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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-01-31
TO SHAVE YOURSELF.
Details Whose Observance May Slightly
Mitigate the Torture.

Details Whose Observance May Slightly
Mitigate the Torture.
Shaving is at best species OF slow
torture, but here are a few hints that
may be of use to men who prefer TO
scrape their own features: Never fail
to well wash your beard with soap and
cold water, and to rub it dry immedi-
ately before you apply the lather, OF
which the more you use and the thicker
it is the easier you will shave.
Never use warm water, which makes
the face (of shavers) tender.
In cold weather place your razor
CLOSED, of course), in your pocket, or
under your arm, to warm it.
The moment you leave your bed Cor
bath) is the best time to shave. zejxJ-
Always wipe your razor clean and
strop it before putting it away, and
always put your shaving brush away
with the lather on it.
The razor, as we have shown, being
only a fine saw, should be moved in a
sloping or saving direction, and held
nearly flat to the face, care being
takan to draw the skin as tight as pos
sible with the left hand, SO as to pre-
sent an even surface, and to throw out
the beard.
The practice of pressing on the Edge
of the razor when stropping it soon
rounds it; the pressure should be di-
rected to the back, which should never
be raised from the strop. If you shave
from heel to point of razor, strop it
from point to heel, but if you begin
with tue point in shaving, then strop it
from heel to point
If you once put away your razor
without stropping it, or otherwise per-
fectly cleaning the edge, you must nc
longer expect to shave well and easy,
the soap and damp SO soon rust the fine
teeth and edge.
A piece of soft plate-leather should
always be kept with razors to wipe
them with. Medical Classics.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-01-31
LiNE-MEN'S DANGERS.
Work That Requires a Cool Head, Steady
Nerve and Much Courage.

Work That Requires a Cool Head, a Steady
Nerve and Much Courage
"a line-mau carries his life in his
pocket, and it may slip through very
tiny hole" said an employe OF the
Brush Electric Light Company. "a
cool head and a steady nerve, with a
smattering of electrical knowledge, are
the prerequisites Of irst-class line
man. Unless q man be apt TO Judge
and quick TO remember he will be
liable to serious blunders in his manip-
ulation Of the wires. Where there are
dozens OF them attached TO one pole it
is necessary that he should be able
readily TO distinguish each from the
others, and have no doubt as to whether
it be quick or dead. Contact with the
earth through means of d conductor
should be Stunned like death itself.
Moisture in the atmosphere, or On the
wire, or the pole greatly accentuates
the danger that always prevails What
is ordinarily non-conductor becomes
imbued with conducting properties
when it is wet, and this is why many
or during storm.
'If a man exercises due diligence
and certain amount of what is termed
'gumption,' he may pursue his BUSH
ness for years without receiving any
worse injury than a burn or two. But
even the coolest-headed man is liable
to blunder occasionally. and there is
10 other department of life where a
blunder of microscopic proportions ef4
fects such disastrous results. The
contact Of dangling watch charm or
little finger nail with the wrong wire
at the wrong time may cost a man his
life. So long, however, as ne sits
astride the cross-piece Of a wooden
telegraph pole and confines his atten'
ton solely to a wire that has no com
munication with the earth he is as
safe as If he were in his mother:
arms. "-Philadelphi Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15
GrrtT VARIETY Or FIVE MATTINGS.

The hon,c Of II. i. Williams & CO.. No. 30 Canal
4 Is one If the oldest and hr'cft Importers of
uotnge In the city. The wholesale bu mess OF this
bnu.e has grown In the long year, II Ia, been known
Ia trade to enoraiui5 dimensions, extending over the
o,nre country and requiring number II warehouse,
i'm different parts of the city. beside The sa!e>rooms
/, Coual..t The variety Of colors now shoan Ia
mttines i, 80 extensive that any color OF drapcry
up'olscry can be matched, in tiny checks, plaid,
large dama.kcd designs. There are plain matinss
with merely a line OF color crOseHg them. mating
In fine checks. Ia olive, brown red or other color,
There are fire mstInrs in the best qualify. pl!dci
with pale yellow the natural straw color. II is
almost useless TO cnumerate special pttcrns among
hundreds Of designs IA STOCK OF goods Hike this.
The patterns Of today soon sold and rcplcn he'd
b. others.
The firm carries over 10000 rolls Of mating In all
the varying grades. including those OF Chinese make
and the odd, quantity woven mnttings imported from
Japan The firm OF II. r. Williams & Co. also deals
in non furnishing linens and other goods in blankets
bcddlDgs and woven wire mattresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15
r,vvAyy yrsr AGAIN FACE IT'S AccrsERs.

The announcement made YESTERDAY by an afternoon
Tammany paper that the state senate Investigating
Committee would suspend il, labor, until just before
election was decidedly premature. Tie relief 1t
Afforded Mayor Grant and tho Other soilcd leaders OK
the Wicwam was. IA consequence, OF bre; duration.
The committee dd consider the question Of adIoHrninS
for a. few wcchs. bu, after consultation between
senator Fa,,ctt Mr.. Twins. Mr Boaldman and Others
Yesterday 10 decided 10 hod session on Monday
and no, tahe q rcccs, for some Zine yet
4 recess. however VIII be taken. Vi. fa'Seti has
arranged 70 start with II, family TO California on
June g. and will remain there for several weeks. MI
lvin, did intend 10 start saturday FOR Europe TO
attend 10 some important business Affairs IN Paris
He sill postpone his departure until about June J.
Mr. Eolrdmrn. VINO wa, the subject 81 an unjust and
utterly luclcd for personal attack IN a paper Ne'ter
day. Will take an active pant a. usual Members Of
the committee iuch 4; the statement mat MI Boarf
man b, dom.nceruE In Do, manner. lie j. Just inc
fe,r,e In every respect and J, ot the most popl
lar mcn connected with the case.
NJ, Ta,-ctt tclecraphcd 10 all the members oi tc
committee not present about the meeting on Monday
n Will be held In Part II Of the superior Court ana
!. likely to prove interesting 20 Tammanv a. To me
public The committee, reserve fund OF ammunition
i, far from being exhausted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15
BIG poon coupAyr READY FoR BUSINESS.

Tho American Eoo's Company wh'h i '"h'oHua'
ton 81 some oi the largest irn' III ''e country c"'
r,.e io The pubc1ton Of school books, !, now ready
o.. ,,.t,,.., and ma, op.ncd Offices at Nos SOC and
.o. u,o,dv.ay New York. 40. I31 Walnut ST. en-
clunaii. and so, - and 900 Wabash ave-, chicago.
The firms whose Publications the company hao pnr
chased are D. Appleton 4 CO.. A. :. barnes & Coz ami
Iv,sou. Llakcrnan ( Co.. Of Ncw.>orL; and Van
Antwerp Br,rc Co.. OF tacinnal Inc Company
90. IN a circular iu, issued tin' It VIII faithfully
CARRY ont all contracts entered into by these r'pcciNc
firms for the publication and supply Z" ihe'' b"'h'
ITO officer are Bird scyc Elalcman, pr" dont; Alfred
=. ,.,r,c ,.ic. prcsidcn' Harry f. Ambrose ;rca
. and Gilman II. Tucker. secretary. The directors
ARE. Caleb = Bragg. chairman: william H. appleton,
William W. Appleton. Dah"! Appleton, Aired g.
rerncs Charlie. i. Barnes. Henry Is. Eatncs. rdscyc
brakeman. Gcurgr Il. Cathcar \. H. linhlcy, David
r. Iyison and Henry I. all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15
THE ORDER MAKING GOOD PROGRESS

That section Of the Ancient order Of Hbcrnans Of
which Edward l.. Carey Is County Delegate cnme to
gctcr Yesterday IN Tammany Hall resume the forty
FIRST rational convention Of the order. Richard Pow
crs, OF chicago. presided Reports wcrr read from
the various sub committees about the condition of the
order and is numerical strength In the several states,
Those present included James H. Dunn. Of Chicago
Editor Of The Emerald; Patrick Duggan Of New.
Jersey national secretary John d. Caliaghan Of
Chicago, national treasurer, j. Y. Caravan. of Wis
consin John Gallagher. state delegate of Ohio John
J. Patton state delegate of Massachusetts: p. j. Mul.
bern state secretary Of Massachusetts. and James IL
Ioar state treasurer Of the same state. The reports
tom the several subcommittee showed that this sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15
4 NEW BANK BEGINS BySIrrSS

To-day the Commercial National Bank ceases 20
exist and in IL, place appears the southern Na'oh'
Eank W ". Flanagan. cashier Of the Commercial
VIII b. president of the new bank. with James XII
cannon a, vice president. VI. kncinnon clne = ms
city with half million dollars capital subscribed by
Southern capitalists. with the intention OF starting a
southern bank. and offered Mr. Flanagan tic pr''
d.ncN Of the proposed institution. VIZ Flanagan
proposed that the halt million OF southern capital
should b. Consolidated WIKI the capital OF the Com
mcrcial Bank. This wa agreed % and the result Is
the southern National EanL. with a capital Of $1,000
coo.
Mr.. Fannaean has had long experience III
financial and banking mltt'rs Before h. came u
New York he va, cashier Of the Pehple's National
Rank Of Charlotte VILE Va fpugShin- institution
lie has written considerably ana ably on nninrlil
nue.tion- The directors associated with hiW Are
+ R bartlett. I>na' Roscnwnd. James kinctinoh
Orenn Adams. Alden >. Swau ". u. Moody. X. y =
smith and Dr. j. Ii. Parker, president OF the Cotton
ENchdnrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15
MANY DEPARTT Res FOX II ROPE.

4 large number 81 people sailed ior Europe ycstcr
DAY. Ou the Majestic were !. f.. Addck,. Mr. and
Mrs y. =, Appleton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles X. Bacaus
Mr. and Mrs. lsaac V. Brokaw. NJ. and Mrs. Lctraud
burton. Mr.. and Mrs.. :. T.. Chitendcn. Mr.. and Mrs
+. \. Constable. W II. Coomh>. Mrs. r.. {. Crownln.
shield. Major \. II. Davis, sir Stuart lIogg Mis- k
IIocc Mr.. aud Mrs. ". r. lloughtaling. Mr. and Mr.
Henry : llOyt DR.. and Mrs. j. Vaughan Hughes
Colonel Delaney FLOYD Jones. Mrs. Fernando Jones
Edward G. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Meade
]. Grafton MlnOt. j. Pcfpont Morgan Miss Morgan.
Miss Juliet T.. Morgan, George H. Morgan. Colonel
o. II. PAYNE. Colonel Hays Sadcr. II. X. stearns.
Arson Phelps stokes Miss Helen o. Phelps stokes.
l. strauss. Mr.. and Mrs. William &. whitney.
The city Of Chicago carried Professor ". j. Ashley.
Ms. Ashley, Augustus T. Barnard. the Rev. Matthew
j.. Darcy. Mis- johanna Darcy. u. h. Kirkland. Ms.
Kirkland il. G.. Ki!bournc. captain \. Il. Il. Kay ROYAL
Irish 81 Fu,iliers Mrs. Kay. G. VI. Lyman. Mr..
Lyman. Bishop e. G. Pctcy. Mrs Pcttcy DR. ". g.
Thistle. Mr-. thistle oliver \. Washburn, r., MIS-.
Wa,hburn and Colonel Thomas ". Wcathcrcd
Among the passengers on the Aller were Mr. and
M, benjamin q. Chisholm. MonSgnor g. H. poaur
Of Newark; Mr.. and Mr., Henry A. Fanshtwc Mr.
and MI. Lehman. kali,ch DR.. and Mrs. Hans Won
lnclow. Richard Narck. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weber.
Mr. and Mr.. &. l.. YngO. on the Wc>ternland wcr,,
Lieutenant ~ r. Fcchtclcr, Mr.. aud Mr., stephen DE.
catur smith. Mr. and Mrs ~ g. ~cdgwlck. William
D. Warner United states Consul to Cologne, and Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15

r,..,nc,or f,yruc. received telegram from Nu-Hc
,o Mich Yesterday announcing ia" arrest 81 Charles
, buchanan ALA JnoHson. who Murdered Mary
,gr,nr I'm Chr Johuson's liquor store At sixth ave
AID Ninth - carly Aprl -. Tie murderer was
t,,,,r fl, thl. ciy A. Charles Jackson ana was
.,,,ro.,,or For tine hc had been living win
v,-y Murphy, but they had separated. IIndng h'F
ID, IN, company 81 younc Policeman Sciiofd IN 'ohh
.or.. pl,cc Jackson cut her throat from car 10 ear
-,ord drew hi, revolver but the dying woman
,,.pr IN hm and Jackson escaped.
lie remained in hiding for two days and then bo'rd'd
train ON the Nc'y.Yorh Central Railroad at Mott
u,-cn lis friends IN ms city had raised ESQ Tor
linn and he'd promised to send more money alter he
rs .,fc ia some Western cts. u was understood mat
SO va. 10 adopt the name Of Richard \. ArtAni'.
rc,o,,ivc sergeant, Crowley and Mc'lney h'rN
learned that Jackson had gone to Grand Rapids, Mich
f,,oc,or ryruc, -cut a dispatch g chief Of Police
Eastman. Of that city, asking for the arrest 81 the
murderer lie received r"pIy from Eastman on
Thur d,y that Jackson lad been In Grand Rapids,
,,, had gone 10 Ma,acgon. Inspector lNric' men
t.icor1ulcd 70 Va acrOl, Vhcr" JACKSON vs. H'i''H
trc Messed IN, guilt. Nr. hyrno' sent Won tlit
n. ,,uu,d send officers for the prisoner ~ phtr.
,,.rraut for the arrest procured from 'oron"f
Itt and Dctcct >crccaut7 ro"lcy ana llc' auev
..,tod ,,r Nu-kceDu oD the nret tam. Ili'y VIII
,,rnj,,bl,. return with Jackson next "''h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15
END or 4 BfG Flannel SALE.

The trade sale ~ nanncs. tho production Of the mill,
repre- cnted by Faulkner Page i Goa which was be
gun Tuesday by Wilmcrlnc. Morris d Mitchell al
Nos ~ and G6 Whtc.st.. was brought to a close
yesterday. Tie whole stock was valued at ahoat
ssOOOOoO. OF which about ~ 100000 worth wa, sold
on Tuesday and the rest YESTERDAY. The advertised
number Of packages WA, about 10000, bat duplicate,
H., several lot> brought the total M 10 1900 The
price, yesterday averaged from 10 IL 10 Il IL CENTS
Tor iwillcd white hauncl, - 10 II = cent, for twcd
fancy nhnncA 90 - = Il cents for mixtures "a =
To- 90 cent, for tWilcd srirlct.. and A Qnautl,v Of
kc::narrc blankets went for ~ Oj pair rhi, morn
ne The al" Of the stock of W. l.. strong a Co.. con
,isting OF Ianhct,. GannclS and cassinlerc, will be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15
I. UouE FOR GIRLS WHICH ASKS FOR MONET.

The meeting Of the trustees 81 ne ShcI'F 'o'
R,.pcc,,ble Girls. No. las west Fourteenth st., wa
held NJ IT Luke's Hospital on Tuesday evening
Their. were present the Rev. George :. Baker pre'l
dent the Rev. Drs. Senbury and John W. Brown
william Alexander smith. Robert Hobart smith,
Huffman Miller Miss Emily kelrny Rodgers, ana
sister Ca'harinc II voted 70 Increase the nhmbcs
oi the trustees 10 fifteen. and the following boarl
vcre elected 10 hold Office until the annual nee luS
la october: The Rev. Drs Gr'cr. >"ahEgy, Brown
and ~h,ckclford. tho Rev. George :. Baker and VIII
INN Alexander smith Robert Hobart smith. Lndlp"
ogden. HOFFMAN Miller, Henry \. oakley sister
C,-harinc Mis-, Emily Kcarny Eodgcr,. MI. Edward
rcu.Aaw Jouc.. MI. Gcorge :. CroNsman, a"d Mr.
Eruc,, Lee Jon",.
Tie eighteenth annual report 81 the shelter was
read The Institution is doing good Wort In shelter
ins respectable girls. especially those who have u
arrived n Ncg.Norh. and Who are recommended 10
its care lbs the Port chaplain and On training Young
rlrl. A, household servants. About 80 glrl, are
sheltered IN the Of The and thirteen are
fIaIicd. for whom place secured. Tie annual
,pcusc, arc about 5000. About $9,.oO 81 ih.'
amount Is -rclrcd by a reasonably certain Income.
An increased Income 81 - 300 j. needed and Suh.
tuition through the Summer months. while is friend,
are absrn' nom the city. The institution l. carried
ON In d rented building and II was declared 10 be the
rurp1,c ~ the Board - Try IN the fall 10 raise a
budins fund that the shelter may have a home
Of IL own IN which 70 carry on and enlarge II, work
,lns ar solicited They may be- sent 10 sister
ca haglne, treasurer, No liS West Fourtcenthst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15
ton Of the Ancient Order had increaseo i's
largely since the previous year.
THE TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
Az EXCELLENT INSTITUTION GREATLY IN NEED
OF FUNDS.

A v
CT FUNDS.
,,oa nurscs are an outgrowth OF the present
docode and have now become one OF ehe ihos' heocs
nv and useful adjuncts OF the DOCTOR III cases oI
sickness The everincreaslng demand LOT trained
rr.es shows the public appreciation Oh ueir value
rh ,torcst Of the public In the training OF nurses
i"o 10 doom for the work not only furnishes in
',,,~,, cooneratiou with the ply sician, which is
,Irohlc hut opens up a field Of labor which edu-
a,cd women can occupy, not only with senre-
snoct but with the esteem ana sympathy Vi muse
with whom they are brought IN contact
The Training School for Nurses colhec'ea WIN the
Postgraduate school and Hospital at Nos lol ana
,c2 Fast Thirty. was started by some ladies'
ho believed that if they could offer nome as well
ne = course OF education in sphere peculiarly fitted
,r ,co,nen il would promote better discipline and a
higher moral and educational standard lher nurses
are under the personal instruction Vi 'e Ph! s'oi"'
~ the Post Graduate school ana hoSp'll' are en-
Moved In tho Presbyterian Hospital 'ne 'h'u
Nursery and Hospital, ard have oohe special u".S III
other hospitals, besides having thorough training
~, ,ho c,ro ~ .ic, babics in the Babies Ward, No
poo East Twentlcth-,t After certain course Of
,,ininc ~ = satisfactory examination Is passed, they
are sent to cases In private families III ''iS way "iu
in,r I'm The support Of the school A.,
i1 ~ ,rintcr The Grip visited the school and the IN
core was consequently decreased, while the eXpen
orc neccssatily Increased by the illness % the
nnrses The summer Is near, during when me hui
her Of call, private nun scs VII Ds nun a..
md IN ti'os who feel an interest In carrying on the
,vork They also most cordially Invite All irehdH 70
call at the home, NJ l0 r ct ' ~ Ibn treasurer
MR., Talbot ELEPHANT, No. lc= west Fly e W., IT,
Mrs. CALVIN > b'te' NO" CO. I ForTXbst Mrs.
Henry W. Cannon, No. Is EaSt frrS hitns,,, :" ~, W
Mr.. Henry Hall Murray I'M hP FrT M nn0IS "
Strccter Mrs. C. schuyler Day, Mrs VI. Is Sarpghtfr,
Mr.. samuel spencer Mo wall ana MIS- D. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15
TRIAL or TWO or 7HE SAyK.wREcKiyG CASES.

Three additional jurors secured Yesterday ioF
the t:al II George II. pcli before Recorder SINFUL
Fonr Juror, must sil DO obtained before the tahnS
Of testimony Is begun. several oi the Jurors ltu
formed strong opinions and Others who passed sue
cc,siuliy through the ordeal Of questioning were
pcrcmV;orily challenged by one o. other oil me
COM i.
Charles f. Wallack continued yesterday his t'S;i
mony in the ease Of Peter j. Caa,-ca a. the Ihied
states circuit Court. lie said h. received 92O''ooo
on january ~. which Dr. ordered 10 be- distributed
anon the account, in tn LcnoN lin Bank ot VclL
simmons ana 0tbcr,. Dir. W1llack was cio'>cN
amiucd hy A. W. fcnncy. General Claa ms counsel,
and testified tnat al Caa ,,n', request he had sent
, lars. number Of bond - cover amy oycrdrtt ny
tro LcnoN llll Bank on The SAITH National
,,coYc, ". paucoasi, TIE assistant cashier Of the
.iNth National sank. testified that General Clla,>cn
had directed him TO open an account WITH Pcll,
Wallack ~ CO., charging thcm with The $j42OOO IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15
COMMISSIONERS FROM TIE VARIOUS PRES.
BYTERIES
ALL THE WORLD REPRESENTED OK THE FLOOR
OF THE ASSEMDLY-AN EoU Al NUMBER
OF MINISTERS AND ELDERS

The list Of officers and also the cOnmis sIoncrs
to the Assembly is given herewith by Synods
and Presbyteres. IN each case the minister or
ministers are given first and the elder elder,
second The lis, is as follows:
THE oFFICEKs-The Key William Charles Roberts.
D. ID mGder, -, Tho W,a Ma% ,nry H9bes D. d.
nHn,et jane r ty rar WlS H.
NeCisiland ~Georrc i. billiard, iiias homar. sdut.
fod' SYNOD or f. EXIT t r.
IettMichi D. John T. Am@dop 1nalei ) h11rci
William 7. PAY rson, james M9asy, Cnarle, tig.{
arda sTHSP or G@TA%%H c %. F'' sda,,@
i; TraStoiJ Tune, Timer South virGinla-Ad"a'd D.
S SSsis q y a Wellington Z wa
si%S6 o. 6%5s. & Esso..oa cana
i DSycr"e-o T. 'I FacDio-joOn B. Cameron HoCs'
VI SYNOD OF THE coLrMBIA-Ala.ko-J. Looms
Could East n HSS r. r. 1ry9n ia'o
Mckinley, Evan II. rriehaia, curtis G strong ~ -
eCe B All "' scah oS ex SIsan j. 81 s1
y Nan 81 Nap% + F. SDHH,d r wor
Isaac a. s9lta' nloo%,neton Ed%aid l. Strong Wii'
William Reed Moore. John L. oafey c Ss,5Ic1
iaMin Is Dd, rr Ma1 Ealna. ilenry y rtcaa.
Aic%aHder fof6s. Koyal &. Bartcr chart, ~ Ch'm',
Jand. Lamont J. H. Robinson. Mattoon-tieorgc ".
Fisher j p. Mitchell. Ottawa-Kaph u. Nyc ENans
FINLEY. Pcorla--~OGas y. OR, ID. j.. jane II. No
kinstry. schuyer-Amos II. Dean, D. d. X. {. Moves.
sp'Yii VIII. sYSob Of ISDiA-AA dlnal,aHSSaya = =.
TX SYNOD or INDINNA.-CIawfords,nl y.
Miron, - :. Akman. Il. T.. Slanklll, J. IL baih'7.
tort WAYNE lndianap9iis-, mil Cum
Mineiepp - Xcw.Albany-w. II Brown.
{. il. Conner. vinccnncs-Leand NJ. Gilieland. D. d.
sydney r. Davis Whitcwoter-- ----, ----.
X.-SYN Oh OF THE lNDI\N TERRITORY Chcro.
kce-A. u. Jacke Gideon Moysn. Chcha>aW--
- Choctaw-John Edwards. samuel EOhanan. Nus
XI.-SYN0D or IOWA.-Cedar Rapids-A lcxand.r X.
Eard. d. D.. J. T. Carpenter; Council buns-orrn 4.
Elliott John d. Taylor. l.. d. Huston, j. ". Guthrie.
Dcs Moncs- David Brown, Robert Beer. W. T. CoMam.
Samuel Noble. Dubuqu"-Adan McCi"land. w. o. Don.
nan. Fort Dodge. 1owa--Wl.lic o. Craig. u. D.. W. T.
McClcary Waterloo Charc. H. Pgrmor, Jane wil'on.
NIi.-SYNOD KANSAS.-Empora-W William VI.
Pococ T. Barbor. T.. II. HoaS Robert j. Lawrence
ieh J.. Wilson, Duncan MnIntO.h. lsfnrt-
Thomas J. stevenson. Oscar L. Peek, NJ d. Sco no
t. lIamill Soonon--jevi sternbcrg. D. D.. George =.
Bishop. ropcSa-Joln y. McCiung Thomas ~ Bu.
chanai. David D. MARQUIS Elisha Ward
XIII.-SYNOD OF KENTCChl-EbenczeF- William
c. Condit D. D. James Barbour. Lou>>illc-Janics Il.
collier; j. J: Lsndes Tr1nWiyanla r...., ,.. 4,
rarkey Nlaby u. Gelston James 4 Dgbsr. george Dun
lap. Fi'nHrnry H. Northrop. \: W char erIn Grand
Rspids-5ohn IL sanmis. George T. Hasesl Kalamaloo-
George &. Frost Jonathan farsons; LANSING
Chester s. Arms'ron4 D. D.; James l. Main. Monrot-