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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

The structures of Oliver Johnson upon the
attitude OF the churches toward the anti
slavery agitation have ELECTED a remonstrance
from leading member Of the great Methodist
denomination. which is printed on another
page. DR.. WhodOn declares that the Methodist
Church in the Northern States was hostile TO
slavery, and meets Mr.. Johnson's indictment
with an equally vigorous defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
Aegu-3lpTk D9jjn 0ri9Q'1e

FOUNDED pY HORACE osssLET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

The Massachusetts Prohibitionists have held
their State Convention. nominated a ticket,
and adopted platform. The movement
seems to retain all its traditional obstinacy,
If not all its original strength of numbers,
and none of these gentlemen seem willing TO
reflect that their movement exists only ut the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

4 meeting of Southern gentlemen was held III TINS
city last week 20 plan some means OF relief Tor the
orphan children OF General John b. Hood. General
Hood and bis wife, it VIII be remembered, died
within a week of each other, in August, OF yellow
fever; the eldest daughter died of the same disease
and was buried with them. There are ten remain
ing children. the youngest wins Of two months olc'
all left pennies, and helpless. 1t l. only just ana
right that the people Of tine south should make an
earnest effort 20 aid these orphans, whose lather
sacrificed 80 much to their cause; and we are conf
dent that Southomers living in this city Will con-
tribute their share generously. We commend The
case. however. to the consideration OF North
erners also. They have proved how nobiy 'he'r
charity. both OF money aud spirit, can rise above
old hates and prciud.ces. when their southern
brother needs n friendly band. W. are sure that
they will only remember now that these helpless
little ones are che children of brave nan, ana Dee
yond tlat. of the great Fatherofas al. nAo Himself
commended al little children To our Gaze. pitt
tansc from many kindly hands would place them
I'm comfort aud do much TO convince lho Southern
peorle that we are still one on the common ground
Of humanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

A shocking affair j. reported from the quiet
village OF StIatiord Conn, where a clergy
mans wife, while in "a fit of temporary in
sanity, stole upon her husband as lie lay
asleep and shot him dead. The wife does not
seem to have been subject TO attacks Of that
description. and there is, at least, the salts
faction Of rejecting that this dreadful crime
is not chargoable as many crimes have been,
70 neglect in allowing dangerous persons TO
be at liberty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

a letter from our correspondent III Montana,
printed on another page, makes a general re-
view of the condition of mining in that Terri
tory, where there are said to be five hundred
gold-producing gulches. The new discoveries
OF quartz mines, made the present year. are
regarded as very important, and the California
capitalists, who developed the Bl4ck Hills
mines and are noted for their shrewd caution
in making mining investments, have become
interested in this new gold field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

the Massachusetts Republican Convention claims
that "the party was organized for the
protection of the weak the relief of the
oppressed and the elevation OF all" and
il pledges is.lf anew to these primary objects.
We do not know what higher claim party could
make especially at this time. 1t NAV be dis
courarlne To find that work supposed to wen ac-
compllsheG must rs TO certain parts OF II, De re-
snmed but the duty IS no; less a duty thanH WAS
when the party WAS organized quarter al cen
tury ago. In some respects the situation Is sinar'
The indignation of the Free States had been thor-
oughlv aroused by the bulldozing ouirages OF the
Shareholders in Kansas This opened the question
of slavery extension, and the first great VIC
tory was gained upon that issue. Almost
the same issue confronts now. We have the
same violence and bullying; the same To-
sort To assassination; murder again mingles
with orr elections and seeks TO control them. Inc
weak again ned protection. The oppressed again
need relief The Republican party Is IN honor
bonnd TO protect, 40 far possible. its members,
white or colorcd at the South from violence ana III
Humiliation. Wa are glad, therefore. to ind that
tho Massachusetts, Republicans ut this crisis arc de
termined not to cOnfnc the coming canvass ther'
merely 10 State issues though these VIII not be
neglected. They might just as well have TINS i'ln-
tied RE State elections in the infancy or the or
ganization. If they fight the battle with the ga-
lantrv and persistence displayed by the party IN
1854. they will not only he true 10 their own trad-
tions but they will everywhere strengthen the
hands of consistent and persistent Republicans,
who seek for " the protection OF the weak the re-
l,.f &c ia. sel. and he elevation OF all"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20
CREAM OFTHE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches.

The health authorities "i New ~.
leans positively DENY lhr r,si"nrc ni
yellow irNtr la that riiN.
Murat Iislsiead made 4 hIIci state.
mcnt Yesterday. ri Washington hiurr
Ihe Committee On E,ilpm,ls, ~ ppp'-
-itiun lu tie Jon,, hill regulating irlr'
graphs
The Connecticut IIruro has
pu.-,d - hill taxing the properly W
educational. pliginu, Wnd benevolent
organizations ud us'i ipt the puTI'usrs
~, -uch organizations. NJ property "i
such organizations has lrru hrrciDiUr.
exempted nom taN.
uhnln, liish TREASURER "i the Indo
pendent Order al i"n strrs, has settled
rturning siJ,UU aud having u d'h
cicnc, II asput ,I,pn
The sl,an lcrr, buai- li 'fpiian and
Alawrda rullidcd, yc-lrrhN, hctwcen
-su rrancis,u aud OaL Lland Point ""
lives lu-l
General Harlow Wss hlurr ihe. Potter
Committee. yesterday, aud ma,lc sn
elaborate statement ia defense e hl.
conduct Ia FLORIDA during the Press.
icniiA canvass.
The nI"i ol the special committee
the -cuaio h. investigate the raus"- Il
ia. Omission 81 ilc Ild rpfi,.p sec.
,iun lrum ihc sundry appropriation hill,
last session, .aNs that al tie evhiencr
goes ~ show that the omission vas n
clericai error made by oS,rw"Ik,d and
exhausted member. and hsrk, II the
House committee, Ahllr cnr"lling the
y,,lumina,s and intricate bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20
BISHOP FOLEl.
His Death Yesterday.

CurAuo. February ~. bishop Foley
died a lew minutes before Tour o'clock
this morning. Funeral ser, ices will ho
held in this city on Friday, after which
thc remain, ui the Bishop will Ice taken
To- Baltimore.
tie had been Frustrated hy rompll
Gated disorder since sunday, the 'lh
INST. aul since then, although thv rhy.
slrlans believed they could control his
d.ra-, hr has at uu time been uui ct
danger. soon after midnight singular
change appeared aud II WAS imm~liatc'
lv communicated t. hi physlcsn,, wh"
found that weakened ~ ho MAS hy
d\sruicry ui - hours duration, the
deadly typhoid pneumonia would
pro,o fatal Ills mind va. rc,.
icrtN clear and hu prar~l con.
,tauily while ahlc tu WlIcuhtc.
As his speech began tu iail lac turned io
pr MrNlullim aud said II appoint YOU
administrator. | have tried tu dn my
duty. | bow tu the will ul Almighty
Gnd These were his last words.
IlI- lie las been particularly active and
hi, tender heart and grvat aimlnlstra-
tive ability have secured hm an aIIec.
tlnnatc r,mrmhrancr IA the minds 1t
hi. lar.c du,k The sixth nt March
would have been his iith birthday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20
WEST VIRGINIA AND THE BALrI'
MORE AND ONO L. X

From hong editorial ~ Yesterday,
Ralu-ura Nr, We make the following
extracts
at j. right and proper that the l"glN.
laturc ui West Virginia, like that ul any
other State, should iHqulrc int" thc ~
latiuus vNIslIug hvtWrcu itS constituency
and any railroad passing through ltStcrrt-
lorN. a, occasion may seem tu rcqulr.
Hence the legislature ui West Virginia
at its last session appointed special
committee t. investigate the relations
h,twcvu thr state aud the Baltimore
aud ohio rallrual, uud particularly to
ascertain whyjhCr the railroad had done
ANYTHING contrary tu thr several char
ter granted originally hy Virginia {"
the railroad Til, committee, ~ w.
huychcrrtutou'uutr made maIurlty aud
minority reports some weeks agu on the
subject tu the body now IN session. the
substance ul which was that while
there may have been some technical IN
lriugrmcnls ut the charters, these were
mainly dur g. Ia, changed Cirrum.
stances IA the business oi transportation
/ and tu the relentless cumpetIsluu iuIvci
. A|NW lIlf lNilINNAl Nv IL 7 w ~ w A'''''
prtiturs iur through traffic. On the
hasl~ ut these rrpurts, however, senator
/ johnson introduced a hIil ia thc state
. senate which Wa so iull ui ahsuriltiu>
/ that no one imagined II would pass.
The h.ll. kuAvVUr after being amended.
/ haS PASSED tu - thlri reading hy yut"
ui Iu o. -. IN tltc face 81 q moderate au'
intelligent report and a substitute that
was voted down This hlii establishes
a. the maximum local rate In West
. Virginia, between the ohio rlycr
AMI any point On the line, a pru
rata equivalent ui the through
rate from Chicagu {" Baltimore, ur Nir"
versa. The vll,,t ul such q hill H. 1" put
. thr Stale IA au tit>uri and ridiculous
+ position, a. demanding imposSIbilities.
The rational mind is at a iu,-
. g. conceive " hat l. the dTii and tend
/ rurN ui AL these yunyurtCt assaults up
/ ou a railroad WhIch, whatever NAV hc
4 IT, alleged shortcomings, cannot fail to
10, recognized hv thr pc"plc Ui West
J Niuiua a. the one great artery through
which jhr industries al the state have
I been called into lIiC AMI along which ~
hu,iuvs, aud trade musl lass I" AMI
irIm market u there ls ans circulate
at al aud which road, too, has never
( cp,t West Virginia one dollar, though II
/ ha- largely dcvclop,i AMI enriched tho
state II Wuuld seem a, u cSCrS inter
,st ui every citizen oi West Virginia
would be- vulistci IN opposition tU such
a policy OF cu,lr AMI hostile legislation
j. would tend t. cripple ~ impair th"
: rtl,.inL--. IL mt 4 rr,.aI hIrhMnN-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20
CONGRESSIONAL.
JURORS TGST OATH AND ELECTION
SUPERVISORS,
Warm Discussion in the House on Their
Proposed Abolition Blackburn
RepeIs an lndignity from
Garfield,
WAsuINGroN, February ",
SENATE.
Billa Paaaed.

House hill to liX the pay ol letter
carriers, and senate bill To- Incorporate
the United States railway mail service
and the Mutual Benefit Association
were pass,l,
Consideration Was resumed ol the
Postohico appropriation bill.
The amendment oi tine committee, in
crcasing the appropriation nr postal
clerks, route agents, local agents ami
messengers from II ,3bo,OOt tu -, 1In,Wn,
was agreed tu. Also, the amendment
providing that from and alter July l.,
lS1D, railway postutlirc clerks, route
agents, local agents, and messengers
shall be- designated as postal clerks and
br divided To five classes, whose SALARIES
shall hr from $500 To- II, iO per mnum.
Othrr amendments agreed tu ~ iul.
lows: Allowing the linrcau ut I'm
craving aud Printing ut the Treasury
Department Ia bill Tor the contract ol
printing postage stamps authorizing
the Postmaster General tu issue postal
cards lor circulation IN the mails ct
iurrign countries under the provisions
nf the universal postal union al June !,
1873. such cards tO cost two cents,
\ lengthy debate rnsucd on the
brazilian subsidy, pending which the
senate went into executive session, ant
soon after adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20
FERRY BOAT COLLISION.
The Number Of Lives Lost I'm
known.

SAN FRANCIsCo, February ~ About
3 O'Clock this afternoon the ferry steam
crs III Captain and Alameda, plying be-
tween this city aud Oakland FONT, CO.
lided in mid.passage. 4 dense log pre-
vailed, and the beats were 80 close 10
each other that before they could De
seen the bow oiths III Captain struck The
Alameda IN the port-quaricr, shatterIhg
her guard and rail, but doing her no ~,
rious damage. The port bow oi the IL
Capitan was crushed in, and she iiiled
aud sunk rapidly. The greatest coniu-
sion prevailed Some ol the passens'rs
Jumped on board the Alameda. Others
sprang into the water. In u lew mo.
mrnts tine steamers drittcd apart ant
host sight ul each other IN the i"g. The
El Captain sunk To her hurricane deck
aud driitcd rapidly toward North FONT
in the strong chh tide. The llarbor
Commissioners tug which MAS IN ih"
vicinity. started out, pIlotod by the cries
ni the passengers and screams ul NhlS.
ties, to their rescue, AMI picked
up those struggling III the water
IL is impossible at present I"
state tho loss ui life, II any. Many are
oi the opinion that all were saved, but
others say il is impossible hut that some
must have been lost or submerged with
the wreck ni the ~ Captain, which II
gapplcd hy u tug olf Wings wharf ana
IL now being tuwcd up the city port
There is great excitement IN the city
and crowds arr gathered IN the streets
discussing the news. Both steamers
were icrry.hoats ot the trst-class. Tie
latest report is, no lives lost.
Ii has not ytt been definitely aScer-
tanned whether there Was any lnss at
hlc hy the ierryhnat collision, hut the
more general opinion II tn the contrary.
The boats remained last Ia each other
inr several minutes, during which time
most nf the passengers on the ~ Napi
tan got ON the Alameda, and few
umpvd overheard in the excitement,
The boats ni both steamers were lo"rrcd
tu pick up those IN the water Tie on
Gers and crews behaved well. There
were 40 pas~cngcrs uu the " Captain
and nearly 9OO on the Alameda. one
sailor MAS injured hy a fragment broken
oil hv the collision. II ~ A]ccrtmnrd
that the Alameda, which wa, lower ~
the water than the III Captain, ran hc'
hrad uudrr the guard nl the RltcT
working her forward u the puddle
huNrs. Both steamers were constantly
blowing thcir whistles, and d"n'lr
lookout was maintained. The ~ Capt
tan sunk Ia hrr hurricane 'Nk IN
twenty minutes She now lies ~ thc
hay behind Black Point
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20

Dennis saws he always tells his wife
everything that happens. Wood SAYS
lac doesn't believe IT. One other Sena-
tor saws he often tells his wife things
that never happen.
Some one said that in the Contempla-
tiun ui the present law all women aro
either married or to he married.
Judge brown SAYS Change Is not al
waNs reform, hut lac thinks change in
the mode ui liie ol his bachelor friends
would hr great reformation. An in
dNilual = never hall man until he has
u vito.
pr. Lowe gave himself AWAY ycstcr
day badly lie publicly acknowledged
that he l. a married man.
judge Bruwu pruphCslcd that the teel,
INK, awakened 10y this discussion would
rulmInatv ia uuu, ur two, or three, or
imr weddings before this senate al
luITns.
=Dr Summers Is the Married We.
mans Friend" since Yesterday.
Newton offered an amendment la the
Elm Grove RaIlrud Till Yesterday, pro-
viiiug that ii steam hc used, aud any
horse should he frightened, tho cuui'
pany shall bc liable Tor damages.
\ committee Was asked lur 10y Woods
Yesterday Ia repair the senate Chamber
81 ~ IT, Improve the ventilation. Hut
the senate "kickcd. They don't want
auv fresh air.
Mt McCrrgur IL a working memhcr
uu iuur committees more useful than
the perpetual lalkcr Ia open Scssions.--
EitltS Gd;,it,.
Judge Brown cannot make a speech
without getting over into England, and
d:ycrting upon thg common law. pr.
Lowe won't speak uu any subject With
cut hitting the lawyers a side wipe or
tWu. Mr.. Adaml can't let Turner
alone Dr. Summers is the champion
at oppressed humanity ia Eycry walk ol
lite, from luuatics IT, married WOMEN.
judge Brown paid u high compliment
iu Mr. Krtly, chairman oi thc Edura-
tiunal Committee, Yesterday, while ask
iug the senate tu dclEr action "n the
text book vii until NIr kluly could hc
present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20
CHARLESTON, ". Va.
Capture of an Alleged Horse
Thief.

CnATiL.roN. February ls-G. ".
IIartwrll, aiW o.. W Ncalou, II l.
alleged, stale q horse irpm David smith
,rs, just ahOys this ciiS, 0n SUNDAY
last, aud made his Nay lo Monroe oiun.
~ before lac Ma- captured. Mr. saith
.rs had him brought here today and
lOIgei Ia Jail Ia await trial a the i,"It
term 81 the Ciruii ,1atL liz claias
to h. Mason Ia gosI standing, And.
therefore. tri~l io sri tlr sheriff and
Mr.. snithers, uho arr Ns.Dns, to lci
him ofi but they r,mL nd see Ma-,s.
~ ia that lighI liz hAii. Iaa The
TeTritorir-. bui claim. Virginia a. bi.
native state he will ~ tried at iLs
Nav term Il tle Circuit lourt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

Every member ur the lluor felt the ~,
lirl following the temporary disposal ol
the Judiciary Amendment, and With
general consent the House settled down
tu business lu uu day since the begun
ming ui the session has the body done
more work. aud sulld work at that Aud
tu give them the credit. much ul this ~
due Ia the union ui the agricultural
rrpr,S,utaiiNrs While hv uu means
deficient IA general knuWlrlgc aud lrglS-
Ltlyc ability, aud possessed ul clear
reasoning faculties, many at these latter
arc not orators aud cannot cope With the
legal fraternity, aud are often, - they
vNpry,S u. talked tu drUth, la srll-
driru~r, therefore uud uu hvhali ul
their agricultural constituents, they dc-
lcrmlncd IT, hold their caucus and de
eide upun a plan ul action hr which L"
carry their pulut.
This was sumcW hat uI the nature at a
revelation tu the LAWYERS, VIA" had here.
tulurc been lordiug 1t with n hlgl, hand.
SuIur ul thCm. Tor reasons best known
L. themselves. though guessed at hN
many. aud attributed Ia political axes
they had e. grind, Suutlcd the direction
ul the hrrclr aud trimmed their sails
accordingly. hut the remainder fought
II cut tu the bitter cud Uud will arrcpt
the result
The grangrrs wcrr not spoiled by suS-
cess and were not Inclined tu CROW over
their victory. They had Won the mnst
Important battle to bc fought this scs-
sion amt were nov willing tu cuurcd" u
puint ur two. And Wholesome effect
vas uutlryahlr yesterday, more work
aud les, Wiuj characterized TIA" daN =
transactions
uuE HNrE\Stu\.
The point resolution IN relation I" the
extension ul the SC-SIuu, coming up with
the senate amendment, Was adopted hy
the following vote.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20
VIRGINIA DEBT.
The West Virginia Certificates.

EICuuoNu, February H. Thc House
II Delegate. TODAY adopted the report
oi thp Committee un Courts oi Justice
embracing the resolution declaring thc
state ui Virginia not liable tor the ccr.
tiic,,,, issued under lhv act. OF l''i >,
lot onc.,hiri ui the public debt apr"r
toned 10 West Virginia, except !" rN-
pressed uu their face, to provide Too ihc
raymcut ui such proportion ut the
amount thereof ~ uay be- derived from
4 settlement With West Virginia IA re-
gard g. the debit ~ II existed ai the ume
"a lthr ACKNOWLEDGMENT nt the state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20
Poverty aud Suffering.

II VAS dragged down with debt, puy-
crty and suffering lur years, caused by
a SICK family and large bIll- tor doctor
lug. hich did them uo god. MAS
completely discouraged, until one year
agu. by the Rdvice Of my pastor, | pro
eurei hop bitters and commenced their
use. and Ia one month We were all well
and none Oi Us have seen = sick day
since, and vAnt 20 say b. all poor men,
you can Your keep families well year
With Hop Bitters for less than one doc
tors visit will cost i know H.
A WoREINGEAS."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20
R,uLRoAD BoNDs irregular.
SrArE BuSps Dull.

STATE BuSps Dull.
Sru,ks The market early ia the day
MAS ia the main strong aud higher the
special feature bing an advance of from
n pOr cent. in Kansas City Ia ~ per
cent. Tho gruclal list advanced irom
To | per cent During the afternoon
the market hccmc weak, Kansas Paci'
fc declining 8 per cent, Northwestern
common 5 per cent. aud the balance ui
the list iroh to : per cent la the
final dealings lirmrr tone prevailed
aud there Mas u recovery oi ! 10 per
cent, the latter Northwo ostern com.
mon investment shares were az
tive. Tho advance IN Kansas
Pacific Was due in tho reports
from Washington that Congressional
legislation Will Rynr the roal and I"
the bclici that the change IA the Union
pacilics management viii benefit II.
In railroad bond Kansas parilics were
especially active and recorded An advance
inr the day at lrnm = tu : per cent.
Tho TRANSACTIONS aggregated 10000
shares, oi which ji,0n Erie, 2i,NN
Lake Shore, i, ,jWl Wabash. 2i,NO North
western common, 32,Wp preferred, i,OW
st. Paul common, i,UN preferred, @,,"
Delaware. l.ackawanua ani Western,
: $40 New Jersey Central, 2,NO Morris
and l.ssuA, .,WO Michigan tentual, ~.
nOA Union Pacific, t,nn Hannibal snd
vi Joe, a,Gua ohio aud Mississippi, H..
NhO Western Union, !, IA Pacific Mail,
l2OO Kansas Pmliic, s,sO II. Louis
and Northern preferred, ,lWfitt>lurgh,
| $40 Canada southern, l,1n Missouri,
Kansas anL Texas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20
shipmsnu e pl.s..sd C.tll..

w,sHi~eroS. February ~ 'rhc s~c.
retAry ii is Treasury sni secretary
of state, have oOhsid.rei to-day, The
neo-~ary shlaTgcmcHi Di the I1~.rs
II the Trrasuy Department - a. g.
prevent the shipment oi diseased cat.
tie irUin Ameriran port. aud q ball
ior thai puus.. will bc seat 10 Ne
proper committee 81 Congress to'lAv
az Tomorrow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20
nr.inrelIn AlAnkA-

WN,u>DJo>, February ~. Secretary
sherman has ordered the revenue cutter
oliver Malcutt, now at Portland, t. hr
sent e. ~itka IT, preserve peace. The
British man-oi-wur Asprvy lett Victoria
a. c., YESTERDAY tur Srtka, at the earnest
request ui the citizens, who represented
that they feared au ludircrImmatu mas
sacro hy thu Indians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20
Hallrosd Election.

IxDiALirOIJs, February H. N ibc
annual meeting of tie stockholders 81
the indianapolis and =. Louis railroad.
to-day. the following directors w~rr
chsean; u. b. Ilnlbuu. j. ~. D.s.
.rsuI, !. Burk, Cleveland, I. %. WrsslrT,
J.N. Mctulb.ci. Pittsburgh, aud Th0,.
A. scoti, Piilsdclphia II B iIulburi
1as ploci.-l President. aud D. B. Mo lnn,
1isneral Superintendent