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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-05
u eRANDMoTMER's CAT.

Ny RTandmoder's cat vas . son Of his moder,
Und Weighed about vorty-s0ven pounds;
lie was older py half Of his Ieetls dwin broder
Und he made Of his mouth funny sounds.
lie cana nit dis world on der m0rniHg he vas born
Undt vAs Always bis grAndmodsFs pride;
But he klckod---onee, twics, never 70 kick again,
Cause he vas died.
CHoaus-Nine seconds midoudt shlumbor--
Kick, kick, kick, kick;
Undt he kicked, like Dandsr;
Kick, 'kisk, kick, kick;
und he ahtopped short,
Never 70 kick again
Cause he vAs died.
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The I'Iummer VruIf Dryer.

The PiummeF RRult Dryer
Ifessrs. Jones 4 6iu
I am proud Of my Plummer Dryer, it will
dry fruit nicer than anything ever saw.
MRs. Il. A. SMITH.
LEBANON, Sept. lst, 1879.
Aesws. Jones L SH
GESrLEMEs:-My PIummer Dryer Is run.
ming all right and can dry Is bushel ol
plums per day, the finest ever seen.
d. H. PUTsfAS.
Brownsville, Sept. lst, 1879
Aesrs. Jones 4 Sia:
GESTLEMEs:-I would advise any person
having an orchard'to get Plummer Dryei
at once, a. they can be run by old or young
and make money fast.
MRs. REEEccA VRRxoS.
Tangent, Or, Aug %, 1879
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MUSIC ROOMS !!
MISS NETrIE PIPER

commence giving instruction in music at
her rooms over Saltmarsh's drug store, on
the 10Th of September. The terms will be
as follows:
Piano, Organ, and Cultivation of Voice.
$l5 per quarter.
ter.
gA quarter will be three months. and
two lessons will be given each week.
yl5n3tf
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''Tan xou ram In ?"

A baby boy sAt On the aooF.
His big blus eyes were full Of wonder,
For he haA never seen before
That baby In the mirror door
What kept The two, 90 near, asuBdsF7
He leaned toward the goidsa head
Ths mirror border framed within,
Until twin cheeks, like roses red.
Lay side b. side, then softiy sAid;
''I tAa't dit sut: tan ysu tam Inf"
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FINANCIAL.
RICHnIOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Ian ~ ~ -
MONDAY. April 20, 1879.
SAL Es.--340 R!cbmond city bonds t6'.) sold a:
Io4. and ! 0 sh:res Merchants aud Mechanics IN
sarance Company's stock sold IT 50.
Government !Sscurities.-Cni.ed states As.
leo bid; United states A.. lGl bid, 1917 asked.
.,snte Nir-lGIa coESos. 5 81 uIc, :
asked: Elrsnia consois. new. IL b,t, Az asked:
bid: firguiI interest certificates. Tx bin: yir-
giItI iax-rcceiyable coupons. Slir bid. 81 asked
North Carolin1 bonds. 22 lid 25 asked.
f3ip Nrcn.'itiss.-- Richmond city 81. j. and J .
~: BID; Richnsnd city Is. j. and j.. 103H bid ::
Petersburg cry So. lGS bid. 10 asked: Petersburg
cit! srcclal tax. j. amt H.. 10s. bd l., nciburg
city Ss j. and D.. li6 bid: Lynciburg city G's. j.
and j.. l02 bid: Norfolk oitv water 81. 81. anu ".
@ DID: Manchester S. taXrecclyable. VI. ami s..
Rdiirond Bonds-Eirginia and Tennessee Rail
road funded s.. J. and j.. aSa bid: Soui,ife
Railroad third MORTGAGE prefcrrcd 6's, j. and j.,
Coz, bid, II asked: Norfolk and Petersburg Rail-
rn.tl second mortgage SIS. j. and j.. e515 bid: Pc
i.rsburg Railroad tirs; mortgage -. j. ana j.. O5
bid: Atlantic Mssi>sirsi and OHIO Railroad cerlid-
cafe 9S bid: Richmond. Eredcr!ckS burg and Pot0-
mac l:ailroad mortgage SIS. j. and j., 1o3 bid ::
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
irla snd Manassas Railroad drS; mortgage rs, j.
ami j.. 90 asked: Richmond and Danvhl. Railroad
consolidated c.. M.and ~. 90 bid; Piedmont Rail
road first MORTGAGE s.. 4. and o.. 100 bid
Cdaoi B0HdS.-Jain..> Rlvcr aud kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's. W. and NJ 53ia hid; James River
AMI Nanawha Canal second mortgage 81, VI. ami
R1iironJ Stocks.-I.ichnond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad per cent. guaranteed. 100
par, 19i: bid: Richmond! Fredericksburg ana po:o-
mae h:,i'rnad per cent "nara''lrr'l 90 par. 92s
bid: Connection Railroad 10 plr, co.. bid: Rich
iond aud Dauvic Railroad, 100 par, IS bid. SO
asked
Bank Socks-FirS, National 100 oar. III bid ::
Ha,ional Bank OF Nirgiril. 100 par, 80 asked ::
Union Bank Of Richmond, 80 par. / 1 hid.
Ti ;T xirsini1 81 STATE - par
S3ii asked: Granite. 90 par, 10 a>k..!.
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fEcror' cd for the Dispa,cb.l
VI Getting of Nest Hanover prcsSytcr,
FOURTH DAY.

FOURTH DAY.
\ communication having been received
from the Permanent Sabbath Committee Of
the General Assembly, the following re-
Spouse was adopted by presby:cry:
Re>oiced, |. That we approve of this effort
to combine the influence OF all who respect
the Christian Sabbath against the wide
spread and alarming open violation OF the
sanctity OF this day By railroads and other
corporations, and that we will cooperate in
any wise and practicable plan for securing
this object.
.. That we rciieratc the warning Of the
General Assembly 10 all church-membcrs
connected with Us 10 risidly abstain from
Sabbath travelling and ireightlng III public
conycNanccS.
3. That as prevailing loose views OF the
binding obligations OF the Christian Sab
bath, and Of the moral responsibility OF the
directors and officers OF corporate bodies, is
1t least Que Of the causes or this Sabbath
dissertation, our ministers are requested TO
cndcavor, 10y plain, public instruction. to
inform the minds and enlghten the con-
sciences OF thos" to whom they prc9ch, in
relation 10 the teachings Of Gods word
upon this whole subject.
The statistics OF the churches. rs tabu-
lated for the General Assembly, were read
i rom lEtSt ii allDcllS lHHl Tue IIeSDSiciS
has 20 ministers, - churches, and its
churches aggregate Dearly 1000 members.
The admissions upon profession II fa.h are
greater than last year. I'm benevolent con-
tllbu.ionS the increase is considerable, those
to foreign missions bcin" nearly doubled.
The standing Committee on Su>tentalion
made its report. showing dminuton OF
appropriations received for the evangelist
ard feeble churches. The committee WAS
directed to cndcaTor to obtain 4 minister
ind aid in sustaining h;ai for Madison and
Greene counties. 1t was also proposed 10
unite this field of labor with Washington,
Rappahannock county.
At the usual hour FOR morning public
WORSHIP, meeting WAS held in behalf OF
home missions. After the devotional SER
vices addresses were made by Rev. Nj. Pc
tric. Dr. Bell, ard Dr.. DabncE. The great
need al more ministerial labor within the
bounds Of tic Prc>bylcry, and tie consc-
qEcnt need OF more means is well as men,
was strongly insisted upon.
The thanks OF the PreSbytcrE were ten
Acrrd to the citizens OF The Courthouse and
vicinity for their cordial and abundant hos
pitalilv, and to the railroads which nave
granted travelling facilities 10 the members.
About o'clock the Presbytery adjourned
TO meet at Lebanon church, near the Blue
Ridge tunnel, on August 9Th, at o'clock
p NJ
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&c. II the Richmond Dispatch

H r..s,o,..:. ..cc II the Richmond Dispaich.l
APElI. IS. 1919.
N-. Charlie, Wunack, OF Kentucky. died
. IL" rn.Hrnc" 81 lis brother, Mr.. y. W.
!" mack. in Tins county, on the 22d instant,
rl an illness Il few hours. He spoke
4 aly..g >,g."-.r lr1ling> on The 2l~t, and
G"Nr morning was found dead in his
nd. Mr.. Hori.cE was on :. visit 10 bis
b1,@er, 40 had i1,t made arrangements
20 - pax 10 Kentucky. II is said that :"
" osi> "i,rc his death he lad had Dis
"t "l."ca hy judge TrcuWav, ana tia.
:. 'h.~ vi! Ir lett t.i> nephew, Nr. Charles
g "'."'H, e.! ,o!> county, heir 10 the larger
.'"h G! "a. '>'yt". tAc Tailc OF which Is
. q Cow" - lily thousand dollars.
l"1 Aj.Ir> ID! I'll" lin" oi the Pltt>y'vania
" '@nk.h lujI.o@si nave been graded, and
a'Ha> aEe u"U engaged in this work. II
- "2l j...t ;:ic contractors Intend TO
',."a'" -" number Of hands 10 $50. and TO
a+c IL" :"gi "t..l.t. COR ,l>c by the Isl OF Oc-
".. instead Il The 1T III December. the
~' contacted ;&r. While his work Is be-
\ ''1" Ire ears couij!Gc to carry oil daily
III ne ;a.nv> Gtag Pi;i>YiiiC, IN tits coun-
j. s'.s,> 81! valuable iron ore.
Il s':h%ut O.. "o"h:!:cH WAS engaged Sat
TO, u moving The cngiuc-hou>c, "hlch
~ q" lae -: attached - Masonic Hall,
w. " io'Itt"n Nc:G he city courthouse. The
'~'" @a> pax I'll wheels, and the wheels
''' !oH"d Oh .aYcr~ OF thick plank. Ar
r...'A@ii;> 'i,;e been made for the erection
Ncrf',;ai'i,, seventy feet by thirty, on
- 'ol ltoE. "hlcA the cn@;nc-house was
>. y reported th2t A carriage containing
ii'',' E,'zthrtl stone, Ills, Lizzie Stone, Il
- "'a The driver. was thrown from the
o-'.'rAt Of tie bridge over Banistcr river,
h"cc'!!Ic. about 4 week ago, and that
"'F>r> we're drawn down with the car
''r' l!le dl>tance Of the fall was about
I've icet. The carriage was broken to
49, VNt no serious damage done TO any
4S p1'tic> o. ~ the horses.
u !'ill mectjns OF The Womcn's Mission
l. 1Dt'e)lc> Of the Lynn-Strcet and the
'."-S'lect Methodist churches was held
s.cfGay evening al the aIain-Street church. |
,,j or. PETERSON, In taking the chair, re-
III, mat these societies were formed
a sFfcial reference 10 foreign missions,
81 sDa' authority for forming such societies |
oeth granted At the last session Of the |
I'D al Conference. Mr.. II. w. Peatross
dbl nt reports from the two societies,
49," showed the number OF members and |
}: I,n nt Of The contributions respective
!. .c; Yu' 'h's reporter could not catch those |
ft..,s a. they were given out. The inn
seII ,Yn naaaae, however, was that they were
"p'sa reporting. Addresses were then
ste,ia su W Rev. Or. Martin, OF the Pres
qpt, nsI tsaurch; Rev. Mr.. Holmes, OF the
arid, ,.",'seh, and Rev. j. w. Bledsoe, OF |
'''sfii!e. The choir rendered aDpro.
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pirate hymns from time to ,imc, closing

pirate hymns from time to time, closing
with Coronation and the Doxology.
Rex. J. W. Bedsoe. of Charlottesville,
came to the city Friday evening. He was
pastor Of the Lynn-Street Methodist church
for the four years last preceding, and has
met with cordial greeting from his friends
OF other days. Yesterday morning he
preached at the Lynn-Strcet church; at
night at the Main-Strcet Methodist church.
1t is announced that he viii deliver the ora
ton tonight at the celebration By Bethesda
Lodge OF Oad-FclIows OF the siStieth an
nirersary OF the establishment Of Odd-Fcl-
lowship in America.
The revival services ct the Baptist church
will be continued during this week. About
fifteen conversions have been reported.
Praycr-mccfings arc held in the afternoon.
Rev. J. r. Harrison, the evangelist, OF
Roanoke county. breaches at night. 4 good
critic says that Mr.. Harrison makes many
strong points in bis sermons, and does not
think they are sensational or OF character
TO mislcad. Mr.. Harrison sreaks DELHI
cratciv and very earnestly; anybody would
think him honestly in earnest.
Rain this morning, and very pleasant.
ALPHA.
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numbers from Roumnia. From $4,000 TO
$4,000 are now ut Adrianoplc. The BuIga-
rlans. afraid OF the province being again &C.
cupIed By Turkish troops, re making pre-
partitions for resistance. Il Is rumored that
they mean to oppose and mofe1t even the in
fernatlonal commissions. Merry all the
members OF the commissions hay arrived al
ronstantinople, but they cannot start until
measures have been taken to provide them
WITH sufficient escort. About the escorts
there Is the same difficulty as about tire pro-
lection OF the international commits ion ct
iilIpopolis-namely, the Bulgarians can
not be trusted, aud threaten to resist the
coming of the Turks in any capacity.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv TELEGRApsTr o THE DISPATCH.

NEWS; AFFAIRS in CON
GREss-DEATH or FEDERAL OFFICERS
AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR APRIL
PLEADED GUILTY OF EMBEZZLEMENT-
THE JURORS TEST-oATH; INTERESTING
DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT; THE
LAW DECLARED ABSOLUTELY UNCON-
STiTUTIONAL AND VOID BY JUSTICE
FlEIE-TIiE cox TRIAL AT ATLANTA
FUNERAL OF BISHOP AMES-TIIE LOU
iSiANA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
SUICIDE-ASSEMBLY OF NOTABLEs TO
ELECT A PRINCE OF BuLGARIh-THE
CAR AND HIGH DIGEiTAEIES UNDER
ESCORT.
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DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFICER.

BALTIMORE, April 2S.-Thc remains oil
Bishop i. K. Ames were removed from his
late residence to-day io Nadison-Avcnne
Methodist church. There was Il S,ryicc ut
the house before the removal. The OBJ
scqlIcs will be conducted ut the church TO-
morrow morning 10y kight Rev. Bishop
Simpson. assisted by Rev. Dr.. Edwards and
others. bishop Scott will he present. and
dispatches have been received from 8ish-
ops Haven and Harris stating their inability
TO attend. BY request Of the deceased his
remains will he inferred al Grrcnmount.
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res.fb n,ltht c:lii'u.. a.t1.U. .4,Ia.vn. 7GISc.
"1 5iiI Ga,.5; 10 2oc:: Pins.pulc. .5e-
>rt. ca nSfnn,ss-NerGs .ro!,na NO Lieut., 1850
NO. ay' "a 81 - = III ;aEre,s. s1l.50: NO 3
Lnrd: Prime. tarrr,s anc l.erces, 7am,xc.. In
a. arrris. Sc. ''S' $3.50 'A
.lsces. l DC. barrels. Gee. sepnlne go,Sen svrIp
3al+ i5c. y ga!oH New Orleans pr,cln 4OG55c.
$af; Liyerpool, from store :l.io. Ground
snanr: Crushed. 9'Sc.: :o~tere. 34c.: yra-n-
a'ch sc:: :. $40 Sc; =; sac.:, extra C. &c.
c.crara. 100 0Hc.
."-p: Common, 567c.: hest washing. 7Yasc
7%G, t'fa a.. sna as1cv nS' ,ss s2sF'foS
scfer.a sl.1rasI .62; guapos..cr. aliJII.75
or @tr.stiJ Choice
fudcs. Lcu;her. Sc.
Rfdss: Green. +@5c.: nrv ss!,ea. 1o&Ilc.: arv
a. - o. 30 - wet salts'' 67c. Net ssised eaH-
he1th>r Sole leather. OAK. 'Ga5 ST.: sole leather
n2fr,. lSHt22c :, :Gn5: KIP aUtq 75rri ;s:rsrn.ss
cr;:at..y'. 2JG}a: Irish aOFt3Jr :, u :. c,Is-
<i.,ri. 7ench. *lGsl.ao s D.; rough :klrtinx,
iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
J-on: American rennch. Oh Dom;aon. ga
12 200. = 10: English and American sheet. 80
iron: Thgna coa!-l!ast charcoal. a2s1s32
mar,n-bj,st Charcoal s.&6s2S; "consyvanis an
snTarlIt- sSG tETZZs " SSs Ssf1iTt1 COKE ssEeZS
Naits.- of. DcIo;nICr. i2.2 per kes for stand
srd-thai y. ten-reIrDy: other sizes Extra
rlarJh -4tstfng5: Wholesale. b.. retail, AZ
4%c. p II.
hope: Manila. best IfTl r5c.: i:te. saec.
Says: S5SrG roi tor iic.: white, ~; wo0llen.
sG; Tic
biauora, Wines. sc.
~: sco,ca, best DraHls. r!nts s2sf225 -
dozen. grd.
Ercndits: Domestic st.2:j@ss2: fruit. sl.l0A
Sl.in; anal". new. xl-75@s2; cl4, $s.25aSSy:
virginia peach f2neS2.5n.
!Sve !Ikisas,s: Medium sl.50GSS: pure old. a
icSt: Virginia E.uuryali, new. $2Gf2.3O, I'D
s2.:.Oii $3.50 a!si npwaria.
Gin: bnmesir,- .25n!S2 im,o-ted, "a = cage.
Ns'o EHJi0n3 E,sa: 81 .JoNai 1850.
Es@ifsd HatE.stgS: Market auSt: proof. $l.25,
t.uisaner. Stavp,. As.
L.,;te-: White 81 20Sl5 n 1000: Western
Frsiria sr':iIr ii5GGS20 = 1000: white mua
flSM&6j = Loco: yellow nine h,s,r,ls. sS0f13:
iusr + lnGiS Ii. according to lengths. Shingles
Pine. S2.Inr 20: cNprt>. sIN-inCh. Soc OPS
4 Loco. LatEs-Spi;, 81: su".d, $1.30@Sl.65
[ 400.
Mnres: Whiskey -narrei ;imhef.zrcer. Slsa$2s1
.0Dr: SEASONED. S2ULiS2J !, uu;.- r!our-!arrea
timber. S2m45 = 1000. Four-barrcl poles, IS
zoe. = bundle.
Powder. Shot, &c.
Fuss. TOYS mining, 3Jr.GISl.25 y 100 feet.
POW,'tr: 1915 by fle Ave kcss--!e,5 thSn i've
kegs. sG.2J blasting. S3.2J!IS3.5p.
Shot: Northern. :. 81 y rt- oI rs lbs.
Griahst"n:y: lhm2%r. y 10.
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New IoEE, April 2S.-ArthHr {. Ien-
nin~s, cashier and b0"k-kccpcrior the Emf
grafton Commissioner, James Lynch, and
also wool-dcalcr, pleaded guilty to-day TO
two indictments charging him with cmbeZ-
Element. and was sentenced 10 The state
prison for eight years. Jennings had been
in MIR. Lvnc!!'> employ since 1867, and du-
ring that time cmbCzz:cd over SG0,OH0.
which he had spent in entertaining his
friends in lavish STYLE.
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Forty.sixfh Congrcss--.First sessio
WASHINGTON, April %, 1879.
SENATE


SENATE
The Legislative, executive, and irdcia
appropriation bill was received from the
Hohse and referred to the Committee or
appropriations.
The Senate took up and passed the House
Joint resolution to repeal certain clauses iG
the sundry-civil appropriation act OF March
5, 1879. II makes appropriations for an ex-
tension OF The military telegraph lines in
Montana and Texas, and repca!s the au-
thority heretofore given to the Secretary OF
War to lease The wa.er-powcr at Moline to
the Moline Power Company.
The Senate then proceeded TO Tie con-
Sidrration OF Mr. PcndIc;on's bill giving
seals on the floor ri the Senate and House
to the beads OF deia tmeDts. and that gen
tieman made Il speech in its advocacy.
Mir. Morrill, followed Nr. Pcndleton. oD-
posing the bill; which. on motion OF Mr.
Pcndieton, was laiG on the table, TO be
called up hereafter.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House was not in session to-day.
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Louisiana Constitutional Convention.

NEW ORLEANS. ArrlI .S.-ln The C0N>ll-
tutiona Convention to-day resolution was
adoptcd inStructirg the Committee on State
Debt to inquire ii the State. in its present.
condition, can pay its deb! in full, and ii
not, what proportion can be paid and ut
what rate OF intcrcS. without danger OF de-
faulting again. The committee shall also
receive proposals from the creditors Of the
State dS TO 4 compromise.
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Sy.ir;,sp.

SAN Francisco. April 23.-W. +. Case
bohm, first assistant city treasurer, commit
ted suicide this afternoon. lie lett Il note
stating he had been led into stock spccu!a-
tions ny Alexander Austin. late city tax
collector. who had also committed suicide.
Il dc!auitcr to large amount; that he had
lost So 900 in speculation: had used 80
600 Of the city'> money, ard being unable to
restore it. SAW no resort but 10 loslo" ATS
tin'S nNnln nli.
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pTTERSBURG.

PETEhSboNG.
IN nr AN AGED LADr-sEvENTT
so,1N 'r...e,,y. MEMBER AND FIFTY YEARS
sEtS> ,r,,nn1 TrACuEG---AHNEAi.aE MEETING
',.g<FN' ,.r-rEsRl XG NlRLE SoClETY-INTEH-
a. 1H1 ,,,,.,,oET$-1wo ADDRESSES AND TWO
uT|". ry III. HuCE-CoNFlRMATioS ny
>E%. .,,rrTJ, r--0R0ISANCE or BAPTISM
So ,.Y ATTEMPT y LIQUOR LICENSES
80. a..
G1' f.e,c Of the Eichmond Disnasch.I
Arm Is. 1879.
,.r,>.,snna l.. RoSsCr. The venerable
Wy rev. iconidas Ro>scr, ID. D.,
go. .-, s.dGsnly last evening at her resi-
"'. f,,tt, street. For several years
t.,.' 80 -tr.,.',... ,;aG been feeble. but on Sun
-. ..'. 49, ~: % nc unusually well. About
81" lack she rose from her chair
+. .,>,.,.i - walk across The room. but
&. .., 49,, r,., and died in few minutes.
., ,,.,,. va, III lnc cjGhiy-s'Nth year OF
y "o ND Mas distinguished for her
49, .a~,,.jaa character. she was
... .,.,' ,,'.,,T her of The Methodist Church
.,,~,v ,r*rS. and for over my wears Il
>l- IN :hc Sunday >cAooi. itcf ac'i'e
..,' s., c..vycn and sunday schoot oniy
,'", ..ac, t.r strength failed her. Size
and raised and always HTed IN
go ,,,s II.r membership in the Church
is.", 80 SOFA date long anterior 10
d. ?, ,',.' =; a.: Of the churches now stand
s@'.','> rl,y. EYsidcS Rev. DR.. Ros>er,
- =" ra!y one Son-toionci ihonias
- ,,@.'.,r ..w rc>iGin" In Selma. Ala.
"..r,', --ara meeting OF the iclcFso'HS
~ '" ";., Ms held Yesterday afternoon
" ''' u. s,r .;1N->lreit hct!loh!>t Eplsco-
8. 49,. .,.,.r,n. 4 large 3>S'mniaSc CT All dc-
r.. ;n.,;or,> wa> ?Tc>cht on me occasion,
i'.'','''''', .'r,.r.''. address was CclTcrcd by
49,. -, ra-r. % Richmond, whose subject
i. 10 w. W:',r." The iie>idcrts report
.....-, l,g, G.;&- !"nT h"'l'"s Oh tHe year
49, " T. l-Ta-JaW was 'i!'i'!"seu nE the
.,'s.r,., porter. MS '1M'c an" fpofS
,.'''...,.a - he c;'y Of lc!cTsH'irS an"
'..",t.. a>3 lie counties OF b'n"tau'e.
.....y, aus. t,.r"H>vil'c. During lEal nc!ioo
,.,..F' I.4-r !lm'iic>: l"t!h" ~ VI 'ne''i
..,n,, o. copy of the SCRIPTURES OF
-, ,.r >:;,, ice! IS; sold $50 hioieS anu
p. ..zacu., @aa lave away ny; III" sup
-. nine Sunday schools. Ii was very
.--...ts.n- :" G2i 20 few people WNA"u' 'He
r.. TIE w"o"t tHrlheF >ia'cS ii''' INC
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HIS FAREWELL. STANDARDIZATION. Aprli
o7.-l,ev. Dr.. Lorimcr preached his fare
we'll sermon at fremont Temple church
this evening. and vii. soon leave for bis
new charge in Caica@o. The Temple was
tilcd to overlooking and thousands OF poo
ple were turned away. unable 10 OBTAIN
even standug-room. The suc!sct on MS
sermon was 1.-THE incarnation" Il was
delivered in the Doctors most e'oqueht
manner. Bostonidns greatly regret the
reverend gentcman's dcparture.-Specia.
dasputch 10 the Post.