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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-07-11

During recess of Board warrants
were issued in payment of follow
ing approved accounts taken up by
Collector in payment Of licenses,
taxes, etc:
Thos. Crawley, Mayors sal
airy for May .......... $40 90
NJ. w. Calvit, part salary
for May. IS 90
Julius Levin, lumber. rs 90
Cullen & Rogers, on wharf
account 20 90
e. We'll, coal for use of
steam engine. ......... 10 90
Pacific Fire Co., part Of
Engineers salary for
May ...... .......... 8 so
John B. Gibson, work on
streets 3 90
F. Bouillotte, work on low
er wharf. ............. 2 so
S135 90
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-07-11
OFFICIAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY
COUNCIL.
ALEXANDRIA, LA.,(
July 7, 1885.

ALEXANDRIA, La |
July 7, 1885. !
The City Council met in regular
session this day at 4 o'clock P. M.
The following members were pre-
sent -
Thos. Crawley, Mayor,
E. We'll,
j. f. Garner,
L. B. Baynard,
Dennis Kelly,
Jonas Rosenthal.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-07-11

REPRESENTATIVES, of various
Northern labor bureaus are collect
ing statistics in the South for means
of comparison.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-07-11

The bill for incidental expenses,
presented by the Mayor, amounted
to $500, on which was a credit Of
$3.50, received from the following
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-07-11

1T is given ont from an anthem
tic Chinese source that the imperial
revenues of the entire Chinese en-
pire are only ss7, 100000 per year.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-07-11

One drawing room in the resi-
dence of Mrs. James P. Scott, Of
Philadelphia, cost 100000 for fur
nishings and decorations.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-07
ALLEGED BUSINESS MEN AT
WASHINGTON.

President Cleveland, says an eX-
charge, is credited with asking
what he is to think of delegation
of solid business men who come to
Washington to urge an appoint
ment and stay three months, with
out showing any disposition to re-
turn to their business ut the end Of
that period.
President Cleveland will learn in
time, if he has not done so already,
what q good many people have
known a long while, that this par
ticular class of business men have
no other business but that of chron-
ic ofice-seeking for themselves oil
their friends. They can remain in
Washington indefinitely without
neglecting any business in which
they have the slightest interest
They work the business racket be,
cause it is understood that the pres
ent administration is especially de-
sirous to promote the business pros
perity of the country in all possible
ways. They would just as readily
represent themselves to be preach
ers or Sunday school teachers if the.
thought the wind blew in that direc
ton.
The business men who stay a
home and attend to their bushes
are tAe,pen who viii be worth con
sulting ins regard to business ar
poanaalent# Ii will be somewha
inconvenient to consult them, doubt
less, as they have too much to DO t
devote much time to recommending
ofice-seekers. BY letter or Other
wise, however, their views ca
doubtless be obtained in all case
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-07
PALATKA, FLA, JUNE z, 1885.

The Washington correspondent o.
the New York Herald says at is
understood to be now fortunately
certain that the treasury will go on,
at least until congress meets, with
out embarrassment for gold. 1t is
an open secret that the banks Of the
three great cities, which are strong
er in gold than they have ever been
and which, as Secretary McCulloch
used sometimes to complain, have
been for long time Strengthening
themselves at the expense of the
treasury by absorbing gold, viii
come to the help of the treasury if
it shall need help. 1t has been de-
sired to keep this arrangement a
secret, but where so many persons
are necessarily taken into council a
matter of this Importance cannot be
kept from the public knowledge.
Nor IS there any &ooo reason '"'
dong so. II II IS known 10 '"e pun,
lie that the treasury is managed
prudentIy' ana IS wisely preparing
against possible dIifcuiJeS' pu"''c
confidence VIII remain ilfm. NOW.
- - q foot +bo4 Cocrnforv Nouutuo
1t Is a lact that secretary N.'','',''=
toreseeS the danger aheao' ana I'D.
IN several ways adopl'" necessary
precautions. lie has mace no '".'1
calls; he has Tor the hFst ''Ae N ,''
history oil the treasury Obtained "e
cHrate returns Of the KINDS OF money
received INTO the treasury ne -"
so snapped MS P"yu,e'''7 ,''.'' ...'
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-07

REYJ HARRISON. Editor.

Ii,TF d Ally News is published every i,crs
Ia, exeept Monday, and deliVeItu ~ ~ "a r,T,fz
- the citv or mailed postage lltV 80 10 ror six
= month. 81 80 for three months . 40 '''
months or = eT NElys IS an 8-pagc 48-coumn
- TiI6iiebcd every saturday, cnl,l-''''.'r7
ali tie news Of the week log,I IN t-c.iv r&per
4 the id in Florida, and will be magl o5L
Ace free for 81 year, or 81 =, C, M a .css.
months. Specimen coplt7
LOG, advertisements % ecr5 s. sar raeh ID
erst Insertion and 10 cents per enc ..,. g,.r
iitional insertion. Special hottl,, .l.-,.r i.s.
une reduced rates on cohtintt' ".'
Ail advertising bills become due pro o.. .', AZ
every month. Local s,.rE tf,ay are
tbe SxpiratiOn of the time Tor VINO" '-'-' Ga
asserted. ,s1, r,.l,. nv r5,press
mnney-ortlcr or rcgistere. letter.
A'ui'SS' w. w. RANDALL.
BUSINESS HASAGER,
PkLATKA, FLOUDA-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-07

Connecting at Chattah0Ochce with PcnsaCo-
In and Atlantic Railroad daily for Pensacola,
Mobile, New Orleans, Texas and all transmits
sissippi points. Passengers for Brunswick take
this train, arriving at Brunswick via B. y w.
Railway at l:l0 p. N.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars Jacksonville
10 Pensacola. Mobile and New Orleans.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-07
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journalism. No subject is too great for it to
discuss intclligently ana without bias, and
1t lays the world tributary to its wants, and
everywhere its agents may DC found, alert
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ana send them by telegraph mp TO the last mo-
ment Of going to press. 1t is a brief and all
Stract chronicle Of the time and confirms all
that is worth knowing in the history of the
world for the past tWcnty-iUur years.
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RECONSTRUCTED AT THE PALATKA POST oFfioE
As SECoND-CLAss MAIL MATTER
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-07
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ON and after Sunday, May 3 1886, Pas
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-13

lns encr- nov Oeirc mace - seer
IN funGs &c \ nurg hen CnzIsla
AssocsEuo1 Dmiuinr l. SssuunE- n
r-opc-1oHs C. q pODuln- InDyennn
! O. comnn-iet Wno ~ sohc-un- ic-
n innc az IneczIn- VIM q nss-T-- p
sUosse t,om or piniarlr-oUis c--izen-
Ine ianlss z-l;bori reer-l . cree
hsys banoec -hsrnsesyss tcgglne- j. -
cuse SALES.--FUTURE an me Dgy Gis
hEse ST. ~ vcIk VII - oo4ar-sns-
sc-1pnon fun ~hich 1ngT rre pssa-
IN aDonr To rOuneer Inem0eTs { Ia
ASsoaEnoL
Inc seTlss O. pssic- conference hsye
oons much u stunfiaie 10 soncI1oTs l.
-nc,r vcTE 1ha obieeI IN COMES
ences D. 4 enlIst VcTSeys an y e.
c0rrzge iDOse VINO are s.-sagv vorA.
sy ier1r -nerl knsv whs o.ne-- r-s
0oIre. 1he -h,-d O. tn sezlss vi, O.
nell g. ~ residence O. NiIaaI VIZ
herr Asl... ins ssEenin<ate : 80 ciocE
kT. herr srienss q ccrdl1 iuvsISn0-.
- 81 txIcnGs O. 1ae Eork = Dc prsSeu
v1ibori frrzner nores. Heoc-Ss VI
b. 7ecrised sznu lns sohrJIors a.
p.Ans fo- fr-rre wcrk nlzcEsse1
The iaElss xho me ln1ersssel L. ans
vcrk VII Iasss wSah Mr. I (. en-
is-dsy a. i2o'eioek Mrs. .sTsy wlsnss
n irraEn0n sEinn6ed y sssFT ia5Y
whp oss,rss y fu-1eer ,his rcrE To-
v0uuE Ine1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-13
HTsgINc pRlNcE HENET.
1as sssisl G. fsrth isassas. 1bsr isssp-
prssAi ~ n EmnAsnc va

Ias sssisl G. fsrth isassas 1bs.r i,sssp-
prssAi ~ n EmpAsnc VA.
4 LOnool ieiecrAu Sys trInce
herTr O. bsEaen0er- hasDRnc O.
Princes bsEtElce wnc D. spending Ia
nonern0O1 v1sL hsa Inoaher-m-law g.
5anncfl LssLe. ccO-lan1. as tnHs Ia
lAmel q WI Lhl frIGnGsinp G tnc l1iss-
.anoera AecenIiT DC SSlhei iutO feTea
an vher b. snoEel mmself IN Duhno
o. wa ioucir hisse- In hlssinc va
= pronounce ina. to v0unc srlnce
rciTeste an cOInDlaine . ths Q0ee1
So becnIne YER szcaiel over nc ma
Ie. an a. one cr0eFed toe HClbcrs-is
a. hnd or who ;he offender Ecrt a.
o-der TIA shev mrt. D. yIs5ied VII
pgoDer punishment
1ne investigation whicL Tssuliel
,-orl -nIs orGe.. i. h SAi1, 80 convinced
IN JOee1 .hs "a ocotcf O. Perm
c0ull keer a secrel. an osnse- NOR
G. the same KIM - kee4 ina, ancry
a sne va. she Ia obAgec - alvIse
Prince henry = IARInIsIn seclusior
A. lne Elehlanax kyiaence D eVers-
where ano-oed ina the popui1- GisllEs
o. the mRrxlzea o. Princes bcrrncc o.
such Derson a. frince henrT rcaains
unsDklel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-13
MANcHEsTEE MATTERs.
a Tran Dsrai,sd. OFT ne oes Hus.-Jharespss.
P~rsannI. a..

P-rsannI. a..
There wRs AZ accident OF the Feiers-
Drrc rsa1 near the Huls-srrect crossing
yssserasy winch create considerable
excitement sTnOar the passengers aDoard
the Tran. nut when resulted II no injury
L. arr Onf. A tnC soutis-bound ac-
cUmmouztIDr VS. moving slowly on the
sloe track wIth AZ engine pulling an
another pusninc u. one or more 0. tue
coaches Yere oeraiied. 1he passengers
81 became frightened an Jet tna rrai1
which wa soon shipped an, a. above
staiel NOBODY va nurt
Inc work o. to- reo oTiGge o. pre-
rrsssIrc Win al aur hssie. nut the nm
vii doubtless cause some 0e4aF.
Le1 y. / kpBs. tHe Presbyterian
church. having resu-nea from his sun
me- FiEt q IN nOuntainoR par OF
the stase hliee is usaai appointments
o. sunasT bis congregation were
mucl pleased u nave mn Bac an r.
e. mucl bettef health thar wheI o.
ieit. Ine puiWi, oi the Otaer cnUrches
were iliel br thcir respective pastors
Tn Teviya. g, Ia Cslrrs hotnodis
cnUrcl vi D. continued a. inIv wee
Inc pssio- hrr NJ Christian. b. De-
inc assisted Dr Ia ONE minister o'
the c-tT
noIns II bo0EhnT.. ks.,.. o. Sou.h
Caroline wb as BeeI vislnc fuenu
ncrr 30 seFcraI 0sys bel. o. thl lo
klyeT - fraic vss,cras~ To- 81
mote Wnefe h-vLi prosecute the 81
c oeIug-rr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-13
CfANCEE OF TONGUE
a cksI EEsEErLyNg1 THAI or GEEk-
IA. GAM

some fen wears as0 had a scrnfniozs soff
ui d.. r.gnf hRnl whfca GRve IN crea
rruufna nn1 uancr fh- Glti-1lrna treaIIucu
Hss ueatei q nu ui supssss2a Wa vel.
rCuul noWcrrf T nHl uufr ftee1 c-fFcl ant
ape ssslel1 rr the uss-f,' polasn AMI Inercsi-
r and 81 Aorci.. 4Ss- i,rohs OD "a uf-
rfraa nuf cuucgEurfe. in Wls some g.
o. onrfurf Ceuumiuafet caurrr rs
unr0I uu0cF trsarlneE e. tn1. UiseaS
r.unie 7'z or seven a. lns isssi p1f1acsans if
inr country hn3 ine a- clfefeuf liofa unaf
rhffr cnGEut anon .uell lnree specialist
D. tnI- uus nUi on. alifr auOtnc- WQuit
rzhnuft tnrtF ski. nnI nrOn ioe for e,inF
wngs. roLtmunlir InD cancer Anl eiafer
turuUCn f cnrfE. ufgfrcrl1- fle rnNf
uv vulCufI anI uplrr lr t1cu Gtlacfel Lf T
rnuuga. ua.Etc an ioWNr DE-. Oeslr1Till 8
lba ra.ate an uuocr uD an''fe. AM ms
nv rOuUUf sariuT OFT fo IRE fop O. ufF l@i
chce-~none 6ut ul - 10 eft ego fiuIi @
i..grfr TnHuf Tuf1nu al 100 uOull.- va
ffCure1 ioa rffTe rfnEne Cd szIg ans bone
ffFfarf uaaifis d. lI-rl r. see j. il ns-. coal.
nrt fgl az colo tol. url EuHs s'iiei or "
uffir and wr tongue wsffo ff-gunf cnHl
uCt illl. Lne argu. .s|i ni MIND nui 20 nos
eltisa su0criUaast bets WiIcl gEFcr .eflr-s
Yrrfr rul ua ffFeu.el. E.ft.- ~ o. o. ~ 81.
cans 81 d.l wlll 3D. nuFf G.. rt cover uno-
1na rEIl Cf ficun rn9 sll Hfuunl -l .H-f
--ur ~ I-.etlr- ever 1uolaef.t fi o. tfff ist
d. iaa. i h.-siiiili .''-A A.s "a -4l
4He fffT lHit Aul Ane4 i' - #t~ti.t
waEHlr9a a. nD. ans Ur une 1llne de-
ieretI 4ssei iis. Ws--@xsfuCi. an. III dskt
VAS rnrrTia- q over ine couu-r
ssurr Was r = WFefcuel au1 ua pie@s7 rnnu.- .-
fiur fnI nfT C. 50 tu1Oue- lsea w ner
81 frcul enmWenng- Ctvlu- In ~v',tl -
speech. g. iss.s t1.Gls iuuutl 10. eutiu
t.an.s sfnrss "a GrH ueAiilC c1lnIiieliI-' q. az l
1na rerrfl grfriur ll Iur rf'~f As. Ire
.--rsad nut Erll' Erf-te to2ftne- a rrN-
f-s. uCf uLDc u b. pfc.,fs.il lL
nI.a.. nnr luf fuluu UElcl 1ga e.
lnse o.s trrff.. ls iFeIl- recovered an
FEN. tla Iatufr supp.' lu
pF fUDlu talI lua
rr.- frenGs can raafffr understand m. an.
can saf -oill 1000 cgil- all ai.a1 - Wli.4
utoUr " WuerrFcr p.tissa .tuu-f 90 ASS
arc ny one Hua uaFf GAINED r'ff
ucuu0a G. iisas4.. Al ll4s4. inject lue 1if-ziiu
l s Wcr.iiu 1haFan tatuet l- aun g.
sV-fIl nlsaeltf Ela.a ftun0ef al D. "a iaof-
Sc o. a. o. .uene luuur1Gs O. aluI
nEVf EuoV luieus suuCrluz au
lfef valici Iue o.. IDS Hiiilcfl0ils WINE d
g. ul eLsH1 We.l. Ht crE- tunH 81
none lhe i..ka t.gFul.. an s Z nIl eOulaeri 1a6
a rC-t.E recover AZ nuFf a.. &gl. am
aUulf lls..-e llrt,. UnL.l1 fsErr tuaII o. uu..
Juuu LEErlul HteIa senator q tnls ll--
rrf- VINO Is IEt nelGhnor a. z s.. tfrria-
usl. Of - kiraLge. lt44.. o. b an. Otnfr Fsr-
suEs 1rlnr IA lnf southern Eart a. tTnupa
ruurft 90 IDS MALtI = CJHEI
"a ti4lhSsI. ttA-. Ais a.. les.
Hail b g. c-og1us-a
Irsatssr O. hlD5a- an Hi-iu-l lslssssf e.
mllset ffef
IA nl or pnys- clnl.. ~. IL Wsf tFTsii-
rt-1Asrf ssreel ne or. Consultation
fref
TTE gWIE-l sPECTF-0 C9aPA-V
o. +-lv 4rRwef -Aliant.- "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-13


-neTa vera l1 uew scul4Ara au lan-
t.s-Es rrrurfe.
Z o. uunrtcri- report sno-- YER cit-
courauur result In some respect BE-
reference va mace bv Key. h bu
ic-rc tn Tar tal orr w. bauusm
were reporrel fcr three mouths. an nc
une conVorsioi-ths- something va
neeoed D. rrlr- rooU. O chang r. 1m
l-1ecuol
I--oiesscr Z / Ha-1s Ir hs p
MRS sal -hf sundav school voul
rr0sDe- IL proportion - IN amoun q
GOO soH1 tsacmu~ ina VS. Dcric-n-
el ths- IN scnulrr InEs- ien-u soIa.-
inin~ when tnev lnishs err AVA WI.
iuuu--tnl slVe- an col Cf 800
N ~
l-. GccTgs Cooper adcrsSsc To
meclnc o. IN sDmec- Iiov Shl
tbe Power O. Z IsschiHr De AuCmenie3
al io-Gbf- ossc-ioa- som wxys DF
winch sucl micht D. accomplished
The Association hat ths pisssrre Q.
seelnc HInoRr II nuIhber To c-i i-Ou
tne temNe c'-Dhar Asvimu Ancr
1be Esasl collection IN Association a.
loU-nel . nee VI IN i,Ts- cnu-c1
IN secunl sunGgT l. NcTeTn0e-
beneuicuou Dr b..s WilA2u JoRss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-13
ADDICTED By ROBBERS.
"A Bssssu t>ssssn rssnaersc a. IA tsbEs
Ske<~sx A. s>..,f assnss.

a Besssu assasn rssnarrse a. IA rsbne
ss<sss o. issaa assssss-
a bssaon seecial o. lne llia saw
Tne J0prH6 gl pnbissh t0-Inorrsx
.ns oetxiis o. oSli an seraarasbio
robbery 1he nczIu VA a yourg
woInAn o. hsgh soc4al standing wno
ma beer eInpieycd G. nurse A. %
besion CsEy' Hsspisal Sac haa securea
psssnon Il. : New Iork hssmrsl
and Of Tnnraaxy evening weni 70 sae
Old C0iosy r1iiwsy sialoz ~ ixke 10
ran ior ma c-fy. Afteg bayfrC !
neket she ha1 33o n be- purse. Whine
scrEcinlziRg tne fxn.s.G.ials ssar ,nss
mar ssoe-en,ranee sac VA sadaensr
slppec BACKWARDS. . Aand xas piaee
ever ne Inort1, anl 200 rnsn esrr,at
ner i0.A ziose esrri2es II xa1nng. he
s<rugrisg we're frus-sess an1 an coull
net scream. las erIseg Aad eyi0ereiy
Teersse4 has croefs, icr na a-ess Eapieiv
awsy. Ae- syss wee ainslaa3 from
toe heti g. ;has sne conld oes dlscern
lne ruth.n woo held hnud over her
mouth &c E-iae aay oufrzasa. Nhiie
lhc exrriaes xss rnsvIHg rapieiy snsy
robboa therr vIcznn % ner prrse.
1hsy szaempse1 - esnrrsza nrE, ppI
ant snccseosd n bssxkirg tae ecs.as
AMI oeyond ;hss nc pessoaal yioienee
xss onercd nez. 1hsy sxpsxssed Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-13

>0me trma &c a negro caliei Aobin
sor lruso. va arreAeI an taker oe
ioro ihe Ponce 0Ourt io7 breaking lnI'
d snoesnor a. the corner o. iTciii.
al. Cary streets. an VS. sen, r. IA
O. awa tne acuon G, tn mex gran.
lrrr o. N. busting lour- q les
aavs Afterwards D. escape iror "a
an wen Of v-tl O. s1uo- he-ws
oscrtake1 however an o-ouch bac
o. ia4 = hee1c-aa~ ufrc-no1- o. Iaa1'
anotner a1tenrr a. Gaiu nls Inert an
ha. Sscen0ea a. To- ioa & the rrls01
VIA wner b. wa aciscte- To.
ruar. WI. toe ssslstancs o. W %.
nccme. succeeded D. couinrm Lil
am remaunnc nm o. hi, Gel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-13
me.nsd.ss sunaay-sesooi socsst,

Tn. reCuia- moLiLiT Ineelr- G -
Mc-nOulsi sunGs ->cnoO cocsTv G
Licnmou an hancBsse- va hel
sunGst eTeniEc e. tn Aancossier Cen-
IA MeihGais cnurcl.
AleeT 49, Y ss. Ine prssi0cn-. occ.-
pied Inc char WI - - LuIHsoer s.
secgclaTT.
HI. J.. fe-uus. suDe-InIenocn C.
the leutrIi scnoO-. an he. WIhaI
/ Christian DSsio- c. IA cnr-c-
mao interesting statements l. TelcT-
eucc - lhe sch0O-.
All adcTesF vs. mao D. aeF.. 4.
lee1 c, I-lmfT chu;ci--snbleC.
70. Chllcrel Hlcnis
lie. Al v Imam. G. STansoc-
chr-c1. an ne M. GamDDc..
fihb-streoi. also spoke n n Imptszrge
llanue-
lns gEerciss VeIe Inirrs Dersc- VII
geo sIHrir- o. IN schnlEIs Ins a.
ieu0anc. va Fcrg l1rcl encoursEln-
report vera 11a- an tHe exercise a
gsa -Tea- a. l. vh1 E.ienoe-
In nsEt meeanc W. b. nsi- VII
IrimJv cnu,c- o. N seconl ssb5sta
J.. AcYeInbe.
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sosiee tosr1

Tns following case weEs dispose c
yssIegasr
Bsvi- Wloer 'coiogea crun- fIDsl
hanna Jawsoa .coioTel nnsoun-
mln- ComInissio1 c iuRscV oToers1
II I N NIL rTunL tincl 2-.5..
JoseD. " ad0sy tcOloIel Glsos0eriy
fIDel So.5.
Inons fsvne anl Jams boIiEe
0o,a coiorel cruHA flne sact
omoInol AanGa 'coioreA sine
2-.5
Josep. ln0Ins icOiore- 6sssult
>er O. gran. lury
Ancgev sp1ague &SSzu.-Re Ary
Sesg. Oon.nue1
tranA Mosvy an Tnoms JOnas0n
t0ota c0lorec aisoTderiy. DOulnoe-.
Dame smaL fcOioreL trssDss-
bonn csc ior slU m0E1ns.
be-n1lei1 &sSsu- Dismlsse
w. cost
JON WlAam icoiore1 ASSAM
Dlsmisse~.
4. 4 1a-0er an u {. Tues
r-uAA Or ID siEecis O. In ssb0ErL.
fined ta.5J sScL
CON hssor n.isr 80 Jmlel Va
eTuurT. CgGeTe o. lssFe i0Fl
y { hzlory n-uaE o. IN stree
o. sunasF fIneG a35t
Jonl McCshey. oruBk tInei s4.5O.
burTe Hlssiol 'cOiorc1 cruEA
fiDec s4.7t.
HernesIa rOusyl icOiorez SssauL-
L1smsSel.
JaInss JonBsnu icOiorez. fEsspsSS
1'-oerec u Bsr cssIs.
NIhanl aunleG. eTaR.. Fine1 ss.JO
Denti eiensEo ssSaul1. DOEsinOe1
T.. Ninrneld. rvank iInsla4.5O
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CITY AND SUBURBAN.
rHE BoARD OF A1DEEXEE.

small lkfrrs1snrs--ss " rts; Bill Asnir- f'ss't'
evrrernt.-sNsx Bses-snd~lsasaFY 1rHeA-
Ths monthly meeting Of tn boar
o. Aldermen was held al o'ciosk las
night. Prsscnf, M. l.. l. bass ipre
xidert and tbe following members
Mssrrs. ADAMS, Bsrksaaie, label
Chsffin. Dickerson, Page Powers- haF-
doipb. lose. Taylor and William
Mr. Orezshnw Wa reported a. De
taIned fy illness.
The minute Ecre read and approved
br the president.
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COURAGE chrirtians n leading lives Of

corrnre CnrIEtlans n leading lives OF
dsvotcd sacrifice for fhe Mazrrr.
AZ fhe conclusion OF the sermon. and
after M. Gregory had answered the
constitutional questions, the Prssby-
fery. consisting both OF ministers and
ruiirg clucys. assembled upon the pias-
form. OH account OF the crowded con6i-
tion o. the tiooT OF the house. and, the
candidate kneelrnc. soieInriy set hun
apart 10 thc vcri. Of the Gospel MINIS
TT with the izyIng on OF hands. Rev.
". a Campbell presiding and making
the ordination prayer. Tht members
O. the fresbyfcrv then extended q Mr.
lireecrv fhe righi hand of fciiowsh,p,
after winch ne looi. ms stand before ihe
platform ~ reecive ms churve from Ar.
Campbell.
Mr. Carnpbnli caller attention % ths
unusGal interest O. tins OCCASION. n
that one year ACC Mr. Gregory had nc
formed the pu-pose o. entering ths
ministry uoT had ths originSl conccH-
moi 6f organizing thi- cnnrch been
formed. fc- the consumrnxtion O. both
these event h felt proioundiy CRATE
fnl. a. he had beer instrumental IN
bringing both abou1 Ee then pTs-
ceeded u SCI forth the precise nature
o. the dunes Of a pzS1or an - caarge
NJ. Ererury with Their faithful per
icrmance-
"A tins point beautifr. an appTe-
p-Iaie solo, Ths Msste-'s Call Wa
rendered ~ NJ. fraHs u. Ounnlng
han with his usHsl dIs.Inctnsss o.
enumeration aud prthos ofsexpresslon.
The servicss were conciuoi,1 bv the
chsrre 70 the people. made D Re, !
T. Howiso1. Iic dweit particularly
upou the importance of iEI.Iia and
uuncsnsl attendance upor the seTvic.
@ the sanctuary, YeprooEtIrr tbe pa
manner O. some who -' forsake tn
assembling Of thcmsefve- icgetheT.
The inrcness O. Inc hou- compehe J hIu
n touch uut hrhtfv o.her auues.
WIih a. ac,ive an thriving Little
church. j. whose new noBsn n vUrshir
iarve congregations VIZ ever sunasr
afternoon uDon MS minIErTT 81 -1rcQ-
or oucns his vork nnder ta- mos
PROMISING conuIiioBs.
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the pYoSanest term tnssT dssxsxs step-
cnring sucb.a small aaonnfof pinnnpr.
Finally the rsrrsaxs wa stopped 90
fasy pushed her ruto she sfssst 'snd
drove off throGcha cross street. -
Was islnt from 5ssr, ant. on com1ng "
her scnses. fouad ina sbe MAS lying
uesr sh d horse railway sr.e1 m Dsn-
irierc. she found thai thc rsr veaid
pass through Nssrrfowa, ~nrre
she had n aDcie, ant. not ass-
M . cent Of money, she Wa con
peliea iowaik. Following TN rrssxs,
sbe arrived n hcr uncie' = posse 81 s'so
N the oyenirg. Her cictninrwss sosss-
what torn and 6bed v'1th 'he odor o.
osher, and her gold watch. orsssspin,
aud prYse wcTe fns<s,Eg. t'n frtasy
ne watch and ahnw a-pia ~cre sounh o.
the spot where shs wss thrown fsoua
I'M carriage. probably hsysng ;aiien
from her clothing. HeT uncle gave ssf
money u &c o. New lofk. AM sne
started again Friaav evening" There Is
htiie hove Of discovering the crfnsnsss,
icr tbe lazy did no; nave a. oppcrrs-
nifty ~ SCI ths,r lace