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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-04

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minusrs walk frum
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-04
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-04

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Daily Republican., 1880-11-22
CATARRH

wei De Meyers Catavrh Cure
An absolute, aud We believe, only cure, Tor
this terrible di sease. Gases which have re-
sisted ether 70 medies for tlVe and twenty
years, have yielded to this treatment in i
few wcsks. Mr.. GoOld L.. Brush, S7s Bread
way. writes: my Catarrh was SO bad for
ten years that could hardly taste or smell,
Wei De Meyers wonderful remedy has curei
mo-" Samuel Benedict, Jr, IeWeilsr oO7
Broadway, n. Y, says: zone package
only, permanently cured q member OF my
family OF long seated Catarrh." lit Is worth
een times It's cost Rev. Chas, J.
was 10 offensive that became An object OF
l0athing and disgust, and for years could
not breathe through my noGtrils. Thanks 10
DE. Wei DC Meyer am q well man sgain:"
ID. q. hckelyey, q State St, N. Y. Mrs.
Emma @. Howes, - W. Wash iugton Square,
N. Y, writes: al employed doctors and
ssed remedies without benefit fer thirty
years; less than two packages OF your com.
pound perfectly cured me-" ut restored me
to my ministerial labors," says ReY. George
II. Refs, Cobblesklll, N. Y. "Whea l com.
nenced to use Wei DE Meyers Oatsrrh Cure
l was too deaf TO hear the church bells ring.
can now hoar ordinary conversation" -
Chas Stanhope, Il John ST., Newport, X. |.
Sc., kc. Thousands oil similar statements
prove that DIR. Wei DO Meyers treat.
ment Is a positive cure Tor Snufles, Los
)f Voice, Influenza, FOut Breath ami BrOn.
'hitis, and that II Is q Constitutional kem
'dy which ertCrminAtes Catarrhal pOi
) On from tho system. The Cure "a sold by
druggists. and deliVered by ID. w.
beWey d Co 48 DeY ~, N. r.. OF
$50, Treatise mailed free. Illa3t.eed |
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22

Brandyvins Baptist Church Chadd's
Ford, Pa, have resolved to spend
Thanksgiving day, in waiting upon the
Lord, asking his blessing upon the
sAurch, and that the Holy spirit may
scnvince sinners Of the efrsr OF their
way, and lead them to accept Christ, as
their Saviour, and that many who are
haltiAg between TIVE opinions, may be
wholly persuaded tina. jehovah is the
Lord.
The meetings will be In charge OF
the Pastor Rev. J. W. Sullivan. The
singing will be under the direction
Of Howard W. Pyle, OF Wilmington,
Del. At 1880 q. IN. the Rev. VIM. W.
Dslbsy Of PhiladelphiA, Pa, will preach
to Christians.
Al 2.S0 p. N. there will be 4 praise,
prayer and promise meeting, and all
who love to work for the Master will
have an opportunity to take part as
the meeting will be open to all "as
where the spirit OF the Lord is, there Is
Liberty.
10 the evening there will be regular
revival services, and Rev. j. l.. EAtlin
of Wilmington, Delaware, will preach
sermon to the unsaved. Everybody 10
invited TO spszd the day in the servi.
oes Of the Lord, and no doubt but that
all who attend will be repaid ten fold,
as this will be grand day at Brandy.
wine Church.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22

DASH ELL.-ln this city, on 10th inst. d
H.sP. Dashiell in the 4lst year Of his age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral on
Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. To proceed t
old Swedes church.
BESTE.-On ihs Goth last, Elizabeth. wife
OF Bernard BeSte, in tho 10Th year OF hel
age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her husbald, 7O2 West Eighth street
Oh Tuesday morning ats O'Clock.
CONAWAY.-On the 2lst instant, Maggie
L. youngest daugter OF Nm. q. and Lydia
A. Conway, aged 4years, months and Il
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family aye
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the reldenc9 Of her parents, 62S East
Sixth street, on Tuesday, Nov 23d, 81 40 p.
M, to proceed to Wilmington and Brandy.
wine Gem etery.
JONES.--On the 10Th inst in this city, Rich.
ard X. Jones' IN the 10Th year OF his axe.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the 'uheral from
his late residence RIO. IL ShipIey St, on
Tuesday the 23d inst, Vt O'Clock, without iur
ther notice. lnterment al Wilmington and
Brandywlne Cemetery.
WASHINGTON On Friday night, Nov.
10th, 1880, Jsbn n. Washington in his eiGh-
ty-seyenth year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
ted TO attend his funeral from the residence
of Mr.. Joseph Klliiam, southwest corner OF
Front and King streets, en- Monday after.
noon at 3 o'clock. lnterment in the VIII.
mington and Brandywine Cemetery.
PErITDEMANGE.-O Sunday morning
2lst inst, at o'clock, al her residence Ia
Christlana hundred, Julia A. Petitde-
mango, in her SO year.
Funeral will 'gke place from the residence
OF her son.irlaw Henry White, in Christi
ana hundred, on the Lancaster Pike, We'd
nesday, November 2Eth, at IL O'Clock, an +.
Friends and Relatives respectfully Invited to
attend.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22
OEGLSTER'S ORDER.

NI-NI n LIZ y Y : lVI.s
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Nov. 3,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Nov. 3, 1851.
fTu~l the application Of Joshua Conner
Exe.utor Of James Comet late Of
Wilmington Hundred in said county
deceased. T. q ordered and directed
by the Register hat the Executor aiore.
said give notice OF granting Of letters o.
Testamentarv upon the estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date OF gi.>Ltlug thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted Wlthls
forty days from the date OF sucA letters IN sz
OF the most public places Of the cOuTiy Of New
Castle, requiring all pers0Is having Nemnndt
against the estate to prsfent the sGtne, OF
abide by an Act OF Assembly in such case
made and provided: and also cause the same
10 be inserted within the same period IL the
DAILY REPUBLICAN,, a newspaper pUE
lisned in Wilmington, and to DC eopi',. iuod
therein three weeas, (e 0-d,
49, tiFen under the hand and Seal
LIS. Of office Of the Register aforesaid at
- New Cas!le. IN New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day .nd year above written.
5. &. BlGGS, Register.
=. NoTIcE.-A'4 peTsons having claims against
the estate o. the deceased must preseEt the
same Gay attested 10 the Executor on or
h'-0Te Nav. 9, 1881, or abide the Act o.
Assembly IN sucE case made and preViced.
JOSHUA CONNER. Executor.
Address Wilmington, Del. lo
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22
Deaths for one Week.

TIE number Of deaths for set week
IVES ffteen, being five deaths less than
the number for the CORES pond ing week
Of last year.
GAUGES OF death :Appoplexy, 3 con-
sumption, 8 ; irnpotorate snus-rectum,
l ; csrebal paralysis, msrasmns, 2;
Aembraneous Group, 2; old age, 2 ;
pneumonia, l.
Deaths by Wards : First Ward, 3 ;
Second, 2; Third, Fourth l Fifth
l ; Sixth 2; Seventh, 0; Eighth, 3 ;
Ninth, l Tenth, /.
Nationality, color, and sex Native
born, Is white, IL black, 3 male,
5 female, Z.
Ages Of the dead under one year
5; from one to five year5, 2; from TWEEN
~ to thirty years, | from fsrty to
fifty years, ! from sixty to seventy
years, l. from seventy to eighty years,
4 from eighty to ninety years, /.
Coroner's cases, 2 brought here for
interment, a sent away for the same
purpose, A.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22

The formation Of Typographical
Union, No. 1913, was completed on Sat.
urday evening by the election Of the
following officers:
President-EIlis A. Cloud, of the
Sunday Mirror.
Fist President--George II. Tay
Tor, Of Every Evening.
Second Vice Prssident-Benjamin 4.
Rowson, Morning News.
Recording Secretsry-J. S. K. Doherty
Morning News.
Corresponding seeretary-John F.
Duffy, Every Evening.
Finaucisl secretary-John F. O'Don-
nell, Morning News.
Treasurer-A. H. Paos, Morning
News.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S. SHE Ids,
Morning News.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22
Coronsr's IpqueS''

Coroner Weldiu, aoeompSn it,I
Ogle, proceeded to thoscsn9 " !
accident of Saturday evening, ~
this city at nine O'Clock tl'' y" =,
in order to hold sn inqusss;,s u i,
body of Mrs. Thompson. IHo Ii
sisted Of Henry Swsyns,, II
Moualey, Albsn Cakes, Davl"Tgl q,
Joshua K. Foster and Gsofsg VI,
After hearing various VINE h.
testified that the engineer Nv
the usual alarm, the jury ,ns
verdict that the deceased VI ,t.l
death by being accideDs,.yy ,. II, i
the evening train on the W. III
road, on Saturday last Snr
ted the Engineer and C0mp'H
ceRsure.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22
REGIsTER's ORDERS.
ID EGIsTER'S oRDEK.
REGIsTER's OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, NV =. 1880.
Upon the application OF Thomas Perkins
Administrator Of John Perkins. late
OF BrandywiRe Hundred, In said couR.
ty, deceased, It is ordered and direo.
ted by the Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice OF granting OF
Letters OF Administration upon the estate
Of the deceased, with the date OF granting
Thereof, by causing adyertisenentst to no posted
within forty days troR the date Of such Let.
tiers In six Of the most public places OF the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate 10 present
the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly In
such case made and provided and also cause
the came % Re instr1ed within the same pc
Rod IN the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN. a news
paper published In Wilmington, and to DO
continued therein three weeks (e-od)
~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
I L. s. ; etfico Of the Register Aforesaid at New
~ Castle. In New Castle county aiCro.
said, the day and year above written.
:. g. EIGGS, Register.
NorICR-All per.Ons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administrator on
or before Nov. Stb, 1881, or abide the Act O.
Assembly in such case made and provided,
THOMAS PERKINS, Administrator
Address :-WilmingtOn De-. lis
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22
THIRD EDITION
AMUsEMEHT rs.


EnEsg ements at the opera House
for Two or Three weeks.
Tonight Rice's Bijou Opera company
will appear at the Opera House in the
comic okera. The Spectre knight"
and "Charity Begins at home" The
Boston Globe says:
"The Spectre Knight" and "Charity
Begins at home" may best be described
as musical farces, and in their presen-
tation vocal and dramatic abilities Of q
high order are called for. The company
from the Bijou Opera House Is we'll
suited to the work assigned them, and
there is really little to better in their
performance Of these two original clean
and "cute" specimens Of melodious
nonsense. Half the fun Of tie perform
ancs depends upon the surprises Incl.
dental to the amusing situations, and
indeed any detailed plot OF these de.
lightful bits Of inspiration in the
amusement line would be but dull read
ing. The music is IS bright and taking
as could be desired, one bit Of melody
following another SO rapidly that each
moment is enjoy able, and every num-
Der shows the hand of q master &c.
MUS.
The engagements which will be filed
at an early date are as follows
November 25-Annis PiAley's as
Mliss."
November 27-Dr. Clyde.
November 29-Havsrly's Georgia
MipstrCls.
December 3-The Sternberg Wilhelmj
Concert.
December 4-FTank ChAnfrau in Kit.
tie Arkansas Traveller.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22
SUDDEN DEAIH,

Elizabeth q. FIELDS, wife II
william Fields. Dies Very 81
denly.
Elizabeth C. Flelds, wife cd, \
liam Fields, died suddenly btgseu
and o'clock Sunday mU'gEg
Fields had besn complaining ion
asthmatic affection for some @g'Vd
past but not TO such an ey.sr. a
create any serious appre henson Of
rious results.
On Saturday evening she THiH
usual health but through q iHI
fatigue she Icclined resting oIo
sofa in the dining loom. /. N
her husband having soue aa,iIe
transact next door advised biz n
retire which advice she CouI 20
About 8 O'Clock the Doctor a.,- I'd
at which time his wife ts.irl
fully.
Shortly after IL O'Clock, he Ws3s
ened by his wife calling him ada
same time she called for her -s1S
Hetty, to tring her a coupe 0,
and some tinoture, which she Lad
in the habit Of taking when .ae VI
tackled with such spells. The a
ter got the pills and she took
but grew too weak to take tie 'IE1
Her breathing became very ht'}I
she tried to tell her huobaEi
thing, but all that could be he.i
the whisper Of the words "sTt "
and expired.
She expired from congestion
heart and lungs. This sudd7nSI
has overwhelmed the doctor, v
now in the 18th year OF his s%
the most poignant grief IAV
been married IS years and ta'N
were pleasant and happy. Ms
maiden name WAS Elizabeth {;
and she was born in PenF'
She started in her religious I've
young by uniting with the Pfe;Oi,
church but falling in love wiz
dist class meetings she joiner
church in which she has been -
nast manbsr sinee her narTia5''
religious experience OF Mrs r..
not theoretical or visionary, wv
and her walk and conversation "
her profession Of chrlstlSnil!I
The deceased was in the IVi5l
her age and leaves q husband,
and five daughters. The son y
ticing physician and justice
Peace In South hester, PenH'yT
q daughter lives In California y
len, another daughter, lives II
dence, Rhode Islsnd; s'sPlcsi,
err lives in Philadelphis. oAe .,
ried to Enoch Moore, Jr,, Of u,
and Hetty the youngest is S1lo y"
her father. The fuItrSl ""
place on Wednesday attefApoIi
o'clock. Interment in WiII'uO
Brandywins cemetry.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22
FIFTH EDITION
THE SUPERIOR CoUs~

Opening Te.dsy-Goins ov., :,
Trial List-sheriE Clark. p..
msn-Sew Limbs sr the Law,
Specially Reported for the REprH,c,
New CASTLE, Nov. 22.-Ths sr,..
Court commenced its session ~ p', 1
November term at II o'clock tb,s =,
ing. fhe attendance was Ia,os
The commission Of Geo A NJ
Parliamentary, was read and apnro.j
The trial list was taken IN r snS
following cases were anponnoaS
trial at this term
Warren P. Kennedy VS.. Willie
Woodrow I; Charles ssiler v. WM,
Butler Stephen S. South ard s "%
&C., vs. George Thorn and
and terre tenants +; The Delaw.,o a,
Fire and Marine Insurance Co
William T. Croasdals The DeIs,
State Fire and Marine INSURANCE \
vs.. The Every Evening Publishipv
Francis K. Meacham vs.. Gaylord MI
ANS Administrator Michael Hal.
vs.. Patrick Hollands Adminstr,t,,
Judgment was given in the IAN
ing cases:
d. Cummings vs. p D LongI,,i
George W 0rtlip VS. C C Hood Pr
Pennington; Samuel Burchgrt Va VI
Cloud; Thomas 4 Burns va Ch,,
Green; c W We!din VS. Joseph Man,
&c Hagsrstown Mfg Co Va A ? Cam.
Aultman Co VS. BrOxson; Grav i
vs, JOS Boss; Worthington & Soma "
Grsmlich, Joseph II Brintoa vs. PG,,
Itch; Sarah J McCarty vs. Tlop,1
Hanna, constable
The following cases were sp7o,r
as either discontinued or SETTLED ,
N. Nichols VS.. The 2. W. &BR
Co.. discontinued; J. 3. Newman
Philip Mcdowell, discontinued: "
Croasds We. VIM. Bright, J. R.nrJ
st al discontinued, J. II. Bri.tou v,
". Williams, discontinued J. H BID
". s Boldly, discontinued Ns,pll
rhackery VS.. Il. Leb L Co., dh,5p
led f.; Joseph Monslsy VS.. Thcma,
settled ; Eagle & Bro, "a.
b. Sparks. discontinued ; H. U,p
rustee, &c., vs.. R. N. B,d
.dm'r, &C., discontinued; John G. h
or vs.. VIM. Cloud, discontinued.
TIE cases OF John Thornton =, NJ
in Alsburg and J. NJ. Howyn 4 Co
anne vera continued because led
mt was in bankruptcy.
In the appeal case OF Sarah A All
y vs. John Atherly, judgurl.
iven for defendant bclos.
The other cases were either al.l
d, or referred to Counsel !.f ID
nent.
Sheriff Clark then entered ir~b
Or the performance OF his cal.l
leg. His bondsmen ATE W. a4 (.
old, W. D. Clark, George v. Id
on and James II. Clsrk.
On the rapport OF tde o3au.aaV
ommittee William T. Lyman and \
am s. Black were ADMITTED iggMI
the bar.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22

NOME ON, LADIES, TO GRANGER
" Store, 1903 East Sixth street. We bXy
for cash and give you the benent; II will pay
you to buy your goods from us ; you will soon
save the price Of house, We have the whitest
sugar and the best tea aud cctiee in the city
lor the price our &c. -four is good and our
&c. flour is excellent, out cur Diamond Lust,
at &c. \ , makes all the women sing It is so
good our Patent -Four, at ". is as good as
you are paying IS 10 for; our $3.50 Sour Is tine.
and psoLle como from all parts 10y our IS 81 T..
try II. We have 800 rs. Of rir ged evapOTated
apples, PUT up expressly iCr Granger Stores,
at DC. h. great bargains VIC have ordered
our miLCe meat extra i0T Thanksgiving, 3 rs
Tor CSC. Rs. apple butter CSC. 2 bs. best
prunga. &c. sold everywhere for &c. our
SeliTaising bucANheat is Jolly excellent but.
ter, 25c. T.. b bars Of bSTax gOop Tor &c. soap
at 2, 3, 4, s and 8 cents. Come on, ladies'. we
give you the worth Of your money, ct lO3 East
sixth street. llle-6t1 T. III. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22
Not 4. kent& Co.

A small local in Saturdays RErrBLr.
CAN stated that L. c. Kent & Co., had
purchased the Black Horse hotel and
yard and that new lumber yard ia to
be started at that place. This is only
half correct. Ii was B. L. Kent who
purchased the Black Horse tavern. L.
c. Kent continues on in the lumber
business at the old stand Fourth AID
streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22
Election NetuFna,

The official returns of The vote of Iii
uois give Cullom, Rep, for Governor,
3l4,JGj; Trurahull, Dem, 277,532
Streeter. Greenbsck, %, sos; Cul!cm's
plurality. 81, 033; majority, S,l35.
Official returns from all the counties
in Wisconsin give Garfield IA, 1896
votes Hancock, ia, 653; Weaver,
1882 Dow, Prohibitionist, 81; Phelps,
Anti Masonic, 81 Garfeld's plurality
over Hancock, 29,743 majority over
all, q, SOB.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22
Tho Nj. Pefers Horror

TIE Loiies of unidentified patients
Of the burned insane asylumat st. Pet.
ers, Mimi, were buried on Friday.
The names of 10 missing are given, who
are supposed to have p.riahed in the
building; if the list, and the supposi'
ton is correct. the total number OF vic,
tins ia 81. 1t is still possible that few
of the missing patients may be found
somewhere about the county.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22
Kicked 10 Death.

Henry Van Asbsrn kicked bis wife
to death in drunken quarrel, in New
York, early yesterday morning. The
murderer, who is a railroad employee,
80 years Of age, Las heretofore borne a
good character, but did not live happily
with bis vile. They had three child
zen, and the unfortunate woman was
in expectation Of fourth. Their eight
year-old boy Witnessed the crime. Van
Asbern was arrested and confessed his
pnilt.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22
tan Get IEIs Hat.

Some eight or ten young men littls
tep leavy rom too frequent potationF
from q lager cask or from looking too
steadily through a glass at tbs moon,
90. into big fight at Sixth ard King
etrests, on Saturday night, and msplsd
each other around for some time. When
the crowd separated, gentleman came
along and picked up a hat that had
been eft behind which car be found
by calling at 429 East Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22
FOURTH EDITION.
TWO nERMOns.
NOW 20 sueeeed in Business Tn
work OF she Sunday School,

work ofshe suday school.
Rev. y. B. Duval. pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, preached last
evening to . large congregation on
trade. ais text he selected from Pro.
verbs 1920.
Trade Ia q great blessing, said he.
II should be felt that 1t Is q dignifed
and noble calling. 1t is q great agent
Of civilization; without trade there Is
no development Of civilization. On the
coasts where ships come civilized set
Elements are sound, but semi barbar
ians still inhabit inland regions.
Producers are more important than
traders, and 1t 10 bad for a country
when agriculture becomes q second
rate thing. Young farmers cons should
not rush to the city for clerkships be.
cause they might dress better. In
choosing business one must consider
the questions, where 10 the greatest de-.
mandi what am | best fitted fori The
latter, however, Is more important
than the first.
Fortunes don't Goat about in tickle
winds ; they are made by industry. a
man must study his business as law.
yer does his case, or a preacher his
sermon, Don't engage In speculstIons.
Keep your goods clean and frequently
change their position In the shop. Re
polite have kind spirit don't Try
10 saueezs the last penny be accommo-
dating bs economical be reliable and
he honest,
Manufacturers make retail dealers
dishonest. The war debsuched the
commercial Coincidence. Don't law an
hone 81 merchant down. This ia what
buyers wrousfully do every day until
they compel meroh ants to be dishonest.
Apply christianity to business. II paws
to be honest and to b ave a good reputa.
ton. Tricks Of trade are not q neees
sity.
wrsT ppvs,vrry,,x cvrDcv
n w.,
new VI. "olush Vi tne 1eneISi
nsss"oiy, isS' eVeIins preacneu III 'he
Apo,e , I"nr "s % uIcn Oh SUNDAY senooi
WI ~. -, LIE ~. .eH' "As 81 'onh ~
oHuo"'n Son0o 1 ne 'n0usnI, nSa
80, srfyar f,or, ~ 80, - ra "TuaI
a,,a.donns ~ o,a ~, ~. a
$3.50. ana aa"S -, OI 10 LAS n"' ,t 49,. n ~
Is ""l,;oS ;n,o ett.o, ., 10 m,I, ' 'n"s ni
,i,s d.a;,aa ra.nI, SomaL,1I Ct ~
rr'.t ,h;na "a o,nsri.s,ion. o $3.50 @ Co., "a.
thot a sbnniS ha intaIinnt,,at $500 800
mant .nd aro,ber haisn.aS 'anl;l PtorH
tbo hoe. ,h;og Tba 49, + nno, " te
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Daily Republican., 1880-11-22

Patrick Smith was pulled in this
morning by Deputy Marshal Ainscsw
for voting in the First ward at the late
State election when his residence was
in Christians Hundred. He 10 TO have
q hearing before Commissioner Valsn-
tine this afternoon at three O'Clock.
This case it is said will BE- but the open.
ing up Of more TO follow.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-22
RAKa0nal.

Robert q. Mcdaniel, who some nine
wesks ago, went to Carthage, North
CArolins, 20 take charge of large
coach manufacturing establishment, is
home on a visit. He is very much
pleased vita his new hone, and his
health has been greatly improved
His numerous frisnds in this city, es'
pecially those OF Union N Z. Church
were glad to bee him. lie will leave en-
Wednesday night on his return, taking
part Of his family with him, for the
purpose Of becoming permanent resi-
dents in the Sunny South.