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STILL IN THE RING.
Champion John L.. Sullivan Will
Await nII Ambitious knockers-Out
Al ROSlOn.


BosroN, August lS.-John l.. Sullivan,
in reply to questions put by a reporter as
to his future plans, says: You can state
that am ready to give Mr.. Ryan or any
other American, English, Scotch, Austral.
ian or Celt all the chances they want to
have q bout with me in glove contest |
do not believe in prizefght:ng as profes.
sion; it is repugnsnt to my nature; but
do believe in man being possessed OF the
skill 10 defend himself with the weapons
that his maker has given him. Why, the
President of the United States, or Governor
Butler, are liable 10 be attacked on the
street by troublesome customer, and il
they are not able to put up their hands
they stand a good chance OF getting
downed.
Now look at my record and size il up.
! have been called 'siugger;' but am not
a slugcsr. When go into E.oyelight
20 10 win, and with soft gloves
u" Not IInirt Any InIury
to speak Uf on he man am pltted sgainst;
and do not desire 10 DO so. siIaply wish
10 win: and whenever enter contest OF
that Kind you can put up your final shekel
that # am beaten il will I've on my merits.
have made reputation IN my native city
and propose TO maintain il. The Boston
public has been very kind Ia me since my
first appearance, more than three years acr.
and am grateful for the evidence of r..
gard shown me. do not propose To do
anything that will tend {" h"prcciate my
standing with the citizens OF Boston, but
as long as my health aud strength remain
| do propose to uphold the fair fame aud
name Of this glorious old town. ! have
spoken freer TO you than any other news
paper man, but am talking just what Is
inside, and when MeSsrs. Ryan, Stoddard,
OF Syracuse, or any other gentleman who
thinks he can put on the mits with me,
comes this way, they can fad me right
here, II an and money ready.
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CAMDEN FOR PRESIDENT IN 1888.
John 4. Kenna, the Youngest Member
Of che Next senate, and norrill the
oldest.


John Il. Kenna, the Youngest Member
Of the Next senate, and norrill the
Oldest.
WASHINGTON, August ia correspon-
dent here writing 70 the Enquirer aud
other Western papers, says: Speaking OF
Preside ntial candidates, l have heard OF q
new one, not for 1884, but for 1888. He is
a man said to be as wealthy as any Of the
Paynes, OF Cleveland. He is a member OF
the Senate from West Virginia, and his
name is Johnson n. Camden.
Said prominent politician to-day.
"Do YOU know that there are sixteen
Senators of the Forty-eighth Congress VINO
are over sixty years OF age? kenna, OF
West Virginia, is the youngest Senator
Aldrich, OF Rhode Island, was the youngest
until Kenna's election.
Aldrich was -
of this distinction. l have heard that Al
drich's wife was also very particular to an
nounce the fact. When introducing her
husband at receptions last winter she
would say: This is nay husband, Senator
Aldrich, the Youngest member OF the Sem
ate." Aldrich said in the Office OF the Sec
retary of the Senate at the Capitol last
winter during the Senatorial contest at
Wheeling that he hoped that
Kenna Would be Defeated,
that he was the youngest member OF the
Senate, and thatif Kenna was elected he
would be the youngest Senator.
Morrill,, of Vermont, is the oldest Sena-
tor, but Anthony, OF Rhode Island, is the
Oldest Senator in continuous service. The
ablest Senators are said to be Garland, from
the South; Edmunds, from the East, and
Sherman, from the West.
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PARKERS6URG.
Fire lnsuranee Promptly PHid-Per-
SonaI and OIher Gossip.

PARKERSBURG, August 13.-The loss on
tie property OF d. r. Neal, which was
destroyed by tire on July :, was paid on
the 18th, through the Boreman Agency Of
the Phoenix. OF Brooklyn, in which com
pany the property was insured.
Msjor s. &. Shaw, the energetic real es-
tate sgent of this city, is entitled to the
thanks OF the REGISTER correspondent for
one of the new maps issued by the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company:
Rev. Tenny, recent graduate OF Marietta
College. preached at the Colony Presby-
terian church on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Prayer left on the st:
Lawrence, Sunday, for trip To Cincinnati
ard ST. Louis.
Hon. W. A. Cooper, Of Bellville, spent
Sunday in the city.
The Iugomar brought a large party OF
MsristtianS 10 PArkersburg on Sunday.
Manager Bailey, of the Singer Company,
RayenswOOd, took in the show on Friday.
Mrs. Wm. Armstrong and children have
returned from the mountains, where they
have been for several weeks.
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TINE EprToa WAS IN.

Psssisn Clato D0As Asts1pss 70
Cisss est . HswsDsOss O0ee 80 -
USeevs0Oa100s1y Htse4
wAsHrssros, August ls-S. ". Pitr'
gerald, Q member Of ths arm Of Pens'on
Claim Agents, which recently obtained
considerable notoristy on account OF sun.
dry peculiar transactions istslJ commsntsd
upon BY specials, went into the once OF
the Commercial Gszette lats thn
sfts,noon and sssaulted 6snefsi
Eoynton. correspondent OF thss
paper, while be wss sitting IN tns
ebsir. snd not expecting N attack. Ptu
g.raio's stay Nas trtef, however; sna nn
,,parture rather undigni6ed. 10 fset -
hssty that he quite forgot 70 TAKE DIS e'n'
and y. e1tsc,es With him.
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HANLAN AND COURTNEY.
The Big Contest at Seneca Lake To-
Day-The Unien springs Sculier will
Pull for all He Is Worth.

Pull for all He Is Worth.
New YORK, August l3.-The interest in
boating circles centres in the coming con-
test between Hsnlan and Courtney at the
the Seneca Lake regatta tomorrow and
Wednesday. Both men are now at Wat
kius, preparing for the contest. Courtney's
friends keep insisting on it that he can
beat the canadian, and that in all their
contests heretofore he has been the victim
of circumstances. This regatta gives him
an. opportunity to show really how much
of an oarsman be is. He has expressed
himself 10 the effect that he was going to
put out the best he had in him this time,
and if he didn't win it would be because
he couldn't pull fast enough.
sporting Men
at the lake say there is no better course
anywhere for rowing contests than the one
provided by the Watkins Regatta Associa-
alton. 1t lies on the west shore OF the lake,
the start being only a few hundred yards
from the steamboat landing, and ii stretch
es one mile and half, parallel with the
shore, on as pretty piece OF water as the
shines on. When it is smooth it is like
glass, and protected by the hills that rise
abruptly from the shore it is never very
rough except with a sharp northeast or
week the surface Of the water has been like
a mirror. Along there, too, the depth is
very great.
The Entries
for the several races announced are well
filled, except for the pair-oared race, which
failed entirely. A double scull race will
be substituted for this. The purse for the
professional single scull is $600-S300 to
the first, 5000 to the second, and 500 to the
third For the other races there are BAN
ners for the clubs and badges for the indiy-
idual winners. The banners are OF satin,
with heavy gold cord fringe and tassels,
and the designs, lettering and emblems
worked out with gold thread. The badges
are OF gold, all OF them bearing symbols OF
of the nature of the contests-suCh as oars,
tridents and laurel wreaths and sprays.
The First Day
will be devoted to the trial heats for the
professionals ard the senior and junior
singles, and on the second day will come
their final heats. The other races will be
dependent upon circumstances and the
state of the water. The men will be called
each afternoon promptly at 8 o'clock. 1t is
expected that L. W. Mitchell, of Elmirs,
SUPERINTENDENT OF that division OF the
United States Express Company, vii! act as
referee on both days. He is himself an
accomplished Osrsman and thoroughly up
in all aquatic measures.
The Entries
for the professional single scull race mum.
Der fourteen, taking in most of the best
known oarsmen Of the country. They are
Edward Hanlan, c. +. Courtney, Hosmer,
Wallace and Edward Ross, George w. Lee,
J. Turner, A.. Teneyck, Jacob Gaudaur, OF
st. Louis; VIM. Elliott, of England; Fred
Plaisted. Harry Sbarlow and James Griffin,
of Buffalo These are all at Watkins, and
are rracticng daily, to the great pleasure
of the passengers on the steamboats,, who
crowd the decks and applaud them as they
90 bv
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STATE TRAGEDIES.
An Unfaithful Wife Causes a Fatal
ARRAY at Charleston.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES As DEsPERADoEs
Down in Wyoming COunty-KniVes and Pis-
tolls for TwO-The Jury System
Loosely Carried On in Web
ster County.
ISpeeicl % the RegtsleT.

PARKERsBURG, August lS.-Billy Nc
Divitt, who shot man named Wore at
Charleston on Saturday night, is son OF
Rees McDiyitt of this city. He was man
of exemplary habits until he got mrngling
too freely with the giddy females. He
married one of this class and went to
Charleston, where they seemingly lived
happily until Saturday night, when the
wife and the gentleman who was shot were
discovered enjoying relations not becoming
to a single gentleman and a married lady.
The shot passed through Wore's head and
was fatal
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Foreman for President

CHARLESTON, August l3.-rhe State Tri-
5une says: Ex-Governor Arthur |. Bore
man is sixty years of age, erect, hale and
hearty, and one of the soundest Republi-
cans in the State of West Virginia, or the
United States of America. He would make
an excellent candidate for President. Is
there any reason why West Virginia,
sradled in the days of the immortal Lin
coin, should not present the name Of one
of her sons for the first place in the gift OF
the pgople?
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Spirit OF Concession
THE IRON WORKERS
The Cammittees NAH ing Their Reports
-To-daS,s Business.


Today Businsss-
PHuAbELPHIA, August l3.-Atthe conven'
ton of the Amalgsmated Association To-
dsy all the committees except those on
auditory grievances and constitutional and
general laws hsye completed their reports,
al . are e1pecSsd when the convention as'
SC 4, bles tomorrow. All the committees
wi. be beard in the order in which they
VIZ appoisted, and the convention will
then con slider their reports. The Commit
tee On Constitution and General Laws is
COL sid.ring the question whether subordi-
nate lodges shall De required to keep and
bank their own protective fund or send II
10 the general Office TO be drawn on when
needed.
President Sarrett is OF the opinion the
convention Will adjourn "Wednesday o,
Thursday. His successor will be elected
Ehg last day. Legislator Wm. Weihs, ot
Pl,sbUrsh. seems To have the largest fni
low iug. Among the delrgs'e' far M posi-
tion n i : prrsLl! coms,d'4 Is Sil! b
:t.s.a.
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THE INTELLIGENT n JUsY SYSTEM.
Eleven Men Fry n Case and do Not Dis
cover the Absent Brother Until the
Trial IL EndeI-A Big Bali" For In
IellIgenee.
Specta! 10 the Register.


ADDISON, w. Va, August l2.-The Cir
cult Court, which has been in session here
for the past week, terminated yesterday.
Very few State cases occupied the atten-
tion Cf the court, the term being taken up
mostly with the civil docket. Some twenty
indictments were returned by the grand
Jury while they were in session. A very
amusing incident occurred in the trial OF
a young man charged with carrying con
cealed weapons, which brought out novel
feature that is not laid down in the
books Of those legal luRinarieS, Blackstone
and Tucker. After the case had gone TO trial
and arguments presented on both sides the
Jury retired TO their room and after being
out some time returned 70 the court room
with their verdict, when il was discovered
that the case had been tried by only eleven
Jurors. How the mistake occurred, and
was overlooked we are not able to say, but
il was very amusing to see the spectators.
Before the verdict was rendered the mis-
take was discovered and by mutual consent
thew agreed 10 abide by the deCisiOa OF the
Iurv rather than TO impanel another iuOr
and 20 through the form of another trial,
when they rendered a verdict OF not guilty
much TO the delight of the counsel for the
defense.
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The MINERS REUNION.
over 5000 Persons In Attendance
Prominent Speakers Address the
emhlAge.

PIrrsBuReH, August lS.-To-day is a
great holiday among the coal diggers OF
this district and Western Ohio. The event
is a grand reunion of miners at Fritz,s
,Sroye, near Mansfield, on The Pan Handle
road. All the pits between Steuosn-
Vile, Ohio, and Pittsburgh are Idle
The number who attended the re-
nniop is estimated at eight thousand.
Rain interfered somewhat with the pro
eramme. A stand was erected from which
5rominent labor sgirators delivered ad.
dresses. Hon. Richard +. Trayeliick, OF
Detroit, Mich, was the trst speaker. ne
Uss followed by John Mcbride, President
of the Ohio Miners Association; Hon. An
drew Rsy, Mine Inspector, OF OHIO; A.
Rankin, Master Workman, District Assem-.
bly No. 3; Joseph Schaming, ex'President
of the Pittsburgh Miners Aseoclsuon'
George Archibald, the miners old wsr horse
and Thomas A. Armstrong, of the National
Labor Tribune
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Cnmmii. AnicIde.

CLEVELAND, o, August 1G-John Young
or. "A wears of age, lstel y from Cincinnati,
hsnsed himself at 4 o'clock this morning.
ENTERFRIsISG local SCENTS wanted in this
town for sn article that is sure to sell.
Live Gruggists and grOcers preferred Ad,
dress Humiston Food PressTyatiYe Co, "
E---S, EIee:, PcstGp.
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Sad Accident.
IS,nerinI % ths RnliSll,r-

CUMBERLAND, Mp, August lS.-Willie F.
Mcbride, late news agent for the RE'IsTER
in Cumberland, fell under one Of the
wheels while boarding train at Ellerslle,
on the Pennsylvania railroad, six miles
east OF this city, last night. He was
brought here about four o'clock this
morning, aud says he was pushed off
the train by some one. His right foot is
terribly mashed, and a past OF it vii ed"
amputsted this morning by Drs. CrAigen
and Welfey, Of thIs city. His mothsr
he&rd Of the accident about ten o'c!hck
last night snd xas almost frantic with
g'!Li.
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1he aaanaassa fa aeeIs.

Nlpsip. August i3.-Tbe revisx o. VI VI
Madrid garrison to-dsy psssed oG ...nouSs tas,sS
sny mutual incident fbe troop: ehee';HIi en-
he King Is they 6lsd psst The kiss w.i.s. a.
sn", y. ,ns e.bs, @ ,eSnS and viiI reries !ns sss
,s,,isop. I 10 Of ,hos. places A ool1ns, p..s. s"a
s;n.,s upsrn.sd A. men sD,.ret y,ng. :, rS', -
p Wart,.. spssnssd 10 b. fesiiiv-, ir''g ~, :.
Ne I:rssi Gspy fugitive soidpi. 'a.-.,s. 'a.s
co,.,, from B.6iins prssesst1 ~ az.
= n, srsi'i,s rohsal st Ey. ii
o., ~ RI .,t.d pardon, E'''ss ~
b. se..n-d
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MARRIED A NEGRESS,
A Cleveland Man Tarred and Feather.
ed and Driven Out OF Town.

LEXINGTON, Mich, August l3.-Wm. &.
Garwood. a white man in the employ of
Cook Brothers, Cleveland, was reported mar
ried to a colored girl of this place at Sand
Beach a week ago. He has been employed
here and in this vicinity for the past six
weeks. Last night party OF our citizens
took him from the bridal chamber in negro
quarters and treated him TO coat of tar
and feathers and gave him free passage on
a rail out of the corporation. The last
seen of him he was taking Horace Greeley's 8
advice and going westward, being helped
along with small stones, etc. he is re-
ported as having wife and family living
in Cleveland.
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STABBED FIVE TIMES.
A Fight Between Two West Virginia
school Trustees and a Bold, Bad
man.

A Fight Between Two nest N"Bhnh"
school Trustees and n Bold, Bad
man.
Special 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, August 13.--News
has reached this city from Oceana, Wyom-
ing county, OF serious difficulty that
arose between David Lester and two school
trustees, one known of Dock Perry, and
the other John Stewart. 1t appears that
Perry and Stewart expelled two Of the Rob
erson girls from school for
Imprudent Conduct.
At this Lester became angry toward the
trustees and attempted to settle the matter
by force. Pistol in one hand and knife in
the other, he rushed into the house and
aimed TO shoot Stewart. The pistol failed
10 ire. Perry caught Lester and prevented
him from shooting Stewart. Lester then
began on Perry with the knife, indicting
Five Serious Gashes.
Sometime afterwards, application was filed
before Justice Bailey for warrant, which
was refused. Justice Shannon was then
asked for q warrant, and he also refused.
On hearing of the offense, Justices l.. A.
Cook and Stone issued their warrants for
Lester's arrest.
The Deputy Sheriff,
a constable and guards, after weeks trial,
returned without the accused. Lester IS
said to be very dangerous, and sweArs he
Will die before he will be taken.
Perry is improving and it is thought will
get we'll.
1t is now stated that Lester has skipped
for parts unknown, and left the country.
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a RAHhle Duel

CHATTANOOGA. Trss., August lI-ies.
tsrdsy the N Initiated remains OF four white
men were ionnd in a railroad camp on the
Cincinnati Southern road, near Cumbsr-
land Falls. The theory In that The men
fought q double duel over cards.
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RaSe RaII Yesterday.

Philadelphia, |; New Iorks, 3.
Chicagos, II; Buffalos, 8.
Detroits, 1; Cleveland, 2.
Athletic, 5; Metropolitan, >.
Cincinnati, II; Eclipse, 3.
Boat Race.
LOWELL, MASS, August I'D. ID. Dris.
coll, Of Lowell, defeated Geo. Gaisel, Of
New York, in a three mile boat race. Time
of winner, 2l:lS.
A Trainer Dead.
ALBANY. n. V, August l3.-William
Ryan. John Morissey's trainer in his early
DAYS, died at Fort Edward.
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Gobblisg = ROs d.

ATLANTA. GA, August l3-PaIties inter:
ested in the Georgia Ceatral and Port Royal
railroad hsve secured o controlling interest
in the stock and bonds OF the Augusta snd
Knoxville rsilrosd- The rOsd is 70 Be
t..ssA
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plead Guilty.
Snecinl ID ths ReQiNrl

Special 10 the RegSi1.
PARKESRrRG, August 1S-William Bowry,
confederate OF Jno. Hines, alias Frenchy,
etc. who wss convicted OF rooolng the
FIenipgton postoflice, plead guilty and
was sentenced to two and half years in
the peuitentiary.
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WHEELING PEOPLE
Nho are Enjoy ing the Healthy MOuO-
IR'n Air Rt CTanberry-fictur
SCCncTy-OIher Gossip.

NpfrWb % me hrFtSitT.
Cr,>.EEEy. W. Va, August l&-We are
still enjoying the healthfui mountain air
al qv'e, Cranberry, where the scenery is
much Vretiier han many places claiming
much more for themselves. The cascade is
IN otl-cl Of interest and beauty, situated
about one nile west Of the town, near the
track of the picturesque r. 4. o., are seen
The waters Of a violent little stream plung'
.nc through its rocky bed until il reaches
the top Of high mountain, then the swift
current takes a Sam Patch leap Of some
sixty feet over three distinct steps, until it
rts- L.. lMn
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MAxY tines you want 70 keep msi. Of
hsh for several days. Lay II In . so.1tior
Of ReI Msfnns over night end you cat
keep II for weeks. Ysu cNn also keep m:ih
week or so ny stirrin-iD lizzie .! TIE
.'suog F.sks' brand.
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Grnntea . Aeg Tsial.

PI1TsBrEsH, Pa, August B.-COmmoiore
". J. Kauntz and Editor Kennedy, Of the
Allegheny Mail. recsntly convicted of
criminal libel, have been srsntsd nev
trial
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Dark Chasm ReIeH.

lh', object Of interest is visited by sll who
cone A,re. Next Is Sunset Hill where the
mighty sun sinking below the horizon may
lie seen IN a., Its grandeur. There are also
SsNe -. 'Fr'rCs Of mineral properties, and
Tne ye ;iom Which, it Is said, General George
,hs- va. HlhGton drank when passing throCsh
,o US country more than a century ago. Tue
49, Hs> population Of about four hun
Sass, - a SLu hi'y residents six stores. one
rS.v o,is-nG unu'lnG mill two hotels, and several
aSrlSy weekly paper
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u.,otpr sbe Huasrsvs.

yrSErlRD HlyIs, August n-The ap-
neal of The Relief Committee 70 the country
. meeting with kindly responses. Many
,ubscripllops have been yscsiyed.
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A Big steel Conn.

irco-r.;E' r~ noSE' August l3.-A certificate of
,TI' ia ora'i%n Of Bues Internstion.I StT -, u
SsDi,sI can 'Ies. s.CS company has been fSs5 TSa t
ESIs 'ai 5 si9cS vas fixed AZ ten riiiinD HE 5oI p
Tba ,ed uaYlued into ten tbon,snJ Sb,-ot uo.-
49, az ,suS'ees are II G. BicEa,on 'TS'TS' ~ p
IPSITm!ph; PIn! 4. II. Cragin. ] TT, Tr-n,. L. D. p
|'Umo' I. Gormley and II " RSai' RSGtnef' b.
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Coming 20 America

LozDoS, August ll.-Holmes, Bryce:
Norwood, Davey aud Grey, members oi
Psriism-nt, and Lord Carrington sail On
Saturday next for the United States They
will he present at the CEREMONIES sttsnd-
ing the opening OF the Northern Paciha
KaiIrusd
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" heeIiDg PeopIe,

r,on, We WI n4uce the following persons here
TN ~ aeSIug Mrs. B. B. Dovener aud
NJ NJ s'Ss, rs Mss Sue Lynch, Miss Virginia
Co.. W,T,. ~ IGhen and son. Mrs. q. H.
u 70" ',,'e ~ pUyener, Rob Doyener Chas.
Co. ", =, Z. Montgomery, Jim Caldwell,
Ma sOSMiNN'II, Ml'N,'II, Harry II. Dawson and
Ma "a - IiS'L. Among others are Misse
n brT u -. rosa Nciraw, Of Grafton: Mr.
Mis- Can Can and family, Newark. o, and
tbsmssITss IaasCe, 1 Of Baltimore. All eniov
10 the city. Ho 'uea ot returning
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Hrsedmen,s AIa NeeIety

OrEAr GROVE, u j.. August l3.-The an
nivcrtsry of the establishment cf the Freed.
ner q Aid Society of the Methodist Epis'
copsi Chm. ch uss beld to-day. The re.
ceipis sf the society the past year were
over $l75,C0o, q large increase over the
IfeYinus wear.
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Americans a n, s.,

N,rssxs,5nS ,g ., 5n9gqst l$:-SeCond.class ms5,l.
H. .F SsaIGed he following AmeEicsna nsa"s
icy 'n'nFiipg and VIM. Chase Ao-