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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

GOOD hoard mt farmhouse near Green
I'M p,n,ntly incaIe near both sound and bay bath
iny boating etc Address CHARLES REEVE, Greenpors
TnntrI ait N y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

MORRISON PLACE, at Catskill, now open
pe large rooms good board large ground we pe
luz aS 80 S1 CHA RIES bEAR, Catskill, n. knotc
Sphs q. BeSs MeTopOutan Boarding Directory SSo 5rOaO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
Seizures ano Aleetin9s.

THE OPENING of the East-Side Lodging
House Homeless Boys nd Industrial SchO lis OF the
ChildTcHs Aid society Will take place on THURSDAY
EVENING MAY 20 at O'Clock the corner OF East ir0ad
way uOuyeTnenrst Addres e Expected ~ the Rev
IT, D. D.: the Rev Robert tOllyer, d. u, aud Judge
IL. C. Worst. william A. Booth, eeq" VII. occupy the
char.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

lIhLEIluLD And NLW-lURK RAILWAY
L w.. "a HOY.
T,..yc Lh,rl..; Freehold at ia 1893 a. H.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

Leave NoW.l ork. foot Of bert ST. r Red Bank. Long
Branch. Grove &C. NJ H:l, 1l45 a. ni I;lo,
4, 81 . .
STATION. to and from OCEANIC and RAJ liAVt.S az
RID BANK to ana from POINT PLfsAH NJ NJ oEA
GIllT with all Trans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
Clarke County Clippings

From the Courier:
Saturday was observed as Memorial Day at
Old Chapel.
Messrs. Wilson & Griffith recently shipped
from this county to Boston, $4,000 pounds
of wool.
Mrs. C. r. Hardesty Informed us on Tues
day that he would on that day ship 1000
lambs to the city markets.
The freight shipped by the S. V. r. r., al
the Berryvile depot during the mouth of May
amounted to. S58 $50 pounds. The blsines:
of the road is Increasing. from one to three
car loads being shipped daily.
Circuit Court adjourned on Saturday last
after q session OF two weeks. During the
term there were 1870 orders and DEGREES enter.
ed upon the docket. The following sales d
land were confirmed: The sale of the bone
stead land of Mrs J B. I.arne, 90 acres, tC
Jas. II. Vandeventer at $50 per acre. The
sale Of The land belonging TO VIM. NJ. Page
1872 acres, to Thos NJ Nelson and f. b. Viii
ting, it,, at $2675 per acre. Tie sale Of l2(
acres OF mountain land, belonging to Johr
LougeTbearn, TO NJ. Mccormick, Trustee, fol
the benefit of the said Longerbeam'S wife ant
children.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

DIR. John :. Billings OF the United
States army. 10 writing on the necessary draft
TO be given TO chinueys, gives the following
amusing account e tie efforts made 10 cure
defects in the cliuueys Of public baildiug
10 Washingtoo:
"Oo one Of the large public buildings in
which there was a series % rooms freely com
intoxicating with each other aud each having
an open gate, when the wa,chman began -
build tle fires in the morning. be found the
first oae lad q magnificent drift, the second
one U1t 81 good, the third very dubious in
deed, anl the fourth smoked furiousy Then
came TIE chimney doctor with q patent chin
uey top, which was placed on Cue No. 4.
lcugtheaing Il about three feet. No now
drew very well, but No 3 Was no longer du-
b.ous. iyr II smoked Ike tar kiln. OF course
che same remedy was applied 70 No 8. but
then Nos / and became a nuisance. When
these also had been duly furnished with the
patent chimney tops al the iues were again
% abe same height. nud tie process had 10 be
teEuu ds moro. The true remedy 10 such q
case is o. sec that each chimney has its own
suticeu, supply Of air from without. ard does
DOT draw against another iue"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

After a week Of anger, bitterness, con.
teu,i7a AID jeuuncia,lon between It's dscord.
ant dement's, almos, il not entirely uuparal.
leiel in all the history Of American politics
the national republican convention Of 1886
began its sessions at noon on Wednesday in
che grea, Exposition Hall at Chicago. Hon.
Geo. j. Hoar was the Temporary Chairman
After the appoiutmen, Of the Quantities. the
Convention adjourucd uu,il II o'clock Thurs
day. Senator Hoar has also been agreed upon
as the Permanent Chairman. Upon taxing
bis scat a, the organization, he made the same
oll stsreolyped speech tba, has been heard
from Lin q huudred shines in the Senate aud
House in ienuncia,i1n Of the Southern people
aud ,be Democratic party. There vas ap-
plause. q course. for the radical party always
Ga IKE tlat speech Of IloaF's. We are oblig-
el 20 60 % press without any Of tie proceed.
iuss ct Thursday We have 10 idea the
nomination win be made before Friday or
saturday
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
News and Times about Winchester
Ftom Do 9imes:

From Ge Times;
Rev Thomas B. Mually, D. D., pastor of
Of the Presbyterian church in Lexington, Va,
will preach the Annual Sermon before the pu-
pills Of the Valley Female College, next Sab
bath morning, 9th Instant, at IL o'clock, A.
NJ, at the Bradlock street VI. E. church.
The Annual Literary Address before the
graduating class will be delivere! 90 June 8;h,
at 8 o'clock, p. NJ, at the College Chapel, by
the Hon. j. Randolph Tucker.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell will preach the bOcca-
laureate sermon before the young ladies OF
Fairfax Hall, at the Loudoun street Presby-
terrain Church, on mex. Sunday morning 9Th
instant! ut IL o'clock
The house and street decorations on Satur-
will be much moro extensive and elaborate
than has been usual on Memorial Day.
Mr. Henry Teval,, whose Illness we noted q
week or two ago, died Sunday last. lie ives
true christian gentleman.
Mrs Il. r. Smith, who was paralyzed The
fourth ,imc within five years on Tuesday Of
last week, died on Monday. She was 90 OK
celleut christian lady, much esteemed BY a
large circle of acquainisnces.
The RidiDgs property. near Welltown, was
sold on Saturday for $3.50. joe II. Ritter,
purchaser.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
snatsesasIife Desiroycrs.

The loss Of life in India due 10 the ravanes
Of venemous snakes is almost Incredible. Yet
the disesse which is as willy aud deadly rs the
deadliest India reptile. is winding It's coil a.
round thousands Of people while The victims
are unconscious Of its presence. /: has long
been hobby with incompetent physicians 10
assume that consumption is incurable after
the formation Of tubcrcles has begun and in
every case they fail to effect a cure, -of course
tubercles had begun aud they were incrralle
The records Of medical science dispruve any
such theory. On the contrary, IN cases of
lung disease Which bad tcen cured and tie
patients lived forty aud fifty yeas il robust
health, post-mortcm examinations showed
large cicatriccs sears where the tubercles had
been formed aud removed. The iubercles are
removed by absorption into the blood An
elective alternative, Dr. Pierces Golden Mcdi-
cal Discovery, must be used to cleanse Tire
blood Of the sorofulous impurities. For tn
lercular consumption is only form Of scrof-
ulous disease Golden Medical Discovery is a
sovereign remedy for all forms Of scrofGlous
disease or kings evil, such as tumors, white
swellings, fever-sorcs, scrofulous core eyes, as
well as fUr other bleed aul skin diseases
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Gen. Grant is unsayory. The Chicago
Tribune publishes bill Of indictment, with
forty counts, against lin, and then asks ''if
two bad terms deserve a third p The indict-
ment arraigns the x-President for his person-
al government. for his Southern policy. for the
whiskey thieying which was rampant during
his administration, and for the danger which
he has been and is now 10 the republican par
". The counts in the bill include General
Grants disregard for lay in nominating a. 1.
Stewart 10 be Secretary of the Treasury, for
driving Gen. Cox ont OF the cabinet for forcing
honest Land Commissioner Joseph Wilson to
resign, for attempting to negotiate q secret
treaty with ST. Domingo through personal
military aile-de-camp, for supporting Bae2
with armed ships after tue treaty failed, foT
causing the expulsion of Charles Sumner
from the Senate foreign relations committee,
for making brother-in-law Casey collector at
New Orleans aud keeping him in Office 10 de-
tiance of public opinion.
Under the head Of Scandals Of His Reign
The Tribune indicts Gen. Grant for the trading
post favoritism to brother Oryiile Grant for
faroring Tammany ring leaders 10 New York
for keeping in Office q corrupt Attorney Cen
eTal rs a subservient tool; rewarding partisan
bankers by eutrusting them with public funds
giving former military side-de-camp certain
custom house monopolies accepting costly
gifts from place hunters and their friends
defending moiety frauds; for being toe friend
Of Boss Shepherd.
In his Southern policy, Gen. Grant Ia
charged with making and re-meking Govern
ors at will; dispensing legitimate Assembly
of Louisiana BY bayonets; for declaring Bax-
ter Governor 0 Arkansas and then deposing
him. and so on, running through long cata-
logue of hieh-handed acts.
This is n rgh, serious arraignuent By re-
publican paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Elegant hair is woman's browning beauty
When il fades she fades as well. While it is
kept bright, her personal attractions arc still
maintained. By preserving the hair fresh and
vigorous a youthful appearance is continued
through many years. Those who grieve over
should know that Ayers Hair Vigor prevents
it, snd restores gray OF faded hair 10 its nAtu-
raj color 1t is q clear and healthful pfepara-
ton, containing neither oil. dye. nor any
thing deleIerious, aud imparts to the scalp
what is most ucedel-a sonFe Of pleasant and
delightful freedom from scuri or dandruf-
Acr Ecrne ~ c. Times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

On Saturday the Union soldiers buried
at Frederick city received the usual annual
tribute OF flowers. R Stockett Matthews, Of
Baltimore, was the Orator. Among other
things be said-referrns somewhat to the pol
itcs, aud we may say poli-tEicks Of the day
be would rather trust the ex- Confcdera,es than
the Republicans who, a. present, have con-
troll o.! atflirs ia Maryland.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

The New York Times Is one Of the
most influential republican journals in The
country. 1, doesn't compliment the South
e'n republicans by putting very high cs.-
mate upon their integrity. Il saya:
The general impression let by a study Of
this canvass will be that The liability Of south
ern republicans to yield to corrup. itGucuces
counts COR a good deal more In reckoning the
chances Of the various candidates than is good
FOR the character either Of The convention OF Or
the party"
We sincerely hope Che characters Of the De-
eea'es from West Virginia will not be smifch-
ed by contact with those OF corrupt Influence
in the Chicago convenii)e Ten righteous
men vould have saved Sodom. Ten southern
republicans yielding to corrupt Influences g."
a; Chicago might bring political deso!aton
and death upon West Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

A strong government Is what The
Advocates % Gao, p',olsia-aaI that means
tha, tie sill, Of enc uan shall be toe power Of
re government. u.aie SO BY The subservieacy
Of t1e shole people 90 d Kinglg prefogadge.
The American people are uos ready to sufsen-
der ,te freedom won Tor them by eight yeas
u bloody revolution. The thousands aud
thousands q sturdy men who have founl
isenant on our shores 90 ril themselves %
tyranny o, home. viii %, willingly. We ore
sase. asaio come uolsf tAe dominion Of Kings
aot Princes They will not vote f1r Grant
a MAJ thrust upon them by TIE C.Dklings.
Ceuoroos aod L7gans. This IS government
sa.i NF. Lincoln. of the people, 6y the peo-
Del, Or lbe PEOPLE twill not be soft they
permit Gsa. GRAFT again 80 occupy sho presi-
DENTAL cbais.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

The Biltim9reia, published by Messrs
Cru,chfeld aud Haas, Baltimore, entered upon
upon its niuth volume on Saturday last Us
career has been one fall Of credit to its found
oTs aad proprietors Exceptionally well aud
handsomely printed slways. and full Of insiruc-
tive and entertaining reading, it has deserved
the success which has attended is publication
and the position i, has attained in the ranks oil
journalism aud in the estimation Of the public
We wish i, continued prosperity and useful
aess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

On Saturday last the regents and vice
Regents Of the Ladies Mount Vernon Asso-
citation" decorated The tomb Of Washington
with the choicest flowers in the conservatories
made into wrcaths, crosses and gariauds by
the ladies themselves, aud by them placed on
the tombs Of the honorei dead. \ couespon-
dent OF the Baltimore Slm writing on Monday
says: 10 their nded condition to-day they
sill show Tie refined taste that mingled the
colors Il Washine,on's favori,e flowers. and
the revereut feelings which prompted the task.
Ms Col Lewis W Washington, great-greaI-
niece. placed a cross Ct roses at The head Of her
ulustrious ancestors tomb"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

By the iasa,tof the Whitaker hives
rsa,iou. at has, one appeal to color prejudice
in tle presidential comics, has been removed
The ears Of she people will not be vexel much
by Tie charge that Wb.ttaker's ears where slit
-iuasmucA as De dill is himself.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Grant is now referred to as the M0n
oi ,he Empire" twill be 50 if tie Ameri-
can people 90 not arouse themselves to a sense
% TIE imminent danger to republican ius,itu-
ions that bis caotilacy fo' the third term re-
ally mcaus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Mrs. Sionewall Jackson and daughter
JBlia have consented to unvei the Maryland
Statue aiWincLester On the 5,h, aud will go
TO that city 10 a special car.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Saturday last was observed as Deco
ration Day throughout the Union, and
flowers were strewn upon the graves Of the
Federal soldiers. At Arlington the usual
ceremonies speech-makins, &c, were observed,
aud the dJral tributes were il unusual profu-
sim
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

The Stanton Spectator announces The
death 10 ,ha. city Ga Monday lass. az the resi-
seace q Nfs r. H. Trout. ia the 77th year
sfAls age. Of Jobo c. Bowyer. Esq lie was
la,.vo Il Rockb5dgo csuuiy. vas bred %
Sc law. bu, turned bis attention 70 j9arnel-
ism ana edited a Democratic paper 10 Win
chester and afterwards go Alexandria. Since
tls waF De Aas resided 10 Washipgton City
he vas man q yieo'gus iotelleci and Of q
ecccfJus disposlioo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
sAepherdstown Summary. .

From tbe Rcgister:
Rev. JAS. \. Armstrong was installed
Pastor Of the Presbyterian Caurch on Sunday
last. at this place. The audience was large
aud the services impressive.
The wheat Of Col. Morgan, on the
turnpike near town, is said to be the fines,
field 10 the county.
The Cement Mills below town sent to
Washington this week, about 500 barrels Of
cement.
\ few days ago a little child of Joseph
T. Turner, of Bake'svllc, Washington county.
Nd, formerly Of Tcrrapin Neck, north Of
this town, was so seriously injured by being
let fall while carried by another child that it
died the day after
On Monday last, as Seymour Fisher
was sitting under tree at the meek" near
the canal. above Sharpsbure, large black
snake with a Kissing sound. dropped into his
lap aud quickly wound itself about him. OF
course he was startled; and had to cut the
reptile with his knife ere it would loose its
hold. lie says i. was at least SIX feet in
length aud large il proportion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Washington City has been designated
90 Episcopal Residence BY The General Con-
ference o. ihs ". z. Church lately in session
O., Cincinnati. Bishop Andrews will 90 20
Washington. Baltimore, heretofore the resi-
deoce % q Bishop Of that Church, is left on.
10 tie ,.'l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
saturday, june s, 1880.

At Winchester the Municipal election
was carried by a fusion Of readjusiers aud re-
pub.icaas Several gentlemen, including
Mayor Clark, were supported by oil parties
and elected. some ot the best men of Win
chester were defeated by the fusion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Loudoun county has population of
% 200, aud has 40 empty jiil. The Njrroy
says this speaks well for the morals Of the
county" Il fails to all0dc to the fact, how
ever, that some hanging has recently been
done there, and some transfers have been made
of prisoners to the Peniteutiary. Both meth
DDS have'a very emptifyine If we may coin a
word effect on county jails. So, it nav not
be 50 much a question of morality after ALL
Il is better, sometimes, for the morality Of
community fof tlo county Jail to he porula-
til. However, Loudoun is q subiec. Of eou-
graduation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

The Confederate graves in Edge Hill
Cemetery" and the other burial grounds in
Chares.own were strewn with flowers on So
turlay last--all being done very quietly and
unoStentatiouSly. From , 10 2. NJ. our
business houses suspended operations in honor
Of tic occasion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Col. Fred Grant has been away from
bis command seven out Of ten years, aud las
received about $4,000 extra pay. Part of the
time be has been sightseeing" with his faith
er-his pay going on all the same. Let the
American people elect Gen. Grant for third
term, aud Col Fred will never see his com
mand, Tut be dubbed a prince and have
psiuce'y emolumen,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Stop II ct once. II You see yout rursc
giving the baby either Laudanum, paregpric
OF any soothing remedy containing opiA.es
stop it at once II you want good medicine
for your chiIrcn, get Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup
warranted to contain nothing iniurous, but
safe and efficient tfice % cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

I AN offering full line Of the celebrated Pearl
Shirt, unequaled by any other shirt in exist
cace. Every one warranted in every respect. /
shall also put on sale on Monday next nj CO sup
ply Of new DRESS GOODS, LAWNS, id
GLIDING new Fabrics. Prices the lowest.
May 20, 1850. W. G. CARRELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

a 1lijllcway Taxpayer suggests
Er election, as cmircutly fitted Ter Tie position
so ite cycu, of DE ratification q the Cousu-
tutioua' Amendments which would abolish iAo
County Court, Logan Osburn. Sr.. John d .
Suiier aal IL. D. Davenport, Commissioners
60 Transact thc police ori fiscal affairs Of iie
county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Upon the subject of Capitalization,
which is The main idea OF the radical mana
gers 10 forcing Gran, as a Presidential caudi-
dl,o against the wishes Of so large par, Of
the Republican party, Judge David Davis, Of
IlEoois. 10 his recent letter defining his posi-
ton up 20 esrIiin impor,an, political topics to
which h:s attention has been Invited for re-
spouse. truly says:
1.-THE Constitution dedoes the respective
limits % he federal and state governments IN
der a happy aud harmonious system. wherein
each is iulopeudont 10 its sphere, snd both
operate concurrently 70 protect the integrity
aul stability OF the Uuiou Any encroschment
o. one on the distinctive domain Of the other
necessarily dislocates tho machinery &C the
Constitution aud involves Danger 10 the whole
body polite In fact, every departure from
the grea, charter II liberty and law is attend
Cd wiih peril The demand made by adher-
en,s q one 4 the greA, parties for strong
government means substantially centralized
goycrumcu; destitute # hone rule in the
states and the very reverse Of what Mr.. Lin
coin well described as a government Of She
people by the people and for the people
Carried o. its logical conclusion. such a change
w.ull 6ually overthrow the republic"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

No tidings from the Grafton convcn-
ton, but We are confident such delegates will
be chosen to @ 70 Cincinnati rs will represent
Us oleyerly and ably, and help nominate men
u whom We can accord hearty support-be
it Thurman, Hendricks, Blyard Field, Han
cock, Davis. We have f host Of good men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that. BY mutual con
Y sent. the partnership heretofore subsisiinG
between us, a. AttOrnevs-at-Law, dissolved from
this lst day Of June, 1850; and hereafter each 81
us VIII prnctice the law on his separate account.
business vet undeterm ined will receive che at
,cut,or of each of us, md mag De closed by either
RICHARD Parker,
hkRSHALL MCCORMICK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
~ ST RECEIVED
and Tor sale NJ
LOWEST PRICES

IOMPLETE Iibc % Domestics consis,lnf ~
y Brown and Ble'd Musllns hvequsr,cr, zen.
quarter Shceting, Shifting. Coitunadcs, Tinon
Drills, Beautiful Prints and Drcss GInghsms,
Handsome SiJles CretOD for Curtains and UphOi-
stcry, Novelties IN NuHor.. Corseti, Hosiery
Gl0ycs. Parssols etc, Table and Floor Oil-cloih.
Rag Carpet. Linen Imp Rugs, Crockory ana
Glassware, very Superior CIgsrs ard Tobacco
equal 10 The best, every thing 10 the Grocery De
partmeDt at low figures, Syrups specially. q
bargain In Gfccn Teas. Mcasutcs taken Tor Ars,-
class shirts and FL guaranteed. Gents Gsuze In
der shirts, and tine Tril Cotton Drawers full lipe
Of Collars aud Neck wear Tor Gcnts. largo Stock
Of Straw aud Fur Hate, Chester IIams. Dfioi
beef Meal. Flour, Cheese, Crackers, Pfunos,
Canned Goods. We ask q compariSon % Prices
aud Inspection OF Stock.
May %, lss0. DAVID HOWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Tie Memorial Ceremonies at Shop
Lct,s;5ar 90 Tuesday. ver, fitting tribute
o. tlsAcfae dad buried ,Acrc The turn ou;
of %. was gcrg large. and June roses. az
ttoi5tosi were s.revo in proivsi1n upon tie
rasy mounds IS a,r women. The galuu,
cd. rs. A Mersan-a nan worthy OF tlc
5aua about which clusters revolutionary
uem-r.s-was thc ClicfNArshau CoLJno.
o. A. Nsacrbogs.h was prescott wlih lis COM
uar3 Gom 3l.ranslurc-a s.llierly band. in
lel-arl made tie cliffs rc-ccho with sa!yos
ofafuuery. Addresses we're male by Gen
James Williams q Winchester and IIoa. Alex
T. Btcler-adlrcsscs thai were uoapareil
specimens Of oratary Rev ". O. Esslcs,oo
carc.glel ty an appeal Tor faads necessary 70
li1,a:c ao indebtedness Of tie Memorial As
s.-ataa They buile1 better than they
laen uaeo they selected Brother Egslesi0n
f.r taat imposan, duty ne is irresistible
The Music 90 CSC Harl aui Choir was cxccl-
ieat. and RE pater afterwards. under ihe au-
spices ~ ,'e Ai@-;le proceeds TO De ap-
piled fl the purchase { uarb', tamIslones for
ta. grayesof ,la dead C.aaiora.cs-was s.-
p.rJ-B4ther Zele womb a,osgat il a
d. .q'arc meal Asrelt many sguaultlem-
selves % f.
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