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The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
SHERIFFS SALES.
II EEIa + SALE

- HhEIaF SALE,
B7!Eue OF writ ofPius evari FacIas 10
ple j re :: cd viii be eApo"et "a Publc sale
a he Lafa ette Hotel 8il ~ripiev street,
ept ny John J. DOug hirty, IN the city OF
NIim ngton, = ew Castle count Del, on
s.!URnAY, he 18Th cay of November A,
D.. 1873. at2 O'Clock 2: N.
The following 7scribed "a estate viz;
All that certain lot piece or pa Gel of land
situate in the city of Wilmington afore-
said, bounded and described as fellows. to
wit: Beginning at a point IA the easterly
side of Spruce street between Eie nth and
Taylor sire Is at the dist nee of "a feet 3
srches from the northeTly side of Eighth
street al line of lands OF the estate OF
-amuei McCaulley, de, eased, numbered on
he plot Of 90 lots sold February 4th 1888, as
s., SO aac 80, thence with a line OF said land
easteriy parallel with Eighth street 50 feet
to q liz of lar d sold and conveyed to Sam.
uei W. AcCaulIey, thence no' theriy aIeng
lin of ofSamuel W. McCaulley and land
Of Joseph lafferty parallel with spruce
street 81 feet to stake Ia a line of land
| sold to Jacob 70. We,uin. thence with the
| same westerly parallel wth Sth 80 feet to
the aforesaid side Of Spruce, street. aud
hence Herewith goItherIg a feet to the
place Ofbeginning, be The contents thereof
what they may.
Also all thGt certain lot OF land situated
| il, the said city OF Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows to wit; Begin
| ming ut the easterly side CT ,,Kirkwood
| street between Seventh and kighth street
| at the distance of1ll feet from the south
er'y sioe of Eighth street, thence easterly
aud parallel to Eighth st eet s. feet 3inches
| 70 corner thence nOrtherly aud parallel
to Klrs wood street 81 feet to corner,
| thence westerly and parallel TO the first
| men TONED line and Eignth street rs feet
5 IA inches 10 the aforesaid easterly side
of Kirkw sod street. and theLce thereby
southerly q 10 the place ofbeginping be the
| contents thereof what they may,
seized and taken IN execution as the
property ofSolomnp j. HON, and George
| Leonard, George H. hnSon, Ieter D
'nQins and e. LeHer, I. I s, and to be sold
by
| ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff
| Shdrih Office ~ ew C8st euCt. ~, 1873.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser aretired physician having
providentia ly discovered. while Medical
Missionery in southern Asia, a very sim
pie vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure fer Consnm ption. Asthma
bronchitis, Catarrh, ana all throat and
lung affections, also positive and radical
speG'fir for Nervous Conplaln ats f. els it his
duty u make II known to his Sc a ring fel
lows A:tuated BY this motive, he will
desire it, the fbaeips for preparing, and
utl directions for successfully usinS this
provlden'ially discovered remedy, Those
who wish to avail them, elves of The bene-
hts OF this discovery without costs, can do
SO by return mail, by addressing, with
stamp.
Dr. Oh HARLES P, MARSHALL.
No. 80 Niagara street.
BUFFyIo. N "
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
TIE OYSTER TRADE.

While the strike Of the Baltimore oyster
shuekers somewhat depressed the trade in
the city, IT has made the business brisker
among the packers and shippers along the
bay. Malloroy & Co., OF Baltimore, are
now working all the hands and using al
C., Oysters they can get 1T Oxford. Otbe'
baltimore packers are at work at Annap.
oils, Crisfed, and other points In St
Micbaels both the backing houses are busy
Mr.. William Willis has been receiving larger
orders this week than be ever received be.
fore. 1t Is stated in Baltimore among both
buyers and sellers that had not this strike
OF the shuckers occurred the oyster business
would now be brisker and more proatabl,
to all concerned than 1t has been for years
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
MEDICAL.

Byits great and thorough blood-pnrifying proper
ties Dr. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery cures
all Humors from The, worst serofala 70 common
RIOtcb, Pimple, or Eruption. Mercurial disease,
Mineral Poisons, and their Effects are eradicated,
and vigorous health and sound constitution estab-
lished. Erysipelas, snltrheum, Fever 6oresg scaly
or Rough Skin, in short. all diseases caused by bad
blood, are conquered by this POWERFUL purifying, and
inyigorating medicine.
Especially has 1t manifested its potency in cSsng
Tetter, Rose Rash, Boils, Cnrbunelca, boro -''NS,
scrofuloqs sores md swelllngs, White swskS -
Gotre or Thick Neck, and Enlarged GlandA
II you feel dull drowsy, dcbilitated, have sallow
coler of skin, or ye!owish-brown spots on face or
body frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste In
mouth, iisernal heat chills alternated with hoG
uhes low spirits, and gloomy forebodingA irregular
appetite, and tongue coated, you are suffering fro
Torpid Liver. or "Blliousness.n In many cases Of
sLiver Complaint" only part Of these symptoms ara
experienced, As remedy for all such cases Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery bas no equal, a.
II effects perfect and radical cures.
In the cure Of bronchitis, Severe Coughs, and the
early stages Of Consumption, II has astonished the
medical faculty. and eminent physicians pronounce
It the greatest medical discovery of the age. While
tcures the severrst Coughs 1t strengthens the syste
and puriGes the blood. Sold by druggists;
II. Y. PIERCE, NJ D., Prop'r, Worlds Dispensar7
and Mvalids' Hotel, Buffalo, y. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12

Mr.. EDIToR:-Will the Every Evening
never be willing to acknowledge the truth
when the figures ars plain before his eyes
that the Greenbnek Labor party OF Della
ware, only Ave weeks old, and polled one
third of the whole vote of the State, and al
Owed no repeating iu the city, ard used no
whiskey in any part of the State. When q
paper 10 so uear as the Every Evening 10 1t
should utter no vain slang to any man, or
set of men, but die as easy as possible for
die it must, poor thing.
A GRERNBACKRR.
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THE PENINSULA.

Denton has no tailor.
The new ?. E. Church at ST. Michaels Ii
progressing rapidly.
Says Fisk Townsend's Sussex Journal
"The Greenbackers OF Sussex are dead
So there Is no resurrection. Dead Dead
Dead w
Some Of these days the Methodist pastor
of Lincoln will be snugly ensconced in g
new parsonage If the efforts of the bretbrer
succeed In their efforts looking that way.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
TELECRAMS.
RyNAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

II 4 ordered BY the War Department tnat
hereafter all posts psrmanently occupied
bv troops shall be styled "forts," and 81
temporarily occupied shall DC caiieo
.'csmp."
Reports published yesterday morning that
q clue to the body Of A. 7. Stewart n''
hem fsund have not been confirmed. tn.
truth Of such reports 10 denied al poiice
beaduusrters. 6tewsrt's body ana the
th,eves who stole It are still hidden itom
The polies. Judge Hilton said that ne mao
10 new information.
Lieutenant Commander Hitchcock, OF the
United States ship Supply, writes under
data of Hsvre, France, October 2s, that
John Flanagan, boatswain's mate, jumped
nverboard on the 26th. aud rescued one OF
his sbipmates, David Walsh, who had fall
60 overheard. Flanagan once before res
cued drowning shipmate.
On Sunday, October q, Charles and
Pstsr shuttis, brothers, employed In Chi.
chester's chair factory, at Chichestervillei
MI, quarrelled about yoke OF cattle
Peter struck Charles In the head with
a stone, from the effects of which he died
ON Sunday night. Peter is married man
with family. Charles was single. The
coroner has been notified
Nes York detectives now believe that The
body OF the late A. T. Stewart, which ws'
stolen from the vault last week, has beer
sunk somew here on the river front. They
will begin . search on that line to-day
One detective says he has information thai
the body had been or wsuld be packed In
barrel and shipped to Havana. He vii
leave for Havana on the next steamer.
Carl Brown, the private secretary o
Dennis Kearney, read speech at Sand Lots
10 San Francis county, on Sunday, in wbicl
he stated Kearney designedly defeated Gen
ersl Butler by incendiary speeches in West
ern Massachusetts,. Brown said kearne
decided three weeks before the election t
peat Butler, and believing he could accom-
plish this end better by seeming to b
Buffers friend than by coming out agains
him he stayed with him until the wee
before the election, when he made his yer
1ncendiary speeches.
Judge Chost, in the United States Coul
In New York yesterday rendered declsio
In the case Of the Government again
N. L. Sykes, Treasurer and Secretary
the Chicago and Northwestern Railway, @
motion to show cause why an sttschmeI
for contempt should not issue against bill
for not producing the books of the compar
In Court. This case grew out of the su
Of the Government against s. J. Tilden
recover alleged unpaid revsoue t"xes. Tb
action was again gore over Tor the term
Agreement of counsel.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
SHERIFFS SALES
.HERLFFS SALE,
TUESDAY the 18th day OF November, A
D., 1878, at 2 O'Clock, p, M,

This following described real estate viz:
All that certain arm or tract OF land Sit
uate lying and being in Pencader Hundred
County OF New Castle and State of Della :.
ware particularly bounded and described
as follows to wit: Beginning at large
BLACK oak tree corner Of Outen ID. Jester
and William 3. Calhoun's land, and run
ming thence with the lands of said Calhoun
south " $40 degrees west $50 7-l0 perches 30
q stone in Cantweil Llark's lie, thence
wi h his line south IA degrees east 81 b-lo
perches to stone in Joseph Sapp's line,
thence with MS and william J. Hurlock's g
land, north 8 IA degrees ea-t "A perehes TO
stone, and south 80 degrees east l3O
perches to a stone, corner for David j..
Wards land, thence witn his land south
IS degrees east IS 2-l0 perches to stone.
corner otGeorge w, Walkers land, thence
with his land north y IA degrees east 5S $40
perrhes to stAne in private road, thence
a stone, a corner OF John Mccormick s
land thence with his land north ~ 3-4 de.
degrees west 26 $40 perches 10 a stone,
| thence north s3 IA degrees east 80 7-lU
perehes to stone and parsimon stump,
| thence south 81 81 degrees 10 percheS to
| stone corner OF the land OF the Rev. VIII
| liam Williams, deceased, thehoe north ]
degrees west g.! 10 perches to tha place of
beginning, containing one bundled aud
forty -elRnt acres, more or ess, witt frame
house and other out-bni,diugs,
keiZed and taken in execution as the
property o. william Krkley and sarah j
Kirkley, his wife, and t. t. and 10 be sold
by
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
"LAUGH AND GROW FAT.,

This ancient bit Of advice is well enough
Tor spare" people. but how about those
tbat are already toofal? What is to become
OF them? SIT stu and I'll tell you. After
many experiments, extending through
he celebrated anUalytica} chemist. J. G,
Ian, has perfected and @ven to the world
Antl-rat. Thus far in several hundred
cases this great remedy has never failed to
reduce corpulent person from three to
less and positively efficient. Sold by drug
giSts. "i"s
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANcE TO FURTHEn
n AMEND AN ORDINANCG,L ENI!-
TIED" IN ORDINANCE TO REGULAl I
THE TINE AND MANNER OF THE
PAYMENT OF. BILLS AGAINST THE
CITY," 2 ~ ut ''+
Be it ordained by the CITY Council ol
Section /, That the ordinance entitled
"An ordinance 10 regulate the tire and
manner of the paymeDL of bills against
the city, passed January ", 1874, as
amended August s. 1875, and september
6. 1875, be and the SINE - hereby further
amended by adding thereto The following
SECTION 2 TIE City Council may BIZ
unanimous consent direct that all bills 80
reported as correct by the Committees and
the City Auditor, shall be read Ia their or
der, and the County may, upon single
motion by o member, direct the drawing
OF orders in favor OF the persons present
ing said bills, All bills which hall be OBJ
jected to during the reading. shall be
acted upon separately.
Section .. All ordinances or parts OF
ordipances inconsistent with this ordi
nance be and the same are hereby repealed.
Passed at the City Hall, Oct. 3lst, ie7S,
NJ. l.. LICHTENsTEIS,
President OF City Council.
Attest-Edmund B. Frazer, Clerk.
nov8 q
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
THE JAMES PONDER.

The schooner James Ponder, chartered
from Philadelphia for Matanzas, has been
rebuilding at Wilmington, tor the past 2
months and now has a flush double deck.
with an additional mast, which makes her
rate with first class three>msst schooner of
420 tons borden.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
VOLUNTEER wORKMEN.

The Delaware Shore Railroad, from
Woodbury. to Pennsgrove, N. j., which was
so much damaged by the heavy storm
about two weeks ago, is to be repaired by
the citizens living along the line of the
read. Already about 200 persons have
agreed to give from one to six days labor
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORs.

Edith O'Gorman will lecture 10 Chester
on the 18th instant.
The Orthodox School, OF Media, has re-
Gently been left legacy of $500.
The residence of Mrs. Blrckhsad, on East
Washington street, West Chester, was en-
tered by thieves on Saturday night, and 8
large amount of valuable jewelrY stolen.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
SOCIETIES.

MEETINGS THIS (TUEsDAY) EVENING.
Asylum Lodge, No. IS.
Reynolds Encsmpment. No. 8, ID and
4th Tuesday.
washington Lodge, No. l, A. P. A., meets
every Tuesday night in the Nicola : build
ing.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, K. Of P, at K. Of
Hall, Oil Market street.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
POLICE PICKING.

Peter Cooper, charged with being drunk
and .isorderly, was fined S. and c.sts
William Mitchells, colored, charged with
having committed assault and battery with
attempt to kill Deborah Harris, also coll
ored, wa, held in the sum of 5000 to an
sRer the charge at Court.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
DR.. sAGEs cATARRH REMEDY

no matter of now long standing. The liquid rengHSy H
may be snped, better applied by the use @ ,ostr 1a
PIERCEs Douche. This is the only form OF an he
carried HIGH UP and PERFECTLY APpLIED t3S IN. q.
parts Of the affected nasal passages, and INC Eb
sores and ulcers frequently exist and from " se
the catarrhal discharge generally proceeds; s;ci,on
is pleasant and easily understood, from a,S IN.
accompanying each Instrument DR.; SAN1t SAGthsS p tbe
tarrh REMEDY cures recent ATTACKS OF ,d and pleas.
ami to use Containing no strong or caustic drug ~
posona tstaErh Remedy and pousSe e ;S,a Ty Dis
pensary and Inyalids' Hotsl, Buffalo, n \. ~
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

Hepceforth We will give column daily
to correspondence upon any proper srojec'
for discussion. It is expected that commu-
nications will be written on one side only
OF the paper, and ACCOMPANIED with the
name of the writer. The HERALD Is not tc
De considered as endorsing or being In any
way responsible for the opinion OF cores
pondents In this column.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
TUESDAY, the l2th dav OF november, A.
d. 1875, at2 o'clock p. m,

The following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot or piece # Ianh sit
uatein the town of st. Georges on The
south side of the road leading from st.
Georges to Delaware City, bounded and de
scribed IS follows 10 VIII: BegiDning at q
stake and corner for a lot of
Garmon, and 43O teet from The Junction OF
The s.. Georges and De aware cry road
with the Odessa Road running thence
with the said line south 4 3 10 Gas $50 feet
10 a STAKE in land formerly ~ Henry l..
Packard and theme north AZ &-I2 east III
feet TO IL steke theme north AZ 40 west l5O
fe I" 7t'ke in south side RI the afore-
said 'n1l hence with the said o d sonth
81 s. ~ vast &c feet to the place 81 beginning
containingseven thousand fire hundred
square feet more o. les, via frame
house and frame sttblIDg tie con erectet
Seized and taken in eXe"urI n as he
property of Phlllip Reddcn d ceased, ana
II abel,a fedden turviving ~ DrlgagJr OF
Phillip Eedden deceased ami J..
(THHmaS II. Gould Admr. Of Ihillip Red
den decesed, ac.) aid TO besold BY
ISAAC CRUDE SLcr.f.
Sherltf's Office New Castle. Get. Il, 1873.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
NO GRAND PRIZES were.
awarded for Spool Cot
ton at PARIS.

pawtucket y. J., the largest spool cotton
Nj Is in the U lifted states, Every process
OF manu- acture, from tn raw cotton 10 the
finished spool, IS conducted there. heir
American. made spool Gotten took tie
award at the tentenptal, and while they
have never Gained special merit for their
Amerjcan-made Spool cotton over that
manufactured in their Scotch Mills, we
have the satisfaction OF announcing that
they have so identited themselves with
this country, that
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12

Those wishing life size crayons for the
holidays had better send In their orders soon
II they do not want to be disappointed, as
our orders are coming in fast. Sutterley,
302 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
GOLD MEDAL
s has ,.!ss been en- awarded at the Paris Exposition
j. &P. COATS,

for their best siz-Coyd Speol Cotton, con-
firmiAg the estimate placed upon their
goods at all the Worlds Expositicns, f-pm
position of 1916 where they t1ok diploma
for ISL ERROR STRENGTH AND EX.
CELLEST QUALITY :"
The second Prize Of 81 Siissr Medal was
taken by the Willimautic Linen Company
which claims o he the special champion
OF American Industry, and which has ex-
tensively advertised p Grand Prize Parta-
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12

me following described real estate viz
al a. Inc flght title estate and Interest of
Wllliam Green, being the eqn,l undivided
oae tsird part OF ali that cettaln lot Of
ao va sltuated In the city OF Wilmington
follows; Beginning at point On he east. 10
cry side OF Shipley street between sec
phn and Third streets ct corner Of land
iato OF Ste hen s. Southsrd nov Of
Ihafles Green and William Wn.oa Jr,
hsnce hen along the said lard, easterly a let
ltet 1hcLce westerly parallel 10 ,rbird
street. sI A. feet 70 the aforesaid SIDE of shin.
Icy street, and thence along sold side of
beginning, - -" P'"c' o'
SsIzso an1 taken in execution as the
by. - onu W 10 soio
6. -, 49,, a,y,,, ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff.
Sherit's Office New Castle, Oct, 28' Is1H
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12

eyes stopping up, or Obstruction, of the nasal pas
sages ringing in ears deafness hawking and cers
voice altered nasal twang, offensive breath impete1. 1
or total deprivation Of sense of smell and tas 9as.
ton, enlarged toneils, tickling cough, etc. Vha nv
few OF these symptoms are likely to be presens "ns
case at one time.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12

Tie following described real estate viz:
IL u at C rtain lot or parcel Of land sit
nate ] n the city of Wilmington aforesaid
bounded and desc ibed as follows. 70 VIII:
beglnnlnE al i0int cn the nor II vestci :
ide OF J'c5SoG street at lhe distance OF i5r
rect sou'hwes tr'y from ihc sOuthWesterly
sue or ~ 'licr"sS avenue, thence north
westerly para / with shallcross avenue
lSi ect lhcttes ID cJrntr. lheLce south.
westerly parallel with Jackson street nj
leei 10 clrntr Jacob S. Weldin's land
ana ,herc Foutheasterly by line of said
WeIdin's land parallel with Gi'Iin avenue
,V4 1eet ches 10 lie aiortsa' d side o,
Jackso street, and thence the reby no, tn
eett.riy 30 feet To the p ace OF beginning.
D. tne contents thereof what they may.
"elzeo aud taken as tIe pronerty OF
lhonas J. De>ormaudie, surviving mort
ehgof' and I. t, aad to be sold by
ISAAU GRUBB, sheriff.
shsiitt's Office, Kew Castle, October ",
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SATURD Y, the 9th day o. Nover,ber
q, d, 1913. at 2 O'Clock p. m.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12

By virtue Of writ of Leva,i FacIas TO me
directed, will ne exposed 10 Public Ssle al
the Holel of Wlllism b Ford, at kirkwood,
| iu PeBcader Hundred, New tastle county
Del. on
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
GHERIFF SALE.

sherif's Office, New Castle, October II, '7s
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12

BY writ OF Vsnditiooi Expon5s to me
athlfeGted. ar will he exposed to Public sale, at
Egtpt by John J.lo CHE ~. la he civ ~
"hihInston, New Castle Ccurty, Del, On
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12

81, S.. ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff.
sherif's Office New Castle, Oct, 2S. 1873
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
HERIFF SALE.

ISAAC GE UBB LcT.f.
Shert's Office New Castle, Oct. Il, 1873.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-12
NHERIFF's SALE

1873, 'N''' "'V'"ei %
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1878-04-17
DOMESTIC MISCELLANY.

The Taxing Of Coupons. decision of the Su
preme Court of the United States, seems to settle
it as the law of this country that the interest due
on bonds cannot be diminished by law or an ordi
nance of the State or the corporation issuing them
passed after the making of the contrset-that Is
the sale Of the bonds. The opinion of the court is
in effect that the State of Virginia has no right to
tax the coupons Of her own bonds Dispatch.
The bill restoring the death penalty for murder
in Iowa has been signed BY the governor. and is
hence, now the law of the State. Tue experience
Of the people with the milder peaalty showed its
inexpediency.
There are IS. 600 Protestant girls in Roman Cath
Ole schools and the managers claim that one out
Of every ten of these girls is converted to their
faith and that three out Of every ten taught to
hate Professionalism.
A very remarkable fact is mentioned in connec-
ton with Elison's photograph. A lady in New
York sang a verse Of God Save the 0 leen,''
which was recorded by the phonogrsph, and the
tin foil sent to England. The tune was there re
produced, even with false note which the singer
had given.
Ten thousand copies Of the March Princeton Re
Uie1o were sold, and five thousand more ordered.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1878-04-17
FROM THE NORTHERN STATES.

The Rev DR. Seymour has declined the BishOpric
of Springfield, LII
Rev R. W. Patterson, D., Of Chicavc has re
signed the Presidency OF Lake Forest University
Miss Jennie Dickson, member of Bethesda Pres
byteriaD church. Philadelphia, has gone TO labor
as missionary among the Dakota Indians at
YauktOn Agency.
Rev. DR.. Richard Newton retires from the EDITOR
ship of the Sunday School World, the monthly
paper of the American School Union, and the Rev.
Edwin w. Rice has been editor of the periodicals
of the Union.
There are thirty eight students at present in the
theological Seminary at Gettysburg, Pa, repre-
sentog four nstionalities. Americans. Germans
one e glishmsu and one Scotebman. h even will
graduate 10 June. There is only one preparing for
the Foreign Mission field.
Reformed dutch THE B oard of Publication of
Reformed Protestant Dutch Church. which some
time ago petitoned for its own dissolution has, at
its cRn request, had further proceedings discon-
tinued, having almost entirely paid CT Its debts.
Good Collection. To subscribe well is good-to
pay we'll Is better. A striking illustration of this
is at hand. Last fail the supporters Of the Ameri
can Board OF Foreign Missions subscribed forty
eight thousand dollars to remove the debt of the
Board OF this there has been paid forty. nine
thousand nine hundred and eighty,sx dollars and
seventy three cents-"good measure, pressed down
and running over.
Rev. DR. John B. Pinnsy sailed last week for Lii
IBERIA, to take the Presidency of the Monrovia Col
lege This will be the seventh visit of DR.. Pinney
to Africa in the interests of the missionary work OF
the Presbyterian Church. For year it has been
a question whether it would not be wise to abau
doa the institution altogether, so bard have been
the times, and in Liberia so few have been the
students In the college. DR.. Pinney, as torlorn
hope, will attempt to have the institution removed
10 a more fertile spot, on the ST. Pals River,
where the students may support themselves while
studying by agricultural labor AT present the
college has fifteen students and two professors in
the scsdemi department, and twenty boys In the
preparatory school, which is under the charge of
one teacher. The Rev, N. Y. BOVardo was also q
passenger He will represent the Methodist Epis-
copal Missionary Board, making his headquarters
at Bogoro, 500 miles from the African coast.
He is the first white man who has gone to the 30
goro district. aud is assured Of protection by the
native King.