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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-18

List of patents issued to Maine inventors
for the week ending February Is, 1881, fur
nished by S. w. Bates, Solicitor of patents
Waterville, Maine.
237.sl2.-Wilmot F. Cameron of Deering
as,ignor to II. NJ. Sylvester of Portland
pillow.
237,s7G.-John ". Jones of Portland
green corn cutter.
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FIRES.
AZ Rridrtou Center. Me.-Loss $4,000.

At Bridgton Center. Me.-Loss $4,000
NORWAY, Me-. February Il. Abel ii.
Hartman & Co.'S bObbin mandatory al
Bridgton Center. was burned Wednesday
afternoon. II had just started, working ten
hands. Loss. including the grist mill in the
lower story, is estimated at $1,000: no in
surance. Cause unknown. The mill Is &c
be repaired at once.
At Concord, Nass.-LOss $1,000.
CoxcoRD, Mass, February Il. Fire this
morning destroyed George Hunts grocery
store. Middesex Hotel stable. and damaged
the hotel Loss 81 900; insured.
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For three wears my back. kidneys. urinal
and stomach have troubled me so have been
unable to attend to business. Two bottles
ID. r. V. G. has made me a well man. No
one should be without it.
J. ID. Fredenburgh, Ii Walton street.
Svracuse n Y.
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SIMPSONS oil cloth factory in Haliowell
has been hard pressed for water. At one
tine it was necessary to melt snow in order
10 get a supply of water for their boiler.
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s'aa III slm 1 E'! !!lls Esshisszs
EMILE BARBER 4 CO.
COOKS TOURS.
Esfahlished l6Au.

Tsekefs and fares for Thousands Of tours for In
dependent Travellers ina America, Europe.
Asia, Africa and Aussralasia. Special ar.
rangemenis for Personally Conducted and Private
Parties to Europe, season 1851. Hotel Coupons
Issued. available AT over 500 frstea.s Hotels. Cir
cuIar Notes and Letters Of Credit issued. Cook
xeursionist and special pamphlets contain full
particulars. sent by mail Address,
THOS. COOK & SON, 26l Broadway, NJ.
3. A. Barattoni, Manager, +. y. Box, 4197.
fsbfif&wIm
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ES@Messrs. Partridge Bros. keep at their
drug store the finest spcctacles and eye
glasses. which they accurately fit to the eyes
at very low prices.
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Legislative Notice.

The Committee on Temperance. will give a hearing
on petitions "Wednesday afternoon Feb. -, AT ,
O'Clock for consti utional amendment to prohibit
the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors.
FRANK =. LIvERMoRE, Clerk.
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From II Leading Maine Whole
sale Drug House.

PORTLAND, Me-. Feb. -. 1850
\. 7. ordway Co. Gents; Please ship Is ten
gross Salphnr Bi;tcrs, immediately. We all out
again, they taking the front rank In Maine Re
specifully, PARSONS, BANGS \ co.
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Local ami State Mus.
Friday, February 10, 1881.
Bows are beginning to get in the sunny side
Of buildings to play marbles.

B. P. Palmer, Esq, editor in chief of the
Boston Globe, is registered at the Augusta
House.
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Trouble Over Mine.

LEADvILLE, Col, February Il. There is
great excitement in Kokamo. Dan Hanley,
superintendent of the Washington mine, and
John s. Wheeler, an old resident, each with
company OF exasperated men had savage
fight over a mine. \ great number of shots
were fired, but the extent of damage is I'M
known.
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AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.
Ereaisg Resers.

NEW YORK, FL bruary l..
Money easy at AGO on call, and closed at s.
Prime mercantile paper is5. Exchange lower
AT ssi for long and NJ for short. Governments
strong and higher. State bonds in light request.
Railroad bonds finn. Stock market opened
active and closed strong.
Transactions, 6-s.ilo shares.
Closing bids:
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W ASIlIN(:TON.
Nomination Not TO be Withdrawn.

WASHINGTON, February II. 1t is learned
from good authority that Presiden, Hayes
will not withdraw the nomination. of Mr..
Matthews to be a Justice of the Supreme
Court
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NEW YORK.
Telegraph Affairs.

New YORK. February l.. ". S Williams
has sued the Western Union Telegraph Co..
TO prevent issue Of SO, 900 OF stock Of
the company in scrip T. purchase the stock
Of the Ai.., rican Union and Atlantic & Pacific
Telegraph Companies, claiming that the sum
tn be paid wa- excessive. He has obtained a
temporary injunction restraining the directors
OF the Western Union Company from perfect
ing the purchase and, Union Trust Company
from issuing scrip
Suit Against W. 4. Telegraph Co.
The Direct Cable Co. brought suit in the
L. 5. District Court, to-day. against the
consolidation Of teiegraphs, under the name
of the Western Union Telegraph Co.. claim
ing that they had a contract with the Atlantic
and Pacific Co. which VIII be prejudiced by
the consolidation.
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Excite the appetite, regulate the stomach
and increase the fesh,-Malt Bitters.
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Sulphur Bitters

Contains all the blood cleansing properties Of Sui.
phur skiilalv combined with the virtues of many
healing roots and herbs as TO produce powerful
eosnpoand ana concentrated medicine of surprising
excellence. IF You ARE TIRED with little effort,
suffer from loss of strength, pains. foul coated
tongue, Your skin GOV, red with pimpes your Initiated
blood loaded with foul humors bursting through the
SKIN in pimples. blotchcs and sores. SULPHUR
BlTIkltS is jus; what YOU need; IL will give YOU u
clear skin. sweet breath. cleanse Your hood give
health and comfort, thousands can testify.
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PIrTsFIELD. Mass, February Il. John
Woods house at Washington Village. was
burned this morning, Mr.. Wood and eight
children escaping in their night clothes.
Mr.. Wood, in attempting to save his goods
was burned to death. The children were
found huddled in the barn, suffering terribly
from fright and cold.
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Marrieo.

In China Feb. LIST. Frank Lee TO Miss Martha
Robbins both of China
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Board Wanted.

By man and his wife. in . private family. Ad
drsss r. O. box Sill. f1W
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Ii has Saved Hundreds OF Lives.
Ii May Save Yours

ISIS the Safest, Purest and Bes. Medicine ever
made. ifyou are ailing, sc; bottle this day
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IoifD.

In BROOKLYN, n. Y, Jan. 3oth, Of pleuro pncnmo-
mia. Belle. wife OF A. NJ Burr and as.gn,er Vi ""e
+. and the late Mary T.. Gannett of this CITY,
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SS0.7JS,SIS!
The valuation of Maine

The following is the valuation ana Popuia-
,;op of the cities of Maine. as reported D!
,Lo Valuation Commission:
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MISHAPS AND MISDEEDS.
A Family Quarrel.

MANCHESTER, n. H.. February Il. Dur
ing a quarrel between Richard G. Lawrence
and his wife. hast night, at Chester, the
former shot his wife in the hip. infiicting a
bad wound.
A Dwelling Burned and the Owner
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INSURANCE.

The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and
Insurance gave hearing yesterday noon 10
Col. Peakes, Insurance Commissioner, on the
nronosition to tax foreign insurance COM
NAMES in the same ratio as our home com
NAMES. The Committee is understood to De
unanimously in favor of the proposl''oh,
although opportunity will be given at az , ,he
ranrosent,tiyes of foreign companies to APP
- aud present their side of the case.
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BEWARE OF
FRAUDS, clvN7sseEl!S, and INVITATIONS,

SOCuItu EIINIrs, ENtflcts, &c.
The Great Fame Of Dr. KaufIinmn's Sui.
phur Bttters
has excited greedy wretches who have made wor''
less limitations, These pirates clearly intend TO
flourish by stealing u whole or n part of the name OF
of our justly celebrated medicine. We viii he
grateful to any one who will inform us when these
miserable limitations presented To them for SALE
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Appointments of Hearings.

1922 sa3,292. lGi s0,916,034
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OVER $1,000 BOTTLES sn,. LAST Tar

IN MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRk.
For purifying the blood SULPHUR BITrERS ia
incomparahly the best medicine made.
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The Committee on Indian Affairs voted to
appropriate for the Passamaqnoddy tribe
S:5'5i0; for the Penobscot tribe. $o394 90
The Committee will report legislation mex
pedient on order to increase the salary of the
agent of the Passamaqueddy tribe. The
docket of the committee is now clear.
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CURNITURE! FURNITUREl y

L MATTRESSES. FEATHtR-. tTc.-Psr. -
ties IN want con alwals se.sei from tbeFxJ
largest sock ALW NlS ON HAND beiore
noncy on tVtRs ARTICLE. The EXTENT ~
MYTR,DE PROVES IA. PaRiOR- astt ~ An
HER- TIvS ali pliOes snJ styies: CABlSETs
NAkFR'S and UPH0LsREsiSH MATERIALS
PLATES. ete., French ane
German. a New York Dstrfs.
WILLIAM DAKkKON, ls3s Main street.
FACTORY, rs, | 5. 20, ~ NORTH t1ftevDih.
"a
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BIHTHS.
METEOROLOGICAL.

The table below gives The average read
ings Of the Thermometer at sunri'e. and slso
the maximum registrations for paco month
during the past year. The observations
were taken at sunrise from seIf-registering
Instruments, graded according to The Fab
renheit scale. The lowest point reached
was on ---, when 10 marked %.
The highest reading was on tue 10th OF
JuIy 1920:
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than one inh.
REGIsTRY DIVISION.
Registered letters aud packages received
for distriburiGn IN This city. 20, J36 ION 1879,
22.s24. In 1873 20,2S7); letters for domestic
p0.t-ofbces registered. S.S95; Tor foreign
countries. ga; packages Of third ana
fourth.class matter, 1900. of which 90 to
foreign countries; total 10, 400; number OF
official leIie,s sent, TO; number a pack
ages and enve'ooes (encIosiug registered
naiter) sent, S,173.
MONEy-ORDgR DIVISION.
Number OF domestic monry-orders issued,
1901, amounting 10 Sill, 797.51; fees on
same, SLIT 30; number OF domestic or.
ders paid, 2S,4I6, amounting to s39S, $3.50;
humber of deposits received from other Of
tices, g,4SS. amounting to $l,049. $50; pum-
Der OF iUterDstional money orders issued,
1872. amounting ~ 80, 29l So; fees on same,
S2O3.f5; number or International money.
orders paid, 12l. amounting TO S2.GS7.67;
Dnmher OF orders repaid. SO. amounting 10
1925 30.
CARRIERS REPORT FOR 1880.
Registered letters delivered, IA DOL; mall
letters delivered. 2.3I6,5G0; postal. cards
delivered, 4fS,971; local letters delivered,
1905: local cards denver ed, 125 ,s9S; pa
Ders delivered, 1l7,314; letters collected,
7s3.777; cards collected, 1923. 1877; papers
collected. 1906 1850.
The following are the ietter.c3rrisrs:
No. /. John b. Newell; 2. Henry Austin;
3. James ii. Word; 4. n. w. Knackstedi:
). james Ii. Christian; o. William Henry
Well /; I. w. T. Yarhrougb; 8. T.. w.
Wingheld; Q. W. Isaac johnson; 10, Harry
A. Cobb; IL. b. +. Turner; ~ Cabell
Thompson l3. Richard q. Forester IA.
George b. Hall; 10. Thomas OConner
10. Bernard Krause. The Two last named
are letter. collectors
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MARRIED DdR.aG THE YEAR.
ID
RICHMOND.

The clerk OF the Hastings Court OF The
city of Richmond issued 544 marriage
licenses during the wear 1880, II which 900
were for white couples ard 25i for colored
couples, Is follows:
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FURNITURR.

EURNITURE.-LARGE SfOl IA
l. GREAT INpUcEME Mt S-FA-fA
n, All In need of good, 10 our large ana seects1'
Il ,rk of Furniture. cmbTa ing all OF The atess
STYLES In ParlOr. ChImhur. md rniBg Room SUITS.
,ur sock ~ fii aud connie our prices AS low -
mo loweSl: O n gOOGs u com are WIN any IN the
CIV a. for workmanship and nnisb. -
~ EtiAlIiRlsHT q son.
do q am I6 ,,Oyerunf s'feef.
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|nCIOIIS STATISTICS, 1880.

We nresea, below a summary Of the sta
s,s,;c> of me principal denominations IN
Vircin;a' complied from the highest Official
so,,rscS for the Dispatch
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The dryest mouth was January. aud The wcites 4
mon b wAs August.
Heaviest fan of rain. Angus = lst and september
lsf-1.2 7 inches-about naiftf whisi dcsScndedS
I he rae OF Ibch per hour.
Warmest dAy. July lain.
Inll "a De mlrI 1llih.
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NEW FALL STYLES
~ rusSiruaE.

New and elegant styles
CgAsiBhR FURNITURE.
PARL0R sUlts.
in Hair Cl0ib. keps. Raw STA. latin fssissnss.
PIu,h SUD OEher eisssst goods
Large asscs ,ment OF fos-prcrd
GHASiBtk SUITE. 81
IsiNI>6-ROOM suRSfTERE.
MAJ IR ks<>f>, &c.
Fx,pirA m, sleek, anA you win sna goody 10
suit any ans SAMUEL w. HARWUhk
81 2i-s0d 60ysTpor street. kicpHQA>s
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OyfIcr OF CRY coLLHxros.t
RICHMOND. Dcsemses /, 1880.

OyfIcr OF CRY coLLHc1os
RICHMOND. De,emses l, 1850. :
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
J. DAILY btween nc hour sf s'ekck A. ~
assi q oSloek Il. NJ. ifoB ,nr 18Th To Tux 3le1
DAY OF nkCfMBhR inclusive Ter ~ nurOo4o
vi receiving from asy pfrsnn sh nS al~edv PAD
ou- hall oaiy Of the ei y 'axss charge " him We
rem .iainr halt.
T.u or renlum viii hs added n ,he amount u
sad seln iinips hat OF the tax chr ~ IL efeey
esfs where Ih- rarv asseSss .nait all 10 paS said
rvmaie,ng half suhin the tstus 80 flnssra N
hui IN case any persoa. hsyinx Hii q 70 u&vW
TIE monte OF June one hsu OF M euy taxe~ -
feum such Dcr>osi. shst ssii 20 pav The vi -
amount lhs rcof on or bvinre tic NJ dag ~ IN
erBber. D. e,e SHAH ~ add q 20 nr cen ~ upou
N. smouai Of the tax 20 REMAINING due.
Al WtsUnsssN. Fsiilee,oe.
y. q Parties psy,pg <vsrai hiua W. $3.50
sead nss that tbsv nav ~ eosssk ~ tosk. q {. 4 Is
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TaE POST-OYfIeE.

Postma.te ter, pr. George X. Gilmer; A.
s,srnpt Postmaster, Robert tarrnthef>;
General clerk, Jonn Crane; Supefiatend
en-, Monpv-O5der Division, L. y. GllIDer;
CLERK. Rev. 4. W. Pelheibridge aud VIC.
Forbe,; Superintendent Registered Letter
ID vision, JONES N. Wsyi; Clerks. Mrs. =.
G.. Mer, and Daniel Hirgb; stamp Clerk,
John w. Turner: brX CLERK, william
Power: GenerJ-Dslivery Clerk, n >.
Burr. Mailing Department: y. l. D'ash'
.rty, chief clclk. Cserss--Iosiab C~i'nr,
James Bow,er. Rlchlrd G.. Boiling, Peter
Roane. Superin,tndeat Cnrier>' Deeart'
n.nt, T.. s. Anderson. Tue fore. consists
~ fourteen carriers aud l~O collectors OF
letters.
lite sales OF Stamps, STAMPED envelopes.
pos,al.eards, and Gc~spa@r-~ rappers I'M
ring the past year was a. fa'@~s:
Postage a'yos
stamped eay, lopys 4nd wfspptD......".. 1926
Postal earis...,....s..'''''' ~'''''.'''''.> $3.50
$40 sic
\. wspaper aud pert adleais, stamps. &,... 3,AOl
| VnnA.a plst,g~ g .ertrd ..-..... =. -. l,nbN
iiOx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,aVo
Totais....,,,,.,,'sss-.,.'.. ...'s,sseetooe
The increase OF the business " the post
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HEBREW CALENDAR

EThi> embrace, the entire Cdihohc DoDulai'on.
In 1919 he fOia' memO.r,biDo - an ne nn.'he'
was 40 333: in 1880. 3l.72s--increa.e. 800.
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DOCK AND jon WORK NEATLY NJ.
~ EcuTsn 81 the nisrAtcu folkyQ -
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DISCIPLES.
Seventh-Street Christian Church,

Located corner f seventh aud Grace
streets. Rev. j. u Tyler, pastor. r ST.
dence, No. II west Grace street. Increase
during the wear: By letter. 4; by baptism,
S-toral, -. Decrease: BY death. 5; by
letter and accommodation, 3-tolai, s.
PIT sent nominal membership, 720.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS There are three Sun
day .cnoOls connected with this church.
No. | meets in The lfcture-rOom OF the
church. Colonel John Il. Cary, superin-
tendent. Officers and teachers, u scholars,
2Gl-tOial, 2S2.
No. > meeIs m Twenty fith.Street chapel.
Robert l.. Wiley, superintendent. Officers
ana teachers. II; scholars, l20-totaI, 1872.
No. 3 meeis III Lyceum Hall, Manchester.
j. W. ID. Farrar. superintendent. Of
ticers and teachers, Z; scholars, 40-total, Al.
Total officers aud teachers IN all tile
schools. 40; scholars, 42l; 10 all, 46l.
AUXILIARY sOCIETIEs.-YOuDgM Mems Mis-
Sionar, Society," Officers President, e.. b.
subleit; Vice. President, j. w. ID. Farrar;
Treasurer, Ro. l.. Wiley Recording Ste
reiary, w. q. Maury. This Society renders
assistance TO The missions ut TweDty.hftb-
street CHAPEL and Manchester. Number Of
mombers, GA; collections, S2l5S9.
Ladies' Sewing Society (church) meets
every Thursday, except during summer.
Net amount for year. sl77.55.
Ladies' Sewing Society Chapel meets
each week at chapel, except during SUM-
,ner. Net amount Tor year, 800.
Dorcas SOCIETY Number OF members, 40 /;
number Of faAiIjes assisted during the
year. Is.
Womans Board Of Missions auxiliary So
cle,y)-Number Of members, 81; collections,
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First English Lutheran church,

Seventh street between Grace aud Broad.
Rev. W. q. Schietfer, pastor; residence,
No. II north Third street. Present neIn-
bership, 81; net increase, IL.
SUNDAY SCHOOL. Officers and teachers,
10; scholars enrolled, lSl-toIal, 2Oos
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state Mission Board

Rev. j u. Hawthorne, ID d., president:
ii. X. Ellyson. corresponding secretary
G.. Harvey Clarke, recording secretary.
This Board Of the Virginia Baptist Gene
raj Association sustained during the past
year Al missionaries, VINO laboreG 10 desil.
tute paris OF The stale. They reported
the following summary OF Iabors perform.
ed during the year Number OF preaching
stations. l6S; number OF sermons preaebed,
4.6s0; number OF persons baptized, 1,GlS;
number OF conversions 10 connection with
the labors OF the missionaries oy persons
baptized by other pastors, l,5i3;. sunday
school at stations, LOG; new Sunday schools
o; houses Of worship being erected, IA;
houses Of worship completed during the
Year, T.
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ollice II nDuiestro By tue t0ssOwSng tvtsls q
ABOVE isems for four seaYss
RtoIsTRY DIVISION.

Inerease .,ner 1877 over % yer cent. or NOR
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Byp,Ist Edneation Hoard,

Rev. DR.. w. Il. Hatcher, president; j,
Ts3iof Eiiyson, corresponding secretary.
No. iii Main street.
The object Of this Board IL TO aid young
men studying for tte ministry at Richmond
College or the solzoern Baptist fbeoIo2ical
Seminary. II j. State organization, and
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From me Baptist Yearbook Tor iSSU we
compile toe following statistics OF the Bap-
tists IN virginia: Number Of Associations,
30: number of churches. l,3l6; number OF
ordained ministers, 703; number OF bap-
tisms during the year. 1879; total member
ship in the State, 205.909. These figures
include colored as well a. white Bapiis's.
Contributions 10 the General Association
1880; TO ministerial support, cnurch
bmidinv, and general religious objects.
S3n5 6IS,
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ship during The past wear.
JEWISH.
Ii should be borne In mind that the
membership OF the Hebrew congregations
are made UP Of males only, and they all
adults.
CONGREGATION BETH AHABA, worship
ping at the synagogue on El,veUth street
UetwteD Marshall and Clay. Members, l2O,
consisting only OF heads ~ families. Rev.
DIR. \. Harris, minister; Nose, Miilhi,er
president; n. w. Nelson, vice. president;
William Lovenslein. secretary.
Hebre,c Sunday ScbOOi, attended by jew
isn children OF all congregations, meets Ut
Elevenih-Street synagogue. SnperIn'end'
eni, William LOvenstein :. Assistant Super
inteodent, 5. L. Bloomberg; teachers, IL
scholars, l50- total l62.
CONGREGATION BETH SHALoN, worship
ping at the synagogue on Mayo street near
Franklin. AT present without minister.
Abram Levy, president; Joseph Cohen,
reader.
CONGREGATION KENNEssETB ISRAEL, wor-
shipping at the synagogue on Mayo STREET
near Bioad. Rev. Berpord Levy, minister;
Herman Jacobs, president; Abraham VI.
Meyer. secretary. Members and seat-hold-
ers, 40.
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CITY STATISTICS.
oung Mems CHRISTIAN Association.

A. some Of the most important general
boards II this denomination are loo tied 10
this city, We present below "a hsl of their
officers aud synopsis of their work;
Foreign Mission Board Of the Southern Bap-
list Convention.
Rev. j. l.. NJ. CuiH, ID. D., president;
Rev. II. a. Tupper, u. d., corresponding
secretary; J. {. Williams, treasurer; Dr..
w. ii. Gwalhmey, recording secretary Jo-
seph +. Coltreli, auditor.
fbis Board contains 20 missionaries ana
III native assistants and Bible women IN
emma; missionaries and naive assist.
ants In Africa; IL missionaries in Italy :;
H. Brazil, aod IN Mexico.
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STATE STATISTICS.
,ielhndI., EptscopaI CHURCH, south.

Number OF churches, l'03' numoer OF
i,,.eraut preachers, 467 number OF local
preachers, $40; number OF members. 1857
600. value of church property, Sl,5OO,OO0;
contributions during 1880 for general reli-
Uious purposes. 100000; paid for miniNtc'
rial sunport In 1880 local preachers receive
no ,alaryl. Si4s 600; number OF rarsonages,
ISS: value OF parsonages, 100000 num-
her ~ Sunday-schooI scholars, 60.OCO.
y. B.-rhe above summary does not IN
clnde Northern Methodisis or colored Me-
thodistS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-01
CATHOLIC,
~. Peters Cathedral.

Clergy: Right Rev. John L. Keane, ID.
D., bishop OF Richmond; Very Rev. +.
Janssens, V. g.; Rev. W. b. lIanley, Rev.
ID. O'CoDneIl, -. ID. Church AMI resi-
dence. corner OF Grace and Eighth streets.
Catholic population If parish. 1904 an
nual communions, 1851 Sunday school
children, 620; parSD-scuool boys, 200 ;
girls, 2l5; academy boys, 10; girls, 9G ;
baptism, adults. 30; infants. III: mar
riages, o. MEMBERSHIP Of cCDiraterniteS
or religious societies, 1913; OF other sCcir-
lies. BOB; bnrial.. 20