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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-10
SCHOOL AND CHURCH
DEPARTMENT.

NoTE:-Lieretofore we have given
u services free of charge 10 assist de-
serving ladies in getting employment;
but experience shows there are two
classes Qst) those OF our lady friends
who feel reluctant 10 ask for Iratultous
help. although perhaps not able to pay
for ordinary advertising end those
who readily ask all sorts OF iavors.
without even thanks assuming that We
have some selfish motive il giving them
free advertising. postage, stationery,
time, trouble, etc,
We have therefore decided to make a
change in our terms that Will suit both
classes. We viii insert a card for any
lady four weeks on this agreement -
That if she secure a situation at any
time within three months thereafter,
she shall pay us ONE DOLLAR, and sub
scribe for this paper for 0NE YEAR. II
already a subscriber, she can pay Tor
another year IN ADVANCE. II she
does NOT secure a situation within the
II weeks following the first appear
ance of her card, then there VII. be
no charge Whatsoever. BY this arrange
ment, we take the chances, and thereby
show a willingness To assist u trends;
but if the effort result successfully,
then they a pay Us, a above sta
ted, and feel no obligation. II the
insertion Of the card bring no fruits, IT
can be repeated for another month, at
later period, on same terms.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-10
Za6Lean.
ID. :. WAITE, Raleigh, y. c.
SALE OF LAND.

By order Of the Superior Court of Wake county
in special preceding NJ. 294 entitled Andrew
Syme, Administrator vs.. Rachel Byrum and others,
L VIII, at II O'Clock NJ, Monday the 18Th day OF Oc-
tober, 1854 at the Court House door in Raleigh,
N. c., sell to the highest bidder, q tract OF land
near Raleigh, containing lla4 acres, and palticd-
larly described in the complaint III said proceedings,
and being the land which formerly belonged to
George ByruIa deceased.
Terms OF Sale: One half cash, balance payable
III SIX mouths after date of sale with interest at :
cts. per auuum, or all cash at option of purchaser.
ANDREW SYME,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-10

al = female OF a isn '@1sa .eaa as s Gr,"Gt,
established. Rcqulrelhe nts- Must be d teacher OF
experience and reputation. Must be thoroughly
competent to teach ths lanRuages and drawing
Must be a Methodist. and settled in years. Must
be well recommended.
The school already has a very fine music teacher
and Instructor in calesthenics engaged. Non,
need apply unless highly recommended. Addreft
all applications to SEMINARY" care editor OF
this paper.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-10

1.-The Republicans of the eighth
district on tie 3 nominated L. l.. Green,
of Nataugl for Congress, and G. T. Nc
Kesson, Of Burke, for %elector.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-10
re- osace two Doors Below fuckers Hal.

Pitt county Fair, Sept. 18th and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
Steamboats, auo Railroads.

rFWYORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER acknowledgements Juno 10 1885,
IN ron gh trains will leave Grand Central Depot IA,
a N Western NewN ork and Northern Express VIII
Though drawing room TO Rochester and Montreal
a. m limited Chicago Express with dinins car.
egnra Ta Erie Cleveland Toledo arriving at chicago
lola IN next day. $780,, ..--.,... ,.to f,.orx. ana
Montreal express through draw ng room cars ,----
m Chicago Express drawing room cars 70 Canai
daCua Rochester, Niagara Fails buualo anu hOhncII
springs conpect for Oswogo sharon Sprngs 'Syton anu
II m Western New-York and Northern Express with
drawing Also conuretsfOr points IN the Iask
IN a. n cstslu Mountains Albany Troy Saratoga Lake
Stnray connects tatsk wit Fast special the CATS
Hi Mountain r. running through without delay.
- ACCOMMODATING 20 AIoauy anu Troy. - NIAGARA
D. m Louis Express with seepug cars for Nagata
Fails, Buffalo, Cincinnati except saturday roedo p"io
40 NJ Express with sleeping cars Syracuse and to
80 Pacific Express, with sleeping cars ioI
Buffalo, Niagara Fails yeland. Toledo detroit CnIc'so
ST. Louis, Cape Vincent also Clayton except r, and
IL III Night Express with sleeping cars 10
Troy with the morning Trans TOT Ino ost ""
North except saturday night. -. ~, q Dou.,-,
broadway, aud AZ NthtNous
Of1ces, Park place and ls5 aud ~ az I1
aud 1913 Washington and $50 Fulton SIS bIOoAyh ANU ~
FOurths Williamsburg. , -,..u,u. ..,. oar h0
procured any Offices IN NeWl DIX Cly ana AZ
53S " a.hin gton.st, Bto1kyn. .,
Baggngo allied Tor aud checked from residence
AZ Tot-CEY G. Il MEEkEK,
General Supcriutondent. General Passenger Agent
DENOV Wednesday, August 2Otb,
Ii the steamers James Baldwin and CITY OF Kingston
or Rondout and intermediate landings Will return 70 pes
.yot OF Harrlson-st, N. H.. permAnently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
Insiructlcn.
For Boys and Young Men-CountrY.
STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL.

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STEVENS
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
River-st between 9th and 9th ats, 1ioboken' N j.,
OPENS SEPT II, 1884.
for admission on 10Th and 10th OF Sep
tembcr
rSGTRUCTION GIVEN IN THE ANCIENT AND
MopERN EANGUAGES, IN FREE-IAND AND ME-
CHANICAL DRAWING,
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT 500 PER ANNUM.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT. $50 PER ANNUM.
These terms include all the studies.
For catalogues apply the Librarian Of stevens Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
Fem 5rbools.

UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.-The twenty
u sixth annual d the school begins october !,
next. and : June 1850.
u years the school sreGured FOR the degree
An allowance not than years. made for equva
lent studies elsewhere. ..-..,,o..-.,
Inc Lecture Room on the main floor OF UNIVERSITY
DfTTIDING. WASHINGTON SQUARE. ami the Library
Hall ON the second hor thoroughly redtted and
large additions have made the collection ~ reports aad
tex hooks address Professor l. J. KS
SELL D. r. JAC Is secretary or the taculy,
Mutual Life Building. 81 Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
SWlTHIN c. SHORlLlDGE,s

y MEDIA ACADEMY MEDIA. PENN.
scloo year 50 open. rus,1sy seps%esr 9 Fixed
Except Tor Music and c6cmicaS stu ents admitted u ana
on nnmcT vacation schnoi My and August The resn.
r 'fno emo. 6cos SecaSsT s. or be admitted ON
Wien vacances bolrdursehoo OF me higLe grade
for S9g a S sa . ae schools in the Untc Saes
9 t o sSm paTVSrd mem h eacSs IN small
cla-sos 40 MAT each pue may Isy ngo care ds
class instruction Eary dGnc9ncss ~ ,o4ng ens S Su
a aS s sG to aGy,pcs rapidly special lr dull
AID boys Patrons or students NAV select any
ue, choose the regular English cy or emf
Courses sudnts ned ut Media AcaHemy are nov IN iiar
LAFAYETTE uolt@sH o. oyicsnp,c scHooI, condtiopci'
or acy college examination physical ana chsni, a.
ct pparaiu- Hn.tra FreeD hundred Volumes added
m Ia !, n sGdeus Tor coys and admitted in 1855
Tw@ in dTGnans ss Gyo yS' rb ~ ne al pa
students live Win the PRIME pa NO 0sar,nt oat ~ s
ea table waalstad toilet set two single bedswh springs,
good ma tssscs po"s and an ample supply 81 5"b; Az
and thoroughly heated by steam Rooms for Two boys NO
se,s gonerous table Tie students are poorly FED under
tho plea that food and messro Diet are best
pei med mSm on Ia"t Win two oS
other Ample grounds for bsseb football and
%S No ma .s rio health iGSof Of No ia no. parallels
S MSSa Ao 70 MAKE real home and lass aeSsmy
iur raining OF gcntiomeu No haling Or other row
Svsm Se"roushn III Students NJ tn, academy must
mi sacrrce the home olucROn devoid Of
sooI good manners and geutoel suroundngs The
TO hO education Of young men
aud boys only MoIia Acodeay Is not mixed seho, bnt
the male Media
ohrc aud Temperance charter which prJb ~" salo
OF ali drnk- Mcd IL conveniently access bic
from all poiuts No change Of depOs Ia Philadelphia
Pennsyvauia Railroad coming from Sow YORK. PittsDurg,
Washington Nineteen trains leave Broad street
station PHILADELPHIA for Media. Return trains every hour
dlatauce AlIteen miles at Ned Station Academy
coach every Drive tue school Only five
mnntes For Illustrated circular OF Media Academy al.
iies. the Principal and Proprietor. SWTTHlN G. SHORT.
LIDGE. A. and A NJ, tGraduate of Philps's LIcter
Academy nd Harvard College, Media
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
0fncnerS.

----~s
GOOD BOARDING SCHOOL for your
~ bows may DE obtained by applying To Room ~ Tribune
Building Circulars references ami fun information.
COLUMBIA GRADUATE. an experienced
n tutor recommended by the prOes will coach candl-
dates entering Tor tho september examinations al
reasonable rates. Addic sS,
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
N. Of all grades tutors governes@es lecturers com
naious sc: circulars best schools free charge 10
Hose cnUlOviug teachers teachers until engaged
T. MIRIAM COYlHERE CO..
81 East l7th-st.. Union square
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estaD-
y shel $50 provides promptly best Teachers for Private
Pupils Families schools Colleges. circulars OF go0I SCHOOLS
withrehabe Information free to parents skilled Ie9chets
always wanted. Application form for stamp $500 =. q,
". St'IERMERHpRN & co, Z Fest lith-st y l.
4 VI. KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL,
" SUMMER SESSION. hegins Aug Il Autumn session
sent IL MANY wanted for @Doi positions Terms 50
Lessons $50 Hoard 81 to f6 week Emily VI toe r anu
Id of Am Kindergarten Magazine 70 Bible House y I,
TNEACUERS' AGENCY, 80 West 2lst-st, Ny.
pnfsors teachers recommended 70 schools and funies
careful adyice III choice Of best schools. H. HESSh-
NXTANTED-A Head Master for iiourshlng
W Military Academy in tho West man, meh preferred
wan Address MILITARY A. ADENN go
care Lori & Thomas Chicago. Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
CTONlNGTON LINE.

For BOSTON and all points EASE
u,aon,x direct line 10 WATCH HILL and NAin .ssp,
a t.Ivr pirR steamers leave PIER IS " H. u-v '
Sundays, at y. IN.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Providence, Worcester, Nashua ana ."
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS -r,s
,,ron,n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (Fabyans without change
Parlor cars attached. ,. from, PIER
Steamers Rhode Island and Massachusetts 'e"'
20 n X daily except sundays at . p. w. ,,. Ny
EW PoPPLE. u. 7. A. Ia "es|s'" N' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
Mem i1utlifalicns.

old BOOKS BOUGHT. roo,,e =.
~ Highest price paid for OLD and NEW BOOKS IN
largo or small lots ENCYCLOPEDIAS wanted Anu NDhh
BOOKSTORE, No "a West lith-st, Now'iork'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
Jnsirnttloit
Brooklyn.
SEMINARY.

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMlNAhf.
ID For YOUNG LADIES. a.-,o,.,
.rbo Foil farm ~ the 8,th wear will begin september 24th
The advantage for finished education are supetioi NY
snnointmenfs In way VI library apparatus cabinets Oh N
ural history etc belug liberal illustrator .G,urs gu ono
Zine Arts Modern Languages and Music taught ny soS
Instruct ton thorough Home influence, the pe5t o,no,
rs Montague ST., Brooklyn, H.
DEMOVAL.-MISS NJ A. CLARK, formerly
Il -, a 49, NrvYork will reopen her Lngls and
t-h ScbnoI 1r vonne ladies' and children at 40 Jehcrso'
mrotu srntcricr II cnutsc instruction thorough
and az si"l91afic. French aud drawing included
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

RECEPTION OF LIEUTENANT GREEDY AT
NLWBURYPORT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION AT MONTREAL
PORTRAITS OF PROMINENT MEMBERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
y Itm.st.. northampton, Mass.

or. JOHNS COLLEGE,
- FORDHAM y, Y,
Under the direction Of JESUIT FATHERS, affords every
facility the best classical scientific and commercial ou
ton Terms: Board tuition. pc year, 5000. studies
will be resumed SEPTEMBER TO- 1884.
Rev Z. r. DEALY, =. j.. President
rNHE GUNNERY.-A Family and Preparatory
i school for Boys. Trims, 500 2 year J. C. BIlN9
NJ IlrtnAA ami Mnall MT o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
STEAMBOATS, ano nailroaos.

A "a so TO SARATOGA and RETURN;
80 ~ 80 TO LAKE, GEORGE and RETURN tictst.
Gqfpk sesson Troy Boat: Citizens Line Steamer.
ana leave Pier ~ Norts River ~
morning trains for North and West sundays 1910 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
4 -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CIT5

-. KILL MoUNTAINs-Laniiny az Cranstou, 1w 70.
Point, Cornwall Ne1burg. Marlboro Milton POngbL.nass
and EsOpus connecting with Ulster Delasara spe
Glove and Cstskl Mountain and Kaaterskl Fancy
Steamers City 81 Fin gsOn and James W RaldaIn 1A
every week day at p M Pier foot iarrsonst avs
cept saturdays when City Of Kingston leave, az ~ ~
R0ndOut ,dadIng wb r aud Onghkeepsie con,..of
with special train for all SUMNER RESORTS THRnTaa8
THE CATSKGLL MOUNTAINS. '""h
vi leave Rsn'ut Su"v nights at ii ocock on sr,,v,,
OF special fast from the MOTNIAfNS .rrt,-'.tN.
New.N Ork "Onday u a ing "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

~ ERs, C. II NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL ksvs
Peck Slip Pier % rs r. r. at 3p SUNDAYS excepted and
II p sunday. cnded connsciing a. NewIaysn VIII
FIELD HOLYOKE, &c Tickets sold and Or gage checked
az 94i Broadway y Y, and Court-st brooklyn Ercur.
20 Wv Trqve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
For Both Sexes-CountrY.

A GOOD summer home; instruction IT de-
sired highest city references reasonable CHARGES.
LAMBERT ACADEMY, wilton, Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

SCENES AND INCIDENTS AT MONMOUTH.
PARK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
PenneYlV ma ffa 1901 C0rtlanft
ct and Desbr0sses..t.
phila- N Read. Rlt foot LlbertY.st

AIORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, WORCVe5
~ TER NAsHUA PoRrLATD ssH y te n5
travelers favoe leaves Pier No 40 North River foot 81
Csuast NewYork Tuesday, Thursday anc saturdayt
and the popular "City of Boston" on Mondays wednesday,
mted and Excursion Tickets at reduced rates. state
rooms NAV be secured 2O7 Broadway and at Pler
neTtor advantages are offered by this line as FAST
FPEIGHT LINE Two steamers each way every weetdAy
~ 'Ni''' @. ". BRADY, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
WESLEYAN ACADEMY.
For YOUNG Ladies-Countrv.

ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART,
~ London ontario Conducted by tn Ladies Of the sac
Heart plan studies the that pursued in All ther
institutions. Terms including tuition III Freac ami English
hoard va ching book. and stationery $40 per annum. AD
ply LADY 81 lf,hinr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

splendid Doubcpore picture. drawn from sketches by
LIEUTENANT LOCKWOOD. deceased furnished through
tn coiiftesy O. LIEUTENANT GREEDY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

CT. AUSTINS SCHOOL, WEST NEW
- BRIGHTON. & J. will reopen sept 18th Rector: Rev
Alfred g. Mortimer Univ OF London sants. Rev
T. Cranston irown Rev H. . Iassiter tPrpect0nl; Mr..
W r. Christ Church. Oxford with Honorary Mr. A V.
Patton (Trinity Coli OXford and otherA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
1nstructiou
For Young Ladie5-Countrv.

IL " RYE. NETWORK
For particulars address Mrs = j. LIFE
~ 1AMFORD, CONN.-MISS LOW, successor
- 10 Mrs richardson day boarding school for young
lnllca rnnnnna NaDLnmDer ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
FRANKLIN, New-York.

~ TRENTON, Ncw-Jorse-
Boarding School for Young LADIES' and Gentlemen.
Schools and BOARDING Hans separate ana distinct
This School both young Ladies and Gentlemen su
perior all departments. viz: Mathematical!
Classical. Commercial Scientific, Musical, Drawing, French
and German. -.
Total Board Tuition. Books &C. 5000 per year
Catalogue containing full Information ADDRESS
W HASBROC OK,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

A CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
[s free TO parents Please give particulars MIRIAM
COYiIEKL CO.. 81 East l7th.st. Union square,
A PARENTS will find free best schools,
a. city, country and Europe solid tuition board and
discipline at LEGENDRES American European Teachers
Bureau. lbs Broadway.
CARLISLE INSTITUTE, 572 Madison-ave.,
~ cor 56thst. New York, Central Park. and
Day School for LADIES and Children Thorough coegi
ate course speca students In music and all departments
French the language OF the school Suan
ish taught Accommodations for boarding pupils ut'sur
passed every sunny. Twelfth year September 20
ERIENDS' SEMINARY, East 16th-st. and
Rutherturdplace, for both seHes-The Fall term begins
Kindergarten Primary, Academic sud Collegiate Depart
ments
The Principal Win be in attendance at the Seminary daily
and after 9Th mo- 9th, from Z IN. 90 ~ III. -
BENJAMIN SMITH. A. M Principal.
MISS COMSTOCK-Nos. 30 and "a West
vi 4Oth-st facing Park English French aud
German Boarding and bay school gymnastics studio
private young classical Department. Wednes
dsy oct Prof NJ Wheeler ~ Ialo College, will gye
the OF historical lectures. Miss COmstock home after
Sept "a.
NINE. DA SILVA a. MRS. BRADFORD'S
W formerly Mrs ogden Honmans English, French and
children nos 10 and II West 3sst, NewYOrk will re-
open october I.
Separate limited class for little boys begins September
"a Application by letter or personally as above
DACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
i OFFICE 500 BROADWAY
crush VIII begin September ]. Better
August for entering.
ps( WEST 30th- St. The Misses JacOt's School
s)) for young ladies Tuesday, september 30 Pu.
ps prepared Columbia Harvard Kinder
Carton and primary departments Limited number Of boys
received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

Boarding AMI Day School for Young Ladies' and Children.
The 22d school Year begins Thurs ay, september 18Th
Circulars sent Oh application to the Principal.
IRIS. II. +. LEFEBNkF, 80 Franklin 81
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-06-05
LATE NEWS ITEMS

A SERIOUS cavo-in ON the Reading Road
was reported on the G0th.
WILLIAM ii. VANDERBILT is expected to
return to New York June ..
INFoRMER DELANEY's evidence at Sligo,
Ireland, has caused several Fenians to
leave Dublin.
PERRIN H. SUMNER, a New York broker,
has been arrested on the charge of swind-
ling.
THE falling of n building in Baltimore,
Nd, ON the Both, caused the death of six
persons and serious injuries to others.
Other victims We're supposed to be buried
in the ruins.
LILLIAN RUssELL's "Bllee Tavlor'' COM
pany is stranded at Lausanne, Switzer-
land, and the baggage is seized.
OLIVER b. TAYLOR, charged with rob
bing the United States mails, has been
lodged in jail at Dallas, Tex.
THE Harmony (Conn.) Savings Bank has
suspended owing TO having funds tied up
in the Penn Bank of Pittsburgh.
WABASH employees who struck at Peru,
Ind, have agreed to resume work on assur-
auces Of receiving their pay for April
within a week.
IuE Gat1oiS declares that the French
cabinet has decidsdto reject England pro-
posals in reference to Egyptian finances.
\ FIRE al Ehuampeuk, capital of Cam
bodla, destroyed the whole quarter outside
the French concession. The KING lost / D
buildings.
BEUoN, the President Of the collapsed
Hot Springs Bank, claims there was no EN-
bczzIemeut, but that the failure was an or
dinary one.
\ suBEwD colored man represented
himself as one of Mahoue's Virginia del
4 fHFs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-06-05
UNITED PRESBYTERIANS.
Some Interesting Figures as shown by the
Reports Submitted to the Assembly at Its
Meeting in 81. Louis.

Some Interesting Figures as shown by the
Reports Submitted to the Assembly at Its
Meeting in 81. Louis.
ST LOUIS, Mo- May -
The United Presbyterian Assembly, was
opened last evening by an able address
by DIR. Mcmillan, and convened this morn
ing at the First Church, Nineteenth
and Morgan streets. Rev. DR.. Dick, of
Westmorcland, made the opening prayer.
The roll was called, which revealed u
nearly complete representation of del
egatcs as proposed by the Committee ON
Credentials. The election OF Moderator
was the next thing in order, and for that
position DR.. w. H. French, of Gin
cinnati, was nominated by Rev. j. G..
Boyd, of Pittsburgh, and the Secretary
was instructed to cast the ballot
for the Convention in favor Of DR..
French. The new Moderator in TAX
ing the gavcl, referred to the inn
portaut subjects that would be taken
up and the animated discussions that
would naturally result, and said that
though he would allow perfect free
dom OF debate he was assured that the
feeling of brothcrly love he would find
u sunlcioHt restraint upon any who
wished to express extreme views.
number of printed reports were then
presented and circulated among Inc dCIc-
gates. The report on Foreign Missions
stated that the missionary work is now
carried on i'm the Northwestern Provinces
of India and in the Delta and Valley of
the Nile in Egypt. All the work has been
concentrated upon these two fields I'm
six years the laborcrS have grown from
IA to pa; Communicates from ,o0o 90
2,6lS, and contributions from Si1,53l ID
SG4 ,l79. The receipts last year were
500, lS6.22, of which So, ,9SO.G7 were sent
to Egypt, and 2S,3S0.ll to India.
SPECIAL reports were also submitted by lha
trustees of the General Assembly ON the
state of finances OF that board. 10y the
Church Extension Committee, recon-
mCnding that the Corresponding Sccrc-
tary OF that board give his whole time 90
that work by the Committee on Church
Standing on providing German literature.
The report of the Permanent Committee
on Narrative and State OF Religion, show
a membership in the United States ut
S7,G37, "A gain of ? 1874 in the year; an IN
crease of 13g COMMITMENTS in the Tor
eigu field which is considered great
success; congregations in the United
States Sj5, gain of -; ministers ~,
gain Of .; Suuday-SchOD.s SO,
gain OF 2: amount contributed TO Memo
rial Fund 3 ISG,443. The commission APP
pointed last year to examine the charges
of dishonesty against Rev. j. G.. Evans,
appealed from the Iowa Synod, sustained
the decision The chairman of thc com
mittec which reported concerning the
quarterly centennial fund, was very ciu-
phatic in expressing the bcnclicI1l re-
suits Of instituting the fund, which was
done in ss2. TO commemorate tn ami
yT..YL4rtr ~ h,4 d 1If lIfHI Pres
bytcrian Church i'm Is5s. The remainder
of the session was consumed in listening
to numerous memorials from various
Pres bytcrics protesting against and "ih-
crs fayOriug the use of instrumental
music.