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If
Compressed yeast at Bradley's.

Although the season is far spent, the
Eagle Clothing House is chuck full of
seasonable goods, as goods arrive at this
house almost daily. Call in and see George
and Henry, they will make it tpleasant for
you. 3t
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The report ofthe Napoleon Schools for
the week ending Jan. 10, 1883:
Yearly enrolment, 646
Term enrolment, GOA
Weekly enrolment $50
Per cent. OF attendance, 81
Pupils perfect in attendance, 81
Pupils tardy, Is
Teachers tardy,
Visitors,
Per cent. ofattendance by Departments:
High School 81; A Grammar Sc; BGram-
mar 80; CGrammar "a; A intermediate 81;
B intermediate SO; A Primary 80; Pri-
mary S6; 1st Primary 81; I'd Primary
so; I'd B Primary 96; German 93.
Pupils tardy: Lallie Aller, Dora Shoe
maker, Willie Hartman, Eddie Ritter, G..
Knipp Nellie Shoemaker. Jennie Ulrich,
Herbert Day, Scott Ward, Cora linn, Ber-
tha Shoemaker, Earl Day, G. Smith.
Visitors: Mrs. Mcintosh, Miss McWill-
Jams, Hon.?H. Kahlo, Toledo; Hon. H. G..
Groschner.
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In this county money matters seem to
be rather close at preseRt Business men !,
as rule, report collections difficult to
make, and the circulation of money is by
no means active. We hope for easier times
when spring opens.
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Shasteen Bros. have the largest and finest
stock of confectionery to be found in Ma
poleon, and at;very low prices. Give them
a call If
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Crowds of people are going to Saur's
drug store, to get free trial bottle of DIR.
Days Liniment; nothing like it for
sprains, rheumatism, and any kind Of
lameness.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-01-25

Mrs. A. e. Mann requests those ladies
wanting dresses cut or made, to call at her
rooms, over Stuckman's grocery. Her
prices are reasonable. tt
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One of Il. S. Blair q Co.'S New York
drafts for $50, turned up last week raised
to $sO1O. The Job was bungling one,
we understand, and should have been
easily detected by Eastern Banks. The
perpetrator is unknown. The loss will
fall upon the bank which acceptedit, and
not upon Messrs. Blair q Co.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-01-25

A number of European papers are
talking about Nine. Tamblez. aged IA
years, who recently presented her hus-
band, SO years of age. with twins. The
only other child they have is son aged
81.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-01-25

The Governor ofNorth Carolina said 10
the Governor of South Carolina. "Slr, the
best remedy in the world is DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup" and the latter seconded the
assertion
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-01-25

O. Pancoast, Ashland, o., says: "I
have been selling Browns Iron Bitters for
some time and find it to be giving real
good satisfaction"
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Why Not I?

Paint and paper your house in the spring,
when you can buy the material now, at
25 per cent. lower than ever offered before.
Kneeland is closing out his goods in that
line below cost. 2t
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But a few more packages of seeds left.
Those paying at least one year in advance
are given package worth from 81 to $1.50.
Who comes next?
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Try the Eagle Clothing House of Hahn
q Meyer when you are in need of any,
thing in the clothing line. Good goods at
living prices. 81
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II. e. Cary has a very fine quality OF
sweet cider, preserved from the recipe ofa
Scotch gentleman. cents quart. 3t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-01-25

Hancock, who is again located at the
Boat Store, wishes to see all his old GUS
toners, and as many new ones as choose
to call, at his old quarters, where he in
tends keeping general stock of groceries
and provisions, and everything usually
found in grocery store. Bottled ale and
porter for family use always on hand. tt
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1t will be for the interest of those having
bad eyes who have failed to obtain service
able glasses elsewhere, to call on me at
Napoleon, o., every Friday, at Frease
Bros. Jewelry Store, or at Defiance, every
Saturday at DR.. Powell's office over Bech-
els drug store.
If H. E. TIJTTLE
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3. w. Gibbs Il Co., architects of Toledo,
have the contract for the new court house
at Marion. Tt will cost 100000.
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PIN MPLES..

will mail (Free) the recipe for simple vegeta
BILE Balm that will remove Tan, Freckles, Pimples
and Blotches leaving the skin soft, clear and beau
tiful; also instructions for produc ng luxuriept
growth of hair on bald head smooth face. Ad-
dress, ,inclosing SC. stamp, BEN. VANDELF u Co.;12
BARCLAY St.. N. Y
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Mr.. Norton has introduced the following
bill in the Legislature:


Mr.. Norton has introduced the following
bill in the Legislature:
A BILL.
To amend section $3.50 OF the Revised
Statutes ofOhio.
SECTION /. Be IL enacted 6y the General
assembly of the State of Ohio, That Sec
ton three thousand and eighty of tho re-
vised statutes of Ohio beamended so as to
read as follows:
SECTION $3.50. Each regimental organi-
zation and each company of infantry and
troop of cavalry shall be entitled to re-
ceive one hundred dollars, and each bat
terry iity dollars, for every two guns, an
nually, out ofthe State treasury for the
cost OF arms, and other incidental expen-
ses to be paid to the regimental quarter
master and the treasurer OF the company,
troop or battery on his application, ap-
plication approved by the eommandant
of the organization and by the governor;
but the approval of the governor shall not
be given until all reports and returns re-
quired by section thirty-one hundred and
two have been received by the adjutant-
general.
When the sum appropriated for such
purpose is not sufficient for the full allow
ance to each organization as aforesaid, the
adjutant- general shall apportion the
amount pro rata to the several organiza-
tions.
SECTION. 2. Said original section $3.50,
be, and the same is hereby repealed; and
this act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-01-25

The ladies' relief society meets at the
residence of Mrs. David Meekison on to
morrow friday afternoon.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-01-25

A large and jolly party of sleigh riders
from wauseon visited Napoleon on Thurs
day evening OF last week.
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Saw cumming done on an emery wheel
at the Ashery, by w. j. Overhuls, Napo-
leon, o. st
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The Commissioners report of Marion
county filled ten columns OF the Miro
last week.
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The undersigned has quantity of river
sand for sale, by the load or quantity.
II THos. REIGER.
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You can get nickle clock, perfect
time piece, at c. NJ. Fisk's forS S1.50. #
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Lima is putting on city airs. 1t is tc
have new city building and a Masonic
Temple.
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Prosecuting Attorney Cahill and Sher
if Aller take hold OF Court dufies as i
it was an old thing.
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Konse nndLnt for Sale.

Situated on North side of Washinton
street. Good location. Terms reasonable.
Inquire at Sheffield & Norton's Bank.
o. >
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The livery men aud blacksmiths wcal
bland smiles.
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Defiance has a sewing school. Mrs. Moll
formerly of this place, conducts it.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-01-25

The best sleigh ride in the world is in a
bob-sled, with plenty OF buffalo robes, and
girls.
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s. M. Honeck has added to his stock of
piece goods line of gents furnishing
goods. All the latest styles in stock.
Room in Cary's new block, Perry street.
Napoleon. tt
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Gents furnishing goods at the Eagle
Clothing House. A large stock to select
from. st
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NNPoI.EoN. OHIO.
L0CAL NEWS. &c.
PremIums 70 Cash Paying Subscribers.
Notice

Allparties knowing themselves to be in
deb:ed To me will please settle before Feb.
10th, as 1 shall leave Napoleon about that
time. c. A. kNEELAND.
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Stoves English Kitchen will be open
Saturday. ....
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Court OF Common Pleas convened or
Monday, with Judge Moore on the bench
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Saw Gummjng,

New figs, new raisins, new prunes, new
currants, new peaches, at Bradley's. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-01-25

The German Towel Soapis the most eco.
nomical now in use, Backman & Co. Il
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TO CoNSUMPTIVEs.

The advertiser having been permanently cured of
that dread disease, Consumption, by simple reme-
dy is anxious to maks known to his fellow-suerers
tie means Of cure To all who desire 1t, he wisena
copy of the prescription used Gree of charge) with
the directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find sure cure for Coughr, Colds,
ing for the Prescription, will please address, Ray.
E. A. WILSON, l94 Penn St., Williamsburgh, N. Z.
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Fourteen below zero on Monday. anC
the streets and sidewalks a sheet OF ice.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-01-25

For toy perambulators, wagons, horses,
carts and sleighs, go 10 Bradley's. If
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Pan candies OF all kinds at Stoves. If

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.-Thef follow
ing transfers of real estate were made since
our last publication:
Stout to r. J. Randall,tlot l in Wood
wards add to Liberty. ............. GOO
j Sayger to D Sayger, 10 acres in Marion
tp..... ,..,...........-. ..,.........-....- ZoI
J Mcclure to 4 Warner, lot 81 in Mcclure 200
Ritter to J. Crompton, 10 acres in Harri-
son tp. .... GU
Baldwin to Wright, so acres in Rich
held tp......'... 4,UOu
7 A Kelley to n Fletcher lot 36 in Col
ton GU
II G. Stlufer to D willier, 40 acres in Rich
nelu tp..... ............. eVU
J Wagner to N. Kaufman lot AZ in Cotton 1926
Stephenson to 7 Wiseman, land in
Pleasant 125
H Senhotz to II Rohrs, so acres in Free
dom Up a,UuU
Palmer TO L Henderson, Outlot Is in Lib
erty W
w Pierson to G Marksch, 40 acres in
BaruoW Up 64u
II Crum to L.W Croft, land 10 Liberty 400
A I McWiams to Gebers, 40 acres in
/ Freedom ............. 1900
Byol to A Bost, 20 acres i'll Marion tp 633
Cramer to r Brown, lot 81 in Kaufmans-
Vile 81
W Kaufman to L B Rutedge, lot 60 in
haufmansVille. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO
p Parsons to M Worth, 10 acres in
Monroe tp ............................... 450
H Keef to Z Mertins lot 23 Scots add.
to Napoleon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...... 10O
Hill to r Kimmer, : acres in Damascus
Up ."... 60t
j L Kin to F Swary 40 acres in Pleasant
1000
C II Oyerhaus to II F Overhaus, $50 acres
in Napoleon tip ............. 5000
G A Crawford to E s Blair, 100 acres in
Liberty tp 1O,5OC
, L + Rlchhotz to Schofield, lots !, g
and3, Cook & Goodyears add. to Flor
1900
M Heller to Sherman, lot 129 in Napo-
leon ........................... 2.Ml
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Genuine New York buckwheat at Brad
ley's. If
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For lamps and lamp fixtures, go to
headquarters at Bradley's. If
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1t didn't take long for old Boreas to COO
that warm wave off.
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st. Valentines day is the next nuisance
to strike us.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
a Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful indiscretion, will for the sake of
suffering send free to all who needit, the
recipe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to pront
by the advertisers experience do SO by addEess-
ing in perfect confidence,
3-9.1y JOHN B. OGDEN, 40 Cedar st.,N.Y.
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Choice apple butter at BIackman & Co.'S.
n
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Great auction sales still continue at
Blackman & Co.'S. If
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Stoves English Kitchen will open on
Saturday.
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Get pistol cartridges at Bhckman & Cos.
II
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Fresh cream candies at stoves. II .
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A. ]. Saygers advertises for white ash
logs.
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P.F. link is frescoing Mr.. Fred Yackeo's
rooms.
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Get groceries of all kinds at Blackmau
& Co.'S. If
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Wood for Sale by the Cord.
Residence I'd house on south side of
Bryan Pike. w. J. PIERREPoNT.
tf
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Fresh Cream Candies at Stoves.
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For parlor lamps go to Bradley's.
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Easter Sunday March 25th.
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Saturday was dark, gloomy day.
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A large stock of nuts and candies of oil
kinds at Bradley's. If
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Bow Wanted.

We wish good honest boy at this Office
to learn the printing business. II
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Full moon on Tuesday night last.
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Colds and coughs are now quito COM
mon,
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All goods delivered at Blackman & Co.'S.
If
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Get fresh Bermuda oysters at Blackmar
& Co.'S. If
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Visit Stoves Restaurant.
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FrOZe to Death.

Hoop Poles wanted at Scherer's Coope
Shop, Napoleon. 3t
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Sweet Cider.

Fine New Orleans Sugar at Bradley's.
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FURNITURE!
| LARGE STOCK
River Sand for Sale.
of our own manufacture.

100 and 19s Summit, cor. Adams st.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-16
Is 4ANDsLOAi J
 NakTHG!E

TEN HE Assessors of the Town of New Haven will be in their office, No. City Hall. for the purpose of receiving tax lists every day this month from g. from to o'clock.
 G. L GILBERT,
 T. K DUNN,
 CHARLES RUIOKHOLDT j Arsessorz
 WILLIAM HULL, ocIO tn1 E. P. MERRIMAN,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-16
NEW DOMINION.
The Cotton 1ndustry-FaiIure of n Large
 Montreal Firm.

The Cotton lnduStry-FRiIure of 2 Large
 Montreal Firm.
 MONTREAL, Oct. 15.-The all-absorbing question in Canada to-day is the financial embarrassment of D. Morrice $ Co.,, until in the Dominion, the largest holder of cotton stocks and the agents and middlemen for up wards of thirty woolen and cotton mills throughout the country. Late on Saturday afternoon it was rumored that they had sus- pended and that as consequence the cotton industry of the Dominion was to all intents and purposes paralyzed. The situation this morning is so grave as to call forth editorials from the morning papers and official state ments of the position of the firm. It ap- pears that the trouble has arisen through over production. The firm having con- traeted to take the whole products of some fifteen mills, production outstripped consumption and an &C., emulation of stock ensuad. Bills were drawn against these shipments from the mills and accepted by the firm; sales to ere ate a corresponding amount of bills recei7a- ble not having been made, the firm finds it. self compelled to ask assistance. AS regards the paper discounted by the firm itself on its own account, the greater part is held by the bank of Montreal, and amounts to S1, 500, ,OOO, with $2O0,000 in the Mer- chants, and about $25O, 900 in other banks. meeting of the banks interested will be held on Wednesday, and an attempt will be made to tide over the difficulty. But the un- wholesome fact remains that the much pro- tected cotton industry of the country is over done; that the mills are only running at about half their capacity, and that the fu- ture is anything but encouraging.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-16
Senator sherman's Presidential Ambi-
THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

An Insult to Minnie PalnIer-EnVited to
 Sup With Dudes Her Husband Thrashes
 The Biggest of the Gang.
 LONDON, Oct. 15.-At the Grand Theater Saturday evening during the performance of Miss Minnie Palmer, the American actress, large boquet was thrown to her from pri- vate box occupied by three dudes. As she picked it up note dropped from it and fell upon the stage in full view of the audi ence. The lady secured it as she was lesv- ing the stage and turned 1t over to Mir. John R. Rogers, her husband and manager. It proved to be en invitation to Miss Palmer couched in suggestive language to take sup per with the three at the German embassy after the performance. MT. Rogers imme- diately entered the box, seized the biggest of the trio, thrashed him soundIy and elected him from the theater. The crowd ing the nature of his offense, stripped him Of his clothes and pelted him with mud until he finally escaped. The other two, fearing MT. Rogers return and the indignation of the audience, incontinently bolted. MT. Rogers called at the German embassy to-day to ascertain, if possible, if the writer of the note to Miss Palmer were in any manner con- nected with the legation, and was informed that the members of the German embassy were gentlemen, which Mir Rogers must see rendered further inquiry in that direction unnecessary.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-16
NEW YORK.

Firing Into Crowd-1he Ending of
 Dispute About the Right of Way of
 Teams.
 HINsDALE, Oct. 15.-An inquest was held this morning over the body of Mr. Charles Banfeld, the retired merchant who on Satur- day was shot and killed by one Wesley Beers, a notorious Erufisn. The testimony showed that at about o'clock Saturday evening Beers and 8 colored man named Bruce were driving along the highway near Hinsdale when they met Burt Hinman of Hinsdale with double team and loaded wagon. Words ensued about the passing of the buggy and the wagon and blows followed. A crowd of Hinsdale people assembled and separated the combatants. Beers and Bruce then jumped into their buggy and opened fire with revol- vers upon the crowd. Mir. Banfield, who was a retired hardware merchant of Hinsdale, was shot through the chest and died yesterday. Two others were shot, but not dangerously. Beers and Bruce were captured about mile from the scene of the tragedy and ropes were placed about their necks preparatory to lynchiBg them. Cooler counsels prevailed, however, and the men were locked up at Clean. The coroner's jury to-day found that Beers fired the fatal shot and that Bruce was accessory to the act. An examination was held this evening before 8 magistrate and both men were committed for trial
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-16
NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts

Butler Accepts the Greenback NOmfna-
 ton.
 BOSTON, Oct Ex-Governor Butler has written letter accepting the Greenback nomination for Governor. He says the party has won it's fight upon the gresnback inas- much as the greenbaok is now absolutely the currency of the United States in the several forms in which the government issues it's money, including silver and gold certificates and postal notes. This is what he meant g year ago when he wrote the officers of the convention that the party's mission was end ed. But the party still has higher and nobler mission in establishing just and profit able relations between labor and capital and protecting labor and curbing capital. "Any organizations under forms of law which give to any man or set of men undue advantages by which the rich are made richer and the poor poorer are destructive of free, equal and just government and for the safety of both property and labor ought to be strongly dealt with. A few years ago our currency and our public debt was such contriyance. With not very important exceptions that contrivance no longer gives an undue rate of
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-16
New Hampshire.
The conxregatIonal Council.

The Congregational Council.
 CONCORD, Oct. 15.-The triennial Congre- gational council finished it's work and ad- journed sine die at 12:3O this afternoon, the members generally taking trains for their homes. The forenoon session was devoted to closing business Rev. Dr. Dexter re- ported on the Chicago Theological seminary. Prof. Smith of Michigan, Rev. Dr. Bacon of Ohio and Rev. NJ. Merrill of Vermont were appointed committee on theological semi naries. Rev. MT. Byington of Massachusetts offered resolution that the provisional com mittee be requested to provide ample time at the next session for discussion upon the pas- toral fellowship of churches and pastoral work adopted. Reports were received from va rious theological seminaries and from the committee on the same showing them to be in a generally fourishing condition. The roll of the council WAS again read and cor rected. Devotional exercises were held for an hour. Resolutions of thanks were adopt ed to the pastors of the churches entertain ing the council, to the president and railroads and officers of the council, to which happy responses were made. Closing prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. E Ellis of Washington territory