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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-11
BERKSHIRE PIGS AND PEKIN BUCKS.

THE undersigned has for sale fine Pure Bred
a bERkaHlRE PlGS-stcck greatly Im-
proved within tue Uas: twelve months: al.o
BRONZE : URKEYS and Pure PEkIN DUCKS
from the oakland touiol Poultry Yard-rnc
largest breed existence
ALBERT l. MOORE,
p. o. Charlestown, Jefferson Co. ". Va.
EehrraIE 4. lS1g-2En.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-11
PIANO FOR SALE.

FIOR Sale, a Good PIANO-will DO sold Cheap
4 and Oh favorable terms. Apply az the
SPIRIT OFFICE.
January :, lS79-tf.
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MERE MENTION.

Anton Hanstatter. a conectoner SO years OF age Of
1O2 Ludlow street committed suicide yesterday by tax
ing cyanide of potassium. Cause domestic troubles
The dead body Of sowaway was found yesterday
In the hold VI the steamship Canada Of the National line
Ezekiel Charberu the veteran doorkeeper Of the
Union square Theatre. will have his annual benefit
Friday evening The play will be The Lost Children"
The boiy found In the North River at Twenty ann
street Sunday has been idenuned that Of Peter
Rich ksmth agei 80 who has been mislng from 30
Sheriff street since Feb "a
The Fleschmann collection Of paintings which has lust
been received from Europe Is to be SOLD In the Leatt
Art Galleries tomorrow evening. Nearly all the speci.
mems are by Munich artists
The nnal contest OF the championship ssnes At the
New York Clun Court played yesterday afternoon.
and the result the success u Mr. Edward La Mon
tame. who bears on the championship honorA He yes
terday defeated Mr. Leavet In three straight games
The English crcketers visited Hoboken Yesterday, and
hal two hours good practice The party consisted Of
Nessrs Penn, Hornby. schultz Royle. and Lucas
Aessrs Webbe and Hone are also IN the city Lord Har
rs and Nessr Absalon and Mckinney expected this
mornins from Canada
There great rush the Post once Yesterday 70
get tie new $40 rounding cefuncaes but only tlo3OO
worth were sold. because no more could be procured
from the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing.
Patrick Gallagher John Daily. James Thomas. George
800 from Judge Barnard's In a Barclay street
gunnhng huuse. we're yesterday held bv Justice Otter
bours In the Harlem Police Court IN 81 900 bail each
Mrs David Smith OF Hamburg. n who arrested
An Newark on Mnnd ay night on lac OF clipping. re-
turned 10 her husb and YESTERDAY tarbier. with
whom the husband said his vile away, proved
that he had nothing TO do with her ence from home
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oounAaKOns CAPT. LICE.
Called TO the witness stand In the conpli-
Gated Merrill WIN Case.

A tall, gray-haired man with clear blue
eyes. gray moustache and sparse gray whisk-
ers under his chin. was the first witness called
in the Merrill will case yesterday morning. II
was Capt James G. Luce Of the steamship
Arctic. which was run into and sunk on the
oath OF September. 1854. The Arctic had 239
passengers and there were $50 In the crow.
Only 81 persons we're saved and not one woman.
part Of the crew behaved very badly.
They filed the boats and when they
were about to abandon the sinking ship
place in one OF the boats WAS offered to Capt
Luce. who stood with his little boy by his side
where he had been using his utmost exertons
TO rule his crew He spurned the Offer and
when thosc in the boat offered TO take his son
be relrctrd that offer also with indignation
He went down with his ship hand In hand with
his son They were drawn down about thirty
face. A moment afterward part OF n paddle
box noned up 70 them. Its momentum was 50
grcut thut il killed the boy. The father climbed
upon il with nine others He and George Allen
and German were on 1t from Wednesday. the
day OF the accident until Saturday afternoon.
the accident. On the morning Of the day on
which the Captain was saved there was heavy
fog. Suddenly II parted and formed great arch.
beneath which was clear air. Under this arch
was the Cambria Of Quebec. She picked up
Capt Luce and his two fellow sufferers.
Capt. Luce is an Inspector OF the Great West
ern Insurance Company. He testified that Mrs.
Merrill called frequently at his ofiice in Water
street. and that though she had previously
spoken OF George Merrill with much affection,
Lacy. whom he was about to marry. horrid
creature.
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AND rSifE6 srRfEs NAIL ROUTE


on and alter April ~. 1879.
Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses and CortAndt
street Ferries. a. follows.
Express tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached A. NJ, aud 70
T. NJ daily
For willamsport Lock Haven. CORY and Erie. at 10
7. M, connecting at CORY Tor ntusylle. Petroleum
Centre. aud the Oil Regions. MIlamspOrt and Lock
Haven, % 4. VI
Baltimore. Washington. and the South Limited wash.
ington Express OF Pullman Palace Cars daily. except
SUNDAY. 10 4. VI. arrive Washington 4l9 q VI Rrgu.
lar at4 80 ani ~ A VI, and lOP VI. sunday I 80
4. NJ. and 10 T. NJ For Baltimore, 4 NJ except sun.
day.
Rxpiess tor Philadelphia 30 73o $50 10 Limited
II A. NJ &, T. $50, I, 2, 4. 731 $50. and 10 = sun.
dAy. 430 and "A NJ 3. g. 80 : 80, and 10 T. NJ Eui.
grant ami second class, : - f. NJ
Bore OF BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through
trans nj jersey Cly, Ahnrdins speedy and direct
transfer Tor BroOkS travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh go. 10 30 10 10
daily q 80 A VI d2uP NJ dMly. except Monday.
From Washington and Baltimore, DO 4 " =. 8 80.
445 lulu = NJ sunday. 50 4. VI and 1910 + NJ
From Philadelphia 30 .5u. - o.. li.4u. ~ 80 A
> . - = so. q 20 $50 and 1910 T. NJ. sunday 4 30
$50 O.tn ll;3u A. ". Il. 80 lu.lOP VI
Ticket Offices. a2d ami ga Broadway | Astor House
and loot oi pcsbrosscs and Corandt Court and
Brooklyn Anpsx Depot, foot Of Fulton It, Brooklyn, ia
ll6, aud IFS Hudson st.. Huboken, Depot Jersey CITY
Emlgrant Ticket Office Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. l. p FARMER
General Manager Gtnl Passenger AGENT
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Til. Explosion In Canada.

MONTREAL. May 6.-Ths material which ex-
ploded at strauord, yesterday, was blasting powder
shipped nom Belocil, Quebec, for AmherstburE. No
cause for the explosion has been ascertHlned. Three
lives were lost and three seriously and three
slightly injured They were all employees Of the GRAND
Trunk Railway Company The loss the property aud
fTelght IN transltn Is estlmated Al S25 W.
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The residents along the Morris and Essex d.
vision OF the Delaware. LackawsnnA and Western Rail-
road agitatng the question Of the reduction Of rail
road fare west VI Newark In order 20 counterfeit posi-
bic. the falling % In the immigration into that part ot
New Jcr which II ascribUd to the Influence " the ele
waited railroads The towns IN that region have many
empty houses and the Inhabitants think reduction Of
twenty cent In railroad tare would be beneficial to
both the railroads aud the towns
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NEWCASTLE. n. B.. May Eve are now hav-
ing the greatest reshet known here. Large quaint
ties Of logs have carried The freshet has sub
mcrsed james SOmers farm drowning sheep aud dong
other damage. Other farmers have also suffered loss
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CHICAGO. May 6.-Gray who attempted to
shoot Edwin Booth pleaded guilty the Criminal Court
this morning, " an assault with intent to kill and
rcmandei Tor sentence until Mr. Booth shall have made
his statement court, and inquiry Is made into the
mental condition Of the prisoner
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SALT LAKE CITY. May 6.-The jury in the
Miles polygamy case after being out ave minutes
turned with verdict OF guilty. over ten thousa0 per.
sons marching in procession through the streets In
honor the witness Wells Tor refusing to answer Ques
n0ns CONCERNING the marrlage ceremony.
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Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Weak and Sore Lungs. Coughs
and Colds, Weak Back. stom-
ach. and Bowels. Dyspepsia,
Shooting Pains through the
Loins and Back. Spasms or Fits,
and nerves.. Muscular. and
d and cured when every other
md electrical appliance fails.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
II
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.ESTABLIsHEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
FOURTEEN THRouGm TRAINS. FACH WAY DAILY
no PHILADELPHIA

Two IL NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER APRIL % 1879
Express Trains leave New York DesDruses and Cort
laudt Street Ferries ~ follows;
$50 81, $50, 90 Limited, II NJ. $50 T. s. 8.
! 80 80 and 10 = VI. sundays. 80 and A. NJ, o, q,
7 80, $50 and 10 Y. NJ.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city. allording speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Returning train. leave philadelphia l2ol, 500 800 T.
.. 4 3 80 :. and 7 - T. VI ON sunday, II Ul, 3 10
800 < > 20 A VI. 4. 81 Y. NJ
Ticket Offices. 516 aud 0it Broadway, Aston House
ana foot OF Dcsbrosses AMI tortnnd SIS Court st. AMI
Brooklyn Annex Depot, foot of Fulton ST. BROOKLYN IA
Emgrhnt Ticket ONCE, battery place
FRANK THOMSON. l. p. FARMER.
General Manager Geul Passenger Agent
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LEPROSY.
A Modern Notwithstanding Results IRON,
tho Use OF CUTICURA.

the Use OF CUTICURA.
Messrs WEEKS PORTER-Gentlemen; We have a
case Leurusy poorhuuse which Is being cured by
your CtTICURA remedies The county had employed all
doctors and had sent ~ New York Tor advice but
e. avail
The patient commenced using the cuTIcuRA and i'm.
medntcy began getting better.
He had confined 20 his bed for two and one half
years Had had his clothes during this time.
Last week he dressed tor the first time
When he walked would least quart Of scales
OF Of hun
This happened every day
We think II H. wonderful cure.
We do not say he is cured but he s fair way to be
cured to say the least Yours truly.
DUNNING BROTHERs,
Druggists and Booksellers
Aneran Mich, Feb. II, 1879
NOrE-Messrs Dunning Brothers thoroughly re.
liable gentlemen. and unknown to prior TO the
receipt OF tins letter We firmly believe the CUIlCURA
will permanently cure this very severe case VI Leprosy
as II has done many others
CONSULTATION ROOMS
For Chronic Diseases OF the skin and Scalp
Especially OF Women and Children
II MadisOn av
MARY z. JOSsELYN, " d.
Prepared by WEEKS POTTER. Chemists and Drug
gst-, 80 Washington St, Boston, Mass, and tor sale
By all Druggists and Dealers Price Of CUTlCukA,
small boxes 81 cents, large boxes, containing two and
hali times the quantity Of small. 81. kEsOLNENT.
81 per be tile CU11CURA SOAP. - cents per cake by
mail. ~ cents. cakes 10 cents
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SALT RHEUM FOR 80 YEARS
On the Head, Face, and Greater Part Of thu
HOdy, Cured.

On the Head, Face, and Greater Part OF the
BODY, Cured.
Messrs WEEKS POTTER-Gentemen; have been a
great sufferer with Salt Rheun for 80 years commencing
my head and aud extending over the greater part
nv BODY have taken gallons Of medicines for the
blood ofdiicrent kinds and tried good physicans. all Of
which did me good and came to the conclusion that
could not he cured. Hut TREND called my attention To
article ~ the Union skin diseases. and gOt hox
OF CUTlCURA The first application was great relief
and the third took the scales all on and felt like new
man. have used three 50cen boxes. and my skin Is
smooth. and consider myself entirely cured. Hoping
that this be- by one afflicted rs have been
az there j. any, earnest wish And cheeriuy rec
Ommend 1t to all persons afflicted with like diseases
Yours truly, H. WILSON LORD.
Agawam, Mass. sept " 1878.
Tie CUTlCURA SOAP should be used for cleansing all
diseased surfaces most soaps are injurious to the skin
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STEAMBOATS, ano 3allruaoa


M MAY.-open rom ~ A ". u ~ r NJ Rector
stree-Nearest point WA Street Ferry and
with Tor South Ferry CortlAndt stfeet-Nearest
point for Jersey city aud Communipaw ferries Park
paceNearest point for Post once city Hall. and Bar
clay Street Ferry to Hobokcn- Chambers stree-Nrnr
point for PaVona aud Erie Railway Ferry. Franklin
Grand street-Nrafest point
Ferry 10 jersey city. aud connects with Dcs
brosses and East Grand Street ferries Becckcr street
Connects with Tor cast and west Elglh street
Nearest point tor CHRISTOPHER street Ferry o. ubokcn
connecting with cars for Christopher aud East Tenth
Fourteenth strcet-Nrarcst 10 Union
square, Wallack's, ami Ltceum Theatres. Academy u
Music Irving aud TAmmany Halls connecting with cars
Tor East Twenty thrd ami rwtnytourih street. irries
Twenty third strret-Nrarest point To- Booth - james
and Park Theatre. Grand Opera Hou-c Gilmure's Gar
den aud Masonic Temple. and Twenty third street Ferry
to Jersey CAV. Thirty third strert-Nrarest point 10
standard. Broadway ami flth Avenue Theatres. Aqua
mum and san Francisco Minstels connecting with
for weehawken Perry. Forty second sIleei-Connects
with New York Transfer Company cabs Tor Grand Cen
trail Depot Ffueth street fLty-etght strcrt-Cuuntc
ing with VI belt Line Railroad Nearest point Tor
Central Park FitN third street and Eighth avenue.
For uptown trains take east side stations For down
town trains take west side stations Trains vii run 20
5sth It and 6ih av aud 33i - aud sh Av alternately
Fare 10 cents except between the hours % and 30
A NJ, aud and T. NJ. when the tArc l. 8 cents
WV X GARRISON. President
Va pNn
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Aorsrs, Garymats, Dc.

NOR SALE Cheap-A horse suitable for farmer.
JAS RILEY. +u~ West 81. 4
MULES FOR sAIErr.au. AYu., at coal yard
WI corner oi Nt,Ins aud pun-ls-s st.. BrooklHu
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SnsirutilOn.

&2-WRITING, monthly bookkeeping, arithmetic
pO spelling, - each, quarterly. PAINE, " BowerJ
w town. l.Sls Broadway, 3AIh 81
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Gusital snstrumtnIA
GREAT OFFER.-iOO piano. ami organs atex.
"a aoriinary low prices for cash splendid ofgans 80,
$40; stops $40 1do, SO; do, so ami 80: u do.
5, u do $40; l3do 30 7ocave all Rosewood pianos,
SIS do $50. "a do. $40 not used year; warranted
ave years Muse lc. per page
HORACE WATERS A SONS. 4n East l4th st
-ENTRAORDINARY Cash Oner Full L
n octave rosewood pianoore. ST5; IA octave. Sl0l
Hrstcass upright and square panoores u rent -
per month. Installments taken MAGNIFICENT wood
iull T.ocuve upright. Sl2S. open evenings GOLD
SMITHS 70 Blocker ~. near Bowery.
A FEW sECON D-HAND Weber pianos At very
"A great bargains them used hut very short
time by best MUSICIANS ani really Ano.! as sood a.
July warranted IN every respect Please call Al
the WEBER wAreroomA 9TH aV. aud 10Th 81
LARGE assortment OF upright and square pianos,
~ $50 to seOD a. 10 $40 monthly instAlme nts
ull paid, Or TO rent, bargains tor cash.
kkAkAukk. 10 Union square. i7th It
AsACRIFICE.-7.octave rosew upright piano
n forte. cost $50 tor SIS 1875 "a av.. near 18th It
PHYSICIANS 7.octave rosewood piano, cost
"A 500 for SitO' box for shipping u East 4th II
DARGAINs.-Piano. Si5, ~ upright sloo. onan,
ID SIS Stenway. Weber; low rents, pianos on IN
GORDON SON IS East 18th ST.
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-WANTED-OperAtors on Dome site and Wheeler
n. wi son machines. on ladies' suits, steady work
JAcKNAN o'HARA
Church Al
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Musital snstrumtnIs.

Spinal Affections relieve
plaster, liniment. lOtlOi.
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11tantto-

OEERAToRs and learner. wanted on sulis 40
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@lautio- --{,maIs.

uptown ADVERTISERS
II Nav leave their favOrs for rHE SuN At the only
author REQ uptown advertise me nj oiices,
.2sBs Broadway corner OF 3lst 81, ull p. NJ. and
BOr West Esd 81, corner OF 18th av.. ull = r n
100 81 av.. corner u &Tth 81, I'LL = p. NJ
% East l4th St, corner Union square. I'LL p NJ
An
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
FAILURE or DAVID stuart g. co.

EFFECT OF THE FAILURE N THIS COUNTRY.
David Stuart & Co., dry goods merchants of Liv-
erpool whose failure with heavy liabilities
nOunced by cable yesterday, had branches in this
city and Philadelphia until recently Their failure
has caused much surprise here, the house was well
known, and had the highest commercial reputation,
David Stuart being estimated TO DO worth $780,
900. The house was established in 1850, and was
afterward Incorporated under the English laws.
The branches in Philadelphia and at No. "a Frank
lin-st., New-York, were carried on by Stuart q
Brother until March. 1878, when David Stuart re-
tired and the new firm was formed under the name
of Stuart * Brother Uimitedl. com posed OF George
III. stuart, George H. Stuart jr, Herbert X. Tyson,
William II. Stuart, John Caldwell Thomas a. Gra-
ham and Francis 6; Stuart. George H. Stuart tele-
graphed from Philadelphia yesterday to the
New-iork store that the Liverpool urn
had failed and he was greatly surprised
to hear of 1t. AT tbe office in this city il was
stated yesterday that Stuart & Brother (llmltedl,
were not affected In any way by the failure of the
Liverpool house, as they were no longer a branch.
David Stuart & Co. had been the financial agents
abroad for the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mis-
sions, at No. % Centre-st. for twenty-slx years.
Last year the payments made by the board TO
David Stuart q Co. amounted TO BIS, 600. They
have been accustomed to send monthly statements
of the bills which they had received for payment
for the board. Yesterday the officers of the board
received dispatch from Liverpool informing them
they would have to get some other house 10 pro-
tect their credit Arrangements were made at once,
through Brown Brothers, of this city, TO have
Brown, Shepley & Co., of London, redeem all the
paper of the board and look after its interests IN
Liverpool A mes, age was sent to Liverpool, also.
demanding a statement of the amount of funds held
by David Stuart Il Co. for the board. At the Office
in Centre-st yesterday, 1t said that the amount
of loss to the board by the failure of David Stuart
& Co. could not be more than a few thousand dol
lars as the officers only kept enongh money on de-
post with the house 10 pay the bills which were
known to be falling due. The amount Of loss. 1t
was said. could not be Determined until 1t was
learned what bills had been paid by the Liverpool
house since the last lnstalments OF money had been
sent.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
HOWELL-OT

HOwELL-On Fifth Day. 9th month. Elizabeth Howell
daughter Of the Isaac O. and Mary UDderb, ~ the
residence Of Mary Macanley 230 West iohst
Funeral seventh Day, at Friends Meeting house. Purchase
will avail the arrival Of the 745 train from
New-l ork at White Plans
Relatives and friends rsSDscHully invited
Providence and Western papers please copy.
INESAt West Haven Conn., June o. Jason Iyes, aged 81
Funeral services Monday. June Q. at D. m.
InieTmeDt at convenience Ot the family.
LAWRENCE-At Flushing, L. l.. June 6. 1879. Judge FL
fng lam Lawrence IN the Bath year OF his age
respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral, MoI1ay, the 9Th lnsi at O'Clock D. m from
Georges Episcopal Church, Flushing l.. l.
MATHEWS NOrwalk. Conn, on Friday Mly 23, 1879
Charles Drehncourt Mathews the 6sth ear OF his are.
Relatives friends invited To attend the funeral SER
vice. Monday June ., 1879, at his late residence, AZ
NOrwaik. at3 o. n.
Carriages will be waiting the south Norsak station OF
tho New Haven Railroad. the arrival OF
1 D. IA. tram from NeI1Ork.
III. retarn train 10 YORK leaves NoTwak 4:30
D. m and arrives New.YOrk ri 5:i5 }. n.
MCMULLEN-In Brooklyn. Wednesday. June T. Charles.
w and Lucy J. McAuilen IN the z3d yoar
OF -
JamesplaCe Brooklyn, SATURDAY afternoon June T. al
o'clock.
sIMMoNs-on Thursday, June 5. 1879 at Palace Hotel.
san Francisco, Cal, Joseph h. Simmons, oi Troy, ~ L.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
AID FOR THE FLEEING HEGROES.

The Colored Republican General Committee met
Of No. IA Bleecker-st last night, to learn how
much money had been raised by the different Re
publican associations of the City of New-York, in
beh,lf of the c0lored refugees. Ex-Congrass-
man Raney, of South Carolina delivered
an address on tho condition of the col
ored people in tho South. The white man
in the Southern States, he said, can scarcely be-
I,ve that the colored man is FREQ to-day. He
t~aats him as "A slave. BY emigration the negro
can show that he il no longer IN bondage, but that
he is free to fee from his Prosecutors II Is not
frue that the cUlorod people form part OF the De-
mncracy Although the Southern states are under
Democratic control, the blacks arc "a true to the
rr,ncinle, of the Republican party as they ever
were Mr. Iainey concluded by saying that the
onlv rosource left to the colored people was cni-
grafton. ..,
a resolution was adopted declaring that the mem
hers of the committee shall wear black crepe upon
The right arm for thirty days IN token oil respect 10
The memory of William Lloyd Garrison. TIE com
,n,ttee mas received from four district assDclaton5
Sro4 ~ The Seventeenth District has promised
5000 II wa, decided that as soon as III was re-
csived $3.50 should be forwarded TO Governor
Iones of Kansas tho Rev. Nr. Duckcr, OF ST. LOUIS,
and tIe local committee at WyanG 9tte, Ran: y
,nass meeting undcr Che auspices OF ihe NoW-I"
Aesociation TO aid Southern sufferers VIII be beld
a. Cnnnar Institute MOsday evening. Addros,e-
y.ilI ho delivered by the Rev. John Turner. Oh ~
Ini,is. the Roy DR.. Newman, OF New. ork Ger
eraI f. b. Conway and otIefa. The itoV' W H. T.
Dick rrsOu Will preside.