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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-11

Clears out rats. mice, reaches, flies, ants, bed
bugs. skunks, chipmunks, gopiers. Is C. Drrg
piStS
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-11

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns.'' 15e. Quick,
complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, bun
ions
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-11

Rough ON Rats.

Ask for Rough on Coughs" Cor coughs, colds,
sore throat, loarseness. Trochcs, isc. Liquid,
Is cents.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-11


Life RreseFver.
II you are losing your grip on life, try wells
Health Remover" Goes direct to weak spots.
Rough ON TOoshache.
Instant relief for neuralgia, to0thache, face.
ache. Ask for Rough on Toothache." Is and
Is cents.
Pretty Women.
Ladies who would retain freshness and vivaci-
ty don't fail to try wells Health Remover"
Rough ON Itch.
"ROugl on Itch' cures bumors. eruptions,
ring worm, letter, salt rheuni, frosted feet. chill
blains.
The Hope Of Nation,
Child; en-, slow in developemeut, puny, scraw-
ny and delicate, use Wells Health Remover"
Wide Awake.
three or four hours every night coughing Get
immediate relief and sound rest by using Wells
'Rongh on Coughs. TrOches, Ice, Liquid, 25c.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-11
Catarrhal Throat Affections.

SAtoFfnHl AhbOat AhsecsAOHS.
Hacking. irritating coughs, colds, sore throat,
cured by Rough on Coughs" Troches, loo.
Liquid q C.
Rough Ou Pain POrOused Plaster.
STRENGTHENING, improved, the best for back
ache, pains In chest or SIDE rheumatism, neural
gia.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
COMMITTEES IN SESSION.

ALBANY, Feb. 5.-The Committee on WAYS
ana gave hearing to-day to Professor Gardner.
OF the State Survey on the appropriations required for
making typographical map Of the different counties OF
the State lie estimates that from 10 three counties
could DC surveyed In year at cost OF $4,000, aud
that the whole work Of survey anl compiling the
sary maps would take period OF thirteen years and
cost about 100000.
The Canal Committee gave brief hearing tho bin
to reduce grain elevator charges at Buffalo. NewYorl
and Brooklyn. Joint hearing Of the Senate aud As
scmbly Committees was fixed for February IL.
The Committee or Commerce and Navigation heard
Thomas i. Wentworth and Burton Harrison against
Plunketts Second Avenue Harlem River Bridge bill.
They argued that tho proposed bridge unnecessary
there bridges within few rods sufficient to
commOdate traffic, also that the passage OF the bill
would affect the litigation pending In the Court Ap-
peas and the construction OF tho bridge would prevent
contemplated Federal impr0 0yemcnts In the channel Of
the river Action The bill postponed The Com
mitee also heard Rudolph HOrak representing the Long
Island city taxpayers against the obs bill for bridge
between NcwYork and Long Island CITY The bill will
probably be amended In committee ~ conform to the
ObiecliOus
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-By direction of the
Secretary OF War; Colonel William p. Carlin 4th In
fantry. will repair at once to this city.
The leave Of absence granted Captain Charles F.
Powell Corps OF Engineers IN special orders December
10, 1884, has been extended fifteen days
general martial has been appointed to meet at
West Point n Y, Monday, the ninth day of February,
1885, for the trial OF such prisoners may be brought be-
It, The detail for the court is follows Captain
Henry @. Sharpe, Subsistence Departments First Lieu
tenants Arthur Murray. LIST Artillery, Gustav j. Fe
oeger, Corps Of Engineersi Douglas A. Howard. Ord
9ance Department. Second Leutenants Frederick
Tooley, 10th Infantry; Walter &. Alexander, 4th
Arulieryi Sidney Il. Stuart lst Artillery First Lieu
rocate.
A telegram was received at the Navy Department to-
osy from Rear Admiral English, commanding the Eu-
Spean station say ing that ne WIN be ready TO sail from
le Franche In the United States steamship Ian
sSpraay and viii proceed TO the Congo country with
a4 possislo dispatch.
The case Of Commander Roderick 8, MoCook who was
recommended for retirement by the Naval Retiring
D1sru nas been sent TO the President for his action
n taeuteDsnt Commander T. 4. Jewell and Lieutenant
voo.ee M Totten have reported ut the Naval DEPART
"'1S. Th iys " examination for promotion.
s,ats. avA Repartment Il informed that the United
vessS ~" Marion, at Portsmouth, N. IL, win be
surgeon Truman ". MIlef Of the Marine Hospital
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The Legislative
Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill reported to
the House Of Representatives to-day recommends the
appropriation of $21 2l370l, which is BOSS i6S less
than the estimates and S272802 less than the appro
paton for the present fiscal The bill reduces the
salaries of $50 special examiners in the Pension Bureau
provided for at the last session OF Congress from 81 500
to 81 400 annually the recommendation Of the In
terror Department 1t also provides that the President
shall discontinue the appointment and services Of officers
at ports entry where for two successive years last
past collected less than the salaries aud
expenses of the Office. The President. however may
appoint deputy collectors for such ports, who shall
by fees not exceeding $1,000 The Office
Of Superintendent OF Foreign Mails is abolished and the
supervision of foreign mail service is placed with the
second assistant PosBaster(e The compensation
Of special agents IN the Internal Revenue service Is
limited TO SO day. except the chle who is TO receive
IS day,
The bill further provides that the Judge OF the Court OF
Claims shall prescribe system OF fees similar to that Ia
the United States Circuit Cyurts and shall enforce their
collection against htigants unsuccessful in causes OF
action la the court.
The Governor of Dakota Is authorized. in conjunction
ith tho presiding officers OF the last legislature TO
epportion the Territory the first Monday in Sep tenn
ber, 1855, or within ten days thereafter
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
LEGISLATION IN NEU-JERSEY.

[PRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE |
TRENTON, n. D., Feb. 5.-The Assembly adj
journed at to-day until Monday evening. after
lively morning session. number OF absentecs were
reported, some having been excused by the Speaker.
Messrs iiarrigan and Woverton, Dem and Harrison,
Rep were among them and IL was agreed to subject
them TO fine, but whether 1t be collected should the
members decline to pay is another question The cause
of difficulty concerning the matter to-day was vote
u socaed hygenic instruction act presented by Ms
Alcott OF Burlington. II is n yolumnous
measure and the result OF efforts made
by leading Prohtbitionsts OF tho state the
object beng apparently TO teach children the owl ,tccs
OF alcohol The Republican members do not as "A rule
feel the kindness for such measure that they might
under other circumstances and the Democrats,
who benefited by the Prohibition action I'm the last
ton soidly arraycd against it, Eeyerthcrss many
mepbers from districts la the agricultural section have
pr9hed 1t and Resisted well they could a aoOd OF
amendments. many OF Them huhIorous and ridiculous.
The absurd propositions this morning
that they awoke The Indignation OF Mr.. Parker who said
he was tired oil cheap fun and moved TO
strike out tue enHcting clause OF the Dill.
"A scramble occurred, many favOrlng direct
vote on the merits uf the measure and The motion was
lost IL TO 30. The bill then until next week,
when 10 VIII probably ne defeated.
ME fasSnr Lfsseuiej peiit'oa fro'" tLI - 9A<ops
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Thursday. Feb. o. 1850.
prpcuAsp OF sILyRR.-The Treasury DepaItmenrrv I et
dov nmrchased 3S7 900 ounces OF silver lot "
tbe New Orleans, Philadelphia and Carson hin'''
1,up HORSE FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEEItneHI H Ion,
i,tno nn Foreiqn Affairs will make report 10 tne nou
nf REPRESENTATIVES recommending the toas aud
new commission consider the venezuelan ted in
deciario ~ null the award Of the commission
1859 At meeting Of the committee TO-DAY ynpnteS q
tatives belmont. Clemepts and Pheps wslr "usidera-
snbcomnittee to consider the Congo matter ~ t To-
ton Of the dynamite resolution was postponoa WV" "
morrow. 49,,
NovrxATIoy WTrIDRAwN.-The President oas VIII ~
drawn the nomination or Charles E Kelsey 10 po 'N'
Receiver of Public Moneys at Little Rock, ArH.
GIFT FROM THE JAPANESE GovrRNsENT-Ihe Lresa, .as
dent today transmitted the House OF Represena' 90
communication from the secretary OF slate M ~ 40
the Jaranese Governments offer TO give Vauapc p fr
of land AT Toxic the United States III ice ocu
legation purpOses and recommending that w jSt
tive may be Immediately authorized TO accept 'he e"
Rrprt1IcAy CAUCUS oF SENATOR'S s-RepupleaMh M ocnn emu"
tors me in caucus this afternoon ana discusses III 70
dition of the business OF the session. III was i ,r
contnne The discussion of the antisiiver eonaSo o
the present. p, .,o e.nota
Tur SILVER QUESTION IN THE SESATE-In tne o,nu.o .n
+odav dscnsstOn of the bill for the redemption ot NY
frnde dollar and the suspension or the colnSe Vi IT,
Standard silver dollar was resumed by MI boWen LUZ an0
redempti0n of the trade dollar at Its race Vauo WIS wa
strongly opposed by Mr. Bayard who adVochicu no sun
nension of the silver Coinage act
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06

Reading Company is out Of the field, are mmply
stock obbing points The party parties that finally
win obtain control Of the Central Of NewJersey prop
erty win be the of the consolidated and convcr
ble bonds and later they will do 1t by forc.
closure. The property never has and never viii
earn the interest n liability exclusive Of
stock proprietorship) of over 100000 per mile
Tho trunk line shares ruled weak with
the development of decided ndisp trade in
them on either soe OF the account The sales Of Lake
Shore amounted only to 300 shares prices ranging
from 62l4 662Ssa01%a6l7s. or Central and Hudson
only 5000 shares were sold, at Ss4a857s0S7sa557s;
and Erie with sales of only $500 sbrcs declined from
12s to lie. Commission brokers complain loudly Of o
want OF business and express their 81 gust by asserting
and probably cOrrectythat the whole market s mad6
up by manipulation which bligbts II It docs kp'
Legitimate speculation The market closed dull gener-
ally at lower prices than yesterday, but without pro-
nounced feature to indicate what ;omOrrows opening
may be.
large business was d0ne I'm United States per cents
at full prices but the quotations unchanged fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 5 (Specidl. Wheat opened
lower than the closing price last night and dropped ls
cont m an hour The of the weakness were al
together speculative. sid" Kent was unloading ms
wheat The wheat he bought in the early part ot tho
,yce NJ about s2GS3 cents, and this more than offset
,varv other,nnuence Critenen and Poole aud Harvey
and few other brokers were In the pit selling They De-
gan at the opening cents and sold probably 2ooo
600 bushels of wheat. When II dawned on the crown
that Kent was really unloading, every member wahte
IN sell too and in twinkllng thespt became oearish
and the price of the May option dropped over ceh'
husb.I Provisions which had gone up early, be-
so y, te advance OF 10 Ia the price Of hogs
NJ 16e wards began to fall PORK, which had been up 70
arcd from drop at the opening by the rngh OF wheat
decincd after Kent traders began selling he receipts
were arge-i7s Of corn and l33 cars o Wheat ana
w. ,n"i,mote situation became weak The markets
cIoseI al $50 D. No. at the following quotations; FEB
ruary wheat ~ cents May s3's cents fe19aty s3rn' W
Gr cents Nav 4Olt cents; March pork, sl2 %; May,
SI2 20; March lard. "; May ~ ID.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LoSpoN Feb 5-l2:3O D. m.-Consols, 100 llO or money
and 100 $40 for the account Atlantic and Great western
tIrst MORTGAGE Trustees Certificates ~ q s nrS & 40
Second tQnsois, b5 NowYork Centra Voh innos
Penhsyyania 52 Reading Mexican Ordihary o't
Canadian Pacific, 3S 4; 81 PAU Common TO- o ,.....
Paris advices quote Three Por Cent kentos AZ oo
72l centlpes Tor the account. -.
.n.con5os 9J7s for money and loo LILO IoI tnV
United States Four and HarPer Cent bonds ~
Pennsylvania o2S M"ucan Ordinary ~ ~ csuaui'n
cifc. 90 ~ St Paul Common T5ae ooo,o,,
1he bullion in the Baus o England Las increased sSo-N~o
SuIing the past ,-,u,.r
Ihe proportion OF Bank OF England reserve IN aDt
which last week was 45a per cent 10 now Ao* Po'
cent. ,,,.., an
Theam OF buoa gonei inso tho Bank OF England Oh
balance to-day Is tDj.OOO . ,,o ,.....
Pars adylces quJts rhr,o p5r Cent Rentes at eo francs
90ceutiiaes NJ -
PAMs FoD 6-The weekly statement OF the Bank o!
France siows an increase OF li francs - gole ana
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
CAPTAIN EADS ELIMINATED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Yesterday's debate
convinced the River and Harbor Committee that II IL
would save ts bill from utter defeat some OF the pro
visions must be modified and accordingly 1t has agreed
upon several changes. The appropriation for Galveston
is TO he reduced $750,000 to S5OOOOO, and the
nlans and estimates as well "a tie work itself are 10 be
under the control OF the Army Engineers. In other
words" said member OF the committee, we have
decided to eliminate Captain Eads from the Galveston
project and we also concluded to leave the Misss-
sippi River improvements under the present control
The proposed notifications viii strengthen the bill con-
siteraty and possibly may save II from defeat.
Is said that Mr.. Hammond, OF Georgia. who presdes
over the Committee of the Whole will sustain point OF
order against the item of 100000 for tie IeDnopin
Canal project the ground that the River and HaIbor
Committed has jurisdiction Of he subject OF canals
Mr.. spooner. of Rhode Island. delivered strong
speech In which he exposed the inequalities ~ the BILL
and the discrimination in favor OF the South In reply 10
the complaint that such comparisons raise sectional
raised y the committee itsel when brought IN bill
which Invites and justifles the comparisons
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
THE COUNTS.
WORDS IN DEFENCE OF DIR. RABoRG.

WORDS IN DEFENCE OF DIR. RABORG.
Aiiidayits in opposition to the application of
H. Mason Raborg for the appointment of guardian for
Ills sisters, Nary and Anita and his brother Samuel
Raborg jro were presented to Surrogate Rollins yeser
day Young Mr. Raborg bases his petition the charge
that his father is cruel to his family and given
to alcoholic drink. The testimony submitted yes
terday was the aiidavits OF Frederlcka j.
Hoops ana OF Jennie Coulter, who were employed at
dlilerent times In the family Of Dr. Raborg Miss Hoops
deposes that she signed former affidavit, submitted to
her Dy H. Mason Rabnrg without having read tho whole
OF IT, and she wishes to DENY that Dr. Raborg
custoed 10 get drunk to drugs She says that he
was kind and anectionatc toward his children and
treated WIN Kindness his wlfes sister, Miss Mary T. c.
Mason of whose interference in the family complaint
was made In Dr. Raborg's answering affidavit Miss
Coulter . c0rroborates this statement and
declares that Dr. Raborg used to Join in the sports Of his
chldlen Ill inc nursery. even lying on the floor and
letting them play about him. The children would fly
around him like Of bees and when he left the
nursery seemed as II pail of gloom had fallen on
the room Mrs Raborg the nurse says, used to give
dinner parties and Dr. RabOrg always graced them with
MS presence After arguments Oh the application by H.
W B"oksaver for H. NJ Hgborg, and c. Miner Tor DR..
RaD0rg, surrogate Rollins reserved his dccisl0n
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
GRAIN AND PRODUOE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

NEW-1ORk, feO D.
The wheat market to-day was lower on
small volume OF business. The opening was tame 40
barely steady figures and while Of the options mado
trivial gain IN the morning, the general tendency was
toward lower Il cures and the last quotations we're tho
lowest of the day. There special development In
the statistical situation. The foreign markets were re
uored only steady au" the export engagements were
light Traders were iaGocsh, apparently, by the In
crease in the visible supply here AID abroad and by the
fact that the recent large pts e decided IN
rease I'm our home statements. Tic arr cereals were
svmpsthetcay affected by the dcpfs~ '' 81 "heat pue
did not reflect the full decline shown Il. lt. -,
Wheat ended :. y cent lower NJ s9'- -. efiaTy u
FOR March 92at Tor April and 9iia cHt, for ". Jhe
rnsrd | cent lower at 95ll cents. IN COZ 10
Erhruory options were unchanged II 5O2 cents Astch
ond April we're on u at 492 and 49, respectively,
and Nav closed Il lower at l9i4 February oats tel :
tn 3CI March SO. Apil 3 20 3Ols and May cen.
t0 rs cents Provisions were irregular and lard ended
about unchanged -, ,-. , ,.,,, cha
roccnts Of grain today We're Wheat, b335I bnsheis;
cor, 37s ushcs; oats. Sl,020 bushels; tot gram.
~ - I5 bushels: -four 20663 barrels The receipts as
Chicago Milwaukee and ST Louis were; "heai, ZVt,.
IGS bushels; corn. i260jj bushels oats, loS.3Sgg
b,,hrls; total grain, 7ss,513 bushels; Hour -i'2o|
barrels.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
A sPAT BETWEEN WMILLIN AND REED.
rnr TEL rnn.pu TO IHE TRIDUNE.l

lBY TEIEGRAPI 10 THE IHIbUNh'I
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-After bout WIN
Mr. Reed today Mr. McMIln, of Tennessee was WISER
II not happier He began by saying that report IN he
preparation of which Reed had no hand ought TO De
acceptable to the House. The report 10 winch ho al-
lnded was one from the Committee on Rules, or Whch
NIT Reed is member in favor OF so amending Tue rule
as TO place the business of the House during one h9u
each ay in the control of ten members Mr kee saiu
that he did not purpose to notice MI dcMlilns ; lil
pertinence further than TO say that his comments
Showed the character of his mind and his ncapacty 10
comprehend the Importance OF the subject peore tne
House. oo,
ferred with Mr.. McMi!hn who received thclr sug-
Cestons with mods and smiles OF approval, and Wneh
Nr Reed sat down he sprang to his feet HIS reply was
feeble aud his concluding sentence provoked derlsNe
eroans and laughter In effect II was that MT eea was
more uent and severe I'm debate than he would he ii not
protected BY his privilege as member or the House.
Mr. Reeds reply was In that last sentence the gen
tlenan struck his own level SO long as he connned MN
self to borrowed suggestions and metaphors Ao Uiu
very WELL"
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
NTW.JERSEY GRAED ARMY MEN.

TRENTON, Feb. 3. (SpfcIdD. annual
encamrment of the Department OF NowJersey Grand
Army Of the Republic begun in this city to-day.
There was u large attendance of officers aud members.
Commander Ncvins in his annual address announced the
fact the department Is not only free from debt hut
that the treasury contains the OF 81 2Oi 81. Seven
new Posts have been organized and ,39i members
enrolled. The members In good standing number 5752
The balance on hand In the general fund is sOssl. The
expenditures for relief 1881 10 aud the amount
In the relief fund present Is Sl3675 90 The annual
campfire was el.<e-night II Itinciuded banquet. H.
NJ Neyins, OF Redbank; reelected Department Com
nandcr b. T.. Miller chosen Senior VceC Commander,
and 5. y. Rocdll, Junior Wee Commander.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06

representing 10000 worngmen In Newark, asking for
legislative action to compel the running Of cheap trains
on the railroads leading to New-York.
Assembyman Savage QDem), of Middlcsex, elected
to the Assembly ago last fall and devoted his
erges TO the passage of bill creating Department OF
be made chief Last fall no was reelected by narrow
majority and now appears % candidate for Law Judge
Govsrnor In his behalf and has secured the sgnature
Warron The friends OF Judge McCarter Of the Essex
County Common Pleas Court, put in appearance in
torce THIS morning and waited upon the Governor In his
behalf They met with no encouragement and IL is
privately understood that the Governor has determined
not TO reappoint Judge McCarter. Andrew Kirkpatrick
is said to be the coming Tho Governors antago-
nsm TO Judge NcCarter dates from timelwhen he ap-
snubbed.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON SrOOKS
Boston Feb. ), 1885.
Iesfer,iIy. Today.
THURSDAY, Feb. 5-P. VI.

The Stock Exchange market to-day developed no new
have been conspicuous continue to sustain figures at
everv pont where there not special pressure TO
soil A result there dull markets. an early advance
IN the extent OF fractions for majority OF the active
stocks and later slipping away OF values that, with
fe exceptions left the final hgures lower than yester-
d,, Iast prices The character OF the market after
vesterday's boom may be estimated by comparison
of today's with yesterdays transactions
In stocks Yesterday they amounted to
aa73l9 shares and to-day only to 250,640
shares As usual two three stocks made nearly the
whole market They were Delaware, Lackawanna aud
Western with 23iO. st. Paul S25, and Northwestern
2774l shares making $4,000 shares Of the days total
Delaware Lackawanna and Western opened down Il at
92la and rose to 937s, and its final price al
92ia shows no change. ST. Paul rose from
73a, TO 737s, and closed at T3-a maj
loss of g. from 9l q to 92 ana set
tied back TO 9l asS9lls Western Union, with sales OK
30 700 shares recorded than an ordinary amount
OF business yet attracted little attention. ana after sell
ing at G "a its final figure OF 81 the same as yester
day or Union Pacific the recorded sales amounted
ony To .e66O sharcs. The first price, 49% was
gain OF Ia per cent Its last price, 40 is loss of per
cent Central OF NewJersey Is worthy OF mention be-
cause its price rose from 30 to 3o and closed at 34
There IA the usual eoss about this and that interest
To-day Il ia Baltimore and Ohio and tomorrow Penn
sylyaa Railroad that Is buying the stock for controi Ok
tho property. but al such storiAs now tha' inc
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
A YEw USE FoR SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.

A well-known New York seed firm has now on
deposit in the Mercantile safe Deposit Companys vaults
100 pounds Of iIendersons SNOWFALL Chulower seed,
which, at the selling price Of 500 per pound shows the
value OF this seed to be $4,000 Not on tins plan Of
deposng In vaults onnd to BE- cheaper than insurance.
but what Is o moro importance Is that II the seed should
destroyed by fire TINS qusnIity necessary Tor the
firms trade could not be replaced at anv price III tine
for the spring sales when 10 IL considered that 400
mounds of cauiower seed will. under favorable cond
lions produce nearly 100000 plants which, when
headed for market and sold at even cents per mead
Will produce the of threcquarters OF million dol
lars the value this vegetable has attained IN thls
country where twenty-five years ago II WAS almost IN
known, becomes readily apparent
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
VIII DR. NEwu4y 90 10 wAsHnGroy'
Friends of DIR. Newman in this city do not

Friends of DIR. Newman in this city do not
place much reliance In the published report that he viii
return 70 hi, old church h Washington. There Is no
doubt 10 j. said that the church would be eal 20 secure
him again. hut the church IS not IN the hGur~hng con-
dition thnt II was when he lcft II, and Dr. Newman
would not care 10 undertake the labor of restoring its
prn.pcrlty whom hr is pastor Geucral Grant was
rr, ,!ru and his family aul of tr nsmbers OF his
Cabinet attended tho church " | don't tniuk argo
Methodist element will hc found among the Incoming
administration remarked one Of the pastors friends
Yesterday. r church depends on hs transient rOpu-
aton and there are not hopeful days IN store for it.
Yesterday was tiic appointed dt for the sale Oi the
Ma isui Avenue Con rcgatlOual Church by the Mutual
Ir iusurdnce Luy, but 1t was postponed FOR thirty
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