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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
THE PROGRAMME
For the Public School Exercises To-
morrow 1900 Pupils Will Be Out.

For the Public School Exercises To-
morrow Pupils Will Be Out.
Pupils meet in their respective
echool rooms $3.50 a. IN.
/. Cards OF promotion will be dis
tributed by the principals of each
building.
2. $3.50 a. m. pupils proceed to east
room, being in charge of'teachers, and
each building in charge OF the princi-
pal. to the Pearson tabernacle. foot OF
Fourteenth street, between Houston
and Main, there depositing their bias"
kets, satchels and books with respec.
tive jaDitors.
8. 1000 a. M, form procession.
order of Procession.
Music.
Marshal Rea, with mounted police,
In charge OF the whole with city su-
perintendent.
4. HIGH SCHOOL. ..t
Principal, Gerard, aud assistant.
5. BUILDING NO. 1.
Principal, r. p. Willing, and seven
assistants.
6 BUILDING NO. II.
Principal, q. B. Reynolds, and seven
assistants.
7. BUILDING NO. III.
Principal, Miss Burtran, and three
assistants.
s. BUILDING NO. ~.
Principal, w. p. Williams, and two
assistants.
8. BUILDING NO. V.
Principal, Miss Steele, and assist
ants.
10. BUILDING NO. VII.
Principal, A. J. Robbins, and three
assistants.
II. BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
From the tabernacle up Main street
to court-house.
~. Present the schools to the hon.
orable mayor and city council. Snort
address by the mayor. Song by Sseiec'
tom pupils.
to tabernacle.
IA. Seated by buildings and classes.
is. Short recess.
l6. Song.
IL. Introduction OF
THE ORATOR,
Hon. Thomas J. Beall.
is. Song at close OF address.
10. Refreshments.
20. Retire at will.
The committee, A. j. Chambers, j.
n Kelley and r. j. Tatum, extend, in
bahaIf Of the public schools, cor
SIal Invitation 10 the clti-
zens of Fort Worth TO be present
and 10 the mothers and fatners
snsc,sllv who have their children IN
| these schools, to make this
NATIONAL HOLIDAY
a.. - Measure and day Of social
inteTeouTse for the children IN the same
schools and the parents Of the same
city Iftbere are those who deslfe
20 Rslp make the occasion = success success, ,
ard ~ make the hearts OF their h1Ie
fellows gind, come and aid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
HONOR THE DEAD.

Programme For Memorial-Day Serv-
ices-Routs of Procession, Etc.
The procession will form at $3.50 o.
M. Saturday morRing on Houston
street, right resting on Weatherford
street, In the following order; Fort
Worth band, Fort Worth Rifles, q. A.
r. and ex-Confederate soldiers, dis
abled soldiers In carriages, ladies' COM
mittee In omnibus, citizens In car
riages. The procession will proceed to
lakewood cemetery and after the dec
Grafton of all the graves the q. A. II 4,
under the command Of Capt. II. w.
BRADLEY, will go through their usual
ritual services, ending with a salute of
twenty-four guns. Returning the pro-
cessiof will march to the square and
dismiss. a detail will visit the old
cemetery and decorate the graves
there. AT 900 p. N. the procession
will reform on Main street, right rest
ing on Weatherford street, headed by
Fort Worth band and Fort Worth
Rifles. The eX-Confederates and fed
eral soldiers will form on Main, right
resting on Second street. The Il. A.
r. will form In their hall and fall In
on command. The tlremen will form
on Main, right renting on Fourth
street. The ladies representing
the several states will Rsse mble In
the ysstibule of the court-house.
Mayor OF the city and city officers will
form at the city hall, where carriages
will be held for them. Disabled sol
diers will find an omnibus for them On
the south eide of Second street, be-
tween Houston and Main. The pro-
cesslon will start promptly nj o'clock
y. IN. Line OF march: From Main 70
Houston on Weatherford, down
Houston 10 Sixth, down Sixth to
Main, up Main to Third, thence TO the
opera-house, when the order OF exer-
cises will be as follows:
Music by the band.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Torrance.
Song by Quartette club. My Ceun-
try, 'pls OF Thee
Address OF welcome by his honor,
Mayor Smith.
Decoration Of cenotaph by thirty
eight Young ladies, under the dlrec'
ton Of Mrs. Weaver.
Grafton by Capt. Thomas Besl'
Grafton by Rev. j. Il. Holloway.
Music by the band.
Grafton by Judge 4 O. Holland
Original song by QuAItette ciuD'
Bsnedlction by Rev. Tinnon.
Capt. John Richardson and MaJ.
w. y. Golf will have full charge OF the
street parade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
UNACCoUNTABLE SHOOTING
Two Men Wounded In the Union
Depot Waiting Room.

Yesterday morning about $3.50
o'clock q man who had been sitting
quietly on one of the benches in the
waiting-room Of the Union depot for
several hours seemed to be suddenly
seized with desire to slaughter some-
body, and drawing a pistol quickly
from his pocket he fired four shots In
rapid succession. The first two
shots he fired while sitting
and the next two after
he had gotten up. The first shot was
fired under his left arm and the next
one over his right shoulder, according
to the account OF those who were In
the room at the time. The next two
shots which he fred standing up, took
effect, one striking a man named John
HAYWOOD about an inch behind the
right eye on the temple, and the other
hitting u man named Turboe In the
left side. AS soon ms
the shooting commenced everybody
| in the room commenced scrsmbling
for the door 10 get out, and the man
who did the shooting ran out with
them and must have kept running, as
he has not been seen since.
He was IA man about five feet eleven
inches high, of slight build, and wear
ing 3 light mustache and goatee. No
one knows why he commenced to
shoot, and the only plausible eXplana.
ton 30 far offered Is that the person
sitting next to him attempted TO rifle
his pockets, and, waking up suddenly,
ne began to shoot under;the moment.
airy excitement.
John HAYWOOD, the man who was
shot in the temple, the ball ranging
forward and passing in behind the
eyeball, Ia at Charity hospital. His
wound is very dangerous, and proba'
bly, fatal. Turboe, the man shot In
the side, had the ball extracted by Doc
tors Slauter and Matkin, and went on
to his home In Bolton vt S o'clock yes
terday morning He is severely but
not fatally injured. The officers have
not caught the man who did the shoot
ing, but they arrested a young felloY
who was with him, but turned hin
loose again.
About o'clock yesterday morning
Joe Collins and JEFF Riggles scared VI
n man out of the stock pens, who i'm
mediately struck a run and would no
be induced to halt either by per
suasion or by four shots fired
after him. Joe aud jeff thought
from this that he was certainly
! the man who had done the shooting
80 they chased him holly clear TO TIA
: cross.timbers. When finally captures
he proved to be harmless tramp
scared nearly out OF his boots by tn
: warlike officers.
1t was sometime after the shootin
occurred before any policeman arrive
!, on the scene to assist Riggles, who wa
: there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
COLORADO.


Special
COLORADO, TEX May 2S.-There
were shipped yesterday from lotam,
twenty miles west OF here, $1,000
pounds Of wool to philadelphia, Pa,
by Jas. Perea. More IL TO follow.
A good many people are coming In
and settling around Iotam, the para
disc valley. Immediately in front OF
thestati0n Is really beautiful, thick
carpet Of grass covering the same.
Our city IL foil Of wool buyers from
the East. William WaddelI, an old
resident Of this city, who represents
the firm OF PAxson Il Co. OF Chicago, IN
here making arrangements 10 gonorth
10 take charge Of their Interests In the
Indian Territory and move his family,
etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
A MEXICAN TRAGEDY.
Ohristin Alvarado Steals His Brothers
Wife-she Returns and He Takes
His Brothers Life.
A Brother-Iu'Law is Called in to Tend
the Dying Man and He, Too, is
Slain-The Murderer Captured.
A FAMILY TROUBLE.
Special,


ENcINAL, TEX, May 2S "A hor.
rible double murder was committed
about two miles from here last night
which was prompted by jealousy.
About a year ago Christin Alvarado
conceived an unholy love for his half
brothers. wife, at the house Of whom
he was living. He succeeded In In
duclng her TO leave his brother
and flee to Mexico with him. About
two months since che returned and
her husband forgave her and took her
back. Some three weeks since the
unnatural brother came back. His
much wronged brother Gabino Ci-
brian did not speak to him. This
aroused his revenge and fed his
jealousy.
He called at his brothers. house
about IL o'clock last night,
aroused him from his sleep and told
him TO come out, as he wanted to make
friends with him. Unsuspecting Ga
bino went out, when his brother shot
him twice In the back. He got into
the house and sent his little boy for
| Francisco Saladano, his SISTERS nus
band. He came, accompanied by Pedro
Belasquz. Belasquez Immediately
started for doctor. In few minutes
the murderer returned and asked who
YVES In there. His brother-in-law
Saladano answered and told him He
called Saladano foul names and said
he would kill him, too. He kicked tn,
door down aud soon effected his pur
pose Of killing baladano, who was un
armed. He then left accompanied
by the woman. She returned, how
ever, later TO the dying husband, DR.
Bohanon, who was called in, pro
nounced Clbrian's wounds fatal. A
p. Spohn, at the head OF about twent,
men, was soon securing the country
They struck trail which led to
ranch about two miles from the seen
OF the murder, where without mucl
resistance they effected the capture O
the murderer.
He will be taken TO Laredo, tn
county seat, by to-morrow's train Thi
double fratricide IL probably the cold
est-blooded and most sensational mui
der that ever occurred In Wesrer
Texas. The two murdered men wer
good, Woodworking, honest men, an
leave their families, OF a wife and fiv
children each, In almost destitute Gil
| cumstancee,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29

when they are discharged they have
not the wherewithal to clothe them.
selves. No better disposition could be
made OF their old clothing by the
charitably inclined people Of the city
than TO send 1t to the hospital for the
benefit OF these poor patients.
There is now in the hospital one
patient who has nogarments at all In
which he can come out into the world.
There Is no way Of providing clothing
in such cases except through charity,
and, since the attention OF the good
people Ia called to this fact, they will
undoubtedly send some OF their cast
off and useless clothing to the Charity
hospital.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
CORPUS CHRISTI.
A Suspicious Case - Lively CATTLE
Business.

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEX, Msy 2s.--A
Mexican girl died and was buried at
Collins yesterday, when sumor came
out that she had been poisoned by her
mother The county authorities took
charge OF the matter, Two physicians
left this morning TO exhume the body
and analyze the stomach, which will
be brought here for that purpose.
Mrs. j. d. Murphy, the widow OF the
late Mayor Murphy, has leased A. M.
Davis homestead ON the Bluff and
will convert it into an orphans home.
Cattle buying and chipping is going
on at lively rate. About thirty
thousand head will be shipped. One
or two ranch gales are also reported,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
w. Q. y. U.
Lectuve in the Ninth Street Method
ist Church by Mrs. M. M. Clardy.


ist Church by Mrs. M. M. Clardy.
Quite respectable audience turned
out TO hear Mrs. Clardy lecture on the
subject OF Temperance In the Ninth
Street Methodist church last evening.
She began by telling the object OF
the w. G. Il. L. and the work II had
before IL; that one main object
Is to educate public opinion
In favor OF prohibition.
1.-THE Crusader" and the Murphy
Monument were referred to and the
enactment Of laws favorable to prohi.
bition by eight states during last win
ter was given TO show how much head
way the advocates OF prohibitory laws
are making. "Prohipition 10 In the
air. she enthusiastically remarked,
land county after county aud city Of
ter city are preparing to bring
the subject before sovereign voters.
Here Rev. Mr.. Holloway was called
on and responded In an earnest prayer,
after which Prof. Sparklin sang
bringing in the Sheaves,n and Mrs.
Clardy began the main part OF her
lecture.
She said the grandest inspiration OF
every reform comes from the word OF
God, and then commenced reading
| from the book OF Esther and treated
her subject in rather new ~ we'll as
novel manner. Referring 10 the He.
brew woman saving the Hebrew ma.
| ton, she drew some very striking par.
allels. Hannah was made to represent
the liquor traffic, Mordecai the pre-
hibiiionists and Queen Esther the w
G. T. u, and each was separately
commented on.
Among other things mentioned, II
was stated that last year 300. 900 liquol
dealers paid taxes into the Unitet
States treasury. and that 5000, 000,00I
pfsses annually from the working PEG
Pile 60 the saloons, aud 100000. 900 II
excessive taxes IL taken from the tax
payers, making the enormous sum o
81 600 ,000,C90 that is engaged In tn
liquor business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Specinl.

LAREDO, TEX, May 2S.--A double
killing took place near Encinal this
morning, all caused by dark-eyed Sc
norita. Christin Alvarado, Pedro
Balasquez and Gabino Cibrian got
into a dispute about their relative
claims TO the beauty and 1t ended as
usual byall the claimants drawing their
six.shooters. Belasquez was killed
and Cibriau got two balls in his trunk
and succeeded In doing the dying act
this evening, 80 that Senior Alvaradc
Is the champion OF the occasion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
TERRELL.


TERRELL, Tx, May IS --Tuesday
night the city council passed IN order
TO have all the public wells on tho
streets filed up. Then all our busi-
neas houses and their customers must
resort TO tho water.worlts supply,
whether they desire 10 do go or not,
unless they have wells on their own
lots. This may be better, provided
the council will have the water-works
well put In good condition and kept In
proper shape. That immense
body OF water Ii permitted u
stand open and unprotected from all
the filth and poison that happens
either by intent or purpose to fall or
be thrown into IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29

charged that, Notwithstanding she was
In no default, appelle had refused 10
carry out his contract. Appellees
general denial WAS IA much denial OF
performance ~ willingness to perform
her contract and any proof appellant
might Introduce ON this point was
open to be combatted by proof tina, she
had refused 20 pay any part OF the sum
agreed, when material was needed.
Appelleo's evidence was In this line of
proof and was perfectly competent.
Affirmed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
Ever Fair and False.

Mr.. ]. L. Woolsey, who has been
living in Dallas for the past two years,
is IN the city searching for his vile
and fiye-year-old child.
on May 8 Mrs. Wooleey left the roof
Of her liege lord nstensIbly to visit a
friend In another part OF the city. a
Few days ago be went 20 the house q
The friend and found that his wife
had gone 10 Denton, 10 which place
he followed her and found that she
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29

had come TO this city In a wagon with
her child and man named G. p. Muir
ply. He arrived here yesterday morn.
ing vowing Vengeance on the man who
had led his wife astray. The false wife
and her lover were seen in the city
yesterday and stopped ut a wagon
yard night-before last, but the irate
husband had not found them up 20 a
late hour last evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
Impromplu Foot-Race

The old offender, Charles Maurice
by name, who has several unliquidated
fines against his name In the record
er's court, was met near the city hall
yesterday by one of the public officers.
Mr.. Maurice, seeing that the officer
recognized him, rec elected press
ing engagement In another part
of the city and set out at full speed to
keep from being late. The officer gave
chase, and was Joined by several Of the
force and o number OF small boys.
Maurice rap well but the officers were
speedier, I'D captured him between
WeathpEiatd and First. The small
boys enjoyed 1t hugely and the officers
pulled loudly aud perspired profusely.
Officer Scott led the van and as O racer
| takes the ribbon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
MOI Drowned.

Just as the faber OF THE GAZETTE
was sharpened to paint In piteous de-
scription the supposed drowning of
Capt. John Waller In Marine creek, a
note was brought In which said: "He
swan out o. K.n Mr.. w. l.. Holt de.
serves credit for his prompt interest
in the matter, all the same, II THE Ga
zRTTE's item WAS abbreviated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
STILL THEY COME.
Northward tho Scat of Empire Takes
Its Way.

CoRrus CHRisrI, TEX, May aS,--
Morris n Co, the largest dry-gooda
house In this city, are closing out their
stock here preparatory TO moving their
business either TO San Antonio or Fort
Worth. The reason assigned Is lack
OF business. This Arm has now
branches at San Diego, New Laredo
and Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29

LoUfsvrLLE, KY, May 2S.-Louis-
vile, s. MetropolItans, 4.
PHILADELPHIA, PA May Is, PHIL
adelphia, 4 +; 81. Louis, 0
NEW YoRK, May -, New York,
II; Buffalo, o.
BosTos, MASS May 2s.-- Boston,
A; Chicago, 3,
PaoviDEEoE. r. l., May %. Proyi-
dence, IL; Detroit, B.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
A Novel suicldc.

Br. LoUIs, Mo-, May % The body
Of young German artist, named
Louis RemRruber, was found hanging
from fence Of the Enciaire Lumber
company's yard NJ $500 South Seventh
street at an early hour this morning.
He had first placed the rope round his
neck and then shot himself ia the
head with defrinRer which was SIN
elulched ia his right hand. No cause
10 known for tho act.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
A Pau1IIy Matter.

No secret aboutit. No mystery 10
fathom. No mixture TO compound.
No apothecary'B clerk 10 depend on.
no doctor'a dog-iatin prescription 10
try 20 decipher. Simple and easy.
Only get II at the druggists aud keep
II In the house. For dreadful debility,
doleiul dyspepsia, languid liver CONF
plniut. aud wretched rheumatism,
Brownia Iron Bitters Is the family JOY
aud triumph. Best preparation Of
iron IN the world. Safest, surest,
most convenient tonic. Especially
adapted fOr weak and pale children ;
giying them yigor aud hearsinees.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29
Charity Hospital.

q The patients who are taken
~ MARTY hospital either have no
\. Ing when they are taken there or
'ney have Is destroyed, so that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29

Champion Beach, hackers sra aiated
over their fayorite's defeat OF HAnlan
aud are ready 10 back him against any
oarman In the world for from 1870
TO f25 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29

DR.. MurTelI OF London felieiiates
himself on the discovery that nitro
Rlycerine Is remedy for angina pee
tOris, but properly applied II will re-
move almost anything.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29

pile tumors, rupture and
fistule, radically cured by improved
Books, 10 cents In stamps.
Worlds Dlspensary Medical Associa-
lion, Buffalo, n. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29

The agents Of the ere insurance com.
panies and the general managers Of
The same from all over this country
ana parts OF Europe sre Ia session At
Chicago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29

Cigarette smokers prefer opers, runs ..
beeanse lhev do not stick to the nus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-29

The only cigarettes which do not
stick 10 the lips are Opera Pulls.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-19
AGENTS WANTED

Persons out Of employment or those
whe are making less than $1,000 per
week, will flnd ii to theifinterest 10 write
to me. desire good, active agent in
every township in the state TO sell thc
scautirnl interchangeable engraving
Of Cleveland, Hendricks and Cabinet
size 90 ( 20 inches.
This picture Is genuine work of ar
andeells at sight-to every domotTat a
lcast. Tie business IL light, and doc.
not require an experienced agent 4
make 1t Il suceess, as the engraving SELL
itself This is. fire opportunity t.
make money, Sasaple copy sent secure
BY packed in cartoon, and terms 10 agent
for 80 cents.
Address, FRANK DRAKE, state Agl
10 Fletcher & sharpe Block,
Indianapolis Ind
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-19

Hon. Euet;ee Gibson, Represent
atiye from the Fifth West Virginia
district. says that agenerql revenue
bili.will lie Introduced in the House
Ibis winter and passed. lie does
not desire any radical measures, but
would wipe out many things in tho
existing tariff Mr. Gibson believes
that the Senate viii agree to any
conservative tariff measure the
House may pass. He expects Mr.
Randall to be the stumbling block
i'm theway of such legislation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-19
THE LATE Mn. MALONE.

A newspaper man whol saw the
late Mr.. Malone, Of Virginia, in
New York last night pictures him
thus; "The Senator is below the
average height, and as thin as his
own claims of fraud in Virginia
His long hair and beard are gray
and his pinched, sunken, deeply
lined face is almost ghastly in its
palene5s. He wears a black frock
coat and q broad-brinmed, white
soft hat with the brim turned dowr
and his shruhken legs and narrow
sharp-pointed shoes complete q pic
lture OF thihaess not often equaleC
i'm any human being. He looks 81
Though he had not an ounce ofilesi
lon his bones nor a drop OF blooi
.Iin his veins Senator Malone re
'Ifused TO say whether he INTENDED
TO leave the Old Dominion' or not.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-19
Important 10 Timbermen.


The saw mill men Of the Ohio
Valley held a meeting onthe 29th
lef last month, the object OF which
was the formation OF n society fol
the protection of mill men against
the rafting Of logs in an improper
manner. While the members dif
fered on some points they agreed
on some things whicha are of great
to all engaged in The
timber business.
The following are a few of tbs
more important:
The timber hsUlcr should cut of
any log showing shakes until The
log is sound, or a log showing
shakes at both ends should he left
in the woods If put in 4 raft the
party who measures the timber
should cut ~ hiehsurileiit 80 seN WHY
ly that would be unmohtaoie ioi
the hauler
The measnrer ss.iali ~ ny cases
when thought necessary, cause any
and all logs ne desires TO DC cu'
loose. ana turned. over aisoto pave
bored wlth@an augeF saeh ioss y ~
thinks detective and thal oislhlcr'
Iested measurers ana inspectors
shall be appointed by TINS assoCia'
ton OF saw mil men ana umoe'
dealers, whose duty Y siiali pe g
Inspect and classify the unper ~,
10 three grades or classes shd
mark each rait, giving inc number
Ioi logs OF each class ana marx eacr
log, cut III measure, giving tht
amount GUY also the iiiieai ioe' aug
diameter ofrait'
II shall be the du'y OF the anspeP'
ter to prosecute, under the stalc
law, any man rafting logs 70 'de'
ceiyc, which laws are ~ same fof
logs as Tor nesting tobacco, hoar %
other goods Inc inspector VIII
be endorsed by the association Of
mill and timber men
~ ioss broogn' 70 market amer
Jan,ist, 1000 WIN y s"nJeo' W wy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-19


It IS proposed by the Christian
Church il Ientucky to organize a
National Theological seminary in
this State for tho education OF col
cred studenta,.. The old Henry Col
lege property ut New Castle has
leon urchased.and viii be the sea-
Of the new seminary.
lie General Committee Of tn,
Methodist Epiacopal Board 0
Church Extension has appropriated
sls4000 TO be used for that purpos'
daring tneneXt year. Kentucls,
receives II, 800.