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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-09
Notice.

IN the Probate of Boise ssunty, Ida nc Territory
In the matter of the estate Of Matthias app de-
ceased
- nUliSUA ANT TO IN ORDER OF SAID COURT
made Of the 2Sd day Of april, A. D. 1879, no
tce is hereby fiyen that on Tuesday. the 9th day
of May. A. D. 1879. at II O'Clock A N. Of said day,
at the Office OF the Probate Judge in Idaho City
Boise county, l. y, has been appointed Is The tine
and place for proving the viii Of The said Matthias
zapp, deceased, and for hearing the application 81
Mary anna Zapp for the issuance 90 her OF letters
testameRtary. when and where any person inter-
ested may appear and contest the same
T. S. HART.
Probste Judge and ex-Oficio Clerk.
Dated April 49, ls79-td.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-09
Notice.

y Of Boise, SIS.
81 a'''er OF the estate of John G. Hughes,
Iasi Hereby GIVEN By THE UNDER.
Etss. an s.'ilihlstrator of the estate of John
+ Aayins "d. TO the creditors of, aud al
| Ten Slaims against said deceased to ex
| .aar ,oon Win the necessary vouchers
fcce In lns IN after the first publication OF
tsYp. ,ne n said administrator al hls Office
'A'' Boise county, /. I.
sistrato, VIM, j. RoTHwELL.
q u tne estate of John G. Hughes,
40 City, May 5. 1879.
, 1879-03-16
TuE COUNTY-BUILDING.

William Kelly WAS sentenced to Sixty Gays III
the House of Correction yesterday ln the Crlln-
fna] Court for an assault with intent to do oodl~
1y injury. John Doran, under age, picaoco
guilty to larceny. and WAS remanded 10 AVAIL
Sentence In the case of F. A. Remington,
charged with illegal voting: no'e pros. was en-
tered, Isaac Wur5burg was tried on the cnasse
Of larceny, aud found not guilty.
Commissioners Stewart, senne, Boese, spol-
ford, Ayars, and Meyers went out to the County
Hospital yesterday to see how tie work OF rcn-
oyatiuS that institution was getting on'
and to inquire into its MANAGE &C.
ment. The three last namedi arc
IN tho Hospital Committee, and went to tile
Mace in their official capacity, while The others
did so to obtain personal knowledge OIL the
way in which Maiden Mills runs things.
After all said and done about Joe German
slipping the Jail officers tlroug IN error OF
clerk, and bis subsequent capture and re1easc on
ST GOO bail furnished by Louis z. Murphy and
louis Fchlng that notorious criminal la'led 10
coma before the Criminal Court yesterday when
his name was called to answer to tile charge
of burglary, and the bail was declared
forfeited. The same order was made
in tie case OF William B1anksham,
for whom John Dopp and August lenzfn are
sureties, and William Close, for whom Joseph
Close and Thomas GlaVin become boudsmen;
Larceny vas the charge against Blanksham anu
Close.
, 1879-03-16
OBITUARY.

The deceasc of Joseph E. Brown, and his funer-
al during the past week, make another vacancy
among the honored old settlers OF Chicago. He
came here to reside in 1885, and built a dwelling
house on Clark street, fronting east, abou htty
feet south Of Jackson street, where he resided
with his family till short time before the tire
OF 1S1l, when be removed to the West Side and
built him residence at No. 50 Aberdeen street.
Mr.. Brown has been one Of the leading and
useful men OF Chicago. lie was carpenter
and Joiner for ten Or twelve years, aud was
partner with Jarob Harris, aud worked fa1th-
fully to build and make Chicago. About lo45
to abandon. his trade, and became 4 clerk anu
assistan; in the banking office OF l. II. Burch d
Co., where he remained as long as Air. Burch
continued In business, and acted as his agent IN
Chicago up to the time OF his lece2se. When
Mr.. Burch went to Europe some years ago ne
left hi. entire interests III Chicago In the hands
Of Mr.. Brown, having perfect confidence IN us
skill and integrity in the management Of none
tary matters. Others have also confidcd the
care durin. the past seven or eight years, so
much SO that his time has been fully occupied.
In all thn relations OF life Mr. Brown deserved
and received the confidence and respect OF hls
fe1low-men. He has been member Of tile old
Clark Street Methodist Church over forty years,
and much OF the time has 1cted in an official re-
lation to the church. The funeral discourse was
of Clark Street Church forty years ago. Ihe
| bearers we're Robinson Yupp Grant Goodrich,
Orrington Luut, James N. Banks, j. 4 Hntsing-
ton, and Mark B. Clancy, and many old friends,
such as William B. q. Gray, John Gray, 0. A.
Crary, George A. Ingalls,, jerome Bucher, e. N.
, 1879-03-16
The Cuticura System

OF Resolving md Eliminating all Conatitutional
Humors and Purifying the Circulation OF Scrofula.
Scrofuous, Cancerous. a:d Canker Humors, amt
OF Treat1n: all Affections and Diseases OF the Skin
and Scalp, with Loss Of Hair. consists in the tn
feruQt administration OF the Cuticura Resolvent. q
Powerful Purifying Agent, and the er{erAdl use or
Cuticura, The Great Skin Cure, assisted o. the
Cuticura Soap. These great remedies. strictly
original in their composition and revolutionary in
their methods OF treating the diseases anu adec,
lions under consideration, appenl to the sics and
suffering with force never before e1cI1ed bs any
medical preparations in the history OF the curative
art. Prepared by WEEKS i POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists, 800 Wasnington-st:, =, Boston, Mass
anu for sale BY oil Druggists and Dealers.
containi NJ two and onehaIf times the quantity OF
small, 81. KEsoLvEST, 81 per bottle. curlcrn.
SOAR, Is cents; By mali, 30 cents; eakcs' :"
cents.
, 1879-03-16
CRIMINAL.

Jobn Steltzuer, charged with assaulting II. T.
Thomas with q shoemaker's hammer, was be-
fore Justice Wilson yesterday. The case was
continued under ponds Of $500 to March ".
Charles Carey, diminutive representative OF
thc African race, was before Justice Haines
Yesterday charged with the theft OF two coats
from m occupant Of the Brunswick Building,
and was held TO the Criminal Court IN bonds OF
$500.
Daniel TYLER was before Justice D'Wolf yes
tcrday, charged with stealing gold bar worth
SI4 from his employers, Messrs. Juereens ~
Anderson, corner OF State and Madison streets.
The Court held him in bonds Of $500 to the
Criminal Court.
The railroad ticketrsellcrs who were arrested
at the instance OF Afr. Mulford were on time at
Justice kauimann's Court yesterday Inc
Justice was sick, and Squire Hammill was
sent for After about two hours OF yexatlous
o'clock p. III. sharp.
Elizabeth WYman and Mrs. hleManman we're
fined $40 each Yesterday By Justice D'Wolf for
djsordcrly conduct in following Charles Wyman
and r. G. Christie and Two Indies from Halstcd
to State street, and insulting and abusing them;
Elizabeth is the divorced wife Of Wyman, and
Mrs. McMaumau is her sister.
slchael McDufT engineer at the Burdick
House, was arrested yesterday. charged with
DtHali1- LIZ naa t'elo uaost EI'ovU o "a Z.
justice D"o tor rrad eAa1ao ttrn hicena 15 1rie
IS aliegGu si'aI ~ h 6r-t ,;fahr,noa ~. aetion
one o. THo1 h;s1 Mimi IS IN ioiI n defanit Of
bail.
The fifteen gamblers whose examination has
dragged along at Justice D'Wolts Court 1or
about six weeks were called I'D yesterday
aud fined $40 each. They all gave fictitious
names, under which the executions were
Issued Since the " gains - will not hereafter
recognize the names by which they we're cxatn-
ined. there is very little probability that the
fines will be collected.
A~rae,s. Fdw,rd Gardner = susnicions char
acter, lounu uaH 1o,,; Va;i;ci' 1arcon1 ~ has
ms Gown ao" @ ~ -. saSaa', ~ ~ % sbnT
ket ol nostos R l.Gn 49, bad hso " o,oored r.
man Stiees, =; ~ 1 - oor dov. r
peaalc sooas II. .c iato;. ,,nonej nrn r.,
ban anu loarlS m n "orn,,ant ~ PaT
, 1879-03-16

The exports Of alcohol yesterday were 250
barrels.
Sub-Trcasury disbursements yesterday s59'-
600; sales OF per cents $l,950.
The internal revenue receipts yesterday were
s24,3s0. There we're received for whisky Sly, 99s,
cigars and tobacco s., ISL, beer sl,5o4
Lew Stewart, OF Plano, whose candidacy for
the Gubcrpatofial chair IS almott forgotten, was
orm,nI the Government Building Yesterday. he
had a pleasant chat with Commissioner Aoync.
The sympathy of the people of Galena is de-
cidedly with Hascr, the brewer, who is under
hail to appear before the District Court and e1-
plain certain alleged crookcdness in connection
With bcer-stamps The Government officials are
regarded as lot Of unnlitigated prosecutors,
who ought to be mobbed and driven out Of
town. It is claimed BY the revenue officials that
they have more than sufficient evidence to con-
yict,
, 1879-03-16

~. I'm, d;scovcred that be had been taken | II 70
and as e swindIed and be, TO make the best q $e1 rs
5sd Gesuate9 sold o out saloon ioe at S5 s Bae
I1'n Il's n venue. and invested some $500 in It.
H. NEVER 1oor care Of the business, and It Tas
dn diyers rs other manners out OF good ans slzed
sums, and perfect fool So lar nyvrr as
,,ectrd ,aa3 to ret money enough BY marrying linn
1n save the large fr:,ne building in which they
i've, but she found to her sorrow that MS eaSn So
vas ali rome and the day after the MARRIAGE ne nc
mortgage was fqreclosea Other minor .onG Ike
thr story Of the life OF hopelessly insane man.
He lett the family Just Is cents, aud numerous
debts.
, 1879-03-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS

GRAND TACTIC HUIEL'
n. de Ayarana, s'n Fran. H. M Cheney boss9n' G;}n
I, n. Bennett Omaha. 4, stinrley, ii 'hattan, Ks.
!. i clark. Detroit. IN. 3. Thorn. N. 7.
vi. Southwaitc, st. Isl A. Hallowas, osweso.
PALMER HOUSE.
]. G. Robb, Cheyenne. G. ?. Long, Detroit; i.2aco,
J. =. Belford, Colorado G. T. DaY,s Mp;nas
D. n. Delinccr, Mon!anu,F H. guns; pes Rna,ar
I Thomson Duhunnr. j. c. Barr, Davenport.
SHERMAN HOUSE.
ce, u Thorne. n. 4. Jos, Torrens, Pittsburg.
= + Trocr Wnnteoan. IA. F. Baldwin. Akron, o.
7 Bnrton. Rostnn' G, II. Thomas. Iowa.
n . 1Ianshro San Frau. Ii,uthcr Hyde, Boston.
Chas. Dodge, Montague. E. B. Fessenoen' Alneo'n'
FREMONT HOUSE.
1r,o,nos Daxv. Dctro1t. nv, j. Lockwood, Conn.
!, 8 Wires. Nav York. s. E. Fitch, Boston.
r z f1otworthy: y. -. iThos. Dymock, Edinh'ro .
+ Hnidw;n i;nstnn. 1. A. Putnam. Montreal.
7 II Eccdhom 11nhnnuc 7. Anderson, Sacramento.
, 1879-03-16
SUBURBAN..

Under the auspices OF the University Athletic
Association, grand promenade concert IS 70 DC
given Wednesday evening. The affair Is to De
select aud elegant.
Dr.. N. S. Davis has submitted plan to the
Evanston Board OF Trustees to rcds1ce the
Water-W Works expenses, and those Of tic o. other ncc
departments, BY an aggregate OF between s33'ooo
and S., ,000.
Ex-Iieut.-Gov. Brossis 10 lecture in the First r;
Presbyterian Church this evening, upon " M ne
Religious Nature Man as Developed IN LIS
Norks.'
, 1879-03-16
II Is Wonderful

When assisted BY the Cuticura Soap, every species
of Itching Ernptions, Irritations, and 1nfamma-
tions Of the Skin and Scalp. restoring and pro..
noting the growth OF the hair when !ost or thinned
by lleattng or Scaly Humors. Nothing Is known
that will SO quickly heal Bruises, scalds, Wounds,
and Fcsters It cures, IN connection with the
Cu1icura Resolyent taken internally, the most ob-
stnate Scrofulous Ulcers, Sores, and DtacharSlng
Wounds, and yet it is medical mystery to chem
ists and to the most noted skin doctors. They
cannot make it ont; and TO rival it in successful
cures. they have to make use OF it under other
names There is no doubt that It is the most in
yltine, as we'll US the most effective, remedy Of
this century.
, 1879-03-16
ANNOpNCEMEETS.
HYDE Park.

Hyde Park.
rrET1yGs FOR THE CHOICE OF DELEGATES
M 10 Republican Convention to nominate candi-
dafcs for town and village offices will be held :iarCh
- i1n 70 o'clock D. H. as follows: First District
second 81 as G9ttsgf n.s goG,s t1.nd
frusstns ffth Engine House South Chicago; sixth.
colehour Post Ohcc: seventh florence Hall eighth
R;nc'5 Hall Under tAc old nystem Of nominating can
ditatcs thu Treasury has been rehosd private 5on;
cnaarc Old nauscs viii not be reformed. or even
fhnrue1y exroscd The above call Is the result OF
snootaeous movement for Republican organization
Under which has sn cqual voice IN s fccG @
1-yatc meetings In Chicago. wierc only specai Liter.
css nre Represented. 1t you attend 70 thH guy o.
TY order Of tho Kcpubl!can Campaign Committee
, 1879-03-16

Sir. johnson, Mr. P. H.. Clark and Miss n. Emma Ncy-
eIs, ali OF Chicago No cards. -
BELL-WILLARD-Tuesday evening" March ~, az
the residence Of ,he bride: parents: 11as wnrd 1he
Mr.. kosSuth II. Bell and bliss Emma II. "AI"'8' ~"
Rev. Brooke 1Ierford officiating. - :.
l3 At ths re,afPsGf Peire e.
Max Tonk and Alice ii. Shattock. No cards.
, 1879-03-16
letter or Salt Rheum

Mcssrs Weeks & Pottcr-Gentlemen: Having
been troubled TOR many years with the letter or
was given trial or your Cuticura, and, thank
Cod, MY hands are we'll. never haa anything do
me good like that. You may put this in the papc:
fcrcr the same good it has done me! l am we'll
known here, having lived here almost fifteen ycara
and Kept boarders for livn:A and sometimes my
altogether with my sore hands, and having small
family to take care Of; but OH! thank God, my
hands are we'll, SO again return thanks. Send nc
dollar box. Yours respectfully.
ELIZABETH BUCKLEY.
Littleton, n. H., May 80, 1878.
CAur1oN.-1f procuEable, use Cuticura soap.
, 1879-03-16

Holden, Mrs. D. A. Jones, Mrs; Thomas Church;
Hrs. Osborn and others. attended the !upeEa1. 4
He leaves a vile and three children; Mrs. f: G.
Delano, Mrs. George, B. Swift, and MISS u 'Ao-
die Brown. -
, 1879-03-16

CLARK-GoLDES-1n Louisville. e.: Madca s3, L; o5
the Rer. Clement Mr. Burt ClarE Of 81 AGpA ho''
aud MIs4 I8ry r. Golden, Of UgdensonER: :: X;
ST. Louis, Detroit, and Ogdensours IN IL pspefs
please copy.
cLARE-AEYERs-on the 9th iass-, bg thu ReT.
, 1879-03-16

Wedding rings. guaranteed solid 16-kafnt hCe'
at Hamilton, Shourds s. Co,'e, State and randolph
streets.
, 1879-03-16


Deputy-Coroner Sawyer held an inquest atthe
West Madison Street Station yesterday FORE
noon upon John Henry Meyer, whose death by
suicide was noted 10 yesterdays TRIBUNE.
Capt. Miller, one Of those who had been drinking
they were in Hermann / Gross saloon at
the corner OF Union and Randolph street., and
over which Meyer and family lived, Mrs. Meyer
came in aud asked deceased to 20 upstairs and
20 20 bed. He did so, after bidding his COM
panions goodnight, and d little later bis wife
ran downstairs crying that Henry had shot him
self. They ran upstairs and found him already
dead and lying on the hoor Of the middle room.
Beside him lay the weapon, No. Smith
q Wesson This was H.. about Mo~a- o'clock ehos
lied that she had been married to tile
! deceased last Monday in Justice Scully's court.
She had been divorced some four weeks pre-
yious from her first husband. Hamman, who
va. keeping saloon at the corner OF Lake and
started to 70 to bed, and then sat Gown 10
| rocking CHAIR, and, sxclaimins "Good-bY,
| Annie" shot himself. 4 verdict OF suicide was
returned, the jury turning over their lees TO ms
| port. Capr. Miller also took up subscription
| 10 defray the funeral expenses.
| Deceased was quite Well-knoWn character II
that division Of the city, and had been niek is.S
named ''Millionen'' - Meyer Tor the proo1ga
| manner In which be expended bis money. He
| came to this countrt along In 1861. and old
aourishing liquor trade in the South. but n, III:
| prosperity was too much for him, and after col
iapsin. he took a trip to his home at SoEden' IL
| Germany. He came back with round sum O.
money, which be spent in riotous living in sl
incredibly short space Of time. Last January hs
received some 1000 more from his home
| throuch Felseuthal d kozminskt, bankers II
| this city. He started to buy saloon business
| from 81 Brand, the brewer, and paid $1o0 down
| Then be invested some $2,50o in manu-
featuring some quaek bitters' sns}Ra;d 5ts PIT
, 1879-03-16

gate.
The Vessel Unloadezs' Union held
meeting in Bohemian Hall, Taylor street, near
Canal, last evening for the purpose Of considering
rates for unloading lumber craft on the open1n??
OF navigation. Some members suggested ana
urged upon the Union that the larger vessels
should pay cents more per LOCO feet for un-
leading than the smaller craft, but, owing to the
fact that the attendance was not as large as &c
sired, no action Was taken. It 3as decided,
however, that the rates Of last season-lo cents
Der 1000 feet-he adopted for this year. lhe
matter Of charging large vessels cents more
than small ones will probably come up at i'll
lure meeting and be definitely acted upon.
The Third Annual Convention Of District
Grand Lodge, No. 9, Of the Independent Order
Of Free Sons OF Israel, will convene in this ctr
1t 10 a. N. to-day in the hall corner OF Adams
and LaSalle streets. The Convention will be
held with open doors. The following Delegates
will be present: N. Munrhwciler, Henry New
and Albert Dalbcrg, from St. Louis1 !: j. Llt1
Charles Kahn, and S. Hermann, from Milwau-
kee; NJ Jacobs, from Quincy; Philip Stein. l..
Hefte7, S. Grecnebaum, NJ. Malsh. Al. ven.
Henry Goldsmith, William Goodk1nd, Adolph I1
Loeb, j. Levy, George Bernstein, Hermann Gold
smith, Sam Springer. N. Oesterriche1. JACOB
Kuhn, and George Braham, from Chicago
There now sixteen lodges IN thls clstf1c1,
with membership Of $50.
Air. Bishee Friday, introduced into the Legs
1&ture a bill to change the terms OF noldlh:.
the elections for Judges OF the Superior Court
60 as TO have one elected IN June next, another
il June, 1851, aud third IN june sa 3sst.
ed in November, 1879, and another in
1851, ana so on. The change will be from No
7cmber to June Tor the time and also jumping
cne year, 1883, and making three years. inter
raj. This will give Judge Jameson. who has
the longest term, about eight months extra
time, and one lawyer suggested that the bill
was In Judge Janeson's interest Mr.. Bisbec
IL q particular friend Of the Judge, and, while
wishing to take the election OF Judges out o1
politics By having special election, he threw Q
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-07-17

Frank Lcslie's Sunday Magazine for An
gust presents manifold attractions, and tho
powerful claims of the periodical to exten.
sive patronage cannot possibly be gainsaid
1t Is probably the .ost pleasing magazine
published, containing greater variety of
choice reading matter and more illustrations
than any of its cotemporaries. Its litera-
ture is pure and healthful, inculcating ex.
aited sentiments; it is always vivacious, and
edifies md instructs while it entertains. The
opening article 10 deeply interesting one
by Prof w. Wells, on "Emigration to the
Holy Land" There is o charming memo
rial sketch, with portrait, of the late Miss
King, of Georgia. There ere several short
stories, some Of them adapted to children
The poems are more than ordinarily meri-
torious. There Is the Popular Exegesis by
the Editor; end in CAT Home and Abroad
he gives a full summary of what is passing
in the religious world. The 128 quarto
pages are crowded with good things, and
the heembelishments number nearly 100. The
prioe is only. So per annum. postpaid, six
months $3.50, four months 81. Price of q
single copy 25 cents. Address Frsnk Leslies
Publishing House, So, 55 & 81 Park Place,
New York.
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Grange 1reefinea.

Flat Rock Grange No. 205 will hold its
monthly meeting on next Saturday at 2
o'clock p. m, TO which the members are
respectfully urged TO give prompt attention,
and Patrons generally are invited to meet
with us.
Pomona Grange held the regular quarter
ly meeting according to appointment, and
was very well attended. 4 large amount
of business was discussed and disposed of,
| among which was the appointment of two
summer meetings of Pomona Grange. Ono
TO meet with Brushy Creek and Slabtown
Oranges at Cedarwreath school house on
the 4th Saturday in this month at 10 o'clock
o. M, and the other one to meet with Dou-
BILE Springs and Townville Oranges at Town
Vile on the Sd Saturday in August at 10 a.
m. All members and delegates of Pomona
Grange are respectfully invited to attend
these meetings, participate in the business,
and contribute generally to the interest of
the occasion. The Executive Committee
and Commercial Agent each made official
reports, which were favorably received, and
each Of said officers were respectively elec-
ted to serve for the ensuing year.
Associate Grange No. assembled at
Hunters Spring on last Saturday, accord
ing to appointment, and was organized by
calling p. r. Brown to the chair. Several
interesting essays vera read and intelligent
ly discussed, from which the respectable
audience of ladies and gentlemen present
must have been edited as we'll as interested.
From generous collation. of baskets, !.b-
eral and enticing repast was spread in the
grove near by, to which all were invited
and sumptuousiy dined. After the most
fastidious tastes were fully satisfied, the
crowd were recalled by the sound of excel
lent music to tbe hall, and the reading of
| essays and discussions continued until the
evening shades had grown long and wide,
which was considered quite agreeable and
appropriate by all present on account Of the
extreme heat of the earlier hours of the
day. All appeared well pleased with the
meeting and its results, and after appoint
ing essayists for the next quarterly meeting
adjourned to meet on the second Saturday
in October next, at Sandy Springs at 10
o'clock o. m
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Trustees and teachers of public schools are
requested to meet at Anderson C. H. on
Saturday, the 26th inst. Business of i'm
portance pertaining to the educational in
terests of our County will be presented.
Rev. II. T. Morton, now teaching q
Normal School in Spartanburg, and.Hugh
8. Thompson, Superintendent of Education,
will address the meeting. and we trust the
attendance will be O full one, and that every
board of trustees will be represented, SO that
some uniform plan of running the public
schools may he adopted. All teachers " mo
favor the organization of q Teachers Union
are earnestly requested to be present. The
addresses will be delivered in tn, Court
House, beginning at IL o'clock a. m, to
which the public generally ere invited
The business meeting will tako placr before
or after the address, as the occ may
suggest. R. GoDp.
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Hydrophobia I'm Cats.

The Columbia Register of last Saturday
.duce persons to be careful about having
cats about them during this warm weather,
which is calculated to develop the disease
spoken of below:
DR.. Sylvester had to Kill his household
cat yesterday on account of the animal be-
ing affected with hydrophobia. The ladies
of the family noticed that !. wcrid &c. CO.
and appeared to be unweiI, and they were
petting it and trying TO coax it to eat, when
it jumped out of their arms and ran into
the piazza, where few minutes afterwards
1t was discovered foaming at the mouth and
having ell the symptoms of hydrophobia.
sore on one leg, and was slightly lame for o
few days, but it is not known whether this
was caused by bite or whether it had any
connection with its hydrophobia attack.
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EIR. Epron: The Sunday school celebra.
tion at Providence held by the colored peo-
pie on the II inSt., was a decided success.
The meeting WIS presided over by Rev. r.
Fletcher. After prayer by Rev. J. q. Rus.
sell, the schools were introduced by g. D.
Williams in the following order Mt, Sinai,
Mt. Pleasant, Springfield, Generostee, Mt
Olive. Centenary Church and Cedar Hill
Members of each school recited verses Of
Scripture, some of them reproducing as
much ns two chapters without prompting.
Questions In the catechism were put to the
children and promptly answered by them.
Rev. j. @. Russell was then introduced az
the orator of the day. He delivered plain
practicsil address on the duties OF parents
superintendent and teachers. He was fol
lowed by Rev. Elijah White, who gave some
wholesome nayiSn to his c0lored friends on
the importance of educating their children
nient in tho rnanag genert OF their schools
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