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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

Chemnitz, whose name has become quite
notorious here through recent slanderous
circular emanating from the agency OF the
house Of KAUFMAN & RuSoE, Galveston,
and wherein the cotton merchants Of Dial
las and the interior were 30 traduced, may
interest some Of our people Just now. 1t
Is city In Saxony Of one hundred thou.
sand people, and every kind
Of stocking 10 made there except the wool.
en-. The house Of Staerker has an Amer
lean business Of $l6,0OO,0OO a year, and
that institution gives living to 2per cent.
Of the population Of Chemnitz. There are
half dozen such houses In the city. They
are rapidly getting the American trade,
because their hosiery 10 not only better In
material than the American article, but /.
Is cheaper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

DORSEY, as was expected, has not only
recovered since the verdict of mot guilty"
in his case, from his physical ills, but he
now declares that the statements that he
was broken down, blind and forsaken by
nemery, were merely pack Of lies. Dor
sKy has put himself to unnecessary trouble
in thus publicly giving the lie to such re-
ports. The public knew they were lies
when he and his friends were so industri.
0usly publishing them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

THE American rifle team is on It's way
across the Atlantic to meet the British at
Wimbledon next month. The last contest
In this line resulted In regular Waterloo
defeat for our American team, and It Is
therefore. to be doubly and especially
hoped that victory will crown their efforts
In the present match. As these sporting
contests are now looked upon as tests Of the
skill and intelligence and general superior.
ity 'ofthe two respective countries, they are
surrounded with public interest tina,
could not possibly attach to than other
wise. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

THE New York public will have to stand
another big dose of the Brooklyn bridge in
the way of descriptive write-ups. The
Empire State Press association met in the
metropolis the other day, and Of course
''excur:ed" over the bridge. What they
won't say upon their return home Of this
''grand triumph Of modern engineering
skill" won't be worth saying.
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Collision.

HELENA, M. IT,, June 26 "A Missoula
special says: A Northern Pacific gravel
train with about 100 Cinnamon on board,
ran into wood train at Peron siding, IN
stantly killing ten Cinnamon and wound.
ing twenty-five others. The engineer of
the gravel train was killed and the fireman
badly hurt. Nobody on the wood train
was injured
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A BIT Of BlArneY.

DUBLIN, June 26.-The lord leutenal
replying to an address presented to him at
Limerick, deprecated forced emigration.
He believed careful aid having the pros
them and the districts which they leave.
He regretted the necessity for the passage
of the crimes act, which was distasteful
both to parliament and the government.
but he abhored the crimes which rendere d
it necessary. He rejoiced at the greater
respect now paid law and order.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81, 1883.

WHILE sympsthizing with down'trodden
Ireland the public ought to reserve goodly
portion Of its sympathy for the president
who had to listen to such voluminons
recital Of the tyrannies and shortcomings Of
Great Britain on Saturday last, with the
mercury sporting around 100 degrees. Such
addresses at such time were the very per
lection of refined torture.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

LONDON, June 26.-In the trial of the
Jews in Hungary to-day it was elected that
Magistrate Peczely, who aid.
I'd in the prepare ion of the
case for the prosecution was once sentenced
to twenty-five years for brutal murder. He
admitted he signed the dispositions
Of several witnesses in the present
trial, though he was absent when thew
were examined. Several witnesses
deposed that the boy Maritz, who
said he saw Esther Salomossy
murdered in the synagogue, was beaten In
the house OF the police commissioner. The
defense pointed out as a significant fact
that in .Schari's deposition
q special clause denying compulsion had
been resorted to ia his examination.
PFsrH, June 20 The government organ
points out that the government could
not prevent the trial, but that they
have made the fact known as widely as
possible that they do not believe the accu.
saton to be true.
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New York Notes,

NRw YORK, juno 26.-The Continental
Guards, of New. Orleans, spent the day in
visiting various points Of interest in and
about the CITY, and will depart for Philade'
phia Thursday morning.
The funeral of Professor Charles T..
Anthem, Of the college of the City of New
York, and president of the American M.
mismatic ana ArchGolosic Society, who
died in Bremen, Germany, on the It'll in.
slant, took place to-day from the church of
the TRANSPORTATION.
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The real estote valuation In New York
city this year Id nearly $50 ,0OO, 900 gre ster
han It was aSt year. The increase FOL
ONE years past has averaged about $780,
100000. As an indication Of the vast
amount Of property and wealth on the little
island Of Manhattan, 1t may be stated tina,
the best estimates place the value of all the
real and personal property Of New York
city at $4,000, 100000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

ANOTHER fool has commenced to bid for
notoriety. CAPTAIN WEBB proposes to swim
through the whirlpool rapids at Niagara for
$4,000. The price asked for feat that
proves nothing, and benefits nobody bu,
an exceedingly expert swimmer, even II sue
cessful Is certainly good one, but 1t must
be remembered that it is at Niagara, and
is but little in excess of the hotel and hack
bills of that famous resort.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

BISMARCK, June ga special from Little,
Missouri says: The Count de Mares, who
has recently opened one of the largest cat.
tie and sheep ranches in the west, having
expended 100000, recently, had a difli.
Guilty with an outlaw named O'Donnell, the
leader OF q band of despefadoes. Last night
the counts house was surrounded and his
life. threatened. The sheriff left Bism arck
Win posse Tor the scene this morning.
0'Donnell says he will kill the count on
sight
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Franklin bay and will probably leave
Thursday. The steamer Yantic, of the
United States navy, is waiting here to &C.
company the Proteus to Smith sound,
frighitul accident occurred at Texpam
last evening. A large fishing boat went
down and six men were drowned out of a
crew OF seven. She is supposed to have
bt en- over loaded.
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Sr. Louis Post. Dispatch; "Now we are
convinced that the old man IL losing his
grip. When the announcement was made
that BUTLER had accepted the invitation Of
Harvard college 10 attend the commence.
ment exercises, we supposed that he would
take the horsecar In democratic fashion,
pay his nickel, and walk across the college.
yard with the manly step of a T. Jxr.
PERSON on his Inauguration day. But
II now appears that no has decided to get
out In the old.fashioned, brass.mounted
manner, with the Lancers TO escort him,
and with the traditional fuss and feathers.
We always did suspect that Massachusetts
democracy wW not the genuine article,
and now 1t stands revealed as an IcuApop
whose glory Is departed-a gourd that has
withered before anybody had q chance to
sit In It's shade.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Those desiring to change their ad'
,vertlsements or TO insert new ones,
win confer q favor by handing their
eopy hate the business Office In the FORE
noon, In order that II may receive
proper attention.
Eetice Is hereby given that wood
cutg will not be inserted on and after
this date. Advertisers now running
the same will please furnish new ones
"a sOOn MS pOssiblP.
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IiAaa Kali.

BosToN, June 26'-Boston, 81; New
York, 2.
PROVIDENCE. June 26'-Philadelphia, 4;
Providence, 0.
BUFFALO, Juns &c Buffalo, 3; Detroit 8.
CLEVELAND, June 26,-Chjcago. 3; Cleve-
land, 0.
CINCINNATI, June 26,-Cincnnati, l. Allo.
gheny, 4.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.
Treasury Talk.

WASHINGTON, June % The treasury re.
serve which has been steadily increasing
for several days, amounts to $l42, 4Sl $3.50.
It, is stated that payment to be made the
present month on account of pensions will
not exceed S25 600. The quarterly interest
on the per cent. bonds, due July LIST next,
amounts to 81, $4,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

THE star-route juror VERNON has now
almost as much notoriety Dy the celebrated
farce. known as the ''Star.route Trial" as
Boz IRaERsoLL, or any Of the other famous
counsel engaged in the cause. A close
shave on q case Of delirium tremens was
the cheap, but dangerous stepping. stone
employed by JUROR VERNON to reach the
public's attention and become the object OF
ita' crit iciam
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W ilcox.

Tucson, June 2G.-Agent Wilcox arrived
to-day EN- route to San Carlos. He ex-
presses himself in strong terms against the
return OF the male renegades Chirichuas to
San Carlos reservations. At the same time
he is very anxious to avoid a conflict with
the military authorities and hopes the mat
ter will be amicably arranged between Sec.
rotary Teller and the war department.
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jail Delivery.

VANDALIA, ILL, June 26.-Last evening
as the sheriff was passing into the Jail to
lock the prisoners in the cells. six Of them
overpowered him and made their escape.
This is the second delivery made in six
months.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

NKw YoRY, June 2e,-A general meeting
Of the Manufacturers and passengers ana
freight agents Of thirty.twc rail roads,
which are represented in a Joint executive
committee, was held this afternoon M com.
missioner Finks office. On. OF the prlnoi.
pal subjects discussed WAS the attitude of
the Delaware, Lsckawanna & Western
toward the members OF the pool.
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Civil Rights In Illinois.

CHICAGO, June &,-An infraction of the
civil rights bill occurred here to-day. Prof
n: 5: Ensly, negro, OF Howard university,
Washington, ID. c., a graduate of Newton
Theological seminary and learned Greek
scholar, was elected from a public restau.
rant on account of his color.
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CHICAGO, June 26.-The cotton seed oil
manufacturers Of the country held
a session with closed doors
to-day. II is understood
that the object of the meeting is to prevent
unnecessary competition and formulate
plans Tor the extension of the trade.
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British Operations I'm Africa

SIERRA LEONE, jane 26.-Recent British
operations against Chief Ghpour were at
tended with great atrocities. The native
allies butchered and mutilated all male
prisoners. These allies lost over 100 men
during the attack upon the main fort,
which was captured. Eghty.two of the
enemy were killed by a single she'll.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

THERE need be no apprehension Of any
platonic alliance between MARY ANDERSON
and OscAR Wilde. Their souls are evi.
IDENTIFY not en- rapport, MARY is either toe
short and OSCAR too long on estheticsm or
some band Of sympathy 10 wanting. Thu
Ions .hairsd csthsts went 10 oil the trouble
Of writing drama especially for Macy, but
the "prids Of the Blue Grass has uncondi.
cnslly and unceremonic declined 10
" anything 10 do With Il.
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CINCINNATI, June 26.-Judge Harrison, CT
the superior court, to-day held that the
Russell law, taxing various kinds of bust.
ness, is constitutional.
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Kiddled.

LEBANON JUNCTION, KY, Jure 26.-James
Jewell, colored, was shot in twenty. seven
places, last night, by an unknown enemy.
He leaves wife. The cause of the murder
is unknown.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

LONDON, June 26.-At the fisheries con-
ference last night Lowell, United States
miNister, presided. Professor Goode, of the
American commission, read a paper on
American fisheries, at the conclusion of
which the Marquis of Exeter moved vote
of thanks to the professor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

SwARrHMoRE, Pa, June 26.-Swarth-
more college conferred the degree of bach.
elor of arts upon seven graduates, four of
whom are females, and the degree OF bach.
elor of literature on five, including two
females.
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Obituary

CLEVELAND, June 6.-Pa trick Farley
father of Mayor John Farley, for fifty years
a resident OF this city, and one of the old
est Masons in the country, died to-day,
aged 81.
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HALIFAX, N. s., June 26.-The iron
steamer Rhuvindda has been wrecked of
Berry Head. No lives lost.
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7IiIl7'aalls-saa=HaIi11 ia -
INDICATIONS.

For the vests gulf states-pattiy ciouay WIN
Local rains I'm east portion light variable winds;
stationary or higher temperature and barom'
,nfar
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Now FoundlAud Nots,.

ST.. JOINS, NEW FousptAsp. June &C.
The Arctic cxpedi'ionary ship Protein. liz
actively preparing for a Wy 4ge ~ LAD
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CARDIFF, June 90 An explosion occurre
in a colliery near here. Two were kille
and twelve injured.
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Special 0ntices.

Dp-sTocKHoLDERs' MEETING-THE AN.
nNai meeting OF the stockholders Of the
North Texas Coal Company" will take plane
on July !, 1888 at the Office of Mitchell {
scrt sgs, Dallas, Texas, for the purpose of elect.
ing, officers and directors for the ensuing wear
ana attending such other business as may come
teiore them. G. s. MITCHELL, President
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-10-26
july2o If
NOTICE TO TAX.PAYERS!

L
Notice is hereby given that the TAXES for 1888
will he leady for collection after October St. .
will meet the Tax payers at the following places
prepared to receive CapitstiOn. Property Land.
and all Unpaid License Taxes for State County and
Schuol purposes l will also be rr apared to receive
the Clerk Fees of VIM A. Burnett aud Jos. N.
Ryan and all persons knowing themselves indebted
for SUCH Will please come prepared to pay-and, as
objection is frequently maze to the payment of
Clerks Fee bills. for the Information of such per-
Code of 1878, and to Acts of Assembly of 1875 49,
Chap l25. in which these fees are placed upon the
same footing are taxes, and the Ciat1S are liable
10 fine and prosecution for the placing in my hands
of improper Fee bills
lltaxes due from Beverley Manor District will
be received in my Office on Court house alley. in
rear Of Circuit Clerks Office from and after Octo
Der 9th
Midd1e Riuer District. At New Hope October
9th and l}'h; Mt Sidney on October l1th and 18th.
IoiUerheads D5Strict-At Middlebrook ON October
Is; Newport on october 18th; Midway on October
18th; Greenvile on october Goth.
North RiUer DiStrict.-At Parnassus on October
30h; at Mt. Soon on October 31St; and at Spring
Hill on November LIST
South RiUer District AT Sherando ON November
It'll; at WayneSbOrO on November Sth and 9th ana
at Fishersville on November 10Th.
Pastures District.-At Buffalo Gap on November
vile ON November 18th and Graigsville on Novem-
Der 10Th
During the week in which the Baldwin Augusta
Fair occurs, beginning Monday October 22nd, my
Office will be constantly open to receive Taxes from
al portions of the County.
All persons failing to pay before December 1st
will be charged FIVE PER CENT. additional. All
taxes received at my office on Court house Alley
from and after OCTOBER Sth except hat will be alb
sent with the Tickets of the different Districts the
times above advertised.
j. N. MCFARLAND.
oct 5tdec1 County Treasurer.
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are members of the National Democratic
party (Great cheeriDg) and are going to
vote for the Presidential nominee OF thai
party. Great applause.) Give them a
rousing maj 'Fity.
JUDGE JOS. CHRISTIAN
next came forward. He was received Win
hearty and prolonged applause. He grace
fully introduced his remarks by a refer
ence to he fact that he had spent MS
youth in Augusta as law pupil OF the
late Judge Lucas P. Thompson. AS we
gave sketch of the points made by Judge
G. at 4arrisonburg last week, We do not
attempt sketch now. AS the hour was
late. nearly o'clock when he commenced
he cut his address down to brief summa-
ry of the political situation which was
an admirable condensation and which
produced marked effect on the audience.
The audience was greatly pleased and only
regretted that the Judge did not give them
the whole Of his address which has attrac-
ted SO much praise throughout the state.
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Virginia Court Of Appeals.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE COURT.


The following is summary OF the
Court of Appeals since our last issue:
Wednesday. -.stover VS.. Keyser, j, r. WITH Oh
Peaie's administrator vs.. Thu mond. Rehearlng
refused
Mauzy VS.. Mauzy. Rehearing allowed and cause
HARRISON vs. the Commonwealth. Writ OF error
and supersedeas granted.
Hess vs. Rankin, from Augusta Argued ana
submitted.
Carf..& VS., Eninger, from Albemarle. Argued
Clarke VS. Robertson and Southall, from Abe
marie. Dismissed
Marpole VS. Gathers administrator, from Fred
erick. Submitted Oh briefs.
Haddon VS. County of Clarke. Submitted.
Mccormick. trustee, VS.. Atkinson, &C, from
Barnes VS. W. and Railroad Company. CONT
nued o next term. -
koberL'S executor VS. Clevlnger, from ffelericS'
Submitted ON nriefS.
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company VS. Super
visors Of Clarke. Removed to Rich nona. Mo
ton to dismiss. -.
Crtbs vs. Jones, from Frederick. Motion to dis
miss.
Castleman's Administrator vs. Dorsey. from
Clarke Removed to kichnand o.;a h.,
GlalZe VS. GlaZe, from Frederick. Contlnueu NY
consent to next term.
Nelson, administrator, VS.. Knownslar,s executor
Sc , from Clarke Continued by c4 f1sm frederick
Dismissed for failure to Print.
Etzler VS. Moore, from Botetourt. Continued TO
Haddon VS.. Clarke county Second case), Dismiss
ed for failure tn print
Pipher VS.. Somu ervjlle's executor from Clarke
Dismissed for failure to print
Ihursday- M;Irisette vs.. Bradley, from Man
chester Appeal denied.
Bailey vs. fizzlni, from Richmond. Rehearlng
refused,
Crebs vs. Jones Motion to dismiss overruled;
not ready for hearing
fuley VS.. Barton's executor Motion to dismiss
overruled; not ready for hearing. ,,,,,,.,
Haddon VS.. County of Clarke. Motion TO DISMISS
overruled and case continued.
Click, &C, vs.. Green, &C., from Rockingham
Decree below affirmed.
Wines executor us. Robinson, &C., from Rocking
ham Decree below affirmed.
Almond VS.. RothgeD's administrator, from Page.
Affirmed.
Riddle VS.. Soules executor, from Rockingham.
Affirmed.
Dilard administrator VS.. billiard. from Amherst.
Affirmed.
Williams VS.. Williams from Albemarle Affirmed.
Reherd, &c, VS.. Long, from Rockingham. he
versed. 49,.
Bridler VS. Kebler, from Page. Affirmed in part
and reversed in part
Banner VS.. Richie, from Rockingham. Revers-
ed
Dunlap VS.. Karn Hicksoh, from Amherst. Re-
veISed.
Dunlap VS.. billiard g. McCorkle, from Amherst.
Reversed.
Mauzy VS.. Mauzy, from Rockingham Removed
to kichmo.
Suudry accounts allowed.
Court adjourned Till next term,
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The County Court was in session this
week, Judge Patton, presiding. The
following is summary of the proceed
ings:
Wm T. Rush qualified as Notary Public. John
8. Beard was appOiuIed Registrar for New Hope
Elecri..n District vice Robert U. Beard. resigned
The will of Hugh M. Armstrong was admitted to
probate, with Mrs Adelaide A. Armstrong as Exc
cutrix
I he will OF John Merritt, Sr.. was admitted to
probate, with Miss Frances E. Merritt as Execu-
tllx, and leave reserved to =. A. NJ erritl, The Exc
cutOr named, to qualify hereafter The will of
Fleming Baily was admitted to probate, Executor
to Qualify hereafter. The wills OF Samuel Picker
and j .hn q Bosserman We're partly proven and
Continued for further proof. administration
granted to Geo Phillips upon the estate of his
wife, Mrs. Mamie Philips.
The application OF Ambrose Cramer to Sc III ar
dent Spirits at Buck Horn Tavern was docketed
aud continued to the next term Leroy P: danger
field, was app inted judge of election at VerOnae
vice A. P. WIKerson. A ID TIibbeti Was appointed
surveyor of pubic roads precinct No.9 Beverly
discharged frm jail, nenotne dissentae7lte. The
Road upon the p I'll ion OF j w CriSt ct al, leading
from sanger svIlle to BridgeM alter was StaDlShed
Upon he petition of Henry KOiner ct al the road
from Turks Gap to the Marin COyner road below
Way neSb prO' was established.
On petition OF JOS ID Craig, new road at MI
Meridian was established. The pc ition OF John
Root II TO II bridge across Middle Rive 10 road
precinct No S, was granted and the sum OF $llU ap
prOpriaed to be paid by the county and the residue
of cost TO BE- contributed by private subscrip IONS
Mrs. 5. Pauline Carpenter was qua Tied as admins
ualrix of he estate OF her husband, John Car
penter. John A. Hess was appOlnttd Registrar 1Or
Midway Election Precinct vice Tnos. 5, Brown,
F. Richard, as iudg, of election. Els ate of M, ,seS
Lewis was committed to Sheriff as Administrator.
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SYnud of Virginia.

The Synod of Virginia will meet in
Charlottesville next Tuesday, Oct. Both.
Rev g r. Vaughan. of New Providence,
the last Moderator will preach the opening
sermon. In the list of receptions we see
that Rev. VIM E. Baker and Gen. Rebt.
D. Lilley, of Staunton. are guests of H..
B. Niche; Rev. r. g. Walker, with DR..
r. B. r ice; Rev. J. E. Booker, with H.
G. Mcknight; Elder J. G. Guthrie and
Rev. j. A. Preston. of Tinkllug Spring.
with Prof. Holmes: Rev. G. L. Hogue,
with Mrs. Hancock &; Elder J. A. Patter-
son, of Waynesboro, at Parish House ;
Elder Jed. Hotchkiss, with Prof. Minor !;
Rev. James Murray, with G.. l.. Petrie !;
Rev. F. McCutchan, with Rev. o. Glaze
brook ; Rev. F. G. Railey, with James
Wearmouth Rev. Alex. Sprunt, with G.
M. McIntire Rev. e. r. Vaughan, with
Miss M. W. Ross.