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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-31
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-31

On Thursday. the third day. the weathcrwas again
pleasant being more cloudy tha1l on previous days
And 4 stronger breeze prevailing The ai.ennance
Ming ,sslm aled At 20 persona on the grand stand
ss fhe most brilliant assembly witnessed there for
,nx,ral wears ladies from baltimore, fhlladeiphiA,
Eec, Vs,rk Washington and elsewhere helping "
swell the thToug and adding grace and beauty %
he scene,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04
Military Items.

The old band quai tiers have been removed,
and new and more commodious building is
now in course of erection.
Prof Huebner, leader of the 2lst Infantry
band, is again on duty, after nine weeks
absence enforced by sickness.
It is rumored in Washington that the
companies OF the 4th Artillery now on this
coast will be ordered east this winter.
Gen. Godfrey and Col. Gillespie of the
Engineer Corps, arrive on the Columbia to-
day, on their way to the Cascades locks.
Lieut.. F. II. +. Ebstein was Judge Advo-
cate OF General Court-martial which con-
vened Oct. llth, at David's Island, n. Y.
Harbor.
Lieut.. o. L. Helm, LIST Cavalry, reached
headquarters on Saturday, having come
down to sit on Board of Inquiry on COM
plants.
Mr.. Ed. L. Heriff of Walla Walla, and
his wife, who is a sister to the wife of Cap
tain Evan Miles, have been visiting at the
garrison this week.
Lieut. W. l. Sanborn, 25th Infantry, who
has some acquaintances here, and a son-in-
law Of Mrs. Hakes, is now on recruiting de-
tail in CINCINNATI.
Mr.. Eugene f. Stone, son OF Capt. L. w.
Stone, 2lst Infantry, has entered at Har-
ward University with view of qualifying
for the medical profession.
First Lieut.. f. H. T.. Ebsten, 2lst U. s.
Infantry, has been appointed the Adjutant
OF the General Recruiting Depot at David's
Island, New York Harbor.
Gen. Mcdowell, commander Of the Pacific
Division, made the journey from San Fran
cisco to New York, his legal residence, to
vote for Garfield for President.
Capt. w. +. Drum, % Infantry, and his
family, win arrive at the post tomorrow.
Capt. Drum is returning to his regiment af-
ter two years absence on recruiting service.
Gen. 0. o. Howard, Capt. J. A. Saden,
aide .de-camp, and Col. 4. c. Mason arrived
on Saturday, direct from the new post at
the mouth OF the Spokane river. The new
post is named Camp Spokane. 1t will be
occupied this winter by three companies.
Following are the stations of the officers
from this department on recruiting detail:
Lieut. p s. Bonus. LIST Cavalry, St Louis
Mo-; Capt. A. S. Daggett, 2d Infantry,
Philadelphia. Pa; Lieut. F. II. +. Ebstein,
2lst Infantry, David's Island, N. Y. Har.
Dor.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

OUR SICK REPORT Malaria and
typhoid fever are doing their deadly
work, not only in the city, but through
out the valley. We noticed for years,
that whenever the leaves begin to
drop, some fatal disease makes its APP
pearancc and fills many homes with
anguish and sorrow. just now the
wife of .jost Schuler, l1oratio O'Bricn,
Miss Lena Merchant, Miss Mollie
Smith, Miss lIavina Russell, John,
oldest son of f.. II. Nassau, Fred. J.
Somerindyke and two of John Bryant :
children, also Mr. James Quinn, are
all down, mostly with typhoid fever.
There are twenty-five patients in st.
Mary's Hospital, six of which are af-
flicted with typhoid. But then We
are not the only sufferers. The mall
ady prevails all over the Pacific Coast.
-VdUo Wdlu Waterman.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04
The bonanza Mines.

1t is an open secret that unless new dis
coveres of ore are made in these mines that
their working Will have to be abandoned,
and then the question arises whether more
money has been taken from them than has
been put in. But no such question of COM
parative benefits can arise in connection with
the Oregon Kidney Tea, for every dollar put
into that has produced thousand dollars
worth of good to the victims of backache
and kidney troubles, as their unanimous
testimony will show. Sold in all stores.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04
| ). LAND OFFICE,

|. ;. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver, W. 7, oct %, 1880
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton TO make final proof In support OF his
claim, and secure final entry thereof; said
proof will be made before n c. Comegys.
Probate Judge OF Cowlitz county, at his
Office in Kalama " T., on Saturday, the 1lth
day OF December, 1850:
William A. Bodine, Presumption Declsra-
tory Statement No 1920 for the south west \
OF Sec. Is Town ; north, Range east, ane
names the following a. his witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence and cultivation, viz;
John Ayers of Carrolton I. O-towlitz Co.
and William Monroe. +. Ray and Henry Al
len. all OF Covcman P. O, Cowlitz Co, W. I
lnov5l ". W NEWLlN, Register.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

HARPER's MAGAZINE for November
GLIDING the sXty-frst volume is, probably,
taken as a whole, the most beautiful num-
Der ever issued. IL contains another OF
those illustrated papers by William II. Glib
son, which have been so much and so Justly
praised for the poetic delicacy of their illus
trations. The number opens with bcauti-
full paper on "Saint Cecilia whose history,
real and legendary, is given. NJ. u. Con.
way concludes his Touraine papers with one
on "Rabelais at Home beautifully illus
tratcd. f. Mason contributes another paper
on the ''Old Dutch Masters" One of the
most popular attractions of the number vii
be CASTOR Fay's Saline Types, full of hui
morous stories concerning the "Old salts
of Long Island. with characteristics illustra.
tions by the author and 4. b. Frost "pig
Sticking in India furnishes the text for an
entertaining article by William L. Adm
and good illustration. Abbey contributes
a full-page illustration OF Herrick's poem
Upon Spur" A brief article on 'Porce-
lain Painting makes clear the distinction
between over-glaze and under glaze work.
This number contains "A new poem by AL.
fred rennyson; remarkably beautiful poem
"The Level Land" by Margaret Neley; an
important paper entitled scientific Com
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

pfNnsTRY.-All persons having dental
work viii do well to call ON 4. Dobbns,
who will do you neat job and guarantee
satisfaction Ntros OrYd administered in
extraction when desired, SO that no pain is
realized by the patient. Come at once and
YOU will get work done below Portland
prices. Remember the place-private rooms
up stairs at Mrs. Brant ;, Vancouver.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

FIRE ALARM.-Last evening soon after 6
o'clock the fire bells rang lively alarm,
occasioned by the burning out of chimney
at the residence of Mr.. p. O'Keane. But as
McAndrew and Mcconnell had been there
gines were duly returned to the houses for
roll-call
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-There
will be lecture and prayer service on Thurs
day evening Quarterly meeting services on
Sabbath. Love feast meeting at 10 o'clock !;
preaching at l0:45 A. NJ. and 7P. NJ. by Rev.
A. Atwood, presiding elder. Public in
vited.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04
Clarke County.

Following are the returns received by
messengers which may be changed slightly
by the official figures, which we shall give
next week:
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

A STITCH IN TIME.-The winter season
will soon set in and the danger of fire in
crease. AS precaution against accidents
we would suggest that the fire warden keep
his weather eye open for defective fues, a
duty which he usually performs faithfully
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

School MEETING.-Th annual school
meeting of this district will be held at the
school house on Saturday afternoon, Nov.
9th, to elect directors. The polls will be
open from to p. NJ.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

The train starts down from Walla
Walla to Whitman station, five miles,
simply 10y running down the grade,
but the other day when the rails were
wet the break would not work and at
Whitman the train collided with the
engine tender that was waiting and
smashed the tender and wounded the
engineer, Mr.. Chase, who prevented
more damage by putting on steam to
reverse the engine.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

APPOINTMENTS. -Lewis River circuit APP
pointments for four weeks Rev. J. Finn
pastor, are A. follows:
3P.M ".
Sunday. Nov 7th-Hines' Chapel at II
O'Clock; 3 o'clock p. VI. La Center.
Quarterly meeting on 4th Plain on the
18th and l4th November Preschngat IL
O'Clock by Rev. A. Atwood, Presiding Elder.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04


Herbert Trask.
Information filed for cutting of timber OH
government lands. All these cases are con-
tinued except the L. $. vs.. James Miller
Miller paid $3.50 penalty and costs.
+. NJ. Arnold and j. S. Keller VS.. W. G.
Wier and c. Randall; attachment. Dis
missed at plaintiffs cost
James Bybec VS.. Jacob Duback action
for damages. Dismissed rs per stipulation.
Jacob Duback VS.. Jsa Bybee; appeal from
Justice Court. Dismissed as per stipulation.
81 Whittier ct al. VS.. VIM. }. Drew. Dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
VIM. w. Wande VS.. Henrietta Wandle;
action for divorce. Divorce granted.
Andrew Linton VS.. Dawson & Dent; fore
closure Of mechanics lien. Default-dccree
ordered.
VIM. Grant VS.. Michael Grappcr and
Henry Rice; action for damages. Continued.
James Hartncy VS.. Jas. 7. Wood and
Mary +. Wood; foreclosure Of mortgage.
Judgment, and order of sale.
Miller h Gather VS. Erastus Bennct; ac-
ton on note. Continued.
Patrick Cracker, appellee, vs.. VIM. Ste
vens 4 Co.. appellants; appeal. Appeal
dismissed.
Owen Mulligan VS.. w. S. Douthit; action
for damages. Settled
VIM. II. Dillon VS.. Joseph Burkes appeal
from Justice Court Appeal dismissed.
Alfred Thornton VS.. A. McAndrews and
A. j. Laws, action ON note. Judgment for
plaintiff
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

In Vancouver precinct for Justice 5. ID.
Maxon erceived 1874 votes, John Denny 2lS,
G. T. Mcconnell l60, VIM. Ranck l43.
For Constable, J. b. Smith 2O2, Jos. Nc
Allster lS4, Ed. Dupuis 81.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

The jures were dismissed last week, on
Wednesday evening, and on Thursday the
Court was adjourned to Friday, Nov. 9Th,
when it will again open for the disposal of
cases tried without jury. The following
cases have been disposed of;
The United States vs. Thomas Johnson
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

FINE PoTAToEs.-W. p. Pelton has
brought us four Peerless potatoes weighing
5 pounds, one of which weighs nearly four
pounds. They were grown by his boys.
II. Mckee, who lives on Salmon creek near
Vancouver lake, left with us hill of Gar
net Chill potatoes raised on fir land, the
best specimens of this variety We have seen
this year.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

mon School Education" by Charles Francis
Adams, Jr.; an interesting contribution
from Titus Munson Coan, entitled "Secur-
Ing Il Competence humorous southern
story, REV. Mr.. BANDS Wrestle with the
Chester White Hog. by VIII Wallace uar-
ncy; and spirited poem by Paul II. Hayne,
apropos OF the Centennial celebration of the
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04
MARRIED.

At the house ef the brides parents, Van
couycr Nov. Sd, by Rev. John Finn, Mr.. Alex.
andcr Howard and Miss Rhoda f. Jones.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04
DIED

On 4th Plain, Oct. 80 lSS0, Luclla, daughter
Of Abram and Loretta Ceilings, aged years,
- days.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04
THE,

Ncatcst, incest, nobbiest, cleancst, coolest,
cosiest, best lit, highest ceiling, largest sky
light-in fact the Bon Ton place,
THE IDENTICAL"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

| The Vancouver Touring mill runs night
and day, in order to keep up with the Gus.
tom work and the contract grinding.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

Persons wishing to buy farm will please
call ON the editor Of this paper, who knows
Of several good ones for sale on reasonable
terms. Il
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

DEATH OF Mrs. ROBERTS. Mrs Rose
Birnie, wife of George B. Roberts, Probate
Judge of Wahkiakum county, died at Cath
lamet, w. T., Oct. 26. Mrs. Roberts was
native of Scotland, but for % years her
home has been on this coast She was
sister of James Brney, Esq, who at an early
day was connected with the Hudson Bay
Company, and is still remembered by many
of our citizens.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

A comparison Of the line Of figures above
with this sentence will explain it.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-11-04

| John W. Ffesby,
The United States VS.. o. 2. Schurtz,
| Herbert Trask
, 1880-02-12
sII1.l:I' AND WOOL.

Spfttat ptfrHtfh to Tha Chttd9o Ir1b1ne.
LANslN0. MIctl.. Feb, 11.-1'tc spe.,ftd nnnual
meeting of tlp Sheep. l3rcttcrs uni W,o'-
tlnwtrs' Association of Michigan, mot lnst even.
Ing II. tho Pioneer ra'nla The address, nf rrtst
dent Hall wAs Interesting. as lt1so was Inlrr l,y
Mr. Handy OIL the trrat.ilent If breeding ewes.
The r.pult nf tho Committee nnpuintcd ut ffc
lust 1trt.tlnB t,1t Recommendations Us tnA kH-
tiOt,na ur Michigan llaXt..nr Wis t!ken iii. Mr..
Mllur, Of MArshhl!, nnlt Mr., u. u. Taw,su.ld, nr
lI1t,Ivlu, n, T.. 1std tn b. Tho urxest AMI nMfst
successful +r4'wtr nj tihc-w0ni Hhcep II, tho
sttIntry. were pr.'snt al presented Interesting
fatty During tho foreman, tt,-t1hy Mr.. Hnr1iNk
nr lAlwal1. tliItl plpur mi ihu trUiltlen Of long
w1Alla. Mr. Edwards, af Mtiltilli. entertained
the llnntsnR with II description nj khHet,. culture
condition Of soil. clna'a rtt:. nf that Tarriiorys
Mr.. u. +. tlHW,y NrBt!t4, ln fnvGr Of II NntfUnAl
Nr4lEtrr ll1ltl breeding no wla,la,
prt,4tu,t, .I.srph .jcs<l.E WMml. .,r lnli; ylct-
President, 4. +. NMHt, TT Mnaun; EttrtsAry, W. j.
q. lhan,. az llh,nyer; Trcaaurir, II. +. Dewey,
nf tllalua 1llAnp ........ -.
Tho nrtnrI,n,n session was given l,p nntirGy Il,
Tho question IN IL Whnthor tho washing Of etleep
w.la lN,le.suIul Or pr1ttabtt The question wits
nrgresl pr, nili eU hut Il WIS tinuiiy the slrly
MliuIIs,,a,R vrslltt nf thu Convention tha II was
II birt,nr,nls 1,i1ieliGt atssf hklnR into Ntput1Ht
tbs faint results tn tlu sheep, It WIS unprutlt-
nl,lC u!l1 Useless.
, 1880-02-12

best 10 Invest hlA cnst ~ produce tho Ercntcat
returns. md ho rarcly tnkSs r. fulstMkn N tsnl-
uri.snntl a. q. t'uehranc. II Allegheny: who
ularr|el Tho ti4..Rhtcr nf Mr, Andrews. of Pitts
tnIrx.. t;uis' ln1siscss pnrtI|nr tn"hrlnc ts.n
nnt,rtl ahrrwtlll,ss, mid frum his iuu,linr-
lty with Congress bnsinch II excellrntly
,Sv's,ifeI v o1se.,,o rs ehcts .micss
Levi r. htatrh. ri Pennsylvania. WIN Is mi
known M yet to tho. general pIhc, as In
the etrpl"y q Ends. IYci,atS y, ar'i Ma!rt were
anil thnr Intimacy IL ,ttllr0kun Ailutller ytnnK
man, WIN wps until Mst, spring f:ais' rfI.alS
t.arotary nj, Is nov a',id +. bv m er'i,ae1!tiu
xs, rs. % nsS1 @ = ii FFGs Esnsns ss'f 7 c"s r
chairman of tho l!'nise Committee ~ t:ntn.
rs Sn ,hat pc csmtten. a @ a S thc i'r er ~ s onsa
rontrlb.ltrtl !nrgcly 70 ~ pntsosn; w. EonSMGr M
!s ski.pvn Il: thg grcut ol,leet0r lle Is mentally
fias1erpct lnlt he Is familiar with tho r,irs Of
tho IlnitAr aHd eaii TctHrti my MEASURE he
N tn uppse. Mr. CnIyer Ia. perhaps, Tho t!l0st
yninal'l, friend Capt- Ea''s could have obtained
1'hS i,Ht stcp Eads undertook upon his nrriyut
In Washington wAR 10 anEnrn cooperative nctfon
AlWtn tho tWn tloi'sss IT, npsn ~ In hil y ul.r
itltuli he ntOrtsl to aueurn the appointment If
special rthntnittre III the B,lata tt' curry fnr-
wr ~ h9 nv w9tS s'soo on Ttr W ~
With tho Importance ut securing tho c1tstrlG-
tIoh IT sii!r-sn.,al ,tsu!or Anl.rcun nsIspIees,
IIsrsa 'nt sprsl sn1s sh9 ns TO S
lion which caused tha s1iahblo In the cnuc'ta
yGsttrtlny.
EutlA Will hnyu received hls 1irst ttcfrnt. Hllch
nutuD will ba regarded ns MI eridcnec that tho
scnn'e tnes mi j'rt'pnse TO at,t airtiMttyrIy
upn1l my l,1',hlsAl III lend GoveriInent ald to u
NrlFntD enterprise,
, 1880-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
JIOOLEI'iS,

With htR husky And brnkGn voice. hts Rapul-
chral tones, his glaring cyebas, bis silent gray
ity, hls nelMlranintic attitudes, hts ank black
hRr, hin melancholy coun.cnatlce, bis staRey
wnlk, and hia acct1y garments, Fazafflm"nl,
"The Crushed TragctllRn." renppearpd ut
lItMiry'a lust night, and, ns formerly, his per-
sunntlon tIrklet tho fahcy Of hfs a,ilic1lre and
provoked fnuc,a IunRhtcr. Frt,m what we hnve
seul, uf this actor d'lring the preaent engage
,ncnt the plny-gong public need not npprehrnt
thlt tho reerslt iliuGss-that Which prevented
tho ful,illnlct,t OF hts American engagement aAt
sens0n-hMs impaired the nctur's consc vitality
nhu whit. Mr. Bothorn Ii aE drolt ns evor; hts
stuye pictures arc presented with TINT con-
plcteness, tilut perfection Of detail, with that
enrnestucss, thAt ensc Of nsnnMers, that
slnct.totls speech, nnd with that delicious
truIIcry which hRve tnate the actor
u fRvnrit With the public for 10 many years.
1.-THE Crushed Tra8odun," \ play made toIor-
uby familiar to us by Mr.. Sothorn, ia by Henry
j. byron. 1t In a r1lthor-lonE- dr1wtl'out farce
IN ave nets, and Il fnnkrs us acquainted With the
lives, public and private, Of actors, actresses,
tiramntists, managers. Atd a lot of Other prnpc
directly Or Indirectly connected with tho thu
u.ricnI profession. FRzdttamnht tho cciItrNt iig
ire, IL nn exaggerated pnrinlt nf u disappointed
trnge,llan, wiz, Ia Imbl,cd with tho very cutnn,nn
notion n,llprg fourth-r1lte nctnrs TINT there ~
conspiracy nr float tO chain him tn tho lower
attp on tint latder nf fame which NIL ycnrn to
c!tnlb. In tho curly aeolics, i, dress, nn,lllcr
who Ii rorecd to study. III he tells us,
nineteen or twunty ,par,s Il week. and
,sn , s ~ q G ,,s, |S, qnds" y spay tns e% sn
il fnr,r. llr lived bef6rn tho Htarrlug systen.
lrcurs,u VI, universal! However, tho ni,tflnr aF
o ress ,ld nf tie ss,n m tal!S % sowf @ x f f.
sfnka his h"pr4 Of tr1Ec H[tiry, und !!l tr' be-
s,l,es Cha!slnl, q L,,,tion ti,lsc.inl! ant. y
, 1880-02-12

nP2tEd9 11HpdlEh 70 7Hs Chltd10 IF7bIHF+
lsptAEAr0lty, Feb lt.-suit Win begun to-dny
N the United States Court by tho Trustees 1t
The Hnpgani Flow Company, Into Of Missouri, and
!ne sa1ne Gn1npany, HOW OF llllNuia, ngnInAt
ho'uco L. Hewitt un.i l.. Numsey l. Gu, tho lut-
fof Vt. I4lis. Tho complaint nHks ttlut Il cor
an !aan Halent IN M lhpryr Anlky-plnw tsstltd to
Namssy G1. 10 n'iiul,ucI lha pIs,nctty Of tic
Ionlpinitsahta. II alleges tlat tl10 pntont VIVA
tfs.'cl t' ott plum perfected who Hewitt was i
usigiXs th them. Hewitt IN INV foreman Ut thu
tt1ase works lii North indianapolis.
, 1880-02-12

at tho close NJ tho l,t7lyer- meeting ut the Scc
ond llupIst Church lust evening. tho cotlgrcg1t-
tloI, for nnut a00 0f thetMI remained IN thoir
sruts for tho purpose of taking actian I'll tue
resignation Uf tho pastor. tho How join Pc1dlc.
L. Nelson nlaku occupied tho chair.
Tho clerk, Mr. swift, read tho following lot
tor:
"CitcAtst,, Feb. II, 1se0-Tn The Stcnnl iiarttSt
Church. tdtietp!..-l,EAt; l!MET,nES: Fron .t,. as
i, tI, urs,yilctinI "Reminiscences ii whct, i
ptncrd, aud lm'ktug ut tho roiatH,s wo geAr to
ihu cl.l,so Ut Christ IN tho best light. which llus
tMr "arr' Fly to y"',r @ ui,s the Isteral can, II
MA pysr !at i II II Fsrst x,s 5 ETess S Il ss, S ,so
9s'ssr " every xny IT. tns,easnx INK, as'nan.ls ..
s9y .r !s Ss s.s! ss rsss a ~ sns III" u % ~:
luz sp1rll sl,t,wn IN overwhelming lts .luny tmpfr-
fccttons ynu WILL nver hnvu ny heartfelt K1!t'.
tute when tmr rel.llolis ~ inlstnr a!d le1plb
shail e.asr 1t Ttt'. IT, t. '+H,u ns It ,,,sIy. w"ud
tsa, H. ty bt clss s wilt IL tue ~ rosat Nskss
III 70 forih i. do tha Mnstrr's viii a,id work in
anothor t'r' r''aa'' yours ~ ,cns oh:St t;xp,,r"
Dcnoon Il.mrl thon a.r,so as,'l r,atlo i fuw ro-
n,Arks, expressing tha hnlm t!'at the rcsRnatlnn
tic ins,or.te; iiia princlpll FtaS',a fnr lpaylIs
!
hnwovur lid i!nt think lat was i H,ltivnt u,le.
lf l1r. Fetdtv hAd n,aIe kn.lxn his wtsnGs s1Ich
alterations wUulh hAse lnrn 1nMla tn tho
pInt,jt-tho Ind ventilation nj the praytr-nleet-
lux r.s,n. III should b4 sta.a. phrethotacally
tlll4 these who h4vs lt%H wnfahtptug III tile
asr!eoca MG' s1a sSp sny ilosSts fru Gl he sos
4 motion to accept ths resignation, to take
effect Ut tho ti1no rtaluestesi. WAS unanimously
tic questions Ut supply aud IL NOW pastor woro
referred to thu Trustees aIld I1uac<s1ls, With
'S Tarae o. oriiesrs mt after the Society adjourned.
hui ltd nothing except tAlx.
lh0 rcsls.,utlon Ut l'r. ptaidlo hRe uccasonos!
IL gAxl du!ll nf Ilx4tiHstIA 4tIluI1X tho DAunhe!A
Ut Inc church. M t.iiu u Me u ilct'ont fur It.
iii seeming tn irlics1 thn1 there 10 another
rcse thu! tt E's UT Y 70 what Il y tnIy ~
First Church of New fnrk ut n s4lury RI 81. o0l-
tbO k,tt,,n hu received htrc,-u church which
y .as q 5,ss ;n;,sg sk ~. wsh ill., ss
dpbt. while taat Ut 1he lattes$1s hut ahout hAlf
tint stltn.
THE STATIONS OF THE CROSS.
Tho Lcn,pu scrs.l was aOlt1nnly AlullEursltctl
last q, ent,Ix ut tit. Antonlus Church, corner bf
llunoycr nlld AIc{jreKpr streets, BY tho peculiar
suryIee known rs "I'hp Devotion of thu stationA
of tho Cr,ss" This serslce tona1stH iA tho
bjusslux Ut fourteen pIcturcs-pjl pn!Ntln4s-
/ representing thu lourteun prlhrIpal moments of
tho sutfrrlnxs anl Jasslon Of Christ on Good
Friday, Tho corenlnny IL rc1tterea add!slonahy
impressiyu whpH, In u new ebufen !ske st. Asl'
.nrtus, shoso paintings are hung ana blessed VI
aro u.,iinworud by tho Pope 7, eFest UNI blew
fhess stations. Father A4Enstii,S, nf IT. Puter,s
ss.t " yx r. sS; bes rs'Sf y eiss u pes
e eS'aSS oSpsrystan W. s whsa ci thv largo ellce,