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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05

Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the river-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to ]. G. Tom
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
Hello, You Bicycle RIdersI

We received last week twenty-five
more Victor Satellites, and are nearly up
with our orders. We can furnish the
King Of Satellites now on short order, as
We have twenty-five more on the road.
For the next ten days we will sell all
the makes OF Wheels we have in stock
lexcepting Victors) at very low prices.
Write or call on us.
EDw. L. ROSE 4 Co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05

IT is doubtful whether the Federal
election law can DO enforced in the
South to secure 10 voters the protection
they ought to have. But the Democrats
have made it plain enough that they
think il Can be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05

THERE Ia popular impression that
the pricG OF lemons goes up this time OF
tho year out Of compliment TO the Fourth
OF July. Now who ever saw 4 lemon in
the picnic lemonade?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05

II the new State Of Wyoming presi'
DENTAL electors, Congressman and, in.
directly, United States Senators will be
voted for by women, 10 whom the cleo
tive franchise is guaranteed by the State
constitution. The experiment OF woman
suffrage did not wreck the Territory
probably it will not Immediately sink
the State. History may tell that rad.
cal departure begun in Wyoming finally
swept the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
Sterling Relief,

.INtrlcdN GrOttr. ~ ION ~
Robinson-They say that hiccourhinr
caused by drinking can be stoned bv
putting lump Of ice in each ear.
Wentman-But, then, how do YOU
stop the earache? 80
Robinson-Take another drink.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
Piles, Piles, Piles.

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
ated and Protruding Piles. Price SOC,
FOR sale by Logan Drug Company, paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05

Mr.. CHI. lcago-Say, Bub, can you tell
me where Washington Square is?
Broadway Bootblack-Oh, OATS where
de dagos shines yer up for two centsI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
DIED,

GhA i RSoCk.on Thursday morning, July 3,
1880, t5:i5 O'Clock, EDWARD ~. iii ,XS9cp
aged ~ years, months and Q days.
funeml fiom his late residence 800 Chan,,ne
street, Sunday afternoon a, $50 O'Clock.
friends oil the family invited to attend. In.
terment at Peninsular Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05

The Wheeling uniformed Rank,
knights OF Pythias, have decided to at.
tend the concave to be held at NIilwau.
kee, Wis, July Sth 10 10Th, and will
leave by the Baltimore & Ohio Sunday,
July 6, at 1885 p. m. Round trip Sll IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05

DEAR child, II YOU had been moIc
clreful you would no. have burned your
tlaSeTB yesterday. Think Of this next
Fourth Of July and oil through life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
Proposals..
nFCPIIITING RENDEZVOJs u S

DECRUITING RENDEZVOUS us.
IL Army. No. 1910 Market street. Wheeling,
". Va, Juno IS, 1880 -Scnle proposals, IN
tripllcatc. subject 10 the usual conditions, wilt
DO received at the rendezvous until z o'clock
then opened. for furnishing Cooked
iatIons" in such quantities US mny 60 necessary
for the subsistence Of the recruiting party at
this station for tho remainder OF tho fiscal year
ending June 30. 1871. Proposals. Tor tailons 10
DO furnished at places Objectionable for recruits
will not DO considered. Full information will
DO furnished upon application to this Iendez.
vOus. Tho Government reserves tho right 10
reject any or oil proposals. Envelopes contain.
Ing proposals should be marked "rrOpOsas for
cooked ratious," md addressed TO GREGORY
BARRETT. Captain Tenth infantry. Il. o. j.1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
WHEELING, JULY 8, 1890.

A srosUI soaked in water and fastened
on horses head between tho cars
gives tho animal excellent protection
from sunstroke,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
Reasoning by Analogy.

as Bagley's wife travelling with any
circus this Year,"
"Bacley's wife? Why, I didn't know
she was a performer"
You didn't? Well, she was prac.
ticing the bareback act at the balls last
winter"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
Il Trunk Road,

lerds SDiIEgs.
Little Boy-Pa, what is trunk rail.
road?
Father-Well, my son, expect the
railroad that goes into Saratoga is q trunk
linz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
Mountain I.ukC pnrk.

July to August - the Baltimore 4:
Ohio will sell excursion tickets, Wheel
ing to Mountain Lake Park and return
at 81 So, good to return until August II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05

Office hours TO II n. H.; to p. m, aud
10 p. m. sundays-9a, IN. to II M, and 10
OPP. III.
Secclnlt!es-CATARRiT md Diseases OF the
EYE, EAR. THk0Ar and LUNGS. -
CONSULTA TON slUO.
address all Mail TO DRs. COPELAND & BELL,
ll2l Main street, Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05

The worst cases Of scrofula, salt rheum
and other diseases OF the blood, are cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
Guarding Against Surprises.

Chicago Times.
Doctor-l wish to save my patients
IRON any possible shock, therefore
Office Alan-Yes, sir.
small,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05

NTANTED, AGENTS-T0 SELL
w Nunciy Stoct. pIg pay. Our stock has
been ADVERTISED In every agricultural and hot,I.
cultural Journal OF the United States OF merit
make big money. Agents wanted In Wheeling,
Dcliairc, Martins ferry, Bridgeport, ..tcnbcii'
vile aud other surrounding towns: A full stock
OF Fruit. Ornamental aud Decidnous Trees.
Small Fruits, EyerRrtens. Roses, Shrubs and
Vines. For terms and particular, address X ".
REID. Surseryman. bridgeport. Ohio. iy2was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05

The labor news is usually the most
striking portion OF a newspapers CON
tents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
General Notices.

A SSIGNEE'S NOTGCE.-ALL PER.
n SONS indebted 10 shnircr, Noble Il Co.,
will save costs and trouble by calling ut my
office and pay ing promptly. Those having any
claims against the firm Of shaircr, Noble d Co,
will pre.ent them 10 nc PROPERLY certified Tor
settlement. IL. II. GlLLEsPf,
Assignee OF sHAIRhR, NOBLE ( co.
OHlce No. l695 Chaplise street. JOS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
J. New Advertisements.

TOR sALE-FOuR ELEGANT SEC.
\ OED hand chow case,, (eight iootl tuita.
BILE for Drug buIIntss. JOS. OK AYES, 70 Twelfth
street. - fna..r .Hl So jyt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
Wanted.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO sell tho PlnlC@ Clothes
NhhlGu Line; tho only limo over invented
that holds tho clothes without pins; areifCct
success, patent recently iauCd; sold cnly by
agents, 10 whom the exclusive right IL given: OH
receipt Of 50 ccnfs we will send n tnmple Hue by
mall; also circulars; price list and terms 10
SCENTS: secure your territory at once. Address
Tho Piniesa Clothes Line Co., II Herr on
Street wotCcster, Mass, was
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
The LIFE In A GLASS.
IL Does Not seem to be Very Much but II IL Ohes
Enough TO be the Beginning Of Death.

Did YOU ever hold glass Of drinking water up 10
the light and notice how completely nlled it was with
little PARTICLES OF matter 1t looked perfectly clear and
pure when you poured 1t out but yet IL was rceknS
With animal or vegetable matter Do you imagine IL can
be healthyl Do you wonder why, in little while.
your mouth bad, appetite is poor and ysu
feel a general disgust with the world
But II water is impure, whs; shall we do' Boil fts
NO. that may germs but does not remove them
A far better way is TO pure whskey with IT, The
best physicians America unhestatingy declare THIS
now bear this most carefully in mnd-it muss
be pure whiskey impure whiskey is worse than In
pure water.
Doctors, chemists, scientists and professors are now
fully agreed that whskey used In America to-day
is chemically pure free from fusel OIL as Duny's
Pure Malt successfully withstood tie enmity OF
all other whlskies the prejudice Of weakmnded and the
bieotry OF minded people. Why Because IL
has produced Gesults, restored health prolonged LIE,
awakened tagging faculties and counteracted the
evil effects OF poisonous water Indeed It is pure.
medicinal whishey Do not however allow any unscru-
puoIs dealer impose you by declaring he has
concoction Of his that Is Just a. good" or
bottled whskey that Is - much better" 1t s the
very popularity Of Dunys Pure Malt that has caused
these unworthy decoetions TO come into the market
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
o.nrs ~ ornER CIrEs.

r,r,d.,,,t, Un4 s-Tir PhiOdtIlhia N't''na'
r.,. ,l,,b won a game from Eo-ton TO-DAY b ,".'-
,,, ,,,r. IN IA. seventh inning. after Nv" "'" ~" -,
~ , ,,,o .,,yi., two b,~e~ on bL-. double '
,,,,. and a., error B., Bennett. Myers made n'-pa'
In IA. fourth which gave th" visitors ci"n,' ~
,lree run. Attendance l't3. Tn '''n W." .
!3l.a.'ra'. q. ro. 9 Q ! Q Q . T %
rr-,pt lnnadcghA no-,Ga ,.n a[G',ir and Gii,o"
dclIh,a bo>ton r,,ne'--
Uu'pir.- Power and I''h'll''- -. .,.,... I'm.
III, Philadelphia Player, outned"d me "',',', ,,
th- afternoon. and a.w"t 'q''''u , >, ~, ,
Io-, M. game ne,orth,l'-,. through inability 10 ~, AZ
a., ,t,h, time and foolish base running Nt''hu'"''
Os9 The score Was n - = q
r,q.syq r. L9.- : 8 . Q 9 Q + o
nast, poosyn TO- rnaa.ph, > .o .aS MarTGS.
Empire Knight and Jones. ,, ,.n,. Won.
,,,, ,,,r gno. wac called at the National L'asu'
PARK this afternoon The home team to'N INV ''1
IN. start and lad the game wei III h"'" wy " -.
,f,lt, Inning when the Chiraso- by fo"u ''''''A ~
thc table, aud Won interesting gam" 'h'
cincinnati series, scheduled here FOR this "''N "f""'
.r,d,y II, -po,li agreement have b"'n uan,l'i'u ."
cincinnati and viii De- played in thit 'lN' 4"' ''
t,das - p
I,i,l rl',.sa,e y .L3-- J 9 / 3 Q ! .
na.chi,-rit,nnre Chico - .59 tmpIre nirStrS
'ricaeo. Junc a-rhc chicapo-Cie,el'nd rl"yefs'
I,a,lc game wa. a pitchers contest throughout hhE
,,in, . ,.,e th, best ~ H. The batting and hridh
n uroopinr were tl.. frat,c of The game Attendance
POO. The score was: q .
gla,,i,.s ca.csss r. n'-~- 8 9 9 9 9 ] 3 %
ra.rhlt.-C CHICAGO 6 Cc.cland D.. lroim hiG4s" '
q ~l.,~l,nd = Pitcher--Laine aud q i'fl'h' '"''
uiro-- Barnc, aud tiaGnr}.
Cleveland june 3-Today's National League R"i'
between Cleveland and Cincinnati was p''n''' o.s..
and the latter won by good sacrifice htln" At@hu'
,ncc 900. The was
Cleveland .--..---.---.-.O " - ~
Cincinnati, u " " "
h%Inrt,,,d pfrb-rs- Wad,worth and Foreman.
Umpr.-Lynch. . ,,...,.,.
had neiing ON tho p,r, Of tic home team The attehu
nnro wa, small The -
Buffalo r. L.'.-.---i % % o o 0 y
pltisbure ..---.-----. . " y u.c,t,
Ia.cnit.-Bunalo = Pitt,hulG :; ltlot'-,, ,,,rnir.s
Pit,.burg J. Ptcher--liaddock ana '"NW '"l''
Ferguson and Ho.o"rt. - 80.
syrscu-e June S.-The most cacitins R'n' P''
S.s La.-e srsnnd. th. .cason was that oi toua! oo
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
TO CONSIDER THE NEGRO PROBLEM

CONFERENCE TO OPEN AT LAKE MoHoSK TO-
DAY-soME OF THE NOTED MEN PRESENT.
Molonk Lake. y. Y, June 3 lspecia)-rls con-
ference which begins here tomorrow, having for IT'S
object nOn-partisan discussion Of the negro problem.
bid, fair to be an interesting and profitable one.
Albert X. smiley, the proprietor OF the Mohonk LaAo
Mountain House, summoned it and It's members
large and distinguished body Of men. are his guests.
Mr. smiley founded the Lake M0honk Conference OK
the Friends Of tile Indians in 1883 and the seven
annual meetings Of that Conference have been al
tended with such e. ceent results that ex-Preioehs
Hayes who was present al the last one IN the coulso
Of remarks expressed the opinion tla' shiiiaf
gathering for the consideration Of the negro question
was extremely desirable. Mr. smiley acted upon
this suggestion and the result Is the conference "nio"
begins tomorrow and will lat until Friday'
The precise object of the conference, a. sta'cd oy
Mfr smiley i, the education and ChrstianiLdton OF o
negro TO bring together those Interested ina. 'iiey
may consider the need, Of the work, as well a. tne
WAYS and means Of It's accomplishments WIN we"
to keeping politics ont of the discussion, few poll
iciaus have been invited, most OF the members OF che
conference being educators and clerymen and men
who have evinced interest In the negro question:
which may be called phauthropc rather than poliu'
cal.
Among the members of the conference VINO are
already here are ex President Hayes. who viii preside
the Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott ex President Ahdre" Ne
White of Cornell: President Merrill 4. Gates, OF Kutr
Ger, College L. ; Metcslt, Editor Of " Ihe Forum ;
= WhittleSev secretary OF the Board OF Indian Com
nis.Inners T. C. Garrett, Commits oil tlanues.
Of Tennsyvana W. T. Harris, United states ConlIhis-
sioner OF Education; the Rev d Hay good, ~ ny
If the slater Fund II. o. HOughton tesisursr Oh Ie
Boston Indian citizenship Commission' tle Key. pI:
G"ucher of Baltimore Judge Toursee. the author OF
4 Fooi's Erraudr President Eaton, of MARIETTA Ool
leee j. g. Crai ishead. the dean of Howard universy
the Rey Dr. ElinwOOd, OF the bOau OF foIrlsi
Vstons az the PRESBYTERIAN Church Professor G. A..
Kena.t0n. Of Howard University President MaglL of
.warthmOre College. General Z. C. Armstrong presi-
dent Of Hampton Normal school. Ebert b. Monroe
president OF the Young Mems Christian Assoiatlot'
Kew York: william Lloyd Garrison, J0hn Jay oi Ne"
Work and Edward l.. Pierce of Boston. NUMBER OF
thers Who have been invited TO the conference are
expected on the early train tomorrow Ah2ns s tIss
courier Journal and representatives OF leading
southern educational institutions.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
rnr GLorEhsrILLE NArcRALTr

GIover~,lllc. June special The answer 81 M''"
r.lef boz the QUO warrant, pTocr'dnL- nst-ut'H 'ss'
lrt f,r violation - ul' law defined ih a." 'o'I'l'
I,ic- A., VA flied ulti the Attorney tt'rii Tt Al
isuv Yesterday. 1h" opinion f. general h"f' M, H'N j.
=. far g.. the ca-- Will 80. The Matof nSs not Ia "'
,.v violated oi c,sdd tnr law. and h f. tt"a That u'
A,,,r,r ,,,ncr4l arl-,, wlI the Mayors friends 100 u-
,,w All cla--r- o. people chuia't-i1c u' pfo'rrshE'
., .outfageous" and prominent Demo iai' ''' "'
o,-o..n aanin-t fOf Li~ Dct"n o. mr." We
,.di'.l U.rYltir,n- Thr qu-.f.pu. who cd D. -tiN
-.n- unanswered General Tabor assert Ina hi~ h'-
formation VI which ~" action Wa ba-"d did nor '"'
from local .ourcr tcn II seems fair I" c"o' u''
the Governor thought b. had chance 70 hold ur t' 'N
Il, r,dicule or at -t q humiis,. populnr H"mbl 'h
Ha,or 80 one -i,ui- Z. question u" good i'th "i U'
\torney-G.norai wI>lpP 10 MAKE t'st o''' bn' ne
-cen. - have made ,of beginning ipr hr hi- 'Npt''u
t. opnion that when no money expended b '""di-
dat, 10 st.tem'nt need b" h"d
Mayor Baker did nle statement. and did not nN' any
money. whethes h" action f. di'conihn'd OF e'u " "
conclu,ion l. little doubt but he viii It'll BE- mayor
,ft, t,1OKefsNllle
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
rxnL1sn LArY.s rAsT EAcr.

Cincinnati. June 3-Ino attendance at Iat'nin to-day
large and ne weather all tna' could b" desired
Ihe good coalition and o." rsnnnr up 90 u"
a.--agc. English Lfdv strong fa,'r't" won "a. L.
OaG- vltu scarcely au 'for Tho d''9urr Wa on
and quarter Starters I,.tr .'.r li3. InrI.-h
I'dv ll3 Long sacr0 lo' I"-y 3 l'i. Julia MAGE Jos.
Mario 3. IoU. To-' riI- Hct- ~k't.r % tI T. Inr..-h
atr snd Long >lor. .s.rossin Bother rt-' ?" ..
pa.,, o. 3 'o :. Marc o. N J. Jn'l Mage - D"
Do, rar feI ar an excellent start ir~.-A Lrfr i1i-
rr A- 's ho--.- i--.d %. stand Hotter ~s.-r cam"
.p ana ir,' g.. th. beginning - tr harh.ini '.
,-,, followed hf Long ~o- ,flD hDrr bead torrgfn b.
tv ard fr.' afc,d ~ 'N' o'rs Who w'f hun'h'd. 'nd
fnr-h Lsdt passing Julia Mcgee. took p ri p!ao' Pat
'h. ha.r.l. post Ii."- >.'~f began to f4i ba.t and
gI.h l4it forging forward gained second pls-' and
s,p. GRADUALLY tlt .taGr pl-hnr ahead Turning into
'D .r.f, Long p. If rsf iafr. 20 whom
the v.ctorr ,s,r lov a--nr.f. Passing under To- ~r-
frr-h LADY without d'rru', beat Julia Msrcc hv four
..aetl-. pai.v g. Finished rud Hr.ter Sk'itcf. Nars
X ,ad Ioar saor. o.oe.4 t,e order named I.r,-
0~'.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
rHD1Axn.. 11nrll nrrtY


Another Derby Day ia, arrived. For the hon
'.nc -inDe Domcd started fr lln-trl'p' roll Il hn"
EilOnd hcrD- tbs, the greatest ~ all races lu EIt
and viii b. r1u lud von or Epson p'Vu,. Il tie
weather lu r. siaud - ANYTHING Ia" that which la-
been experienced here Gur.l. 'c n.t t-w dave, ih"
down. will A. usual lc throus'd " ~ The casionlr}
gigantic c.IcOgr-c. repre-, u'1tivc ~ an grades oi
,ac.c,y. from thc Duhe with hl, 'oIr In hand. down
T.. tie oy.t.rmouscr with hi- whcelbarrov and don.
key and the like OF which can Dee seen nowhere else
.n tie civilized world.
Following D.. thr u-t of probable startcr, And jock
c,. together with th- atct betting:
~urfooi Il 70 = Lddilrd.
,lufou 80 ~ - Watt,.
L. Nuid O4 g. J.. !. Barrett
Latll.al $50 20 l.. Robinson.
Martacou 80 10 -, !. osborne.
Go'dcn o,a'c so % ! . Cannon.
Oddicl.DV go - J., -.
K.rl.ham 900 {, /. +. webb.
orwell 100 % o.. @. Barnett
>urcfiotN hollow victory On the Two Ihouspnd
Guinca- ha. all ht frozen up speculation "n h" rn''
and bis victory b. .1p'd upon fDc-onc con iu''u
Under these circumstance. o. d.. pa-.lnr -t"nt' i"i
the party CONNECTED with hm should tav" th'lsh Ii
~ lrtfri-t crude ard unfinished jockey HE Lddid
t!i4 the mount u rae" 0i sntl lMl'' tin.'. 'I -'
Iill-l turf liddlf'd Md. roia c0rrltIfc " li'' .
ClffDn toy!n,fDu. j. Hci a-il AMI Iltlnr m tas com
t.l and la- rather le-- tnau their ABILITY -uIi "'
viH have g. pose. a 'hc Imm'n>" -uptHFN over
vl-o De- mas %" b'a'"r hf h'h raint -"'.i''' "i'
ha. bc.n recently bought Do! 90" buk" ~ ''N''@t
choice o.: exceed u-Ir asi.lh dFl.1- .'iN WI"
handed ly that mastery tn.h"r ana gudt' o pa
John Watt. while Lc Nord who VIII De- .u.tTi h' 'i
cGnf-. ana O. tincc. 100 haf" TIE u' lr-- 'oi'T ~
r.r,.,, ON hl. back -I.icioot ua, Do bcat'u after
rounding Taticuham Conner d being douniiul |nN'h'
he Cdu STAY even tie easy mile aud h"H "' HP'''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
RELIGIOUS ASSEMBLIES.
To Discuss CONSOLIDATION.
THE REFORMED PRE>BYTERIAN SYNOD MAY
TAKE ASTON oN UNION WITH THE
UNITED PEE.sBYTERIANs.


Delegates from all OF the congregations Of The re
formed Presbyterian Church in this country are eN-
pocted 10 meet today IN The church OF the Rev H. '
somcrville in Thirty ninth ST.. between seventh ana
Eighth ave- and he synod VIII continue several daNs'
W. Somcryi le was moderator OF The last synod ana
VIII pre-, de AZ the beginning OF the days session
About - clergy and the same number ot elders
wifi be members Of the synod. The business 20 De
transacted will include A. examination Of reports from
CONGREGATION, and missions about the work done Ii>'
year and the formation Of plans for church WORK
for the current year. , ~, - -,
rr most interesting work % the SYNOD VIII be IN
rh, direction of union with the nted Pirsby"TanN
Member, of both denominations frequently are 'a''H
scotch Prrsbvterian and many Oi them are ue>+cIu
aut. 4 scotch CoNcuuuters. They nave the same
,r,d and the same form Of church government ou,
the Reformed Pr~by yterian- refuse 10 vote or hoiu
Incc under the United states Government because uIe
Dlvur authority not recognized II the sIIUuIioH
while th. United preshy tcilas vote ana h"d olt'
n they can hc clcr ted appointed, IKE any Quiet
citizens For several years their h1N been ihlR ol
r,iinr and l,f yNar each denomination appVntd a
committee o. confer and 20 report upon the subject
II /. understood That the United Fre-hN Fr.dhN are
raady for ui.iOn. tut the voting question Is me
stitlIu, block In the way II the Reformed PreNuy
,cr.au- MANY of The old members are said q De un-
Vnr to have the rIlc against voting taken IRON me
CI,yrh statute book and to leave each man 10 vote
mr. ,.fr,if from voting i, own conscience may die
tat. The report Of the conference committee IS nkey
fn urovohe a lively discussion Ia r$HAl"d TINS week.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
TILE nisSlyG EANKrn.S cLLRKS AKRnNTED.

Leon Lat age tlfty-our o. 40. lu6 iirhiy-'I ana
Lnlarus Fd-l-tc,n age forty-nyc. 81 80. 20 H'hNr'
clerks ". Woln the ab-coudnP banker, WI" h'u q"
,nchang- orcc 80. 3@3 Grnd IT.. were arrested ''t
evening bv D,crtVcs jacob aad WoG aud ockef up ~
Police Headquarters. 4 warrant Wa- issued Ioi "i'f
a,e.t 10y Justice 81 Mshon the lomhs Police '"uiI
yesterday. the complaint oi o,lit Aade "i 10. 10
F-,exst.. and Samuel FUND. of 40. Ill Noti"'kat.'
They aegc that they Zach to lalt ana f"'''''"
s82 80 March lat to forward &" Their wives m
Russia to be used la buying Tickets for Their 7'aS' 10
this country. Fund 5sdir received letters nom h"
viSc- saying That the money hsd not arrived. "h'" ~"
husbands went to the banking ocs t complain u'! "f
told that eNeythug ali right and TO call again !"
few days. CA their next ,l-t the banking once was
closed and Wolf had disappeaEed. He went away h-1
Wcdncscsy and Is said that he took 600 belonging
about 100 Hebrews had deposited the money WIN
him ior safe keeping The prisoners VIII be t'Ach W INC
T0mbs Police Court this morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
REFORMED CHURCH GENERAL SYNOD.

Asbnry Park y j.. June (special).-rhe eighW-
fourth regular session Of the General syo o. t'e nv
formed Church Of America VIII open he'e 10 '"o r
IN tl. Reformed Church There VIII be about '0'
d,,.y,tes The Rev Dr. Evcrt Van Slykc, OF 'a'a
KIN tb, president of the Genera, synod Is III AZ HIS
home and the Rev Or. G. Van Der Neen' oi no"
taruc Mich. the vice president VIII denver '"c
Synodical sermon There will also be an election rSe -,
,,,r,r. I, serve for the next twelve months, @ l@no
,,,,,niou service, viii be- held Thursday afternoon
IN Fducation Hall. The delegates 10 me 9ynoI nt VIII
r,.pr.-cnt 600 churches and about 10000 cui,'@luni nun
r,t,,s There will he a -'port from the special c2n
mitteo which for two years haS been 7 eAa.,,nns a
rhurrh liyrnn books with view oi giving tne u,Iom
In'ti,S, new hymnal. The report OF ule sIc,l lai
committee appointed in 1876 10 cCn,aer m o." srs.
ond thr reformed Church in the United sHtes w
Sr d dcnscd The Rev Dr. william D. H. isyS' 10 ,Ss o
,," i,,"InIE,,atior is IN, chairman OF the committee
Inds" Henry w. hcpk-tavcr is on th9 c"nt,1t M ne
other reports will show the present cGnuUm ,h VI dnc
gc~s college at New Hmnswlck anu "'"o' o'"''
fonsl institutions Of the Chlr'h'