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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
NOTICE.!

The General VI tuagcr Of the Grand Trunk
Railway Co. has i.suci instructions thnt c.GtIc
fpnnd -tTaying on the highways Within one
fourth uile ot the railway track are to be
irnpoundcd
The summer season being nos fairly open.
aud cnirc beng -uCu rolning tho streets
iuul Trucks notice j. hereby given that any
I've stock found running inO~c after TINS Il ate
will hr taken and held until any damage done
- settled. unl fine, pr'd
join REEVE, Ngrut.
Island Pond. VI, May Is, 1870.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
Call and see the new Millinery at
Mrs. Halls this week.

See notice elsewhere with reference
10 the straying Of cattle.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
Is Positively the BEST ever offered
ITLEADSi

IL Positively the BEST ever offered
LEADSi
1t furnishes Pure Life Insurance
~ o6om oHe hdif the rates usually
charged by responsible Companies.
1t is pay rs you go" for the poor as
we'll as the rich.
No assessments and cheaper than
assessment or society insurance.
A policy absolutely free from tech.
nicaltie.; not requiring lawyer to
interpret or collcct-like IA Bank Draft
it is simply promise to pay.
All backed by over $4,000 900 solid
assets. The company has paid over
$50 900 900 to its assured.
For circalarS or mtorm1tioa, address
VI. v. II. BULL d CO., Managers,
II STATE ST., ALBANY, NY
One FIRST Glass Representative wanted as Il
General Agent for your section,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

Every traveller should have John.
sons AnodyEe Liniment in their
.atchel. Safe and reliable.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

Repairing, painting. repaiutinS, pa
periug, repaperiug, white washing,
etc, and fixing uH generally are going
on throughout the town quite bri,kly.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

Geo. o. Thomas has left town, eNs
pectinR to locate permanently in Lis.
bon, n. II. lie leaves behind many
friends who will wish for him large
manner Of success in his new howc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
Home News.

Today, Thursday, is Ascension Day.
observed by services ut the Episcopal
and Roman Catholic Churches.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

Tommie Cruine is now learning the
drug business. and it will be his own
fault if he is not as competent and
successful us those who have already
made their mark rs druggists under
Mr., Rawson's supervision, for his in
struction is ALWAYS thorough.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

Humphrey Randall of So. Paris,
Me, vino has been assisting in the
drug stoIe OF late, has closed his en-,
gagement, and gone to Bar lIarbor,
Me-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

Erastus Buck Post has received from
Redtield Proctor, Secretary of War, Il
beautiful set OF maps of all the battle
fields OF the late war of tie rebellion.
This gift is very much app ecidted by
the Post
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

An invitation hts been accepted for
Erastus Busk Post and Relief Corps to
attend Divine Service ut the Congre-
gational Church on Memorial Sunday
May p, at O'Clock p. m, sharp. y
full ATTENDANCE is desired.
NJ. L. DYER, Com,aa'uicr.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

Essex County Teachers Institute.
As previously announced IN the
HERALD, II County institute will b.
held ut GuidhaIl, comInencing noSt
Wednesday, continuing days. The
Grand Trunk will issue return tickets
at single fare between Norton aud
Groveton Junction the same rates
will be given on the Upper Coos, and
cent, per mile on the Concord & Mon
trcal between Scots aud Groveton
Junction. Accommodation at the
low rate OF SOC per day will he furnish
ed by the people OF Gu ildhall and at
the hotel there, but previous applica
ton should be made to Charles T..
Benton. Circulars giving the full pro.
grumne viii be printed and distrlbu.
ted this week. The meetings will be
held in the court house. Am ong those
expected TO be present are Stale Supt
Palmer, EX Supt. Conant, Prof. Putney
OF ST. Johusbury, and Supervisors
Brooks, Taylor, Stone and Goodhue
4 general attendance of the teachers
and friends Of education throughout
the County is expected, for the occasion
will surely he both pleasant aud pro
fituble. Efforts will be maie to enliven
the sessions with music.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

Ben Nallee, who has been sick with
rheumatism the greater part of the
winter, is now up aud around, but
says lie don't feel quite as young as he
was six months ago.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
GEO. NJ. PATCHEN JR.

5SSl. by Geo VI Patchrn, 20, record .. q :, by
CassiNs VI. Clay, by Henry Clay, son of An-
drew Jack sen by Young Bashaw by Imported
Grand liushaw.
Dam by Monmouth Eclipse, son of Imported
Eclipse.
Geo VI. Pntchcn's No. 20 dam was by Head
EN-, son of Imported Trustee
Head'Gmo dam, ltaska, by American
Eclipse.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
MARRIED.

UDLkI-PENvEY In Island Pond, May
IT, by Rev. j y. WnlkCr. Harry {. Dudley
OF Burke aud Mali,ea v. Peavey OF East
liuN en-.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
ALLEN NJ. HALL

was got hy MrCrea's Geo VI. Pntchen Jr, > 81
First Dam by H. {. Iiill's Black Hawk, son
of Howc's Black Hawk by llilrs Vermont
Black Hawk
SccOpd Dam by RoWe's Black Hawk son Of
Vermont Black Hawk.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

The young ladies, who were the re
recipients of so kind Il remembrance
ut the hands Of Essex Lodge, |. o. O.
f., wish to express their sincere appre.
citation Of the kindness shown them.
and to extend t. the members OF the
order their heartfelt thanks for the
beautiful pre- senls with which they
were presented.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

Toothnchc. every ache fees from
Johnson's Arodyne Linmcnt as from
wrath to cone.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
HARRY HALL

is a horse OF excellent appearance; his feet
and limbs are Of the finest pattern, with style
and action unsurpassed by any. He has never
been handled for speed.
lie will make the season OF 1870 in charge
of L. ID. Ladd, ut
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
TIE YEARLY RENEWAL TERM PLAN or the

LIFE ms UR "A N Q e
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

Ph@pix MntHaI Life ms. Co
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
THERE is

new under the sun
1T is IN
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

No assessments and cheaper than
assessment or society insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
TO rNIrE TWO HOSPLTALS.

The somiannual meeting Of the officers Of the New
York skin and Cancer Hospital took place yesterday
afternoon AZ their country hospital Fodham
Heights. Tho uortlnc was presided over BY " O.
Riddle. and Frederick Haas. secretary. read resume Of
tho society, work for tho last SIX months Save for
deficit ~ $4,000 which he felt certain pub
llc would uqudate the report all that could be
desired. II shown that the patients both at the
Thirty fourth ST. hospital and the country branch
Fordham Heights maintained at average cost Of
81 30 a day. An important question came up when IL
Was moved that the New York skin and Cancer Hos
pial be incorporated with the New York Cancer Hos
pital The motion. which was made by the president,
wa, fayoraby received and within a few DAYS. Mr..
Riddle said he Joint committees Of the two hospitals
will come to a final decision. Among those present
were Isaac IscliU. Dr.. L. Duncan Bulkley. John r.
Nr- tlarencc Cary. ChArlcS Sackctt. A. D. Ciafin. H.
Hoffman F. p Terry John a. Lowcry. Payson Merrill.
Robert Waller. IT,. the Misses Olivia stokes, Louise
Taylor. Emily Schwab and Mary Agncw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
CHANCES ~ THE WILLIAMS FACULTY.

Wllamstown, Mass. MAY l6.-At the spring meet
ing OF the trustees Of Williams College this morning
Professor Richard A. Rice, in the chair Of Modern
Languages and Literature, assigned To the re
Gently endowed J. Leland Miller chair Of American
History, Literature and Eloquence. Thomas Logic,
3. A., OF the University Of Toronto 1850, and fellow
OF johns Hopkins, was appointed instructor In the
Roman languages G. :. Ellis, SO. now active pro
lessor OF Latin at Oberlin. made Instructor in
Latin. Inc changes 10 the faculty are 10 take effect
next year lie HOphIu, Memorial Builf ng will be
opened july l. with dcdicatOry services, which Will
tanc the place Of the usual class-day exercises one
thousand dOara was appropriated for new apparatus
In the physical laboratory. which viii be under the
direction Of Or. Henry Lefayor. SO. Tho cla,, com
mtt"" announce that The senior promenade VIII take
place Tuesday evening. July, /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
TPOrBLES Of BUSINESS 1EN.

The firm Of Max Hellman & sons. manufacturers Of
silk ribbons al so 797 Teuthovc. and Al College
Point are in the hands Of the sheriff. on an attach
lnent Of 20 100 in favor Of Hayler Meyer d co., or
an unpaid note. made November g. lao. for SIS
months, Their labilitie, are reported 10 be abou
100000.
Julius Raumbatt wholesale dealer I'm laoes and
cInbrodcrics Al so 10 Lc-lenarc it., ]. reported
20 have sold ont hi, sock and left the state. leaving
his creditors unpaid. Judge Lawrence. Of the ~u
prcue Court Ia, granted am attachment again, him
,Or S1HG IN favor Of - Nc.ll q Quachcubu.h. "h"
allcgc tina he disappeared from bis place Of hH-nc'
about MAY and letter ha- since been gee I
iu This City purpOrfiug 20 have been crit on "i
Ncw- York Central tIan boz which NJ. Eiumbaii
aid that he going o leave the state and b'tlu
again in some other state.
william r. scott florist at 40 4O7 Fin ave-
made an assignment YES erdfy 10 george ". stephen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
FINE HorsErrRyISHIyG GOODS.

There are few stores interesting In the variety
Of their stock than devoted D. modern house
furnishing goods. There Is positive fascination L"
the accomplished housewife In the array 81 pots
and pans and the various devices for ic,Nenine oT
pegfectinc homework. The display OF fine cook
ing uten>il, from French and American manu-
facturcrs shown al Lewis q Congers. Nos ool and
sos sixth-avc. and Nos. 1885 and l.3i0 Broad
way, is always interesting. representing A. IL
does all the best and latest cooking appliances.
The duck press" II OF the most recent French
inventions by Of which the rich juice IN tile
carcass Of wild ducks Of any fowl after the fe-h
is removed t. pressed ont and made into sauce
which adds delightful favor % the dish.
The scissor, Carver IS for the help o.: The mnI'l
tude Of uns}lfu carvers who fail to strike the JOINT
By means of this simple contrivance the most "h
,tinato Joint Of fowl game is compelled Z" YIeid'
The nursery refrigerator is HIGHT tin box. SD small
that II NAV be As easily carried satchcl u
needed in travelling or AZ "A country ontH-. INC
boy is a perfect refrigerator the f." IN IT, com
uartnents having been known 20 remain for seq
eral DAYS in warm weather with little apparent
diIninuton go . Az. 49,. d, al
sizes from quart 10 MANY gallons ms ia'n"i,
SOM kettle which has been indorsed 10y ""uIc pr"
ali the best chefs and Viiters on cuisine certain
needs no recommendation French Golfer pots WIN
inc straners are shown in solid stoneWarc u dfrs
ent styles The house has also variety OF water
filters in different sizes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
cgtpgL AVID HOSPITAL DEDIcArrI

Noro'ou Conn. Nav 10 Spcrlnl.-1hc ncv chapel
and hospital Of tho Fitch Home for Nc"rt" d" i''
War were dedicated this afternoon. Tho midin-'
were erected al expense b. the state Of ---,o'o
In front Of the hO-pltal J, marble statue. "ih" sol
d,ers Return executed in Rome by Gorge VI.
Mead It's cost wa $1,000 The cScrcI"' were
conducted In the chapel. Prominent men rom al
over the state and large delegation 81 the Women s
Relief Corps were present Governor MoEan =.
Eulkcley presided and after hi addrc,- s)oe'he'
were made hy General william J.. Franklin. pr'idrnt
Of the National Board Of Manager, Of 5der'
Homes. Lieutenant Governor Mcrwn, Of New la'cu
John C. BrOafch Department Commander II the
g. l. T.. Of Connecticut. T.. stevens Henry state
Treasurer. Mis- Jennie u. smith, Of Wln-t'd pro-,
dcnt Of the WOmcn'~ Relief Corps, and the Rv. j.
Henry Miller. chaplain of the Department 4 the
g. 4. 4. 81 ConnccticuL The ne" h"'pith. WI a."
OF the wards this morning There are no" "a sol
ders IN the Home Al disabled solder, no" ns' l
ansferred 60 this new hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
TIE COCRTS.

PHALEN's ALLEGED ECCENTRICriIEs.
The contes' the will al James Phalen was
argued before the surrogate yesterday morning, by
H. r. Butler for the plaintiff, Charles J. Phalen
a son Of the testator, and by J. l. Macklin for he
defendants. the two daughters Of the testator inc
Will was executed May -, 1--2 and provided that
the en- ire estate which valued at about Sl,4O0,
OOO should be divided into four equal parts, each
of the children and the widow to receive onefourth.
shortly before Nr. Phalen's DEATH however. he added
a codcil. which provided that the sons share should
be held in trust by the United states Trust Company,
the son 10 receive The income, which amounted 10
about SO 900 year. The son contested the will
ard alleged that his sister, the Countess de Gabrio
had induced his father 10 add the cOdicu while he
was III and by making false representations TO HIM.
He declares that his sister told HI, father that he
was insane and caused him 10 be confined IN an insane
asylnm IN switzerland for several weeks.
Mr.. Mackln read a number Of aiidavl when de-
sclibed the sons alleged actions In switzerland ON
one occasion he had paid hfiy francs Tor glass OF
beer and at another tim" the mother Of he idiyold
Of the inn at which he was staying had died and the
Young man erected large monument o her memory.
This him $4,000 francs The case was adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
BTGWT Mp ECHOES.

from The Jacksonville ,FlaJ Tribune.
Ever since the Editor Of The Times. Mon pub
li-h.G h, manifesto 10 the President De has been
struggling 10 bolster up hi' position By lIoi!ns ''y
comment, OF The Mug"ump pres on ne chort %.
hls life Realizing the fact that hi, cnu9oh cost
MIN IA. rapcct Of al dent Pcorr ne t Eat hi,
article called dOwu upon hiu. Atrr dcldh'E Pon'
ing To Tho Washington POST, Whlcl ',Ticu t TO- ~ ~,
trying 10 nl! -ometnlus hi MS article 10 'nut'S II
,ged N'IS well iio mo" 'Wv',lI, ny Pnryiirnp
with the cf,duiy Characteristic Of the Mug"uHP
when Islander against The Republican Admh'u".t,"n,
j. uttered that journal crroncoI'E assume sun s ~,
mtrst the control Of elections t. such court ol",Ct
the editor describes would be- Pic~umPNr, en-.
dcncc OF 4 partisan purpose con th" part ol Wy
NdministratlonJ. ctc. SO one viii dispute that n
such officer, that editor describes a,tu'.G v t
.tcd In the persons Of the nitc1 state, court or tt
northern District OF Florida thcrc would Dc o55e e>.
grounds for complaint h1, U III n' nIu,sition even
H. consider Thorr j. moi one particle oil cN u',l '
% shG~ the pe,enee o! P''' Wr ary any one 10
nrducc one lota Of proof that the decisions OF JIsc
lvaVnc or he proceedings ri HI, court, have shown
n"rtisanship on the contrary the most scripaon'
care has been taken to remove even an honc1t 'uS
plcon Of such tmng on tn, p',t Ii countrt ever
stood higher above fraud aud hi' man In at an
states Court for this district. No lnus' ~ nrr,r mo-
Inc bench who wa artuated hS higher or P"c' ,
ti,., than Charles Swaync and no man can say hll
thing 10 the contrary without do'nS gross '''''''
" If our esteemed MucvumP contemporary | va
either a, Innocent and crcdulou> a. tane, OF 49,
carrlr., Of how it handled the truth 4, hc aNci"ho
democrat it woud know what every u"dy E Elo" nm,
~ tlorid, nat mi, bitter attack of " me 1iH'9
Mon /, bnt "A part Of the pre- arangrd pan ", 'n n
FLORIDA Democracy 10 bldcheu the oh'ta t ~" ,b,
act Of fDirl,- conscientious officials VINO are ~ o
to do their duty 10 the Constitution "hl,H NC .ir,
sworn Ia support, ana all because e5e % an ther
ho "a party that The Democrats hate Win 'l ""
Hcvll~h furN. ~, a t.tI.crat..
enc . Rfaos ,cfcm S to 6S 5e a%t6a @
F,tr ~ n,ugbt and hope to ward Of suspicion Nv
| hold attempt to attract sympathy u" ~ -, 49,,
q true American could champion, on H''"tn.tt =" ,nd
| .tlcd " pcr.ccutlon.n The scheme J., 700 bui az"
! elor, MANY months pass the Republicans WI" tti
p,son Ia show the world the true haluIT ." n,oan
ing that noses q pern"cuted lamb IN io 49,,
me we can assure the enemy that is altitude p"a ,
| ie United states Government and It's ohooi' u nv
klpng its cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
Trials or THE BANK WRECKERS.
ONE CHECK FOR 100000 DRAWN TO THE ORDER
OF AN oFFICE-BoY.

ONE CHECK FOR 100000 DRAWN TO THE ORDER
OF AN OFFICEBoY.
The testimony received yesterday at the trial Of
George II. Pell before Recorder Smyth consisted
principally OF the identification OF documents and
checks and the reading Of parts Of the books of the
Lenox Hill Bank. from which, it is charged. Pell stole
bonds valued at 100000 Assistant Distrct-AIorney
Davis made the opening address TO the jury. IL ocn
sisted of clear statement OF the somewhat involved
transactions surrounding the loss OF the bonds. lie
said that James A. simmons the leading spirit in
the scheme to control the banks. He needed the
credit which could be obtained in this way to aid him
In carrying ont contracts. especially in building part
Of the Nicaragua Canal. Pel, who was familiar with
financial matters acted Slmmons'S agent. The
majority of the stock Of the Lenox Hill Bank was
purchased by simmons and December 10 the con-
troll was transferred TO his board of directors including
Charles L. Waliack ". VI. Kiduff, J. X Watson and
others Pcl was not made q stakeholder, nut he was
present to supervise the transfer
He almost Immediately suggested to Walack. who
was made president of the bank to take the thirty
bonds, valued at about $4,000 which were in the
safe Of the bank Walack directed the cashier 10 bring
the bonds to him and he sa,N them to Pell. The
cashier objected TO allowing them to go without some
thing to show for them, and matters afterward became
80 unpleasant for the cashier that he resigned. MT
Davis said that the checks which we're subsequently
given in exchange for the bonds Of no value at
the time they were given and, although the amounts
were finally made good tho restitution not made
until it became compulsory.
Tho witnesses yesterday were Charles Debarril, the
present cashier Of the Lenox Hill Bank; Mr.. Connell,
the former cashier, and clerk from the Western Ma
uonal Bank. The trial not finished.
- W. VI. kulduH, partner in the firm OF Pell,
Walack d Co., was the main witness yesterday on the
trial before Judge Benedict In the United states Cir
cult Court of /. J. Caa~,cn, accused Of embezzlng
the funds Of the Sixth National Bank. He described
TIC system by which the firm kept checks for largo
amounts flying about. kduf apparently had charge
OF tho accounts cOnnectc With the ktne operations.
he Identified one check Of 100000, drawn 70 the
order OF his oihcebOy, and indOrsed by him. Robert
y. Roosevelt the president Of the Holland Trust Com
Pany, testified 10 loan Of 100000 10 simmons on
January - for thirty DAYS. lie received $4,000
finished either.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
EDUCATION FOR THE COLORED RACE.
TOPICS BEFORE THE CONFERENCE OF THE ARR

TOPICS BEFORE THE CONFERENCE VI Ihf> At Va
CAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The third days session of the Newlork Annual
Conference Of the African Methodist Episcopal zion
Church called to order in NOnkers yesterday W
Bishop c. r. Harris. The lay delegates from inc
several churches made their reports and generally
asked for the return OF their pastors The return Oh
the Rev. Alexander Walters to Zion Church. at Ieh'h
and Bleecker sts.. New-lork, and of the Rev Johh
Wesley Brown to Fleet street. Brooklyn, earnestly
requested.
The Committee Education reported: we are
more and more impressed with the value ana III
portance of education a means OF eievauhg Us III
the world and wiping out the pre]udlce eAlsuns
against We glad OF the progress mat Is Oelne
made by people in this line. especially III ~io
SOUTH and also hail with delight the fact that III
Harvard and several other Northern colleges men OF
color have class honors The work OF Living
stone College, at Salisbury, y. C., our own coi'ne'
tOnal institution, has progressed hneIy uuucr '''
Of DR.. J. c. Price, than whom no man Is hnoiV
competent TO guide its affairs. The increase IN 'he
number of students. the accessons to the members
Of the faculty, the enlargement OF the bu"ihsS' d"
the general favor with which the appeals for aid IN It's
behalf have been met. show clearly the hold THIS
institution has upon the hearts OF the people We
dcpore the fact that the Congress Of the Ohi'eu
states failed to pass the Blair Educsuoh% Ol I"
measure that we believe would have done much 10
help IN doing away Win a large dIioHi' Vi ''
existing
The Committee on Sunday schools made report
that this branch Of the Church is Increasing tha'
sunday school department for Zion had been organ
lied at Montgomery, Ala. which issues lesson leaves.
The committee recommended that every sunday Sc2oI
In the conference the literature puonsifn Dy tlc
department and that the parents and adult scholars
of the sunday sohool take copy OF The star OF Aoh
weekly, as IL contained explanations 81 tIc 0uhu n
school lessons by the general superintendent ana tat
il be the duty of all members connected win tlo
annual conference to attend the sunday school con.
ventions. The report. which was adopted: GHC i
an interesting discussion There are but bfl M'Il
sunday schools that take their own sunday -chool
literature. five only in the state Of New OH, WHO
there are sixty nine In North Carolina. me Kew;
r. r. Morris, the superintendent Of the SUNDAY Schooi
Union. present and took part IN the discussion
The Rev I. O. r. Williams. one OF the prominent
ministers Of the conference. who LOST Ms cN"stht
during the last year received in suitable RESOLUTIONS
the sympathy of the conference and Inc assurance
that he would receive welcome in the several pulpS
throughout the conference district IN practical form
4 donation of $40 the part Of the conference ana
the congregation presented 10 him.