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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-01
LATEST FROM ABROAD.
National Associated Press to the Star.
THE RACE

National Associated Press to the Star.
THE RACE
LONDON, June 1.-The race tor the
Oaks stakes at Epson was won by Pla-
eide. Belphegor cane in second, Mus.
catel third.
MOVEMENTS IN ASIA MINOR.
ST. PETERSBURG, June IA more pa
cifc feeling is noticeable among the
population of the Kabstiti District in
front of Batoum. The inhabitants are
surrendering their arms to Russian au.
A column of troops from the army
near Kars has been sent In southwest
direction to watch the movements OF a
Turkish force which has appeared at
sougnale.
A fresh rising has occurred in the
Serek District. The insurgents were
dispersed by troops. OAe body OF five
hundred insurgents lost eighty killed
and one hundred prisoners.
THANKS TO GAMBETTA.
PARIS June IA deputation of stu
dents waited upon M. Gambetta to-day
and presented him with an addres
and thanking him for his noble efforts in
the Republican cause.
QUEEN OF HOLLAND ILL.
LoNDoN, June Ia dispatch from
Amsterdam SAYS the Queen Of Holland
Is dangerously i'll.
MUTINY IN THE ENGLISH NAVY.
LONDON. June IA dispatch received
by the Government reports serious
mutiny in the British Navy.
The crew OF the iron-clad flagship
xandria, of the Mediterranea n
squadron now stationed at the Piracus,
mutinied and disabled the guns
mounted on the vessel by throwing the
sights overheard.
Intelligence of the revolt has caused
great CONSERVATION among the members
OF the Admiralty, and Immediate In.
quiry into the affair has been ordered.
Men complain OF being overworked.
GENERAL GRANT.
LONDON, June l.-Amcng the specta
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NEW YORK CITY.
Gov. Hendricks.


National Associated Press to the Star: ...
NEW YORK, June 1.-Ex-Governor
Hendricks, OF Indiana, the candidate of
the Democracy for Vice President at
the last election, sails from this city tor
Europe on the 18th inst, in the steamer
Scythia. The Democrats propose to give
MIN parting reception.
The Tweed Case.
John D. Townsend, cou lsel for Tweed,
in a conversation yesterday said he had
six weeks ago sent Tweed's statement
of the operations Of the Rug to the At
torney General, and he could not com.
prehend why no answer had been re-
ceiyed.
He considered the Attorney Generals
treatm MT as brutal 70 Tweed aud dis.
courteous to himself. If Tweed Ii
wanted at all 1t will be in p. b. Swee.
ney's case, which is to he called Mon
day next. Unless he hears from the A.!
torney General by that time Townsend
proposes TO give to the police the case
in all its details. -...0... ..l,, .....
Trying to Assassinate q Herald
Correspondent. .' -
A Herald's special correspondent al
Salt Lake says: j. b. SIiilson telegraphs
blood curdling story OF Mormon at
tempts to assassinate him. The Fl 81
time was last Saturday evening, When
he was unsuccesslully fired upon In his
buggy from an ambush. The second at
| tempt was yesterday, when a mis-
creant, resembling The would
be assussin on the first occasion, pait
Stlljson domiciliary visit, aud when
the latter reached out his hand to re.
ceive paper. purporting to be Of inter.
est to him, the Mornoh wretch pulled 8
knife ant, with an oath, made a savage
| lunge at the newspaper scribe, who
however, escaped win "a scrascn. The
M ormon avenger escaped.
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Narrow Escape.
National Associated Press to me stsr.

National Associated Press to the sJar.
JERSEY ITY, N. j., June 1.-At half
past ~ o'clock last evening as one OF the
horse cars running between Jersey City
and HOboken was about to cross the
steam railroad track at Newark avenue,
the gate was suddenly shut down, leav.
ing the team on the track and the car
outside. A train instantly came dash.
ing down at an unusual high rate OF
speed. killing the horses instantly, but
the passengers and driver escaped in.
jury. The Car was quite full at the
time and the passengers were terribly
excited and frightened at their narrow
escape.
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Local Personals.

Hon. g. w. G. Johnston goes on a
business trip to P.ttsburg next Mon
day. - -.'- ~. ... -.
Mr.. e. B. Moloney was appointed to.
day Master Comm ssioner OF the Super
ior Courts.
A. Mcfarland, Esq, editor of the
Portsmouth 60 } Tribune, and Hon. II.
W. Farnham, oi that vicinity, were in to
see the STARS Bullock Press yesterday
evening.
Mrs. Early. wife of one of the e~gir-
eers OF the road, passed over the South.
ern r R.lway yesterdays ,on her way East.
She is the first and only lady that has
ever Travelled on the route.
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WASHINGTON.
Large Vessel.

National Assoclated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-Among the
vessels to which the Bureau Of S .atistics
awarded otti ;ial numbers yesterday was
one OF large sizes, namely: the Alfred
D. Show, of Thomaston, Me, her ton
mage being 2O,75l.
Resigned.
M. Hoffman Atkinson, Secretary OF
the United States Legation at st. Peters,
burg, has been compelled to resign III
consequence OF i'll Health, and Mr.. Wick
ham Hoffman, who has served in the
same capacity at Paris and London, has
been appointed his successor. MIR. At
kinson was very efficient I'll .er, ana
his resignation has been accepted with
reluctance. ..
Postal Decision. ..
T Judge Freeman, Assistant Attorney
General Tor the Post-otfi ce Department.,
mas given decision i'll which he holds
that the Department has no authority
to extend mail route beyond the dis
tance embraced in the contract until the
cent? act eX.ired, and that an attempt
upon the part OF The Department at any
its termini beyond those described in
the advertisement, would be an attempt
to procure service upon a route not de-
scribed in the advertise sement, which is
clearly opposed to the express lang uage
of Section 243 Of The postal laws.
Terrible Mutiny.
The Consul at Havre reports a terri
BILE and understandable mutiny on the
part OF the crew of the American brig
Z. e. Sweeny, of Harrington, Maine, as
having occurred OIL That vessel on the
18Th of May, a few hours after the vessel
mad lett the port of Havre. Il appears
| that four out Of six men refused to obey
orders OF the mate, lily. Harris, who
made an attack up,n them with re-
| voivers, and they killed him instantly.
They then attempted the assassination
OF the captain, but he with the master
and second mate escaped by blrricad-
| ing themselves in the captains cabin.
Through the energy Of :hs cook, the
ste ward and two men who were loyal to
their officers the vessel was got back to
Huyre. Upon visiting the vessel with
! the chief 0f police, the Consul found
the body OF the mate mutilated with
| bullets. The mutineers were placed in
irons and at once sent to prison. Toe
/ witnesses remained on board, under
police guard, waiting the action OF the
French authorities, who claim juris.
uiction over the case, as 1t is charged
by the French pilot VINO was on board
| at the time of the mutiny that the mu.
| tineers fired OH hlm.
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WASHINGTON, May 80, 1877.


Correspondence OF the star.
To-day, Memorial Day, has been de-
voted to strewing the graves of the
Union dead with flowers. The exer-
cises here at the National Capital have
been very impressive. OF course the
deepest interest centered at the Ma
tional Cemetery On Arlington Heights,
where sixteen thousand brave soldiers
lie entombed. The President and fam
ilv, with most of the Cabinet, were
present at Arlington. The Grafton by
General Goff, of West Virginia, was very
ELOQUENT, and viii. Carleton's poem
was touching; but nothing could be
more impressive than the simple act
OF decorating the patriotic mounds
themselves with the choicest Of hIral
tributes.
Col. L. D. Woodwork, OF Ohio, men,
Der OF Congress from the Columbiana
District. delivered the oration at the
Soldiers Home, two miles north OF the
city. Many soldiers lie buried there,
and the number Of citizeus III attend.
ance was large.
Large parties went by boat and rail to
Richmond, Mount Vernon, Fort Wash
ington, Gettysburg and Harper's Ferry,
to participate at those decorative cere-
monies. Indeed the whole population
seemed imbued with the commemora-
tive spirit and laid aside for the time
the ordinary avocations OF everyday
liie.
THE NEW PARTY
is all the talk here pol. although
the exact condition OF the same Ia NOT
definitely understood. 1t lie TO be called
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County COmmis issiOMers' Meeting
To-day.

county OMhnkSS9OmeFSV MeetRnG
To-day.
At the meeting of the Board of Coun-
ty Commis sioners held Mt the Court
House this morning, the following busi-
ness was transacted:
On motion it was resolved that the
County Auditor be authorized to adver.
tise for making a tunnel on roadway
under the Miami Canal at Mitchell
avenue, Mllcreek Township.
The proposition Of MIR. A. q. Nash. to
make the drawings and specifications
for the gas-hOuse and gas-hUlder Tor the
use of the eeCourt-touse, and to superin.
trnd theTconstiucti0n of the same Tor
five per cent. On the cost of said works,
was accepted.
On motion the County Auditor was
authorized to advertise Ior sealed pro-
posals for lining the ceiling, OF the
corridors Of the county Jail with boiler
iron.
The estimate of the Superintendent OF
the Courthouse for the month OF June
was allowed.
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Yankee ingenuity has proved too much
for the Il as h0ppers at last. In MinHe-
sofa, the anxious husbanuman covers q
square piece Of sheet iron with coal tar.
luis is drawn across the fell. The
hoppers jump on for the purpose of tak-
ing u ride, and, sticking las. in the Tar.
possible TO descend; In tnas way aeoHs
Eive 'c carloads % Of tar % s,... Eve " ions & e
cag0,
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Announcements. A

Straw berry festival at st. John's P. E
Church, corner OF Seventh anu Plum
streets, this evening. -
Tae First English Esahg ,lical Lu.
theraH Church Will hold picnic at Par
ker's Grove on Saturday.
The session of the Cincinnati Circuit
of the American Turner Uninu Bee rk-
stagsitzung) will be held in Turner Hall
ON sunday morning at 8 O'Clock.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-01

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
JJhnJ ScAeit and Helen Fowler.
Denis Donivan ami X tte DJnivau.
VIM. Stamann and mary kemper.
Geo, Kapps and Louisa Boss.
Chas. Enlen and Sophia Reitzel.
ID. W. crown and Lillian \. Gurdon.
Ii. Allinghaus anu Catherine rerveise.
II. j. ArChiable and Anna ID. Wreghit,
Geo. S.ramer and Marina Schroeppei.
Carter Moleson aud Malind Eisberk.
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regular performance, Capt. Bogarans.
the champion shot of the world, will exc
cute the rare feat OF breaking fifty glass
balls in i've minutes, also the rarer one cS
breaking one hundred balls in ten cSE-
secutive minutes. The balls will be
sprung from a trap such as is used In
pigeon shooting. Oar citizens have
now an opportunity OF witne ssingl the
performance OF the greatest shot in the
world, and will doubtless avail them
selves of IL.
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WielertsS Pavilion .

, A grand concert VIII be given thf
evening by the Cincinnati Grand Or
chestra full reed band, Mr.. Michael
Brand, Conductor. The programme is
an excellent one, and everything possi-
bic will be done to assure a pleasant
time to all. -, .i-I
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Droyvned-TO BE Hamged-All
Quiet.

National Associated Press to the Star.
HARRISBURG. PA, June 1.-Yesterday
afternoon Albert, aged five years, son
OF Jacob Sharer, of Baldwin, while play.
ing at pond adjoining the canal, fell
into the water and was drowned. The
body was recovered soon afterwards.
Guv. HarLranft mas issued warrant
for tue execution OF Thomas Campbell,
OF Luze,ne County, in the month of
August, at WIlkesbarre. This makes
the eighteenth death warrant Issued.
All quiet around the Pennsy .vania
Railroad shops this morning. The ell.
gineers have made no movements, yet in
regard to . strike.
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Shooting Affrav.

NATIONAL Assoclated Press to The Star.
NASHVILLE, June IA horrible
shooting afray took place yesterday on
Whites Creek Turnpike, onslmile out Of
Nashville. Capt. Leonard X. Hopper, a
merchant ofNashville, was shot through
the head by Bu.l Nance. He lived but an
nour. Nance was arrested and is in
Jail. Both are highly respectable.
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New Rule for the Jail,

Sheriff William Z. Wa lace this morn
ing sent the following document to
Jailer Porter, which hereafter will be
strictly adhered TO:
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
IN CINCINNATI, June |, 1877.
MI w. Porter, Jailer:
DEAR sIR-Allow no prisoner the priv
ilege OF the office, unless call / for by an
attorney, and then only SO long as the
attorney >tays with him. This order
does not ieier to visiting day, Thurs.
day. Yours, truly,
W. p. WALLACE,
Sheriff f Hamilton County.
p. S.-The order to take effect and to
be IN Iorce until c0untermanded.
W. =. WALLACE,
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The Courts.
crrpEDInD

The following decisions were rendered
to-day, Julge Yaple presiding:
NJ. 33,O73. Joseph Schmidt vs.. Her
man Cooper Demurrer TO answer ana
cross petition of Cooper oyerruled.
No. 30, 120. A. E. Wagner and others
VS.. The Aildise Bund, ct al. Demurrer
TO plaintiffs petition overruled.
No. 80, ,076. Farley Conerly VS.. Jas. W.
Shipman. Demurrer Of Mrs. Shipmaa
overrulad. asa. i-... I,-.s.-...t I'll,
No. 26,S2l. W. L. Ralston vs. Jos. I'll.
Little. edmlnlstrator. Motion 0seE-
ruled. ........ .g,.s,.. hal.
No. 80, 121. A. and Matthew Miller Va.
The Hlldise Bund, ct al. Demurrer TO
PLAINTIFFS petition oyerruled. q.
AZ 124. Ii. and j. A. Peterman vs.. Tbs
Hil1ise Buud ct al, Demurrer over
ruled.
33.l22. jacob and Magdalena4 Schalaz
VS.. The Hildise Bund ct al.. Demsf1eE
bverruled. =; -
S3,f23. ffienry Keller ct al. vs.. The Hil.
disc Bund. Demurrer overluled.
81 GS2, james s. Vine VS.. w. S. Mun-
son ct al. Demurrer Of Sellew to peN-
tion sustalueq. .5 ..... ...r- -....
No. SO, 125. Eliza and Casper Wala vs..
The Hi Iise Buud ct I'll. D,murrer %
petition overruled.
No SO, 120. j. l.. Sioekle VS.. G ,Orge III.
Greiye ~ al. Court strikes answers
IRON lilies, and overrules demurrer Bf
Greive.
Drunkenness Annie Hagap, dis
missed; Robert George, 81 days; Henry
Meyers 80 days and 500; Ellie Grieves.
dismissed.
Disorderly Conduct-Louis Rabea-
stein, 50; George Schrauder, Jr., S19;
Ireland, Isaac COLLEEN, So each; Aua
Lee, dismissed; Nancy Sseegers. aud
Emma Russell, 50 and costs; Peter
| Morg.r, same; Mary Morgan. 10 days;
Nelne RumOells, Hattie Clark, centiR-
ueu to the 7th; Michael Dcnolly, cOsts;
Henry Smith. same; Herman Roehner,
Joseph Lambert, 50; Tillle Miller, dis
missed.
Assault anu Battery-H. W. Psnsv
witt, Bradford Williams, continued 60
I'd inst; John ally, Continued to3:;
Jas. Barrett, So; Thomas McLark,y, 30
Gays.
| Petit Larceny - Francis Bell, die
missed; Charles Schott, 20 days; Louisa
| Johns, continued 10 I'd.
Miscellaaeous-Fred. Friend, William
Manning, common thlef, etc., COR
tiuupd TO ID inst; Nellie Rumbeils.
ha boring lewd women, continued 70
7th inst; Hattie Clark, vagrancy.
continued to the 7th; Ann Gsldea,
same, 80 days; Thomas Welsh aud
John Funell, thief, etc, continued
10 2 z. NJ; Ann Christian, refusing
tn obey order Of Police Comm lss ioueia.
continued 10 June 6; Henry Frey, has-
boring vicious dog, dismfsseas
Sallie Rosnagel, incorrg ,biiisy,
sent to House OF Refuge; Hattie
Green, same, dismissed; Edward Sh2-
fer, exposing person, costs; Howeh
B.owa, Bernhard Crosse, same.
costs; Hugh McMullen, harboribx
vicious dog, $40; T. Gray, TO gerry, con-
tiuued 10 SIN; lilman Fisher, th,ei. 80
days and 500; Or. J"s. Garrets6a, iaitlng
tv report smail pox case, dismissed.
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The Custom h ouse-To BE Hange ed.

The Custom h Ouse-TO BE Hanged.
National Associated Press to the star.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-C0llector King
has appointed Ex-Congressm2n Sheldon
and Ex-Collector Frank Il. Hatch as a
committee. who, with Special Agent
Barney, are to investigate the Custom
house In this city.
Gov. Nicnolis has signed the death
warrant OF Louis Rosseau, of St. Landry
Parish. He will be hanged OH the 9th OF
June. Ros 'cau was a professional bravo
and the hero Of twelve murders.
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Fires.
Fires.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star. =" .'.
CHICAGO, June 1.-Spaulding s. Mer-
rick's tobacco factory was partially de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss on
stock, $15 600; on building, $4,000. In
sured.
BALTIMORE, June 1.-The coal-oil re.
finery of Mrs. selva G. Hunt was al
most totally destroyed BY fire this
morning. About twenty five small
buildings adjacent, mostly dwellings,
were burned. Loss, $4,000.
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No Strike Vet.

National Associated Press to the Star.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., June 1.-The an
ticipated strike on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, in consequence Of a reduction
of wages, has not taken place.
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Mise Stuar2s copy OF her fathers full.
length portrait of Washington has been
completed and placed in Faneuil Hall.
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THE LATEST
Editors Exit.

National Associated Press to the Star.
/ NEW YORK, June 1.-Erastus Brooks,
editor OF the New York Evening Ex-
p cas-, after forty-ope years connection
with the paper, severed his cornectlon
To-day. .'ir" ~. ..IH"...' e .,s ...r.-
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Third Edition /

PROBABLY cloudy orpartIy cloudy soeather,
and possibly light rain for the nert t,centy-
Jour hours. 4..
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Street Cleaning Under the New
System. 4F.'

The Board of Public Works. en- last
Tuesday, as mentioned before, opened
bids for cleaning the streets OF the city
by contract. The bids are for 1--WE years.
About one hundred bids were openedby
the Board, the lowest among them being
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Captain Bogardus and the Giant
Killer

slack the Giant Killer" at the Grand
Opera-house every afternoon and even.
ing. By all means give the children a
chance. Tonight in connection with the
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the following:
.$lN.7H)

The above bids are exceedingly low,
it having, under the old system, cost the
city nearly the same sum for two yearS
cleaning of the streets. Under this pre-
viso the streets will be cleaned for 1--WE
years, by which an enormous sum win
be saved to the city. ~t
Nj essrs. Sullivan, OHearn & Me-
Board " s.. " .'
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FOR sALH--REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE = FARM - Good farm Of 97X
acres, situated M miles from Williams
burg, ln Clermont County. Farm in good or
der. Will sell on VERY EASY terms. A good
chance for any opo desring 1t to get Q good
acme. Address B B. g.. star Office. 30 Val
hlt street, Cincinnati, o. jysbd&jyaw-i
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LOk kRENr-RESIDENCE- Dayton, KY,
J. residence of Rev. I'll. e. Spillman: one of
the most desirable places In vicinity: con-
TanienJ hou OF nine rooms ana three acres Of
finely improved ground; will rent for the SUM-
Mer or by the year. Apply to DR.. SCHOOL
FIELD, Dayton, KY, or p. T. kAlGHN, 81
and II West Fourth street. Cincinnati. 3l-St
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TNOR RENT-HOUSE-Of nine rooms, large
! E side ami back yards suitable for two fam
siies. l4f Barr street Inquire at 5U1 W. Eighth
street, At
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TOR KENT-HOUSE--No 1874 3 .tts street,
Il M STORY brick OF four rooms, two attics
ahd Kitchen, and stable on back of lot. Key
At 474 Central avenue. Sl-4t
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FOR RENT.

E'OR RENT-HOUSE-Two story brick of
j. nine rooms and bath room. No. sos West
Ninth street. Inquire at 80 Vine street. 70 At
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E west of Freeman, good brick, newly paint
Cd, six rooms. large Yard rent low. Key at
n 81 at
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w ANTED-BOYS-To sell papers for this
Office. tt
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WANTED .-.M1scELLANnous

WI ANTED D-FURNIrURE CAR = RoOt
w second -han'l onc-hOrse furn .ture car. In-
auire at No. 1913 West Fifth street. jel-2t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05
LITERARR NOTES.

"a Talk on Art" by Mr.. s. G. W. Benja-
min is announced by Lockwood, Brooks d Co
A biography of "The Protestant Queen OF
Navarro the Mother Of the BOurbons" by Virginia i.
TO wnsend, is in press at Nelson Phillipss
A volume of poems by Harriet NJ. Skidmore
f"Marie' ~ who has won a hearing from many Roman
Catholic readers will be published this Spring by p.
O'shea The Archbishop OF San Francisco introduces
and highly cOmmends the DOOR,
The Rev. VIM. Arthur, successful English
writer is TO publish new volume on "The Pope the
Kings and the People," historical work, drawn from
original sources tracing UltramOntanc movement for
the recJnstructOn OF society," under pOhllhca INC
ocracy with dominion all rulers or nations. Inc
period includes six from the publication OF The
syllabus TO the end OF the Vatican Council
Mr.. Justin Winsor, superintendent OF the
Dostou Public Library has in preparation history Of
the library now % years old, during 10 OF which IL mas
been uuder Mr. WnsOrs IL will treat especially Of
the DEVELOPMENT Of the library system IN TINS institution
into Inc PEOPLES university" title which the Efforts
az Mr. WpsOr and associates have fairly earned Tor
this library The volume viii he one OF zoo or 800 pages
al the least, with helOJype illustrations.
The study Of "The Life and Writings OF
81 lain" by tie Rev d. Jas. NJ Macdonald Of Prince
tan eouJpanion volume TO COny Ind HowsOns st
Paul" is about ready at Scrbnor, Armstrong Co -
Dean HoWeOn himself connects II win ms OWi "OIh 10y
ealing ana introducing The pln OF the WORK covers
q study Of the period IN which ~ JOhh appeared ms
esrlv lie and character, lis preparation uHdef Johh lh0
Batist and Messiah. his history ds drawn IO lIc
Acs from tradition, did analyses, WIN cA Pah"IJ
notes ~ the Appeal gac, Fourth GOslr ana iIslies
There viii DC thirty fulFaee Illustrations ana i've me