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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To O. Cthrs, or whom II may CeacsrN:
Notice Is hereby given that Perry Gala
Cher has paid into the County Treasury sum
sufficient to redeem psrt Of the west part sf
The northwest quarter Of the. southeast quar-.
ter Of section Is, township A OF range s..
sold at Delinquent Tax Sale BY John
Ruegseggsr, Treasurer OF Monroe County.
Ohio January 20. 1885, In the name Of
Perry Gallagher to C. Cshrs.
g. A. ATKINsON,
oct6, $3.50. Auditor ksLioe Co., Chic.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03

Delaware Herald-Jas X. Newcomer. Elitor.
President CLEVELAND appointed Gen
HkNRY R West. editor OF the Woods
Geld Spirit of Democracy, an Indian
Agent. with headquarters in Montans.
This is an excellent appointment, besides
being the recognition OF tried and true
Democrat who for years has done battle
for the cause as editor of sterling Dem
Oeralic paper.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03

REpuBLIcaN editors would rather see
the country wrecked In buslness point
OF view. jiIgiug from the tone Of their
articles, than to see IL flourish and pros
per under Democratic Administration
But oil their eff ,ris TO distract business in
,erests have proved futile. The boom in
business matters has come and Republi.
can editors are receiving their share the
same as other people.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CBALBO bids will be received until Satur-
~ day, November 2lst, for furnishing ma
terial and building q new school house In
sub.distriet No. Z, Greer township, Monrot
county, Ohio. Specifications may be seen st
the Township Clerks Office. The Board re-
serve theright to r,jact any or all bids.
By order Of the Board.
SAMUEL MARTIN, Clerk.
October 20, 1SS5--4w.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03

TEE Republicans are rejoicing ove'
their victory in Ohio as though they had
done something wonderful. In Novem
Der. 1884, BLAINE carried Ohio by ma.
jority OF 80 600. In October FoRAKER's
majority was about l6.3O0. A loss o.
nearly 10000 votes off OF their majority
Of one year ago. What are they rejoic.
ing for? Is 1t because they are alive2
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Qaldxell Press

TEE Taylors OF Cambridge are gnash'
iss their teeth because Gen. WEST has
been honored by the administration. Al
long as nearly half-score OF their owr
household held government offices they
were In better mood.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03
AWrndertul Dlscoyery.

Consumptivss and all. who suffer from
any affection OF the Throat and Lungs
can find a certain cure in DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption. Thou
sands OF permanent cures verify th'
truth of this statement. NJ medicine
can show such a record Of wonderful
cures. Thousands OF once hopeless
sufferers now gratefully proclaim the,
owe their lives 20 this New Discovery
Il will C, st YOU nothing TO give it q trial
Free Trial Bottles at r W. .Pope's Drus
Store, Large size, 81. 90.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03
Very Remarkable Recovery

VOfJ DcHHdfhdUfO uCCUFOIJs
Mr.. George V. Willing, OF Manches.
ter, Mich, writes: !" Ny wife has beer
almost helpless for Eve years, so help.
less that she could not turn over in bed
alone. She used two Bottles of Electric
Bitters. and is so much improved. tba
she Is able now to do her own work."
E ectric Bitters will do all that Is claim
ed for them. Hundreds Of testimonials
attest their great curative powers. On,
tiftv cents bottle at R W. Pope's.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03
DO You Mean Business?

Well, il you have strength to push
your business, it is well. But many o
mans business has broken down he.
cause the man was broken down, and
had no push in him. 1t you want tc
make q success. huild up your system nv
the u.e OF Browns Iron Bitters. Mr..
W. NJ. Winfree. Of Petersburg. Va,
says: There is no medicine eqnsl to
Browns Iron Bitters for general de-
biliy y2'' II cures dyspepsia enriches
the blood and strengthens the muscles
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03

There is being huilt IN Washington
the largest sewer in the world. 1t is
twenty-two feet in diameter for dis
tance OF two Thousand feet, and twenty
teet for another FIVE thousand feet, or
about mile. A train If cars could
pass through il.
Dyspep.ia 10 its worst form will Yield
to the use Of Carter's L tile Nerve Pills
aided.by Caaer's Little Liver Pills. They
not only relieve pI esent distress, bu'
strengthen tie stomach and diges i've
apparatus.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03
VICTORIOUS FRENCHMEN.
General De COurcy's Forces Utterly
KOut the Black Flags in AMMAN.

PARIS. Oct. 26-Gen de Courcv com
mander OF the French forces in AMMAN,
from Hanoi to the War O'-
Gee that he has defeated the Black Flags
10 an engagement.
THE ENGAGEMENT.
Gen. de Courcy adds that the enemy
numbered 5000 men, and consisted o'
Black Flags. Anusmites and deserters
from the Chinese army. Three OF the
chiefs we're killed during the engagement
and many prisoners we're taken by the
French forces. Gen. Jaumont conduct
ed the operations against the enemy
which resulted in the capture OF the
strongly fortified town Of 'Thapmoi. ont
OF the last and most formidable centers
Of resistance held bv Black Flags. The
French lost 13 men killed aud wounded
ENTHUSIASTIC PARrIsANs.
Great enthusiasm exists among tb'
Parisians over the official announcement
of the French success 10 AMMAN. Crowds
of excited people throng the boulevard'
eagerly discussing the news A latel
iisps ch from Gen. de Courcy states
that tue French troops gained the victory
over q force immensely superior in mum
hers, and that be inflicted great slaugh
ter on the Black Flags. The fighting
was very severe. and lasted three days
The enemy fought stubbornly but Wer'
completely iopted.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03
Not a Single Gray lair.

"You may laugh AMI think me vair
thing" writes Mrs. J. r c.. of Ssr
Francisco. to friend in this city, "bu
l have not gray hair in my head, AMI
vet (sad to say) / am fifty and day
Recently nv hair was not only qnitt
gray but qnite thin. too. Parker's Hail
Balsam.- IN New York, l tbink-
did wonders for me. Try it If you have
occasion. It really does what | say, snr
restores the color also." Not dye. no
greasy. highly peifumed Only reliable
Soc. dressing.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE. 5,
LEGAL NOTICE..

DETER DAILY. who resides 10 West vir-
l. ginia, and whose postofhes addrsss 10
Bearsville, Tyler County. West Virginia will
take notice that ON ths 9th day Of Septsm-
Der, 1885, Sarah J. Stephen Aled petition in
the court Of common pleas OF Monroe
County, Ohio, praying for an order to revive
judgment rendered In said court July 20,
1880, In her favor against said Peter Daily
for $275 and 80 IS costs. Defendant is re-
|quired to answer BY November 7, 1885.
JAMES 3. JONRS,
sepI5, ,'S5t7. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03

The Rev. Wm. Stout, Wiarton, Ont,
states (, Afer being inefeclsslly trested
nv sevonteen different doctors Tor Scrof-
ula and blood disease, I was cured by
Burdock Blood BGters.' Write hin for
proof.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1885.

BuarNEss of aIl kinds Is on the
upgrade. Mills and factories OF all
kinds are running on full time. The
boon has come to stav.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of James Hndman, Deceased

THE undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Rxscu;or Of the will Of James
H,ndmsu, late Of Monroe county, deceased
Dated this eth day Of October A. D, 1855
ost6, ,'S5w3, aAME5 ARMSTRONG.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03

Fnrrei Tongue, Aching bones, Head.
ache, disappear as by magic by using
Cheney's Stomach and Liver Regu ator
lSold by Z. W. Pope.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03
NHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, So1unpus.

OScienc Agriculture Civil
Mining EngncerIng et
Fall Oh sepsepembe
sepSS'ooo' W. III SCOTT
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Sorrow Over the Event-.FIags Half
Mast Over Government aud Pri-
vate Buildings In New York.

NEW York, OCT. 29.-Whcn the news
of the death OF Gen. Mcclellan was an
noucced, the flags over the Government
buildings and down town banks and in
turaoce Offices were lowered In respect
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03
THE PRESIDENT ACCEPTS.
ExHcUrivE MANSION,

THE PRESIDENT ACCEPTS.
ExECUrivE MANSION,
WASHINGTON Ort % 1885
Hon. Lerov d. Thoman, Civil Service Com
missioner:
MY DEAR SIR: I have received yonr
letter rendering your resignation as q
member OF the civil service commission.
which is 10 furtherance of an inclination
expressed by You very soon after my in
auguration as President, The resigna
tion lhns rendered is hereby accepted to
take effect on November 1st next. ]
congratulate you upon the fact that ir
the Office which you relinqaish you have
been able bv sincere and earnest wort
and by steady devotion to the cause
which you have had in charge, to do &c
mnch In the interest OF good govern
ment and improved political methods
Yours sincerely,
| GROVER CLEVELAND.
| An Associated Press reporter called
upon Commissioner Thoman this even
ing. and In answer to a question as t
his future intentions be said:
81 will not be idle moment. hav
some private busin. 50 matters which viii
occupy nv attention for short time
and then I expect 10 resume the praciic
Of law" ,H
1t is said Judge Thoman has unde
consideration proposition from q larg
corporation in New York. His only re
| ply to q1estion on the point was, .
do not feel at liberty to say anything 0
the subject at present"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-03

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
cAsHvUIir PRHEAlID at sIf hours Of The day
snd uight J. r. JUpKIES. <
sep8Y. Al, 80
ess
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PAINTS, ~s~s
0F sH oolors, and in every form. alt
~ JUDKlNs' Drug Store.

PERFUAERY. SOAP. YPICEN,.
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
A NDa variety Of other articles belonging
"A to the Drusgist's trade. all Of which win
be Sold - low - they can be sGordsd.
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nov3 's5v4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, ND. Sept.1.-Virginia skies, con-
soI ated Az past due coupons, 511s; new te-fartes
s5as: new threes, 57S4 bid to-day
BALTIMORE MD, Sept. Lotion duli-mid-
steady and quiet; western steady closing duh:
ern red, SSa9O: southern amber. 93a96; No. Mary
land w bid; " 2Western winter red, spot sGsaaSle
&ia92; December 93i 2aYIa. Corn-southe-n nom.
nally steady; western easier and dull southern white
lUu5l; do yellow, 52a5S: western mixed spot, 49ls q
49la: September 4S7sa49i2: October, 40 asked.
southern, 2sas4: western white, 5Oa32; western
mixed 2Sa29: Pennsylvania 2Sa:,4. Rye quiet :59atl
Provisions firm, vita good inquiry. Sugar-copper
Other articles unchanged Freishts to liverpool per
steamer nOmiuaJ-cotton, 5-52d.: -four Is: grain
Is per quarter Receipts iour.2771 barrels; wheat
5000 bushels cora. $4,000 bushels: oats 22UOO
barrels Sales-wheat, 753 900 bushels: corn 10000
bushels.
Petroleum Market.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 1.-Oil dull: nothing doing
The market opened at LOLA declined to .OI1s and
at o'clock,was LOLA bid
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Sept 1-11:l5 q. m.-The increase
of half million bushels in the visible supply accord
ing to the figures of the secretary of the Chicago
of trade eau ed weak feeling in opening
and the october delivery sold off to Sla but has since
ruled steady. and is now SIa4. Corn stronger-Sep-
stember. 41As Oats steady-September, x4la. Pork
CHICAGO Ill. Sept. Ii p m.-wheat sold off
day-Cash, 70; september 70; October sOzs; Novem-
Der. S29saS3: Corn firm-Cash, 437s September iS7:
October. 42as; November. 39As. Oats steady-t,ash
S kye. 5es Ffa1seed, lis. WHISKY yG nomnal
Pork frmer-Cash and September $50; Ocl ober
tember. 6. Is; October. 6.2ala November. SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quota
tons on the Washington Stock Exchange are
noted to-day: US. 4tas, 1891, coupon, 121s bid,
u asked; do. reg, 1117s bid, 1925 asked. q. s.
As, coupon, 1928 bid, 1913 asked; do. reg, 1919.
bid, 122 asked. D. C. per. imp 6s, 1891, coin,
1881. bid. 1143s asked; do. Is, 1891, cur,
11s bid, 100 asked. Market stock as, 1892,
i2e bid: do 1908 cur 1 a BID sovea year fS Snf
Is, 1902. coin, 1913 bid. Met. r. r. stock. 99l4
bid, 1O5 asked. Col. Il. r. stock, 81 bid. North
Cap. and o ST., 4Ola bid 43 asked. Georgetown
Gas. 4214 bid. .Ffremens ms, 43l4 asked.
National Met. ms, 81 bid. National Union
ms, 90 asked. Arlington ms, 1909 bid. Col.
ms, 1O7sbid, II asked. German-American
ms, 100 bid Potomac ms, Al bid. Masonic
49, bid; DO bonds ios ' 3D. Wash ISL, ss
Brick Machine, 100 bid. 1OS asked. Farmers
Mechanics bank, Georgetown, las bid. Citi-
zen's National Bank, 1881 bid. Second Nat.
Bank, 10 bid. Great Fails Ice, SO bid. Real
Estate Title Insurance. 1O1 asked. Penn. Tel.
Co., 55hs bid. Chesapeake & Pot. Tel. Co., $50
bid II asked,
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DTEn.

CROMProN. AT $50 pm. Monday. August 3lsi,
1850 at his late residence. us NV WI LILA NJ
b: CRoMPToN, In The fifty-first year Of his ace
Funeral from his late Residence Thursday Sep
tember 3D. al 3 pm. Friends and relatives Of Tia
family are respectfully invited TO attend o
lPhiiadelphia papers please copy1
DETWEIER At Atlantic City, on August 3lst
Lizzie Detweiler, aged four years.
Funeral private.
HOOVER Sunday, August 3Oth 1885 at 1l,4O D.
M. ALICE 0UANIfA JOSEPH. only daughter OF J..
b. =. Hoover and Louise Gautier
Funeral private.
SCOTT Al IL am, on the morning OF September
LIST, 1885 CLIFTON B. SCOTT ia Tie thirty IA
year of his age 1880
Notice Of funeral hereafter o
TIBBETS August 81, 1885, WILLIAM GRAY
infant son OF Lille X and Frank Tiboets aged AZ
teen months
Funeral from residence, lila New York avenue
wednesday, September I'd. AT three D. m.
IAhBkOUGH. On Monday, August 3Ist, 1855,
Al 9 q ~ M L. lBOWIE)fARBROCtsH. aged thirty
northwest.
Funeral 10 take place from the house st O'Clock q
At 81 Augustine church .
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News BrteEl

Griffin defeated West ia the boat race at
Sir Edward Thornton. the British amba.sa.
dor to Russia, will present his letters Of recall
tomorrow.
he and Comfy were ready to row Hanlan aud
Lee a double scull race for any amount
Archbishop Lynch. OF Canada, has Endorsed
and become subscriber TO the Parnell parlis.
mentary fund.
Mr.. Cornelius N. Bliss, OF the great dry goods
house of Bliss, Fabyan Co. OF New York vim
has been conspicuousiy named for the rsrnbi,.
can nomination for governor of New York stale.
has written letter positively declining TO be q
William Miller, a farmer Of Lindley's near
Washington, Pa, was sitting with his wife on
the porch OF their residence Sunday morning,
when both were killed by lightning.
During a terrific storm in Belmont county,
Ohio, Sunday evening. hailstones six inches IN
circumference fell. Window panes were broken
1t is reported the car will ne crowned empe.
TOR OF Central Asia at samarcand in 1856.
The Current Publishing company, OF Chicago.
has made an assignment to A. f. Davis
1t is said the Wabash railroad is discharefng
the "scab' workmen recently employed In tho
places of Knights OF Labor
The glassblowers' strike, In baltimore, Is at
Three children OF a French family, recently
moved from Montreal to Fall River, Mass, are
down with smallpox.
A sister of Minister A. NJ. Kelley. who ,s n nun
in the Convent of Visitation. In EichmnnS ana
known as sister Joseph, is very Ill and not ex-
Edward b. Graul, chief steward OF a restan.
rant In San Francisco, fatally shot Mrs. Lily
Crowser, OF Oakland, CAL, sunday night be-
cause she refused to marry him, and then killed
himselfl
Saturday morning snow was an inch deem ON
the Summit house platform ON Mount Wash.
ington.
The Earl Of Carnarvon, lord lieutenant of Ire.
land threatens with prompt and condign pun.
ishment the rioters who recently interfered 10
prevent evictions at MullinayaL
The Cleveland, Ohio, coroner returned a yev
dict Saturday charging DIR. Delamater Smith
with having caused the death of pretty Carrie
Franklin. The doctor is In Jail
Ex-county Auditor Hahn OF NORTHAMPTON
county, Pa, now in prison, charged with EN-
bezZlement, has, IL Is said, made an affidavit
has been systematically plundered by its
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TME sEMI.DHcExxrAL CEysus


The returns received to-day at the Interior
department Of the results OF the semi-deceuuial
census, just concluded in New Mexico, shows
that the populationts Isl, 9S5, and in 1850 a.
was 1855. The number of farms are 10. 2al
and In 1880 there were 5,O53. The manufac-
turing establishments are 239, and In 1850
there were IA The deaths were 1906, but in
1850 there were 2,436.
The returns rom thirty-one counties in Flor
ida have been received and the returns from
the remaining eight counties will be forwarded
In . short time.
The time during which the states and terrific
rfcs can receive government aid for taking this
census expires to-day. Returns from only Da-
kota, Nebraska, Colorado, New Mexico and
Florida have been received. The amount re-
ceived IL MY per cent Of the amount which was
paid to all supervisors and actual ennmerators
under the Last census, increased by one-half the
percentage of gain In population. Florida will
receive g, 326. 81; New Mexico. "a, s39.I1; Da-
kotA, $50, SOC. 80; Colorado, s2o,673:07. and
Nebraska, $S4,75912. The greatest increase
Ia population was in Dakota, and consequently
that territory will receive the largest amount,
as indicated above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
Omcial Agricultural Chemists.

The second annual convention OF the associa
ton of official agricultural chemists met at the
Department of Agriculture this morning at IL
O'Clock, the vice president, Prof H. c. White
OF Georgia, in the chair.
An address Of welcome was delivered by
Commissioner Of Agriculture Colman, who ex
pressed hope that the association would ex.
tend It's deliberations and scope, which has
hitherto been confined to q discussion Of the
methods on analyses of fertilizers, to the detec-
ton of authorizations of food.
DR.. E. H. Jenkin, of Connecticut; DR.. c. W.
Dabney, Of North Carolina; Or. ]. w. Gas
coyne, Of Virginia; Prof H. G. White, Georgia;
Houston, Of Indiana: Prot P. n. Chazai, Of
South Carolina; Prof Moses, of Tennessee;
Dr.. II; w. Wiley and Mr.. Richardson, OF this
CITY Mr.. A. de Ghequier, representative of the
National Fertilizer association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
Arrested ON Suspicion.

Arrested ON Suspicion.
SUPPOSED GEORGIA MURDERER ARRESTED
IN THIS CITY.
To-day about noon Police Officer Barkley ar
rested white man near the city Post Once aud
escorted him to the seventh precinct station,
where he gave his name as Charles T. Ward, q
brtcklayer, 43 years old. He was locked up on
suspicion Of having murdered Callie Gordon,
on the 7th of July at High Shoals, Morgan
Je GS9a His real meme az
Junius A. Crosby, OF Richmond, Va, is in the
city looking after him, having. tracked him to
confdent that the prisoner e is the man wanted
The prisoner is Of medium build, and has .
had Ssa e sRAs reRSrer he said
wife died and LETT him with one child. Last
March he LEFT HighShoals and has since worked
q his trade In several cities, spending about two
Saturday and procured room at 7Oe 9Th street
and We going 70 work At bis trade
Union II Richmond. He denies the charge on
sd g c Rs:ssv' COX was
CLAIk ron IxDHMNrrY RxJpuTED.-The Sec.
Rotary ofthe Interior has rejected the applica-
ton Of the st. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba
acres Of land Under tho oct OF june 32d, 1874,
for the reason that the tracts for which In
s,9. !: claimed wore within the indempity
never been selected BY u
FATAL EPIDsnIc IN wssr vrsarN1A.-A
special nom Wheeling to the Philsdelphia
Fress saysa panic prevails in that part Of Clay
So om ne y,Us os cs sss ss5;sDs
among the inhabitants az t6at REGION. Abou1
nfty people have been attacked, Of whom
70 incrsa.s WITH great rsp,dity. ne s s5@psons
seam 20 suSyest the terrible disease that last
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.

CloAtnS Discussions or the Scientists,
TWO WASHINGTON GENTLENEN ELECTED VICE
fHhSLDBNTS FOR THE MKT HERTING.
ANN ARHoR, MICH, Sept. 1.-The last day Of
tne snnual meeting Of the American Society
lof tae Advancement Of Science allowed q con-
sanical club heard papers on Botanical Fea-
t W OF New Brunswick, y" Methods Of Making
and criticism Of the pse1sinf nss Of the wSI
mngoid." In general session the nominating
COMMITTEES com reported officers for the next meet
Ing, VINO were elected, q follows: President,
presidents, i W. Gibbs, New Haven,
Uonn.; z 4. Bracket, Princeton, N. J.; A. w.
WMey, washington. D. c.; o. Chanute, Kansas
GtX, MO-; =. G. Chamberlin, Washington, DC;
Il r. bowditch, Boston; Horatio Hale, Clinton,
Permanent secrssary Is w ufn vanst tbaidine
over, cambridge, Mass; general secretary, Sc.
Wi!iams, Ithaca, n. Y; assistant, w. II. Pettee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

THE DISTINGUISHED ENGLISH CLERGYMAN
WILL COME TO WASHINGTON.
A London special TO the PHILADELPHIA press
says: The Rev. DIR. Frederick W. Farrar. canon
and archdeacon of Westminster, who Is about
to start for two months tour OF America
granted an Interview 10 the Press correspond
ent to-day, in the little village OF Yowya
Wales, where the famous divine and author a
taking a few days rest he said:
IL anticipate my visit to America with the
greatest interest and pleasure. am booked To
sail from Liverpool for Quebec next Thursday
on the steamer Sardinia. expec. TO devote
one week 10 Quebec and Montreal. Then will
travel leisurely westward, stopping at Niagara
Falls, Toronto aud a few other points and oc-
where 1 shall arrive probably on September
both. shall be able to make only a short stay
I'm Chicago then, although there are NO many
points OF interest in that wonderful young giant
among cities that shall try 10 arrange another
visit in October. Not later than SeDfprl her
3oth, must hurry eastward for / am an
nounced 10 make the opening address OF the
session of the Johns Hopkins university at
baltimore, on October LIST Next am 20 deliver
three lectures on theology To students in Phila-
deiphia, and thence 60 10 Washington. / am
invited To attend the church congress at New
Haven, and afterward To become the guest Of
cyrus W. Field at New York. and OF the Rev
Phillips Brooks at Boston. shall try 10 accent
both these invitations. My plans for the re-
mainder OF the trip are unsettled and will de-
pend entirely upon the amount of time which
| find at my disposal. L shall however feel
disappointed III am unable 90 pay suitable
visits TO that great trio OF western cities-Cin.
cinnatf, St Louis and Chicago"