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MILFORD PA, Nov. l5.-The heaviest gale OF
wind In many years visited here yesterday after
noon, lasting over an hour Trees We're blown
down and torn out by the roots, and telegraph
poles and wires We're broken down, so as to s,iS-
pend communication by wire. Rain fell heavily
all the afternoon and evening.
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NEWPORT, RI, Nov. I'D. B. Al1en charged
with the death OF S. p Belmor, on board the United
states steamer Portsmouth, was arragned by the
civil authorities this morning on charge OF man
slaughter He pleaded not guilty, and In default
OF $4,000 bail was committed TO await the action
OF the grand Jury.
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TEKsUNA1.-EX-SenatOr DORSEY has returned
from his trip to New Mextco.-Scnator Logan has
gone to New York for a few days.--Congressma
Cabell, OF Virginia. is at the Metropolitan.-Mr
.. II. Rothacker, OF the Denver Tribune, is in
Wash1ngton.-Mr George F. Lamborn, who was
Foundry NJ. Z. church, to Miss Emma Dowell a
niece of Representative Houck, OF Tennessee. Will
leave with his bride for Silver City, Col, on Friday,
10 take up his residence there.--SenatOrS vast.
or Missouri, and jones' of Florida. are in New
Iork.-Senator Miller, OF California. and Sena-
TOR Grover OF Oregon, have left San Francisco for
the eaSt.--RepreSentatve Mills OF Texas. is in
the Clty.=Speaker Keller has returned to Ohio
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to the city last evening, and was at the depart
ment today. Mrs. Lorlng has also returned to
Washington for the season.
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THE CRIME THREE Young MESARE CHARGED WITH
At noon to-day in the Criminal Court, Judge
Wylie, three young white men-Maurice Conners
Patrick McNulty. and James Reynolds - were
placed on trial on the charge OF outraging the
person or Henrietta Robinson, colored woman OF
ABOUT 55 years OF age, on September 81 last.
Mrssrs H. III. Wells, 1r., and Chas Pelham ap.
peared Tor the prisoners, and Mr. c. s. Moore for
the government The cclored woman testified
That she lived I'm South Washington and on che
night In question she lost her way when a Young
man offered 10 show her the way home: that ne
TOOK her TO a cowshed, and being joined by others
they trrgei her. other testimony was heard
10 the effect that one OF the men went Off for
the officers Prather and krancher) found this man
WIN The woman and took both to the station.
house, ana going back, the two others came up 60
them ana said they were looking for young man
ana they took them 10 the station, where the
woman identified them. The government con.
cludcd lis testimony at ! 40 O'Clock.
Maurice Conner5 estif1ed In his own behalf tnat
there was no force used by him, and that REYNOLDS
and McNuty came up, and the woman saying she
wanted whisky he sent them for IL.
McNulty and Reynolds denied the charge against
them.
IHE police are looking for a man who brought
prisoner named Henry Iders TO the d. In precinct
station house last night and represented that he
was an officer and would appear at court this
morning. The young man was locked uD all night
ana brought 10 the Police Court this morning and
ulScndiScl because no one appeared against him.
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT PRoMoTIoNs.-The
Postmaster General today promoted Mr.. F. N.
BasSett chief clerk, to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Mr.. Frank Howe. Mr.. X. $.
Boswell Was appointed stenographer of the de-
partment.
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Tgp SAMUEL KER,
VS $50 Tth street northwest
Invites attention to his advertisement in todays Star
of
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS"
Give him a call.
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BEHREND's BALTIMORE STORE

T BEHREND's BALTIMORE STORE,
9os SEVENTH STREET.
BETWEEN X NORTHWEST
Sheh 10 se s
'erste5 CIoth all colors 25c.. Terra Gotta Bronze
pe.r!;fe'i EeGtplc; e CO Green, si1, &c w.,
iaa ao fsa%si ons se'
enad in 5ast es1ssn snS eocrs sc
Zine 70 s5 csshnsrss % g. Sa 5ec and
Green i,ss 90 "a s. Cloth. choice quality. sl.2s.
1 ana CHILDREN
n 9ss ss pT
wear 81 25 to 81 so each; sell pure incidentally
Erepsred Flannel at Soc Per yard equal to goods usual
GSrssts; GasssS s. 80 80: 7sci. 81: n2s and up.
Have Just reeelyed lot. Of Linen Handkerchiefs
say ar ssx a, Less than half prices Call
Pnll stock Of Domestes. Table Linen and Towels.
ca blankets. Flannels. Cassmeres and Housekeeping
Last but not least Misses Wooden Hose. in sizes
BALTIMoRE CASH STORE.
n3-i 9OS 7th street northwest.
FUR TRIMMING.
ANOTHER SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED AT LAST
WEEKS PRICES.
SILK AND SATIN GARMENTS. FUR AND
QUILTED LINED.
SEAL SKIN eAHHENns NGIEs F5Sa EoSa ss INCHES TO At
WILLETT & RUOFFS,
MO 905 Penna. Ave.
ELIXIR OF
sb ssHf "A BBfb BBfb EEE Xxx
RBR AA BIB EE XXX
sBss AZ "A 3 sBb Err kkk
An Infalhble Remedy for
MALARIA. CHILLS AND FEVER.
Contains Quinine.
Sold by Druggists. Price 80 cents per bottle OH
DIANOS AND ORGANS
Sold for cash instaments. rented or exchanged
Agent for
GEO. STECK 4 CO. AND EMERSON PIANOS.
WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS.
All new Music and Music Books received as soon a
issued.
II. EBERBACH,
No 915 + STREET. near 9th
Managing partner Of the lats arm Ellis 1 Co. nA
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THE CHINESE LEGATIONS VISIT TO PH1LADE1-
PHIA.-Mr D. w. Bartlett, the American secretary
Of the Chinese legation, arrived in Philadelphia
last evening in company with the Chinese min
lister and his secretary, and were met at the depot
by Attorney Genera! Brewster and escorted to the
Continental hotel To-day they will visit the in
dustral works in Philadelphia, and tomorrow go
to Altoona and JOhnStOWn.
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Alexandria Affairs.


CITY COUNCIL LAST NIGHT.-The CITY councils a
Alexandra held their Regular meeting last night
PRESIDENT Downham presided; but I'm the council
President Douglas being absent Councilman Eich-
berg was called to the chair A resolution by
Mr. Lambert requiring the Alexandria q freder.
1cksburg X. X. TO conform TO the law as 10 the
grade or Its track on Fayette street, was adopted
by council, but aldermen non-concurred ana
hnally the subject was referred 70 the cry sur.
veyor Tor report The election 10 f1ll a vacancy
occasioned 10y the resignation OF Councilman Cow.
ling was ordered TO take place on the first Sat-
urday In December A petition for pump at the
intersection OF Fairfax and Oronoke streets was
referred, as were petitions OF ]. Il. Hill and John
Credit for new cutters; Mrs. White, for reduction
of tax on MiSSCaleHder's house on Prince street:
JAS. Mills, for compensation for loss by failure TO
allow him TO carry out contract for the erection of
hay scales; Eliza Mankin, for reduction OF tax
fl4I13) on house on Prince street; Strather Mar
tin, for reduction OF tax (s30I 99) on property
owned by him. Aldermen voted to pay Capt
webster, or the police force, one-half his salary
for extra service as lieutenant or police performed
since last March, Lieut. ]. L. Smith having been
Sex. The subject went over In council 10 the
next meeting. Election bills from number OF
persons were referred 10 the committee on claims
ELECTION OF SCHOOL TRUsTEEs.-A joint meet.
ing OF the two councll boards was held last night
and Edgar Snowden 1st ward, William II. Mar.
bury I'd ward. Richard l.. Carne Sd ward and O.
C. Whittlesey 4th ward were reelected members
OF November.
FUSERAL--The remains OF q. Paterson Berk-
ley were brought here from Fairfax Court House
yesterday afternoon 10 the residence OF his
father, eX-Mayor VIM. y. Berkley, whence his
funeral Will take place The remains will be fol-
lowed 10 the grave by the Good Templars Of
whom the deceased was a leading member.
ROBBERY.-The residence OF Miss " Sfssou
on Paine street, near Cameron, was entered last
night and robbed OF silver spoons and other
table plate.
REPORTERS NoTEs.-Two Washingtonians, r.
w. Corcoran ana j. Il. Haley, were arrested hero
yesterday for selling photographs without license
but released on paying the license tax. .O.6
Dominion Commandery, X T.. OF this city, wm
bagun on the Potomac. The Mansion House,
under the ownership OF c. w. Brown, OF New
York, Is being renewed and put In complete re.
pair. "A convict. named Jones, from L"esburR n
at the station house here en- route TO the peni.
tentiary at Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-15

Ex-Gov. TABOR, of Olorado. Is in Chicago. He
announces that he Is candidate for the United
States Senate
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ELY'S CREAM BALM COMPANY.

~ JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF
80 pure Cod Liver Oil, at SOC. per pint bottle, at
DREW'S Drug Store, corner sth street und Pennsyi-
vana avenue. my25-6m
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News Rriela.

Ex-Indian Agent Tiffany. under Indictment N
Arizona Tor embezzling government money and
sum OF $4,000 for his appearance at Tucson fog
trial next February.
There is dead lock in the Troy (NY) board Of
aldermen on account OF tie and the Withdrawal
OF the democratic members. The courts Will have
to settle the matter.
DR.. julio Maclas was killed in duel on Monday
In Mexico, revolyers being used at a distance a
The wife r Of Nicholas Trezza, of Brooklyn. N.Y..
eloped Saturday night with Raphael MollinlF0
The couple were arrested in Chicago. :
Col Chas. H. Houghton, who was recently con.
victed In Trenton, Nd, OF certifying fraudulent
vouchers while collector OF the port OF Perth An
boy, was yesterday sentenced to pay fine OF SsD
and the costs OF prosecution.
AT Manchester, NH, yesterday, Ellery Abe
bank. was sentenced TO ten years Imprisonment q
the state prison
one OF the notorious Blebusch gang OF countegs
letters, was sentenced TO ye years In the penite0-
ttary.
At Dixon Springs, ILL.,, on Monday, VIM Phelm
became fncensed at his little six-yearold daughesP
while eating dinner, Knocked her from the tahao
and kicked her 70 death.
pennsylvania, In Philadelphia yesterday, resooos
ton, that any or the degrees or honors or the un6
yersity may be conferred on women who shall pGR
the proper examinations, was favorably considego0
and referred TO a committee.
The convent at Cedars, Quebec. was destroys
No new cases OF yellow fever were reportsa .
The MARQUIS oi Qaeensbury, who is an avsuua
free thinker, created quite sensation IN Losen
OF Tennyson,s new drama, ssThe Promise Of MaE,e
with loudly denouncIng the representation q -
s'psi The union On men me- % in the lAc,eds rbslssg nln =
Louis, have struck ,,s-.s
wm Trimbie ana daaghsee, nslng q -
poisoning: The deaths are ascribed - s1nu4
nlghtahade. So
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JAPANESE GOODS.

JAY GOULD, 421 9TH STREET, BETWEEN ID
e. and sts., one square from Pennsylvania avenue
Scrolls. lanterns. Fans, Decorative Pictures Bor-
ders. etc. AlsO Xmas Cards Scrap Pictures etc O4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-15
The Man who killed s. n. Belu

ErOSt I'm North Carolina.
WILMINGTON, NC, Nov. 15.-There was killing
frost here last night, the first OF the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-15
The Pennsylvania Election

PATTIS0N'S PLURALITY 80 0i7
PHTLADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. 15.-Offrial returns
from every county in the state give Pattison dem
ocraL for governor, a plurality over Beaver (re-
publican) OF 81, ,047.
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Democratic Judges Elected i'm No


WILMINGTON, NC, Nov. 15.-The democrats hay
elected their entire ticket for Judges OF the supren
and superior courts.
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ELY'S CREAM BALM, for Catarrh Cold in Head
&C. gives better satisfaction than any other prepara
ton. b. ARMS. RONG, Druggist
Wiikesbarre, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-15
NJ Rs. II. j. HUNT,
LINZ MILLINERY,
At Popular Prices.
416 SEVENTH STREET.


NINE. CALVERT. NEW YORK FASHIONABLE
Na MODEST T. 923 + street northwest. Prices low,
cCcsstent with goSd work. Suits cut and basted guar
anteeiTs perfect lit i'll all cases. nS-lm'
nOUGLAsS'. NINTH sTREET.-OUR NEW LINE
~ Of lNfANTS and CHILDREN'S WORSTED
JACKETS, CLSTERS, SHAWLS, HOODS, LEG
GINGS, MITTS. BOOTS. DRAWERS &c, just
Received, and ladies who have been waiting for them
will find complete assortment of unusually low prices.
PASkETS.-We have opened handsome lot of Bas
kets, including Work Baskets, Infants Baskets Waste
Baskets Flower Baskets. Work Stands, Wall Pockets
Hair Receivers be cold less than regular prices
Another lot of HA1R-CLOTH CRINOLETTES, HAIR
CLOTH BUSTLES, 5Oc up to s3 so. HOOP SKIRTS.
hsT rN syss yls aSpRle taPes bet I4aty dApIEs' COT
SETS. GLOVES. LACEs. NOTIONS, &C.; il great
Tor ladies and children without exception in this city,
Our HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT contains as
great variety of handsome designs as can be found
anywhere and at as low prices. Comparisons solicited
from competent judges. DOUGLASS, 9th street. OBJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-15

SENATOR SHERMAN is in the city. He is here It
IS said, to advocate the appointment OF Mr. Warner
NJ Bateman for the vacant U. s. judgeship for the
southern district OF Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-15

CATAREH FIR fifteen years have been greatly an
noyed with this disgusting disease, which caused se-
we're PAIN In my head, continual dropping into my
throat and unpleasan tb-eath My sense of smell was
much impaired By thorough for six months of
ELY's CREAM BALM 1 have entirely overcome these
troubles. j. B. CASE, st. Denis Hotel.
Broadway and 11th street, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-15
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT Receipts To-DAv.--Interna! reve
nue., s39i, ,O7S. a.; customs, SOS, 42asa

THE CABINET CANARDS-The rumors tele-
graphed away foreshadowing sweeping Cabinet
changes have apparently no foundation what
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LADIES' GOODS.

MRS SELMA RUPERT.
COS NINTH STREET. OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE
Emporium for CREwEJ. ARRASENE BEAD RIB
BON and OUTLINE. ENBkOIDERIES aud all
" -tcTiais fO- the
CCnpiets st ryk O. AIEESS, FELT and WORSTFD
FItINGES for LaIIJrcGuns, Table and Piano Gov
Select A=-ortnlent Of WORK. PAPER and WASTE
- RASkf1S-PGi and Trimmed.
Choice Selection OF HiSUENJr WOKSTED GOODS
1T Very Low Prices.
STAMPING AND PINkINc PROMPTLY EX-
his ECUrE.t
nj W IAN
1vAs ImICrter of
RICH SEA-. Plush DUL.MNNS AND JACKETS
BLACK OF O:itN SILK PAIL TOTS
CLOTH AND SILK Pi.Li-S---.
N1sav 1!GK 9.Sn An Y,S cqIGRnD IG 5GkSEYSs Ns
AND CIl:Gt LARS 81 X QUILTED CIR
CtIA = AND DCLnANS,
Com; rising s the most desirable novelties of the
1t tie IIcvise, Paris. "O1 Pennsylvania svenus.
Feathers dyed and reciried eqa to new Orcs. n13
PINkiNG TWO oos CkST5 e. iI InR YAEo, lo-ns t
variety Of STYLES Special rates 10 Dres-IIakers.
fi4Al Il G. tiarisi&r mode "a. yer yard.
hose iTIiiIIiIg- Agency Mine. DcnOr.Sts Patterns.
pressm&siny Miss BELLE LUCAS 90l 9th 81. II W.
nil
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r ~ FURNISH INDUSTRIES. NOT ALMS.-BE-
- - nevolent citizens of the District of Columbia
who approve OF the practical methods of the Associated
ChaTtles are urgently requested to give orders for
In. Flue ana Pain Ladies and Gentemen's Underwear
Childrens Clothing, Household Sewing, Knitting, En-
brodery. Mending, Domestic Service, Washing by the
hour or day, any work do to the WO-
MANS WORK DEPARTMENT of Fifth Subdivision
Assoc a ed Charities. 922 ID street northwest Office
open from a. IN. to pm. s3O-Gnl
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r - DIR. HODGKIN, DENTIST,

T - DIN. HUICklN, DENIIST,
Has Removed to 14O9 New York avenue
(Ioung Mems Christian Association buidng). o25-4 w
~ GAS FIXTURES.-E. f. BROOKS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- 1870 an ADJoURNhD MEETiNG ,IE, OF II TE
CoMPANi COMP will be held at the Board Of Trade rooms
DAY EVENING, November 1eth, st 7 O'Clock.
CHAS. c. DUNCANSON. President.
Attest: H. DINGMAN Acting Secretary. nl5-2.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-04-07

"Epm hencefoah no more t6ain, but one,' -
fet ever one through being twain,
AZ sen Is ever lost and won,
through loves own ceaseless loss and gain:
ana Both their full perfection reach,
4ach growing the fun self through each
Two in all worship glad sapd high,
All promises to praise and prayer y }SA
Where two are gathered, there am Il"
Gone half the weight from Ill ye beer it
Gained twice the force for all ye do
The ceaseless. sacred Church Of two.
One in all lowly ministry, 49,. zSzs~-,
One in all priestly sacrifice. 49,. {
Through love which makes all service FREQ.
And finds or makes all gifts Of price,
All love which made Life rich before
Through this great central love Grown more
And 50, together journeyffiR on - M y
10 the Great Bridal Of the Christ -.
When all the lie His love has won = 80
To perfect love is sacrificed.
And the New Song beyond the Sun tfgs
Peals, HencefOrth no more twain but one q
And in that perfect Marriage Day " y
All earth's lost love shall live once mor~
All lack and loss shall pass AWAY, tsf1 A>aAN
And all find all not found before:
Jill all the worlds shall live and 9lOW " NE
In that great loves great overflow.
Good Words.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-04-07
A Thrilling Incident.

A Scandinavian immigrant gives the
following account of tragedy in the
famous Lofoden m@lstrom, his rustic
pathos of the fiords doubtless being lost in
the free translation of q Toronto reporter:
"a few years ago on . delightful July
evening, I saw q body of Goldfish rise
by the edge of the whirlpoops outer
circles, and Immediately after the cod
had risen Q whale arose among them and
spouted. The columns of spray blown
up like geyser attracted the attention Of
. small fishing boat not less than half
q mile distant and knowing that where
the whale blew there was cod, they pulled
toward the spot. In the boat was q
pretty old man and his son, lad of about
5ixteen. They had just come for the
first time out to the Lofodens, and now
pulled carelessly inside the circle Their
boat began to move slowly round. but
they went ON fishing unmindful Of the
motion. But the movement increased,
as every moment the circle grew smaller
and the swirl moved faster. At length
the truth dawned upon the luckless old
man and the boy. A faint scream OF
terror came over the water; they grasped
their oars and pulled with desperation.
But they were in the meshes. It seemed
Is If some' fiead were dragging them to
the vortex. For time they held their
own against the centerward force. but
only for while. The old man strokes
became less steady, 50 did the lads.
The latter again rallied, and was pulling
with the desperation Of despair when his
oar unshipped and fell over. In . mo,
ment it was carried away. Then the
two set up wild, piercing cry, put their
hands up. praying to God for mercy
they could not expect deliverence. In .
minute or two it was all over. The boat
was whirled round and round, then her
stern was seen to rise in the air. then.
with an she contained, she disappeared
forever. Omaha Bee.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-04-07

What's the matter now" asked .
fashionable Austin lady Of her husband,
who seemed to be depressed -
I'm feeling very badly; I'm afraid
reply.
q Fiddle sticks
mo! I'm in earnest. II win not be
long before you will be walking to the
graveyard behind my eo6in."
That's just where you're foolng
yourself. I'll ride in carriage, or else
rll notbe in the procession 1t all.
! Such heartlessness made him 50 mad
hat he went to work and chopped up .
cord II wood, and now he feels strong
enough to run for almost any Office in
the gift Of the people.-Te1as Ssflssg&
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-04-07
: SCHOOL AND CaCRcH.


soaThe San Francisco Young Mei's
Christian Association has LOO mem
bers. 1estsss So
The Forsyth Street Methodist Church
Of New York City celebrated its ninety.
second anniversary recently.
-. Mr.. 81. B. Bryant, who founded
fory-eight business colleges in this coun
try, has now an interest in only one.
The Baptists of the United State.
are . large army, numbering 2, 1886, O2;
according to the Year. Book, just pub
lished. isaH.. go sis - ..s3ss S ,sss,
so-Hereaftef any teacher who accepts
present from pupils in the pubic
SCHOOLS of Hamilton, Ont, will be i'm
mediately dismissed. ls9f
y The present total value of the prop
erty Of the University, Of Vermont i
$285, 900 and its yearly income is $2l,
600. During the past year II has ~
ceived gifts amounting to 800. O0O.
in Connecticut last year 1,6S4 pub
lie schools were in operation under thu
charge of 1892 teachers in winter, ane
2,783 in summer. The number Of pupils
receiving instructions was 119. 499. -
The Protestant Christian Chinamer
have been relieved from taxation for re
igious festivals in China. They NUM-
Der about $4,000. The Roman Catholics
secured such exemption many years ago
The Rev. Robert Prout, of Charles
County, Maryland, recently deceased,
bequeathed $4,000 to the Protestant
Episcopal Missionary Society, and $780,
000 to the Virginia theological Semi.
Chicago Tribune. 4 ia 81 So
Trinity parish, in New York city,
contains seven church buildings-Trini.
-ty, the mother church, and St. Paul's,
St Johns, Trinity, St. Chrysostom's.
St. Apgustin's and St Cornelius Chap
els.
The class of '33 of Dartmouth Col
lege presents notable instance Of
longevity. It graduated thirty-one mem
beers, and seventeen are still living, their
average age being seventy-six years
and six months One of them is one Of
the present twelve apostles'' of the
Mormons in Utah. Chicago Tribune.
+ "A clergyman in Scotland preached.
few Sundays ago, from the text;
IF We do not repent, ye shall likewise
perish" The wife of afarmer who was
present went home and told her husband
the text was: ..H you do not pay rent,
you shall leave the parish ~. n
The adherents of the Scotch Church
number 1,O63, 900; those OF the Free.
| 100, 900, and those of the United 474. 900.
Other non-established churches have
537, 600. and absentees from all, $50, 600.
The population of Scotland is 8, 1894, 900;
the Established Church can claim only
about third of it.
The new buildings of the Union
Theological Seminary are in process Of
construction. They will be four: The
James Dormitory, for which Mr.. Willis
James has given 500, 900; the Morgan
Library, for which Ex-Governor Morgan
gave 800, 900, besides an equal amount
for the purchase of lots; the Adam,
Chapel, to cost $50, 600; and Jesup Hall,
for which Mr.. Morris K. Jesup has given
$50, 900. About $50. 900 has been given
for incidental expenses Of building, and
$3.50, 900 more is needed. An addition
to the endowment and new Professor.
ship are also needed. r Examiner