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pERsoNAL MENrI0N.
News and Gossip In Reference to vario
PeOpIa.

News and Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.
Mayor Miller returned to the city last
evening.
Mr.. Gus spates, OF Clarksburg, arrived in
the city last evening.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson, OF Parkersburg
was In the city yesterday. ,
Mr.. T, T. Vinsou, OF Huntington, was at
the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. VIII johnson, Of steubenville, was In
the city yesterday on business.
Miss Addie Seaman, OF Washington, Pa,
Is visiting friends on the Island.
Misses Anna and Levenia schafier and
mother are visiting in Little Washington.
Manager Pearson, OF the Pottery, has re-
turned from short trip 10 Philadelphia.
Mrs. David E. Poisal, OF Baltimore, Is Wis
iting at Mrs. zisenfelder's, on Twelfth street,
C.H. Dinger, Esq, left this week for Ger
many, where he will spend several weeks
visiting old friends.
Miss Lizzie Stone, OF the Island. has been
the ruest for several days OF Miss Lulu Ken
dali, OF Parkersburs.
The Kanawhn Ga:ette says: Ex-Governor
Matthews has returned 10 Lew.sburg, and
will resume the practice OF law"
Mr.. Frank Hennig leaves for New York
city to-day 10 mike an engagement In some
first clSss theatrical company for next season.
Mesdames s. o. Taylor and Albert Harden
Of this city, and Mrs. II ,roen's mother, Mrs.
Bruce, OF Lexington, Ky., were the guests
yesterday OF Mrs. W. Il. Harden, OF steaben'
Vile.
William Ritezsl, Esq, OF the Warren, o,
Chronicle, father OF the charming Miss Anna
RitEsl attending Mt de Chantal, Is spending
few days In this vicinity and Washington
Pa, visiting friends
Mr. NJ. scroggins, Chief Clerk In the
Secretary Of States office, left yesterd, y for
rIp otseveral weeks through Mary aud and
the Virginias. "scros" ha earned vacation
by steady work for good many months, and
ali bis friends hope he will enjoy his rest
hugely. ,o
Al theauuual commencement Of Princeton
N. j., Theological Seminary, this week, Rev
]. D. Moffat, formerly OF this city, now Presi'
dent OF Washington ald Jefferson College
was made doctor Of divinity. He already
bore this handle to his name, having been
authorized to annex D. D. to 1t BY Hanover
College last year. .,r
We had a pleasan. call yesterday from oul
old WetEel county Republican friend, Joseph
&. Parriott, ESQ, who bad been up to shori
Greek on n visit 10 VIM. Busby, Esq. Mr.,
| P. IA now In his s4th year, but has never been
sick week In his life. He came TO Marshall
county, from Hampshire county, as far back
a. 1921, He thinls the Short Greek country
Is a grand country and that Mr.. Busby. has
one OF the best and most attractive farms ht
ever saw.
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Hesainn Fly and WeeyIl.

NEWARK, O., June 22.-Farmen from va
rious sections Of the county have been in,
teryiewed during the past few days by a
reporter on the wheat outlook in Licking
county. In the southern part Of the county
the Hessian fly Is doing great damage,
while in other parts Of the county the
weevll Is creating havoc. In some fields
great swathes have been cut down and
farmers say they will do well II they secure
half crop. some places the wheat is cut
down by the weevil as clean as though It
had been done by a reaper, and the work
Of destruction still goes on. In ten.acre
field belonging to D. Aader, the weevil has
destroyed more than one.hali OF the wheat.
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THE PARISH SCHOOL.
Entertainment Given at Convent Hall
Last evening.


The annual entertainment Of the Parish
School, attached to the Cathedral, CANT
off last evening with entire success. After
the beautiful entrance march from Nor
man, the little girls sang their chorus
"Sweet Bells" in a very creditable man
ner. The choruses were all fine, particu.
larry the boys chorus, Beautiful Isle OIL
the Sea-" and "Where the Rolling Waters
Flow" sung by the girls. The salutatory
and other Rotations were also well de-
liyered.
The dialogue. Industry" by the little
girls, should be seen to be appreciated.
The design and the floral illustrations were
tasteful and ingenious. "Playing School"
by the youngest pupils, was sufficient to
overcome the most determined gravity.
The closing play, "Crowning the Most
Deserving Nation" 1t was learned, was an
original one. It merited praise both for
composition and arrangement; also for the
excellent manner in which 1t was rem
dered.
This was followed by a distribution Of
premiums, medals, books, and crowns.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Kahn, Rev. Father Sulli.
van, and other clergy were present. AT
the close, the Bishop made some remarksi in
his usual happy and instructive style, con-
graduating the children upon their i'm.
provement, and the means afforded them
OF obtaining good education. The pro-
gramme given was as follows:
Marche de le Norma; Chorus, "Sweet
Echo" Little Girls, Salutatory, by Fannie
Eaddan. n;aInore HThe Teacher,s Rinse "
Large Boys; Chorus, Pulling Hard Against
the Stream" Little Boys; Dialogue, "1ndus'
try" Little Girls; Chorus, where the
Warbling Waters Flow" Large Girls; Reel.
tation, "Lazy Dick" Vincent Rafferty,;
Dialogue, "Playing School," Little Girls
Selection, "The Devil aud the LAWYER
James Manly; Chorus, Beautiful Isle Of
the Sea-" Large Boys; Dialogue, 1.-THE
Auction" Large Boys; Drama. "Crowning
the Most Deserving Nation" Large Girls.
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RAILROAD RuMBLINas.
The Ohio River Road - vandcrbIIt's
South Pennsylvania.


The Moundsville correspondent Of the
INrKLIioENcER mentions this morning that
the subscription Of that county to the cap
ital stock Of the o. R, road has been with.
held. The impression seem to be growing
here and spreading elsewhere that there is
danger Of this roads coming to Wheeling
over the B. & o. Company's track, in spite
OF the frequent and emphatic denials. The
following from the MoundsyilA Reporter
bears on the same subject:
"The Baltimore & Ohio railroad still re.
fuses to grant q right Of way to the Ohio
River road through the narrows above
town, and from the present outlook the
latter will have to be constructed at low
water mark Of the river, at o very heavy
cost. II seems to US about the proper
thing to have done at the start would be
to have had the Baltimore & Ohio road.bed
from Wheeling to this place condemned.
From here to Wheeling they claim width
OF sixty.six feet, and from the southern
edge OF that city use but single track
most Of the distance. for which sixteen
f.et would suffice. We do not know what
steps will be taken, but something Of this
kind is likely to be The result"
A Pittsburgh paper says OF Vanderbilt's
new line: Although much has been pub
lished concerning the Harrisburg 4 Wes-
tern the correct route Of the line is news
to all. The road leaves Harrisburg where
It connects with the Philadelphia & Read
ing going East, and runs in a direct line
100 miles, to Bedford, then TO Somerset, to
near Mt. Pleasant and down the Big Sc
wickley Valley to its mouth where 1t in
tersects the Pittsburgh, McKeesport i
Youghiogheny railroad, twenty-nine miles
| from Pittsburgh, thus forming line from
Harrisburg to Pittsburgh 229 miles in
length. This route is the one chosen and
will be adopted by the board OF directors.
| Il Is proposed to extend branch from q
point east OF Mt. Pleasant and thence via
Connellsville direct to Wheeling. The
road will cross the Charters & Youghiog-
heny by an overhead bridge in the Big
Sewickley Valley. Two overhead bridges
crossing the Southwest Pennsylvania
will be made, one near Mt Pleasant and
the other near Paintersyille, Westmoreland
county. The only bridge Of extraordinary
magnitude will be the one at Harrisburg
crossing the Susquehanna. This bridge
has not been contracted for. as published
and instead Of costing 100000 1t will
cost but 100000. It will be an iron truss
Of the latest improved pattern, and the
contract for its construction will be let IL
the fall. Ten tunnels will be constructed
some OF them unusually large. The road
| Is to be built in the best manner with dou.
BILE track, seventy pound steel rails and
every known improvement.
The contracts will be let by September ]
and work commenced at once. The first
labor will begin at the heaviest work, on the
tunnels. It is proposed to prosecute con
struction with energy, and will take two
years at the shortest to complete the line
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Last evening about o'clock Mrs. O. P.
Brown, wife Of the Sheriff, was returning
from a drive out the National road, and to
shorten the distance to her home, turned np
Fourteenth street from MoColloch. A ga
main h being laid on this street. and the
person nerd, who has charge Of the work had neg:
iectei 70 display the red lantern signal, and
M a. A consequences, II being already quite
dark, Ms. Browns buggy wheel ran doTn In
the ditch. The buggy was upset, and the
lady thrown out upon the haewak, reeeiv,
ing serious injuries, among Others broken
arm. She was taken to her home on Thir'
tenth street, and the fracture properly at
tended 10, and late last night was resting
This accident will probably call attention
to the gross neglect Of certain city employs
and contractors more forcibly than any mere
complaint, Its only wonderful that similar
mishaps have not occurred elsewhere and
often
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Glne Qatelliaeuter.
once Nos IS and % Fourteenth street


Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Iost-Memorandum Book.
For sale Light Buggy.
For sale-6ellaire Nal Mill Stock.
For sale-Bed-r Furniture.
Administrators Notice.
Change of Firm.
Golden etir Vapor Stoves.
For Rent-AleIander Bone, Agent.
List'ot Letters.
Grand Temperance Mass Meetings.
Alexander Bone, Real Estate Agent and
Broker.
D. J. McKee-Island Grocery.
Big Bargains-Geo. E. Stiiel & Co.
White Mountain FTeezer..
G, nendel & Co-Mammoth Furniture,
Carpet and urtain Emporium.
State OF West Virginia.
Brues & Coner-Reductions in Spring and
Summer Goods.
DR.. John E. smith-Third page.
spscial-A. siedenbach & Bro.-Head oil
Local.
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OF DRAWING OF
Buckeye Glass Company Bonds.

Notice Is hereby given, runuGnt 10 the ICquIre.
ments Of The mort, age Of the Buckeye GlAss ON
pany works At Martins cry, uLiO) 10 Alfred
and rec'fded in Belmont county, Ohio, among the
land records, 10 Ret ure three hundred boz dS Of
Eaid company for 500 each, tnAt on Friday. Jnre
TO- redemption and payment by Fad omtAly H.
accordance With the provisions OF said MORT Aye,
The numbers OF sid tSen hOu''' are Rs follows:
20. 90, 60. Zig, lI9, l2i, II3, I'D, I7S, 2I7,
27b. The said twenty OOndS vi be p IA D. said
company upon presentation at the Rank Of the
Ohio VGleyin the itl Of - heeing West Virginia,
Rether with the Interest thereon for the rst kal Of
the year 1888 and interest uCOn the EAIu twenty
bonds shall ce.Se on July /, 1885, and The lnletst
warrants or coupons thereto ait ,chld, which Rave
not become due on or before the last nlIntd date,
Will become nu and void.
JUNE u 1883. lel6
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BALTIMORE & OHIO
Popular Low Rate sunday Excursion
10 Sandusky, Lake side Putin. Bay!

TO sandusEyi Lake sidei Putin.Bayi
Commencing Sunday, June II, 1883, and con-
tinuIng every Sunday, until further notice,
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company, In
connection with the steamer Jsy Cooke, will
sell round trip excursion tickets, good for
Sunday only, on the following scheduled
trains, at extremely low rates: Leaving
Ills P. N. Saturday, round trip n saudusEy
s. 80; round trip to Put-in.B Bay s. on; leaving
BellAire 1857 r. N. Saturday, round trip 10
Sandusky IS 80; round trip TO Put.in. Bsy
81 90, arriving ct sandusky at $50 A. NJ; n.
turning leaving sandusky at 1915 P. NJ, ar.
irving at Wheeling at 2:65 4. N. Sleeping car
attached. The steamer Jay Cooke will leave
SanduSky Immediately on the arrival OF the
train, stopping at the different Islands. Those
going to Put n-Bey will have some three
b urs to visit points Of intsrest there, return.
Ing to sandusky In time for the 6:l6 P. N.
train. W. E REPPKRT,
paSsenger Arent. TRANSIT bio D.vIsions.
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The Removal OF the stamp Act y Benefit
TO the People.

In anticipation Of the repeal Of the Stamp
Act the size OF the bottle containing the eel.
ebrated Simmons Liver Regulator has been
materially increased, 50 that for 81 the guam.
tIty Of the medicine will be greater than
iook out that you get the big dollar bottle
and ia sure You get the genuine, which al.
Wsys baS the redZ trademark and signature
OF ]. H, zsilln 4 Go. on each package,
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This Court met yesterday with all four Of
the Judges present. and transacted the fol
lowing business:
Holt vs.. Edmiston, Jr; rule continued till
State vs.. Greer, Jackson county; con
State vs.. Lowe, Jackson county; submit
ted.
Lowther VS.. Lowther, Harrison county
writ OF error allowed.
peal and supersedeas refused.
Lemon W. Capp, Writ county; bond 500
Richard q. Jackson was admitted to prac
tice In this Court
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GENERAL NOT. Es,
NEW FEMALE SEMINARY i

NEW FEMALE SEMINARY BUILD.
In ING, Washington, "a
sealed Proposals will be received until 8 O'Clock
P. n June 80. 1883, for furnishing material and
erecting new building, ~ by g. feet ur stores
nary, according TO plans and Specifications drawn
by John U. Barr 10 be Keen al the stOIe Of Thomas
Mexican, In Washington. The committee ms ne
tho right to reject any and all bldL
v. HARVIEG, JULIUS LIMoYaE THos. McHHIS.
Commit ca. Ion.
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WANTED.
WANTED-GLASs MANUFAoTIITIi..

ApStty wishing to organize company to man.
ufactnFe RlAEs in town in Southern FennsylyanI,
having the advantages Of cheap labor, trelShu ana
itisbclieved plenty Of rood material toco,rs
Epond with some one understanding the bu,lns.,
who would be willing to iurnllh pan Of the csn1,
tai and undertake the management, The Citizen. ~
the town TO furnish the balance Of the c.plt.I
Address, giving reference,
Atthe office Of the Wheeling 1SrE alSSs
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II YOU want a bargain in low cut shoe,
latest style, come andinspect my stock before
purchasing. Iguarantee brices and styles
70 suit, l., v. BtoSp,
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DR.. Thos. @. Pugh, Of Baltimore, Md, says
OF DR.. Worthington's Lholera and Diarrhoea
Medicine: do not know Of sny remedy that
gives such prompt and efficient relief"
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ORR. W. BoDLRY, at Camp tirolpd.
EoR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
TOR SALE

Available Farm Of $50 acres for 50, e. attn.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, W. Va.
s miles from B. & o. R. 4. station, is mile,
from Wheeling, on good road, all In grss,
and in high state Of cultivation; onehAIi
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty Of good fruit, well
watered. To be sold in one tract or in mar.
cells. For further particulars call on or I'd.
dress
PETER GROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., W. Va.
Mention this paper. iA9s.nAw
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Headquarters for Vienna Pressed Yeast
will be found with McClusky, Oyster Depot
Orders left there will receive prompt a;ten
lion. VIENNA PREssED YRAsr Co,
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GRAND RALLY.
Wayman Chapel, A. M. E. Church
MARKET STREET.

MARKET STREET.
The congregation and trustees Of the A. N. T.
Church, In connection with their pastor, have de,
cided 10 make grand effort 10 pay of the indebt
edneSs Of their church, which "a Two ThOuIand
DCllIrs. md 10 Accompll b tho above named oh.
jecL we DO hereby earnestly solicit the aid OF the
gene Gus publ Q IN aAiIt Us in the accomplishment
OF work 10 MEDICAL 10 US a. christian commu.
nifty. nc believe, as on former occasions, that We
shall have the assistance and sympathy Of the kind
frenos OF VIII cling and vicinity Rhd the public
In gNneml. Therefore we have set apart the 2iih
iAE. as q special day for grand effort At our
church on Market street. Rev. y. Wheeler, james
Strange and samuel Jennings have been appointed
sollcitoIF Give 10 no others unless their names
are published In the city papess By order Of
ielF.1023 THE TRtJSTEEH
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INDICATIONS,

WAsu1varoN, D. O., June 2S-l:SoA NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy warmer, local rains in west portions,
winds shifting to east and south, slight
rise In temperature, slight rise followed In
west portions by fall ing barometer.
For Lower Lake Region, slightly warmer
and fair weather during the day, followed
by LEGAL rains in Upper Lake Region, variable
Winds, generally from east 10 south.
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1AprIs' and sntlemen'sfne Hand sswsd
SHOES a specially NJ L. v. BLoHp'A
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IN waking shoes and slippers at
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R G HAYS, city Lee P Waller, Fairmont
" II iTiplei, Charleston J Mgllally. incinnat
] Ii Kennaday, RochcsteIG Peddicord, baltimore
T + He2kett. Chicago LRndauer,. Baltimore
jaco, Grafton D Barr, Washington
r Fuller, o Mansfield, city
r Everlnsham, ClevelandF Mamos, woodsaeld
i c Boone, Salem, o J II Parkinson, PhllA
Il avis, Philadelphia D Pope, MatGmoras
McKenna, AOundsY!llO Lyons houndSvllle
l n Goodwin, sArdIs WACRrter, city
W u Ferreli, city W II Smith, Pittsburgh
VIM Jones, steubenvile
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ENTIRE stock OF Lined Parasols al
cost. MARSHALL h Co.,
Ill0 Main Street.
THERMOMETER :

The following shows the ro.3 Of the Their
mometer, as observed ct SChneprs drug
atore. Opera House corner yesterday:
lgs9 1883
5A.x 12M.SF.M ,7RMI7AM l2X SFx. 7P.N
IA 50 IS 81 66 IS IS 81
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NOTICE
REDEMPTION OF
PUBLIC BUILDING LOAN BONDS

The holders Of the above named bonds arc here.
namely: II, 80, 81, 81, n, rs, 20. so, Os, 100,
1907, lis, I25, I19, 40, 1866, 100, I67, III,
I79, ISL, 1856, ISs, 1S9. 1870, have been drawn
by lot In accordance with the provisions OF tho
at the exchange bank Of Wheeling July Isl, 1883
at which lime they Will ceASe 10 bear intoiO OFT
COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC BUILDING LOAN
ieiOIfu
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The regular meeting OF the City Fathers
Wednesday evening last failed for want Of 4
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D. A. wooDaURS, sec'y.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

n-Kentucky farmers may be surprised to
learn that the trade In poultry and eggs in
the United States IL reported by the last
census 10 exceed, in dollars and cents, si.
ther the wheat or the cotton crop. This IL
a source Of wealth which oush, To be de.
veloped In every county in the State II the
farmers want TO begin 10 make money
Louisville Commercial.
Writing from Mckinney, Collin coun.
", Texas, Mt Geo. B. Adams ayr This
is a splendid farming country; the land
producing from to o barrels corn and
from I to u bales Of cotton per acre, sc-
cording TO the work. Corn sells for $3.50
per barrel delivered; Irish potatoes are
worth 81. Provisions are about the same
az there. Very few here burn coal, a.
wood at 81 per cord is cheaper than coat :
IS per ton. Wood can be bought however,
in the summer at $3.50 per cord. Farm
hands receive from sl2 to SIS per month;
day laborers 50 per day; clerks from ss5 to
S75 per month, according 10 ability and
qualifications. This county is largely dem.
ocralic, there being very few dsrkies here
o vote the republican ticket.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
HusfonUHe

Husf0nNTe
-WIoGINs WIND. -Notwithstanding the
sneers Of Saturdays Enquirer, the Canadian
seer lie thoroughly vindicaied. His dia-
gram Of the blizzard was enough 10 freeze
the marrow IN our bones in advance, but
the sctusl blow was a sumner.
The Bank directors have completed
negotiations for the lower story ofthe Ma
sonic building which will be prepared for
their occupancy Immediately. The room
is we'll adapted to the purpose. Plesse say
to Uncle Ed" that this rising village 10
only ten miles from Stanford.
DR.. Brown is greatly distressed over
the non appearance of the bad boy Of Perks
Sun in Saturdays papers. He seems to
have had 10 contemplation the adoption Of
that much persecuted unfortunate, in orde r
tina, BY paIernal example and pious admo-
milton. the youth might be saved to hi
country and the world.
ALMOST AN ACCIDENT On Fridsys
lsst horse driven by Miss Nora Murphy
took fright and ran away. Miss NJ find
ing the animal entirely manageable,
jumped out Of the buggy, fortunately with
out damage. About the same date two
buggies, in one Of which was Mrs. Green
and Mics Curtis and in the other Misses
Powell and West, collided on the street,
damaging the vehicles, but without fur
Their mischief.
Sam Williams asks me TO say 10 all
the preachers who visitate this locality,
that il is the prayer Of an inofisusive or
phsn boy that they let up on the subject of
the Prodigal Son. He alleges that no man
Of any denomination has got of three con
secutive sermons in this place within the
last three years, without bringing that
much misunderstood individual to the
front. He does not regard the thing as
personal, hut claims that it is becoming
monotonous, and fears that unless il is strp
ped he will be compelled to forego the
privileges Of the sanctuary.
Our esteemed friend, Alb Chenault, has
sold bis farm to parties from Ohio or
course you have the particulars as under.
stand the trade was contaminated per tslr
phone through the real estate sgency of
your place. Mr., james H. Taylor has sold
biz farm adjoining this place to Messrs. AlIer
4 FairiA about 40 sores at $40 The
Allen Bros sold last week TO Mr. William
Moreland, carload Of light hogs at Sc 20;
also some 80 head Of shosts TO Ed. Mont
somery at &c. Il is t, be hoped that the
alarm over the coming wheat crop wss pre-
mature. So far as can be judged from APP
along the highways, the prospec,
Is by no means discouraging.
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There are abou, 10 900 disciples In II.
linois; Il IL estimated that they own $780,.
600 900 worth Of property.
The Catholic priest Who married sena.
tor Tabor and Mu McCourts, returned the
check for 5000 which was given him AZ a
fee, when he found that the couple had
been through the divorce courts and de.
clared there was no marriage It's too late
now, the couple has been acling a. man and
wife for ten days or more.
The new Baptist Year. Book gives the
following statistic, Of additions and dimu.
millions in church membership for 's2: Ad.
ditions by Baptism, "a $50, by letter, a.
500, by experience. G,7l4, by restoration,
1871; total, 1851 Dimunitions by
death, 2O5sO, by letter $3.50. by exclu.
zion, 1920, by sra-ure, O. 1854, total, co..
lO3. The net gain for the year was over
$500, or about p per cent The Sunday
schools Of the denomination number 49,.
1888. with 10000 teachers and 1905, 1876
sholara. The bsptisms for the year num-
bered l3,sO4 against 1896 for the previ
Gus year. The benevolent contributors
Of the churches and schools amounted to
$5,2l9,396.O7 II would appear frem these
statistics that more than eleven thousand
churches have no Sunday school.