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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-08
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LEGAL.
NOTICE OF TOWN ELECTION.
To THE LEGAL VOTERS OF THE TowE OF
HOMER, REDWOOD COUNTY, S4A11. OF
MINNESOTA.

Whereas, on the 9Th day Of August, A. n.
1881, the Minneapolis & st. Louis Railway Conn.
Rany A. !e aod in my office proposittSn 70 the
whereby said Railway Company proposed to
construct and fully complete a line Of railway
from point at or near Hopkins Station i
westerly direction by way of Excelsior, ON
Lake MinnetOnka, to and into the village of
Redwood Falls in said Redwood county. and
have the same ready for the passage OF cars
into said village, on or before January 1st 1852,
land that in aid Of the construction Of said line
OF railway, said town Of Homer, in said c0un--
ty Of Redwood, shall issue its bonds to said
railway company to the amount Of q 800, ut
their par value, one OF said bonds to be Of one
thousand dollars, and nine of said bonds
to be In denominations OF 800 each, payable
in ten years after their date, and bearing seven
per cent. interest per annum, payable semi
annually and evidenced by interest coupons
in escrow with J. X. Side, President of the
First National Bank of Minneapolis, residing
in the city Of Minneapolis. county Of Hennepin,
by said trustee to said Railway company upOn
the completion of said line of railway ready
TOR e the passage Of cars thereon into said VII
In propose to issue and place in escrow with
said trustee, at the election Of said town. In
o On q ss1s e said ,sopd ss
ss sosespona ' pnssp s f: ssS
By said srastes delivered to said town. unless
waived - provided by law. And, whereas.
there has also been filed IN my once state.
ment in writing in fav0r Of calling an election
In said town OF Homer to consider and vote
on said proposition, signed by Dennis L. Hitch
cock, Marion johnson and Jacob Thies, the SUI
pervisOrs of said town, T. J. Tradewell, the
Town Clerk OF said town, and by at least twelve
other freeholders of said town. s5
Now, therefore, you are hereby notified, that
pursuant to the statute in such case made and
provided, an election will be held by the legal
voters Of said town Of Homer at the usual
place for holding elections therein, to wit: At
BRUINS Mill, in said town of Homer, county
of Redwood, on Saturday, the 10th day If
September, A. d. 1881, to determine
whether or not said proposition shall be
accepted ana perfected, and said bonds issued
as proposed therein. And you are further no
titled that the legal voters Of said town voting
at said election in favor of said proposition,
are required to deposit written or printed
ballot bearing the words "FOr the railroad
proposition" And those voting at such cleo
ton opposed to such proposition shall deposit
q like ballot bearing the words against the
railroad proposition,
Said election will be opened at 9 O'clock in
the morning, and will continue open until B.
O. clock in the afternoon of the same day.
Dated this 18th day of August, A. D. 1881.
T. J. TRADEWELL,
Town Clerk of the town of Homer, county Of
Redwood. State of Minnesota
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An EXCLAMATION

It's necessary for an apology! Owing
to the absence Of the editor. and the
amount of work on hand, the bringing in
of brief. by Alfred Wallin. ESQ.,, which
had to he tended to immediately, and
last but worst OF all the ungrammatical
tscribc, who had to do the short hand
reporting, the type setting, the talking,
(which we never could do). and other err
rands with the assistance ofone not much
more skilled in the art of editinga news
paper than the writer. We have no time
for any longer lingo" so excuse us Just
for once this week.
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NOTICE OF TOWN ELECTION.
TO THE LEGAL voTERs OF THs Town or
NEW Avon, REDWOOD COUNTY, STATE or
MINNESOTA efafpf ff.a~ d 49,

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To THE LEGAL VOTERS OF TH1 TOW ~
NEW Avon, REDWOOD COUNTY, S1A1E OF
MINNESOTA. Er
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usg, a. y: .ooa, Tug "a az @ .,s o. .a
naway Conpay M MI, -. NY ~, W. R3p ~ ,c
lon ~ VIZ - -sSw a ; ~. 49, .s-
ty, Alnnes ~ wueauy Sadu f,i s Iatt
Rroposscu 10 cuns.ruc. anu nuny uU Y RcII
HtH e nl railway Y, una',ip rnnrtv Minnaant.
tha.,oa' ,rastarIv iIirccti,r Nv wav ~ m.
cesloI; oa Ia .S n,,e.nT Mi. =; sa;d EnswcS
tue viage " ~ "l., ~ S'A ~ III. NV 49,
County, anu E Ky. iJ iIIa1r, ~, ~ ~. h.f,, @
sagg ~ u ae n,, th", ~ & 20 cstcti.
u " ~; isi I .o - ;low sod to,, ~ Mns ,o.,
=. say :" ~ tsnv,,no sro,l iss,o ~ hoa
saiI Vol.3v ~ tho o,,rt nS - ~,
~ Is ~. .sa ~ ro ~ soiI 1oSs - Io ~ ~,
"a eacS and s;p IF said houds to
~ =. ~ S1n1 a. ,h nave No n, an
De y. s. trc; dotn ana hoa ri,s so,,o,, NJ.
yea t . - NJ on,,, now"hie .oTtnrr,,,
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any, ss1 ~ :s r.s ~ no,, - ~ r,Iono,i ~
- - ,en Ssd,o prosidort - The Tirst
TSCaHw T1 n = ~ Mi,,,,oayoiS ross4sr~ 81 the
.a " r nasn ~ I;s Cn,,ntv 20 Hannerir
Cl.y " 1 MnnSapo % T,.stce 80 Nni;,Irra3
ptato 81 y. ,iS pnii, ~ ,,.,,s
" saA0 stuesec ~ sa sid s, ~ - .siv I'm
tne compietion VI - a. te, " st. s.tS I'll
l s@e And sai railway }urtSer there
in propose to issue and PLACE ~ escrow e WIN
sSa,at;,,s 81 the ssse ~ aid Snns ",c rmm
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TAX JUDGMENT SALE.

district Onurt in the county of Redwood, State
Of Minnesota, entered the 18th day Of August,
A. d. 1881, in proceedings for enforcing pay
ment Of taxes and penalties upon real estate
in the county Of ,RedwOod. remaining delin-
quent On the FIRST day Of June, A. d. 1851, and
Of the statutes in such case made and provided,
I shall on the 10Th day OF September. a.
D. 1851 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, ct the. Of
fice OF the County Auditor, in the village Of
Redwood Falls an6county Of Redwood, sell the
lands which are charged with taxes, penalties
shall not have been previously paid.
(sKAL.1 ]. n. VAN 6CHAACK,
County Auditor. Redwood County. s
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Mr. Wash. Trucsdcll was married 10
Miss !Iuldah Cornish. on the 81 inst, at
at the home of the brides father, in the
southern part of the county, Rev. r. w.
Thurs!cn officiating. We extend to Wash
our hearty congratulations. But we
|hsvnt seen those cigars ret.
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We have been getting good deal of
making sour faces in regard to spoiled
hay and growing wheat, caused by poor
stacking Farmers should guard against
this by putting good tops on their stacks
and applying them SO they will shed rain
properly. 6sg.
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Rev. r. e. Anderson reannsts us to IN
form The members IF the Presbyterian
church that there viii he regular services
next Sunday instead Of q week from next
!Sahbath Gs WAS announced by him. :.
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At the school meeting hel! last Satur
day evening Howard Bell and VIM. P.
Huntington were elected to fill the Offices
of the school board. vacated by d. l.
i,ig'a;a and Jas. Mc3fillan--thcir timt
having expired.
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Mr. Cuff has finished rebuilding his
dam. and started up his mill to-day.
Give him his share of tile work. 35a8
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MIR. Sam Bailey. our frst-class hotc!
krencr. teld ,s Of some friend of his who
so freely shared with som" of his oats
shout two weeks hence, leaving h!rl min,
rs shout 100 bushels.
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Masonic.

Masonic.
ANTIQUITY LODGE, No. III. A. F. 4 A. M.-Reg
ular meetings ON the 1st and 3d wednesdays
In each month, ut ~ OclOcA Pm. *F
I. NJ. VAN Setback, Sec'y.
REDWOOD CRATER No. "a. K. A. M.-Stated
Conversations the 2ntl and lth Fridays of each
month. w. +. DICKINSON, H. r.
Fl. L. DANIELS, Scc'y.
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Fresh peaches and grapes, arriving
daily at Pond & Co.'S
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"A Card.

The Ladies' Mite Society ofthe Prcsby
ltcrian church, return thanks to each and
every one contributing to the success Of
their late festival. Especially thanks arr
due to Mr.. 4. r. Bunch, for the free use
OF his rooms and furniture: also TO Rev
IL. q. Rilcldaficr, of st. Paul, for his gen
cro,is gift Of ten dollars.
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We notice that II. Mcdonald. propric-
tor of the Canada House. is building on
Il large addition TO the old part of his ho.
tel Evidently a sign that he is doing
u good busiMss.
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We are Informed by the ladies of the
Episcopal church. that tho Rev. Z. Liver
more, of ST. Peter, will holt! services at
the Episcopal church, On Sabbath next,
Ics the usual hours. All are welcomed.
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MILL STREET
M RkE +.
THE 9I9T
Place to buy fat and Juicy
Beef, PORK, Mutton and Dressed Poultry.
MILL 81, OPPOSITE McKAr = RACES. /.
BUXTON . sRoUoHToN,
e~CAsH paid for HIDES.
NOTICE.
LANn OFFT(,E Ar

LAND OFFICE At - - u
REDWOOD FALLS, MINI, Aug n. 1871.
named settler hae fled n ,tice ef his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
secure final entry there: {. and that said pro 4
0f the q. & Land once, Nt Redwood Falls,
Mimi. on Thursday the 9Th day of September.
1881, viz Sherman Martin, homestesd entry
ship liz, range s., ADD he names tho fnllpwing
witnesses TO prove his 6 ,ntinunus residence
upon aud cultivation a said trA0s VIZ:
Harvey Ninrnte, Nm, Smith and eewau
johnson all 81 Rctfwvsm Fails, Redwood Co.,
MINI. VIZ. r. DUNKxNozON, Ho4iWer. =
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Just received at Spoffor,l Bros. a large
and very tinc stock of silvcrware. Call
and see :heG.
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For Sale.

A No. 1 mule team, large size and
sound; also wagon and harness for $250.
j. w. SPOFFORD.
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Thanks-fcr tia: watermelon presented
to the GAZETTE crew last Saturday. 10y
Mr. A ]. Scott Fetch on your water
melons if yoi, want a puff.
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I. o. Of o. r.

I. ~. al Ve Re
RNDwoOO LoDcE. No. 6s, meets every Sat0r.
day uaght, ut ~ O'Clock.
f1rctA~ts from distance are cordially Invited
70 attend. Il. w. COLK1GANs n. g.
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PROF. D. Il. Kichle. the recently ap-
pointed. Superintendent Of Public In
struction, gave an interesting and valua-
BILE lecture to the members Of the institute
and the citizens of Redwood Falls, last
evening. on the subject of Education
and Industry" Music was given by Miss
Louise NJ. PARKS.
Prof. Greer, viii deliver another lee
turc tomorrow evening at the II. E.
church &.
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At Jas. N. Dunningten's.

IS At Jas. NJ. DunningtOn's.
Sugars just received-all grades.
Fresh lot of Bacon and dried beef.
Woodenware = butter spades, butter
rolling pins. and sleeves.
New stock of lamps, fruit jars, etc.
New lot of flower pots.
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R.rum is running his mill on full time,
land expects to start up nights next week.
Birum has large farmers trade.
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Tho n. E. church was pretty well fill
ed last Friday evening. TO listen. to the
lecture at Prof Boutelle, on the subject
lof "Phisscal Science in our Common
Schools. !" The lecture opened with
. prayer. ,l,y the Rev, c. s. n. Dunn.
after which Mr. D. L. Bigham introduced
Mr.. Boutcllc to the audience, who labor
ed on his subject about an hour. which
left very favorable impression on the
|tcachcrs as well as on all Others present
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& ne,hi Ite,,,

I
At the annual school meeting in School
District No. IS. Archie Stewart was elect
ed clerk. 1t was decided to have nine
months school for thecoming year. 4 term
| Of two mouths in fall, four in winter and
three in SUMMER. Asfss
A special meeting Of the farmers ALI
ancc is called for laet Tuesday evening,
for the purpose Of discussing railroad
llonds and other matters.
There has bceu new resident aidedto
since Sept ISL He resides with Andrews
IStcwart, We have not interviewed him on
the bond cusstion as vet, but It would be
for tiloe. Interested in securing the bonds
| to he . -Osfnd electiOncering
| FsG Mitchell has heen unwell for 9 few
days back. Int Is some better ~ this writ
ling. .ssiis q 4. 4.
Il.yiBg Is progressing rather slowly o.
asc0ang IT the wet Weather but th0rc !,
considerable Flowing dona.' q s
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Mr. j. G. Dove. VIII preach at the
Christian church next Sabbath, at 7:30
p " .st +;
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A. o. y. W.

REDWOOD FALvs LODGE. No. s.. meets frs
ard third Monday evenings Of each month.
JAMES AIKEN, II. w.
G.. A. FRANCOIS, Recorder.
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Sp0fOrd Bros.

Have ordered and will receive in q few
days, full assortment Of clocks, ranging
from small nicklc to rosewood or
marble clock. Also a quantity of watch
es. Boss-filled gold, and silver; also fuhl
line of silver plated ware. Gold bowed
spectacles, gold pens and other things
pertaining to our line Of business, too
numerous to mention.
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Oar stock OF stationery is replcnished.
d. l.. HsTcuCoCK & Son.
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Ecne Matters.
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Church Directory.

PRrssYrEa1AN.-Rev.R E. Anderson, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath at 10H O'Clock A. NJ,
ard at ~ O'Clock p. N. Sabbath school at
IL o'clock n.
METHODIST Rev. C. 8. Fl. Dunn, Pastor. Ser
.vtcs every SABBATH, ut 10x A. NJ, and ~ r. N.
Sabbath school every Sabbath. ut S1l p.
meeting every Lords day,
ut IL O'Clock A. n. Sunday School at II N.
Observation-Disclosures occasionally, due notice
of which will be given.
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10 DS present., ". ID. OtnELL.
t'5 4 President.
We viii soon have something interest
ing to say about musical Instruments.
D. i. HITCHcoCK s. Son.
The institute continues with increased
success and a considerable larger attend
ance this week. Profs. Boutclle anl
Greer are just TIE right men in the RICH,
places, and aside from their professional
ability, arc agreeable and approacha5le
gentlemen. Our citizens will not wan,
better men at any future institute. ant
will always be glad to give them wei
come in any capacity. s.,4s 80.
The festiyallast Thursday evening lack.
ed nothing to make it booming success
unless it might he n,ose room for the
crowd which over.!oweG the place into
the streets. Besides the customary re-
frcshmcDtS. which We're Of the best. there
was singing by Mrs. Philbrick and Messrs
Peabody and Wilson, with Mrs. Tyler al
the organ. and some side shows in thu
line of grabbing and such. It was sue
cess financially also. and brought in So!
in cash. Mr.. Bunch, did the handsom.
thing by the society in giving them thu
use of his store.
Never has there been in Redwood Fall!
SO complete stock Of drugs and medi
cines, dye stuffs. Patent Medicines, ant
Druggists Sundries generally. as there il
now at the Old Reliable Drug Store.
-s->>
Personal.
Mr.. Geo. II. Prior and Mrs. E. A. Ly
man, started on the Monday mornin,
train for the home of their parents, mid
way between Rochester and Lake City
The occasion being the golden wedding
of the latter. They will also be joined b,
Mr. A. G. Prior, of Long Prairie. Mr. B
L. Prior OF Dodge Centre, Mr.. N. j. Pri
! or, Mrs. E. G. Anderson. and Mr.. Sydnc,
R. Prior in the near vicinity; making al
the members of the family. A genera
good time il anticipated. They will ais,
visit the State Fair in connection will
the other festivities.
Mr.. Geo. Mead, formerly of West Line
this county, but late of De Smct ID. T.
was in Redwood the latter part of las
week. He also showed his good judg
ment by calling ON the GAzDTTE- office an,
paying another year in advance for tn
GAZETTE. Mr.. Mead has some notion o
coming hack to Redwood county, mex
spring, if he can dispose of hts bushes
interests in Dakota. He reports du1
time during the summer months in D
Smet. 81
Monday mornings train out of Red
wood was a big one, and carried ava
Mrs. E. A. Lyman, Mrs. Frank L. Morri
and sistcr-who were on their way I
Wisconsin-Mrs. Bradford and family
Postmaster Hays and family. w. r. Dun
nington. Jas. Mcmillan, E. O. KIM
Chas Mcmillan, G. F. Thompson. Web
Daniels, II. B, Fargo, Doe Dornberg, !
j. Rnssell and family, and enough oths
citizens of Redwood to ill one ceacl
| Before leaving on Monday. our de:
departed boss sat up nights with a bri.
which he was printing for Alfred WALTZ
Esq. ina contested case involving Ii
payment of taxes. etc. When the s,
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ECHATTEL MORTGAGES, Promissory Nctes
~ Summonses, Executions, TrnnScriptk .Vf
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A very unique service was held last
Sabbath, at Morgan. The occasion was
the baptism of the infant son of George
Knudson. the sole and successful mer-
chant of the city. The child is the pio-
ncer boy of that locality, and is a lively
addition to the clerical force already en-
ployed in said firm. Long live Arthur
Henry Knudson. and may he ever be a
steady pioneer in duty and devotion.
Let all the people say Amen.
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We viii soon have something interest
ing to say about musical Instruments.
d. J.. HITCHCOcK s. SON.
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Ofilcers 81 Redwo oa County.

Officers Of RedwO God County.
Judge Of Probatc-J. H. BOWERS.
Clerk Of COurt-CRANKLIN ENSIGN.
Shcritf-A. L. GALE. 3sst
AMiitOr-I. N. VAN Setback. SssF m
rreasurer-A. A. WILSON.
Register of Dceds---J. B. ROBINSON.
SURVEYORS. q. MASTERS. aa ~
Attorney--ALERED. WAI.LIN.
coroner-I. s. CRANDAI.L.
Court commissioners. 8. SICKLE.
Sup't Of Schools--,D. L.. BIGHAM. y
County COmmisstcncre-F. v. HOTCHK16S,
Chairmann. w. III. OWENS, C. BENNETT,
o. b. TURRELL, A. STEWART. n
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The adjourned meeting ofs'the Red
wood County Agricultural Association.
will be held at the court house on Satur
day, the 10th day of, September. All the
directors and all those Interested in the
success Of the coming fair are requested
to be present, o. B. TURRELL.
s5s H :-4 President.
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EIGHTH ANNUAL FAIR
Redwood Co. Agricultural Association,

TO Nm HELD At THE
REDWOOD FALLS DRIVING PARK.
Sept. ssth ana 2sth, 1881. & i.
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DIVISION E.
Fdrm and Garden produce.
COMMITTKE-S. w. Hubbard, New Avon, Chair
man, james Watson. Three Lakes. 8. s. Gale,
Gales. sea- IS sse
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Speed Of Horses.

DIVISION B.
COMMITTEE Rev ]. NJ. Thurston, Kintire,
Chairman; H. N. Egylestun, West Line, E.
W0lldrey. Shutdown. Fet
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The institute continues with increased
success and considerable larger attend
ance this week. .Profs. Boutcllc and
Greer are just Tie right men in the right
places, and aside from their professional
ability, arc agreeable and approacha5le
gentlemen. Our citizens will not want
better men at any future institute. and
will always be glad to give them well
come in any capacity. ,4 IT,.
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Never has there been in Redwood Falls
SO complete a stock of drugs and medi
cines, dye stuffs. Patent Medicines, and
Druggists Sundries generally. as there is
now at the Old Reliable Drug Store.
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DIVISION H.

C0xxrTT8E-I. r. Sickle, Morgan, CAgtsynan
Z. J; Laird, Redwood Falls, Levi Ten Eyck,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
CITY MISSION And TRICT SOCIETY.

The work of the New-York City Mission
Tract Society described yesterday afternoon
the Madison Square Presbyterian Church by the Rev A.
+. Schauf,r The speaker introduced By tho Rev.
{. H. Parkhurst. He said that If New-York exeeled
other cities respects she also ahead in the
matter of pauperism vice. The criminal population
was difficult reac for when man came from Black
wells Island he found the avenues for honest living
closed against him. The Mission able 10 do but lii
tie for this class OF the population There were at least
- 900 homeless men in New-YOrk who had come from
almost part OF the country In the heart Of the
Bowery a miss on has been established through which
1000 men passed in year, and the novel nryf
written thar would compare IN lnter ~ with tue expefF
thry related AS tO the ten OF New
and drainage and ventilation. There many
CHRISTIANS who attended the MISSION Chapel who could
enjoy privacy at home for their devOtons and
had TO pray whle persons were stumbling over Their
heels IN going fIOm room to room.
II yOu want Christian work, continued the speaker
thar will warm YOUR heart, take mission work. l
would rather be Missionary IN NewYOrk tuan pastor
In NV England. The New England deacon examines
ana passes the sacrament bul the nissio-
iaDitV II yOu want 10 hear songs that VIII rouse your
soul the mission school. Mr.. Schaufh closed by
saying that below FOurteenth-st ORGANIZATION could
cope with the Il faculties of missionary work we'll as
the Cly MiSslUn aud lie made earnest plea for sym
pathy and financial aid
annual report states that 700 900 tracts were dis
trbutcd the 1882 families and $3.50 persons
aided, and $3265 % cash was distributed: $50
bib.cs te-taIueuls given away, anu ID 9Uo
missionary visits were made.