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IIrAD QuAErEns for lione Collars,
IIamcs, Trace Chains, l.ack-hands, Blind
Brides, Plow Lines, iIame Strings, Sc,
Ne, at prices on solid rock bottom al
Wearen n Evans.
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VIZ ell full size papers Lahdrc,h's Tar
den Seeds at Sc. wEAREN n EVANS.
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brArH.-Mrs. Tilda fIocgr, wife Of Dr..
5. q. Hooker, died on riaay morning
last, after aprotracted illness, ir the iJi
year Of her age. She was devoted mem.
l~r Of the Reform Church Tor years, and
lived and died Christian. Her remains
we're Inferred In the Cemetery At Huston.
lii.
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Non rnE WHrr.-A member Of the
white baptist Church At Crab Orchard,
writes u' that our correspondent must have
referred To the colored Church in his letter
Of last week as to the "purging matter" for
no such practice has been adopted in his
Church. 'orine" makes the proper correc.
ton this week. We regret the oversight
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REMEMBER that We Rsiaa at Ilhelesoic
prices the hest and cheapest double-shovel
pillow in the market.
WFARyN A Evans.
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HE Worm NAy.-We stated in our last
issue that Mr.. owsley did not vote On the
Bigger Bank hill. lie did not at the time
Of its passage but learning that a Legisla-
tor with whom he had agreed tn pair had
voted, he subsequently, asked and was
granted leave to register his vote against
The bill.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-01

HAN Quarters Tor all kinds Of garlcn
SeeSis at WrkREN n EvANs.
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TENNESSEE BEE-liIyE-ln another col.
umn will he found AN advertisement Of the
Tennessee Beehive to which We call the
attention Of the public. Nearly all of the
bee raisersin this vicinity have secured the
Hive and prrnounoe il the greatest inven'
ton Of the day. To them, Messrs. holland
a Bright refer those DESTROYS Of punchas.
ins.
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BnrSa on youR wArcnEs.-E. Il. Che
nsuli having employed competent work
man to do all kinds Of Watch work and
repairing, hopes to be favored with your
patronage. All work done promptly AT
reasonable prices for Cash.
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VIZ have added To our stock a full line
Of Buggy and Wagon Harness, Gear Briich-
ing, saddles, Brides, and all kinds Of re.
pairs for Harness.
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MURPHY ArroISTNESTs.-fh Muir
phys will hold meeting at Mt. Moriah
Chuch, Highland, Sunday evening, at two
o'clock, and at the Courthouse here to-
morrow night. Some distinguished speak
en- ae on the programme.
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LOCAL VIEWS.

Rad Drppcn's Clothing House aiver
iisement in another column.
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LAST CALL am compelled Ia have
the money due me by customers To run my
business, and | earnestly trust they will
come forward and settle without further
trouble. J. y. DAVIS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
STOLEN |!

Crab Orchard, on the night Of the 9th, q DARK
BROWN MARE, years old rs hands high, with
trace mark on right side. Had on saddle and bri-
die. I will pay q Reward for her return 10 me
J. y. HIGGINS,
3ii-it Crab Orchard, Ky.
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kENrrcRy MISsrRELs.- This Company
gave a performance here on Tuesday night
which, we are glad to say, was we'll patron,
lied. Dr.. J. II. Lake, as interlocutor, Mr..
Lindsay Stephenson A. Tamboufinist, and
Mr.. Dwight Hardin, as bones, did their
parts as we'll @ some professionals we have
seen. Several of the other performers
evinced considerable talent for the burnt
cork business, but they were 50 exceedingly
black that we were unable to identify
them. The whole performance was chasie
aud crcditable, aud much enjoyed by the
audience. some II the music was c-pe-
cially good
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M0TH.PR00F HIVES.

There is no such hive As tho "moih-Pn'oi hive
aud all Intelligent ApAIlans agree to this n'etAny
one Who claims 10 have such Is ignorant OF bees az
Is knaye, for where bee, can gei In hive, 50 can
moth millers, and even the bee itself carries the
moth eggs into the hive on iis ligs. The only was
10 prevent moths is h Keep strong and healthy
swsrns. That only will save yonr Ases ifo,a the
moths.
Those who want 10 engage In light, pl'asant
and profitable business, shoai,l hay a Counts Right
ofus Eysry one who koel,. bees should By Farm
Right. We will eli Fsrm Right, with the pris-
ilese Of manufacturing Hives ior yonr osn u-s,
Il you prefer. We will sell you Farm nisht and
then furnish yoa Hives at q each. pon't delay
this matter II you want 10 raise an the ie'a 'nd
honey yon want ehsaply and Plrasan'l,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-01

IL Candidate No Assessor u Lincoln Coaniy, sub-
isel TO The action u the Dsnssssey.
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OwNrn wASrIp.- Maphal Mycr. found
pair of saddle skirts hid ina Inv loft
This week. Ne ha. found ont who put
them there but has been unable - vet, to
find out TO whom ihey belong. Who lt-i
them
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LEWIS RaDssEI.L

l. a Candidate Go Judgs u Lincoln County, suh
jet 10 the action VI the Desao.rary.
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J. II. EUBANIXS

l. a Candidate ior Assessor Of Lincoln County. "a
jsct 10 the action OF the DsHo,racy.
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GEORGE 4. CARPENTER

l. a Candidate ior Taller Of Llncoln Conniy,
jecl 10 the action OF the Democraey.
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l. Candidate for Assessor Of Lincoln County, I,
iect 10 the action Of the Democracy.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
THE BIBLE SOCIETY.
Finicth Annual Meeting Last Nigh,

The fifteth annual meeting OF the Bible Society
was held last night at AS Seventh street. Rev Dr,
PitEer presided and J. b. A. Shields acted as sccre
rotary. The board Of managers submitted the an.
nual report which showed that grants had been
made by the society Of one hundred and eighty.
nine Bibles and ffty.fOur Tcstamcnts to mission
schools, orphan asylums, city jail Y. NJ. C. A., and
students at Howard Unversity that thirty-iour
Bibles and forty seven Testaments were provided
for families without the Word Of God that twenty.
one Bibles and six Tessments had been
distributed by the board of managers aud
contributed s3l03D: that the amount rcmitted to
the national society including sales at the deposi.
tory. was ss5.l2: that the society indebted to
the amount Of sIG6.lG to the parent society for
Bibles and Testaments distributed during the last
round Of the city. ana that the balance In the
treasury to begin the new year with was 81.
The scm-ccntemnial report OF the society was
also submitted and referred n the president and
secretary with instruction to endeavor get II pub
lished In some newspaper; The report was com.
mttee on anniversary exercises reported that the
semi centennial anniversary would be held in
Lincoln Hall. sunday, May s, at $3.50 O'Clock. Rev.
J. X. Taylor. y. D.. Of Newark, n. j. will deliver
the address. The auditing committee reported that
the trcnsurcr's accounts were correct.
Tho following officers were elected to serve the
ensuing year President, Rev. A. ". Pitzer. d. D.;
W. II. Campbell, ID. C. HarsuesS
Androw ROthwell, Charles Lyman, W. X. Wood
ward, W. s. Fort, A. s. Pratt W J. sibley, r. II.
treasurer, William Ballantyne; directors J. Rine.
hart Il. $. Jordan, W. :. ROoSe, Ed. Myers r. H.
Ball l.. c. white, g. II. Myrick, J. 7. Given, +. c.
Cate, c. b. Church, DR.: !. Howard DR.. McCatheran,
J. A. Kennedy J. u. Wilson, u. c. Myrick, L. Bald.
win. J. G; Parker, L. Lcech, NJ. W. Beveridgc, and
Edwin Linton.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
CHIlDREs's suits, 50 and upwards. Eiseman's.
District Bills in Congress,


number of bills Of interest to the District were
introduced into the House Of Representatives yes
terday Among them were: A joint resolution by
Mr.. Williams, OF Michigan. appropriatlng SIS 900 for
monument to General Custer In Washington.
Mr.. Blackburn: A bill TO pay 81 900 to Caroline
Z. silence for property destroyed In Washington
during the late war.
Mr.. Banning: bill for the settlement Of the ac-
counts Of First Lieutenant and Brcvet Captain
James T. Leary, which accounts are, through Mr..
Lcnry's insanity, in an unsettled condition.
Mr.. MAyhan bill amending sections CSC 6si
and O3 Of the Revised Statutes relating to the Dis.
trct OF Columbia, relative To landlords and tenants
so as to make the provisions Of the two preceding
sections not applicable TO contracts 30 made or 10
any tenancy existing prior TO July l. 1864 except in
cases OF waste or refusal TO pay rent.
Mr.. Hamilton Providing for the adoption Of
bar.rOoms Of the District Of Columbia
Mr.. Williams, (Mich.) To protect darymen and
10 prevent deception In sales Of butter and cheese
In tho District Of Columbia. Tho bill provides that
persons selling oleomarsarine shall have large
printed labels bearing that inscription placed hor.
sales, shall hand label OF that kind::to tho pur.
chaser violation OF the provisions OF the act TO be
punished by fine ofslO0.
Mr.. Durham. bill for the settlement OF the tax.
lien certificates erroneously issued by the late
authorities OF the District The bill authorizes the
Commissioners Of the District to pay holders OF
such certificates the amount for which they were
respectively issnod with interest at per cent from
date Of issue; A similar bill was Introduced by
Mr.. CLARK. OF Iowa.
Mr. Claain. A bin concerning the street railroads
III mo District OF Columbia, making the tickets Is
sued by one road good upon auy other and redeem
able by me roads issuing them weekly at fur
cents per ticket.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
What the Trustees Did Last Evening-A Now
Dilemma. But Not a formidable One.

special meeting Of the Board OF School Trus.
tees was called for last evening. When the call
wns issued II was expected that some steps would
have to he taken In reference TO closing the schools
to-day the board had not yet acted upon the com.
munication from the Commissioner directing that
the schools be closed. Action hal bocn purpasely
delayed to SEQ what Congress wouldIio. When tho
trustees assembled at the Franklin building last
evening there were no regular proceedings but a
sort OF conference was held In the superintendent
office, and the members congratulated themselves
upon their success before Congress IN obtaining the
needed appropriation In a disguised form. Yet the
board was in qunnd5ry. The order from the Com.
missiOncrs to close the schools was still lin force
and they refused TO revoke II until tho President
should sign tho bill passed yesterday by Congress
and 1t should become law.
In order to insure the approval of the bill before
II became necessary to obey the order of the Com.
missiOners, Superintendent Wilson undertook the
task OF hurrying up the engrOssng and other usual
formulas at the Capitol, so that It could be pre-.
sented to the President for his signature last night
No news having been received from Mr..
Wilson at halfpast eight o'clock, and
there being no business for tho board to transact
the members went home with the understanding
that the schools will not be closed although the or.
der from the Commissioners Is still in force As
teachers have not yet been notified TO close the
schools, action of the board Is Necessary In or.
der u keep them open.
Superintendent Wilson last evening obtained
from the President promise that he would sign
the bill this morning early 50 that there need DO no
interruption in the school sessions.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
the Law SUMMARY.
proceedings Before Various Tribu-
mails Yesterday.
moss at the City H.ii-Asslsn-
nents for To-Day.
supreme Court Of the United states.

MONDAY, April %, 1873
On motion Of Mr.. Stanley Matthews, Abram l. De
Moss esq. OF Nashville, Tenn, was admitted to
practice,
On motion Of Mr.. d. T. Corbin. Abram J. Often.
hoeier and Louis =. Post, esqs. Of New York city,
were admitted to practice.
No. e6s George NJ Wheeler, plaintiff In error. vs.
Tho Union National Bank Of Pittsburg. In error to
Superior Court OF city and county Of New York.
Judgment affirmed with costs and interest. Opinion
by Mr.. Justice Harlan.
No. e6I. Tho Lsfin & Rand Powder Company,
plaintiff In error, VS.. q. Y. Burkhardt In error TO
the Circuit Court United States for the District Of
Massachusetts,. Judgment affirmed with costs
Opinion by Mr.. Justice Hunt
No. l7o. The New York Life Insurance Company,
plaintiff In error, vs. John W. and T. A. Egglcston.
administrations, In error. to the District Court
United states for the Northern District Of Missis.
Opinion by MI. Justice Bradley.
No 2l2. Charles r. Grant assignee. &C., appellant
peal from the Circuit Court Of tho United States for
Northern District OF Iliaois Decree affirmed with
cost Opinion by Mr.; Justice Bradley.
No. 30. Rcbccca Meister executrix, &c, plaintiff
In error, vs. Robert G. Moore ct al.
No 26l. Rebecca Melster. exccutrix &c, plaintiff
In error, vs. Bis.ell ct al; in error to the Cir
trict OF Pennsylvania. Judgments reversed, with
costs and causes rcmanded with directions to
award new trials. Opinion by Mr.. Justice Strong
No. pl3. The Maine Central Railroad Company
plaintiff In error VS. The State OF Maine; In error TO
the supreme Judicial Court OF tho State Of Maine
Judgment affirmed, with costs and interest Opin.
lon by Mr. Justice Field. Disscntlng-Mr. Justice
Strong.
No 80. Edwin Walker. plaintiffin error, vs.. VII.
lard johnson In error To The Circuit Court of the
nited states for the Northern District Of Illinois.
Judgment affirmed with costs and interest opinion
by Mr. Justice Miller.
No. 252. william q. Hyndman, appellant, vs.. p.
Roots ct al appeal from the circuit Court Of the
United states for the Southern District of Ohio Dc.
cree affirmed, with costs. Opinion BY Mr.. Justice
No. $50 James II. Mclean. appellant VS.. Cochran
Fleming; appeal from Circuit Court Of tho United
States for Eastern District OF Missouri Decree af
hrned IN part and reversed in part. Opinion by
Mr.. Justice Clifford.
Nc. 9s6 Buffalo and jamestown Railroad Com.
pany plaintiff In error, Patrick Falconer ct nl;
No. 1863. Same W. Weeks ct ar In error To the
supreme Court OF the State Of New York. Motion
10 dismiss denied. Announced by Mr.. Chief.
Justice Waite.
No. 2Sl. Thumas Grlffi,h aud Francis Wedge, up.
pcllants, vs., H. 4 y. W. BlNndy. on motion OF Mr..
lion.
No. Z73. Charles L. Hayward, appellant, vs.. the
Eliot National Bank. Argument continued by Mr..
4. 4. Ranney for appellee and concluded by Mr..
f. !: Hodges appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
HOME AFFAIRS.
err works,

-Roose scuds New York papers In advance.
Officer Thompson found dead infant on Della.
ware avcnuc, between and streets, yesterday,
about 1910 o'clock.
-wOrkmcn commenced grading the alley be.
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth and q and Cor
coran streets yesterday. preparatory TO paving it.
Professor Il. T. q ecner, late OF tho University
Of South Carolina, delivered at the Fifteenth street
Presbyterian Church last evening very interest.
Ing lecture ON the subject of The Great Pyramid"
Ladies desiring perfect fit in corset, willdO
well TO call on Miss Annie X. Humphrey, $50 Tenth
street northwest she having just received among
other French goods the avOrite broad steel corset
And full supply Of misses cOrsets and braces
AT the annual election of the Corcoran Fire In.
purance Company. held yesterday, the following
gentlemen were elected to serve as directors the
ensuing year: John 7. Lehman A.. II. Herr H.
William Orme, James !. Barbour. George A. Nc
Ihenny. and Joseph r. Cassin.
In order to accommodate persons IN the viciu-
may with to observe the transit OF Mercury OH The
9Th Of May, the time ball OF the observatory will be
dropped At nine o'clock in the morning, at noOn
and at six clock in tho evening.
-AbouLtwo O'Clock yesterday morning Sergeant
Arnold found basement window Of house No. 2
Grant Row open, aud four dressed chickens and
two tablecloths in front OF the house. He awOke
the people Ia the house, and upon examination II
was discovered that several bureau drawers had
been ransack ked some silver.ware stolen and that
the thici had escaped through the back door, lock
Ing II after him.
The funeral Of Mrs. Bridget Stafford o'Connell
took place from st. Dominic's Church Sunday af.
ternOon. great number OF friends. despite the
stormy weather, were present To testify the high
regard in which she was held by them. large
circle offriends sympathize with the family in their
sad bereavement The pall-bearers were Mcssrs
y. II. shea, y. q. Gross, John J. DermOdy, Z. l..
Burns, John Cullen, and George X. Petty.
Mr., Randolph DE Keim, the Washington cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Press who, some
years ago as inspector Of United States cOnsuates
discovered some gross irregularities In the manage.
ment of the Shanghai consulate while in charge Of
George tar
to China, will be examined to-day by the Commit.
tee on Expenditures in the State Department
which is at present investigating the charges
against seward and Bradford.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
Outrages In the south.

A meeting Of colored citizens was held last even.
ing at the Lincoln Mission Church. corner of
Eleventh and r streets northwest, for the purpose
OF deyising some means to prevent outrages being
perperated upon their Southren brethren.
The meeting was called to order by Rev. Mr.
Simpson, who, after stating the object nominated
Rev. Mr.. Campbell for president and he was
chosen. Mr.. +. Nash was elected secretary.
Amer addresses by MeSsrs. Thomas, of Mississippi
Campbell, OF Georgia; Simpson, Of Texas
Laws, and Howard, which showed a terrible state
Of affairs committee of three consisting of Mcssrs
Simpson, Mcfarland, and Caldwell, was appointed
~ draft suitable resolutions.
AMER n short absence the committee returned
and submitted q series Of resolutions cOndemDing
the white Liners, Ku.KluG, Knights Of Camclin
and other societies, whose sole aim was stated to
be the determination Of the colOrcd race
IL was also proposed TO form Il society to be
known as the United States COlorcd Citizens
FTeedman's Protective rniOn whose object should
bs To make the grievances of the colored race
known to the United States and foreign countries
and also to solicit aid from oil persons inclined to
assist coored people
The resolutions were adopted unanimously, and
Immediately after an adjournment was effected.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
u. II. II. n. A.



From the Philadelphia Tines
Whereas Mrs, President Hayes was on a boat the
other afternoon going down the Delaware and
Whereas somebody with the evil oGintemperance
In his heart, got lot Of clsrct punch aboard the
craft and
Whereas Mrs. R. B. Hayes must have known Of
this thing al lGaSt by the next day, because 1t was
teegrGphed to the newspapers; and
Whereas claret punch possesses almost as many
dangerous qualities Of inebrlation US sweet cider
aud
Whereas, tho deSccration Of a gushing spring day
with cold clsrct punch, with or without sugar Is
something not contemplated by the Constitution of
Whereas tho Mrs. h. d. Hayes Temperance So.
cety fails to lind any law Of Congress OF the Leg
is.ature Of Pennsylvania, or Delaware. or New
Jersey. which authorizes the use Of clafet punch
anywhere, and particularly Is no reference made to
this particular excursion in any Of the statutes [.
Whereas as the laws don't authorize the use of
cGTet panel, the laws mrs be exCcuhd and
Mhelcas i is tho duty OF Mrs. r. b. Hayes, as the
Whereas 1t appears that she did not know thai
cold clare punch was being used to steal away the
brains Of The statesman on frooI and
The members Of the Mrs. Il. Is. Hayes temperance
Whcrea, some other thing, little too numerous
and outrageous 70 mentiOm Therefore.
he rsDred, That Mrs. K. b. Hayes is II fraud
and that the Mrs. r. ., Hayes Temperance society
nun ~ now Ialnp-bllt III no way associated
with ClRrel punch
Anil beR yUH.r rsso'red That the Mrs. Il u.
Hayes IcniIciancc society adjourn 10 meet al any
asylum for supcrunmuutel idiots whore proper ac.
Communications can be had and clalcI punch is not
known.
And resoluFd, That we carry on a vigorous TEN.
peranco campaign by resolving some resolutions or
something every time We get a chance.
And dJdin rsf2lrtd, Ihat everybody Is drunk by
the Mrs X. u. Hayes Temperance Society, and that
ID seems 10 be made up Of-fOuls.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
THE TRIAL OF EDW1RD RAY
The Jury Out All Night,

The third day Of the trial of Edward Ray, alias
Curtis charged with outragIng the person Of Miss
Ella Tydings. Of Baltimore. came up yesterday.
Colonel William A. Cook resumed his argument
let OF on Saturday, aud finished at ljO p Iu hay.
ing spoken hye honrs and forty minutes. District.
Attorney Wells summed up for the Government in
two hours and thirty minutes.
number of prayers were offered and refused by
the court iis Honor saying that he would give the
law,
Tho Jury retired At go p. m, and. not having
fSreed upon verdict at eight o'clock, they were
locked up for the night. From information OBJ
Gined II Is believed that the jury stands ten fol
conviction and two for acquittal.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
Cut with u Billy,

About eleven o'clock last evening oiiicer Auld
ridge found an elderly man lying at the corner Of
Thirteenth and streets northwest. He picked
him up, and found cut over the left eye, from
which the blood flowed freely. The man was
taken 10 the Finh Precinct Station, where his
wound was dressed by Dr. Walter, after which he
was made comfortable for the night. The injured
man stated that he struck with billy by a col.
ored man, 70 whom he had given no Ufense. He
city. and asked 10 he sent to the Poor. House. A
charge Of vagrancy was laid against him. and Judge
smell viii! probably acccdo TO his wishes this morn
tpar
National Republican., 1878-04-30
Cured by Cremation.

This is ono Of the several humorous selections 10
be read by Edward c. Townsend at Tallmadge Hall
next Friday night, and, together with THE Truth
ful Pilot" and "Widder Greene's Last Words" lin
costume, will afford a most delightful entertain.
ment. which no one should miss. As an elocuton.
lst of careful study and training, Mr.. Townsend
stands In the front ranks He will read Tennysou's
"Buglc Song Alice Cary's Order tor a Picture"
and Cther selections which will exhibit hit wonder.
iul pathetic power lie has devoted much uf his
talent 10 the benefit Of tho churches. temperance
and other phllanthrupiC societies Of the city for
years past aud should be welcomed by u large aud.
ieuIe
National Republican., 1878-04-30
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
wanted-Furnishcd rooms.
Base bNll-Eaglc vs.. National.
1ce-Grcat Falls Ice Company.
For rent, llli q street northwest.
Notice 10 patrons Of Buttcrfeld & Co.. Baltimore.
For rent Inquire at 2s2 Thirteenth street south.
west
Readings, humorous and pathetic, by Edward C
Townsend
Lccturc-Bishop C. Edward Cheney, D. D.
Benefit Church OF the Redeemer.
Musical and literary entertainment for benefit Of
81. James Parsh,buidlng