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A TERRIBLE PROSPECT.
Some Revelations OF Fearful Import
: Regarding American Wives
and NOthprS,

/
II person could travel throughout this
entire land aud visit every residence sopa-
rately, he would probably find that in fully
four-Gtths Of the homes, the wife or mother
would be weak and aillng in some form or
other. II would not in all cases DO any set
tied infrmity or disease, but there would be
lack Of life and energy, sallowness Of the
complexion, atired feeling n greater portion
Of the tune, q tickle appetite, and many other
familiar symptoms which Indicate weak
ness, poor health and coming on OF disease.
These are not pleasant facts to contemplate,
but they are serious ones and should DO look
ed fairly in the face.
II tho American people are to become
strong and vigorous nation, they must
find its beginning with tho wives and
mothers OF tho land. There must DO q
great physical and mental Vigor that will
perpetuRto itself. The only way In which
this can be done, isby assisting nature when
II lags, aud putting II in condition to helpit-
self. Ageptle yetpOwsrful preparation, that
will arouse the blood TO better action, that
will start the forces OF vitality, and awaken
tho energies Of life, is God.send to any
community, aud this preparation has been
completely found in the wonderful Volina
Cordial, which is attracting SO much atten-
ton throughout tho length aud breadth of
the lind, 1t is not primarily q Sttmulant, but
moro in the form Of an inspiration and food
for the blood, nerves, muscles and brain. It
will restore all disorders of the stomach, re-
gulalo all functions Of the body, and place
the entire system in position to do its work
thoroughly and well.
A prominent lady Of Charleston, s. O.
said, ~ think have had nearly all
the diseases that q woman can have.
My household labor became weary druid
gerry. My spirits were sad and dropping,
| had pains in my back with great dGpres-
sion. Three physicians treated me, but with
out doing me any good, became generally
broken down, When in this condition, be-
gan taking VoluN Cordial soon began
10 gain strength, My pains and irregulari-
ties are gone, and shall always DO glad
that used VolinA Cordial" Such testimony
could be repeated indefinitely, but We are
thoroughly convinced that this modern me-
dical discovery, Is doing more to bring ygor
aud hope to the wives and mothers OF the
land, than anything Of recent times, aud ~
Iueh We most cordially endorse IL
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gupG+G NrtIsr.

Having sold nine .Jrthg Of the Whiting hgchilGl
add in IN. state WI Claim Il clearly dembRstTAei
thB glrehority OF our mGnhiucg' R!pW,Wg give
pATtlRilIst o. customers uSllg lheIli
Daily IntGlllg5nCeI
Daily ReEtsGi
GeTI.Lettcr
W. i. Hubbard, attorney,
Robert White, attorney,
Joseph H. Ftlill, attorney,
Rusisll u stiel, attorneys
g. o EturliSS, attorney, NOrgAuepWn,
J1ku A Hutchinson, Attorney, PargrrsbuTR'
Wan Wiukl0t. Amber, attorneys, fAfSph0llfgI
JF1Inly y TAyeuRer, attorneys, lAtkerbpuR,
" 4. IL Flick, u, $, District Attorney,
HauuIhIl Forbes u, y Commissioned
l. q. DaliicEer, CCrt q, =. Court, pursGnbuEg'l
GiarpDCe sml;h, Clerk OF Court, FAimont,
q y. C!emGns, CLERK Of Court, pRrkeHbuTg,
n q, HDgp, rleTk Of Court Hinton,
r. p Fa5t, CLERK OF Caurt MDr3gnIOWn,
IrnuliCtlrIg Insurance COMPANY,
pg1todF Insurance Company,
U1iorVtltqU' Insurance Company,
AldsnOn 8 Atkinson, lnSurapce Agency
ElT, ". bunhTGy, Ully Receiver,
Vance, Hughes s Co,
24uilH ltrOa Br1kc3g.
JlnNNOG ron Works
Watcher Iron Works
lAtuyhlln Iron Works
BeuwOO1 Iron WOtkH
A. ! Sweeney 4 NJu,
Hobbs, Br0Okunier o Co,
FOR iuli particulars IniegeG! to,IennG oi.SalO and
'O' 'A'N''NO'' H. l.. ROSE 4 CO.,
uuN Is Twelfth Street.
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II Ia sailoi Ons fashionable young man
that he never paid anything but compile
hRuL
strartllng wsahness,

general and nervous debility, impaired
memory, lack OF aelt.CoDldenCe, premature
loSo oil manly ylgOr and powers, sfe common
terulls OF excessive indulgence or YOUTH
iul lndisCrotlon9 Gnd pcrnicloh9 solitary
practices. Victims whose manhood has
thus been wrecked Hhould address, with
10 cents In stamps for large illustrated
treatise giving means Of perfect cure,
Wolld'b Dlepsufaty Medical Association,
OBS Main Street, BulAlo, n, Y,
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Mira. PhWbO ChoslUy, Peteron, Clay
county, Iao tellaihe following remarkable
story, the truth Of which Ia vouChVd for
by tie residents Of Tho town. ~ am "a
years old, have been troubled with kid.
ney complaint and lameneBs for many
years; could not drtgs myself without
help. Nov | am FREQ FROM oil pain and
soreness, and nm able 10 do all my own
housewolk. owe my thankB 10 Electric
Blllera for having renewed my youth and
removed completely Ill disease and pain
Try bottle, only Boo, at Logan 4 Co,'l
drug btore.
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'RosToS, Dec. lO.-Tho county psmoc
rNCy is in revolt agsinst what they allpgt
to bO the despotic power OF certain mer
who rule the democratic City Commit
tie" Their action last might in endorsing
tbs Republican nominee for Mayor was
chiefly intandsd as u rebuko 10 that
section Of tho Democracy represented by
Mayor 0'Diep, sud they endorsed the
Republican nominee in preference to nom,
mating Gu Independent candidate or ia
epdorGing Mr.. Mcneil, the Labor candi
date.
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NEW YoRE, Dec. lO-Alatket was very
quiet in new demand, which was confined
to moderate selections OF miscellaneous
descriptions, but large sales reRChed
through deliveries on old engagements.
Tone oil market for cotton goods Is very
firm, with woolens looking better.
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FOR SALE.
Desirable Residence, Corner Fourteenth
aud ChapllnO.

VIII be offered for sale at public auction on
Wednesday, December %, II tho host door Of the
new Court House, at 10 O'Clock a, m, (unleBs sold
previously al private Sale). Ny dwelling house and
lot with stable attached. and all carpets aud limo.
loum gu floors, and all gas chandeliers Terms OF
talG-One'llh cash, or az much more ~ purchaser
may elect and balance on terms 70 suit purchaser,
interest NJ DHF cent per Rnnum for deferred pay.
nens, payable annually, secured by deed Of trust
on the property and policy Of Insurance. Parties
desiring ~ Inspect tho prcmEey arc invited 10 call
VIII HAlLER, Auctloneet. dCcli
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AnNn

the children. They are especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop.
lnR Cough, etc. We guarantee ACkefs'
EbgliSh Remedy positive euro. ltsRves
hours Of anxious watching, Sold by Lo.
gan 4 %. and v, MsnkemelleF.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 1l.-Cattle receipts 1000
head; Bhipmenh 1000 head. Market
steady. Shipping steers 50 0Oa4 GO; stock
era apd feeders So 00a3 40; COVE, bulls
and mixed 81 35s3 80; hnlk 50 75a3,4O;
through Texas cattle 81 SOa275. Hogs,
receipts $1,000 head; shipments 5000
head; market opened firmer but closed
80 lower; rough End mixed s. 8Oa4 05 ;
packing and shipping IS 00l440; light
$350a3,S0; chips $975n3 80. Sheep re-
ceipts 1000 head; shipments 1000 head.
Market steady and unchanged; demand
fair; natives $2,40S4.4O; western $2.OOa
1926. Lambs $4.50G5.0O,
East LIBERTY, Pa, Dec. 11.-Cattle, re.
coipts 147 head; ahipments $50 head.
Market nothing doing. Hogs, receipts
Il 900 head; shipments, 400. Market
fair. Philadelphians Sl,25a4 80; Yorkern
q 00a4.1Oi common and light $3.75a4O 90.
Sheep, receipts 1900 head; shipmonts
l,4OO head. Market dull at unchanged
priCCg.
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HHADFORDI FAl Dec, II,-Uppned B8VC
closed O7sC; hiShest, OSic; lowest, GGlc.
Or CRY, Pa, Dec. l1.-opened oslo
highest 0Ssc; lowc1t G6lC; closet
07sC; sales, l,6f2,0OOj clearaiCps, . 2l9,
900; charters, 3S,67l; shipments, 1871,
53l.
PlTTsBuRaH, Dec. 11.-Petroleum weak
or and irregular; opened at oslo; CloGet
67Ic; highest GSlc; lowest OGSC.
TirusvlIlE, Pa, Dec. 11.-opened oslo
highest 0SBc; lowest GGlc; closed O79c.
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EP!LEPSY F!TS ]!

ONE DFAR no NJ ., ~ well a. very many
Others know oil, having btrn Cured 81 thii ICf.
nblq DisctEe, viii, for humnhly'g iNto teila Jus
MRS. l.. IBIDCI&LNiR,
1894 yiNp ST., PHILADELPHIA, IA,
dtCicOddw
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gtnal alptiee.
TKUsTEE's SALE.
will sell at public auction at tho front door Of
the Court lIouio Of Taylor County, ". Va, on

will sell at public auction At tho front door Of
the Court lIouiO Of Taylor County, ". Va, on
Saturday, December IS, 1880,
Commencing at o'clock p, m, tho following do.
RciibCd real estate, situate In tho town Of Grafton,
10 wit; All Of q CerAlu parcel Of ground known
as the northern hall Of lot No. 80 on tho LUEadtr
pat 81 ta!d town, OH which lot Is Rood frame
dwelling hntile.
This sale will be made byvirluoo Of certain deed
n trust eHeCt Cd by George H. farmhouse and
wife 10 VII lam r. Darnafd, Trustee dated January
1881 and now oil rOCnfd IN this OtBCO Of the Clerk
Of the Counli Court Of TaIlOr County IN deed Of
lust book A, pIRe 2O7, aud sud barnard having
declined 10 act Hs tuhh trustee, the undersigned
was appointed by the Circuit Court Of Taylor
County, OH the 10Th day Of November, / &c, Tfis.
leo IN place Of Aid BARNARD 10 execute said decd,
TERsA.-O ne.thlrd cash. balance Oh credit OF
ono aud two yeats with Interest from the day Of
tA'G The purchaser Will be- required 70 execute
notes with good security, i0f the deferred pal
mgnp, and the legal title VIII be retained BY mo n
d luther security. JOHN W. MASON,
Nov q, 1850. m Trustee.
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gsr1sstes Sa1eE,
TRUsrEE's SALE.

trustee for barbara EcEhartlt, tho said barbara
EckhArdtan and q. Werner ECkhardt, her husband "a
tho undersigned trustee, dated June %, 1887, aud
recorded IN tho OGice Of the Clerk Of the Comfy
Trust Book No. 10, psge 80, will sell al publlI
auction at tho front door Of tho Court House o.
said county, on
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SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER;l rs

SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1855,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. III, tho following dc,
SclibCd real estate, that IL 10 say, the south OnGa
Of lot number nine, irontlng on the west side o.
Main street between Third and Fourth htrGetSi
North Wheeling, together with the improvements
erected thereon; but excepting and reSetylnR
therCitoul strip oil ground i've feet In width OF
tho western Clid and the full width oiERid lot.
Also excepting and reseFving strip OF ground
two feet In width oil the northern Sldo the full
depth Of said lot The Aforesaid BtrrS OF ground
are reserved for tho use Of the owner. or oWnGs, Of
tald lot ~ private alleys, forever.
Also TCserYing the right 10 tho owner or owners
Of q frame building now on the north One.hAlf Of
said lot and extending over and resting on two
feet Of said s0uLh 0ne.hali Of lot No. y 10 remain
thereon until the owner or owners wish 10 erect o
now building on tho north half OF said lot No o.
The title 10 the above property believe 10 hc
perfect, but will convey only the title vested In
mo by said Deed Of Trust.
Terms Of Eale,-OnG third Of tho purchase money,
and as much more as tho purchaser elects to pay,
In cash on the day Of sale; the balance In two
equal instAllmenG at ono and two years respective
", notes beahng interest from the day Of sale 10
DO given for tho deferred payments, and the build.
Ing 10 be kept Insured by tho purchaser for the
benefit OF such deferred payments, and the tito 10
bo retained until payment 4 made IN full.
J. Il. COMDEN, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, Auctioneer. nOYi2
WI. W. COWDEN Solicitor.
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TRANSPORTATION,


DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 81.
u LOUIS RAlLR0AE-Panhandle Ronie;
Time table for East and Wet corrected 70 NOV,
H. 1850, TRlna leave Panhandle Htsiiun, f1lt -
Eleventh street, near public Landing, " iolIVt
Central Standard tiiun.
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WANTED--a live, energetic man 10
w represent rs. s7b pet month and expenses
QeO15 staple every oip tuJsj onlft and Particular
free, STANDARD BiLYbRWARH CO., Boston.
IklhAW
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Q, K. LORD, general Passenger Agent,
B, DUNBAR, General superintendent
1T. LANE. Tray. Pass. Agt, Wheeling,
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
" limo table corrected 70 JUNE %, 1885, Trains
leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh BtfCet,
near public landing, "a lollOwE-Centml STANDARD
Ilmc-Whloh "a 30 minutes slower than wheeling
um0' COMO nnrlru.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
TROUBLES OFF, DE RIVERA e. co.
rr.cuMENr AGAINST THE PouLTNEY SLATE

ATTACHMENT AGAINST THE POULlNEY SLATE
woEKs-AAmoUs COMPLICATIONS.
H. F. Burroughs & Co. yesterday obtained
from Justice Barrett the Sugreme Court, an attach
ct anst tine pror erty OF the Pouney Slate Works in
An action in which Henry C. de Rivera and OILERS arc
also defendants. The anount demanded Is - oos.
II wa set forth in the application that the slate company
has unIetaken sell its property for the purpose Ok
de,raudin its creditors 1t is alleged that the company
WIS The real OWL OF large amount OF real estate IN
this city and Brookynn which hold In the names OF
inthrop O. SARGENT brDther Of the president Henry
C. de Rivera one OF its directors, aud " L. Eaton, a
clerk hnt with no special evidence OF trust relation
The company bseu engaged IN building oict"tl"ns.
IL is doc ared when e Rivera lal ii Inc property
nany and that the real estate belonging % the company
which was held in de Ryeras name passed 10 Inc ~.
si,nee Afsrr the company IL l. ctSrd pei ihiri
named Post who was without me ans 10 lhko
ind s3 900 against II and ne assigned II 10
Gertrude Eickers Cousin or TIE cargrhis. ihch
Winthrop o. sargent of the holder, ~ the prop
erty conveyed all to her IN settlement or Dretrhard
a:ment is asserted further that the books ot me
company being kept from the crod1ors so mat 'S
fraud can 30 conceaed --.-. a.. ..o,
I'm also been grated against the prop-
artv or I d.. Rivera II Co. by James 4. Nard " 20 IN
s,i, for S5 OOO money loaned on the groune tnat ne
Rivera has left the State An attachment ha, Ocen oD-
tained by the same hrm against the property ot tne
Esner.nz. Company in a SUIT to recover r2'Vl III
the va ne o. protested promissOry nole mate III iaVot
of W r. Eaton which came rto the possession ol tis
nj aintlfs through J. DC Rivera a Co. who receiver /"
from Eaton.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
ENGLISH RAILROAD SAFEGUARDS.

fhe EdttOr or The IrtDHne
SIR: In your issue of to-day, referring to
the accident at Elizabeth. you say: "In England all
trains are brought the platform before they be
entered by the passengers Permit me just here to re-
mind you that You in these lines told the most
imporant part Of the story The railroad companies
have not only arranged that their trains up to
the platform. but they have generally two plat
forms, for trains going In different directions
and these are connected by bridge
arehcd over all the tracks over which
every person must 20 who intends to take certain
trains and laws prohibiting persons crossing tho
track. arc strictly enforced. see reason why our
railway companies cannot build bridges equally gooi
and be equally strict in enforcing good laws. Nothing
In England ia noticeable than the oaro with which
individual safety and comfort. Is attended to on
the m.n lines OF railway SO long our railroad CON,
hero wied billions OF caDita,s much as all
our four million wurth-naking as statistics
show. a clear profit OF 40 per cent ths amounts
charged for Drtati0n, believe they should DO
obliged by public opinion and the laws to do all In their
mower those who ride their roads aud help
MI their Golfers from accident and injury.
j. u. PUMPELLr.
shelter Isidnd " T., July ID 1886.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
SrMNER GUESIS II SARATOGA

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 21.- Archbishop
Kenrlck, Of ST. Louis. who East REPRESENT tho
Pope III conferrns the bsretta on Cardinal Gibbons
presents remarkably hale and hearty appearance for
one OF eighty years He In Saratoga at the Grand
Union, accompanied by his private secreiary Father
Honnessey
Bishop and Mrs DOane. OF Albany, arc tho guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer rrIsK "Yaddo." thsir Union
ave. country seat The Blsnop Will oonsecrate all Eps
copal chapel At Luz-rne to-inorrov.
The Rev. Dr. :. V. Leeeh pastor OF tho Washin Vton
Street Episcopal Church where tho daily union prayer
mestngs are held. dOes not believe that re- zion and
advertising Rival Railway companies and otber
concerns times distr luted All vert.oments
IN the church pows Dr. Lsech had the hand bills sw-
out OF sight before the opsning Of the msetings He
says that style ~ advertising reminded him of tho
HOLINESS Eaung- House nj Pbilsdephia ut the Cen
tennia wner, were displayed on the walls suen signs
AS these: " Behold the LsmD-Lamb Chops, 2jc"
"The OK knowcth ~, owner-Tcn1erlon steak, 2Oc -;
How oft would have gathered thy
children together Lou gatheroth her
brood under her "ings-two fired or bood -gs.. lOc
angels NAV ares-lOdgIng JOc.' nm ION
praysrmssun2 tnis morning was ied Dy the Kov. Dr..
Pncs, or nashville. lean.
Miss Adelaide o. snllh. of Boston Miss Flora Batson
Miss Carrie Melvin, of Providence, william l.
Powell ana ThOna. Chestnut, Of Philadelphia, ana
Nine. " Adele Montgomery OF New-York, Will take
part In - concert hers Oh Jniy 20.
The lawn party given IN the Congress SDriug Park
yesterday afternoon and evening for tho OF tho
Home OF tne Good sbepherd nettrd about $500
Tho bronze doors for tas Saratoga Monumsnt have
Reached 5chuyisrviie and Dsins placed In
WooiDias Cottage here to-day took place al ar
riaga OF assr n Morrhouss. who IN the employ OF
the Chinese GovsrnmsBt and Miss Marie DAVIS oil,
oiIo ated- Ths newly married couple Will start for
China early In August
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
SHALL P17rtR>ON Bh RELEASED,

A QUESTION WHICH INVOLVES THE LEGAL STATUS
or COURTS ~ MONMOUTH COUNTY, y. j.
LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 2i.-The question
the leChy OF Courts o. Common Pleas ana oyer
aud Termner OF Monmouth Comfy Il now squareiy
before the state supreme for settlement There
Is no DOUBT minds OF The lawyers who Know tho
claims made 10y the counsel employed TO defend Frank
Patterson ard who were thus led TO examine the laws
tha, these courts Illegally constituted for
years and the action Of The Supreme Court In
June that hi claim Is wall founded. The whoic
matter viii be settled oy the Patterson Frank Pat
terson the opera house manager AMI private banker
o., Asbury Park. has been prisoner the County
JAN at Freehold nearly two years on
over forty indictments charging him with hav-
ing forged signatures and Endorsements to notes. He
has convicted vice. but the state supreme Court
In June decisions in both aud granted
MIN Aaw trials. Ills counsel obtained writ OF habeas
corpus from the State Supreme Court and Justice
Scudder was de aed to hear The arguments. lis de-
cied to hear yesterday and 1t opened in
Freehold by his order.
Wnsu the Justico ASKED what return Theodore
Aumack the Sheriff OF Monmouth County, made TO tho
writ that officer declared taat hs hed Patterson In
custody under ndctmen for forgery found
at the Term OF the Monmouth County Courts
1854 and even foand the January Term OF 1885.
X Tonbroeck stout. OF counsel for Patterson psnsd
the case upon ali OF the latter He claimed that tho
prisoner entitled to discharge from
custody upon the Shsriis return alone because
tho Sheriff had not complied with the State law requiring
b 10 in sci forth copies OF the indictments
under winch he heli the detsndant and because tho
record had attached to the return contained nothing
showing Patterson had ever been legally placed
jail.
Mr. Stout rrai his brief on the casc lie claimed that
the OF the two casa- against Paterson by tho
Supreme Court. June 10 lSS6. placed hn In tins post
tior OF not having been trsi FOR nvs terms by the
OF tho where he kept elose prisoner
lie therefore entitled 10 discharge because
been den ed his constitutional and statutory right
speedy trial.
Ex Judge william T. Hoffman, Of Jersey City. closed
the IN bshaf or Patterson. He reviewed the law
constituting courts OF Tho county and showed that
they legally ahd that Patterson had
pr for nearly two years without tho
warrant or law.
Justice scudder home to-day and Will render his
decision ia few days
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
shelter Island. ". T.. July 1S. 1886
BOOKS WANTED FOR PRISONERS

To me Edltor Of The Trtbune
SIR: 1t was my privilege. while in charge of
the Peneutiary to set foot and orgauze library,
and by tho contributions OF the Rev. e. L. Woodruff SD
pcrntendent OF tho Protestant Epsc pal CITY Mission,
and other friends supply 1t with books and magazines
from that time until The blessings which have
DO ed from this cannot be estmatedin tho pre-
venting OF evil communications. IN cultivang the minds
ana OF the prisoners IN forming habit OF road
ng and refining the taste OF the thousands who have
been sent aud housed there from year year. Had II
been possible do what had done In tho workhouse
OH tho establishment of the library there. record
the namo OF every who drew book. would.
doubt not ssonsh those who interested In tho well
faro OF the prsoners But IL will enable the public 70
know the number and the OF books which the prs
oners The report OF the librarian for ono week
would suoc show TO what extent this OF ref
friends OF prison reform TO send along All books and
packed aud scnt TO tho Rev. L. +. woodrnh No. 3Ol
Mulberry ST.. 10 the central office OF the comnis-
sioners No &c Tnrdave. OF 10 No. 81 University place
marked for tho PeDtentary the thanks OF the prisoners
Will DO received by the glyurs
REV W. q. FRENCH.
Missionary and Chaplain OF the Now York city Mis-
sion to the AlmshOuso aud Lunatic Asylum.
Net. York, July 20. 1886.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

TIE EEW-ENGLAND ASSEMBLY.

South FRAMiNGIAM, Mass July II (SpeciaD {.
-Rcccsnitivn Day, on which Cnautanqnans graduate
VA. observed at the New England Assembly Today.
Crowds arrived every train aud hearty 5000 peopo
were on the grounds. Tho morning exercises were iuy
attended especially the lecture by the Rev Danici A.
GoodseIl. OF Now.Haven. Conn. Oh Tho American III
Literature The most Interesting exercises were tnoso
q, recognition OF the class OF SO OF the C. l. s.
rroc...on of all Cnautauquans formed,ebout l2OO
strong and marched auditorium where the e1er-
,.s were held After the singing and RESPONSIVE read
IN. OF the regular service, the Row PhllIlps BROOKS
neliyrred Au address on 'Ihe Spirit OF Cnautanqua
Tnis he denhed 1.-The true relation OF literature "
lio." - n v,..a.,
AFTER the address and reading OF poen Dr vincent
presented diplomas TO 2sJ lnevbers OF 30 anu ten
forurr graduates Later reunions we're heiu win
literary ex -rcses aud refresh In the evening
occurred the G. l. D. q. Campfire. with addresses aud
nrev