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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Wednesday. May -. 1891.
The elections have caused no practical change in the
FOkcihing.
The Greek opposition papers attack the Iufcourcek
Convention IA IA national Disgrace
religious service was held today at the Church OF 81
Joseph Madrid honor OF the anniversary OF the death
vi the poet CadcTOu.
NJ. Gambetta has left for his birthplace, Mt CahorS'
where he ia expected deliver several speeches during
the fetes III his honor.
The following Ia the latest betting the race for the
Derby Stakes 10 against IcrcgTine, 10 l against
GeOlogst; 10 TO against IroquOis, and Ia 70 against
Sir Charles
The Paris Ereneeft states that mandatory Of cx-
posves bombs has been discovered at MOurOugc In
the Department Of the seine. and that two persons,
named respectively IyanhOn and flOvOwltz have been
arrested.
The Postmaster General says that his department IS
considering proposals which had been submitted 10 1t
In regard to the position OF telegraph operators lie
presses his willingness 20 do what ne can III thef be-
half No strike In probable.
The tide OF emigration from the South OF Ireland Is
steadily decreasing There decrease OF forty
Der cent in April IA compared with the corresponding
month last year The returns for what has passed Of tho
present month show decrease OF twenty I'VE per cent
The British ship Maggie A. Robertson. Captain Cooper
from York February 16 for Aer Dutch East Indies
ia lahore Nicholas Point Assistance has been sent
TO her from AnJior.
Tho survivors Of the disaster % the British sloopof
war DetsFs which blown up and sunk In the Strait
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AFFAIRS ~ IRELAND.

LoNDON, May 2j.-Nr PaIncl va, announced
to nddrces "a meeting AT llal tonight, but thc chairman
received ttlrraLL stating thai NAT r'utcmau 80.
seriously unWci and had been ordci,d tNO days rest
10y hi, physician.
DuBIIN, MAY 2j-Atthc mcctin. - The Land League
Yesterday it was announced that .IGl had been re
cciNcd since tine Lac. meeting.
Mr. sexton wi direct the husno@ 81 The Land League
until MI Brt unans successor l. appointed The Home
Rule members Of Parliament will meet In London
shortly appoint secretary iUT the League IN place Oi
Mf. brennan.
CoKK May 25-Mr Dohcrty, secretary Of the Kinnanc,
County Limerick branch OF thc Land Lcaguc, Assrtai e.
Secretary ReIndcn and a member named Alien have
been arrested under the Coercion act for intimidation
LONDON, May ia dispatch to The SidHdard from
Limerick says reports from all parts Of the country state
that the cOnstabuary arc deeply cmh'erci AGAINST the
populace In the rural districts Ow!nS to the treatment
they have received
McrcIcr's -four mills near PortadOwn, Ireland. have
been destroyed 10y FIRE The loss is eSti1aed al S2OOoO
Many persons are thrown out Of employment by the dis
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
EXCITEMENT IN THE REICHTAG.

BERLIN, May 25.-ln tho Reichstag to-day
Herr Richter on behalf OF the Progresists moved
oluon declaring that the abolition Of the Customs once
az Hamburg and the incorporation OF the Lower LDe IN
the Zollverein neither IN harmony with the rea
tous that should sbsst between federal States nor Win
the respect due the Constitution II Is Thought tha'
Prince Bismarck has decided the measures herelu
mentioned with q view TO Compelling Hamburg 20 con
sent 10 entering the Zovcrcin. Baron Won Botucher'
Secretary Of State defended the Federal Council Inc
latter he declared perfectly aware OF itS du! anu
he considered Ii be undGnhcd to participate III Sucn
a discussion the present. Baron Won Botcher 'beh
omitted the House amidst considerable excitement
Prince Bismarck at the Parliamentary soiree Monday
evening confessed his belief that the general tcke sEs
ten In France would be OF considerable advantage 70 the
Clerical party, which NJ Gambotta probably under
rated. 80
Prince Bismarck, at Parliamentary soiree on
Monday evening which att, ndcd chlcuy UN
Conservatives said he wOuld IN no case con
sent 10 the clause assuring Government grant hi,
stricken cut OF State Insurance bill The suNrr ne
said is not urgent and be should continually r'lltro
dnce II In the Rcichstag. Relative {" The m- anu no
tions upon the Hamburg Customs question: me Sl,'A
Comet he dcclnr,d had resolved HAT he shoui con
time wiki or without the cooperation of the ilchsig
whose protests caused Lin Ncr! little PAIN he shuuu
pursue the course that had been entered upon lie WIS
planning revenge WurIcmhcrc and bavaria Tor con
tinuly arranging that ~" sittins ~ Their ll u Si
clash with those of the Rclcl~tag Next year thc l''
stag and the Pri!-ian Diet would De- couNok 81 snlIlHue
ousiy and Bavaria AID WUrtcubcIS might look On
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FLASHING ROY NOTES.


WlsHISGTON, Wednesday, MIv ., ISL
Secretaries Blaine and Hunt are expected to return
from New Ork tomorrow night
Commissioner Williamson. Of the General Land Office
has resigned United states Marsha! Dudley. o. In
diana and Mr. McFarlanc, 81 Kansas. are mentioned
as Lis possible SUCCESSOR aad one " them VII piU"dhy
be selected
Captain Fengcr. OF the United States revenue cutter
Grant was some time ago detached from the vessel on
accom-, o! a severe attack o. sciaca Having r,coy-
cred suicently 10 warrant the resumption Of H. duties
he Wa. ordered 10 take charge Oi the vessel !trttr
day.
Arrangements have been made AZ the Indian Or'rc {"
effect the removal Of about seventy o the North Carolina
Cherokces To the Indian Territory. This II is tAoucht
at the Department II the first step toward th, removal
OF the entire the Of North Carolina CCrpktCs, number
Ing about 1000 TO that territory.
Mrs Garfield has gained IN strength during the
past twenty -four hours aud her progress toward TocOy
cry j. considered satisfactory by the attending ply
clans The gates leading 10 the White House ,i0lrds
which have been closed since her lin, Nclc opened to-
day and vehicles were permitted To enter
statement has been prepared AZ the Post Office DC
partment by the committee appointed 10 conduct the
Official count, showing the amount OF matter m1rd IN
the United States during the year ended December 81,
1850 II shows that the total number Of pieces OF all
classes 272O. 234 2j2 The whole number Of letters
mailed during the year 3,252, $40
OF twentyOne for each man. woman and child In the
United States 324 ,5j6iii lOstacards 2,0J2, 900
newspapers 4O.l4S.i92 magazines and other period
lcals and 2lJl5,S32 packages Of merchandise passed
Through the malls during the
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TIE SUCCESS OF BEFUNDING.

.,onv THAN So50,O00,000 OF IEGisIERfp nm
pvp CyyTs RECEIvED-TIlE SURPLUS ~ Di M
,.nxvn-.BouT S7O.O00000 BELIEVED TO RI
MAIN FOR REDEMPTION. ~
1v.su,xcroN, May 25.-The Treasury De
.,,,ont has rejected all the per cent BONDS "ilcH
go ahmed yesterday for conversion mo- pe 80
oniv such bonds as can he clearly SHOWN 10 H"'0 -
hincd ON Monday will be received for CONVERSE" NV
hn Ioyer rate bonds The shipments OF bonus maui ="
xondsy according TO notices received al 'ne
.,cced the limit OF S25OOOO,oOO TO some eN''"'
-, he stated how much tho excess Will amount TO-
ss the entries have not yet been figured up
,s closely as can be calculated theIe a'V 49,"
e,o6 600 600 of coupon five per cent ooHus o"'
~,ich under the lO3rd call Of May II can ue p''>'
o., conversion into three and hall per cents uN Jug
Thc common bonds not presented ny that time o''''Nc
redeemalle on August l.. After carciul!
The amount Of coupon five per cent pon0S VIM" "l'
- co,vcrted into registered 1vos previous 10 '' Is
sonce of the lO3rd call and the amount en- roar, u ~.
Trar,,ucnt in excess OF the $25OOOOooVH u '''.r''
,hst there will be left for redemption Dy can VI
,Kise about $50 100000 registered hNe FER GEMS iN
estimate refers TO the bonds left amer the l'SC'
ac,ons are concluded In addition to tins th'Ie are
-, 81 ooo 600 Of six per cent bonds registered ana
oo, ,,d,r the lOlud call upon which interest ceases
,r VET to be heard from before tue series Is hAa-y
disposed Of ,..,..-
,,ointaincd with reasonable degree o. c'';aih!
nv nroruinent Treasury officials that aHSi'h.i- '''
,,,,es continue AZ the present average, tAc eniF'
.es If five pcr cents not converted Will be ven III
hand II not entirely covered 10y calls before 'n' c'
yenine Of the XIvll,h Congress in December next i
,hs prediction should prove true thorc VIII '' h' "'
e1cepins the converted three and hai' per c,A'' "
NJ. af the option Of the Coz Gi-NtAI' ~ ~ '"''
until 1881. ..... So, ho,ds rcc,s-,l 10y
I'.i,',7cc In lov Which were shipped ltNi'"- o" t"'
dI u,o, which the limit 81 S-5o0opOoo WIS i'- , a.
~ i,nl,,.. from san francisco ContdlnlIc ABOUT
SS,nt,i, onn The.. l,fd- viii of Cuur~D cont ' '
"r trnt AZ they wcr, shipped pre- '"uN IT, '";',.
last IL j. said 10y Treasury ohc4'-s that '-'+N 49,
been number OF similar receipts
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ject Judge Robertson as have to nominate HIM. IL
is your constitutional duty to advise me in regard to
the appointment. II you think it good one confirm
it, If You think it bad one reject it. have no
right to find fault with either conclusion you may
reach but have the ri yht to ask that you will ad-
wise me the one way or the other"
1t was Just here that Mr.. Conkling's demand came
in. lie was not willing that the Senate should act
on the nomination at all he demanded that 1t be
withdrawn In effect he declared that In regard to
the propriety of an appointment in New-iork, the
President had right TO ask the advice OF the SEN
ate as a whole, but only of the Senators from that
State. In other words, the President could nomn-
ate TO the Senate only such persons in NewYork as
Mr.. Conkling would give him permission to nom
mate The President felt that to yield to Mr.. Conk
lng's demands would be to surrender his constitu-
tona power neglect his plain duty violate his oath
and bring dscredit and dishonor his high office.
When finally Mr.. Conkling found he could neither
move nor brighten the President, he resigned his
scat in imp0tent rage and then the Senate, freed
from Mr. Conkling's impOrtunings and his obSruc-
tons Mt once confirmed Judge Robertson without
dissenting vote. 1t was this unanimous advice of
the Senate that Mr. COnkling said the President
should not have and the President insisting on his
constitutional right. Mr.. Conkling sought TO create
n great sensation 10y resgning his seat.
IfNcw-Yorh Republicans desire to carry on n war
with the President, they will return Mr.. Conkling
ana resume the controversy JUST "h'r" ne 't IL OIL
With the Endorsement Of the party in hi own State,
Mr. Conkling will feel that he has full warrant 10
- -.I: f.f. IL. ,.,.;,I .
way ''''S AlHu - WI III' OH iI'Su'n, va. ''''
AMI the fate of the Republican party IN the Empire
State is sealed by bcsinninga chronic and endless
. .... 81 =, a. E a. 3. t.;.. ".
''''' ".'"' WIN 'i'' i''''' ~ - ''''
W'l.-"i>er To the future oi the party VIII lul 10
al. NJ.
,,p c,>.,t>,.,s ,,r,,.run,....r
-, ~ ~ '''i "
Inc a'trinp' "t Mt t"hhlng' through MS 'T'"s
q tie Grant club and other agencies 10 create the
,lot L bo. 80, l;,,,,,, Win tho prsi-
''ht ann '"t 10 i 'I Iuarroi NltA 'rIlIy
bl1iu. giyo, rise to nUfh severe comment here,
mingled rortly with a,nu-,,ucnt and lar..ly with
-: , ,..+ I, .l.;..-, go :, - o.l.l
''i'' W.
"-t tld "ot Nr. C"nhIre 'l-li ihr Pes 1t ana
t"H' .f u" H"''.-i OBJ" Hl'"!Niffhi ~ JNHLf
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THE SENATORIAL CONTEST:
Confined from First Page.

Confnued from tirst rage.
from 0 o'clock on to midnight tonight The roomis
hardly - feet by 2 feet and its limits are further
circumscribcd by n bed Yet in there were gathered
the Nice-Prsdcnt Of the United States the Gov
crnor of the State of Ncw-YoTk, eX-Sonators Conk-
ling and Platt and the Speaker Of the As
selnbly, all engaged in the enterprise OF
inducing members of the Legislature OF New-lork
10 promise 10 attend n caucus. Agents were con-
stani!y issuing from this with slips Of paper
bearing the names Of certain members of the Legs
latHre whom the notacs in the room desired to Sec
One after another members Of the Legislature wero
uuiHphantiy taken into this room and put under
pressure. Such measures were so beyond the ordl-
nary drccuc,- of politics that members and pohti-
cans were eagerly inquring the causc.
Several members who were smoking cigars on the
opposite side Of Broadway early in the evening re-
called strange scene that they witnessed. In
little room on the ir floor they saw Senator Conk-
linz pacing Tho floor as if mad with rage. lie was
vchrmontly talking the while with some person who
sat further hack i'm the room. Curiously watching
HIM they saw him in his apparent anger pound the
table with his fists and toss his arms in the air
as If with an impTcation. Later in
The evening they heard that Mr.. Conhlng had
been greatly auccrcd by the discovery that the list
plrdginc Republican members 10 attend a Senate
RAJ caucus did not contain the names Of majority
of the Republican members of the Legislature. IL
was hiut"d that hc hal bitterly rcproachcd some
ciriacnt pcr,ora,c for NOT securing more n1ucs.
Tho. ,.,..,,. i:r. ,,..-,, r,..,rl mt forth
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were SAM 10 have been due to tbs explosion oil
amer
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TIE .fRNY md Nay.

WASHINGTON. May 25.-The following OIL
have been ordered when relieved from thtT present
dr,ies 10 ioin thelg respective regiments; '''hrS
lewis Hunt. llth Infantry and Charles - "H'
bert 17th Infantry.
Major Edward F. Pearson has been ordered {" r'I'f'i
the Commanding General Department oi the ''-'' 3D.
for assignment to a station.
Iieut,uant Colonel Edwin {. Mason, 4ih I'"h'fy'
will be relieved from duty in the Department al Tie
Columbia by the Commanding General oil tha' Depart
,.r, and will report TO the Commanding General, De
partmcnt Of the Platte. for assignment: 10 station
The Secretary OF the Navy having DECIDED I" ''Hu
war vessel TO Merida Mexico TO investigate The alleged
unlawful seizure OF the American bark Acacia oil HoS
con ny the Mexican authorities II Is believed the United
s,es steamer Yantic now in NewlOr Willie selected
for the service aud will shortly be dispatched under
steam 10 cooperate with the American Consul at that
port
Lieutenant John F. Merry has been ordered to New
mort r. L. June ST. for instruction In torpedo service
and Lieutenant william A. Hadden 10 the United states
Steamer Kcnrsarge on the 3Oth inst. Captain David r.
Harmony has been detached from the command o tne
United States steamer Tennessee, June Isl ana "ru
N command the receving-shp Colorado. June 2ud;
Captain Bancroft Gheraldi from The command OF thc
receiving ship Colorado June "a ana plceu on Ni'.s
orders: Lieutenant Commander T. r. Jewell from NE
SewpSrt l. June isi Tor instruction in torpedo
VICE Surgeon Joseph ugg, from the United states re-
%SSfs n%G f Ich the United
States steamer Vaudalia and ordered to The United
states steamer AshucOt per steamer OF June 1Jth from
San Francisco -, =, 49,. ,
The United states Vandalia, with the United
Rtates steamer Ossipee In tow. arrived al the League
Island Navy-Yard, Philadelphia, this afternoon from
Boston. 49,, ,,..
First Lieutenant George l.. Rousseau. 10Th infantry
sas recently tried by General Court Martial IN Texas
and sentenced be dismissed from the service Pf'si-
6ent Garfield yesterday approved the sentence
Rear Admiral Edward I. Nichols has been dttarh'h
from dntv as Inspector OF the Third Light li"l-c l"s
fct and ordered to report al the Navy Department ANA
sssune the duties OF Chief OF the Bureau OF Yards ami
Docks 80, ,
secnpd Lieutenant Frederick + kislinghury. I'm In
fanrv Lul ing volunteered for the service. f- been
ordered 10 report for duty withthe expedition Tor "
seryatnn ard exploration the Arctic cas-. cl'.
under command Of First Lieutenant y ". Gicc.!, ola
Cavalry, acting signal Ohcer.
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AHEAD or THE BESr RECORD.

The plucky performance of the eleven men
now on the track drew little larger attendance yeste
day AT the walking match In the Madison square GArdh
ynt the doughty little shoemaker, trpped lshuy
around the track yesterday keeping his lead win al'
,,rntv littl, effort Sullivan dropped 10 fourth place
in the course of the day and aAael from sixth to eighth
None az the men dropped out Of the race yesterday ana
the prospects now nrc that hich S'"Trs VIII I'D pe
made by several OF the contertAnls Last even
tn,, Nint MA. from ten To eleven lllts
nLcol ~ the beet record I'm America, which MaH maze ny
Ii,,,h..s I,nunrv % Young Iittlewood kept second
nlu,r blt htrhra along Nv kwarily F1Igrmld seemed
The most tagged ont OF any Of the men on the track
Anonf onn nsrsou- visited the Garcn Yesterday. Al
,utdn.ht the lnohnakrr- were offering 10 against
Vut D to ! AGAINST Littlewood, and to tsninst
ft,t.s Xfut finished hi- 3BJth mile just after md
ni,It and yns " irui5 nppaudcd lie was then only
Mic. b,hud kuw,lfr best record The other scores
,,J "a. foiinws. IiftlrWood $40 miles sullivan, 81 /;
LIMBS gl5. Glow sol Hakacl, 200 Fitzgerald go
n"no,an - Howard. -VI; Dulsaue, 20; Curran,
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TIE BULGARIAN CRISIS.

SOFIA, MAY 2J.-Irincc Alexander has writ
ten 70 General InrntA.;lc Frc.icr communicative three
arclcs which he considers Indispensable 20 The working
OF ,he Government. lie SAYS "a great National ~
scnby will have decide between ratiyinc the articles
collectively and my addiction The aEt!c are as FOL
lows
Irs-The Prince to he empowered for seven years 10
issue DEGREES to create institutions. sach Conn
ell OF state, TO be chosen from among the bulgarian
pcople 20 Introduce iinproV IN the internal ad-
inistraton and generally insure the regular working of
the Government. Scond-Thc ordinary session Of the
National Assembly this to De -ustnd'dthr rc~' ut
ind-ct remaining la force 7hrdThc Prince to De- IA
powered before the expiration ~ The seven ,if> T." sum
mon great National Assembly To- revise Ia" -tllu
tion on the basis ~ t.r Institutions h." shall hA' 4
created. and the experience hc shall have GAINED.
The BulgaraI Government have arf' -tcd tNM!h-f"r
Karavciof ana also proclaimed martial Ia" 4" l..st-
chuk, NildI and 1lTIoNa.
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DIED.


CARN-At Jamaica plans Ma on sunday Nay 2? T. 40
Iafi r M, , -; .ser. o. ill.,. as, n lie 7-ti
y,Ir o. A.s az.
c1ok on wednesday morning May p. Elizabeth West.
Ect..c, ana mud, are respectfully invited TO attend tho
on irrlay. At ocipck p IN.
GRINNELI-At marntl. France March g. Sarah Min'nrn
Relatives ana mend, invited TO attend Tho funeral 'ton
IT,. Clutch hr ioly tUmmunoI eorn': 81 IN ave aha
BON. IT, ON Ihur~ay morning MAY "a at 10 o'clock a. IA
HATED n E,c9[t Ins Sns b. Cd e, %
soaoi James ". Ii. Mdry A. HAstd.
Funeral private.
JExon Monday May 30 lsS! Josiah Jex Of Norfolk Eng.
Fnn'rai srr,ss from the residence Of hs sonin law NJ
In,.rllcnt private.
English papers pleas" copy.
PRERY-on wciue,, May %, ISL Samuel Perry In tho
E;aye" and friends are respectfully inyite to attend tho
funeral services on saturday Nay =, AZ Ve'o'A p ''
riici.is ere requested DO, TO send flowers.
PUGIr-on Wednesday vtnine, 18th inst william Taylor.
son u an v. AMI Lose stephenson PGgA, IL the llta
Notice o: funeral hereafter.
r,c wif Of Franz r. i:chnond. aoi Laughter o joan =
Walton AID sophia ai@
RIVEEa-Dn Tuesday 2ith inst Lena T. Rivers aged -
Fal on Fr4,av .-t ns. from Tho residence ~ her rand
fin,r rrrr N"-r!siAs 80 l'oSO ic.Ii'NI h1'oA d" ~
-,n"cocA T..
- swift. mrurL ,ith, nin Viii A".i'~i - '"'V
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IT, or ,oru,r -t r. AID OIL! A''.. l.iGa! -" "st' 81
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THOMAS ->ul!,uy. 81 AiH"'r''c". AZ 2"c'"k a. ia IN
W. ',',' may o., 49, ,., o. ir,.,.r, e.. laas Il.
Ci .n,s. Mount Vernon y. f.'s'' -lf DO 'i 80
Ac0...l .4. .4i.is r'l'r ooiy.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY,

BUFFALO, May 25.-The General Assembly
OF the Presbyterian Church again yesterday The
report OF the Special Committee the relations OF the
Home Mission Board TO the presbytertes and tho
churches presented BY the Rev. DIR. Charles A.
Dickey, OF Philadelphia.
Tho report OF the Standing Committee Home Mis-
sons was presented by the chairman Dr. g. Pomeroy,
OF Cleveland Ohio.
on recommendation Of the General Assembly twenty
OF the SynOds have appointed SynOdlcal tomlt-
tees Of Women, stimulate and supcrintend the work
for Home Missions OF the Women each within us own
limits me mission schools among ne Indians, 'ieat ~
cans and MorinOn- have been literally attended, ana
Will be enlarged and extended
AZ the evening meeting the Hon sherman g. IIogers'
of this city, presided Addr,sses were made by Ds;
At the meeting Of the Prrsb terrain General Assembly
this morning the Specl; Committee on the Indians re,
ported that the instructions Of the last Assembly had
bee n carried out. memorial had been presented 20
missioner Of Indian Affairs Ing them To give the IN
dian home Nith pert q I'll" d. lee simple; 10 pro-
tcct him by the laws 0ftic land and make him arnenao
10 tc To gye him thu advantage of good elnci-
ton and 10 grant him fll religious liberty. lnasmnch
rial not passed upon y the last Congress TIE con.
tinnancc Of this committee or the appointment VI
Dr. ". p. Been, Of philadelphia. prcscncda report OF
thr Commute, 600 amuu. r. port Of ,he Board 0f Foreign
Missions This report showed the receipts 81 the Year
10 De- $4,000; d~h.rrc'Icnts, S'-l 3lo; surplus,
20 1Gj, an unusual occurrence Marked progress was
thoWn 20 hayc been made IN p,iria sam, emma, MeA.
appeal Tor continuance OF the liberal contributions
that lad nc, Liadc Tor tbs os,c ana urged upon lha
lar-'r numirr 81 CHURCHES pat i' y'ar lah j." r,l.
trhui,n- This object 10 le represented the coming
III, NoIh "i TIE " ON WAS c"ihhrn",, Hhr AZ
i.lon call, d 10 IT, -.- ~ fh" e. inn ior ihe cau'e
tina. 70 be- more regularly md z, tloGs' oi'r'r'@h
~. IN H. 81, b., ..,; ,,.,, "a D., t,r me-. -
h"loi- ins ~ pi' gee "i ihl ID '' Nm - '.'i''' ~
tl .,rrIa aut moral statue of tAc 'l'r"-" lic
i'', ,. '. me-. i NC IT, ror.,. trims 4
t,o ,iai,ll,g ~ The luc-c STUDENTS IN this
ni lie r1,4 r "a .,, '5g . i'r" =, F 49,, y q
any ",.cr h.Il Ia u. rr ut auiiudc y; tie church