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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
DR.. TALNIGE on Ne WSPiPERS.
GOOD ONES AND BAD ONEs-THEla GREAT INFLr-
rNCE-FEw WORKS OF APPRECIATION.

GOOD ONES AND BAD ONrs-THEiR GREAT INFLr-
rNCE-FEw WORKS OF APPRECIATION.
At the Brooklyn Tabernacle yesterday morn
ing Dr. Talmaee preached 10 large congregation, an
nouncing subject Newspapers as Allies to the
Pulpit" IIe took his text from Zechariah V, l: Be-
hold flying roll" In the course OF his sermon the
preacher said:
The winged sheet OF tho text had prophecy written
on it, Tue flying roll to-day Is the newspaper. You
Ignore II than you can tnore the san or Tue
Atlantic Ocean. No man living to-day has been more
indebted to the newspaper press imam myself because IL
has given and Is giving me an audience IN every cry or
per cent OF the newspapers are my friends and
the Other five That per no ssnt Believes s'H n
There are only kinds OF newspapers the good ones
Rotation OF elevated TASTE ghtiest
the world; the other Is brlgand among the regular
forces despoer OF regulations and the Zoe OF all That
IL gold Men all departments of life need to be COOL
Of all members OF the press as the printing
press Is welding such vast power for good or evil
But let say AL OF you OF that profession or those
who are in any wise allied to 1t, would like to know
how approciauve remarks you nave received our
ing theeast twelve months for your Important WORK
Not ten! In how many sermons In the course OF your
gagged in your profession Not one How many words
OF abuse and bypercrticism have you heardi About
900 Among the chief trials OF the newspaper pro-
tession that OF the shams pass before II
than before other profession They are subjected to
mennness OF those who want an announcement III
the instead OF going to the advertising
department; to those who come to stay only I'VE MIN
ues and who always stay hour Is II any wonder ne
becomes sceptca and wonders people know thng
There great rejoicing among the people when tue
price Of great paper Is reduced from five TO FOUR from
four to three and from three tw" cents. or from Two
10 one cent and there no dOubt men who would IKE
the price TO 20 down Oneha cent never rejoice AZ
such u time because 1t means pennry' domestic psv',
tion No newspaper in the land can an0rd
TO be published for less than five cents sheet. Inc
clerical and all other professions have thei annoy
and the ne spaper profession Is no exception bhn
cersOme political speech must be made 10 read wen 70
help the party The reporter Is exposed y IRREGULAR
habits and Of other things aud he niles To strong
drink for This Is what made Horace Greeley such
a strong temperance man lie tod me IN ny own mouse
- have seen many newspaper men fai' tnst can
hardly boar to look at lQuOr.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
ANOTHER OPINION FROM MR.. GARLAND.


FOREIGN DIPLOMATS PROTESTING AGAINST HE
ASSUMPTION OF THE ATIORNEY-GENERAi~
WASHINGTON, April IL (SpecidN.-lt Is I'M
derstood that commotion has been raised among
foreign diplomatic representatives IN Washington by
recent opinion delivered by Attorney-Genera Garland
to the Secretary state in regard TO the binding force
of the Treaty of 1927 between the United states ana
Sweden and Norway. It be remembered that the
latter Government has applied to the United states TO
have the vessels OF Sweden and Norway admitted to the
enjoyment OF the reductions and exemptions OF tonnage
dues granted by the shipping act OF June 20 ISL 10
the commerce countries The application Is
based, not upon the favored nation clause OF tho
treaty. as Ike applications from Portugal, Italy, Ger
many etc were based. but upon the eighth article OF
the treaty OF 1927. which provides that 1.-THE
high contracting parties engage not TO impose upon
the navigation between their respective territories In
the of Jher any tonnage other duties OF any
kind or denomination which shall be higher or other
than those which shall be imposed on every other nay
CATION excep. that which they have reserved 10 them
selves respectively by sixth article OF tho present
treaty."
The application was referred to the Department OF
Justice December l5 1888 for an opinion respecting he
scope and force article quoted SocitOr-General
Goode was rot IN charge OF the Department and the
matter was disposed Of with the prompt CELEBRITY
anG's onninn was not delivered until March o. 1856
The concluding paragraph nithesc words Inc act VI
1854 admits all nations to its benefits but these can only
be enjoyed upon winch they are offered and
Sweden and Norway expected TO submit TO those
terms in common with other nations. The act OF Con
gess must have effect the last expression Of the law
max NJ power, though II shOnld be IN conflict Wild
the treaty which. however, do not think It Is"
IL is Understood that when the Oplnon was conmunl-
Gated the Minister from sweden ana Norway ne
promptly protested IN vigorous terms and In the name OF
his Government against the doctrine shat treaty can
he nullred superseded 10y act OF Congress II
said pointed out that the treaty Itself prescDtS
the which IL shall he abrogard, II NJ all, ana ne
argued that no other mode compatible with either in
ternatonal law comfy II 10 further understood mat
the other foreign plonatic representatives. in Washing
ton have communicated Mr.. GarltDds opinion TO their
respective Governments with View u cnncred action
IN opposition what they regard as the extraordinary
and untcna6lc position taken by him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
wpyCOvyyG VIEW MINISTER'S.

In eighteen out of the thirty-sevcn Methodist
churches in Brooklyn pastors began their terms OF
service yesterday In consequence OF the changes recent
Is by Bishop Andrews at the session Of the New
ference went to Brooklyn churches this year: Dr.
George W. Miller, of Philadelphia, TO Grace Church,
the Rev Alexander Mclean. OF Elcnvle. N ". to the
Sands Street Church. and the Rev. George Adams, OF
California, ~. Paurs Church. All were warmly well
coined Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
ForR MAIL RA as EXON 1HE oRE0oN.

The Merritt coast wrecking steamer Rescue
through tho Nsrrows last evening from the wreck
OF the Oregon. with four mall bags brought up
from tho sunken steamer Three Of tho bags were
marked "Letters-Unitsd States via Queenstown. aud
marked "For distributon-New-York,v via Queens.
town." evidently some OF tho last mail put tho
steamer The Rsssso compelled to leave ths wree
Abeos - - q account OF ths approaching essssrly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
IN MEMORY OF MRS. HENRY W. SAGE.

ITHACA, April IL lSpecich.-A beautiful and
costly memorial window has just been placed In sago
Chapel directly back of the pulpit by Henry W. Sage
Corne.s beuefactor and trustee In meory of his wife,
met her death within the as year by al
ale runaway accident The window was made from do
signs painted MiIlaA AT the bottom the yorls
In lOvlag memory of Susan l.. Linn. who was born
July H. 1873, and entered into eternal lie July IL
is-5" The window sde up OF twelve pancs con.
tanning suggestive and artistic representations OF scrp
tural parabIes. and OF the yirtues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
INCREASE OF CAPITAL PAID IN.

ALBANY, April 1.-The American Loan and
Trust Company Of Newiofk has died with Bank Super
intendent Willis S. Paine. evidence the entire
100000 OF increased capital has paid in cash.
The present capital Of the company ia 900 O00 Of
which 100000 UnltO States bonds is deposited
the banking Department security for the dcposiors
and creditors OF the company The company began In
-S2 with ~ 10000 Of paid IN capital In lss6 400.
600 more paid IN and during tho present mon til
100000 additional Ii holds deposits OF ~. 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
BISHOP HUNTINGTON AT CORNELL.

ITHACA, April Ii (SpeciaD. The first of the
series of this year before the faculty and stu
of Cornell University under tho Sage endowment
preached here to-day by Bishop Frederic D. Hunt
ingon. OF Central NewYork. Sage Chapel was crowded
bOth services and the dsc0urses. The chapel AS
deco aed with various white lowering plants from the
university cOnservatOries Dr. Huntngton's morning
sermon the text In John. viii. 43-47 Ii WAS
plea FOR higher and deeper religious life living for God
rather Than being engaged In the CHASTITY and suicidal
aInusemcnt OF living Tor self alone"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
JUDGE BAxTER's SUCCESSOR.

WASHINGTON. April IL (SpecsaD. - The
friends OF Senator Jackson. OF Tennessee feel confident
to-day that he Will be named for the vacancy by
the death OF Judge Baxter He has Pan Electric
record he Is intimate terms with Messrs
land, Young, Harris aud the other Illuminated " states
Other being pressed upon the attention
OF tho President but Senator Jackson Is thought be
I he faNn ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
SECURITIES WHICH BANKS MAY DEALIN.

ALBANY, April IL. - Attorney General
Orieu has rendered opinion the request of Bank
superintendent Willis s. Paine In which he holds that
banks OF deposit aud discount restricted In
right purchase the securities which
IN The banking law but buy and sell any securities
embraced III the term evidence OF debt which may
be necessary ia The exercise o Iaeir legitimate banking
powers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

storm She towed the wreckng schooner Rapidan into
Fire Island Inlet and then TO staten Island Tor coal
The severe of the coast has thus lar preventeu
the divers OF the Merritt Coast Wreckug company from
making any examination OF the hull OF the oregon ~
though they extremely anxious To 40 so IN orue 70
know what chances there Will be mako salvage the
yesg nd cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
srrIcIDE OF A MINISTER'S WIPE

ROCHESTER. April IL Especial. Mrs. r. T.
Smith, wife OF retired Baptst Clergyman Of Leroy,
killed herself about to-day. She Wa ct her homs
her sister, Mrs Libby, boing the opy person In the
house with Hor body found In the oisern. Her
suioids Wa due to continued III health She Die tsf
Of Judge Lucfus n. BanEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

Francis Mackey, of Winfield. l.. l., quar-
relied there with his brother nlAw. James smith, a'e
on Saturday night After tho men had disputed Tor
soms time Smith hit Mackey over the left eve with
atone and Mackey fell the ground. dislooating his
left shoulder smith then stabbed tho disabled man
with q sickle, after which he left tho Village hSoAoy
condition IL considered prscasieuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

BUAI CAToIHED AND TWO BOYS DROWNED
ALBANY, April ia small boat in which
were Richard Robson. John Hummel aud Andrew Hill
two them fourteen and fifteen was capsized
IN Mon roes Pond this afternoon Robson and Hummel
were drowned Hin saved himself by swimming ashore
The Dodles VI Robson aud Hum mel covered.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-12-09
Rnaun atism
FRO BE CONTINUED.

usually settles in the back or limbs and often
so completely overpowers its victims that all
business and labor have to be abandoned. Our
readers should remember that Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is not recommended as positive specific
for rheumatism; its proprietors doubt if there
is, or can be, such remedy. But many peo-
pie who were most severely afflicted. state
that they have been positively cured by Hoods
Sarsaparilla The disease is often the result of
Impure blood-hence the power of this great
medicine over it. Its success in many severe
cases iustifes US in recommending its use to
all suffers from rheum atism. 100 Doses One
Dollar.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-12-09
For THE SENTINEL.
BE GLE SEREA-NG-
BY FAME E. FOSTER.

Upon d messy log he sat,
Beside the cascades snowy sweep,
While lip and eye and brow bespoke
a case of meditation deep.
Two leagues, or more, away there stood
A cottage white that stream beside,
And at one easement, ivied round
The artist youth his fate had spied.
No fairer face from canvass beasIed,
Nor grew on prairie sweeter bloom,
Eclipsed each poets flower must droop
And lose its tint and rich perfume.
No clearer gush from. bulbu'z throat
Than from her lips whom passed there,
I'd glad give Cressus' wealth to hear
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-12-09

Ny name breathed on her evening
prayer.
my fathers choice simple maid,''
He sudden thought, with stirring smile,
"But lovers off but plan and pledge
To meet a parents hidden VILE
And fatal error that, to change
For him the life wise decreed;
Up Pluto. inky scamp from dreams
Well backward HE DER hill and mead
At yonder home III pause again
Ana il her smile for Shelter sue;
There sketch and angle til l find
i wife for me, mistress you.''
Eagcbro0l., Botetourt Co., III.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-12-09

j. II. OGLESBY,
Pres. Louisiana National. Bank
j. w. KILBRETH,
Pres State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN,
Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
u OVER HALF MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Co
incorporated in 1868 for Is years by the Leg
islature for Educational and Charitable purpos-
es-with capital of 81 900 ,o0O-to which a re-
serve fund Of over $3.50 900 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made part of the present State Con-
stitution adopted December I'd, A. D., 1879.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings will
take place monthly. 1t neuer scales or post
pones. Look at the following Distribution:
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-12-09
Home Evidence

1t would require a volume
to print all Lowell people
have said in favor of Hoods
SarSaparilla. Mr.. Albert
Estes, living at % East Pine
Street, Lowell, for 10 years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
Grand LesGE coon rEnPLsEs.
knnUsi Sesslas 0e%ned at F1icrz-s
HrIi fSsI NfcnL

Tbs Grand Loaee Il t5pod Teuplars ai
Nireiuif rDrvsue6 IL annun. s,ssior 81 p
~ EaiL FIN and Marshall streers, iasi
Eirist Ena VIE called o. 0rder by lrran0-
Iinel-I euplaI ". g. Durtsn- o. FurtE-
mUuIh. T1t following grHeT officers were
IireseIif W. 7. Keeling. Halifax, q. c.
n rs Aay NcT,eufTnaT. DHuvillt. g. Z. T.
l-e1Trf Y HgwThuTs'. Richmond, 4. -;
Nm. q. " Ess-xhurst, BicimnDG. q. Z;
krr y " q psG. Ahemhris. -. G.. !
<. Ferler- Alissmaris, a.. NJ. MIS- L. A.
M8fiFT. spgfsvfvuuiA. g.. b. n dumrs
Wand. ar.. Daurilie. IS. a.: u. 7. Cssiic.
Richmond. g. = y. z. Wiiu"f. Per-
maIrs'.- Is. n; W. A Rurker, Fmgu'sg-
J. q. G. ?; Z Z. CharTcrH- , Freaarlnt-
D.-lc. ~. =. 1i =. ].
A nm-l ne on freariltiHis nnusisf p
af Aeszrs- George IT. BrvZiIulsii. John
Grss. Mss F-auces RumEer. T. ! LUH-
Kin. and Eev- y. e.. Crrw. Was Eppuiuu'c-
Who. af-or re-rnr for . irW miuutes. re-
pnr1r5 tha' thC-t were over one hundred
lna fii'v delccsirs ursstiii-
j. was decided ,iiai tbf daily Sessions
shall boz ir0m 9.3D 4. il. 20 ?. n. au5
i--gm - tn - =. N.
T'hf reTlnr1s nf The Grand masrs-. .-Turd
saerrta--- rud GRIND cressurur- crviuI a.
irie--.T'ifc and gnralraC nr account oi fiU
WGrE ana growth - snt 1rdef % tDe stsre
cIi--nE che e,f. were read.
E,.v. q. y lHm .0nrE. 0u the 1urr 0i The
lodges ~ Richmond. dcir-Tea ~ address
" H-fc1rlr which was responded 30 Dr.
~. IluiHr. after winch. shpr-ir tFiUrc
mdririu. -eceas VT taken Until $3.50 4.
Al tr-Gar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
Peii-e GsnrI.

T't' fnIrv.Ic rls"- We-t lisrDs"1 1' b
.ii. ~1.r1 resrer..ir mn'rIc
,. 10 HUlnA GruL. FINED % au.
o,--e
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tie... .r.c T'..rt,e.i Eur-.s El.za'e.h 5I--..
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%, -~reL. Pad a1at.
aafr ducEs01 ral0r"o absHUl-Dr
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r1F.
liram Graa auo-ed. 1-rE Tnea =
AND "H-s.
-,Gler Ldaus. ar-it Ruo di-or1nfty
20 .lf a--.-f'l. J neo -1.JU aul .nsle.
VIZ. blu irf cIiC"r,. a-saui-BC IN
Aia-nr II l-uu Walker. HI ar.1ur; " lF
rui-i b., uas ~al-lura u lle -latlHu- nouse
fur s.- urIr-H.
wilson uL.Esr nuiarr5 n.sfuitiur uu-
s-r-Em- Ecvu~1 Havie-. Dismissed.
Lui,r.- Robinson eailrrn. n-sauIcuC.
.,ufur. AID beating IsiIie E19n~u.
~oc.r n -rrUtsl fuf -wert month, iL ID
-,I o. "5T.
5uu A+l nc Tnrmn. BEr--r rGr:sii'
VIII na vls zoe meGus ~ suuro~- fr-
lr-ra ff ie ~ 0Wu.
@ufr T-Iunrr-. liGr7rv EurtnH'. ECrr'
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o. a. anderson. GruuL- ued ear 2.
and r'-ls.
" J. -piug0n criure6. drUrE aur
aisrnrr 10 lht slrtf'-- J ped E..aa aua
rD-lk
I'utrirE Bolton. using abumrs Eu0 .ud'-
osIi .aur-iIncs 60 Jane BeltDr, ard ste iea'-
Mc bodily inrn Il hH hands. 1rlVf,
lha hf if pu undeT bnnos s"rlrC{ rf-
uUIred inr lYs,re Months IL lbs SUN I'
-2h'L
MnrT Audc-Euf. drunk uuc 1lspr1H'''r M
.iIt s'roft Jmnniea iu' tgH arrh.
linn BBufrr rHpDT1so i,r isFvfne nls
hack gLGudlur y ne ssrs-,i -HhDui AlbJ-
IL ns re,nf n li, nlnG. J lIi.1 s..-
Y liam lsci.hnr g0Airel., ti-1nt auc
DISORDERS n LIT street. Dismissed.
Isaili Eruns HID william Junnsnr i'p-t
aniJrea nralIIC jlf % irtssrres tT1n
sun.E -f~-HuI uuEnDwu. S-Cu-fff -
1uu 20 ny sIE muItaf L che sun % il.
c1arrgs " juimes eninrrd,. RssEuiCius
rnc i,cinlnF El.zai'-t Buim,.-, i.B VIE.
MD afsIuitius i,-stInr. Enu threatening 81
GIl E8WErd RHnln-i1 ~ u i-iIbl. 4ii,-
missed ur psrmen a. eagtR
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hra-iuc " Z. JulInsDB. Pad gn-ls
a A.. Eene Ind l'iIlri-e lsliiaChg 'rsF-
III 1inif iIafEE stuDring IN Iht strs. WITH
on buidiug lbf rernf IL lhs.I ngDds Dis-
II i.-.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24

Whrr -lli rgfirT mei ~ It A. a. Vngrer-
lrF lfruWrf1 VIE begun O. -ne -asf ni
E~i. J.. q Iced -E MezsIs. Lawrence D.
- gud ur~u-ur aE.eil- -r"Tire,s 1i rhe
t.rlmmu Gnc AIeguglr Esl.rJac fau-
-urr. T1. uiT brought lr r"-tir' i1r
.ts p'alGs tb- suE 1i f.@1L q mn-
lau fa -ei a.las -nf re~tlct w-t mude. abe
-nt lu.r -utrs -.W- 60 consider Iiit n
20 acrru -rrUci1 ,a recover damages iur
Iirlrlfs rr-e.r.0 ~ Ir-. EH q. alleged .o
urre fesI csused ~ negligence ~ rarH-
.rseD-s- Hu De uat- ll -i.- "mpigre- " .bf
orrlu~
Tnr raiul.nuHr nf -nf tFv we consume
n-rfTuc lue ruft ~ y E.rf -r She -rD.
Tine ur bcnr uua1it ta aC-rf upDr
raF5ict- .bf -aat Tls adjourned UVer u1
I0 a. ". it--aEv NaLlrs we aras@iuni
ur ifnefn -aI u 4l kictHIunl lal
l.chaur -1sc. ul Wlif -.ttIuc "a ra'
.f r.- o. nit pn-t 1i GuiT. hnc BIZ, ."-
.rnsal ialuC ~-urt g ID fgIHrr 'ei"
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rIrfrrrf4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24

sixteen JIr-isJnsrf we-f renaivaa ~ ltif
ciir Jan arr bejurt yesterday and Lii.
vt-aGranr.
a.. slIum n. sef-Ou gn1 nEster 1ry
Smith f riiis oiry, ~. rerisieoe5 - LIE
Buie BrlnsWr Nev 1rk ciir-
James C. DrrB eoinrra, chHrgrc witt
dealing = s~-lr: anl run - I1uliat.. wGf
urreiro End lscEee n Il LIZ ! .ras asasinT-
uiius. Ia,f nlrin.
The a,s1err,er1 nna- n ftt f,s7'ofct Df
-,.u--tFr riini M ,IlsuIes J. GrEs gnu ssu
ifhd ,s-en iii with Gi;Ilnhsl'ls WIZ IngOrrs-e-.
NJ. 6rEv waf IN tht Ellef.i yedraTy n his
usIill health.
lss1 pirld hafweeu 20 and Il Dielofk 4
ind irnEs iilis fiif ft-aaensf "a enlarrG
vunlnB named h,rS johnson. nI -,scnna
.uyHef bssween BEger HDG l'urS., sllitf s3f
ana Two bnnE-h8uEh, sDo esesIea-
Cnfruur TSylm wuE called ycs.sr1sy o.
- S:liiIiH's BBms g. view lie boeir f ~
,do rgiiarrd wnmnn-LuIitsa BFrd- vrba
committed suicide 81 tunDD1us mI ~
. wnnuw m lhs zap saIy 70 ia. bulldlng
gl,f lreeased wns EiHu slEfIfr Veiss u.
ncf- enc fn snR lims pasa her mind had
l,enn impaired, ma sbt imagined Ihni sils
nulllo ~ iiEe lIlra-
T'h-rr wa rrry iKrcf ErtenaRnre ilsi
nirid "a Lht aif hniriits es RichnBnd
Z CauHnnndsgT no g ~ fimir ngy,iurn, ~
Alimns Hail. l,ns dnnliE,rt Sir Kmrii
frnn Kenfnri-y VIA reelsss,st y mnnsi,ar.
IND fns5-GSrlna-l.DmmHn0c-f Fznnr.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
KIeip the cary Nss.stsss-
~. ett. rfsr,,.

The BGr mHuac"r. 1f lnIs Charitable ~
Gan zariuu art iUrrrc ia ur1f ..f citizens i1
come Al once o. theif .-sis'uprn. - thpn
work uuT nfg. Tue trasrrf Be- near
eWf-v unG thf Ieulauc f1f rrig increasing
ererF Grr The iurgt number ri sicE %
riDns ristr 1utea t~nm thr N.-mon-iiouse
N Nryen boz DtiraftF uCreH~-1 -'rEness
among ne Dptr TIE demand fl. nlnue
ana cin1iluc 70 wei as SHOES is vsrT E-eat.
The distribution n sDrfr and 'rea1 usb-
a.y rerin, tDf lgi ~ December. Dut With
Hut mmfrAa as-isiaure lliif nav ~ ne ni--
siun-vark uu.i 10 ,ifs-ppnra Cnufr s'i-
SONS raU 't sent ro b. NJ. ?. Bake. .8r-
n-r ai Third sno ! ranttI Mr,. Jotr 8 d-
Gi-on. Part averB.. N-' Alleigt oistnn,
-0a eiis rT.rEIi. Sizes iDCit wood.
.Nns aa-. B-8sl Nm, .-"rr-f ~-arr. fl
fssl Ca~, N~ Judge Ng-rcUl. r.s sa.f
rrutiI. Mics l-sae.s We'a. raruef %.
-,f"rrC iftr r.lr.t..H
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