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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
FOR A LEISURE HOUR.

in the spring the youth his person in the latest
fashion decks, -'''e9'
And begins to cast admiring glances On the other
sex; '''4s'
In the spring nameless yearning. something
that he cannot trace
Comes upon him when he meets maiden with
pretty face ''-
And the futtering Of a ribbon or the perfume OF
aglove,
Thrills his pulses and his fancy lightly turns tn
thoughts Of love-
In the spring the maiden doiIs the glossy seal
skin sacque she wore,
Which enables her 10 don bigger hustle than
before.
Then she puts on lighter garments, snowy laces,
ribbons gay,
And gorgeous hat the climax caps CT her new
spring array.
All the secrets OF the toilet uses with woman's
skill,
For her heart, too, is responsive to the seasons
magic thrill.
- Roefou Coffr{rr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
The Pope a Great Chess Player.

The Pope has a weakness for chess. de
is very fine player, and in the amateur
ranks IS aaid to have few superioTs in the
knowledge of gambits and openings. There
is one priest in Rome who has the especial
honor of being the POpe's adversary over
the board. The priest-Fathe- Giella-
has played chess with Leo Pecci for thirty
two wears past. When Cardinal Pecci was
raised TO the Papal throne, Father Giella,
who was then in Florence, got an invita-
ton TO proceed to Rome and take up bis
quarters in the Vatican. Giella is hot
tempered, and has been known to look
very black indeed at the Vicar Of Christ
across his chess-board. The Pope takes
Giella's temper good naturedly, and often
Improves the occasion by little homily
on the virtues Of resignation and meek
ness.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
A Lacking Ingredient.

Talk about wives" said Farmer Haw-
buck: 'Pye got one wife in million.
Why che gets up n the mornin', milks
seventeen cows and gets breakfast for
twenty hard workin' men before o'clock,
by gum. "She must by a very robust
woman, Hswbuck," remarked one of his
hearers. ION the contrary" put in the
farmer; "she is pale and delikit-like.
Gosh, eff that woman was strong dunno
what work she couldn't do. -Harper's
Weekly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
A Fair DIvIsion of Labor.

Employer Ito new clerk This pack
age of money you've counted is two So
bills short" New Clerk-"How do you
know? You said you hadn't counted the
money" 81 said that TO test you honesty.
hardly know what TO do about it," 81
can help you out; you take me into part
nership, and I'll do the stealing for the
firm and you can 60 the lying, and we'll
make things hum. "-TtTas SDtings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
Two Great Artists.

What a wonderful painter Raben's
wac" remarked Merritt OF the art gallery.
yes" assented Cora, 'it is said of him
that he could change laughing face into
sad one by single stroke" why"
spoke up little Johnnie in disgust, my
school-teacher can do that "-DetroH Free
Press
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a OuIet Afternnnn.

Fond Mamma who knows him at home
-"FIankie, l hope you have been a nice,
quiet boy at school this afternoon"
Frankie-"Yes, indeed, Mamma! I went
to sleep in my seat right after recess, and
the teacher said she would keep in the first
boy or girl that walked me up."-Puek.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
4 Mlstaka.

Agent for Jewelry House-"Iye got q
fire line Of diamonds I'd like to show
YOU" Man Addressed-"You'vem made
mistake, sir am the proprietor of this
hotel not the clerk " - .SoHoma Jaliey
Whistle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
Wherein Her success Law.

Mother-''I understand, my dear, that
you made quite an impression at the con-
veIsazione the other evening" Daughter
-"Yes, mamma" what subject did
you discuss?" II didn't discuss anything,
mamma; let Others do the discussing. -
Hqrpers Mdqdzme.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07

Magistrate to prisoner)-"Were you
born in Pennsylvania" Pisoner-"Yes,
sir" Brought up in the State?" Eyes.
have been brought up in Pennsylvany,
and every other State in the UniOn too"
Life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
A CLEVER PARLOR TRICK
Which Requires No Psraphernalia but a
Pencil and Bit of Paper.

Pencil and Bit of Paper.
NeiC York World.
In company it is desirable that each
should furnish portion of the evening"
entertainment. As cards and the usual
psraphernalia OF a msgicisn may not be
handy, it is well 10 know at least one
trick which requires nothing but pencil,
a slip Of paper and good memory. It is
called "who wears the ring"
The number OF persons participating
should not exceed nine. Some one of the
company is selected unknown to you 10
put a ring on one OF his fingers You
now say you will tell u who wears the
ring, C2) the hand it is on, (3) the finger Of
the hand and a. the joint OF the finger.
This is apparently presuming 10 do great
deal, and your hearers will look on at first
rather obviously.
The company being seated in regular or
der the persons must be numbered /, 2. 3,
etc. The thumb must be termed the first
finger, the forefngeT being the second.
The Joint nearest the extremity must be
called the first Joint; the right hand is one
and the left hand two.
The preliminaries arranged, leave the
room in order that the ring may be placed
unobseryed by you. Suppose that the
third person has the ring on the right
hand, third finger and frat Joint. Your
object is to discover the figures 3l3l. Re-
turning to the room, ask one OF the COM
pany to perform secretly the following
arithmetical operation:
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Grarelers' Guide.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
"A EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS daily,
fSunday excepted. MONDAY excepted. sSun-
day only. Saturday excepted. Saturday only.
10 Meridian. February ~, 1857 NheeDng
time. which Is Just one hour earlier than Central
Time
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He must apprise you Of the figures pro-
duced. $685.. Yo1 will then, IN all casts,
subtract from it 1886. In the present III
stance there will remain 3l3l, denoiing
the person no. 3, the hand Nc. l. the flu
ger No. and the joint No. /.
The formula may be readily memorized,
or the various operations may be written
on a small card by the performer for ref
erence and convenience.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
method In His snenoe-

"BOlton told me be had borrowed some
money from you. l was surprised, be-
cause never heard you say any thing about
it" "NO; I still hope 10 get it back. -
Life
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l~rrer
...rrrp IL
-., live sosi7 7
,,--,.,
.-,r.a - every day ln
,,,ule5re7 that TO
..,-..,l, 90
-.'-e' 'v2'' '0'- ~
-- .r.t have sh-cted ID
A~ l u.ercolrss. And,
f-seontrrtei ard
es. had b.,,
had no" o'c'--7
happiness th=t she
SID fo the an
|
-.5 -r nv room i
.-.s ,- twice. but
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- ,,i.t I'm. be-
,s ,r,7ll resist
tt- -,~s was
.., -,- rso1est
s- -..s .-i Gracefully
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a'ilg syycA-
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-om7.l-s
Nis care one
t5 clear iar OF
ea-.t-- sly T1,c'
.1eA us. Tier
-ot q cai'ie' 's
o-N no -slt OF
,sr Co her, while i
-...-. roF they all e m7
relt tore.
pose you vi, bsrstur--
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onnlar Demonstration.

She-"You were not go dissipated before
we were married. He-"Indeed ! was,
my dear; but when ANYBODY told you 70
then Won wouldn't believe it."-LDc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07

5o1isirs INC Z7nesyiI through rSaa3ngcz train
lssvas Hslle;re - & 40a r., Srrir9s o. telails
T6odgrsld passenger sraln losyes bCllslrs
400 o. Ia, arrives 81 Bellaire Il BID 8 =.
gumnerdeld Accommodation leaves boilaH
DOS n m. arrives al Bellaira ~ ll3l q. 70.
an trains daily eIcep. Sunday. Contra 3tt1s
rrd Tine from Bcileire.
[ET HYFIING AND ELM HEOVE RAILROAD
w on Gnd after Saturday, October l3 lsoo,
trains on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
will run a. follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
SUNDAYS:

Leave the CITY At So A. N. and run every hour
-.tJ-G1En m Leave Wheeling Park az 900 a.
~ and rin every hour ultl 1000 p. m. Except
Church Train viii leEY PARK +, ei5 g. m; and
City a. 1915 p. N. ~ l l,,,',,l1,,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07

/. Double the number Of the person who
has the ring. in the case suppO.eQ Ll.s
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31


Ihe general term of the supreme contt
OF New YORK. Monday Affirmed a yord ct
o. the olrcmt court Of Si6 600 against
ohaiies Arbucklo In breach of promise
suit brought by Clara Gang bell Of Iroa.
senator Vance Monday had one Of his
eyes removed, and rallied we'll from the
o9pstsoon, oil danger being reported past
le heean to lose tho sighs OF ths eve
more than year ago, and seceutly there
"as total loss Of vision in the eve, tbe
fellna separating from HE ball
The afth payments, amounting IN
vi l0o FOR each vesssl, have been made
On NE gunhoats Concord eod Benningtnn
ohd9r construction ct Chester. Pa 4
second payment of sl4 N00 has boen
m1oa on III" torpedo boat bling bniIt AT
. hssiethoi'9 yard TIE Odlumpia ;,on
SORTS Of Baltimore, have received ,ha
eolRh'h payment Tor work on tla ynnhca.
feSrel. Penalties amounting 10 10 9Tn
were deducted from 1t on accom-. n,
.aliute 10 complete the vessel within the
e w tine. The sum poid was
Si1,3do. Payments for these yessels are
mao. N ~ instalruents, according 10 Inc
progress Of the work OF them,
% . al J.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
SPORTING NOTES.


The season Of 1889 is but couple of
months of.
The Chicsgos and all American teams
had to abandon their proposed games in
India. They will have to hustle 10 reach
here by April 10th.
In the 10 years he has been playing
ball Anson went to the bat 4,904 times
aud made 1,75i hits. In the nine years he
has been playing Smiling Mickey"
welch had 1877 "licks" and made 433
bits.
The National Association of Amateur
Athletes of America will give meeting
al Madison Square Garden, New York,
on Saturday, March I'd. The prizes will
he diamond rings 70 first, diamond scarf
pins to second and gold medals to third.
Thomas Giilen, the new catcher Of the
Detroit club. died on Saturday at his
tather'a residence in Philadelphia of kid
ney disease, Gillen, who was counted
one OF the best catchers in the country,
was ~ years old and was not married. He
had been in the baseball profession for
about Blk years.
The 20 mile skating race for the cham.
pionsbip of the world on Sunday at Min
neapolis between Axel Paulsen OF Norway
and rudolph Goetz OF Milwaukee re-.
suited in victory for the Norwegian who
STATED the 20 miles in hour, minutes
ard 80 seconds. GGetz dropped ont after
10 milea. Paul5sn's time il the best on
record.
Henry E. Searle, champion oArsman Of
the world writes from 5yndey, N. s. W.,
to H. X. Fox that as he wou the cham
pionship on the Parr9matta river anv
scuiler who wants TO measure blades with
him will have to come to New South
Wales. SesIle also writes that he ia
matched to row John Teemer for So, 500
q side in April, bsnlan having posted the
first deposit OF $500 for the American, but
that the ms1ority OF aquatic peopls in the
Antipodes think 1t will be- d forfeit on
Teemer's part. As Teemer has indeh-
nltely postponed his Australian trip Han.
Ian will probably be out $500.
Dominick McCadrey is hun0erinp for a
fight. de says In o card; ~ do not pro.
pose to allow any one to claim the cham.
pionsbip until have been defeated, /
want fight to hnish with Dempsey
with skin.tight gloves. am willing 10
have thu fight take place before n San
| A"A-SASNS SAAo AbA u purse oil
$4,000, l sin willing to wager az 600 to
$4,000 on the outsida that ! win win,
Thus stake Of $4,000 would BIO assured,
DEMPSEY has either got to meet me or
admit that he is afraid to do 60. there
fore have placed forfeit Of $500 in the
hsnds of the sporting editor OF The Phila.
delphia ITEM and will be prepared 10
meet Dempsey to a finish In sry section
OF the east where fight oan be brought
of without interference Of the authorities
and with fair play on both sides. have
always met my opponents on their own
terma and fought on my merits. Demp.
sey deolaves he wants light. Iwant one
too, aud want one with him particularly
without indulging in any hot collar OF
unnecessary talk. II Re can defeat me
he can win money enough to retire from
the riug. II he loses he can still have 4
ohonoe to get even by annihilatiua
Nisehesl' li,s' sua gui., Uspa-r
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
BAsE-BALL IN THE SOUTH.
Collins, Who Caught mcMahon,
Gives an Interesting Account OF
the Trip.


Collins, Who Caught McMahon,
Gives an Interesting Account OF
the Trip.
The New York Sun of Sunday said .
Collins and McMabon, the American
battery, who while with the Key
West Club during the past month
or more made 30 fine record,
arrived homo on Wednesday. The Sun
reporter saw Collins yesterday, and some
very interesting facts were learned re-
garding baseball In Cuba. Whom the
American battery went to Key West It
was intended that they should stay with
that club until spring, and an extended
trip through Cuba had been planned.
The scheme fell through, for the reason
that the yellow fever prevented the or
ganiziug Of clubs In the south. and other
complications prevented their games
from being successful.
He was In Ouba three weeks, and dur
ing that time he played In several games
''You talk about the life Of M umpire be.
lag hard. Well. you should have been
In my place In the game that ne played
on New Years Day. We won with ease,
but so great was the feeling that 1 had TO
be taken eft the field by the police
McMahon made fne record. In four
of the hardest games we had to play he
struck out 70 men. The batsmon down
there didu't seem to be able 10 do any
thing with his curves, and they lust
famed the dir.
They have several prices OF admission
to the games. One can get o seat ir the
sun for 80 cents. When there is q little
shade thrown in it costs so cents. A
grand stand seat will stand you in 81,
while box that seats six persons costs
81. However, 40 cents in our money is
equal to 81 down there; il will buy as
much vt least. One Of the great draw.
backs to the national game In Cuba IL
that the government levles tar OF 500
in gold for every game that Ia played,
and It has to be paid, no matter whether
that much money ia taken in at the gate
OF not. understand that this is done to
discourage the American game moro than
anything else and 10 encourage bull
fights, upon which there IL no tnx.
''As far as could see the Cubans are
crazy for baseball, and I; all outward
appearance seem to bs 3. used TO bull
tights. The spaniards are j, tho oppo-
site, and they think that there 10 no sport
like bull fighting. The government seems
to be with them, too, aud this makes il
bad for baseball. We came home before
we expected, but we had fun enough"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
anxsnAI BouLASaER sLHornD.


He Receives n Plurality OF over
So,0O0--rhc Governments Expected
60 Resign.
PANS, Jan. 28.-Gsneral Boulanger
was yesterday elected TO the chamber OF
deputies from the department OF the
Seine, which consists of the oity Of Paris,
by vote of 2i4, 070 to 1862 $40 for NJ.
jacques, the Republican candidate The
vote was unprecedentedly large, and tho
excitement was intense, but everything
passed of quietly. The polls opened at
8 O'Clock and closed at z.
Yesterday opened fiue and at m early
hour the streets began to ill with people,
the general stir and hustle increasing as
the morning wore on. At noon the olec-
tors were thronging toward the 266 bal
lotinP stations. II seemed certain that the
vote would be the heaviest ever polled In
the district. The Boulangists were every
where fret at the voting places and dis
played the greatest confidence In their
success.
The voters Of the Faubourg 81. Ger
main and Champs Elysees districts were
nearly all Bculapgiats, but the issue
generally depended upon the VOC In the
workmen's quarters, especially in the
Bellsvllle, Charonnea, st. Denis and
Oourbevoie districts. One enterprisipR
morning paper engaged $50 special re-
porters, oRch OF whom 1t provided with
cab, and 80 bicyolists to bring the result
In each section with the greatest possible
speed.
Tho members OF the government are
aStounded at the result. Bets are freely
offered that the ministry will resign to-
day. The Boulangists predict the imme-
diata fall Of the Floquet ministry, the
dissolution OF parliament and a general
election In March. They also forecast
rupture In the Radical party, and express
the belist that forty Radical deputies will
Join the Boulsngists' ranks, and thus give
the general q following OF sixty members
in the present chamber.
The general will resign the Seine seat,
retaining that for the Nord Department.
It Is Tumored that NJ. Magnin, the gov
ernor of the Bank Of France, will be
asked to form o cabinet.
Complete returns show the following
result; Boulanser, pa 90; Jacques,
1853 $40; Boule, 16, 200; other candidates,
1855. BoulanRef's plurality, 1850;
his majority, "a 432.
Great excitsment prevailed on the
huueVards during the night. The police
did not interfere. Ten thousand persons
assembled outside the Cafe Duraud,
cheering ard singing. They were
especially demonsirstive whenever Gen.
Borlenger appeared at the window. Whom
Ruulaoger was leaving in his car, .ge
after tue announcement of tho reF It he
passed n restaurant opposite TO thu Cafe
Dutand, where friends Of the government
were assembled The latter hiss8d loudly,
and BoulAnger'S friends replied by throw
ing stones
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
A sTTR IN "RACHELOR FLArs.o
A Proud mcn laavle Creates Con.

A Proud Men Hawk Creates Com
atcrnnti0n nnd Indignation.
"Bachtlor Flats" uniquely descrip.
tive title applied TO a section Of loiiy
apartments OF the Clayton House WAS in
high conservation the other night over
the advent OF monster hen hawk. TIE
naughty bird OF prey wns presented 20
one of the tenants OF ths fats by nm ed.
mirluG friend. Ii arrived during the new
owners absence and was turned loose IN
the sleeping apartments OF its posaessor.
"ltnout knowledge of his good fortune
ard git the bachelor went 20 Lis room
hnd retired. The night was we'll I'd
vauced, the house quiet and repose soon
came to the weary owner Of the proud
bird. The latter had perched maiss.ically
GA the apex OF clothes press and
SEA sAa Removed aftiso WITH q kfea-
ns7 l',At osspoKo sharp apaetits. Il
eontempis I'd the situation in it's auietude.
( .si7n spreading I've p,a.ons vita q tell
swoop and lusty scream, the bird OF
prey pouncen upon new silk hat which
was lying on the dressing case. The an.
paliug din terrified the lone sleenar
who lesped from his bed and
crawled beneath il for protec-
sASA TO see
the phantom like bird bear aloof in his
talons the pot hat which represented the
accuracy of its owners guessing on cleo
tion results. His Hswkship believing he
had secured Legitimate object Of prey
resumed his perch and before his beak
could be stayed the hat was in tatters.
With club the bird was chased IRON its
owners doors. After coursing through
the halls of tho hostelris for some time
the bird few back to bachelor iiatsu and
established an eyry on the trunk Of its
owners neighbor. Here the bird rep osed
with an sir Of proprietorship and contem-
plation which at once destroyed the utility
Of It's resting place. as receptacle for
clothing, and made its Punishment from
observation necessity. The owner OF
the bird and he of the trunk do not speak
now and the question es to whether or
not toe owner Of pet which one does
not know he possesses Is responsible for
IT'S department, is tine topic of animated
I discussion in ''bachelor flatS.u
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
EUROPE ALARuED.

RouiaDgcr Aims TO be tho Executive
sacHu Of France In N HfDnIh Fenr
| hNprcsscd Ehat tlo aims ut a Die
tntorshIp.
FARls. dan. 90 1T Ia stated that nj.
Floqaet, the prime minister, does mot In
tend TO introduces In the Chamber OF Dep.
utiss an anti-BoulEneist bill, nor does DO
intend 10 propoHe dissolution Of the
chamber. He will INTRODUCES to-day q
bill TO reestaolish tue iScfutia dArpon
d,s.nlsnt system of voting. The Boulan-
gist coalition has decided to remain
pasAive and to profit by any mistakes that
nay DO made by the government. The
downfall OF tho Floquet government is
! sVneo'aa when II demands ursancy inv
iha 10 itltg y ArrOHUisepleat bill or the
Boulan2lst and proDably many Opportun-
lists ana Asdioais wall refuse 70 agree to Il.
1t is stated that M. Goblet and M. de
Freycinet both desire tho position OF prime
minister. The most important post in
the new cabinet will bs that OF minister
OF the interior as TINT office will have tho
supervision OF the general elections which
it is expected will take place in March.
The Boulangists declare that should
the government blunder General
Boulanger would be president OF the
executive power within month.
III. Reinash in the RepubigVe FTdncaiss
demands the establishment Of govern.
ment capable Of preserving lib rty of
restraining license. and OF com batting
the efforts 10 create q dictatorship. he
dds 1--WE must not seek thu mrEnbers
Of such government among Radicals. I"
nouLASaER MAY SWALLOW FRAsoE.
VIENNA, Jan. 29.-The Fremden6!att
lays the blame for the dangerous turn OF
events Ia France upon radicalism and
says: Although NJ. Ferry is the Attest
aan TO form now cabinet his doing so
might increase the discussions among the
Republicans. Perhaps NJ. Waldeck Ros-
seau would BIO the right man for the
present moment. The parliamentary
rtpnblc must oppose the dictator and
pretender and must change itself from q
raoleal TO conservative government.
Inc FTtSs declares that President
uarnot must abandon his reserve. Other
wise, 1t says, Boulangerism will swallow
France within year.
IN THE HANDS OF AN ADVENTURE.
VIENNA, Jan. 29.-rhe Mem Free Press
reiettlny TO the election of General
Boulanger, says II President Garnet
earnestly summons the whole Of France
to decide the question Of government the
country will perhaps recoil from the dis
grace Of falling into the hands of polit-
zeal adyenturer. Paris by the election Of
General Bculauger has signiHed its an.
ptoyal OF the ReOInche idea. Tho exc.
erations Of all peoples will be hesped ON
we heAds OF the ration responsible for
the next war in Europe.
THE REPUBLIC MUST ACT.
"a PETERSBURG, Jan. 20 Tho G-as.
al'sl@ says that General Boulangers aims
nFe more enignRticaI then ewes. and that
be Should make frank declaration of his
purposes.
Ihe .j2urnal de 81. Psterssourq and the
HosoNt look upon the election o. Gen.
eral B9ulanger as a summons to tho BE.
public to take action for its preser ya.ion,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
Methodist ministers, rTee,,ny.


The NJ. q. Preachers Associs tiou held
It's weekly meeting Monday IN ,rnine.
encouraging reports were received re.
specting the revival sergices in Union,
AsSury, st. Paups, Epworth and SCOTT
churches and at Newark and Edge Moor.
A letter from the Rev. Z. L. Hubbard,
Ph. D., thanked the association for its *
preston OF sympathy in his behalf. The
Rev. Jacob Todd, D. d read On essay GA
"ohristisn Science" following which ths
topic was discussed by the Revs. Van
Burkslow, Holt, Corkrsn, Bryan, Sander.
son, Stengle, Murray, Rooms, Collins ard
Thomas. President Bryan ard Secretary
Collins were constituted cammitsee to
invite Bishop Foss to attend the meeting
OF the association on Monday morning
next. The curators announced that at
that meeting there will be preaching by
the Rev. j. & Bryan, followed by criti-
cisms of ths discourse by the Rayg. N. Nj.
Browne and Jacob Todd, Il. D.