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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
NEW BONDS OF THE Z. T., V. g. q.
The stockholders Vote in Favor of an
Issue of S6,OOO,OOO.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Oct. IS-The stock
holders of the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railway met to-day, in called meet
ing, to consider the advisability of putting
100000 in bonds, to be known as East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railway
improvement ana equipment bonds. OF
the 575,0 900 shares OF the capital stock,
Az, ,055 were represented. Only twenty
shares voted against the proposed issue.
The bonds will be used to improve the road
by the purchase of additional rolling stock,
TO build feeders, and extend lines.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
Pay of Congressional Employees.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-In the Senate to-
day the house joint resolution to pay the
sessional employees of both houses their full
months salary for October. and to pay the
months salary of the regular officers and
employees ON Oct. 20 were severaly passed
The Senate then. at O'clock, adjourned
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
DAKoTA's CRUSADERS.
Each Woman Held Under a Bond OF
5000 for Further Trial

5000 fol-, Further Trial.
GRAND FORKS, OAK, Oct. 1S.--A num-
Der of ladies were brought here from
Thompson and neighboring villages yester-
day morning, charged with riot, for having
raided saloons there as crusaders. Their
trial occupied the entire day, and was bit
terly contested, the local Woman's Christian
Temperance Union espousing their cause.
Justice finally ruled that the offense had
been committed, and held them In 5000
bonds, which we're readily furnished.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
senator dupignon,s Only Rival.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 18.--The NEWS cor
respondent learns upon good authority tbat
J. NJ. Dupree will not be candidate for the
presidency of the senate, but will offer for
president pro tom. OF that body. This
leaves only two candidates in the field for
the presidency Of the senate-F. q. duBig-
non and G. B. Wooten.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
The Left Against Revision.

PARIS, Oct. 1S.-The senators of the Re-
publican Left at meeting to-day declared
against revision OF the constitution and ia
favor of district instead Of list voting at
elections
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
Georgia Postmasterships.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-The followinn
postoffices have been established In Georgia:
At Metcalfe, Thomas county, with Annie
Y. McRee postmaster; at Wya, Pike county.
with Georgia Warthen as postmaster.
Emery ID. Prevatt has been appointed
postmaster at McRae, Fla, and Isaac A,
Conner at Varnville, S. G.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
Floods in Greece.

ATHENS, Oct. 1S.-Railway traffic
the country is impeded by heavy
floods. Megarean plain has been converted
into n lake. Railroads on both sides of
Meg8rean haye been destroyed for distance
of twelve miles.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
Coal Higher in England.

LONDON, Oct. 1s.-The price Of coal has
advanced 2 shillings per ton, owing to the
strike Of the miners. 1t is expected that a
compromise will be effected, by means Of
which mining operations will be resumed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
Mississippis Quarantine Officers.

JACKSON, MISS, Oct 18.-The executive
committee of the Mississippi state board of
health to-day withdrew all its quarantine
officers, and travel to and from the state
will not any longer be interfered with un-
less by local quarantines, which are now
very few in number.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
DEATHS AT DECATUR.
One Of the Two on the List Promi
nent Contractor.

SHEFFIELD, ALA, Oct. 1S.-A special to
the Daily Enterprise from Decatur says of
the yellow fever situation there: During
the past twenty-four hours two deaths
have been reported-Mr. Hubble and j.
Ford, prominent contractor Four new
cases have developed: H. c. Jones, Jr.,
president of the board ot relief; Mrs. Reni-
son, s. E. Skinner, and Willis Wise (col-
ored) The total deaths from yellow fever
to date are "a
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Only q I-2s Accepted.

WASHINGTON, Oct fs,--The treasury to-
day accepted tenders aggregating $427, 900
416s, all at 10S%.
All the As. aggregating $500, 500, were re-
jected
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
Germany's Press Restrictions.

PARIS, Oct 1S.-The circulation of the
newspapers Estofet, Pays, Iatrdnsiqeant,
Patrie, TeIegrdphe and VoLtdire has been
prohibited in Alsace- Lorraine, and the cir
culation of other French papers has been re-
Strictad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
May Sit During Vacations,

WASHINGTON, Oct 1s.-In the House to-
day, on motion Of Mr.. Forney of Alabama,
resolution was adopted authorizing tho
the vacation. -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
Augusta Raises It's Quarantine.

AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. 1S,-Augusta to-day
removed all the quarantine regulations
which have been in operation since the
breaking out of the fever in Florida. The
retention of officers ON trains alone has cost
the city about $l5 per day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19

A BULLET IN HIS HEART.
An Officer Killed by Bur0lar-The
Latter Subsequently Shot.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-At Moorehead. Minn.,
yesterday, Officers Thompson of Fargo and
Poull of Morehead attempted to arrest a
man named Murphy, charged with robbery
at Fargo. Murphy shot Officer Poull through
the heart, killing him instantly, and fired
twice at Thompson, when the latter shot
Murphy in the neck. Murphy will die.
THOMPSON is unhurt
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
Bi-Metalism Favored.

LONDON, Oct 1s-It is reported that the
differences of opinion among the currency
commission have been settled and that the
report will decidedly favor bi-metalism.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-19
Tax,ne Incomes in France.

PARIS, Oct. 1s.-Mr. Peytral. minister Of
finance, has presented to tho cabinet bill
to impose q nominal tax on incomes.
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visitors to Chattahoochee.

CHATTAHoocHEE, FLA, Oct. 18.-Miss
Tatum, from Tallahassee, and the Misses
Love. from Quincy, are spending few
days in this city.
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Cleveland Going to Neu yor,r

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-It is stated OF
good authority that the President has prom
ised to visit New York before the election.
and review n parade Of business men of that
city, but it is not his intention to make q
a,Naacb =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

A s-rie< OF Prohibition literary con.
tesie have been recently organized In this
community. With Mrs. NJ. L Hrbbs &c
Presilisn and Cnas. Rpse as Secresary.
Nav success crown their Efforts.
Frank Lsnsford, the recently adopted
soH Of J. B Rose, can nov be heard
singinx. "Coms sIl who want 20 roau,
IL ksnsss," etc.
We sre sorry 70 learn that Israel Ad-
ans has been lately removed from the
h""orsble position Of Pres Of the Adams
Exprees O.. Owing 10 the TACT that NJ.
Adams 20 faithfully discharged the du.
Ties Of biz on - during ths csmpsign.
tho announcement OF his removal was
mingled with extreme regret.
Quite 'arge amount Of money u be-
Ing accumulated BY John Lsnsford, in
Of = strict enforcement Of
Inc stock law Of Dubois county.
10 last weeks Argus Rake wrote quite
, lengthy article tor the purpose OF sd-
verti~tng Charley SssIicup's misconduct
We were greatly surprised that Rake
should become 90 deeply interested Ia
Chsriey's welfare. ~ he seems 70 BE-
with horror 1t the mere thought
of such = deed. From the depths Of hi |
nncslied for sympsthy, We are led 10 |
believe that Rake will soon become one |
% The most able sdv0csles Of the Prohi- |
billion doctrine. SoLox.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

Commenting on thai portion Of lho
President's recent Message which speako
OF the communism Of wealth. HArporio
Weekly says: "At the close Of me-
sionAl election In which more money hao
becn spent than ever before. end )0
which personal iuserests were f'ont'Y
owned 10 10 The controlling motive \ Z
IN immense vote, Il ID mot too eoou q
consider whether orgsnixsd and c0rp0es
sse wealth Il not becoming seriouo
public danger. The Message also points
out, what must not b forgotten. thst g
the government may properly favor ooo
private interest, or class. or purpose. q
NAV with equal propriety favor Others.
This Il simply socialisln. and u hae two
most dangerous and demoralising co.,
> equencss- 1T teaches private indlvIduolo
and inscrests 10 depend Tor succoss upoo
Ihe government, and . such favors cen
never Be eQuitably adjusted, Il breeds
bitter conscntsnent and foslers h0otIli.
y 70 I'll government"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

sOn the other hand, the idea Of reform
alton for . criminal class y ho have been
shown BY their personal sciions. their
connections. their hshiiusl tastes and
other evidences Of deprsvisy 70 possess =
deprsved nature. should be entirei,
nbsn toned. or II least should only ~
permitted inside Of prison walIs. and
their sentences should be Tor life-terms
: the object sought beihg 10 protect az
csety from them. This may seem harsh.
out ~ helieve IN * smina' ion OF prison
rscnrds vii. jnssifv IL. aud the expense
70 the public Of numerous sr,aIs ~ the
ssme criminsI for continued ofTenses
wonld be avoided. We desire tn return
our thanks to al officers connected with
The prison for their Uniform courtesy
and assistance
The report IL signed bv the Directors.
John Horn. George w. Denbo and
Clement Dosne, Directors State Prison,
South.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

4 NO home, especially where thero -
lchiidren. ts complete during the holl,
days without = Christmas tree. Tko
latter ere grand, eIsborate and cos(ly r.
the families OF the rich; but even ho;,os-
holders 0f circumscribed means can 49,
lup trees thst will sparkle and plesss ~
= very ~ii1'ng outlay Of money. TInsol
y cheap but u glItters, and childron
rarely stop 10 estimate values.
A pleasing effect 10 produced 81
brushing the prickly foliage OF the eroo
here aud there with mucilsgs and theo
lsprinkle common salt upon Il Amone
the cheap. homemade ornaments 10 hanS
upon the tree may Be enumerated emp(v
Iegg shells adorned with decalcoman1o
pictures, walnuts wrapped In tin foil -
gold paper, pine cones vanished. thea
bronzed or sprinkled with salt: crons
nerrses or pop corn atrung on tWino.
gold paper chains made by psstinR ooc
tiny ring within tho other, colored llo.
sue paper, SC. The iisauo paper 4 cuk
into long strips about four inches vido
snd closely cut but not entirely across.
u is then siightiy dampeued and held
over hot stove, when it curls 10 an6
looks well when thrown here and thero
across the tree.
Il does not require much skill TO fAsh-
ION balloons, gondoIas, bird cage.
coscnes, &C.. out ofstiG paper. and aflor-
wards covering Il with gilt or siivoP
paper. Figures cut from adverlising
chromos or colored fashion plates caS
6e fastened to the balloons, gondolna.
&C., and really look very pretty. Tue
same silk can adorn the base or The troo
IN Landscape style, with tiny pickot
fences, rustic bridges. IN old mill, &c-.
using moss for the meadow, red oand Cof
roadway. white or silver sand Tor paehc.
lwigs OF cedar for trees, . lakolef, ~.
Buncbes OF ivy berries for The trooo e.
be vsriousiy colored By 6rst dipplne
pieces Of looking glass friuged With
moss for time into . hot but weak
solution Of starch. and then into blue.
red or yellow powder or into powder
ed bronze.
Notices for the tree or around Il e.
be made OF white cotton wool. The lot-
iers are cut out OF card paper, 60 which
the wool is glued. When dry. pull The
WOOL 90 % to give L : puny Or snovy
appearance Trim the letters carefully
afterwards and fssten them On : dork
background. Letters decorated With
rico have the effect Of carved ivory. Cuo
out the letters on cartridge paper, covor
them With thick coating or paste u
glue, and while YET warm drop he
yrains Of rice into II. The rice groino
can also BE- made 20 resemble coral bv
Tipping them into red sealing wax a.
solved IN alcohol. Letters covered With
crumpled tinfoil have good effect an1
resemble frosted silver, or they can -
mssie Of holly, and have rich. cord-Ifko
appearance The leaves sre strung with
: needle upon twine Of The pFoppor
length. passing the needle through tho
center q each Iesf.-N. X. Graphie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21


Nsw AID any Ledger.
William L. Gregory. who 10 under
indictment in Crawford county for
White Cspping, and whose bondssnan
in $1,000 IL George DAvis. one among
the most reputable citixens OF that
county. has been making bad break.
Lille Davis. the IL year old daughter or
George Davis. hsd been on . visit to
friends 10 lafayette town-hip, Floyd
county. and came 20 the city aud was
stopping q the residence Of Mr.. n. N.
Scott. the State street merchant. On
Friday, the l4th, William L. Gregory
made his appearance in the city. aud
sneetiDg Wiiiism Davis, the brother OF
the young lady, gave him Z drink Of
whiskey out Of . half pint bottle Davis
says Gregory had 10 MS pocket. Shortly
sfter taking the drink. young Davis
SAYS, he became numb. sleepy and sick.
and was taken to Fishers hotel where
he was put &c bed.
The young man being thus disposed
IOf, Gregory went to the residence Of Mr..
scott and calling for Lille Davis told
her the condition OF her brother aud
urged her TO 90 with him 70 the hotel
and help take care OF the young man
Mr. SCOTS family strongly opposed her
going with Gregory. but she dec idsd 10
ls0. Instead OF going 10 Fishers. how.
ever Gregory and Miss DAVIS went t0
Louisville, taking room It the Com
mercisl Hotel, where they epent lhr
|night. This morning the girls brother
gave the case TO the police aud they
went 10 Louisviile and arrested Miss
Davis and brought her here and placed
her In the Office OF the station house and
kept guard over heD finally removing
her 10 Fisher's Hotel. where she now T.
They did not find Gregory.
Young Davis telegraDhed for his faith
Ter to come Immediately 10 the city. The
young man says that Gregory has sold
his property In Crawford county and Il
trying 10 escape from the State and was
trying TO induce his sister 20 accompany
him in bic flight. He stated that Greg
ory has : wife and three children In
Crawford county. He IL said to be the
man said 10 have been shot In the fight
OF the White Caps With Morris More
land IN the 9Th 81 July last. Mr.. Davis,
the father Of the girl, will 20 or Greg.
ory's bond II he Il found and returned to
Craw ford county.
Il - learned this afternoon that Greg y
ory went we>t this morning on the Air
Line passenger train, secreting himself
ID the water closet as The train passed
through this city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

Commenting on IN article Ct this Jour-
nal. in which u was declared that II any
Democrats are shown To nave been
guilty Of violations Of the election laws
they should suffer the penalty Of their
crime along with the Rspu bIicans who
ere known 20 be guilty, the esteemed
Sentinel o. Indianapolis says:
~THE COURIER u right, There must
b. no ..exchsnge Of prisoners" this year.
IL any Democrats bought VOTES 81 the re-
cent election. they should be exposed.
The Sentinel and the entire Democratic
press of the State are In favor OF push.
ing the investigation into election frauds
20 the bitter emd, and II any Democrat
gets hurt, .serves him right will be the
verdict Of every honest man In the
party. The time has arrived for calling
! halt upon the scandalous corruption
which has crept Into our elocti0ns. and
The best way to call : hsIt 10 10 send
some OF the most conspicuous corrup-|
lioniats 70 the penitentisry. Then psss|
. stringent reform Law, and our elections
hereafter viii b. comparatively honest II
There will never y any change IN such
scenes - Were witnessed throughout In
diana during tho lest days OF the late
until the laW-sbiding forces OIL
lll political parties oct upon these sug-
gesli0Da.
The Government can endure. no mat
ler which party Il successfuI. ifthst sue.
cess q the result OF the deliberate aud
nnlranmeled judgment o. Tho People
expressed q the polls. But i y mad
ness 70 suppose that Il can continue
long under such fsgrsnt outrages upon
lhe laW. - Wers suggested by Dudley
10 bic ssblocks of fvsn latter and casried
Dot By the wasd strikers and psriy w0'k.
srs of The Republicans II every quarter
vfIodisnA -Bvassyi)ls CUuvlse.
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There Are Now No Flies On II,

Minneapolis Journal.
The election Of General HsrrIs0n WIN
give good deal more prominence a
Indisns than the Hoosier 6tslo be- e.
j0ycd heretofore, and "down East" cul-
ture is beginning 70 inquire what klod
ofa place Indiana d. There has been :
good deal Of prejudice agsInst the 0(a(o
owing TO the impressi0n thas it VA tho'
hack woods part Of The country. It Win
not be necessary, however, 70 worry
about The intellectual status Of people
who can bOast such men q Lew WAllaco
and DR.. Eggleston IN fiction. MsusIoo
Thompson and Jsmes Whilco0b RI)oy
IN poetry, or John Collese end Prof.
John Coulter in scionce. Or Judge Groo-
ham and John Butler ID jurisprudsaco
To descend 70 the vulgar but very elg-
nificant expression, "lhere are 10 1Ioo
on Indiana
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

A beneficiary certificate 10 The 4. O
u w. % better than money 10 : eavioGo
bank. Supposlug : man dep0oit tWo
dollars PER month in savings bank,
how long will Il take him q, acrumu|aeo
Two thCuesnd dollars2 IL b die, Will
the bank psy anymore than b be- d.
posted, with Iuteresif II oon yoass you
would not likely BE- called upon 20 ~
moro than 600 o. o30O 10 The -. O. y.
w. II you die anv time during lheo0
years the "A. q. u. w. will surely pav g
vour dependent beneflcIarlos o3000.
If Won should live On hundred years end
keep Up your assessments you will Doev
in III probability, have paid Into -
order more than that amount do you
know Of any moro profitable or 80
method or laying "a Z heritage log thoo0
whom you VIII lseys lphlnd
y q q W. nJNeoWs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-21

The State bpar.l ~ heal h u lie seventh
annual session presented its annual re-
port 10 the governor.
The re port recon nends that the fol-
lowing amendments 20 the health law
be passed by the legislature:
J. The appointment Of . veterinary
surgeon with provisions for the pay
ment Of his services. aud that the board
be given the right to appoint such sur-
geon- Heretofore the veterinary sur
gcon. who is nov DR.. Prifch4rd. has
held his position simply at the instance
OF the board. without pay.
2. The granting OF power 70 the
board 10 destroy Diseased animals.
:. Regulating burial permits by re-
Quiring all towns to issue them. Also.
providing tor the payment OF county
health officers either Oy fees or sajaries.
4. Investing The board with The power
10 sppoiut aud remove county health
officers.
8 To incrssse the number Of annual
reports from 3 ODO 10 Il least 10000.
D. Provittng = contingent epidemic
fund Tor use in An emergency.
2. Providing for the abatement OF
city sewer nuissnces.
3. To Increase the capacity OF the
deaf aud .iumo aud blind institutions.
,. u, provide tor the appointment OF
cattle inspectors aud the construction oi
ab4si0irs.
The report fully discusses these seve-
rsi recommendations aud shows The
imperative need OF them
the health Of the srsse during the Last
year has been generally good. Consid.
ersbIe typhoid fever folio wed the drv
weather 0f 1887 in sorn- localities. The
mortality resulting from il, however,
Wa light. There hes been no serious
epidemic Of any kind. Small pox broke
out Ia fes places but was not permit
ed 10 spread.
by the ssnitary inspections or the dif-
ferent eiermo-ynsry institutions or the
s's,-, the board finis thar they are all.
without exceptions, in good condition.
Tue IN spectiyrs Of the county asyiums.
however. were productive of some very
poor. and some modified reports. Is 10
their condition. Som Of them. judging
from the report, must be Ia = deplorable
state. "rhe keepers Of these poor
houses." the report says. s'are selected
from the lowest class Of bidders without
reference % their quslifirstions.v Oae
p0or-hou~e that Of carroll county -is
IN sie the subject 81 special and lengthy
report. by wsv Of illustration OF the bal
aud Il thy condition OF some ssylums or
the state The only way TO remedy The
o. these places IL BY erecting
new buildings and putting competent
men In control Of them. Some or them
are now : disgrace Ia the state aud lie
civilized Christian people.
The schools ~ the state are uniformly
in good sanitary condition
The board depIores the absnd oument osl
Ihe National board Of health in I882l
through lack Of appropriations Tor iss
nsiniensnce. IL thinks that the gov
srnment -houId re-estsblish Il. and 70
thar Il BE- placed under iheI
'on'rsl of The Interior department. and
soi 10 the hands Of the navy Or army de-
,arfnents.
Among other things. the report saysl
hat the state u divisiei into i've die
ricss. with membcr of The b,,ar.l IN
cniroi % each. There are 155 orxsn-
zed town aud city health bosrd>. and
many Of them are doing excellent work |
L
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<>toLLEcTIOEs in This and adjoining Counties. an
~ other legal business attended 70 with care ~
oFFicE--vn Krnus' building. Cor. South
n ain aud Ftfth streets.
August 3. lssS
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"Warden's Office, Indiana State Prison
South, JetFersonviIle. Ind Dec. I, 1883. =
10 the Honorable board OF Directors
herewith submit 10 your honors
my annual report and that OF Mr.. r. J.
Conner. Clerk. for the 6scal year end
ing October 81, 1858. The financial con.
hition Of the Institution 10 very satis.
factory, and hes fully sustained my
prediction made In the last annual re.
port that the prison could be made sell.
"The condition Of the prison during
he last year has been greatly improved,
snd much care and attention paid 10 The
-snitation and health oil inmates.
"Under the direction and approval ol
your honorable Board, 1 have made the
following repairs and insprovememts
A bath house, with bath-tubs for boil;
cold and hot water, and Of sufficient ca
paciiy 10 battle slI the convicts once Z
week, has bcem put im u . cost Of e.
900; also, more than 9,O00 feet ol sewer
pipe with traps and water seals. with
v wster-ciorets and sinks; with complete
raps and pumps for removing from the
prison all waste and garbage. have been
rOnstructed ana put In ncw wAter.tanks
md piping have. been supplied where
needed for bath.house and 10 flush out
he severe. Also the drainage has been
greatly benefited on the north OF the
pris0n wall BY proper sewers. with traps
aud seals 10 carry or the wash water
from the shops. A new floor has been
put In the large dinin0-room, AID the
walls newly plsstered. aud the EFT sncss
enlarged. now window. put In, aud the
entire building repainted, and the room
furnished with new st00ls, aud tables
mounted on iron frames. a new tin
roof was put on dollhouse .'C" aud the
main building over the Offices, and also
on the south half OF cell house "B.r and
sll we'll painted. Also, within the year,
The chapel and hospital building haa been
greatly improved aud the chapel-room
completed and very neatly deco rated.
FINANCIAL.