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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-22
Terrible Ace acnt.

CHESTER Pa, May 22.-.A teriibIe aoei1ant
happened q. the lauaeu Ot The iran steamship
Saratoga, at Roach aain.yarG, his moruips,
about eight o'c!Jrl; About forty nen were
under the vessel when it TGut oil aud not hear
ing the order to come OUT, a number We're
crushed TO death. The pam"s OF the killed as
far us knowo are: Edward Eoacy, John Mel.
SOD, Charlie. Wright AMI F. iward BurE,. Thc
wounded are George Wool mortaily, aud 3 IT
ney Cannon and Walter Par kIuson, seriously.
Ii is thou IL: that s0ue or the worSmcn weIc
killed aod dragged ipto the water By the ship.
The bodies OF the dead are horribly manIled,
Que heiag literally cut in halves, AMI others
With their Icgs ard arms torn or. Ihc snip
ward is throngcd With the friends aud relatives
Of the victims, and presents very distressing
seine. THIS is the frs! accid ut that has ever
happeued at 2 l1uuuh since Roach took the
yard aud be has launched SOM iorty VESSELS.
CHESTER, Pa, May p -rne total nun Der
Of dcau 10 Consequence or the accident 1T the
ship yard is se7rn 10 addition to ia ,se already
reported. J. j. Crew was instantly Killed, add
George Wuot aud Barney Cannon dcd q, II
o'clock. fJrec parsons were W)und-d, AL OF
whom will probably recover. All OF the killed
aud woubded were woTku"n employed at tie
ward, ADD were engaged 10 koockiug the blocks
from uodar the keel. The scsre dufios the
time The ship Vas going If was hesrtrendiug,
the men being seen struggling to escape Whiie
The hugo blocks rolled by the ship crushed
them to jelly. No assistance could possibly
be rendered by those who were standing by.
Instead Of cheer az usually grccts LAUNCH
vail Of Anguish Went up aud shrIcks OF palu
reot the air. IA soon as possible the dead and
wounded were carried to the yard office aod
physicians summoned. About fifteen hundred
men arc eu ploycd at the yard, aod the friends
Of nearly al! Of them rushed 10 lrqure Tor them.
Flags are q. half mast throughout the town
and work at the yard has Gecn stopped. John
Roach has ordered moncy to DC furnished 10
the families Of the killed aud wounded. John
Fountain, who had entire charge OF the launch.
makes the following statement: i tound the
ship Vas ready t. move aud called Tor all
hauds 20 get yut rom uudeT before / COM
mcnced cutting loose The men who were
down By The alter t,locEns cTlieutIy did not
hear tie order, CT did Got obey, As they had
fu:iy fi9c u,luuics to get out from the time the
order w1a given until tn 81! p started. Some
If tic inca ry.neloed uoder, Enich is frequent
l. lhe cas-, ~ attend 0 he forward blocking
By Al ezp,o;isa OF u fire damp il the Nine
HI! Coisc7;, a. &iac;vie, this morn 1g, two
boys, William Edwards al S & Their DO whose
uarla is unaEcWl, we're burao1 10 death,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-22
Tie Rev Southern Railroad.

New York May GA Cincinnati dispatch.
says "a combination OF Cincinnati capitalists
executed coup ctat to-day, which viii prot.
ably give them permanent control Of inc new
Southern Railroad. The city Ct Cincinnati has
already raised SIG 900 00G for the building L
this road. The money is all expended, but
st.:l ccis!dsrabo ps!t o.! tie work reilaina
unfinished. The completed portion extending
ocarlY through the State ct ke2tu IS cn!y
waits equipment to be pa: into Immediate ope
ration aad 9Tili view to making this n0ril0D
available for use the trustees decided GpO1 8
Temporary lease. a Common carriers company
was organized with caIlta OF 500, geo, and
books were opened Tor subscrpt:uas Tue Gig
was thoroughly eanvasaei ana az } o clock 10
day. the hour for closing tn: books, less than
hat the amount was taken Al THAI mcmcnt,
however, syndicate subscription OF COCO
shares YES made, giving the cont!ol Of HE
!ess, to a sua combination OF men headed b;
L. NJ. Shoemaker. This takes the business
community by surprise. Fears are expressed
that b. this move the city has LIST coatrn 0!
tho road aud viii never zee :! return Tor Der
Sit, 900 QUO. o. the other hand 1t mag be
sad that the geuteuen ;u posing he syndicate
are we'll snoHu ci'lZ :pa And !iea7' :#x i'ay":s,
WHO would not &c suspected Vi lntcntlan -
4 :ece the c;y. iha trustees have alsn the !igilt
10 recvke the lease at any tue upon s!ziy days
notice, and no very great rascallIy can hc pr.
petra!ei 1ithou their c)GGT.Cc!. |; VIII &C.
qlire 81 $50. QUO mare &c Complete The rad 20
tihaItau,;uga
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Erelzn Is ashfisGsGn.
PEClAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE |
AsHlNGToS, May % 1877.

tSfEl iab GlSEa1ChES IL LIE GaLEliG
HAsHNGroS. May %. 1877.
incrc WIS large crowd 10 the Presidents
aata rooms 10 day, but The Cabinet meeting at
uocn stopped .Ae callers. It's understood that
!. Dj:m5~: d appointments were !oE+ilaily ali.
ncunceG .i"-to tic aproiot u;cuis are in the
West.
\ dolcaa,ion !0;n lie Is .imoTo aud Phila-
GeIpia An1ua Conference titic II. Il Church
waited upoo lbe President this morning and
Ihaukct him 10; bis ainiGcss 10 tie colored
race. TIE President made an appropriate re.
i5.
4 rpalJcr OF i,v>:.i!asicis il :h2 north 8est
wc!c appointed tn day.
VIRGINIA NOTES.
There seems to tc 10 d.uot that Mr.. Ky
iDtciti, - 20 to wo:k and settle W all he Vlr.
piuia rssolEce appointments. The case of tue
post. ifiea at SufJk, Narsemond coup'y, has
mead ca.e. and vii; be disposed Of, perhaps
this eTcnlGg.
An irqat:5 has been sen. 10 he lirgiuia
land rilic: aa 70 cairos cZ!si9g nuder Virginia
patents 70 the pp;oicac Il is rear the l. ,ng
bridge. i Is SAID tina: an entrrnrlstDg cl II n
CT iFa.hiug;on laid Virginia land rstcnt On
;!ir-s f as -"y-rn! gears aga.
TIE DEPARTMENTS 10 DAI.
Tie Attorney G=uciai has decided that the
& caiive Departments III! re; hereafter be
autn9riz Il u psy c,G,m r;laE Dotes tnr ad7cr
tl.:ug. Hereafter he holds lhat in 30 case cas-
the Government pay more than 90 ceu'a per
hundred words for rnc GrSt Insertion OF a1 81
7eriscmeat. aud - ceuts ger hundred words
!07 "aca suHs quent Insertion.
The officials Of the Postof1ec Department 10.
d:cnar!)y deny that there IL any Iiog in that
= :parInrat, connected with postal coutrac's,
;.uc vii! ask public investigation ofall charges
~ tue n2zt Congress.
Ibc State Department has unier consdera.
| ton . letter FROM McMahcp' government urg.
leg the iiIiGg Up or the American portion Of
he Paris international! exposition. Ills thought
tia, tie P.csiGcr; will meme honorary com mis-,
7ioneTs t. serve Without pay.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ii is roN said that the postponcuent oi the
ezra scs.iJn Was On account OF the discovery
Of conspiracy for the inauguration Of Iiiden
the design being az introduction oil Il resolution
declaring that be was the Presl3cnt.eiect
ahh;c'l il was expected would pass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-22
E.e1fer from Leesburg.

Correspondence Ct the Alexandra Gazette.
LEEsBURu, Va, May l9.-This moruing
abou; SIX cocl; inc court house bell sounded
he aiarol CT E:e. and the fire company and
citizens rushed towards tha southern part 0t
tie tovo to fiai that Mary Ann: the wife Of
Charles Chancellor, colorea, the assistant OF ).
Z. Nickcnc, barber, had attempted to light
fire from coal oil can, which had exploded
and burned hc7 severely. She died in few
hours. She WAS C. very Worthy young woman,
aod sympathy ia EXPRESSED for tier husband.
The weather has been exceedingly warm, the
thermometer stapdiag ct 94' yesterday and to-
Gay icG ifcTc tGan an hour In my Office door
expose! ~ :! GT;it IRON north to South; also the
same .; two other places. There are now lG'
dlc.toas O! rain, which would DC acceptable to
the yourG earn, grass seed and gardeua.
lie wheat aaQ gF1is7 are SIMPLY magt!hoa1t
ADD orr farG.C:s arr iuii Ct nope.
The great "CtcntaI plvioa Show which
Ma advertised "a &c here to-day d!d not come
10 time, SD there did lot seem 10 be much
disappointment exhibited. There Is net much
mercy here to he wasted ic shows, as the sea
$40 oi strawberry festivals is coming on apaoe.
i hear O.! C9n Ter .he purpose Of helping to
auil. Roman Nalhuiio Church, which will be
ilei early 10 June, and the YOuug Allen Chris
ti.0 Association may have one also. The first
cI@ct1g 0arsi,ic CT the town viii probably be
Hed ~ srina at is members at the nice scnnOl
house near U;aiko'A Gap to murrow night.
heretofore the 0u!y services has been Uu!ou
prayer meeting on Sunday afternoon, ned al
ternate!y al the churches in the town.
Win regard to tic &c ion on the southsido
di Csc. cau cot see bow the CUuoc at t1;auu-
ton could have acted otherwise than it dId, IS
toe lalt9 Of the soulhsidc were by no me AUS dc.
dedIy 10 favor Of tnr schr M, and the Bishop
Was more decided against it. ALIQrIS.
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Rows OF the 5tay.

AN organization OF la less Ma EXISTS 10 sew
erai border counties of iiiss)uTi aaG A.kaG3as.
who call themselves "Cnous.' Their chief
purpose is to run aud protect small il
hcit dsterics 10 the mtuota;,Is, and El', Whip
or otherwise puoish Ill pers)us Hho oppose
them aud snow any disposition t. enicr@c 'he
laws. The st. Louis Republican, uf"es the Gov
errors If Missouri aud Arkacsas as We'll as INC
Federal Government, 10 take ulcasurrS ID break
m this orsaul: ,!ian ard bring the Offenders .
justice.
At the election Ter CouacGeG, ia CunbeT-
la1i, Yesterday, the vote stocd thus :-Elr>;
ward, tlealy, dam, l4j; Cow'!en, rep, s.
S. c,ud ward IiuIer, dem ~, Hahod, r"r.,
1917. Third W I'D Mullen, d,'!n., Us; Ry!.r
rrp., lG-. F1arrh ward. Hunbir4, tesD., lG2;
IyuGs, rep, l9l. Fifth ward, Il chall,r,
dru., ITO; Houck, rep, las. Six Il ward,
Killer, 4, NJ, l3U; Coulter, ind, % The pezt
CJupoil will stauu six republicans and llre de
nUcrats.
The duel b:tGesa C. q. Newman, edl.
tor CT the Piac Bluff (A,k.j Press,
aod Mayor Re5nolds, Ct the same place,
which Was to have couie Oh at ieircre,
Miss, Sunday n1orpng, did G5t take place. as
Mayor Reynolds and parry failed 20 arrive
there, and Sir. N2Tmaa grd part retuEnei 70
Memphis I'cno.. yesterday ulorusn' Il IL
supposed Cog. Mi;lsE prevented meeting HG
| having the other party ARRESTED.
a statement of the troubles ID Southwestern
Louisiana 10 relation to the recent seizure By
goverome0. cfica!s Of 10000 logs. alleged to
have been cut from gOycrUneut property, il
published, SLOWING that large nunorT OF Ice
| logs we're UotoE!ously cut on private property,
tha: there is not the slightest idea of anythlD!
| hut legal resistance, aud that II IS no~ cnbh
| IDENTITY expected that the W!iC!e matter VIZ! nc
| adjusted amlcab!y.
Mr.. Frank Ri7es. OF Washagtoa. ;ias given
81 900 toward the foundation q a boat clHb b.
| the studeut5 CT the University OF tirgipia. The
crgaaza;on viii DC knoTa as tho RITes Boat
| Cub.
The Ledge Of Good Tcup!aEs Of the World
meets at Portlacd, Ne, to day. 4 large pum
Der Of delegates haze arrived. Europe, Asia
and Africa will be represented.
The South Carolina House of Representa-
.iyes yesterday passed the join: resolution Tor g
commission to Investigate tfa validity Of the IL
dcbtedncss Of the STATE.
At meeting CT coal producers ADD carriers
EeId yesterday in New York, hey agreed t:
suspend mining from the 18Th Of Jnoo to til
18th Of IaIy.
1T meeting Of tie Grand Army oil The l;o
pubic, il Baltimore, last night, :. resolution
was adopted to decorate the gra7e7 nt noao BIZ
| Uo!on dead en- Memorial day.
The directors OF the PHILADELPHIA Ptr1aaaa!
Exhibition met yesterday and so!ei against
keeping the Exhibition cpau 90 Sunday.
The Syndicate yesterday subscribed ten nil
lions more q the 49 Per Cent Goyernmen
| hands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-22

1t IS reported that there are lew voters,
nrcfess;lg II ne conservatives, who have de-
.IarcG heir in;p;,;iJ! D; scratching the regular
on.e7Tati7c ;;c!;ct. because among the names
90 it are those 81 Oh" Or two persons who ath-
ated with tho ia;,epeGLeu: moremen! 10 last
years muuiepa: election. Il the report be
corr, O., add il those alluded TO put their dec
saratious !n;o effect, they wiii DOT ouly il urc
the party to wuich they affect to belong, but
will place III, mseipes ID the ridiculous position
Of not oni, publicly rohdcmniog 10 others what
they ere as publicly guilty of themselves, but
o. ccpsuring and appreviug the same act at the
same time. y } mater what tnsy have been
the an,cc.denis OF those whose names are on
the conservative ticket, they all submitted their
CLAIMS to the conservative party, and Wera Sc
lected IS candidates according to the prescribed
rules of tina; party, and those who mag vote
against them simply because they were indie
peDdents last gear, will esnce but little regard
for their party. less for their consistency, aud
none at ali Tor their understanding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-22
f5IC Iulians.

Sab FRANCHISE, Msy IA dispatch from
POrtl=od, Oregon, says:-Genersl Howard has
just returned from WaIIona valley. wncro ho
nas been to sdju:L the trouble with the Monterey,
refractory Indians h.vo been compelled to re-.
turn to lnclr reservation where they agree to
remain with tlelc aolles and it is believed there
Will b, no turtle: trouble with them. The
United Stairs troops have been distributed
tcrougncn; the valley and every precaution
taken % secure tic safety OF the settlers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-22

Notwithstanding the dull times and the uu.
precedcnted lioaocial pressure everywhere, Al
sxandra is aos allowing the building season to
so by without giving evidence that there is
life in the old land yet" Beside a very con
siderable amount Of repairing, remodelng,
painting and general improvement Of houses
already built, there are some ten or twelve
new houses now uader The builders hands,
AID the erection OF several more is in contem-
plation. This is most creditable showing for
the town durioc the hard times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-22

1t now turns out that The legs to assist 10
attaching end selling which The valiant radical
MARSHAL of Louisiana asked the assistance of
Uoited States troops belonged to the men
Who threatened to resist ne attachment. and
that the government has 20 uaolo claim 70 them
han the radicals have to the government.
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Good TemDlnTs.

roRTLATp BE. May 22.-1ho -3Td annual
meeting G: the p. w. Grand Lodge Of Coed
Ten !"rs !tr tho World commenced here this
morning, Col. j. j. Hickman, Ct Louisville,
NJ, p:1Siii:iE. ..i'Git iCJ representatives. Il! o
pcc:.:4. n.G n3.c >.7c cxpectcd The n:oTcing
session lbs osculi:' =: ~ tie report 0: ma com.
Mite 81 cred a.t..l: AM the reception and mi!
lIati.:I q. c9Edia.as
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRIWEEKLf by
EDO AR SNOwDEN-
TUES "a, EpE-NlNt.. ...,... LAY Y, 1914
While the Use oil money Tor election pur'

While the Use OF money Tor eleouon pur-
,oses is TO be Deprecated jet, silee in these de-
generate days, it does enter so largely lnto pc
!iticai conses's, large sum would have been
well expended By The conservatives Of!
wis city il iaduciag the respectable portion OF
the votioe population, Of Goth parties, to attend
the so cal!e. "aity convention held under
radical auspices, 10 Earn,ooie Hall, yesterday.
We venture the assertion, withou: fear OF cou'
t1adictioo, that more disreputabie or disgust
ing spectacle has not been presented, ia this or
any other place, since the right CT suffrage vac
bestowed upon the negro. We suppose such
scenes have been enacted 10 Dahomy or in the
reconstruct, a. legislature OF South Carolina,
but certainly 20 where else. aud if those whO
were ''erdo!sed'- there were no nominations
could have been present, planted indeed must
be their scus bi!ities could they have repressed
blush OF shame, or suppressed an expression
of regret, at least, that such body should,
10 this enlightened age, be permitted to SO
outrage the privileges CT citIzsns. Oae OF The
participants openly charged his colleagues with
having been made druok 10 order to accomplish
certain purposes; one delegate called another
id liar; another was called ID tEdcE
soouadrel Others were told that they could
be bought and sold for small sums, while the
general tonc Of cpithcts was TOO indecent TOR
repetition. At 90 time vas there anything but
confusion and uproar, above which could be
distinguished the: most blasphemous express
sions. Aa1 We: this bartaric assembiago puts
forth ticket, whic!, It p!eases TO call a "Peo
ply's t;cke.," and asks fer it the support OF the
catazens-the orderly, iaT abiding, tax paying
citS.os Of ine city, % this ticket are the
aames of few geDtlemeo. who, VIC feel sure.
10 no wise whatever are 10 accord with the
component paris Of the Convention or it7
communist IDEAS. but, sctuated By personal
feelings, or iDasioiDg themselves i'll used or
neglected bg the conservative party have,
without proper consideration, let themselves be
sl!ured from the path Of duty by promises OF
prefermcn;, and thus may bring upon themselves
The righteous condemnation .! their fellow
citizens. When the second, sober though
comes, and come it will, a. certain as fate, these
gentlemen will regret, ard uot without cause,
the step they have taken, AID would willingly
give all the profit, If profit should accrue, had
they never have taken the fatal plunge. We
hope they will poudcr this well. written as IL IS
in sorrow and not 10 anger or prejudice, aud
that before it is TOO late they will rceapt, aud,
90 election day, &c found voting side By side
With these 9aho have been, end will always con
tiaue to be: iher truest friends.
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TIE CALL By tn Treasury Department ior
i the REDEEM ton of fl .tw' MY toDds Of 1865,
consol of leCj lssld yes d.y, i, FIR &c..
900. 900 coup q 4nG 5 600 90 tegistered boods,
aud IS as follow :
That the principal ard accrued interest of
bonds herein below Gcsigoat d, kuoWn a' live
rTcuty bonds 'iAaf the act Of March 3, 1865.
dated July / 1865, vii! be paid at the Treas.
NY Of the Uusrd State, in the city IT Wash
iosf"u, on and after the 2ls' day OF August
1877 aud that The iutcrrst on said bonds will
.,a On that day: COupoo bonds-S5O, No. l
| t, No, g 900, both inclusive; $500, No. 10
No. 4 900, both Inclusive; s5UO, No. TO No.
) coo, both inclusive; ST U0U, No. l to No.
| 600 both Inclusive; total coupon, $4,000.
QUO. Registered bonds-S50, No. ! 10 No.
100, both i1cIusr7o; Sl0O No. l to No. 700,
both iacuSivr; $500, No. 10 100, both To-
cusive: 81 QUO, NJ. to No. . 500, both 10
elusive; s. 700. No. to No. LOO. both in
elusive; slO OVU, No. to No. l,lSl, both in
elusive: total registered, $4,000. UU0-aggre-
cato $40 900 900. Al Unlted States bonds
forwarded ior redemption should be- addressed
10 the "II,an Division, Se3retary's office, 'ard
al registered bands should be assigned 10 the
Secretary OF the Treasury for redemption.
When parties desire checks 10 payment Tor
registered bouds, drawn 10 order OF anyone
but the payec, they should assign them to The
SECRETARY Of the Treasury for redemption ac-
count CT the oToer CT owaers.
RANDOLPH MACON CONVENIENTLY
have received &c Invitation to attend the COM
mcuccmeDt celebrations Of tie Washington and
Franklin Literary Societies Of Randolph Macon
College v INCH begin June 2lst at / o'clock m,
with an address before the two societies by
Rev. Charles I. Deems, D. D., Of New ork.
Wasbirgton Literary Society-President elect,
4. 3. Prettymau, esq, of Maryland. FrankIin
Literary Society-Pres:dept elect, Col. w. II.
Berkeley, Of Virginia Ofators-Gray Carroll.
Of y ,rth Carolina; F. G. Chsadler, Of Virginia;
&. W. fictt, OF North Carolioa; +. AieAan
der, Of North Carolina. Marshals-J. j. Car
roll, Of Louisiana; z. B. Psrkbill, OF Florida
". I. Williams Vireinia, S. c. Whitehead,
OF Firsinis; g. n. Eszzail, ct Virginia; Wa,
Hail, ct Georgia. COMMENCEMENT Otncers--
Wash;nsion Literary Society; President, J.
Il. CI.rk. o. Mississippi; Vice President. j. T.
I:j,;!vic,,. {! Ti;glnia. frapL!!u Literary Sc.
ce!y-f :e,:Jv4t, *. }. Ssbrc,i, OF Virginia,
Vice President II. l.. Doreet', OF Virginia:
Secretary, D. T. Duncan, of Virginia,
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ts.;rjNrecA.

ADELal.E, :>olr:! AUSTRALIA May II
TLi!t;- 2a.sois wo-: / mol hy Inc wreck CT
= ye3:r. Uy Ing h:l@a.a .e.a;,.c nnd t1c Al.
hay I3ioa On the iI"...wcst coas. CT Australia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-22

uOOP SKIRTS AID BUSTLH.o "i. - ...
IL and mado to order ~ sE0rt n@t!ce -
FEKGUSUE !. bKre.
,,-o &C. King s:ras.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-22

WISH CARD SKINNED, -......
IA new for the boys, IT -...,.,.....
NOLAN & t'ilLtn.
nv L. ~ NJ .---.-
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yLTURSTEn FEl&GG>-Aa t.. r-..3
w j;ist received 8, ,.,...
my - H.S -,'1-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-22

ECtlEED this day a large stock o. o''.''
q s;ash, Blinds, BnI!Icrs' Hard" re. Ira
Oils. Sc T. winch We cali espa>a! .:."t.,'..
NH II B +. Pc iKH .: =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-22

We have received the I4oonard Se5t; q .,
republication Of the L31G3a Quarterly Review
for April, full OF interesting aad timely articles
cot less than four Of them h2Tin: s"oc.2
bearing upon the hlsSc-Turk 5h IT,. teen
tents are Mr. Ew;r's Pope, Ion;ici. H2--@
phies, The Kitchen aud the Cellar, hls,j..
Thought in the IIightecnlh C20,uy, Gyors
Sand, NIr. Wallace's Russia, i,@rI! . Var.
uesu's Autobiography, the l}aIaace o. Tow.
The Military Position Of !'G.s::a IL '9r,1
Asia, and Turkey.
Peters American }loath!7 &. 1@2, i g..
OF The most interesting Issues q na:j3a,~.
always interesting. irs frs. article IS upon IT.
Moraviaus and then follows IA Adgca;n:o 10
the Blue Ridge, By Marvin Hall Mar@s; /.
gend of o Weschcster (Ncw Ao.al l'a.".
stead, paper on hrchi.ccIa?e, from - I'll
of Rev. DR.. BIacawood, viii n'ae'3'0 '.u.
rrali0nS. and other Interesting Su;'rE ..,..'
a. Angling for Pria,, Miss WagrrE's VI s'.ss
Historic Legend Of The Cedar Of l.ot" =. .'.~
Drift, Musings, etc.
The Sunday School World ior May, .a.,-,
ed by the American Sunday Sehoo / a'G, h.
Philadelphia, couta rs Lesson tIo'r: T" -
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