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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09
HON. PRIMUSJ0NESD DEAD.
SOMETHING LIKE THE GRIP RE-
SUITS IN PNs UMONIA-

his Estate Inherited by his Mother,
Sister, end -Four Prothers-The Fu-
neral to [ ccur To-Day-W vile AIKEN
Back TO Observation-Disclosures Raid the
Stable of the xecutive Mansion.
ATLANTA. Ga. Feb. s.-Shorily after
O'Clock this afternoon Hon. Primus Jones Of
Baker county breathed his last at Hotel
Weinminster in this city. He came to
Alta ia a out two weeks ago, ard Friday
or SATURDAY last became III. He suffered
with something similar to Influenza, which
went into pneumonia. Mr.. Jones was
bachelor. and leaves a large estate 10 lis
mother. sister and four brothers. He has
represented Baker county in the leg stature
the last ,hree terms He Is better own
as a succ. ssfui ia -mer, who managed to
place the first bale OF cotton on the market
for so many years consecutvely that OF
late competitors despaired OF rivaling b m.
His mother and sister live in NJ C II, and
two of his brothers live tere ana one il
Baker unity. The non esldent members
of the family have been teiegraphed that
the funeral will take place Lere tomorrow
afternoon.
wYLIE GOES TO BIRMINGHAM.
To-day Sheriff Smith OF Birmingham
arrived here 10y an afternoon train
took john Wyl e, whom Halves processes
10 have emf loyed 70 murder his family.
back TO Alabama Nylie went # IS own
acco d, waving the necessity Of formal ex-
tradition papers.
A RAID BY BURGLARS.
Burglars last night took in Peachtree
street, and broke into The stable Of the exc
cutive mansion, whence they stole several
valuable sets f harness. THey oil VISITED
the Lyden house, next door, aud relieved
Hugh Martin of the better portion Of his
wardrobe.
RAILROAD HANDS INJURED.
Cesar Seyton and Prince Bl9vins, two
colored emuloyes of the Georgia Pacific rail-
rcao. were seriously inju ed to-day by the
turning over of a switch CINE in the COM
pany's yards.
ALBANY's SORROW.
ALBANY, GA, Feb S-News of the death
of Col. Pnmus Jones has cast a gloom over
this entire community. His re atives vii
leave here tomorrow TO attend his funeral
in Atlanta
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DUBLIN DOTS.
The Grand Jury Recommended Change

The Grand Jury recommends Change
in the Judicial Circuit.
DUBLIN, Ga Feb. s.-The grand jury
has recommended that this Iaurens)
county transferred to the Ocmulgee o.
Middle circuit There is popular move
in the equity IN this rection.
The Scarborough case, for the killing of
the town ma snal, was continued the in
stance Il the state on account of the absence
OF witnesses. Mr.. Scarborough is out on
bond.
5 licitor General Eason's frie DIS ara
talking about i'm as success r of judge
Crisp 10 cong ess wheA the judge sUeysup a
little higher
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How he Escaped tao Mob.

FfoW ne 81. L0utS LIE
The lawyer had been badgering the witness
for some time aud finally ASKED:
''Was any member Of your family ever hungYn
Yes, SIX
'Ah, hal thought as much. Now, sir, who
was itY'
Myself"
yourself? Do you mean to say that YOU
have been nung and are alive to tell of itgn'
YES sir"
Come, now, no tri1ing. Tell the Try what
you were hung for. ana how you happen to be
alive to-day"
I'VE |, sir, man was killed, and l was sus-
pected of having committed tie crime. mob
took me out, put a rope around my neck, and
had just hauled me up to t e limb of tree
when some one in the crowd shou ed taat the
murdered man had been lawyer. They
couldn't cut me GOWN quick enough! | was
filed up with the best whisky the ace afforded
and given banquet, as the greatest public
benetactor in the history Of the town."
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a RIVER CHANGES us COURSE.

Great Damage to Orchards and Crops
at Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, CAL, Feb. S-Great dam
age has been done By the Los Angeles river.
1t has changed Its course at almost right
angle just south # the city limits, "a d after
or issing tie c u try for SIX mile empties
into the old San Gabriel river. The il n
datio covers large area. A large number
Of orange, "alnut, lsmo aid ether orc ard
are almost rui ed. Growing crops in its
cour.e are completed destroyed. The total
damage in this locality is estimated at $780,
o0n
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MARRIAGES.

ToONEY -O'C0NNELL- - Married. at the
Cathedral OF It. John the Baptist. on Wed es-
day, jan 10, by Rev Caferty, V. G JOHN
J. TooNEY Of Washington, Ga. and MARGARET
O'CoNN Ill OF tni, city. No cards.
BAUGHN-BENDER -Married, at the resi-
deuce OF tie brides parents. Tuesday. Jan.
=, ls.c. r V. W. s Bowman oficia Ing, hICa-
ARD W. ,UGHN TO Miss BESSIE BESD-R- All OF
Savannah. No cards
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TO ANTIM.G 9AINE.
A Certain Cure or Il Headache.

A Certain Cure or II Headaches.
If you are suffering with bad headache
Then Antinigraiue is the thing to take;
No matter wnere UAe trJub az be seated,
Take but two doses and your cures completed
Fear not to use this medicine. because
IL S protected uy our patent laws.
It's none the better nor the worse for these
And all you care for is your pain 10 ease.
lis always pleasant to the taste and smell,
And druggists eep it IN tleir stores to sell.
Then go with half a dollar aad procure
What viii, in every case, relief insure
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BUFFERS PHARMACY,
Corner Bull and Congress Streets.
OF REAL ESTATE FOR
1890
CITY TREASURER's OFFICE

CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE.
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb 9th 1890 {
The Assessment Book, contain e a General
re-aSsessm 1T of r al Estate TO taxation d r.
ing the year IS %, havin, been duly filed ia this
Office for tue inspection of taxpayers notice is
hereby given t. all co 4cerned TO m axe election
If any they have within T IRTY DAYS from
tbs da e, otherwise re asses SmentS and vaiua-
tons therein contain d Ii be fiaal, and snail
form the isis upon which to estim4te the tax
to be collected.
Objections to valuations made by the asses
sors must be il writing, addressed the ASSES
ment Committee, AMI appea 5 from valuations
as revised by tie Ass SIS nenJ Committee must
be addressed to council accompa led BY an
af1davlt that the assessment is ABOVE the market
value of the property
c. S. HARDEE, City Treasurer.
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LOEELL-The relatives and friends Of Mr..
and Mrs NATHANIEL LOWELL and ia nily and of
hrs. f. ID. baltimore AM f.mnv are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral of the former
Iro n his te resid nee Il CASTOR street. at 1880
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON.
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Married in Scrivan-

SYLvANIA. GA, Feb. S.-Dr. James w.
Powell AID Miss Molie Scott, both Of this
county, were MARI ed Friday afternoon at
the residence of the brides father. judge
b. +. Scott, Jr., near Euecks.
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He Kent Il.

from L1e NeC IOTk STAR.
heard yesterday from a Philadelphia a
&c / 81 3ry, often told by the late Rear
A lu-iral Z nmous, of bis experie CO in the
dis.ri utl N of patronage in the navy
yards. While Geo ge NJ Robe on was
Sec etary Of the Nav, the lmiral who
was then a commodore, was comma Idant
of the Philadelphia avv yard. Just i II
10 an election In that city, the sec retary
| ordered the employment in tle yard of a
| much larger uu nber of men tn n we're
needed for the wO k D prog ess. One after
nool the co nmodore donued his C zen's
dress a ID started for a bank t. t ans ct
50 ne business. Near thu eitraaca to the
| yard he found abb t so men S altilg
| around Idle. Surprised at tle spectacle, he
| addressed them TAT 9 shar ly;
NV a sre you men d ing here?"
An able-0odied yuulg ma stepped for
ward and answered promptly:
Were doing n thing"
"Ho did yoI &c in herrw
The young man poilt-d to the main en-
ira CO and repi a.:
We anne IN through that gate"
Tn Us very st Ige,n tle commodore
continued. "Ihece's a sergeant of marine
postei there, w.Vn ord RS to lei mob )dy pass
except officers and men employed IN the
yard F"
"O!we're emplo yed here" the young man
said.
Then why are you idle during working
hoursp the Dmmodore a ked
Not at all Disconnected by the commo-
dore's manner, . yong ma answered:
We're not employed to work; we're hired
to vJte.n
The commodore was unable to contain
himself longer.
St.aig rening himself up he slid:
y GU meA probably don't know who l
am"
And the young man qucaly made an
saer:
No, we don't; who are you, anvhoww
Il am Comm ii re E-nmons, command
ant of this yard"
At this the young man laughed, and,
draw ng neare' e. the co umod1 g. sa d:
odd man, you've got good thing; keep
The commodore turne1 his head that the
| smile on hi, face miglt not be seen, ald
went to his bank
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DR.. Ball Not atisAsd.

BUFFALO, Feb. S.-Tne counsel for Rev.
Dr. B all states rat The libel suit against
the New York ECening tost will be APP
pc led and will be fougAt as long as there is
court to take IL to-
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IN NEMORIAM.
Died, at his home in this city, on January l.,
1890 In the 5lst year of his age.
FREDERICK A JONES

He was a man of rare personal magnetism,
TO sessing all qualifications necessary To tract
aud retain the Afectio ate re -arl OF those wiUl
VINO ne came in contact. Toe CLERKS and
la0orers of the de Inent he so long super
viSed POS esSed affection for him re strength
of who eau poorly be described. Ever ready
TO correct wrong. an alwa pleased wnen
an opportunity prese ted of contributing to the
flare OF thOss under ninl, he has gone to that
"bourlr from W ich no trav-ler returns a =
compani ny the regrets and kindly re nem-
Orahc-s of his manS frien is and employees.
Though lost to sight. to memory dear"
A FRTrND
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNUaY,
131 CONGRESS STREET,
Is the place to have your LAUNDRY WORK
done in the best manner Having the finest
outfit, the most experienced help, is a sure
guarantee of superior work.
We call for and deliver any Bundles en-.
trusted to US.
M. Prayer, Proprietor.
Telephones $50 and 1913.
EMPIRE STEAM LAUNDnY,
100 BRoUGHToN STREET,
Is the place to get f1rst-class LAUN DRY WORK
done. We are at the front. w. lead. Others
try to follow but fail to produce the high quail
ity of wo k that the EMPIRE is turning out
Clean. white. stiff Shirts. Collars ald Cuffs
specially. Ladies' Fine Wear, Lace Curta u.s.
Spreads, blailkeLS, 1t0uSenOlu ana Ia0le Linen,
etc., done up as good as new.
MATHER & BATTEN, Proprietors.
EMPIRE STEAM LAUNDRY,
TELEPHONE 90.
BUILDERS
Are hereby notified Of the superior advantages
we offer them in the purchase. of their many
items of
H ARDw WARE
such as Locks, Hinges, Krobs, Doors, Sashes
Blinds. Etc. Our facilities are such that prices
can be named as low as the largest manufact-
urers. We intend to make this
A sPECIALTY-
of our mammoth New Depot, now being fin
ished. Get our estimates and lists on PoRT-
LAND CEMENT, PAINTS and OILS.
A. HANLEY,
Bay and Whitaker Streets.
BUILDERS HARDWARE
FOR SALE.
DESIRABLE BUSINESS SITE
on
BROUGHTON STREET,
BETWEEN BARNARD AND JEFFERSON.
ROWLAND & MYERS,
"a Bay Street.
WHEN YOU WANT
FAUST BEER
In bottles for family use. send me your orders
l always have
FAUST BEER on DRAUGHT
also. and serve as fine a glass as can be
had anywhere.
WILLIAM SCHEIHING,
Opposite De Soto.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb. l, 1870, the basis of meas
ttrement Of all ddUe tisi q IN The MoRNING
news NH b. aga 2, or at the rate Of 81 40 an
incL for the first insertion.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-10

A B. Hunkins editor of the Demo
Graf, and Miss Lottie J. Colon, Of this
city, were married at the home of the
brides mother last Wednesday noon.
The following guests were present: Mr.
and Mrs. D. C. Hnnkans, Mr. and Mrs
g. E Hunkins and daughter Pearl, Miss
Mgra Hunkins, Owatonna; Fred c, Hun
kins, Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Alex Camp
bell, Miss Grace Campbell, Miss Graham,
Mr.. and Mrs. o, L. Gibbons, Mr.. and
Mrs S, E. Gibbons, Mrs. Rachel Aldr1cb,
Miss Eta Cooper, AUSTIN Mrs S. F.
Bromley, Sandwich, I'd. A number of
choice and valuable gifts were bestowed,
anDng them being marble clock from
the Baptist church. Mr.. and Mrs. Hun
kins took the afternoon train for the
north. We congratulate our brother
edIiDr on winning so choice bride. May
they 1--we long and prosper greatly.
Way don't YOU trade 1t G. E. Lash
brook, the cash grocer Your neigh
burs all do. BE Will save yoa 1Oper
EEub. e".: .-...
-HalFsrson proposes 10 furnish every
thTeshang machine man who VIII call at
bus STORE with Hrst-elass oil at bottom
pEaDes. Youth miss 1t il you don't Try
HIM
am here to stay and am compelled
TO sel goods fDr small profit to induce
peOple to pEy cash Jns1 Try the expert
meRt Ton one month ut my store md be
convinced that yDn ean saFe from 10 to
is peT cent. C. =. I2khhrook, the Spot
Cash Grocer
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At Austin, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Sep,
tember 10, y and IS.
4 Arrangements are all Com.
pleted for q Large Ex-
hibie and Big Time.

The dates for holding our county falr
wall soon be upon us, Next week, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday are the
days named and every one in the county
nay more-every man, woman and chlld
should unite in making this the most
successful fair ever held in Mower county.
Several new di:isions have been added to
the premium list, and the prizes offered
are very liberal indeed, The purses Of
fered for races are much larger than eyer
before offered, and several speedy horses
Will be present. Turn out. Let every
mechanic bring some specimen Of his
handiwork. Every possesor Of fine stock
should have a good display on the
grounds, and every farmer should hunt
up his largest ear Of corn, Pumpkin,
squash, potaio-aad if you can't find a
good looking cabbage head, come and
get ours
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Fair~Notes.

The officers have located their hend-
quarters just north of the art gallery,
and viii occ,apy commodious new tent.
Upwards of thirty men are busily en-
gagged upon the new buildings, other
Improvements and preparations upon the
fair grounds
L. D. Carter Is cleaning up the grounds
in fine shape. The patrons Of the tair
will have to take second look when
they get there to be sure that they really
are upon the Mower County Agricultural
Fair Grounds
The secretary win be upon the ground
promptly Tuesday morning and viii re-
ceave entries there till 5 p. NJ, from
winch time he will be found at his
Office, corner Of Adams and Main streets,
till . p m., Tuesday, when the entries
will be declared closed and passed to the
Judges Wednesday morning 1t 8 a. m
The secretary Will take entries during
this week tlll 5 p n, Saturday and
during Monday until a. m., at his office
On the corner # Main and Adams streets
and Will be early upon the grounds Tues
day, remaining there till p. m: entries
to close at 9p. II, Sept. 18th, al his office
on Main street.
Don't fail TO take notice OF
the new horse stables, being built
under the supervision Of Danl J. Tubhs,
for the fine trottine horses which viii be
assembled here during the fair. IF any
animal needs comfortable quarters it is
the one that gets there in the twenties,
and Mr.. Tnbbs knows how to prepare for
them
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Get A Pension.

All persons having claim for Pension,
Bounty, Back Pay, or any other claim
against the Government, viii find it
greatly to their advantage to call and see
Charles J. Alden, United States Pension
CLAIM Agent and War CLAIM Attorney.
Do not fail TO see him, You can consult
him tree. Mr. Alden will be at the Rob-
inson House, Austin, Mimi, Saturday
September &, 1890
His offices are in the Mcmillan Block,
Lacrosse, Wisconsin.
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AMONG rhE c4uRcnES.
ErISC0pAL.

, T. ~sS~ = g. 4 -
There were seven persons baptized
Sunday evening 10 the Episcopal church,
The Rev, Edwin Johnston Will assist In
the services next Sunday. @s. @
Sociahle Thursday afternoon of this
week at Mrs. w. Hnnkins. Picnic sup
per at s o'clock p. N. Al are invited.
CONGREGATIONAL. ,;..
The State Association OF Congrega-
tional churches Is TO be held At Northfe1d
next week. The following persons have
been appointed to represent the church
OF this city at tho meeting: II, N.
Lowell, G, 81, Decker, c. L. West, G. II.
Coleman. The ladies appointed to repre-
sent the Missionary Society of the church
are: Mesdames W, T. Mantleville, j. J.
Hayes, L, E. Day, n. E, Clark,
PRESBYTERIAN.
The chief characteristic OF this Congre-
cation now Is gladness. Every heart is
rejoicing. The proceeds Of last Friday
evenings concert At the opera house
closed out the last dollar OF Indebtedness
on the new church building 30 far rs
finished. The congregation now can and
will push forward the further finishing
and painting Of the building.
In everyones mouth are expressions
OF appreciation and delight at the sue
cessful management Of the concert in
every part by MISS Lottie johnson,
Such interesting energy. thorough edu-
cation and preparation for all exigencies
and minutaa, and withal The fine musical
taste and skill, manifested in the prepar-
ations and rendi1ions Of all the parts of
the program are seldom found in one
person, Theprogram was superior one;
ahead Of anything given to our citizens
in many day, This is the ger eral Yer.
dict gwen at the time and every day
since 1t IS needless 10 review it, There
were no inferior parts. Every member
was a success.
Very excellent floral offerings were
made by florists Mills and Harrison for
which all are grateful The a1e toned
plane spoke its part. The audiance was
Ausnn's best. When another such a
feast IS offered US may We all be there to
see and hear.
The Sunday School announces Its
second quarterly concert for Sunday
evening October 5.
The face Of Treasurer Fletcher is all
smiles.
Contributions OF Sunday morning Sep
tenaber We're for Seasonal Fund.
Dr.. Abbott will be with Us Octoher 5.
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"I have used Ayers Cherry Peeparal
in Ely family for thirty Years and have
ALWAYS found it the best remedy for
eroup, to which complaint my children
have been subject. Capt. q. Carley,
Brooklyn, n. Z.
From an experience OF over thirty
years in the sale of proprietary medi-
eines, feel justified in recommending
Ayers Cherry Peeboral. One of the
best recommendation OF the Peetnral il
the enduring quality of it's popularity, it
being mure saaable npw THAN It was
twenty-five years ago, when 1ts great
SUCCESS WIS considered marvellous. -
r. 8. Drake, M. D., BelDt, Hams.
My little sister, four years of age,
was SO I'D from bronchitis that we had
almost given mp hope OF her recovery.
Our family physician, q skllf,sl man and
Of large experience, pronounced it use
less 10 give her amy more medieine !;
Saying that he had dome all it was pns-
kihle to do, and we mnst prepare for the
worst AZ . last resort, we Determined
to Try AgH's Cherry Peebnral, and / can
truly saY, with the most happy results.
Alter taking lew doses she seemed to
breathe eaEier, and, within Eeek, was
Dut uf danger. We eGntiuned gIving the
Pect1raI until satisfied she was enfare1y
well This h1s giTen me uRbDundad fxith
IN the FrepnE1tian, and / recommend IL
eDnidentay to my customers. &C. @.
Iepper, Druggist, Fort WAyne, Ind.
For Colds xnd Coughs, take
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mediately relieved
by the Use of this
wonderful remedy.
1T strengthens the
vocal organs, allays
Irritation. and pre-
vents the inroaals OF
Co onssum LII pIion; III
every stage of that
dread disease,
Ayers Cherry Pee
to1'al relieves cough
ing and in ndu ees
refreshing rest.
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ooaRncgen sY Ncsa1pr THE GROCER.
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~ Fl. JOHNSON, NJ. D. c. NJ
k,-ssnsre s.f Nc6m College, Montreal, hate
Assls1an1 Sarzeou IN Montreal 6tnerai
Eazrdraa- DHsce N West Is Liichneids
RsocK. opposite Opera House Calls at
tended Cay and night
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-10

TRY DAYLIGHT PILLS Tor human alls
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"Like MagiC,' D

THE effect prodnced by Ayers Cherry
Fectoral- Colds, Coughs, Group,
and Sore Throat are, in MOST cases, int-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-10
i,l3;;}|3lZl3!

After ten years exclusive sale, csn now be
obtained Of nd Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cines. 1t tCURES-sake natice-neI simply helps
but CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
RiiiOusness and Dyspepsia.
Ii n stldrlly vegetable preparation and viii
CURE MALARIA, Ane all MALAa1AL tronhles.
DR.. 8. II, Wise, OF Boston. Nv. says:
Shave prarticea medicine IL years, and find no
equal TO HERRINE rs a Liver RssnlaIar.''
DR., VI. A. Rakar, OF Madison, Fla, says
"a borlle of HERKINE Is worth more than
$500 worth of Quinine in any family -
Acting on the Liver In different way frnm
any other medicine; it is . positive cure for
Chranic Constipation and Is cheaper than Flls.
Its peculiar composition is sneh, that We
guarantee to cure any case Of Chills and Fever
Or Bilious Fewer with ene bottle.
1t costs hut Is cents and each bor1le cnn-
tains over 10 AVERAGE doses, making the cost
less ihau two CENTS . dose. Would saN aak
fur cheaper medicine ? 1t is not cure-all. But
VIII cure any Liver. Kilions or MAlA-
rial OomplAant- Manufactured by
The Horbdne Co.,
Successors to VIM. Condeu,, St. Le1ts, He
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-26

SARATOGA, N. Y, May 26.-In the Pres
byterian general assembly. to-day, the report
of the committee on synodical records was
reed. These were mostly approved. The
assembly in approval Of an overture from
Wisconsin synod reafllrmed Its deliveranoe
OF 1870 in favor of retaining the reading OF
the Bile in common schools. The report Of
the committee on unemployed ministers and
vacant churches was presented by DR.. Her
rick Johnson, of Chicago. He said 1t WAS
not intended to provide for incapable minis
ters OF churches that ought to die. But there
Is need OF a medium through which parties
who ought to be helped can BIO. Professor
Darling said short cuts into the min
istry meant tia increase before long of
the number OF meu who cannot find en-
ployment. These vscaut churches are the
oaes who won't take poorly equipped men
A special committee to Investigate the az
fairs Of the publication society was an.
nounced. II was voted that the subject be
referred to the presbyterles and their re-
plies be considered by this committee and
presented to the naxt Assembly. The COM
mittee on finance reported the expenses Of
the Assembly, provided for. and balance
IN the treasury Of some S72. O0O