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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26
Atlanta Market. =
ATLANTA Constitution, April 16 I

=ss Atlanta Market - ~ I!
"a ATLANTA Constitution, April I6
& FLoUR-Family Sc. 25a65o; extra family Se.5oa
CTS; fancy S6.75a7.7.OO.
BACoN-Sugar- cured hams 11ac; Tennessee
hams lie; breakfast bacon II ac. Il = )
BULK NJ EATS-Clear rib sides &c.
LARD-Tierces 12c; kegs and cans I2Hlc.
WsEAT-ChOice white SI.26a1.2S. 81
DAT SIC per bushel.
HAY-Timothy S1.50; mixed S1.45.
CORN-White 73a75c, in car lots. -
MEAL-74a75c .-s
PEAsE-Stock $3.50 per bushel.
POTAToEs-Irsh, Tennessee, eating, So. 00a3. so
per Dbl. -S
ONIONS-NOne in market. s.sa- s-
EGGs-Per dozen 81 =
BUTTER-TennesSee choice 271sa30e.
PoULTRY-Dressed chickens, 12e; turkeys,
15c
BEESwAX-201lc. -sts- IS. SAL L4lld
FEATHERs-Ne w choice white 50a55c.
DRIED FRuIT-Pealed peaches, 10a15c; apples,
SHa4c.
a LIVE SrocK-Cattle, Tennessee choice, 41la43 /;
Sheep, Tennessee, 4ass; hogs, demand light,
&c,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26

These Spectacles ere manufactured from
and are eIsd Oh aaeonnt Of their
hardness ard brill nee Having been tested with
The rolaTiseepe, the diamond lenses have been
found TO admit 10 per cent. less heated rays Ihan
any othe+ pebble. 7 hey are ground with great
scientific accuracy, are fr from chr matte aber-
ratOns. and produce a brightness and dist nctness
Of vision not before attained in Spectacle. MAN
MANUFACIu RING. COMPANY, NEW YORK
For sale by iespo1sibe agents n ever city In the
Union. HOPE BkO., Jewellers and Opticians,
are Sole Agents Tor 4 ioxville, Tenn, from whom
thel can only be obtained. 40 pedders employed.
Do notbuy pair Hniess you see the trade make
CELLULOID EYEGLASSES A SPECIALITY.
iv3deod&wiy
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26
BENSON'S
CkPCIHEPOROUS PLASTER

No Remedy more Widely or FayorabIy Known.
1t is rapid in relieving, quick In curing. For
aches and pains generally, it is the unrivalled
remedy.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26

New Operas
OLIVETTE. $50 ceDts) BILLIE TAYLOR. go
cents.) THE MASCOT. ($1.5o.) Four editions of
very popular operas.
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HAVE YOU
EvERkN0WN

Any person to be seriously i'll without weak
stomach or l. active liver or kidneys And when
these organs are in good condition do you not
lind their possessor enjoying good health? Par
keTs Ginger Tonic always regulates these impor-
tant organs, and never fails to make the blood
rich and pure, and to strengthen every part of
The system. Tt has cured hundreds of desparng
invalidS. Ask your neighbor about it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26
SUPERIOR
MUSICAL WORKS,


THE BEACON LIGHT. S go Sns fen1s2
eddy one of the best Sunday School Song Books
that has been published. By j. H. TENNEY
and E. A. HOFFMAN. Send dimes for Speci-
man copy.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26

LOCAL AGENTS everywhere 10 sell Tea
Coffee. Baking Powder. sFlavorins Er
trac,s, ETC., by sample, TO families. Pro6a
Psog>Sa Gss Cezs BGs 5Q2o. 81. Lorsa, M.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26
Knoxville Fur Market.

KNOXVILLE, April %.
Corrected for the CHRONICLE by Julius Mayer,
-' comm SSiOn merchant,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26
For You,
Y Madam,

Whose complexion betrays
some humEIiating imperfec-
ton, whose mirror tells you
that you are Tanned, SalIOW
and disfigured i'm cOuntenance,
or have EruptiOns, Richness,
Roughness or unwhOle some
tints of complexion, We say
use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
1tisa delicate, harmless and
delightful article, producing
the most natural and entranc.
ing tints, the artificiality OF
which no observer can detect.
and which soon becomes per-
manent if the Magnolia Balm
is judiciogsly used.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26

nrk ErFTIxT's ORCAMs II stops
0EA 5 Set Golden Tongue only S65.
DANIEs. r. BEA sly, Washing s0D n J..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26
Canned Goods,

hNOA ' LILLE QUA L >.
Laundry, 60
pounds .....S2 25a2 IS
Family, 60
pound bXs... 2 50a3 90
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26
Retail Iron Market.

Receipts light and above quotations nominal.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26

?. o. Box PIP.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26

OUIiIIIIUII, II III PCT
pound $3.50. ....... 3Oa40
Bright, IL in, 70 ID. 50a55
Caduy, 6 incn...... 55a75
Fancy brands .... 55a65
Smoking. ,..,...,...... 30a60
, 1881-06-02

question, which were approved h. 49,,
ton. Mrs. J. Ellen Foster Va. c.,as tas coaren>
made speech Of ton minutes. Thm 1ea :, out nd
Washburn. mombcr. elect 10 tnn.seho ~ hoh. ". p,
Eighth District, defined his rsliea ne.' IRON u
tho prohibition question. '%"' posllon o.
The morning Hcss|on wns tnhcr ,s
sldoration Of tho history Of Inv, m. ~ .hs eoa.
sub1ccts' History. tho hcv. r. II w.s'.a"'isn,
nttvc Growth. tho Itcv. II. W ,aritE; Re.
Ifel.lo. r"'"''oh' tho ltoy' y
9. N. 0Ateh presented tp tho t,,. "
1ilosuon 0f tho crpcdcnoy atT rSr,o,n,xcntlon th,
providing III Eplseopni resitfrnc II, o;
At tho close OF hfB address, cnn.n.Me ~ Mes NolneI
fr0tn cnch Of tho four EonFrrcn.nsst .! txo
for tho building or purchnsc ~ = 4. prosk]s
residence, to cost not less than III n Eptscop,i
dbrctt. '-"' sl''aN. was a.
Tho afternoon was devoted To- Tim .,,,
sgntod " tho Aey Dr. Spanltiinr Ipst Ips " p,e.
University: tho Hoy. Dr. King, Of ~ ~. I.tnt.al
!cge, 90 our l>eno1ninationnl Schuo,S,o ,Sorne' Co.
=. H. Parks. A. H., ,Prcsitletit Sf IT. the Re.
tommy College, on tho Necessity Of = l, Tn,
llRto1s EtcElrnt In Schooa thn la, fmssonE m IL.
or. Cx.l,resident Ohio Wcscynn tV!r;,W tHr; Wheel,
plondn:l for Central UNIVERSITY. nnaMs.scts1y
win ltlshop Hurst G8 Ghalrnin "a. "!a.!ttee
looking to TINT end. The subject ~ Il happolntea
prces wins presented by tho HIM. JAIN y aecnEal
hluacntlho. 4 reception, te,,rrci H. u" ,"anon, o.
lon bY !3IfhUp J. L. Hurst, b. H. II II I1oahsta
| place III the ovcnlng. - ~ Lib, toul
, 1881-06-02
A NAKHOW~GAUGE SYSTEM.
Eptetof Dtspdtth to Ihs Chte1po Tribune

P1TrsDuRo, June Lieu. J. s. Robinson. OF
Ohio, Senator MCPHERSON, and Others promt-
nently connected With the narrow gauge rail-
roads leading from tho Northwest tu the eastern
senbourd, met Mt Gen. Negley's o11co here to-
day for tho purpose OF perfectEn8 a aystcm OF
narrow-Raugc roads from Chicago 10 Now York.
Owing to the absence Of representatives of tho
taken. Tho day was epont In examining tho re.
ports and surveys Enbn1Etted BY the different
committees who hnve been collecting data for
tho benefit Of the members of this Convention.
The Now York members arc expected to arrive
to- Night AT to-morrows meeting it Is expected
something detinit will be done.
, 1881-06-02

nAyENronT, Ia. June 1.-The Ent.cons,o
rention for tho Diocese Of Iowa s0a con',ans'
session to-day. Tho various comm,,t.ss
constitution and canonA, admission, N 49, %
tahes, educational institutions, unhni,hs ha pai'
moss, auditing accounts. and waya AMI ns.N. uu'.
were appointed. It was resolved that ,bs ,aa' =.
@ isass reportea ID the lllshops address a, e.sea,
ishcs In union With tho Convention ma IT..
to tho list Of organized tnssIons, Tbo toos ALVEY
ing wero nominated as officers OF tha m y, -.
Trustees OF tho Iowa Episcopal @1iu rn,S. =.
A. j. Preston, President; H. u. Nash src,s. .aa'
and J; j: Henry, Treasurer. Tho rcport n K!
board Of Missions was read and adople,o u ~ ~
Auditing Committee reported on tho corrrctn aae na
q tho Treasurers renort. The total reeelo. =,
tho r.. yeNr s amo9at TO- Sl1.ltoa, Tho amouns u@x
devoted to considering tho constitution md tt T..
laws. This evening reception Was aIyan sn x. :
deleEates by Bsnop and Mrs. Perry at thels ~. ss
1dEDCB. " 'Ns" ssF
, 1881-06-02

MEETING FOR CONSULTATION.
Special Dtspdteh to 1hs Chicago Tstopns.
PlrTsnuIt0, June LA delegation Of repre-
sentative men wins in tho city to-dayin the In
tercst Ut tho Btoubeuvllle, Canton &; Cleveland
Railway, They were the Hon. Robert Murtjn, 0t
stcllbenviile; hlr. l.. G. Freycr, lI[chmond. Oho
and ono or two othors Two or three rDutes tO
rcnoh Missouri have been surveyed. but tho COM
pnratlye fenturcs, fcnKtha, grades, traffic. etc.,
huve not yet been tabllatca. and consequently
no Aeiect!on has a. yet been maie.
, 1881-06-02

0FFe'~F 701PUs<F
KANSAS ClrY. Mo-, Juno Ito day the repre-
sentutlves Ut the Hannibal t. St. 10, tho Chicago.
Rock Island & Pacific, the Wabash, tho Chlca9o
!: Alton. and tho Missouri Pacldo Railways de-
posted f100 euch In tho Msrehanss' Nnttonal
Hank hs forfeit for the faithful compliance
OF the recent pAsaengcr-rhtt c0ntrAct. The
ngcnts lo0k upon this us perfectly frnn-ulad
Increment, and 1t Is thought rates eau now bo
maintained. ut least for few days OF until some
when al pEosent ArranReMents will vanish.
, 1881-06-02


eOtna Cournko on tho part 0S n ytlungst6r named
Willie Reed. Just As the Aan,es burst out from
UInergiag from sne building. bis olothing appar-
ontly on nre. with n key of KunN,xder q Lis
attna. cn!linE out Mnd warnlax others 20 Ret out
nwn danger hs did not nind, but no b0re tue
key to pIuce ct safety.
, 1881-06-02
AN UNKNOWN WOMAN.

Spttial Dispateh 10 7ns Chttaao Tribunal
1lusKEaoS, lllch., June 1-Thfs evening a
woman Of about 10 years OF ago WINS found 1t
the outskirts Of the city. She was heatIy
dead, md hau taken large dose Of morphlne,
MS q papcr lying at her side still contained IONA
or tho poison. Sho Ia nnt known here, but let
tiers III her possession yIye tho nanla Of AnnI0
M. Wing, and were written from Cadillac, Iloa.
Eho cannot recover.
, 1881-06-02
FIRE RECORD.
EIItEa FOR MAY.

Total number OF alarms, o.; second alarms,
9; stills, d. Tho cnuscs for salne arc rs fol
lows: Fnlsc, 18; unknown, 7; supposed In
ccndtnrisnl, 8; sparks from chimney and
ssnoke+stack, q; communicated, D; sponta-
le0,is combustion, 4; carelesncss, Il; mis-
clleyious boys, 3; detective foundation Under
boiler md furnaces, 2; chimney Tires, =; ig-
nition of show-wiNdoWs from kas-jut md
match, 2; defective chimney, ?; explosion Of
kcrosene OIL la,ips, 8; dropping match nnlong
pnper and rubbish. 2; sparks from locono-
tive, 2; boniires, ); children with matches, b;
boys smoking, .; and each hot ashes dc.
posted In wooden box, exhaust steam, tralnps,
rngs hanging too near stove, smoky chimney,
overhouted stove, ignition Of faco curtain from
gaa-jot, ovorheatod cupola, bursting OF boiler
nuo, put Of turpentIne boiling over. upsotting
kerosene oil stove, rcktndltua, pot Of tar bol-
ing over 0vor on atove, ovurhontcd InpanntnE
room, defective tiuo, ignition OF ktnllng- wood
arna stSss Senx on%afy w''n
Gers. maton dropped ou hair nattrcss. 'igaItion
n tS feq1 p aona
ness OF timer with soldering pct, md match
dropped into koroseng Hi!; or tho nu'!atuas'
inRs, so;., printing otllecs. d; burns, q;
sa9M Ros 8 s Re.e. M sssas Il entes u u:
lu.nbur-yar.ls i; brush and shaving pI!es,s: CUR:
pentcr shops, Z; picture frame and s1oidtng
maliGI1la Iron. works, ulEloe, olRar mnnufaotory,
tueat tuarkat, millinery sturo, foundry, cl,tlor3
sbon pat sno 6aoy facfnSe ! aN
snlth shop. saloon. hntn house, inu sscaI instru'
l,uut tnn1iufnotory, and manure pile.
1ota! Insurance Involved. $7:4Sst
dSa Si oss 10 i:ra;,ca IL car rs can 30
t1 n I'M III,
, 1881-06-02
LEASED.

GALVESTON, Tex, Juno Tho Ncrs' special
from Palestine. Tex, sayA: "At meeting OF
tho International s. Great Northern nnilroad
Company tu-tlay tho road waa lpAscd to tho Mis-
souri, Pacific for ninety.nlnc yeara. The
first mortgage bond nt,d trttst-decd OF tho
Chicngo, T0xaa l. 3fcxicMn Railroad Company In
tho form Ut tho ContrAt Truat Company. ut New
York, amounting to 5l0to0,0O ti'od with tho
Secretary OF StAto to-day"
, 1881-06-02

speetal N,patth to Ths Chicago Tribune.
Sioux ClrY, H., june 1.-The brItlgo ut Callt-
ope WINS finished to-day, giving the Milwaukee y
st. Paul a limo to this city after IN Interruption
Of several wesks. Information from tho run.
ming wnter limo OF that Company Indicates that It
Wilt tako ten days To repair the damage done Wy
tbs r0cent Hoods,
, 1881-06-02

DRs MONIES, la., Juno lat the second ses-
sEon OF the Iowa Methodist State Convention
various phases OF tho prohibition question wero
presented, ,-the moral phase by the Hon. Henry
ticket. OF Cedar Rapids, and the tssa! phase BY
the Hon. G. O, NoulAe. OF Dea holnes. Tho
speaker took strons and radical views OF this
, 1881-06-02
CatchlMg wild Ducks In Nets.

NJtkk1I{F tHI0lts u = = -.
A grout catch Of Wild tlucks was made last
Thursuay mOriling by hsasrtAen who bud nota
set tor whitotish In the lake on Ouk Osonard.
About ftfty OF tho blrtiH were fnuu1 drowned In
the mats. II n a G0sAnoh occurrence for llaher-
man 10 ttnd ducks IN their Aet.. when the latter
1.-Two for guoa aud become untauxled In the net.
, 1881-06-02

6psctal Dtspsteh 10 1na Chteaeo 7rtbuns
0ALEsnuuo. ILL.,, Juno l.-Dlviston suporln.
tcndAnt II, Hitchcock, Of tho Chicago, liurllug.
ton & Quincy lsullruad at this place. has ra-
ii the employ Of tho rouj. and made q faithful
and QtllQtQtlt officer,
, 1881-06-02

Hpseial Dispdteh 10 The Chicago Tribune
WHITEWATER Wis, June 1.-lra kinney
committed suicide this morning nj n! ea5!!
hour by drowning. liz first stabbed li'lassn .a
In tho abdomen with ,ack-knlit, oht lne
wounds were not fntal. TIe wns about q, Seats s,t
OF axe mud IN old resident: ii0 hui Nen snsrs Du
terL TO Att4uks ot melancholy Tor seseFh! 'eR'@
, 1881-06-02

\ OHEAT BCtIEMEs
A speolat diapuseh FROM Now York 10 the St.
Louis Republican 6sys;
An oxl1rtcncett Wall street editor this after
nom Furnishes tho following, An English prof.
ret for the dovel0pmont Ut Southern Texu2
occupies a good deal OF attentlon 10 hnunelal
aud oomMaroiA! Grclea Just ut proscnt. II IL
watched with curiosity by Will street spoou.
lators. who aee discussing III effects upon rail.
road rosltes In that ae1unn. 1t y regarded with
q Jealous eye by thest Whu would conserve the
, 1881-06-02
NASHVILLE d. CHATTANOOGA.

NASHVILLE d. CHATTANOOGA.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., June lit IL statod that
cx-uov, .nmes D. rorter. President Of the Nash
vllie & Chattanooga Railroad, IL In Now York
making financial arrangements for the cotnpls.
lion OF tho road irnn Lubauo,l to 1irlatol. thuro
to rouneat with tho Virginia line. thus giving
Nashville dreut connection with Norfolk md
tho 8qn1o1rl.
, 1881-06-02
GAlIlIET"T,

BALTIMORE. juno l.-John ". 0asEett, Psesl-
ident Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. arrived
tu-d day from Europe, ind waa welcu.ncd home
by tho Mayer Hnd prominent business men.
, 1881-06-02
CLEVELAND. YOUNGSTOWN
J'JTTAHU1kG,

Special Dlp4t<h to 1hs Chicago TrtbuA&.
CLEVELAND, O., June l.-The Stockholders OF
the proposed Cleveland, youngstown & Pits
burg Marrow. Gauge Hallway Company met In
This city to-day apd elected tbs following Dl.
, 1881-06-02
PRESIDENT GARRETT.

6psttoT O0p41eH 10 INV GtstuV7 gTso0H1
BALTIMORE, Md, June l.-preadont John ".
Garrett, Of tho baltimore l. Ohio railroad Com
pany. arrived bono herr to-day after years
absence In Europe. lIo mot with q Klbrous
wcluome ut Camden Station, being received BY
MNyor I.ntrobu. tho Prealdent OF tho Corn nnd
Fluur Exchanga and iloArtl Of Trade, mud tho
officials and Directors OF the rairoAd,
, 1881-06-02
SUICIDAL,
DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE.

spte!al Di,pateh 10 The cAteoeo 7t.sunt
TOLEDO. D., June l.-Tlns evening about
Z o'clock Emma Nicklet about q years Of
age, shot herself In the head, II Is though.
fatnlly, because Of disappointment III love.
Tho girls liver lives In Terre lIaute, Ind
and al has beon harmonious between them u
far as known until tn.tIay, when Bhe recelseds
letter abruptly terminating fhelr relations. TIT
she Immediately sought to uud her life.
, 1881-06-02
WEST VIRGINIA DRUGGISTS: Us:

WEol VINo41Hs -1ho flEst anhoH9
WpxxL1aa, W, Va. June L-tA - VEST virginia
convention OF the dsnRSlM4 W aav SAMUEL
was convened III this GUY ma oldest lsaa..
Las9etssa +, &C. 5s4 Es os xas Ss''D
3ni ,trst0vIaks arc In atttti4Ahe''
, 1881-06-02

7EE EAST U9EN471 5'1Ns
OH. ClrY, pa., June lat E,sst Brady.
Inst evening, during the prevalence Of u
hnavy storm, two thnks Of 2, ,D barrels capacity,
bsIon9lnx 10 tho United Pipe l.iuos. wero struck
by lightning and une OF them destroyed.
, 1881-06-02

ALBANY. N. y, Juno l.-The old hoard Of Dl.
rootoss OF the Now York Ccuteul t. Hudson
Nlyer Railroad was reelected.
, 1881-06-02

AUGUSTA, Ca. June Tho Central Railroad
declared sennl.aunual cash dividend Of per
cont. and scrip dIvldeud Ut 40 per cent, bearing
6per ceut yearly Interest.
, 1881-06-02
Formation Of an Appellate Court
for the Dl0ceseS OF
Illinois.
The Episoopalians Of the Diocese Of
Iowa Continue Their Session
at Des Moines.
Second Days Session at Des Mofnes OF
tie Iowa Methodist State
Convention.
The United Presbyteriaus at Pittaburg De.
oias in Favor Of Music in
Churches,

UhnTCGe9.
THE DIOCESAN CONVENTION.
The Dotosnn Convention OF tho Protestant
Episcopal Church held its second days sitting
yesterday In tho Cathedral Ut 49, Peter and Paul.
Tho morning session opened at 10 o'clock With
tho singing of tho lltany by tho 1tov. F. N.
.uregE, Of Christ Church, Ottawa, and tho read
ing of collects BY the Bishop. after which tho
Convention was called 10 order by the At.-Rav.
bishop McLaren. bishop Burgess. of the Do
ceso Of Quincy, occupied a scat beside the Chair
man. The Secretary called tho roll OF delegates
and read the minutes. TEo following additional
deleghtea wero reported present: st. 1ohn's,
Lockport, o. Wheeler; Good Shepherd, Momeuce,
Walter Brown: St. Johns, Naporvtlle, J. q.
Wright; Grace, New Lenox, Caleb Jones.
The Kev. Clinton Locke and tho Ncv. II. q.
Perry were appointed Committee on Neorol-
ogy
The Standing Committee reported, recon.
mendtns tho admission OF Mr.. Charles II. Hodge
to Icncon's ORDERS and tho lsov. John Iledman
and the Rev. Edward Richie to tho pfesthnod.
Alr. c. II. Larrabet+ Diocesan Treasurer, re-
ported tho receipts of tho Diocesan Fund for
roooipts Of tic Diocesan Mission Fund, $3,754;
expondtt,rcs: e. est; recopss for tho Aged and
'5 Tse contso csfs 81 Psssae
that Messra. George shnrpo, i. L; W1ethingt3n,
@ f. q t. a?e no
Ton 10 adopt t6o report cicited some discussion,
Parttelpstea 4 BY Mr r ". , l,Edss, Of :; r. t.
chaaso sas p.Ssk si J. Ed.si Fl 81 3. t5Ieaso
o S1s t. afsfss ne RI e &C.
| fore the Convention. and they wero accor1lin8fy
read by tho Chairman, tho 1tey: 4. v. snyder,
Harlem. and tho organization of Grace Mission.
between which bodies thoro ia q lnck Of harmony.
Tho motion to admit tho delegates Was finally
motion @ Q. h tie {; coayenen tho n!kseog e..
THE ritAYER-nooK.
Tho Committee on Legislation, through Its
| Chairman, Chancellor Judd. to whom was re-
1rayor i proposed pro 6y tho General Convention md
nude known to this Convention, reported that
ha Ss 91 g Sa ana
ResO|rsI, Tint the Convention Of the Diocese
otilInols hereby Klves A. assent to tie prop9sei
vension Of isS0.
| IN AEs1oniAsI.
The Committee on Neurology submitted tho
Iiestdrsi, That this diocese deeply doplores
the lnss Of our friend and brother tho Rev. Peter
self.s"ial va for g many ysass asiere as ana
| WHOSE uAwenrEcd and devoted lnbors in tho callsc
nf the Church can never ho @ @f9rg19tton;; TIT ;,A!3 w
setvlnt, who, huvEpg finished his course in faith
| now rests from hIs lnbors:
X. Coleman, D. D., tho Church bus lost scholar 0l
suucrfuE attachments and a preacher OF nn COIN
oof "ho Though nerasse sl by phys1ss
brnycly tho duties OF his ministry Until! tho end
,Ntsolrfti, That the secrctary e !ae Convea-
iut1ous to tho fatnilics Of tho icccnscd.
The Convention ut O'clock took recess fol
THE AFTERNOON SESSION
svas enlled tn order Mt .:l o. clock and the fol-
, 1881-06-02

present western trip. 50 It must be taken for
granted that Mr.. Gould simply took part ID tho
proceedings Of tho meeting because 1t Nnordcu
him pleasure to do Eu.
Ont of a possib!o 49, sos shnres 8t. t.Hl wero
voted md tho bal!ots were aft cast for James
York, and II. X. Porter. OF Chlca9n. who wcrc
reelected DIRECTORS fnr, three ycnrs:
President Hugh Riddle submitted tho ANNUAL
report nf tho BOnrd Of Dlrcctnrs+ Hr rAttior MI
abstract Of tue an.ne for tho yGnr ending hlhrch
II. 1881. Tho report makes tito following tf-
cctont and satisfactory showlr'R: -, ,.o NV
1s1 cas from for,''f saIs c tau. on
Operating expenses and tarcs........S 8,&so.l@
Not revenue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oelo,'as
Cash naseta received! from Chicago, sox ..,
Total. ..s 86a:,, IA
There h1A bccn paid
For rents OF leased lines.4....a... II r., l:n
lnlurest On tOnt!s. t!s...+..........,....... F!gsaM
Dlrtet1da.. ...,..." S.sS!'.ta,
! Additions auu improvements. ........ B.2S4.Al3
Total. = 0,ssl ,,ll3
I.cnvinE surplus. Observation-Disclosures. &y,5ll
Tho operating expenses Wcrc StH par cent OF
| the gross earnings.
| Tho upentt4nR expenses, including taxes, wcFc
L;.45 per cent Of the gross earnings.
Tic adtlIuons to tho mileage ot tho road were:
AytlEa 70 Gntson ;'..'....'.......:.'..Is: s mes
Mcnlo to Guthrie ccnter...............H miles
| Keosnugun Braneh....... ,........... ~ miles
rhe tota uss 81 roa1 Operated Maro ol Twas va
, 1881-06-02

UNDER THE SOD Ako l.,,FIis TIE oass aa,ssaspr,4
.eeyiees 1Hsi took place to-day 10 London 40
starr.
, 1881-06-02

st. Islkos FREQ Hospital, TOR year ending bay i,
1881, Is summarized ns follows:
ltecoEpts-Chnrch contributions. .......$ lU,Iha
Miscellaneous sources. s..................... aee7
Total l........".........".. &lAesl
FRI 5 pot include oaatons minds ios pSr.
chas3 Of land, which would 10 reported In Oc-
The report q frbnplaln ". f. Phillips aaye tho
!as prayer I'D sermon: ds!'y evening prayers
evening sorvice @ ii, tbo % hall withiu hcatne of
tho patients; daily Visits tn patients for reading
The Following was tho report OF tho Medical
talents Admitted during year. ] aI9
Dispensary patients. lG}8
naaensii!es xnsfissa ids; itiss Is; des. st
s'sa.. a's. E"s.s Essf1s 1s mess mRenss' = s"5wS, sss,s
Rsson IL Ssseae Gpssopa ~ 81 e!sas; S9f9eb
athetan M Tnf'sd Bsashsea o. sS s%Seepor. o.:
sIsn; !; chEIst'sR. q 1lSman v: jewish, :: ~
Under tho requirement Of tho canon adopted
sv III thg Gapa. ana
Stall. Or oatona, as Lay Assessor to tho
Appellate Court.
TEMPERANCE.
Tho COMMITTEES 70 WHICH hRd been referred
tomporsnce rcpnrtod favoraety and recommend.
cd lts constdo@r,!tioa @ At 2 public meeting to Ie
day.
Inc neaI4 OF Gquai!Aauon sn9mittca m esa.
~ liz ~ nsrnrhin1 assassments Tar thia p,,r,nmn
The Hoard f1ed tho amount Of tho bishops SAL
.1,n Itishnn footno1v roan,n.1at7 IN +hla ,,r;or.
pccted action Of tho }oard. Hc ticslrcd to cx-
press hie appreciation ot' tho motive TINT
ineni.' But be lid not Wish to Be- in any sense q
burden to tho diocese. -
scriptions Tor diocesan missions wore received,
wnich With intlividual pieigcs amounted 10 81
oa'' c,,,.c,, rxrrvs,ov.
TIE Comm,ttco ~ Church Extsnson reported
es9!eta uhar aa CONSISTING o. t9e
nsnte 1nS ~ ~ a iii E ~
chnreh na!dd.ne Fund commtss!on: On ri ,,,, c,,
tnc to 900 ,nat ~ snirt " t3.c " rcsnittns
cssred a. ot ad t9 ~ a1ko s,1Sa sscps rs maS
1nftaot tae m05eGr OF tao Golss'1m M .toro
m ~ ~ & eSeFy Gs sMy o. H. Hantor
col'se9n M fnr 1his f1%d n,,n o
msso of he Amerisa q Ghuroh, nS aresscd ens
cANoSlcAl REVISION.
II waa ordered TINT y COMMITTEES Of Aye. n.
constitution and cAnons, npd report at tho next
Convention. Tho Hjshnp appotnted tho Rpy,
tb ecpng a1n tn@ a,d n rdsa and
| IS. q. Judd ua REPRESENTING tho lAity.
w oretsa that tic Gosysaon %mutes
V':S Tharo bcns u4fs np lner Business, tho Bishop
| briefly Addressed tho Convention. lie was RlntI
4st i a I 5os sssn assse ssh s sSo ST. ss