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New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept. III a. MAS the anti
cyclone moved from the Mississippi toward the Middle
Atlantic coast yesterday pressure therein increased with
arked surge causing brisk to high winds from New
England to Delaware Bay. A depression moved from
Montana to Lake Superior also with high winds. The
cool wave extended to the Western Gulf States causing
heavy local showers and to the Atlantic. Tho move
ment OF tho barometer here upward during the
fair weather. The temperature ranged between $50
ana 74o, the average 069 being 3lao lower than on
the corresponding day last year ana % lower than OH
Tuesday. .
Stationary or slightly lower temperature and generally
fair may be expected In this city and vicinity
to-day fresh souheasterly winds veering TO southwest
ery warmer partly cloudy weather, aud possibly light
rain Friday and cooler, fair partly cloudy weather
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
DrscouRsEs OF MINING ENGINEERS.

HALIFAX, Sept. 1G (SpeciaD. D.-About 200
mesbers OF the American Institute OF Mining Engineers
are session here. All parts OF the United states
represented but majority of the delegates from the
England states. Ex-Governor Sir Adams Archibald
Mayor Mel ntoh welcomed the engineers in behalf
of the province. Sir Adams described Nova ScOtia's
mining field for American capital. j. G.
Bayles, OF York, president OF tho Instl-
tute, responded. lie said that the visitors
would make thorough examination of
Nova scOtlas minerals. Referring to coal he spoke
of tho erroneous Impression prevailing Ia the United
States that Nova Scotia produced cOkng Goals IN
quantities great enough to give them commercial m-
porancc Ho mentioned several OF supply In
Cumberland. PictOu, cape Breton aud other seabOard
counties yielding Goals from which coke might DO
made into proper preparation for the ovens
Tho Institute listened 10 papers on our Glacial Prob
lem" by Professor HOneyman " Nova Scoa's Gold
Mines" by Inspector Gpin, The Pctou Coal Fields
by H. s. Poole aud "Studes In the Apatiio Region OF
Canada" by Dr. T. serry Hunt OF Montreal. This after
noon the members sailed around Halifax Harbor and
basin ard tonight they attended illuminated con-
cert IN tho public gardens.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
HARD AND SOFT COAL FOR ENGINES.
THE ERIE ROAD.


SLOW TIME WITH ANrnRACiTE--UsEFuL TESTS ON
THE ERIE ROAD.
PoRT JERvIs, n. Y, Sept. 1G.-The Erie Rail-
way Company owns extensive anthracite coal mines in
tho Lackawanna Valley which are now brought into
direct communication with its road by the competioh Oh
its Wyoming branch from Hawley to Pttston The fuel
used on the Erie ocomotivess semi bituninous COAL
which the company purchases 1t is Objectionable as
fuel owing sOOty clouds of smoke and showers OF
cinders which attend its consumption, making It's use
annoying to tho travelling public On the score Oh econ
Opy and cleanliness the Erie Company Is deslrous OF
substituting It's hard coal for the SOFT coal wh'ch
it is compelled to buy. with thai end In view the
general superintendent ordered the changing OF ono OF
soft coal burning Erie locomotives ino an anthracite
burner and a fortnight OF ago it placed on the
to experiment with hard coal 1t was run rs the
day express, west aud the Chicago express east, De-
tween Port Jervis and jersey City The locomotive not
only failed to mako schedule time every trip was run'
but 1t lost twenty to thirty minutes each trip Ihe
engineers and remen oi road strongly opposed
to the substitution OF hard for soft coal on their engines
of the Increased labor and greater attention mat
are required IN its use to keep up steam. The Erie
managers, believing that the failure OF the anthrace
Make time due to this opposition leased OF
the Lehgh Valley Railroad Company one OF is nara,
experienced Lehgh Valley engineer, 10 run IT, Ihe Oco
motive placed on The Erie Railway on september q
on the saime trains with which the Erie engine ana
engineer had failed to make schedule time Elgnt sue
trips made by IL, ana schedule nc WIS hot
only made every trip but several minutes lost Time were
made up with case, mulch To the chagrln ol thc Irlo
engineers and flremen. The Lehgh engine was then
transferred the fast St. Louis limited express cast
aud Port Jervis Jersey CITY, These are
heavy Pullman trains and the trial 0f thc lOcOOVe
them has thus far been disappointing To the COMPANY
ana tile engineer, the bound tra!E mas run as
much twenty minutes late and schedule time mas not
been made any trip. The engineer OF the LehlxE
engine says tnat the uniayorablc result Is que 10 ae
rangeneut OF the LOGON olives machinery but the Erie
engineers aud remen declare that no har-coa burning
engine can make time with the Erie's heavy Pullman
trains Tho experiments arc 10 be continued ltI tIe
luestion Is deinliely selted ono way or inc Ollcr
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
ENGLAND Yor To ACT As MEDIATOR.

LONDON. Sept. 1G.-The statement was made
to-day that England docsnot intend to support Germany
In her claims respecting the sovereignty Of the Caroline
Islands, but offers to mediate with spain for the settle
mcnt OF the question. is however semiOiealy de-
MED that the Marquis OF Salisbury has offered to inter
In the dispute.
Sir Francis Ford, the new English Minister to Spain,
goes 10 Madrid III. October.
The Times to-day, commenting the report that span
lsh officials feared England would forco Spain to agree to
OF the rejected commercial treaty by threat
ing not 10 recognize the claims OF spain 20 the Carones
says England has done nothing further than 10 Of
nclly inform spain Of her adherence To tho nOc OF
1873 and advise her agree GernaDys proposal TO
submit tho question % au arOiteT."
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
4 FIELD DAY foR ODD FELLOWS.

WORCESTER, Sept. 16 (SDecid0.-The sec0u4
annual field day OF the uniformed degree camps Of AAe
achusetts was the finest Odd Fellow display ever seen
New.England The following camps and bands partc
pated shawmut No. 1, of Boston Cambridge, No.
Worcester, No. 3; Fitchburg. No. 4; Unity No. D q
Salem Washington, No. o. OF somcrville; Tabor, No
Of sheburne Falls; Pawtuckct, No. 0, OF I<owct1
Springfield, No. 10; Camp, No. 27. Manchester y. e.
There were over 1000 uniformed men IN line -
Mayor Charles B. Pratt chief MARSHAL The stTce@
parade and the programme OF field sports at the
fell heavily early in the afternoon but the CLOUDS
about O'Clock and the Springfield and Wasbinxt0x
Camps ino exhibition drill the former exccutn
IN proficiency. The visitors were welcomed 70 INC ct3
in formal speech by Mayor Reid aud among the gue:s
of the day were officers OF the iand encampncnt OF ~
State and several grand representatives. OF other
In the evening the visiting bands gave concert on n
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
TIE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.

SARATOGA, Sept. 16 (Speeiab.-The Rev. DIR.
James White Of New-York City. has been elected mod
orator OF the United Presbyterian Synod OF York.
now in session here The complaint and appeal from the
Rev Charles b. smyth Of New-Yors CITY. against the
Presbytery NowYOr received with other papers
relating to subject and referred. The memorial
of MI smyth accused the Pres5ytery of irreguarty and
Injustice not only IN his Own case but In the case OF
Others who were members in the United PRESBYTERIAN
Church IN East Onchandrcd-and sixtecnthst AID re-
Guestcd speedy action upon the matter. Asbury Pafk
was az tie place for holding the next annual
meeting At the popular meeting held tonight the Rev.
H. A. McDona read paper Gu The Advantages ana
Dangers OF Higher Criticism"
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BERLIN Sept IG.-Madame HeDeage, said 10 DO the
daughter OF American General. has renourced tho
Catholic faith and become Protestant.
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept lG.-The NOrOsh states that the
Russian Admiralty has ordered two fast TO be
built at Copenhagen and that the police OF st. Peters
burg have been ordered for the rest OF the
the OF increased Stringency adopted In
the darkest days OF Nihsm.
PARIS Sept 16-Tonquln advices received here to-day
state that the Black Flags preparing for active
guerilla the French troops aud will soon begin
aggressive operations unless made with them.
WARSAW, Sept I6.-Tho semioilicial Gaseite to-day
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
10 ANaLorUnKLsn occurArIoN oF EGYPT:

LoNDoN. Sept. 1G.-Thcre is nc longer any
doubt OF The faurc OF the nj sion OF sir Henry Drlm-
mond WolG the British Special Envoy 20 Turkey, nsi
announced to-day that the Augo-Turksh joint occupa-
ton OF Egypt has been abandoned and that the Porto
Will consider the cxpcacucy OF sending commission to
accompany Sir Henry 20 Egypt.
II generally believed thnt The suit.ns reason Tor not
acceding the offered by the British Envoy i
that he lred Russia would lor" her promise respect
ing the treaty u Hern Ia Gaze Of an Ang.oIurkish
alliance.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
MUYsoN HAwLEY TREADwELL.

Munson Hawley Treadwell died yesterday at
Sing Sing, ago seyentythroe. Io was born In Western
Connecticut When eight years Of his father died
he reared by his grandfather the son of Gov
Treadwell. an old pioneer Governor CT Connec
Charleston s. Co and later In Philadelphia In tho latter
city he occupied prominent position In the church ana
1858 and 1850 he was member Of the Common Coun:
and at the funerals OF President Andrew Jackson and
stephen Glrard he was the Grand Marshal In 1860 ho
came to this city, and during tho Administration Of
President Grant both Assessor and Collector or
Internal Revenue For several years he lived in retire
m Sing Sing
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
THE REV. Mr. M0nEyr RESIGysAGAIY.

The New York Congregational Church in
East seventeth-s last evening accepted the rcsigna
ton Of the pastor the Rev Alfred Moment. This action
does not involve a complete dissolution OF the pastoral
relation the matter has to before special meet
ing OF the Ecclesiastical Council Mr. Moment iu
stalled pastor OF tho church last January
and seems to been successful in his work. having
increased the membership from seve1y-thrce 10 loo
The Suna schOOl has Increased from hy three 10 10
Everything went smoothly until June, when the ianl
lord OF the ball informed the pastor that tho trustees
had not paid the for time and their ndrb c
ness then amounted TO about 5000. This in-
formation was "a surprise 10 NJ. Moment and
caused much talk among the mcmhels OF tho gTc-a-
ton. The consequence lack Of confidence IN
tain OF the trustees and refusal OF the people 10
tribute the necessary support OF the church This
feeling manifested last evening when an enrt was
made sufficient mOuey to pay all Of the Indebted
ness amounting. 10 about $500. The movement met
with little response. Mr.. Moment stated as his re son
for resgning that bc considered any further work s
pastor would be waste of time and me ns" Az the
meeting OF the Congregational Council g held
October 6, he facts will be thoroughly invcs gued.
Mr.. Moment was pastor OF the spring Street Presby'
teran Church for eight years. and resigned about year
take charge Of mission cllur h east of Third
ave. near Seventy soon after his call he asked
the resbytery allow him transfer the west
OF Third-ave. ana when this request was denied De
withdrew from the Presbytsry ami became Congrega
mi
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
THE FEE RECORD.
DESTRUCTION or A GLASS FACTORY.

SYRACUSE, Sept. 16.-The superintendent of
the Fox 4 Co. QirniteD Glass Works at Durhamvle,
Oneida County received dispatch here tonight saying
that the works had been burned They covered three
acres and tho loss estimated at Sl50O0o insurance.
about $4,000 The works, which gave employment to
300 men have been shut down for = few months. II
being the intention TO start up again September buta
postpOnsment made.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
ADDING TO 4 PorULAR HOrEn.

Among the best known and most fashionable
OF the frst-class uptown hotels is the H,tc Bucking-
ham which faces the Roman Catholic Cathedral In Fifth
ave. Under the management OF Mesers Wethcrice and
Fuller the establishment has been conducted in manner
which has gained IL friends from 10 season
until Dpe rave to provide increased accomno
datOns. This last summer the popriet0rs have had
spacious addition built which viii be opened October
l. IL Is now completion that IL bc seenthat
IN elegance of fitting and furnishing IL VIII not fall
behind the present house Many rooms have already
been engaged IN II for the coming winter
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

TORONTO, Sept. 16.-'The annual meeting of
the Great Northwestern Telegraph Companyof Canada
held this place to-day. The annual report Indl
Gated prosperous year and considerable extension Of
the lines In new regions or tho Dominion. Erastus
Wimau, OF New-Iork, was reelected president.
william Ryan, who came here from Montreal two
weeks ago and opened a commission merchant Office
yesterday cashed ~ tho Dominion Bank u draft
for 81 600 OF tho Bank OF Ottawa the Bank
Of Montreal IL has since been ascertained that tho
draft raised from go t0 G00 Ryan also tined 10
cash forged draft for S5772 at the Imperial Bank but
the forgery discovered aud he left town.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
MILLIONS or rEET OF LuMRER BURNED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 16.--A fire broke
out IN tho yards OF the Southern Pump Company this
morning aud, spreading rapidly. consumed 100000
feet OF lumber and the mill buildings. Rhea & Sons
grain elevator tie Indiana Lumber Compauy's yards.
tho gas works the factory seriously threat
encd but we're saved 10y hard work. Tho loss Is cst
mated NJ over $2OO.OO0; insurance 100000, priDci-
rnllN In lnrclgn cOmpanles.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
NOTHING DONE IN wEsrBoUND RATES.

The -tanding committee OF the trunk lines
held brief session yesterday with the PennSyNsha
Railroad unreprescnted It reported IN Wall street
that Wc,t.hound freight rates wOuld probably be adj
vnncfd al the meeting hut action was taken on tLls
subject The Wet shOro road agreed TO suspend lts
trec OF withdrawal from tho Wcst-bound pool and the
manager separated subject the call OF tie assistant
commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
THE WEATHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDIcATIONs-FoR 80 HOURS.
WAsHINGroN. Sept. 17.-For New-England,
slightly cooler norhery winds becoming variable fair
weather, higher barometer.
For tho Middle Atlantic States continued cool and
fair weather. variable winds preceded by norihcastery
winds on the coast.
For the vicinity OF NewYork and Philadelphia, conn-
ued cool and far weather, norherly winds becoming
variable.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
TRoCBLE IN "DixIEo ALREADY.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16.-A paper purport@|
ing to be contribution from g. J. Randall to the new
Southern magazine Dtre Las been extensively rcpup'
llshcd in the Northern newspapers. Mr.. Rau<'
dali expressly authorizes the statement tnc5
lie has wsltten no such paper, nor uauy
any other recent deiverance OF any sort on
tariff question. II the article In Dire Is In any WAY
OF his authorship 1t is compilation from his speeches
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
rRAySATLAYTIO TRAVELLERS.

By the Wyoming, from Liverpool-Professor
and Mrs. H. Corson. DIR. II. S. Fry. DR.. Z. f. Lennon
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hlmphres. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas d.
Evans Mr. and Mrs e. A. Rawlings DR.. T.. p. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs f. H. Graham, and William a. Taylor and
family.
By the North German Lloyd Line Ems, for Gremen-
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
crLEBRArING MrXICAN INnErENDEyCE.

CITY or MEXICO. Sept. IT, Via Galyc,ton.-
The celebration OF Mexican + dependence was begun
last evening by special services az the National Theatre,
President Dnz presiding To-day theso was process
sion Of Infantry. artillery cavalry and civic societies,
20 900 persons being in line. Tho city IL beautifully
decorated General Grants portrait md tA0-o OF Jua.
re- and IIdaiEo are prominently difp1yod.
Congress assemblies t1-ui.At and tie railway reprc-
sent vcs confidently expect thut the lre-d t, 800 his
in,sslg-. Will recommend he resumption IA whole Or ~
mari 1f the stsreudcl subsidies.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
MEMS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, sept 10
SIN CuARLTs WAEGrS'- RECALL ucrting was held
her. to-day which tho nrl Mayor presided. Ee-piu-
tons Wctc adopted ouliiug ui0u a., Government 10
rrscud sr Cl.Ic, Wurrns recall from south africa,
ard urging the annexation ~ Luuaud by Great Britain
Nr CuAYErHIAfN.-- The Tiuirs today IN an editorial
or Mr. Chauib.rinius speech ~ Gia~row yesterday,
compare. With lie speech recently made by ihAt gcu-
tlcau Warrington. ana, while % continues 10 disa-
ar,t .sith the ,.xtrcuo views of Mr. Chamberlain.
praises the spirit Of Cancellation manifested by the
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
THE PURITAN WINS.
BOSTON MEN HAVE ORDERED
100 TONS OF RED PAINT.

II was construed the expression Of an intention on
the part of the Boston to paint NcwNork red lc
cause the sympathy expressed here n s"no quHricrs
for the Engsh yacht IN general the guests Of the hotel
and the public glan tha tho race was over. ana
there was course general satisfaction al the rcEut
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
ARRrrAL OF JUDI0s COMPANY AND AHEE.

The wharf of the French Steamship Com
pany rang with musical tones yesterday morning when
tine incoming Canada disembarkod her passengers
About forty members Of the Judc Company hal arrived
and were being welcomed by Maurice Grdu, thcT man
ager Foremost amoug them was ". Cooper. . hand-
some young from the Theatre des Naretcs, who
will be Nadame Judic's leading man. VI. Meziefes
there also bis gOOd.humOred face aglOw with pleasure
as he was greeted by q crowd Of Old American friends
Among other familiar faces were those OF NJ. Salvador
aud NDchon aud Nine. Dclonne and Mile. Caro- Inc
strangers included Mile. Alice RaymOnde Mile. Marie d.
Leest and Mile Jeanne Blame To-day the company Will
begin rehearsals at the Metropolitan Opera House
Madame Judic herself Is not expected for another week
On the same steamer plump little woman who
had OF friends waiting for her and who tpped
down the gang-pank with wrcahcd IN auiles II
was Am6e herself who dilated in vOuble mixture OF
French and English on her pleasure OF finding herself
chfz nOt. She VIII begin her rehersas TO-
DAY at Wallack's Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

DoTYwEsTAt the rcsdence Of the brides p;rents EaeS
Orange ". j. "wednesday. september TO- $3.50 by me
Rev George :. Webster William 4. Doty, Of Bio nifeld.
EN. J.. AID Harriet H. West.
MhREDlTII-GREEN-At rlnty Church, Boston, on tho
5th nst by the Rev Phillips Brooks assisted by The Revx
William Lawrence William Appleton Meredith, NJ b.
NJ c. OF London 10 Caroline SARGENT dal2ntcr OF ienfy
A. Green. esq. OF Boston.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, 1885. ar the Conunl
Church, Brooklyn by the Rev. Dr. Beht-
ends, Miss Liza Moore 10 Mr.. Alexander IA. Archer
Al notices of marriages mus. be iadorasl tc@ (aI'
rauc and address
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
pr,yJyo hsg0RE ON FLOOD ROCK.

As the propeller EleanOra. Of Portland. Me-,
was passing through Hell Cato last evening she ran
fshore on Flood Rock. She sustained damage and
anie OF at high water.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
Gpefial Nollce5.
Emulsion ofCod Liver OIL

WITH QUININE AND PEPStS.
Prepared By OASWELL. MASSEY & CO. lAow.Torklts ts
and olsiy aNcn Prescribed 10y leading
ply ysicians. Label Teglsttled AL druggists
III. " Squire * sons. Jewellers % Fulton-st, y. n.
Diamond Ear. Rings matched all sizes.
Watches make SlO0 sterling 30
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

Gated at the public schools Ho was elected Surrogate
in 1928 ana County Judge in 1885. He served as
Democratic member Of the xXvth Congress from Sep.
tember, 1887, to March. 1885, aud member OF the
State Assembly in ls4l. 1912 and is53 he was a
member OF the Constitutional Convention or 1910, ana
IN 1s47 was a member OF the commission appointed
under the constitution to revise the rules, etc., OF tne
Courts Of Record
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

Club. Mr.. Minton said before he went away that
preparations already begun for q big reception
panions. Nothing definite is yet settled, but
IL will probably take the form OF an
week Il Is settled yet where II will take place
but it will not be at the the space nere Is
too confined and there are no cooking arrangements.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
TO TURN 4 PALACE INFO A COgVEyLi
CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-Friends of Archbish0I

CHICAGO, Sept Ib.-Fflends OF Arcnuisnopl
Feehan the Catholic societies arc endeevoring ~
fund enable the archbishop to purchase the'
partly finished house erected BY Wilbur f. Storey II %
intended TO convert the building into convent ond<
young girls academy II is said that the prcminaric4
for the sale have already been arranged
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
Dcliileal n, Tres.
RepubIicn n prln,nr, Elections.

The enrolled Republican electors OF the Assembly
Districts will meet FRIDAY. the 18Th day September
1885, for the purpose OF ecctg delegates and alterates
the Republican state Convention 10 be Eeld
Springs Tuesday, september - 1885, az II o'clock non
20 nominate candidates or Oncees to be supported
tie ensuing election.
The places which the elections viii Do held p
Assembly Districts aud the number Of
10 each, follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

Cholera, best and surest preventive is Duffy's
Pure Malt whisky Recommended by leading physicians
Sold BY dru ggists and grooers
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
ARPHAXAD LOOMS.

LITTLE FALLS, N. Y, Sept 16.-Arphaxad
Looms died last evening at his home here lie was born
In Herkmer County eighty seven years ago. and "du
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

says the promises made by the Emperor Francis Joseph
to the depuaton of Bosnians and Herzegovinans were
but idle words Russia will not allow Austria 70 take
another step forward I'm her schemes relating 10 the
Balkan States until she pleases.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

diagram sh the sSmeta variations this city By tenhs
lines give divisions time for
white line
mercury during hours The broken dotted line
the variations indicated By tie HID
1rt pharmacy, SIS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

Those whose compilations are poor may re-
joice In the existence of Glenns sulphur Soap HD Hat
and Whisher Dye, black or brown, SIC.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

4, :. ,r,. prooklyn Yesterday. The members OF the
and the officers of the "a Division, n. q. s. N:
Y we're present. The exercises were Informal ana
cr..,,eraI Jesse @. Smith, VINO commanded the llth
p,Sado when the Battery organized laid the stone
alter brief speech 1t is hoped to have the building
Yeady for use next winter
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
SILKER P4NIC IN LONDON.
GREAT DROP IN THE MARKET YESTERDAY
PRICES LOWER THAN AT ANY OTHER TINE THIS
CENTURY.

CENTURY.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-A panic prevailed in
the silver market to-day, and prices dropped to the
lowest point that has been touched I'D
the present century The Indian banks refuse to give
than A. and Indian exchange has fallen to Is Cd
per rupee. The uncertainties OF the
trade with India is paralyzlng the
expectation of Lancashire goods. The announcement
that Belgium had Withdrawn her opposition to the
French proposal that the Latin Union be removed until
January, 1887, failed to support the market.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
A4RRIEH.

Palm Kosmco prevents wrinkles Sold by Druggists and
Mrs. G. THOMPSON
80 Last l4th-st, " Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

paron osteusacksn. John b. Noyes, =. H. French. q
n = Metcaife the Rev. aDd Mr. James s. Donuls, 2
and Mrs. Boardnan Reed, DR.. g. Stark aud cspta
II. V0gt.