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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-14

DANKIN WILEY, JR., Attorney at Law,
" Point Pleasant, W. Va, will practice
b the Courts Of Mason County; the y. s.
District Court for West Virginia, aid in
The Supreme Court Of Appeals Of this
etate. Prompt attention given to the col.
lection OF claims. [ian 8, 1888.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-14

IAs. H. COUCH, JR, Attorney at Law
y and Notary Public, Point Pleasant, W.
Va, will practice in the counties OF Mason
nd Putnam, All business will receive
prompt attention. jan3, 1883.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-14

", II, roHLIEsoE. DIV. PoLsLEY.
T'0MLTNSoN & PoLsLEY, Attorneys at
| Law, Point Pleasant, W. Va, practice
IN the County Of Mason; the United States
District Court for West Virginia, and in
The Supreme Court Of Appeals Prompt
attention giyeti 70 the collection pt. claims
entrusted TO them. Address, Point Pleas
ant W. Va, [janS, 1883.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-14

JOHN W. ENGLISH, Attorney Altt1-ili; at Law,
j Point Pleasant, W, Va, Twill practice IN
The County OF Mason; the United States
District Court for West Virginia, and in
hesupreme Court Of Appeals Of this State.
Once in Court House. [jan 8, 1885,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-14

John +. TIAIMs, Attorney Ss law and
b Notary Public, Point PlsassiSt W. Va,
HillpraIsficn in TIM couhtioG % Rtaaon and.
Putnam, and will attend PROMPTLY u oil
business entrusted to him. iGn3, $50,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-14

SOan ~ tlllingn 6att.
Never rrninto debt, Motif you can
find anything else To into. {,
Be honest ifyu. .can, il yu kant be
honest pray for help, Y
Bathe lhooroly once a week in sofs
water aud kasteel sope, and avoid
tite boots!
Exercise Id open air but don't saw
wood. until ypare obliged to. I
kafeyery time yufesl tickled, and
laF ONCE iE . while ennyhov. !. &.
Eathash wishing days, and be
thankpkull, ifyn have to shut yure
eyes 70 doit.
Hold the baby haff the time, and
alwuss start the fire in the morning
apa put on the Tea kittle &.
Don't jaw back - onlyproyes that
I ] G "a l. .
yu are az big 4 phool as the other,
lphello. I.
Never borrow what 20 a,e pblolo
buy, and always have sum thinga
That yu Won. lend.
Never git in q hurry; yu can walk
a good deal further in a day than yu
can run.s
Don't sware; it may convince Soa,
but i. is sure not to convince others,
Fyu,hey daughters, let yure wife
bring them up, # she has common
sense she can beat ALI, Suse theorys,
Don't drink too much M slider, and
h93w!sysr mean you may be, don't
abusea a kow. q
Luy and respect Sure witeanyhOw,
|it is8lgoqd deal cheaper than to be
al tAe lime wishing she was som6l
how different. ~.
Don't have ephtgS itS rules for long life
that W won't break; be prepared tQt
day to die tomorrow ia the best creed
for long life thstI, ,kaQ pf.
If you can't get Q haff q loaf take
a whole one; a whole loaf il better
thqp no bread.
Don't miss any phan,, no. il YOU
hav to g.. ten miles out Of yure way
to find it. .,,.
Don't keep but one dog, there il
no man but mean pauper able to
NorH,.7By trising to, follow thio
abpy.gaide to health and happiness,
the Billings family has bekum what
tits.
How to ; raral,.e a 7,is.ssr.s Is.ss .
The Baltimore lnsrisga lii.1ripIs .gisss Il.
:disahintfor tie paralysis Of emash-
erstp Ia. Il ns.,s
The lady has only 10 cast her eyes
modestly down and fix her gaze in,
tently on the feet of the musher.
The glance al The feet should be conf
csntrPtedi gel, full Of pity, and should
linEeE slightly,a the lady passes by.
Instantly the whole platoon Of mash
ers sis affected by q profound disteusS
The:sympathetic look strikes terror
to their souls. They all cast down
their eyes and look at their own feet.
The b horrible fear that their oSn
shoes are not in the latest style Ake8
possession Of their bosoms, Each
one is shaken with the conviction
that his foot is abnormally spacious;
he becomes conscious Of multitudious
.prO!ruding cOrns and bunions; his
shoes, peradventure, are muddy or
dusty; or something has gone wrong
with the set Of his trousers at the
ankle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11
THE HEAVENS AND THE EXAM
INER.
Tho Elomspts Boar Testimony and
Vindloato tho EGaminor.

Thurslny morning when the EXAM
ISRR criticized certain work done On
Mary and Fourth street, there WAS sui
phur in the air, the big chief IT the
police duunol his war pnlnt, nud with
cOittlil gracefully fos ouued about his Of
hcal artillery, with fire N hrs eagle eye
mud vengeance upon His qmycring lip,
made thiu2H not III Warsaw aud
when the ENAMISEH saw the certificate
OF efficiency from u number II ctizenE /.
felt -at down up IN, utterly squrlchrd.
But God tempers the winds to tho
shoru lamb, 80 that upon the sclI-sume
night, when pale luna had kissed tho
western horizon, the gentle ZephyTs
from the sweet south whose soft lullaby
had chnrm d the popullce Of our busy
city to peaceful slumber-, begun to bear
upon peaceful wings lying clouds
chnsiug each other through the
sea OF sky like great full
rugged ship, aud the hour came
hen Peter denied his Lord and mas
ter, aud The same fuitliiul bird, sang
again hia song In the enr of the sleeping
/ cook. The heavens were hid by u coy
/ crlng OF grey and ominous clouds. Old
/ Sol struggled for while against them,
( but the fate. were with the clnu IL, aud
. Ihe lord OF day yielded an unconditional
surrender. Doubling rindrups first
battered me destly upon the tinioot and
then growing boller came with greuter
force, little rlls began to creep
al ,ug the ground, aud seek out
some path which might guide
them to the waters OF tho waters
OF th" BruIos ambush on With them
to home in the bosom OF the
ArciIc sea. ul stop In some low spot To
purity uuI cNhale poison and daath.
strange to Jay, some nt ;hcse rills begin
to iind their way into the magnificent
specimen, al engineering skin on Mary
and Fourth streets, which had So
nearly brought ruin upon tie defense
less head uf the ENAAuNrM There was
soon long aud H,tr ,ctive lake OF i'm
pris waters stretching from the
market house down Fourth and mp Mary
. to Hth. There II gathered, there It
lay, aud there it still layeth, anH des-
) plte he aulphuric ire OF the citys war
like preseryer Of the peace, and the Ger
tihctt, Of the prominent citizens that
COMPOUNDED water would not leave tn,
bed provided for 1t by the engineering
q skill uf the efficient ST. Get commissioner
- would not run up through that sewer
especially provided for ITS accommoda'
tinn, but would persist in staving just
+, where that Internal ExAMINEB said il
would stay, So did The clements heRt
; testimony and yindicate the EXAMINER
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11
GALVESTON.


GAIN EsroS, November 10 Donigiuu
the Turk, charged with stealing letters
from the pustollic", was dismi-srd 20.
day. The evidence was in-ullimcut. He
hall from Fort Bend, where ther' is "a
colony ~ Armruiuus.
One ~ the largest wholcealr houses
in the city il quo'cd Hs M authority for
the statement that business ~ every
hind ia suffering from iulCioH, more 20
even tnln last spring, and there nrc no
present ndlclti"ns OF any carly i'm
prnyemeut
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

LINcuLN, H., November 10 The
examination Of Orrin A.
Carpenter, for the murder OF fora
Burns, was concluded this morning.
immediately upon closing tue pros,cu-
ton Carpenter was released to secure
bonds for renppCarauce when wanted.
\ crowd followed Carpenter to his
home. but without raising any dis
turhhncc.
The justice before whom Carpenter had
IL hearing, summed up the case 10y stating
that while the prosecution had shown
probable cause, evidence had not hreu
such M would warrant linn in denying
the accused AN opportunity to give bail
The prisoners bail was placed AT Slu,OOO
for his appearance at the next term "
the court and the surities offered wore
approved by the court The father ot
the murdered girl created sensation 10y
making hostile demonstration against
the accused, but was restrained by the
police.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11
FIRE.
East Liberty Stock Yards Consumed
The Flames SIN Spreading

Pnr.HrHO. November lG,-N 1910
this morning hire broke ont IN the Eat
Liberty stock yari.. where all the stock
shipped lrnm the west aud south over the
p.nnsylyania clmp,ny'- lines ATE ted and
watercd before being shipped en-t
At this time the fire il spreading rapid
Iy. aud the prospects are that the whole
place will be destroyed The loss viii
exceed a quarter Ut million dollars
The Insurance. IA only nominal
The stock yarls are Owned by 'he
PeunsJ lyania Railway company, aud
leased by private corporation, IT which
o. ii. HAllerton IA president. Nothing
il known yet concerning the origin ui
the FIRE. The EGchangr hotel, adjoining
the stock yards, oueot the largest IN lie
city, 10 almost burned.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

mrsu L,Nn LEAGUE Nreu>o.

DrHIN. November IN. The Nn inunl
League hna a Telegram from loon Red
mould trrir agent in Austria M, stntuK
that Il convention " the IRISH National
loag ne met ut Bourne aud was u rnt
sncrcss and that the paru,ll ro-
grnmm" wa adopted and hr JEedmond)
was about forwarding ilnuO to the Lea
que IN ireland. John X dmpud and his
hruthrr William, who have hrcu IN
Australia Tor Ervciu months in tho IN.
terrat II the National League will re.
turn 10 lrtltnd shortly, VIA San Fran
cisco and make lerturug tour
throughout the uitrd Statrs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

Nfw ORLEANS. November lO.-A Pie
ayuur Arcadia special says: Geurrgl
Gaines killed Samuel Turner this after
noon. Turner returning fire, shot him.
self, and .Ioe Holland tcolored) danger
ously. Guue~ surrendered, and sta ca
that Turner few days since chastisrd
Gaines for going to hs house wuen he
was absent using improper language to-
ward Turner's family.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11
NUMBER 2S1
tAssA.s:D NEWS.
Spain


MADRID, November lot il intend
ed, II ppsslhlr, to bring into court the
author of the charges against General
4 lrllla, planned IN the recent military
revolt, that he mndr money ON speculs-
tluus consequent 10 The excitement which
followed,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

PANS, November l0.-rhe Temps
says that during the recent skirmish in
tue direction VI Bucmuiuh, u JapRnese
officer accompanied the French. lie
saw hnnners II the Chinese regulars
among the troops occupying Btchnnh.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11
lialy


ROME November 10. Ihr question
between Prussia aud the vatican relative
to rc,lesas'ica mattrrs VIII snon no
settled, mud amirnhlc reiuttuu. hrtweeu
the vatican aud Prussia wilt be- restored
within another month.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

TrESToN. n. j., November TO- OH
cial returns from all but two countie,
give Abbott 6,67S majority over Dixon.
Parsons, the temperance candidate,
polled about 5000 votes. Turner, ma
tioual candidate, polled about 5000
NO.es
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11
Caution,

This is to notify the public that no
Que is authorized to contrac, debts Ia
my name. will pay no debt thus con-
tractpd. j. q. THoMAs.
ll.ll-d&wlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

lcgiato aud Theological institute II
rrrucctuu. celebrated Lurhrr's hitthdry .
nnucvcrsuy ~ the lRrge Pre-, byteruu /
chutch. Rev. Drs, MrCush. Groom, Dl.- 7
bert, Paxton, Caglrr, ami D,nu Mutrry
ollratcd. The 2ddrra,o. aud music
wa grand.
Germany
HRllN. November 10 The four hun
dIudtn AuulNyi. an, at the birth of luth"r
wa, celebrated h, u festival nt the BrH'n
university.
Al ot the principal generals ct tue
"rnN wer" IN the procession and In the
Church The Emperor was received with
marked enthusiasm hN the throng~ ul
propl, that lined the streets through
which the impcrnl procession passed.
rue whulr city wIl be- drckcd with htu-
ncr- anu llueS. Tclcgums have been re-
rCiv,d from many towns in GcrmunN,
stating that all celebrated the duy with
Great cnthu.iasm. During the service in
the church ut NJ, Mar, here II Woman was
killed outside by a piece uI iron hlling
from a tnwcr hut the congregation In the
cuulch were ieu"mut at llruccdrm
ErurnDS \, November 10 The I.utlcr
celebration was ntr, ended hy Hplrudid
Weather The church bells were ruug,
aud at m rUrly hour 5000 vl-itors were
III the city Iuc lmlhcrs pulpit, q.
Audrrwa church, was DECORATED
TIA lnure'e; the CLERGY, miu-
i4trr uf worship, aud clrnrnl
authorities entered the church III
procps, ion, when the hnlicluinh Chorus
was sung. Assistant Chnplun From
mel prrnJhod sermon al moon The
ceremony Of uuycIhng II mruorlnl
Mntuc IN thn market place commenced
10y tho choir .iugiug the hymn, Rue
F,sc IiurEiHt crniit. Burgomnstrr
Murlu rrcountod the origin OF the
memorial, aud when subsequently the
covering at the statue was removed nI
heads wrro barred, aud thu ch"lr hnnt
uE "a hymn, "Lthn den ilrnun den
Il Nurhllg,u hunnlr. and one uudrrd
hunu're Nmch hal hcru hrld mp
night before III memorial were lowered
llr. kHtSrl tlirrmp'tut rr'p,uu pruNrr'A
nuaIdn. III which hrd'-cuh'd the works
/ 81 Luther. nud concluded hN 'uN"hlng "a
hl's-lng ON lhr muI. '"'W' me-
mrm"rihl "a' men loi'hdN gwen
IN custody {" thr town pHt' anu
wa hIoptrd 10y the hurEumhN'rr y IA
ihro NJ urgAh march hnd heating k"lIt.
. drums then announced the hrprnhrh "I
. the hmtuIlc procession 90 Whirh the III
hubitHuls Of Elslobm aud many p'oplr
FROM nclghbrrug stntca, uu hursvhnrk,
took part, presenting n brilliant spcct Be-
clr A Telegram wa received from the
c.nwu priucr, Frederick Willinm,
r,prersiug hiH regret Mt his nhHcmrc,
prul MurI,. of prngtir rrnd IL telegram
frn,u the Earle Of ~hnftshurg, pyIug
TINT q" prnt .gtf,ulgIu England uuitrl In
- n,,r,uurntinu Of n great GrrInnn.
I'm ycuing the 'rr Denm wax sung
win npnropTinte memorial ser,icrn
uuJ fine Town wns brilliantly ilhlmi
m,trI Tho -tnluri ia niue icet hIlh,uul
vrgh. 4, 600 pnind..
CANADA.
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"un u! h ',' , ,,,,'h, 'I' I a.,
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gmIR nlr ", .o %'' s v ~, "roar 'I"
u,. prntn-t,,,t rhrr..hr- I,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

,.op Goods JUST Received
'e" ' =, Loose Muscatel Raisins'
f .n., Loose Dehcsa Raislns'
'D French rrunes'
f'D, ,. New Loghcrn Citron.
Ns% SOFT Shell Almonds
S '" and whole Spices;
trou.'n'ssra9teed first quality and at
so''''D JOHN f. MARSHALL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

NEWARK, N. y, November 10. \ New
YORK broker named Scoyillc killed u bur
giar in lis house early hi, mArning.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

iron, aud their agents. Taggrrs iron,
which is ver! light grade ia admitted
for 30 PER cent adynlurom, whole taun
Of heavier grade Ia from | O., to - cents
per pound. Importers have hc'u
mixing the two together and Appraisers
have b',n delivered into admitting IL
under 30 per cent, Hdvhiorem After
lis arrival here 1t would hr packed and
shipped west. 1t Is suid u thousand
tons have been brouIh, into thi.
country by such evasion, much to the
injury ot sheet iron mills IN tms city
aud elsewhere"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

BosToN November 10. An engine
aud three cars, running from Lowell To
salem. ON the Lowell road. aud having
among other pHHsengcrf, thirty school
girls. went over steep emhuukm"nt
at Chelsea crossing, into II swamp. As
sistanre was from several points. II IL
not known how many has been killed
ar Injured Latter information from the
tram which met with the accident at
NhelseI cro.sing, states that NO one " n
injured, except the engineer, who wa
only slightly hurt. Road utii era eay
that no passenger cars went oil the
hntk
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

New Goods .Bust Received.
Imported Sliced Pine Apples.
Maple Sugar in Bricks.
lmprotcd Italian Macaroni.
Imported French Vermacili.
Green Ginger Preserves.
Plum Pudding in cans.
All guaranteed best quality and
bottom prices.
JOUN f. MARSHALL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

NoHTu ADAMS, Mas, November 10
A freight train ON the Troy ~ Greenfield
railway. bound west, took the cn,t trnck
at 4 ar station to-day, and stopped tn
let u passenger train hounl west pass
Will standing with the engine drrailcd
construction train rushed into the
depot and into the freight tram with ter
rite tnlce. The engine dcIailci was litlcd
from the track and tell on the other en-
ginr. and several cars were piled pIu-
miscuously about Tia" engine" \ brake
man On the Conlru~soa TAIN jumped and
was seriously injured. .I'hr e queer nud
fireman jumped and escaped INJURY The
dnmugris heavy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

that no passenger cars went oil the
bIhk.
COMMITTEE ArrotNIED.
CHICAGO, November lO-A committee
ha- been appointed to inye-iigatr the OF
Hcil connection OF John u. Page aud Ioel
". Haven with Rutland, during the six
teen years they were respectively prcei-
dent and treasurer The report is in sub.
stance: Immediate deficiency, SlJ,OOO
cash: that ui stock Ovrt-tssurd, Sli9 coo;
the par value j. Siu,OOD OF the market
value, AMI tint during the sixteen years
there were disbursements amounting to
upwards oil S3I,OW, Tor which no proper
ynuchcs can be- found. Efforts will he
made to secure the Indictment OF the in
oulpAtrd ulliCcr..
BIGAMY.
Troy, November lO-Ihc attention OF
the district attorney lins been called Ia
the cisc OF Polish jew named Mar
thant OF this city, who, although mar
ricd. says lac will marry u young .Icwc-s
OF New York, having had a divorce
granted him by u religious tribunal. The
district attorney saws he will prosecute
MunhaEt Tor bigamy II he re-marres.
IRtsIDESl ELECTED.
RosroS, November TO- The Iurernn-
tiOual Institute elected Charles LatlIuer
IT Cleveland, as president.
ENGING EXPLODED.
CAno, His. November lO-A station
AIRY rugnc, u-el Tor hoisting freight "a
the Cairo Il St Louis Marrow gang,
/ depot, exploded to-day. The cnginrei
and another man were slightly hurt
The boiler was thrown 300 yards.
PERTAINING FoE TROUBLE.
PRrERsuuH, Va. November l0.-No
4 yet has any conflict taken place between
the whites aud blacks Of Southampton
but white families throughout ia,
comfy are greatly alarmed. The white
are armlns themselves.
Funds EXHAUSTED.
ALBANY, November 10. Over 80
stone cutters and other workmeu wer
laid OIL at the new capitol this morniu
~ he fund.- were exhausted.
GRANTED.
WAsrHSdroS, November 10. - Tn
Greeley court Of inquiry is still engage
hearing documentary evidence. GA
lingtnn'H request that he bo representa-
by counsel was granted.
EVASION OF The TARIFF
PIrrsBURG, November 10 "a di
coyery has been recently made" say
the Commercial Gazette, sol an ingeuiu
evasion Of the tariff by importers Of she'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

SOMERSET, nv, November lO.-Ia~
TWNull, charged with brutal outrage ON
Mrs. toomhS, married woman, near
Clio, was arrested several days ago. and
privately tab N to be !dcuthrd by the
Nlrllm. IhiS was done Yesterday. Ihis
morning TuNtil's hody was found
hanging from the Cincinnati southern
railway bridge. over the Cumberland
river He had brrn taken from the oil
GERS and thus disposed of 10y mob.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

Hundreds write they owe their life aud
present good health to Ackcr's English
remedy for consumption, coughs, cold,
etc. Sold BY Castles, Morrison a CO.
lO.6tc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11

Nh MouH>E, y G., November 10
\ putty ot sixty five negroes captured
Lawrence White tcolorcIl and hanged
him. few days before White had
killed colored man named Frazier, and
was under arrest when captured 10y the
lynchcrs.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1883-03-21
NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
Southern Presbyterian.

Rev. II. R. Smith has resigned the
charge of Oxford and Colierstown churches, Of
which he has been stated supply for eight years
Licentiate E. B. MoCIuer, who has been
assisting DIR. Shanks at Falling Spring church,
Rockbridge county, Va has acceped a call to
Norfolk, Va, to take charge of Missionary
chapel
The First Church, Atlanta, Ga, has re-
solved to the call to Rev. E. H. Barnett
D. D. The Presbytery of Abingdon declined
to place the CALL when made before, in the
hands of Dr. Barnett.
Rev. S. H Chester has received a unani-
nous call to resume the pastorate of the church
es of Unity and Castanea Grove, n. c., which he
resigned last year.
Reidville, N. C.-Rev. C. NJ. Howard
closed the first week in this month meeting
which has continued for four weeks in this place.
The services were largely attended, and a great
many made profession of religion.
Rev. DR.. D. w. shanks post-ofice ad
dress has been changed from Buffalo Forge, to
Lexington, Va.
Rev. T. A Hoyt, D. D., of Nashville.
Tenn, has been sojourning for some weeks past
aC ernenulna, RIA Tor the sake OF needed rest
He has been greatly benefited already
Woodstock Church-At Pugh's Run
Bridge, one and a half miles north of Wood
stock, meeting of great interest has just closed
Twenty-three enquirers, nearly all of whom
have hope of salvation, have beer instructed.
and still remain under the care of the pastor.
Rev. R. H. Fleming has been preaching at this
point for several years, and now reioices over
this great awakening.
Anniversary Celebration.-Th Try
Company" mission band, composed of young
girls of Woodstock church. celebrated its fifth
anniversary on the evening of March Sth Rev.
H. NJ. White, D. D., delivered an address, re-
plete with wisdom in his usual impressive and
graceful manner, and an essay on Mission
Literature, written by lady member of the
band, was read by the pastor.
Union Theological Seminary Va
The catalogue for the present session shows
that there are ffty-six students, an increase of
eleven overthe last session. Virginia furnishes.
S5i North Co
~>n
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1883-03-21
For the Central Presbyterian.

The death of my father has been the
occasion of our receiving many interest
ing letters relative to his life and labors
at different periods of his history. Some
OF the facts presented were entirely new
to US; others gave fuller accounts Of
what we had hitherto known only imper-
fectly. All have been carefully filed for
preservation.
May 1 not request any who possess
"reminiscences of his life and labors Incl
dents, local in origin perhaps, but of gem
eral interest; letters in which appear his
distinctive characteristics, or any item
concerning him, to forward such to me.
When so desired the letters will be copied
and the originals returned.
The granting this favor will be graf
ification to us; and should biographical
volume hereafter be prepared, friends
can see how such material will enhance
its value. Please address,
Mrs. KATE PLUMER BRYAN,
l64 Robinson St., Allegheny, Pa.