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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

If the floating debt aud unpaid
but recognized balance of the debt of
the republic be funded, as proposed,
why not fund it in transferable four
per centsl Justice is done the States
creditors aud the volume of currency
practically augmented.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

The silence of Edison and his en-
ployers induces the belief that be is
playing the part of Keely and his
friends, who sold stock enough to get
out even, and then the motor was mo
tionless forever.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

NEXT month the Supreme Court of
the United States, in body, will visit
the capital of Texas. The lawyers and
Legislature should prepare to receive
end honor properly these greatest
thinkers of America.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

THE Irish of Cork uncorked their
prejudices of race and religion and re-
fused to honor Gen. Grant. If he wore
cork leg like 3 rapid candidate be-
fore the Legislature he might kick
successfully against 1t, 1t is the first
time the ex-President was ever Ie-
PEELED by Corks-crew.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

GOVERNOR HUBHARD, quoting the
Comptroller, proposes TO fund the ten
per cent. debt of the State in SIX per
cent. bonds. This is well enough, but
we are persuaded that $50, 600 on our
interest account can be saved annually
as readily as $40, 600; and that these
ten per cent. bonds may be converted
into four per cents Of small face value,
and that these four per cents can
be paid out by the Treasurer and the
proceeds used in taking up the ten
per cent. paper. Without the. standing
srmy, the necessity for which the cor
vention of sheriffs was designed, in
part, to do away with, the income of
Texas will largely exceed the expendi-
lures, and the paper of Texas will
be as good as that of the United
States. Texas, if the Legislature be
wise in action, can achieve the very
financial results accomplished by Geor-
Ola
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

ST. Louis talks about an elevated
street railway above the house tops
from about the old postoffice, on Third
street, to Lafayette or Forest Park.
Austin will hardly need one ON the
dead level Of the earth's surface even
to the fair grounds for generation or
two
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

If sheriff be a bad man or
can be made wicked by tempta-
ton, Ihe has good thing of it in
buying estray horses and cattle and
property sold under execution. He is
not required to advertise and manages
things his own way, and can buy
through another without competition,
at his own price.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

Col. TAYLOR, of Fsnnin county,
comes to the Legislature a great re-
former. He has introduced bills pro-
vidiDg for the abolition of the Depart
ment of Insurance, Statistics and His
tory and that of the Adjutant General,
claiming that both are unnecessary.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

Il is said that representatives Of one
hundred families in Lowell, MassAchu-
setts, propose estAblishing Q co-opera-
tive boot and shoe factory somewhere
IN Texas. Can't some shoe dealer in
dues these people % open their shop il
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

The LampssAs DisPateh says st was
never IN . healthier condition." when
il 10 fact that the LAST number Of
the Dispatch ie as pale as Brutus when
he encountered the ghost thst promised
70 meet HIM At PhElippi. The DE-
patch is not scared Ike Brusus, but II
nas been in = devil" Of ssprsssr or
tight squeeze.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

TIE untimely death q J ushinR,
the tasteful, generous snh bspitsble
bookseller Of Houston, sn6sitos Of
the old Telegraph in its paAta dkyz.
viii be dsplored 1t many ss s1d
In every printers and prrla bone
in Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
STATE OF TEXAS,
AUSTIN, January 1G. 1870. \


| To the Honorable. the Senate and House OF
Representatives. in Legislature assembled:
GentLemeH-It becomes my painful
duty to announce officially to your hor-
orable bodies-at the first opportunity
since your organization-the death, at
the City of Washington. on the tenth
day OF the present month, OF the Hon
orable Gustave Schleicher,a a Represent
alive from the sixth district of this
State In the Congress of the United
States.
This sad intelligence was conveyed
to me officially by his honored associ-
ates OF the Texas delegation who sur
vive hin, IN fitting terms OF sorrow for
the distinguished dead, aud by the
Honorable Speaker Of the House of
Representatives, who announced,
through me, to the people Of Texas
that he died universally Iamentei / y
II Is well that the Legislature Of Texas
should pause 70. awhile N the midst
Of their lsbors, to unite with the ex-
ecutive In paying Tribute To the memo
~ and the virtues OF 20 devoted q p -
triOt and so emIaen, q s.ate=m 40. His
great loss IS telt, not alone IB the dis
trict whose interests he had so long
and so faithfully represented, but the
whole people as well join in the COM
mon grief at the departure Of one from
the ranks Of the living whose devotion
to the State OF his adoption knew DO
sectional boundaries and suffered no
variableness to the hour of bis death.
While We pay this tribute 70 his
honored name We will be permitted to
cherish his virtues aud example as q
priceless contribution to the civic his
tory Of Texas
/ earnestly join in the expressed
wish of your honorable bodies, that the
State may be permitted to inter bis re-
mains, with becoming honors, a. the
capital Of the State.
r. B. HUBBARD,
(rlsvsrr.nR
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23
THE sIOFFkrr REGISTER.


The Mofrett regi er, about which SO
much was said, an, from which great
expectations weS entertained, has
proved a fraud failure. The
financial millenni Il the register ad
vocates has not en- realized. In
decd, tho eonais nf Virginia has
been steadily goin IN bad to worse
until the desper expedient, de-
nounced by Dr.. RG Ter, supefintend-
eut of Public Instiction, as "rob-
berry," has been resecsd to of appro-
priating $3.50, 900 c. ected from the
people and set apart b law for the sup
port of the common saoois to defrsy
the ordinary expenses the State gov
ernment. In Louisians here the regis
ter was adopted, and { vssnguine were
led to believe that r State would
shortly be IN receiptu an enormous
income through the sgScy Of the reg
lister, pay of all its deb and speedily
enter upon an era Of vsderful pros
perity, it has proved allure. The
New Orleans DeRsocraf ! of Il
That our Monett reg 81 Law will
be abolished at the com session of
the Legislature tRe resui the late
election leave no doubt zen 10 Viz
ginia, the originator OF 4 new mode
of raising taxes, the Nc Z register
has proved fraud ana Ture. The
revenue derived from thi,,urce has
decreased from month to nth. until
1t now yields little more the old
revenue fIom hquor Ice l used to
return. It Is said that q ncxt ses-
sIoa of the Virginia Leiesturo this
law viii be repealed and old sys-
TEN resdopted.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

A HUGE life insurance ewindIe bAs
been detected by the Odd Fellows at
Nashville. involving d. C. Howell and
A. o. p. II. Sehon.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23
nIAMoSD sfEcrACLEs.

These Tpecfnrle3 ere manufactured from
MINUTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES" melted to-
qeigcf, sud arr cilgd DIAMOND on account OF
their hardness and br..lizucy.
HaTlBg b-cn Jes,cd with the polEriHcope, the
diamond leuses have been found TO admit 4 4 cen
per cent. less heated rays than any other pebble
Fney are ground with great scientific aeon.
racy, ara free from chrOmatic alterations, and
produce brightness and distinCtness OF vision
not before attained IN spectacies.
MANUFACTURED BY TIE SPENCER OP.
TICAL LMANUFACTURING COMPANY, NEW
YORK, For sale by responsible SCENTS In every
city 10 the Union. 4. BAHS, jeweier and opii.
CHA. sole agcut for Austin, Texas from whom
they can only be obtained. No peddlers en-
plOyed
Do not huy PAIR uniess you see the trade
mlrA . delreoaAMlV
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

Ex-GovERsoR BAxTER, M. L. Bell
and j. L Jones are candidates for the
United States Senate at Little Rock.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23
COMMITTEE hOOM,
AUSTIN. January Ii. 1870.


Hon. Wells Thompson. President Of the Senate:
Your Committee on Judiciary No. !,
to whom was referred a bill to be en-
titled, San act to amend section of
an uct to provide for holding of dis
tr1ct courts when a judge thereof is
absent or from any cause disabled or
disqualified from presiding; approved
August ID, 1876" have had the same
under consideration aud instruct me
TO report that, in their Judgment, the
proposed act remedies an obvious de-
feet IN the existing law. More than
one instance has occurred where par
ties charged with capital felonIes have
improperly delayed the administration
Of justice on account of defects in the
present law. The third section of the
present act provides that when the dis
trict judge or special judge is dis
qualified from trying cause, the par
ties or their attorneys have the right
to select or agree upon an attorney,
etc., to try the case, but contains no
provision for the trial of the cause if
the parties fail to agree in the selec-
ton Of the judge. The proposed bill
remedies this defect. The committee
has instructed me to report the bill
back and recommend its passage.
A. W. TERRELL,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

i eereey given that NJ VII arply to ths next
Eesi<Ietnrc foE tho passage of "a sri spc-olIri.
ztlsg s11scltrt ataounf az rrozev Z, -, fsr
eoQQlfcs fnr1iztcd. aud mecictt ec<t q :. ..rr-
forned hf o., u thc ftcuiisr forces Ia - r
elee a. The sale A. = fsfo. IN fS11 snd lsst;
n HE acilr< - A1ist4nl 6en4s1I q tAo state.
md srlfronttiF 1nFl optIstcd
~ X DIffkNDFRFEER 4 co. I
BFv.s s. HoEcEUsa : Co, Aee1ss. dslFset
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23
HARRIS REMEDY CO. ksF-o. CHEMISTS
ksssas safase. SIS ST. LCt3is. no
oSr

BoEntv warrant SO esS for - srres q land.
ieseht ~ Ben y. tiiil. Adtataat General. ca the
ara tfg % Secterab 2, t6e0. % Andrew lss2cs,
= 1er - NJ. stl2. n BOT heard q & ninety
..aFt ~ lcatinn VII - snaia - The Land ollce
q, 2 11s<sc-se -. c AoCLIoN,
E.----e--1 8 -.-a san oNner.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23
CHTLLS AND FEVER.

L emiHcntlT q Family Medicine. end by being
kept really for Immediate resort will save many
a. hour OF sui ring ana maDy d dollar ia time
and doctors SiIla
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

After over Forty Years trisl e ls atm receIy-
Ing the most unqualified testimonials 10 It's viz
tues from persOns of tue higAe,t c8aracter and
responsibility. Eminent phy slcians commend
it as the most
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

Providence has placed in countries where Liver
disease must prevail. IL will cure all diseases
caused by arrangement Of the Liver and Bow
els, Regulate The Liver and prevent
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

AANNA " - cSANf n
expectations wei
proved a fraud
financial Inillenni
vocates has not
deed, tho -eoDdis
been steadily goin
until the despel
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23
REGULATOR.

Ia warranted not TO
contain q single par
tiCle of Mercury, or
any injurious min
ersl substance, but
Is PURELY NEGs
ETABLE, contain
Jog those Southern
Roots and Herbs,
Mhirh an All.NElsn
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23

The Mofrett regi' er, about which SO
much was said, ant from which great
expectations Rerl entertained has
, 1879-04-01
SNED-TINIE.



6pertdf Uf&pa{ch to znt tribune.
MAn1ssA, at. Clair Co., March a1.-uroundlu Just
getting dry cnougl, to work. Half Of tic oats
arc sown. The area will not bo Increased. owing
TO tho backwarlncsA Of tho. season. Winter
wheat Is doing we'll. One.tlflh Of the old crop
on hand. But little corn left.
6pectat DfsDdtet 10 Tns Tribune
BA1LEYv1LLH, os!s Co., March 31.-Frost
shout al! out. Ground, with no moro rain. will
be fit to work this week. Some grnin WIS aown
from tho 18th to the 18th Inst There will bc
no increase In the acreage. Large portion OF
thu grain was marketed during the winter.
Winter wheat looks fair.
Rpectat Dispatch 10 1as Tribune.
ELLISON, Warren Co., hinrch tl.-Wheat
mostly soWn. Oats aro now going in. Moro
small erau has bcen sown than usual. Winter
wheat looking ffnc Qrounl In good condition.
6ptctH Ditpafch 10 1As Tribune.
rnornKTsTowN, W!hteh!do Co., March BIZ
Flowing commenced. Land wat.' VERY llstlc
wheat Or oats IN yet.
, 1879-04-01

-
For number Of years past Mr.. Godfrey Nc
Dona'd has been the Gcnernl Western Foreign
Freight Agent Of ttsc Michigan Central and
Great Western Railroads, alld 1t Is generally
conceded that he las NJ superior In this line Of
business. e!ibrtfy alter The purchase Of tho
Michigan Central by Vanderbilt IL hceame ap-
parent that Vanderbilt was not friendly towards
bir. Mcdonald, undoubtedly because be Is
warm personal friend OF Mr.. Bsonghton, Gen-
cral Manager OF tue Great Woslern Rattroad,
are uo ssfya to aafs .s Gf oa ss's IT, sn x
against Mr.. Mcdonald was inalo about year
ago. when Vanderbilt decreed that tho foreign
business over hss roada ahonid be done ex.
clusiycty BY The Merchants Dispatch. of
Wh1ck Mr. john Champion was ttien tho Chicago
nnent. 1he object was to 1cgslate Mr.. 1fcDon-
aid out Of of1ce, and put tue business in charge
OF man who would give As llttlc business as
o;;s'bi;s to ts Grsst Western but ayS the
The Manager Of tile Great Western protested
against the action, md succeeded for tho time
being n having Mr. MsDona'a M retained as Wcst- @
s5n Gsnea rssn Teht M Assnt oa e M95 r.
satisfied with the position. Of assistant. Ever
slncs Atr. McDonald has 1aborcd hard to work
up the foreign fright business OF t!1e Mersha9ts'
nMIsspassb, and succeeded quite well, Jet Wander
f5Ssas 6oaaia fsom sr' yender6t % 70 turn over s
hi8 Office to A1r. john Champion this morning,
nnd air. Mcdonald OF course will comply. MI.
Mcdonald will remain III this city a. tho Cen
cra1 Western FreiEht Agent Of tic Great Vest
esn Railway Of Canada. with w4hc', road lie
has tlya years' contract He aays he Wl1l mako
1t wnsm fur Vanderbilt as soon rs navigation
opens, nnti II Tint gentleman thinks Ec Inns now
the b'ilge on the foreign busincss ha will and
himself m!stakcn before long. It becomes mora
eyidcnt oyery day that there will be serious
Har between thu Great Western nnl the Grand
Trunk Of Canada On thu ono hand md the Vn.l-
dcsbllt roa.ls op the other during the coming
summer, md tho Canada roads will be in d
condition to give Vanderbilt oil the fight
he wants. This urcnt Western will have IN ex-
ccllent outlet to Milwaukee, via the Detroit &;
Milwaukee Road, and 1t contomplates putting
on some steamers to run between this city anil
Grand Rapids to CONNECT With thu Detroit 81
milwaukee,. The Grand Trunk Inns leased somo
sixteen or eighteen frst-class stcanera from the
Northern Transportation Company, which will
run In connection with Its roai hetwecn this
city md Sarnia. The Canat.n roads will, no
doubt, 10 adcd l,Y tho Eric, which Will be- used
by them as their Eastern outlet. The managers
OF tho Erie & North Shore Dispatch also cou~
plain thut Vanderbilt is badly discriminating
against them, and that tIe business Ia being d.
rectcd to tho cxclusvcl feVandc1bilt lincs.
, 1879-04-01

lItHk5t
Mr.. II. E. sarnent, densrat Manager Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, who Is lust now In
this cty, received q dispatch yesterday from
Bismarck D. r., informing him that tho tcc II,
tho Missouri River al tlat point commenced to
moro yesterday, and that no damage had thus
far been done 10 tbs shipping, nor is there any
troub!e anticipated, s1f tlse vessels being safely
horboscd. Mr. aarRent also statcs tlnt the
emtxrattonto points along tic Northern Pa
cfffc is unusually heayT+
The yart, lumbor-dcatoss met yesterday ht the
Lumborsnan's Exchauga, and appo!ntcd COM
tnistce OF btx to confer With The freight agents
OF tho Southwestern trunk lines II, regard to
the pyesent freight determination ngatnst the
Chicago ahippers: Aitssts. &. Carpcntur, 8, X.
MRrtin, 7. Dean. .. ". Harvey, y. H. Howell,
mud y: A. Fuller. AZ the meeting of t1,o
lumbcr.dcalera intend to present their case, and
hops to get u reduction tint will enable them to
compete more successfully In the Southwest
with the river manufacturers.
Repor.s como from Southwestern pofuts That
tho ronds from those points do mot maintatn tho
tariff rates, and that aerlous trOub1e Is antici-
patcd on lifts account. The indianapolis Jour-
nal has the following regarding this matter:
trunk lines TO restoto rates aad maintain them 0yuf
their Western connections. lino a0cnts continue to
cut ratsa regardless OF eonseqncnces. Within tho
grain from Terre ilau.e to New York b. tne un1ou
Line. the rate FROM 'lerro Iiauto TO Indianapolis
being Ayo cents pct 100 pounds which makes tho
.f ss S is Ps %ts ' tc tS aSMsS a9 Msi
clIants' Dapatch, h reported 10, ba elashing rates
By billing out frclEhs as ocean bGElncss, anu thcn
taking up the bttla whom the freight reaches New
York. Such work k1epH shippers uncaAy, cspo-
cshY the smaller ahrucre: who are constantine on.
tenllnR that their colnpctitors get lower rates.
, 1879-04-01
NEW GOODS.
THE ORIENTAL TEA co,
Important Advice to livery
Hou5ekeeper.
1fow Twenty For Cent Can 10 Harcd BY
Every Family in Chicago,
And How tho Oriental Toa Co., Located Fat
tho Corner Of CLARK and Kinslo Streets,
Enables Them to Do It,
Whero tho Bost Japan Toa Can 30
Obtained at 80 Conte Per Pound.
And Ill Kinds Of first Class Cntres at 10 70 20 rf
Ctpt L18tr Than AtYwhs,t E!s IN tae CITY.

The sayinr That va penny saveA II a penny
!he hiatory and conduct Of tic great Oriental Tsa
Co.. located At tho corner Of CLARK and Kinzic.sts.
tn0tto has bean ''Itrltnile iouds and tpw pfices.
and the EesaIt has prnsod i.s wlaaom. Not only
have they had largo Trade frnE tho statl, hut Il
faction. Their Teas. sngars. corlect, and general
0roentfes are absolutely lover in prlco t.lAn nny
other !soufc tn Ancrcs. THIS may seem start ling,
hare several stntrs, Aut bur lasrs1y And Close,
ablcs then. TO du th!a. Pins japan Teas are sold
arc IN like prutostsou. Tue Oriental Tea Co. send
goods to tho country, aud an!Iclt 1lati oters while
they deircr promptly 10 tte dcpots or ahY part af
tho city free OF chstKu. n nuy reader has never
visited thos storo. he thould 6Y al! means du ~,
and car rost assured that bo will 10 we'll repaid In
eyety teApeeL
, 1879-04-01
Mt. STEttT.1fu.
Epsttf{ Dfsb1lfh II 7ht 1trth,itt.

~ II . F3Tt1tITVs
sretint Dtsb1lth II INT 7rhnrt.
MT. HrERttNG, March 8l.-A bill was 71o1 To.
day by Charles W. 1iasser, On behalf Of 1.evt
Hnlbrools, nga!nst the Wabush Hallway Com
pany anu otfera, asking Tint the tlrst mortgage
glgen by The Toledo 4 Quincy Kallrond Com.
pauy on the 10Th day Of Nay. 1876, e forcclosetl.
1lolhronk, one Of the bon,lhoi,lcrs to whom tIlo
mnrtgazo was given to secure the bill, asks thai,
pending tue lit,eat!ont thc Court enforea Tho
trust ~ placing 50 much Of the road ns extends
from Clayton to The west ride Of the Illinois
1slrur opposite Meredpsla in the fl4nfls Of a
Trustce Of Receiver. Tue blli also attacks tho
legality Of tue consolidation,
, 1879-04-01

lnntAaAYoLls. Ind, March s1.-The work Of
extending The Indianapolis, Decatur 4 Spring.
fel,l Road ea,twlsd will begin on the sd Q!
April. ....
The preliminary surrey Of abe netphi 4 CHI
c,go Ro.d aoushwssd from DELPHI! 10 this city
began this morning under Chls.'Eng.nest
Gaines
5psetat Hlpateh Il m 7Fs*1HA
qoRr WAYNE, Ind. Matcs 3l.-Tee Smssns'
says tls: art.e!st Ut coasol!d a:1oa asss esen
ssreeJ on ty the Directors OF 6Ye nirsnH' Raugs
toadt, uamtlrs us Toledo 4 SoashKesssFn.
Toledo Il Grand Rapids, Toledo d Maumec.
1o.eG9, pephos 4 Indianapolis, and pelphos,
Ecuton l. Ftank(9st. Tbs proposition u to
wctk sc unite Them into .oas !lre, TIE new con-.
pauy to hlae, eonte!!astsJ, dollar lvs dollar IN
, 1879-04-01
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS,

R15Ee5ut Ug1FatEA 70 3hE 1Ff6NHE
: erntxaYlsLD, ILL.,, March 1i.-Ths Illinois
Mu,us. lnsuraueb Company OF Alton com pletetl
III organization to-day BY t1lIag the necessary
uapes& With tha Auditor.
Licenses 10 orEanExe wore iusued to-day by
the Secretary ut State II fol!ow&t
The Claiborne Mining tompauy OF Chicago,
ean!tsl. Sl5,Vyo; atlect, mlutn, fn Tonnesses, '
Ths Quincy Fair Association Of Quincy, cant,
The' lia.r!. Guards, Of Petersburg, capital.
$4,000. -.
, 1879-04-01
The meeting then adjourned.


Ths annual meeting Of Unity Church soctsty was
held last evening In tho lscturs-sooua vt ths
church. corner Of Dearborn avenue and Walton
place. Mr.. Ell Bates. Chairman Of the 1oard OF
Trusteas. presiding.
Tho annual sppoft OF tho Board Of Trustsst con.
graduated tho Church on Tho sans stsady Improve.
ment In is financial condition this year that tad
characterised the previous years. aad expressed tas
uel!of that tbs osgaalzatlon was In stronger
anausisl tsoadIsoa shaa H. IL ssa essa
total rrce!pts auEng The yeas htu basn ST. tSJ,
and ths t3u5 Of yGt uncolActe4 Dow rants eouliI
increase lh!. 10 Hmm The total expenditures
had been Ut, ,17D, leaving cASh Gu hand t7t, with
u0 outstanding bills. Tbs report Atau coutatuet
comparative statement. showing tho total receipts.
paw,taatala and anuut, dodciI Or surplus for liz
!ast .lf YEAR,: 1,9s 5s 5seolps. h.a besn n Sst
y IT. u - -: es*.;eai. ~ .ss aa t!Sso 5es
~ GuB, y. SUD, {S, 31s, aud ~, ,0ul: ths de0ciis
81, bu5, 50. I83, &3 34H. II, h50, 307, with
surplus this yeas Of 47U, laIi ef which
showed = stnsly sud gratifying spprokth
to sound financial basis. The report tusahsr
ststsl ta! among ss resources Of ths eoo,lnf ysas
would bs $500 hon lhs Hebrew socstI of lhs
NORTH Sldo for tho oE lhs jseturu.Ioum fof "a.
4JessuEet's sceoUnt1 hsd 6ket examined by Eps.
clal COMMITTEES, aud found 10 b. eot.set, and The
, 1879-04-01

Trnsseea expressed lhetr grstitade 10 the members
Of tho 9ocety WIN had Eensrouhly md heRtltiY
wos ked with them for tina benefit OF tho Church.
10 tho choir, 10 &4e Sewing Society. and to those
who had thrown open their hoatee tot the Church
1eunnna during tho ytnr; and called attention TO
tho fcroris nf Tho Sewing sncetT and the ladns.
tri1l Soettty A. an Important part OF the
annual ',atorr Of tho Church. In conclusion.
the report ttnted that there was At rfesen $. 900
Insurance ba Tho 'ehufch, fornitate. and organ.
which would rxplro jau. !, lHHo. Ths funded
,lai,t Of thd church was 9a0 o0 hnd would heeorue
due Nov. !, tn1p. md thu Trustees suEees'ed tho
Importance ~ dcetdInR waht .vnHlh he ths tauat
adxaA.axcoas manner Of providing for l.
The attached reports OF ths Ttea"uFet and Tho
two societies inferred u wefs also raid. The
fOrmc. wR4 vs9tualIy conAneh In tho report Of Tho
Tsueets and ths latter wers of particular !nterest
only to The ladies. who appehtad 10 bc highly
graslaed At Tho fAvorabls AhowiuRs presented. All
tho 1eposts were duty adopted.
Tn tnotion ut Mf. Thotnas F. Wtthfow. tho fol.
lowing. named gentlemen were appointed Finance
Committed 10 have special management bf tbs
t:hutcl,'s funded dobt: Edwtn Blaekmau, d. F.
Felix, and james G. I1foeks. ... ....
Tho election Of officers for lhe ensuing rear ra.
auf4ed A. follows:
Hys.
ifrAsueer-J, b. fIrtwer,
etctetarJ.~E. T. Talbot.
Tho mesttnR then edjonrued, and it, component
para repaired 10 waiting COLLATION.. to Which AM
pld tnItloe WAS done.