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GRANT AND SHERMAN.
BIaine's TheOlogy-Secret Societies
Rebecca Harding Davis.
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WASHINGTON March 7.-StatementS con-
cerning Gen Shermans attitude toward the
Grant retirement bill are very contradic-
tory, some asserting that he is adverse to
its passage. and others that he favorS 1t.
There is no doubt however, that the bill is
meeting with more determined opposition
in the House than it did in the Senate.
The Military committee, it is claimed, was
packed for the purpose, and will report the
bill fayorably. but their recommendation
will he vigorously opposed on the floor.
some narrow-miuded critics are engaged
in demolishing Blaine's supposed religious
creed, taking the portions OF the GurheId
Memorial address in which the ex-Presi-
dents religious beliefs are alluded to as
setting forth Blaines own peculiar views on
similar topics. don't know what the ex-
Secretarys beliefs are, and never heard OF
his going to church hut once, which was
the time he fell down and hurt himself so
badly. but it seems TO me that it is q little
hard to hold biosrapher responsible for
the religious convictions of his subject. As
10 secret SOtletleS, b4alle uOtS lOt OeiouS
to any. He is not even as much Of "ji-
ner" as the old Greenbrier fellow-citizen
who said he never Joined but two secret
societies in his life; one was the Baptist
church, and the other was the Confederate
army
The current number of The american
contains an appreciatiye notice OF the life
and works of Rebecca Harding Davis, who
has probably attained greater prominence
in literature than any native OF your city,
and whose early stories were generally sup
piled with more or less characters from
your vicinity. II there was half IS much
misery in that neishborhOod there as is de
picted in these early novels, it must have
been worse than the unincorporated village
Of BenwOod The reviewer states that
Mrs. Davis is now employed on the regular
editorial staff of the New York Tribune, in
addition to her magazine work and book
making. Ian.
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Drawing Thor p,x

=, NAw NoEE' March S.-The pedestrians in
ine recent contest met in the oaire nj tLs
1tnJ, Fed and FINN and received the n-;ZsS
won: Hazael S9,5S0 gate money and II 0SS
sweepstakes; Fitzgerald s.. 80. witb SI O0S
sweepstakes: Naremac s., ,25I; Hart 81. .59S.
huSheS 81, l25, and sullivan $50. An M,
tS' hInent Tor Sis was procured by an ale
bTtWer sgalnst Hszaels money for beer
which he says he never ordered
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PITTSBURGH.
An Insane Suicide-The Strike.
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DYtVFVlt DE'E'VINV't 70 V'FV 1sVS''7I''
PITTSBURGH, March S.-This morning an
insane woman named Hertel, vino was liv-
ing with her mother on Van Broom street,
committed suicide by hanging herself by
means OF towel Mrs. Hertel had been
slightly insane for several years, and a
strict watch was kept over her, although
she was not deemed dangerous, but she
managed to escape their vigilance this
morning with the above said result
There are no new developments in regard
to Rthc strike, although negotiations are
pending for the purpose of compromising
the trouble, if possible. BRIAN.
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FIour and Grain Trade orDetroit.

DETROIT, Mich, March S.-The annual
meeting of the Board OF trade took place,
to-day, when Z. X. Norton retired from the
presidency and VIM. Livingstone, Jr., was
Installed. The receipts of -four and grain
for the fiscal year ending March lst, were
reported as follows: Flour, 1872 .592 barrels;
wheat 6,S5S,0l9 bushels; corn, 1851
bushels; oats, SS5,S12 bushels. Shipments
during the same period: Flour, l9,Sl2 bar
rels; wheat, 5,OlS,499 bushels; corn, 2E,-
S7S bushels; oats, 26S,057 bushels.
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ING W. VA, THURSDAY MORNING.

came in on the Wabash train, that he OBJ
tanned from the sheriff of Moherly, that
Jesse james and a companion had been
surrounded by officers in some place un-
known to the gentleman, in Kansas, in
little cottage: that Jesse fought desperate
ly, and killed seven of his assailants and
wounded three Others, being himself NOR
tally wounded. The story is treated with
incredulity by some of the local officers
here, and whelly disbelieyed by others.
Psrticulors are wanting.
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MURDER WILL OUT.
A Farmer Murdered and His Body
Burned-Discovery OF the Perpetra-

~
Burned-Diseovery OF the Perpetra-
tors.
MuwAUKE. Wis, March S.-An old trag-
edy has just been unearched at Ahnape,
Wis. In 1878 John Goettinger's remains
were found burned in his house. He was
a wealthy German. A young man named
Jacob KOzins now comes forward and teSti-
fies as follows; The last time | saw
Goettinger alive was in BalinCk's
meadow, on Saturday evening,
July q, 1873, about or s So'clock. There
was present at that time Mrs. Blalinck
and Mrs. Goettinger, GOettinger and my
self. Just before this Blalinek and the
hay. Goettinger came down there and
not know what was said. as ! cannot un-
derstand German. | was raking hay, and
did not stop work. When they were quar-
reling saw Blalinek's wife stick pitch
into Goettinger about the belt. While the
man had the pitchfork in him. Mrs. Goet-
finger struck him with fork on his head.
They held him down and covered him
with hay. ! was so frightened that l be-
came unconscious. | was only fifteen or
twenty steps from them at the time.
Nothing was said TO me about the murder,
and in about hall an hour We all W ent
home. After arriving al home Blalinck
came to me and threatened to kill me ii
ever told OF il. That night saw Blalinck
and his wife go into the meadow. The fOl-
lowing night saw them 60 towards Goet-
fingers house, and soon after saw the
house in flames. Swore TO lie at the in
quest when l said I knew nothing of the
murder, because / was in fear OF Blalinck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-09
The Chinese Go and the Chinese Come.

CHEYENNE, March S.-The family OF the
late Chinese professor, Cho Kun Hua, pass.
ed through. to-day. An infant child, aged
fourteen months, died at the depot, OF gem
eral debility. The remains were PLACED in
a coffin and expressed TO China On the
same train Takahashi, japanese Consul TO
New York, passed through on his way to
his station
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GriexouslY I'm Error.

GALLIroIs, o., March S-Smsllpox is
prevailing to an alarming extent in the vi
Cinity of Morgan Center. There are forty
or more cases reported, and there have
been four deaths in the last three days.
The disease was taken for chicken pox and
treated with the simplest remedies, with
its con ntagious character unsuspected.
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Train Wrecked.

KSoxvILLE, TENN, March S.-iesterday
afternoon, a passenger and freight train
was wrecked on the Knoxville and Ohio
railroad. six miles from this city, and
eight men were wounded, none fatally.
The engine and two cars passed safely over
the trestle, but the next two box cars and
the mail car fell through. The car con.
tanning negro laborers was left Perched
upon the embankment.
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IINSEED OIL MAKERS.
Discussing the Question OF Revising
the Price Lists.

CHIcAGO, March S.-The Consolidated
Linsecd Oil Company are holding a special
meeting in this city to-day. The meeting
is strictly private, but it IS understood the
purpose is to discuss the revision OF
price lists. There are fifty-five linseed oil
manufacturing houses represented in the
consolidation. the territory of which covers
the entire west. At the meeting now in
progress, thirty-siX manufacturers have
representatives attending. +. NJ. Wood, OF
Dayton. Ohio. is President. The Straw
Board Manufacturers Association OF
America. met here to-day and arranged
the details of an annual meeting, which
will be held at Fabyans, White Mount
aims, June 2lst.
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SkObeleds speech.

LoxDox, January 8. - The TTn.cF' St
Petersburg dispatch declares that General
Skobereffs speeches were prearranged be-
tween himself and General Ignatief. 1t is
said the object of the latter was to embroai
matters to such degree as to create al op-
portunity for him TO offer his services to
the Gar as Minister of Foreign Affairs, in
order to straighten them
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The Mt. Vernon Murder.

Mt. VERNON, KY, March S.-Jas Bishop,
a rough looking customer, who came here
last Friday from Tennessee, has been arrest
ed, charged with the murder of Mary Sig
man and her mother. He is now in Jail,
and his preliminary trial is set for Friday.
He is thought to have had confederates, but
who they were and what the motive OF the
crime was cannot be told.
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TRn Men Killed.

CHICAGO March S.-Chares Peterson and
Oleff Skog two Swedcs, were run down by
the Michigan Southern train, near Chicago,
tonight. Peterson was instantly killed
and Skog cannot live.
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Opera House Burned.

BRADFORD, PA, March S.-Bsum's opera
house, at Richburg, New York, was totally
destroyed by fire, this morning. The
building was frame structure, and owned
by b. w. Baum & Son. Loss 5000; in
surance s. 900.
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Old CoupIe Murdered.

CHARLorTsvILLE, VA, March S.-John
Omassey and wife, an aged couple living
near here, and possessed of considerable
means. were found murdered this morning
in their house and their money gone.
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Suicide of an Old Citizen.

POINT PLEASANT, March S.-Robert Wat
son, an aged and respected citizen, residing
near Buffalo. - miles from this place on
the Kanawha river. committed suicide by
hanging OH the 9th inst. Temporary in
sanity was the cause.
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Wants n settlement.

MONTREAL, March 8.-McMaster q Co
have entered another suit for Ave hundred
thousand dollars against the temporaiities
board of the Presbyterian church, 70 com
pei the body to render aa ssesaa OF ITS
Stewardship.
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Proved AN AIihI

DENVER, Col, March s.-The Chinaman
arrested. charged with numbering Wing
Chong. Monday night, proved an alibi, and
was released. The murderer robbed the
victim OF two to three hundred dollars. no
clue.
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Mrs. Bells Murder.

BosroS, March S-There are many un-
favorable comments on the inaction OF the
police, who allowed the man who murdered
Mrs. Bell, yesterday, to walk away under
their eyes, without stopping to inquire re-
garding the trouble at Mrs. Bells residence.
The murderer is still at large. Suspicion
points to an ex-police officer OF this city.
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Convicted OF Murder.

CLEVELAND, March S-A Herald special
from Canton reports a verdict of murder in
the second degree, was to-day returned in
the case of Price, a reputed tramp, who in
dispute killed another tramp. The PEN
aitg Is life imprisonment.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEW ORLEANS, March s-Last night Jas.
Cosgrove was stabbed to death by Richard
Shea in drunken quarrel Yesterday Mrs.
Marie Resmas accidently took four ounces
of laudanum. She fell asleep and when dis
covered was dead. Last night Francis
Guerin, q white man, shot, but slightly
wounded, his wife q colored woman.
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The corps of Central Office detectives
IN Philadelphia has been disbanded, and
he department abolished by order of
Mayor King, because of charges that
;ar department was in league with
suI controlled by burglars and other
criminals. Official detective work will
rr done hereafter by special officers OF
zach Of the police districts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-09

TIE supreme Court Of Rhode Island
Yesterday decided that all property Of
The Sprague estate should be sold at
auction in bulk. The date of sale has
not yet been fixed. 1t was agreed that
the trustee should prepare and submit
20 court the form of u deed he thinks he
an give, 50 that all bidders may know
ahat kind of deed they bid for.
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Nine Murdered,

PARIS. March SIT is reported that nine
Europeans journeying from Tunis to Gapsa
were murdered between Tuuis and Kair-
wan.
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\ diligence, with full complement Of
inside and outside passengers, while on
The way to Guadalajara, Mexico, and
when within q mile of that city, was at
tackled by band of robbers. Most of
the passengers being armed, they resist
ei the attack and in the fight which Ell
sued eleven of the robbers were killed,
while the remainder were put TO flight.
Strange as it may seem, not one Of the
passengers were injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-09

We have had potatoes and caooaSeS
.,rorted from Europe into New Eng
,'a5 and other Eastern States, for sew
months, and now gilt-edged butter
,.or, Holstein is being brought to New
york city, though it is sold at a slightly
:,ber price than the best creamery
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The Gutteau Case.

WAsH1Nsros, March S.-Scoyille left this
city for Chicago, tonight, and will return
Thursday next. Judge Porter telegraphed
District Attorney Corkhill he would reach
Washington on Friday TO consult with
him in regard to the bill of exceptions in
the Guiteau case.
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New Freight Rates.
No Commissions

CHICAGO, March S.-The Pennsy!vania
Railroad Company announces that no COM
missions will be paid by them on tickets
sold bv agents of other roads over line to
Pittsburgh and points East.
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Eight Hour Law.

WASHINGTON, March S-A delegation
representing the departments here, and the
navy yards OF the country, called, on the
President to-day and urged the enforce
ment of the eight hour law
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pboie Island will vote for Governor
"A legislature next month, and Ore
nm will do likewise in June. The Leg
;.rstures Of both States will choose Uni
"A states Senators, that of Rhode
I.I,pd a successor to Mr.. Anthony, and
Ia, of Oregon successor 20 Mr..
i;myer, Democrat.
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CHICAGO, March S.-The engineers and
tranmen OF the Illinois Midland road are
on a strike for back pay. No freight trains
are allowed to run, but passenger traffic
has not yet been interfered with. 1t is as,
serted that the road is two months behind
in paving of. The lockout at Peoria still
continues
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THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
The Situation Growing Hourly More
Desperate.

The Situation Growing Hourly More
Desperate.
MEMPHIS, March S-The river remains
stationary, with Sc feet on the gauge.
Passengers who arrived, this morning,
from below report the levee at Helena,
Ark, was still all right yesterday afternoon.
A force of three hundred men were at work
guarding all the weak points. The river
there was rising steadily.
At Austin, Miss, between Memphis and
Helena the river had cut through the town,
destroying the principle buildings, among
the number the Masonic Temple. The Cen
tennial block, large brick building, is al
most demolished, the water being twenty
five feet deep all around it, Several stone
houses and dwellings we're washed away
and carried distance OF half mile. Loss
of stock continues, and the situation hourly
grows more desperate.
More Aid Granted.
WASHINGTON, March S.-The Secretary OF
War continues to receive dispatches rep
resenting the distress as increasing i'll the
oyerfowed districts OF the Mississippi val
ley, and stating that the rations sent would
soon be exhausted. Twenty thousand more
ratiOns have been ordered sent to Mem
phis.
Louisville Board Of Trade.
LOUISVILLE, March S.-A public meeting
of the Board Of Trade adopted the follow
ing:
Resolred, That this Board respectfully
urge upon Congress the prOpriety OF max
ing a sufficient appropriation 10 enable
the War Department to continue its work
of relieving the pressing wants of the
sufferers by the overflow OF the MiSSippi
river.
Aid at 1T, Louis.
Sr. LoUIs, March Sat the meeting OF
the merchants on Charge at one o'clock,
to-day, Governor Crittenden made an ear
nest appeal for aid for the sufferers in the
overtlowed districts OF Southeastern
Missouri. About s., 900 in money and pro-
visions were donated at once, and the re-
lief committee appointed some days ago
were instructed to solicit additional sub
scriptions.
General Beckwith, of the subsistence de-
partment Of the United States army here,
has sent 5000 ratiOns to Mound City, ILL.,,
and five thousand ratiOnS each to PemiscOt
and Mississippi counties, Missouri, and more
are to follow.
At New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, March S.-NO further dis
asters to the lcvees are reported. The peo-
pie are strengthening them all along the
line. A heavy south wind, to-day, pro-
duCed swell in the river, the water at
times breaking over the leyee at the head
of Canal street, and at several points be-
tween the city and CarrOllton. The guage
shows the river to be seven-tenths of a foot
below the high water mark OF 1874.
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Rumored death OF Jesse James.

KANSAS CGrY, March SIT was reported.
this afternoon, by the agent Of LeNaa, who
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-09

- I.,.. nSCs duty Is 10 keep from getting sick,
" So" can With PXRCSs you can.
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BnNineaa EniInre-

=, boSJoS' March saw. Perry, boot and
Snoe SlS en- manufacturer, has failed. Liabilities,
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pa.s March A-At tbs approaching
cnasiytsry, the Pope VII cseese seysn ~ ~
SSrdinaIs Including tAs noss hes; ~. -
C.hs. Archbishop q Dshlin. tt . ssaG
stooi this sxpss.es The FePss sePso :,
Dc efforts Afehbiseop AeS !. -.
ssisii Il IN 49, dlsv sad s'ess V ~
isaA
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WASHINGTON, March s.-President Ar
thur gave a dinner, tonight to the mem
bers Of his Cabinet and number OF Sens-
tors, with their wives, in return for the
Inequalities OF the winter. Ex-Secretary
Blaine, Mrs. Blaine. Mrs. Wadsworth, Miss
Frelinghuysen and Miss Beale were
among the guests.
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7, the House a petition signed by
400 persons has been presented by
=. BIiss. in favor of pensions for pris-
Is ~ confined in Confederate prisons
.rring the war.
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Glueose Mannfarture-

WASHINGTON, March S.-The Western del
egatiOns appeared before the Ways and
Means Committee, this morning and made
an argument against the bill which pro-
poses 10 impose tax upon glucose. They
claimed the only substantial opposition to
glucose proceeded from the sugar refiners
and maintained the glucose industry is
4 growing one in the West, and that it
auords larger market for the
products OF the country, and it ought to be
encouraged and not discouraged.
In = Hard Row.
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Arthur's Dinner.

Is likely to be brought second time be-
fore Court-martisl, upon charge OF IN
sulting the surgeons.
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THE NEWS.

,rre.,er the PrOcrastinator," is the
.os thst Washington politicians give
,ba President.
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Judge Mangum, relief commissioner
~ Arkansas, reports that there are
.sno sufferers by the flood in that
s,,te who need assistance. Commis-
.i,ner Hemingway estimates the
rrmber in Mississippi at 10000, and
.pare are not less than 5000 in the river
.,pntirS of Tennessee.
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WASHINGTON, March ST is reported
tha; sergeant Mason, who shot at Guiteau,
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The Chinese-rarin- Edmunds - Giu-
eOse-CannOn's Case-Personsi-
Ehnnrinl Dlrrnntrh % khe Re0iAer.
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WASHINGTON.
The Chinese immigration Bill Again
Discussed.
Status Of the Tariff Bai-Anti-Polygamy
The Glucose Fight-6rant
and Sherman-Blaine's
Theology.
GENERAL MATTERS.

POINTS, PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
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Mr.. Bradlaugh continues to be the
,rpa, bugbcar in the British House Of
commons. They will not let him quail
r. by affirming, and when he offers to
tske the oath they object on the ground
,bst with him it would be a mere form.
fthey cannot get rid of him any other
wav they might cruelty him. Perhaps
. q deserves it for not agreeing with the
--alnrlIN
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\ sad disaster has followed in the
sraiu Of the severe blizzard of Saturday
night. The house of John Tyler was
burned at Meadow Lea, some miles
we,; Of Winnipeg, Manitoba, and his
wife and three daughters were frozen to
death from exposure. Tyler himself
was badly frozen, and Miss ReidOn, who
was on a visit to the family, had her
fingers and toes severely frozen. One
of the daughters is missing and is sup
passed to have been buried in the drift
while endeavoring to find q neighbor's
house.
National Republican., 1882-08-05
Arrin tn ,hn n1nuntnin..

There will be another excursion 10 Deer Park
and Oakland on Saturday next, affordlng those
who have not yet visited those delightful places
an opportunity to spend Sunday ut the finest re-
sorts on the continent. Deer Park and OAKLAND,
situated as they are In the heart OF the mountains
are delightful ut this season. While our citizens
liavo been cumplaining about the hoat, with the
thermometer high In the nineties, those summer
ing at these resorts are happy With "old Prob "
In the seventies The scenery on route to Deer Park
and Oakland on tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Is magnificent and we'll worth the trip lille OF that
In tho immediate nelghborhood words cannot we'll
express the grandeur. The hotel appointments
$. Wood, whose name Is a guarantee for the on
ioymcnt Of his guests The rnte for the excursion
is $780, including ono days board at either hotel.
Those taking advantage of this opportunity have
the privilege Of leaving at 2:35 a. IN. and 1040 a.
IN. and 1910 p. m Returning, tickets will be good
on all trains Monday.
National Republican., 1882-08-05
New Gcrmnn.Ena,I.h church.

considering tho expehiency Of establishing a new
church In which both the German and English
languages shall be u.ed and 10 be under the ipst-
er!ng care of the Synod of Maryland, with which
the several English Lutheran churches are con.
nectcd, and Which represents the progressive e.e.
meats of the rapidly growing Lutheran church It,
the United States. Rev. Mr.. llonwis aus. whu
has done excellent work elsewhere, himself ma
tive German, but educated ut Gutenberg, and who
Invited % come and look over the frld lie Is the
guest OF the pastor OF the Memorial Church. and
yxl ects TO remain over two Sabbaths. II the out
property, corner of Sixth and streets northwes.
lI which Mr.. \; breaches tomorrow, is eontem-
pla ed, und VIII b. made the center of operations
The hope Of the friends of this new movement
Is that he best German church element In the
city viii GuCnur moo this entnrnIiZa