, but closed
steady al decline; prices are as follows: Spring
Southern lis lid; California club 12s 9d@13s
DO average 12s 6d912s Sd do Southern lis I'D
California club 12S 9dGl3s; do average 12s Gd@
12s sd; The receipts this week have been 5000
quarters. of which $4,000 were American. Corn
s'rong, advancing ed and closing steady At 2s4 Sd.
Oats UNCHANGED at 3sNG3s 3D. Barley 3s 81. Peas
%: price s8s extra declined Is; now 107s !;
prime mess unchanged at 90s. Bacon--Cumber-
land cut unch hanged ut 36a cd: short rib 42s long
clear 405 short clear advanced Is; now 42S
Pork unchanged; prime mess Eastern 69s do
Western 49s. Hams sos. Shoulders advanced
low sl1s. TurpentIne 26s 6f Rosin-Common
IS y do pale 13s. Petroleum 7@@si; refined
121s@13d. Linseed oil los 6 J.. Lard oil 49, Cot
ton seed oil, American. 34s; Antwerp IS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-07
NEW YORK GOSSIP.
Insurance Impairment,

NEW YORK, Oct. 6-Ths Arctic Fire Insur-
rance Company have been called on to make
good an impairment Of $4,000 in its capital
Gilman.
William G. Gilman is believed to be secreted
in this city
, 1877-06-23
--latest by Telegraph.
Pacific fOnSs.
Ossa,aadsN.
OssEaadsN.

PORTLAND. June 1G.---The Evening
TvIegmm publishes the following dis.
patch dated Walluh, Wash, Trrr., at 0
o'clock this morning.;
To Capt. j. c, Ainsworih, Tho Indi.
ans are murdering settlers about Mt
Iiaho, and steamcrs are necessary to
convey troops for the safety OF lii. from
Wnln WNlla to Lewiston, Idaho. Teri,
to morrow.
Signed, CART N, G. Wn,EtYsoy.
"A later dispatch from Walla Waila
brings intelligence that messenger has
arrived from Fort Lapwai, who reports
the killing Of Ben Morton and wound.
ing Of his wife; he also reports gen.
eral uprising of thc Indians, and tho
killing Of other settlers in that immediate
ncighborhood. The messenger who
brought the news to Lapwa was him
self wounded, having been cntMppcd bv
the Indians. The troops at Lapwai
started immediately for the scene of
trouble, leaving the fort without Il gnr-
rison. Capt Wilkinson started for
WaIla WOlla Immediately upon rcceipt
or the news for more troops, arriving
there this morning, No intelligence has
yet been received Mt milinry hcadqunr-
ters, Mrs. Gen. Howard has, however,
received dispatch from her husband
assuring her there is no cause for alarm.
, 1877-06-23
1EpAEEO.

PORTLAND, JuIc ia special dis
patch to this city dated Wnlula, W. T.,
June iSrh says: The Almota from Lew
iston, idaho, has just arrived, and
brings the following newo from the Lew
iston Tellers extra Thursdays stage
brought news that the Indians, embrace
ing Josepbs band and the Salmon River
Indians, were assembled on Camas
Prairie and were making demonstrations
OF hostiIities Friday morning news
came t'st Larry OFT and three other
white men had been killed on Salmon
River. near the mouth of White Bird
ard that the settlers on CamAs Prairie
had become so much alarned that they
were gathering at Mount Idaho, and
asking for troops to come to their relief
No troops were ordered out on their re-
quest at o'clock =. ". On Friday an
Indian messenger came to the Agency
with letter from l.. ?. Brown, Esq, to
the effect that the Indians had made an
attack upon the settlers on the prairie
and had killed Ben Morton, shot bic
wife, and broke her legs; also shot Mr..
Moore through the hip, badly wounded
Norton's sou, aged eleven; mortally
wounded Mr. Day; had attacked all the
teams on the road, and forced the meu
to abandon them At the time OF writ
ing, the Indians had possession of Cnmas
Prairie, save Mount Idaho, and were
threatening an attack upon that town.
The citizens demanded immediate aid
he sent to rescue them.
JUNG, II, 4 p. M.--Rumors arc and
have been very conflicting. Mnny OF
them are much exaggerated. The truth
is bud enough to alarm the whole coun-
try. The most relinblc, from Mount
Idaho, is rs follows; Part Of the Indians
had gone to attack the settlers on Salmon
river, part to iortity place on Cotton.
wood creek, below Chapmon's Capt.
James Baker, Saml Benedict, wife and
four children, Harry Mason, IIcury
EIircz aud the Warrgus' cSpressrhln, had
been killed on Salmon river. A pack
train ol forty mules hqd been attacked neal
Ca!d Spring, aud two white men killed
and two haii-brced Indians escaped. Will,
the entire cargo was captured; that th'
Indians and settlers were fighting below
Chapmans,
FRIDAY EvrSrSG, S r. MA milita,
ic.rc Of 100 troop, 20 friendly Indian,
, 1877-06-23
EUROPEAN.

LONDON, June 16.-Flour one and
one half per cent.
BERLIN, June lG Herr Babel, socisl
democrat and meniher of the R-icllstaie
has been sentenced to three months nI
pis nInent.
The Berlin Imperial Bank of Germany
to-day reduced the discount rate OF in
terest for bills to four per cent, and in
terest rate on advances to i've per cent
LoNDoN, June 49, Count Sch0uvalof
is to assure Epgland that the route ~
India by way Of the SuGz canal and the
Persian GuIf snail be Tree, and that
trealies will he observed and that the
question ot the Busphorou1 and Dordan
cilca will be settled at the end OF the war
by a European congress Beyond these
points no cii5ngen!rnt has been under
taken.
LGSDoN, June 19.--In the House Of
Commons this afternoon, the under See
retary tor the foreign department, in re-.
ply To the question prOpountled by
D,iluyn, Liberal member from Swanson,
said it was not true that Porte has
refused the request Of Layard, British
Ambassador ut Constaotinoplc, to per.
nit naturalization OF the Sucz Cnnal. for
the simple reason t,mt such II rcqnps'
had not been uade. The Porte has M.
yet answered the iAIination contained ia
the papers.
It is generally believed ,hnt Prince
MILAN vii, sign couunt,'n ~ph Rus.
sia, aI!o%iag thruoopS TO rra' uN Dan
Uhc, ut Gin'.na. Sliiiman .'i-.u has
letl hicsic and entered Mnu:,u ,ro, 10
ELECT Junction in Alhaii, division
The MoEIeuegr.ns ntYr abandoH , Dug,
Pass, and af- c,gHa,rating H. N'tra'
pj-,.
, 1877-06-23

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very ra,icoct ,ost oyon;,u :, r,.,n,a ~
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re,,v to ,s,,erst o,ro,d,, n,l,rshnA a,
clarino that n.oo,;o,;o,s w;,,, Tuna1 ,ro
ended m. .Ie,,s, c,;,, c,;,oa h;a,or,, -
the nec,tiations be,v,.n Twood aoa tho
Attorney General and tho con,ool ;,,,or
ostad in III. RIM. ,ro..c,t,on ,l..l,h,,,
particuIarIy on ,ha v.lu. rryos1,. ,.s
,imonv concernin, v,r,ors erona,,on.
claims ooaips, ths citv Tbo onin;on. :,
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counsel whitney in rc,,.r1 - ~, ,.,;.1.
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, 1877-06-23
WHOLE NO. rs

Now York Tribune says Dalzell, of Ohio,
after repeated applications for an Office.
was appointed To a third class clerkship.
Il few days ago, declined the place he.
cause it was not good enough. 1t is be-
ieved he made a mistake, and supposed
u first class clerkship WAS the highest
grade.
VERGENSEs, VT, June 49, Morron's
Flouring Mil burned this morning.
Loss on building and stock estimated At
$4,000 Insurance $4,000.
! New York, June l9.-Thc Times SAYS
that by the new rules adopted by the
Grand Union Hotel, at Saratoga, whereby
no Israclite will be admitted. the well
known banker Jas, Seligman, was sent
away Wednesday, after having spent the
summers there for ten years. The pro
prietoI said, in explanation, chat business
| at the hotel was not good last year for
the reason there were large numbers OF
Jews there. Hilton came to the conclu
sion that tho Christians aid not |itn
'nc'r coul'a"y' ""'' 'li"' i"r t''at reason
Stunned the hotel. He resolved to run
the Union On different principles tins
season and enye his ;nstr1otions IN ad
.. Is y...,.
INV Nv 's"'' ie''o''''s' a" 'n'"'"0i'
meetInS OF Sellgmans friends and ac-
quaintnnces was heldto consider whnt
nctim is desirable under ,hp. circ,,p,
..
S''''''o''
A European telegram says that several
correspondents have been shot as spies.
This was bccpuse seven Russians aud
English were found in the Russian
camps,
Basha Bazouka have insulted several
English and Americans
A correspondent OF he Herald ut ia
, 1877-06-23
EASTERN STATES.

CmcAoo. June ~. "A special from
Winnepeg, Manitoba. SAYS dispatches
from Fort Walsh. sqy Sitting Buil with
$50 lodges are settling between there
aud Wood Manitoba. H. claims TO
have won many Victories over United
States troops of which the public knew
nothing. and exhibits numerous tropaies
including arms, wagons etc b,.Ionr;ro
TO Clusters party. lie holds thnt yiol,
tons os federal treaties by the United
States authorities, warranted his rebel.
, 1877-06-23

", IT. AID, NNlF lNtN8Fo0N, NNEt, dF'
Trustees
Mcssrs. Ferguson, koSs, WNm, CHthcari'
W. Is. stevens. Plaskctt and Folsom.
, 1877-06-23

anu seVeVNi ClllEtHS, lclt lux L'I'Nh' ~"
rison, under the command uf Col. Perry,
for Mount Idaho. Alter the arrival ot
Col. Perry II dispatch came to the effect
that he had arrived at Mount Idaho on
Saturday morning and found reports oi
the killing true. Troops were sent in
pursuit of the Indians who had gone To-
Salmon river
Messages from Cnmns Prairie brought
also by Indian runners to the agency,
state that it had been Hscertnincd that
30 whites had been killed, so far AS
known; that the wnitts had killed White
Bird, the chief of his band, and his
family,
Still later $40 M.-Thc troops, with
$50 men from Mt idaho. encountered the
Indians ut the head Of Waite Bird can
yon. The troups dismOunted and left a
few soldiers ahd the % friendly Indians
to hold their horses. The Indians fired
upon the troops, and fghtiOg continued
for some TIME. The friendly lnliAns he
came alarmed. and the soldiers guarding
the horses seeing that the Indians were
gettiog tho best Of the fight, and the
soldiers rntrcatng, and the citizens cap
tain, Sergeant Lytle and one soldier was
known to he killed. the whole horse
gunrd or Indians and whites broke and
run, some for Mount. Idaho, and
some for T4apwai leaving the
horses to run loose oyer0the prairie.
Those coming to Lapwai never stopped
,lll they reached the post. The result
Of the fight is Dot known. Many of the
houses on the prairies are burned.
june 1873 A. M.--D. Munroe arrived
from tue garrison ut lmlt past two, this
morning, and tells us tuat third soldier
had arrived at the garrison last evening
from the fight, He reports that the
troops on foot are surrounded by Indi e
ans in the canyon, aud engaged IN a
hand to hand fight, Colonel Perry and
about one.half the command are said to
be killed. The rcmainderare surrounded
in the canyon and fighting against fear
tul odds. This was the state of affairs
when the soldier left.
The Mayor OF Lewiston has telegraph
ed for arms and ammunition. He save
the Indians have massacred 80 or 40
men, women and children, and the
bloody and inhuman work still goes on.
In postscript, he adds;
June lS,-The settlers on the Palousc
and in Paradise Valley, and from all the
country north Of us, are fleeing in here
Tor protection. Farmers are abandoning
their farms, stock md everything.
, 1877-06-23
sNosgAa,ssgs DuREa"rORE.

SNo.pgisH ArhGN.kuS-- -OfFICERS.
t. c. Ferguson, P,c'ida@.
y vi i. W.; W'ia, Tcc.r,cd@o-s.
l.iac Callcnrt,
". Il Stevens. LDrpids-
j. IT. Ph,trtt, IredSniyF
pr AC, Eolaom, lyr S.'tta'g
" II. ala, y. !SuYS ThaE.%cdiS, .Nestt, do.
Trustees.
Mrssrs Ferguson kOSs, WNm, CHthCari'
W.. Is. stevens, PkIskctt and Folsom.
ID
.SNoMoYisu FRsH RglIGIous Association.
OFFtUEhs.
lldridge Morse, PRESIDENT
T.. &, Ferguson,
A. &. Folsom, .. lhe-I -IicM8t'ttS,
hcn stretch,
", II. Ward, =, 81. Srltfn'B.
7',aN,6&
M,ssrs Morse Ferguson, Folsom, Stretch,
anl Ward
lISloN PRESBYTERIAN CoNGRrGATloS ov
sHoHoNsn Cry. {.
.Iu!,h Ros>, -. .. PA tNnM
q. C.. ferguson, =. =, SCcrddyh
rayAl Haskell :. " :, TIERS,
Tr@~os
Ncssrs Wilbur, Haskell, Mastcrscn, Bar
rHl, FprgJlsun and Ross.
ELDERS or THE UEIoS PREsRYrEa,N
CHURCn,
KoYaI Haskell, Robert Barrett.
o.
MASONIC.
Ccnlcnniu Lodge { D.--RcgulNr conmu
siisuions, iiIrt ard t!ird saturdays OF each
mInth
l. o. GOOD TEMrLAIs,
Olive Leaf Lodge, NJ. ll--Rcgular meet
iass, llrstand founL Saturdays of each month
SNonoMfu CouNTY AGnlcuLCnn. SoolErY
OfFiCEG&
j. \. Low, :. =, Pyi,l0L
II A, Grigory, :, =. Fod. PmddeHt.
tIdrUlge Mnfse :. HatGt"s
yyu,&@S
u iN Low, IT, 4. Gregory, Ellrldge MORSE,
\ Jom Davis, agd Clark Ferguson.
4. .
+ IN 0ucSisH TELEGRAPH C1arASY. --0rFTcERs
N.Y. Ferguson, >. =. Proocat
Ab KrOncC
n h1EY Jackson, :. TiT. PefIeus.
isaac CathCtrL
&hlridgc Morse. =. =. Scc'rtDY
TiftNicrs
r. G, Ferguson, l.. D. RrOmor, Henry
jackson, ls,l1c Cathcart and EIdrdgc Morse.
~
, 1877-06-23

r, G, Ferguson, +, d, Kroner Henry
,h,eSson, lssluc Calhcart und Eldrdge Morse.
, 1877-06-23

ELDERS or THE UGIoS PREsRYTEatiN
CHURCn
hoyal Haskell, Robert Barrett.
, 1877-06-23
1. o, COOP TEMrLArs,

Olive Leaf Lodge, No ll--Rcguar meet
jass, ilrstand fourL Saturdays Of ractl month
, 1877-06-23
SSonoNlsu COUNTY AGplcuLCRAL SoclErY
OfFiCEGN.

i,N. Low, II, 4. Gregory, Edrdge MORSE
John Davis, agd Clark Ferguson.
, 1877-06-23

Ccnlcnnml Lodge, e. D,--Bcgular Conmu
ss,iions, llrct' and t!urd saturdays of each
,uuith
, 1877-06-24
spondcd promptly, "Don't know about that,
Doctor; s'pcct ] IS. I've lakpn mighty
eight q strong msdtctnc from you, Doctor. and

spondcd promptly, "Don't know about that,
doctor; s'pcct ! IS. Two lakcn mighty
is aitsc yet"
Ala recent meeting In whicl, there WAS much
religious Interest. All old man gave expression
TO bis joy BY shouting. and continued It until It
eald to i}roti,cr ", "tto md stop tut old
mans t,otsc.h he went to hin nt,l spoke few
wprdB and tho et,pnttnF man At once bec4me
quiet. Brother II. asked Brother W, "Whnt
did you aay to tho old tnan that onteted lltu, 40
promptlyt" Brother W. replicd, ~ askot him
for dollar for foreign snisslont.s'
Tho Rev. Or. Mcleod relates In hts Journal
that he once received from two intending COM
tnunIcnnts tho following repllcsto the following
questions:
Who led tho children of 1sracl out. Of Egypt
Ere.
Who wss Esc?-The mother Of God.
What 1cath did Christ dfcf (hftcf long time
camc the anzwefI-lfe wns hanged on tree.
What did they do with the bodys-Lad It In 4
msn2ct.
What did Chs.st do for sfnnept-0avo htt son.
DO you know of any wonderful wufks that Chftst
dtl:-Naae tho world in .ix days.
AnT othets!-luttcd Martha. Mary, and LAzas
rus.
What heeamo Of then, afterwards1- Angels took
What had ChsIat TO do with ,hats-nc took Abss.
ham.
Who wna chrlst.-The HOLY Spirit.
Afc yuu AfNner?-So. ...
pid you never slnf and do you love God perfect
, 1877-06-24
P1OU6 JOKES,


,,.,,s,.an, ~. Ak M nv, ,t..s =. - h,.' ~
u1anss"ea. tnas 0'vvs 49, ".s w.. n~1s oesn ~
eetVrd A. the Vatlesn'-4ff@ 1orS commercial
Adpxrtar.
A negro afcthodist'a ideA OF ministerial quail
M..t,,,. no,o. 80. ~, + ~, bic.. r,,, .a,,t h.
H.I.an w. W. ~. ,,,s 1,.,..aa ~
ea't GOT ue aole1u1 souno 1'ho Austan 4so1cs heo'
No, tndcedy !"
Thc nrtcnta,s are very tr,,st1nr In each other.
!. -. ~ ~. .t..,, =. -, 49," tr~,,, .,,,s .,
n'oyo nv a'ta'a !" ~ away 'folla sou. saop
Without locking II !" . traTeler sakea an Eeyo'
tlan up ane 1hel ~, NV Asn.'ea to hi,'
man eonni.y1 'ae1o u ho1 ea7's''a" N''n'a
IaIe' u'"cs'
Professor of Chcmlstry.-" Suppose you hcrG
callc1 u patIcpt whu had swallowed heavy
aoso Of 0xalie acid, what would you a.!sninis-
terI" Il. twi,o IL preparing for Tho ministry,
aud who only takes el,enstsy becausc 1t ia oblg-
, 1877-06-24

T0tnl..........s.... .................$9.S SD3. 08
The total a., home expenses for tho year amount
Eight Sunday schools rcportc.l.. There arc In
average attendance, 0,0l. Number Of volumes
IN libraries, 2l53 Sun1ay.sehool contributions
THE PROCEEDINGS.
j. During the sessions OF yesterday and to-day
the must important features besidc the rcgular
routine work, was tho address Of the Rev.
James scoflcld, uf ropo County, Missouri,
Mountain regions. The Rov. J. s. Mat,fe read
report for Sunday-sclioo1 meetings. e. F. Tol-
man addressed tho Convention on behalf Of
homo missions. Miss Johanna r. Mo0re-n
missionary from the SOUTH, who is doing a good
able report. She hui organized sunday-schools
Wednesday afternoon the ladies took charge
Of tho meeting. Mlss Patrick, q sIarengo,
tue TclleEoo Country. fu tho cast IT IIindustan.
Papers were also read by 1lra. Cilarlcs Morse,
Mrs. Q. D. storc, and Mrs. G. i. niacka1l. :.
Last evening the lev. A. L. White, Of Ma-
morning was wholly occupied by the reading, Of
reports Atnf tho transaction of other rU,ltInc
business. At noon tho Convention adjourned
f. meet s neza ys9r at beydsfe y ~ & IL L;
tho Association for tho coming year.
T1lK ADvEhTfsTa.
The seycn.Dny Advunttsta are holding inter
eatlng rncetfnga IN this city. They have d Iasgo
tent erected On q vacant lot Oh the corner Of
hold from $40 to l,o0 pcfsons. It Ia sixty feet
In diameter, aud. thoroughly waterproof. The
main iaetors IN tllcse meetings arc tho Kcv. Z.
+. Andrews, Of Gilman. H.; tas Hey: g. v.
Cotror.l, Of sterliog: and tho lsev. Charles f.
all tlW week, and will continue as long as pub.
lie Interest docs not abatc. 1'ncso Alvoriists
Will give no definite time for tic coming oi
Christ, but tho l1cy. Mr.. Andrews Informed your
ent condition of affairs ID E,hupo and Ala /.
preparatory to the tult!ltueqt 81 the prophcclc.
In baulel and Revelations. On being iutcrru
gated, .s said that tito nuted Miller was correct
y several pe1ns; ana proceeded ,ss b,
tic basla Of tic Adventist doctrine lie further
more said that Ills people did not believe III
handl,i0 ovcr their souls to The eaie-kccping p
The ,ntn!ste,s' w.!ile .nslr bodies xe1e DEPOSITED
alike to body md soul. aud Their PRIESTS aI!ke
administered to tho physical and Iiituaj watlti
Of the flock. One c,tn,ncislnble feature tn the
Adventist loctrIno IL, that thuy d. not preach
hour: aud Tho aggregate tins for Their meet
Tugs Sunday Ia three hours. Lnat night thu
Rev. G. ". Colcor.l Eaye his Views on tho due
trlne of the temporal Millennium and thu wotldtI
w.. nfs1top M'I.lREN.
Tho 1t. Rev. W. II. Mci.nrcn, D. D., Dshoi
Of tho Euiscopal Diocese OF Illinois. fnade hi
annual visitation ~ tho congregation pf En-
| tua,,ucl Church, thta city, last Atouday night
scrytycs were held ut 7:30 o'clock p. III. In th'
Church, nj whlct! n large congregation wa
powrr Of Faith; aud after tho scrtaon conlrmct
and addressed cfass of eleven ptrsona tha
wcro presented by tho Rector.
, 1877-06-24
TIE VACATION TIME.
WHERE TnH PASTORS WILL Enjoy TIlEiR SUN
NEH ltQtIpATh.


NEH HOLIDAYS.
The Rev. Il. d. Sheppard, Of tho Western
Avenue Church, will visit Miunclota In August.
Elder Boring haa Ind lis vacation, having to-
Gently returned from Texas. lie will takc part
at Laku Hut, anu probably visit Ohio la.e la
tho kerxou.
The Rey. II. II. Parkhurst will remain at his
post tu tho First n. K. Church, aud also work
At Lake bluR for willie, although 1t has been
rumorcl tlat he may =, abroad.
The Rev. John Williamson will visit Newport
In August.
The Rev. ". C. Willing, Of the Langley Aye-
uuo Church, will taku his vacation III July. al
though he las not Yet decided where he will 60.
Tho ReY. \. J. Hcott, Ut Oak Park, will visit
Kapsaa anl Colorado in August.
The Rev. J: J. Iolfas will leave In July, aud
visit various localities. H..
rau mud so.,,u onu Il, Ut ils placc. Should he
tuccecd hc will yist i, thu State of New York.
Thu isev. 81. &. Wire, Of Austin, will visit
tbs INV. q. TrIeder, q tbs Second Eorwc-
Gian Church, Is now t,l Minnesota.
Tho Rcy. G. II. Eycrest, Ut the Plymouth Com
gregatiuual Church, will! be absent fFuu, tho lst
tho tine will he spcnt ~ the +" Adirondack
woods," where he has hunted md nshcl for
The lies. l.. +. ch,unerllp, Of tho Nov En-.
for West l!rooktlrli, Mass. This pleasant New
England Villages IL the hou1u OF his mother, and
he win thera meet c1-uoy. chambcfltn, hts
brother, and other friends. lie will be absent
Ths Roy. i, N. yandcryccr, ofthe Union Park
Congregational Church. will depart nbt'ut the
middle Vt July, antt will spend lis vacation 1t
s,x weeks In biz former pasash at kingaton-on-