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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07
ROBERT ROSES RCPTURE-wHAT HE SAYS
ABOUT SHERMAN,S TREATMENT

To the EdtOr-Sir a ruptured for some years
and much dshearteDed aud dispnted by icd
truss after truss All suffered ntensey felt
active days cut short and a. naturally OF lively
society was lost While In this condition read your paper
testimonials or DR. A. Shermans success In treating
lures and coming 10 the conclusion that must have relief
give mp business resolved % consult him. then Nv
ing az Ialftvie Conn; and went 10 his Boston Office 80
boston 1ttle over year ago, aud procured 1s aid.
soon iet myself improving aud felt safe 90 my business
winch required strength ana activity. Am machins1; nave
WOheu steaoly since; have regained lively disposition,
ana what hardly dared expect when first went 10 Dr.
Shca am entirely cured Of the rupture This Ia
KNOWN through your paper where first had the good for
tune to see the statements OF others and
been cured Tor the len t and eDcOurag those
hicted ROBERT ROSE, 1913 YOrk-st, Jersey city " J.
April 80. 1851.
LETTER WHICH OUGHT TO CONVINCE TIE
MOST sKEPTICAL or DIR. sBER-
MANS SUCCESS
OFFICE ANCHOR MILLS, I
b. &. EDWARDS & CO., PROPRIKrORs, J
CHEToPA, KAN, Dec u. 1881.
DR.. J. A. sherman New. York City.
Dear SIR In May. 87G was treated by you in ST. LOuis
To that effect want IL evidence In claim for PENSION
having been rptured in the service If N refs fee viii
remit 10 used the appliance for eight months and two
bottles OF the compound. and was completely cured Havo
been In active business since and sign OF rupture
BY giving this prompt attention will confer favor
Respectfully yours, B. =. EDWARDS.
Dr: SIERMANS" Book Rupture gives convincing
proofs from professional gentlemen and Others OF his
Iu treatment IL Ia illustrated with Photographic pictures Of
Dad cases before and after and Is TO those who
send 10 cents Principal ONCE. 2Jl Broadway COnsult-
ton days Mondays Tuesdays and Saturdays OF
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DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasees elegantly coated for the cure Of all dis
orders the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
diseases headache constipation. COstiveness Indigestion
dyspepsia biousucss, bilious fever Inflammation OF tho
bowels piles all arrangements of the internal yscerA
PRICE .II CENTS PER BOX Sold by ali druggists.
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HENRY A. DANIELS VI. D.,
l4iLeriHgtolave near 2Dth-st. Hours 80 hllj5),-
Attention 10 G3ltensL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07

At a very great bargain: Twelve 1Sk gold
Hunting stemwindng Watches at s75 each import
$3.50. Cash paid for duplicate Wedding Presents.
J. III. JOHNSTON, 100 BOwery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07
PLANNING FOR A RIVAL EXCHANGE.

About seventy men, manufacturers and dealers
IN building materials, met at the International
Uo,el I'm Park-rOw yesterday afternoon, to consider
whether or not they should withdraw from the
Mechanics and Traders Exchange and form q new
association After dozen or more men had been
Snyder accepted the position and called for order
j. X. Van Nalen chosen secretary, and w: X
Hammond treasurer. Messrs, Hammond, King,
o committee 20 ascertain the cost of forming a new
exchange, and to report at future meeting as to
the best way to do 1t. john K. Brown one OF the
governing committee of the Mechanics and Traders
Exchange thought that the movement I'M
wise one gotten 40 by afewmen who were what he
called" sore heads" HIS remarks were Lot
received with much favor. Among the firms rep
resented were W T. Klots g. Co., ". A: Miller IL
Co., Manchester IL Philbrick, j. B. King q Co,
Mesrole 81 Co, simpson Clapp & Co., A. G. Babson,
King q Adams; John GTdineT; r g. Hughes, r.
Barnes, Z. D. Bodine, John T. Kane and Jay
Chamulaln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07

Is your scalp full of dry husky scales and
little pimplesl Dr. Bensons skin Cure win cleanse youl
remove all scales and tenderness within six days
Try it, for il the dressing used Sold by al
druggists 81 per package NewYOrk office ll5 Fuonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07
TROUBLES OF THE DAIRY ASSOCIATION.

There is trouble in the Dairy FAIR Association of
which Francis -. MoultOn has been president for
the last year. Circulars were issued TO the dealers
in dairy products yesterday to the effect that there
are two factions in the association. each o. which
is determined to control. Mr.. MoutOn, who aiiilms
that he is a champion of the -0lcomargarne
interests has declined 30 attend recent meetings of
the Board of Managers, because as he asserts, the
majority of the Board is not in favor of conducting
the business in accordance with the provisions OF
the constitution and bylaws. Several merchants IN
the dairy product trade have received cOmmunlca-
tons recently to the effect that they have been
elected to the Board of Managers. and "A circular
issued a few days ago states that GeOrgc i. Doug,
lass had been elected president. Mr.. MOultOn Will
not admit that Mt. Douglass is the president and
charges him with beng the leader OF the oleo-
margarine element faction. Several merchants
said yesterday that the majority of the trade was
Indifferent to the ASSOCIATION, because of the dIssat,
isfaction caused two years ago in the management
of the fair Mr. MOultOn not considered the
best presiding officer that the association cond get
and il was doubtful If he had much support. One
of the newly elected members Of the Board said he
had received three communications apprizlng him
of his election, but he had not answered any OF
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07

SAFEs.-Large stock of fire and burglar proc
safes makes Great bargains EMORY 20 Veseys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07
SHOOTING HIS WIFE AND HIMSELF.

John Berghod, a barber, thirty three years olu
Yesterday shot his wife in their rooms at No. 30
East EiGhty-ffth ST. wounding her dangerously IN
the abdomen. He then shot himself IN inc ieiI
breast above the heart. The shooting occurred
shortly before noon and an ambulance whlcn was
Summoned by the police carried both husband ana
wife TO the Presbyterian Hospital lney nave
been married about twelve years anu they nave
five children those ages range ron ot ~ &c n
tenement house in East Eighty hfth,st. Tor about
three years. In all that time the other inmates OF
the house had heard no quarrelilng III BerghOlG
rooms, and there had been nc. apparent lll-feelng
between the barber and his wife. Berghold kept a
small shop in Thirdave. near Eighty-iourth-st lie
was fond of the society of "sporting" men. and he
drank freely at times His wife was spoken of as
Woodworking woman who led blameless life, but
W ho was given to watching her husband As II suspl-
cious of ntdelty on his part. Inc three rec. Oldest
children were at school yesterday and the Others
were playing in another part of the building, when
Berghold went home from his shop. No other men
IN the house at the time. lie had been there
only n few minutes when pistol shot was heard,
and Mrs Berghold ran out of her rooms and down
stairs TO the street As she was leaving the house
she cried ont: Don't do 1t, John" FIVE minutes
later another pistol shot was heard, in Berghold's
rooms. policeman summoned and he found
the barber lying on the floor rthe entrance.
holding a small revolver in his hand lie was very
pale and lie said to the officer thai he hal shot
himself. Mrs. BerghOd meanw lille had walked 10
the house of German priest in Elghty-Ionrth-St.
near MadisOn-ave. When taken to the h0spia She
was nearly unconscious, and the surgeons du h9t
question her. Her wound is dangerous, II not
fatal Berghods wound the surgeons dld not
consider serious. policeman was sent 10 the
hospital to guard him. When questioned about
the shooting Btrghold sad his wife had accused
him uniustlv of nidclity. and he in turn had heard
that she had been seen flirting with strange men on
the street He had asked her to tell MN the truth
Both the barber and his wife were born in this
city of German parents Mrs bgrghoI er r Hae
rem taken to the house of Eer widowed lnOlner
in Sixth-st. yesterday
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sINDRAM ASKS FOR MORE LIBERTY.

William Sindram, the convicted murderer, re-
ceiged rather less than the usual number OF visitors
yesterday lie complained of the Sheriff for fencing
OF for his that portion Of the corridor near ms
cell sheriff BOwe Is willing 10 allow Slndram all the
comforts be can consistently with due regard for
lis safety During The daytime there are always
a numDeT of penl'caiialy prisoners grouped around
the Clerks desk IL the lower corridor, and the dep
uty sheiils who have the condemned man IN charge
would have 10 follow his every movement If he
were allowed the freedom of the corridor Here
tOfore prisoners condemned 10 be hanged nave been
kept closely confined IN their cells during the day
Sindram still maintains brave exterior, and viii
probably meet his death with iirmness.
AN EXPERIMENT IN IMPORTING BUTTER
The i,pportation of potatoes and cabbages from
elroad IL followed by the bringing of butter from
KEEL Hoisten The steamship Clrcassia, which ar
intfer consigned to L.. Is. Miller IL Son, dealers IN
dairy PRODUCTS The butter Is OF the highest grade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07
MEETING OF THE NETWORK PREsBYTERY.

MEETING OF THE NETWORK PRESBlIERl.
The Presbvtery Of New-York held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday morning III the scotch
PRESBYTERIAN Church at Sixth-ave and Fourteenth,
ST. Tie Rev. Francis Brown. Pr0te .sOr of Biblical
Phi'ology in the Union Theological Seminary, was
examined for ordination, and will be ordained IN
the Seminary Chapel. Professor Brown isa son of
ex-Presidenj Brown, Of Hamilton College gradu-
ate of Dartmouth College and Of the seminary
where he is now teaching As a Fellow of the SEM
mary he studied two years in berlin and has been
a teacher three years. Last summer he received an
invitation from Dartmouth College to accept a
professorship there, hut was induced to remain IN
his present position. Francis KecSkemeti
was also examined. and Will be ordained
at the same service with Professor Brown.
Mr. Kecskemeti is senior in the seminary, and is
now preaching to Hungarian Nilsson, which holds
its meetings n Dr. Deems's Church. Count Ester
hazy was present, and in brief speech
thanked the Presbyery in the name OF
Hungarian people foT the deep interest which 1t had
taken in them. Permission was given number OF
Germans who have held meetings in a small build
ing in Avenuc-D, to form themselves into church,
of which the Rev. Mr.. Doench will be the pa tor
A report from the Church Extension Committee
was ordered printed for distribution. {. D. Mac
Laren and J. ID. Mccall were examined preparatory
to receiving licenses to preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07

UPHOLsTERING GOODS AND LACE CURTAINS.
We are Offering immense stock at reduced prices.
SHgPPARD KNAPP. SIth.aye. and I3th'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07

The Youthful color, beauty and lustre are
gradually gray hair by Parkers Hair Basam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07
RUPTURE
RELIEVED AND CURED ny DIR. =. A. Nh
MANS MRTHon

without the injury inflicted by trusae4 No
ton simply by external local applications both
ami melclna made daily by the patient Who perform
kind OF labor during the tho
ia niger OF lnamed rupture and without interfering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25
80 GUlss1p, Day & Go.

9 EATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry / Brother)
HAS "READY FOR INSPECTION" THE LAT
EST NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
PERSONALLY SELECTED IN NEW YORK DUR
ING THE PAST WEEK, AND CUSTOMERS WILL,
FIND IT GREATLY TO THEIR ADVANTAGE To
MAKE THEIR "HOLIDAY PURCHASES NOW.
AND THEREBY AVOID THE RUSH ATTENDANT
UPON THE NEAR APPROACH OF CHRISTMAS
NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS.
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS.
NOVELTIES IN SILK HANDKERCHIEFs.
NOVELTIES IN SILK MUFFLERS.
NOVELTIES IN MOUSQUETAIRE KID GLOVES
GENUINE CAMELS HAIR SHAwLS
LADIES' AND GENTL MEMS SILK UMBRELLAS
ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH JACKETS AND FIR
TRIMMED WRAPS.
BLACK BkOCADED VELVET WRAPS
FUR-L1NED SILK CIaCULAHS.
ALL-SILK OTTOMANS. from s1.75 to 50.
PURE SILK VELVETS IN BLACK AND ALL THE
FASHIONABLE COLORs, from 81 to 50.
NEW AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF EVEN
ING GAUZES. BROCADES. SILKS, sc.
sS DARK Room FOR DISPLAYING EVENING Goons
~ CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES, AND CoRREor
PRICES.
SEAroS PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania ave., corner 9th s.r,,.
H'-Aohhheo io4p. ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25
4 DeIiI,;e-si,eef MOndnY.

Since the FIRST o. November the number Of new
Advertisements in The STAR has averaged Ill
per day. This Is an extraordinary number to put
In tEpe and properly classify in an evening news
paper. Advertisers Will, therefore, confer favor
by sending n their orders before IL O'Clock m.
Monday, to insure Insertion and proper classical
ton In the double-sheet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

ISOR RENT--1115 AND 1117 STREET NORTH
west-flrst floors for stores Offices second and
third noors suitable for dentists millinery and dress
l<Lo street northwest. n24-6t
EWR RENT-A NUMBER OF DESIRABLE
y ONCE Rooms. on Louisiana avenue and on AZ
street, near City Hall; suitable for lawyers Rooms
are on first and second floors Rents low. b. H.
WARMER. GIG f street northwest no3.3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

WHATEVER YOUR PREFERENCE MAY BE
w don't purchase Sewing Machine until you have
seen the llght-running DOMESTIC and the newly inn
proved WILSON. Other first class machines in stock
NY prices and terms low and reasonable as can
De mad anywhere: have no outside agents.
g. S SiS o., Singer SO and So; Wilcox Gibbs sl2
machines are in excellent order and for the price can
not be duplicated in Washington.
repairing and renting. WIN. STIEBELING,
~. I7l7 Pa. ave, near Corcoran Art Gallery
Singer needles, 1c. shilttles csc, n25.Gw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

D RINTING!
JUDD & DETWEILER,
aus 1lth street. corner Pennsylvania avenue opposite
Star Building
have the Largest and Most Ccmpete Printing Fstabsb
inent In Washington and prepared to execute all
Specially. ~ nos n IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

Iy0R SALE-THE PROPERTY, Nos 4a9 AND ssI
y street northwest There is a carriage house and
stable at No 449. and very convenient and desirable
dwelling at No. 45l. Terms viii be made very easy
inquire on the premises. nl3-2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

tOR SAl4E-AT BARGAIN-A FINE RESI-
u dence; basement and three-story ten-room dwell
ing mod imp. and hrstclass location and neiehbor-
hood 3O4l street northwest RoBT. A. PHILLIPS,
i4-o New Il rk avenue. o30- I'm
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fokt, SALE AT BARGAIN-THE VERY DESIR.
able property, 10l5 lsth street, doors south
Ali Souls church House brick. with III rooms mod
ern lihproNements. new furnace. greenhouse, foun-
on premises MIS- jim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

SOk SALE OR RENT-A FINE SEVENTEEN
y room Brick House at Jessup's, Maryland on the
Is ana o. X r., about eighteen miles from Washine-
ton or Behmore This house has three OF ground
around IT. completely fenced. and fuit of every de-
scrpon in abundance IL is beautifully situated
on high ground, commanding of the SURROUNDS
ig country and convenient to the railroad station
VIII rent for 5000 year sell for 81 OG0 also have
2UO acres OF land adjoining this place sell. r. o.
HOFFMAN. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer 10Th
anu streets northwest ne-lm
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EpR SALE TOGETHER OR SEPARATELY
u handsome Young ray Mare, side bar Buggy and
two SETS Of Harness. single and double Can b en- At
Feed store corner 18th and streets northwest 2A
INOR SALE-CHEAP-A 6-YEAR OLD HAMII.
Il tonian mare; sound and kind in al harness ana
good saddle mare. Apply at Chaml ers' Statles n
street. near 18th northwest n9s-a,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

NOR SALE
Il MAGNIFICENT STEINWAY SONS
"a Octave Full Grand Piano.
Little used. and as good new.
Cost new &, 600.
VIII be sold for less than half its value lady going TO
Europe and having no further for il. Apply I'm
medlately at i. A. URS0'S Piano Marerooms
n2i-5t' Glib llth street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

LADIES. JADJES
GENTLEMEN
The Complexion Beautified
The Eyebrows and Lashes Beautifed
The Hair Beautified.
Inc Hands Beautifed
BrDR. J. VAN An S fERGiionS cured
Dermatoiog1st and Beautifying Artist
All complexion blemishes as pimpes bsctbeo5s
Ysr spots hair the upper chin cheeks
and arms; wrinkles around the eyes and mouth. on
the forehead and cheeks; freckles salIOwness deer
pore moes, redness, and oilness of the nose birth
marks Permanently removed scant Irregular mottied
and premature gray hair, dandru all affections of the
hair and scalp. and all eruptions observation-disclosures and
skin diseases cured His treatment is artistic puri
pleasing and skfuSmakins tie comneIi,n lafs raag
fine clear bright peerless and beautiful evebrnws and
iashes uniform even, regular aud lovely; the hair OF
hands smooth white soft and prettV the sEin se
refreshed and comfortable relieving All burning sting
ing. itching. scalinees and discomfort No paints.
enamelS, dyes or patent me licines used
Ladies-We ell know that a fresh, healthy clear
bright. peerless and beautiful complexion; uniform
regular, even vigorous eyebrows and lashes: smooth
AID their care preservation, cultivation and treatment
Is indicative OF neatness taste and refinement Every
ne
Dermatoogst and Identifying Artist sa%s Ss ss s the
DR. Van yck has had twenty years exper1enoe IN tha
practice Of Dermatology and the Art Of and
has acquired SKILL If you avail yoursef Of
most annoying defects without LEAVING the slSbtest
nace. Cal at once Terms 70 suit ALL Dr.VAN DYCK'S
TMGe aUS idTn street northwest two doors from g.
f f. an s .
your case, aud send three stamDs for snsuer ~
scllPuve crculAr IIee n18-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

EOR SALE.THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE
Ire mt Besidence of the late Hon Zacharah Csand-
Ter. situated most desraby, on street northwest be-
tween 18th and 18TH IL ntains Is or 20 rooms every
modern convenience, is in good repair and frrt elias
cgnborhood just the place for family of means TO re-
sue IN IL also has fne stable for horses attached
Inc OF ls 80 feet wide by depth of l3l with good
Tley IN the rear The above property viii be sold Mt
bargaln upon the most favorable terms For price ana
lermit to see the premises apply to Il. o. HOFFMAN,
heal Estate Agent and Aucuoneer. 10th and streets
-'oiei"os| ng-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

ItOR SALE AND EXCHANGE. VERY DFSIkABI X
Il Residences and Unimproyed Real Estate.
No 903 Nj street northwest stories and basement
IL rooms and stable. So 600. House ON Marks alley
Brick, rooms large lot of GROUND. Ss5O: ALL mod.
etn improvements. Lots I, 2, and T. square I52
bounded by New HAMPSHIRE avenue. and =. Lots
30 to a, square 23s.
The above pror erty Is offered nj q great sacrifice
nl4-lm G. II. KNIGHT. 4s2 Louisiana avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

IHoR SALE-AT BARGAIN. To CLOSE OUT AN
Il estate, two story and hack building
BRICK HOUSE
1918 street northwest, seven rooms and hath rom
lew range, and complete plumbing freshly painti
door. ~ 'A
For terms apply TO
n22-8t. National saS11s. R;.rt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

IL AN ELEGANT
STEINWAY SONS OCTAVE SQUARE PIANO
Used three years and in every respect good new
All atest modern improvements. Cost new $3.50 Must
be sold at once, owner needing cash.
f. A. URSO'S Piano warerooms
n2l-5ts Ga j lth street ,ortbxes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

VNOR SALE-A RARE BARGAIN-ONE GRAND
u square hnet toned Piano. rosewood case with al,
the latest impro veents, nearly new only a few months
used VIII be sold for S225 cash which about half
street. n1o-ox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

ISOR SALE-AT W. III. FRENCH'S RARE MON
4 Keys, Birds. and Pets Of all kinds The pretti.-t
Aquarums and cheapest Gold Fish in the city, ll9 l9l
street northw est. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

y Rosewood Chickering Sons Piano (new) cost
sn9o positive bargain: price $3.50. Can be seen ut
MAS. tn th&s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

NOR sALE-oNE ELEGANT FULL 7-oCTAyF
y Rosewood Chickering Sons Piano new; cot
Sdoo; positive bar<ain; price $3.50 be seen at
CHAUNCEY J. REEDS, s3S 9TH street north.
West. n25-s. tn Hs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

NOR SALE-yERY HANDSOME THREE STORY
tred brick House with back building and cellar III
rooms mely finished Tin Queen Anne) style with
flch imported stained glass beautifully painted deo
GRATED ON inside. and perfect Of in every
RESPECT. "A hsrgan TO Immediate purchaser. Also
very pretty story Queen House Of 10
rooms. thoroughly modern and finished i'm oil neigh
borhood hrst-class. with lease run eight months
Price 30, 600, on easy terms Also a bargain i'm lot
2IhloO adjacent to Mcpherson square. To see prop
efty cal al my office. w. T.. BCRFORD
nl3 BOA r sfraet \ q pro;, p,,;is,,s
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-04-05
Presbytery of Knoxville.

The Presbytery of Knoxville was held in
Chattanooga last week. The pastors OF
the First and Third churches in Rockville
were unable to attend, on account of sick
ness in their families. The following were
among the proceedings of the last day:
The common directory of worship, con-
sisting of Revs. T. H. McCallie, ]. w.
Bachman and Elder J. A. Caldwell, were
given till the adjourned meeting in May to
make their report.
Elders j. A. Rayl, of Knoxville, and w.
Gettys, of Athens, were appointed to at
tend the Sunday -shool State convention
and the Temperance convention in Nash
vile.
A resolution was adopted to the effect
that owing to the restitution in many parts
of the field, the ministers were directed to
go out two and two and spend at least two
weeks in missionary work, whereupon the
following appointments were made
Revs w. A. Harrison and A. l.. Miller.
to take the counties of Knox and Blount
Revs. James Park and A. G. Snoddy,
McMinn and Monroe
Revs. J. A. Wallace and D. Munroe, Ham,
ilton and Rhea
Revs. T. H. McCallie and J. W. Bach
man, Bradley and Polk.
The Presbytery holds an adjourned meet
ing i'll Knoxville First Church at 8 p. M
Thursday, May 18th.
The next stated meeting. will be held in
the Cedar Spring, Church, Knox County,
in September.
The Presbytery adjourned at IL M.