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we step ashore at the iar.lamed city Of

| VIC sup HbuOte ~ tue tAI'ihusu Glty
South Bend.
South Bend Is TO be the terminus o
the Northern Pacific railroad so they
told us, and the people have the vim ant
ambition TO make q city OF this growing
village. Methodism has Just dedicated
q neW church here and Rev. spFasut
Davis, the pastor, will begin 0 parson
age in short time.
It Is amusing to hear the people o.
Willapa Harbor and Gray's Harbor talk
OF the merits OF their own harbor, and
the dement's Of their rival harbOr.
On Friday morning, in good season, We
ara on board the City Of Astoria, on our
way out OF Willapa darbor into the arm
OF the harbor now known as Shoal Water
Bay. We observe the fishermen at work
on the oyster beds with their long
handled cross rakes scooping up the lus'
cious biyalyes into their boats. This ID
an old and still a prosperous industry.
We pass the town OF Bay Center and
draw near the weather beaten port
known as Oysterville, now closed to
steamers on account Of the shoal water.
We are told that this was town OF some
Importance forty years ago. We land at
the new summer resort, Sealand, go
ashore and look around us. The real
estate man Is here, and already lots are
away up. It Is three or four miles TO
0ysterville and We want to go down, but
have scarcely time to spare.
After dinner Of native oysters, we
take the train on the narrow gauge road
toward Astoria. The road is only ABOUT
a dozen miles long and 1t seems to be
doing thriving business, For several
miles we are again in tull view OF the
ocean and greatly enjoy looking out OF
the windowsand seeing the surf break
ing upon the beach and letting the eye
sweep out over the ocean till sight can
go no farther.
Soon our little train checks up at the
village OF IlwaCo, at the mouth OF
the royal Columbia. Here We step on
board the General Candy, expecting a
stormy passage, and we are not entirely
disappointed, but get over without any
serious difficulty. The bar at the en-
trance to the ocean is quito broad, with
Cipe Disappointment stretching ont on
the north side and Point Adams on the
south, and the government for on either
sue with cannon covering the entrance.
We are soon walking the streets Of As.
toria. This is not a "boom" town.
Some eighty years ago the advance
guard OF the old Hudson Bay Company
pre.empted Astoria and laid out a town.
It has grown some since then. Like
Portland it has its Chinatown and in
addition its Finn.town. l don't know
that there are shook worms" among the
Chinese, but noticed one business sign
labeled hBook Woo"
Our ride up the Columbia is keenly
1t Is mighty river indeed. 1t
is noted for its fisheries. We take on
board more than two hundred surgeons.
Some big fellows would weigh easily
three hundred pounds each. The Colum.
bia river salmon are the finest in the
world.
We part with Brother Barlow at Mt.
Coffin, his old home, and with Brother
Soule at Kalams, the junction Of the
and the railroads, destined, by
it's very location, some day to be city,
Our hundred mile ride over the North
ern Pacific Is full Of reverie and pleasant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-16
The First Step

Perhaps you are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think, can't do any
thing to your satisfaction, and you
wonder what ails you. You should heed
the warning; you are taking the first
step into Nervous Prostitution. You
need Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bit
tiers you will find the exact remedy for
restoring your nervous system TO Its nor
NAL, healthy condition. Surprising re-
suits follow the use OF this great Nerve
Tonic and Alternative. Your appetite
returns, good digestion is restored, and
the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy
action. Try bottle. Price Soc, at
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. 6
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enR SALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
rI,UsTEE,s SALE.
nRUsTEE's SALE.

By Virtue Of a deed OF trust made BY Carolinr
Heise lSInce deccased) william deIse and Hen
~ nelse 10 me ~ trustee. dated January ~, 1870
recorded in the office Of the Clerk Of !he County
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, ~ DeSf
Of T;ust BOOK No. y, pRge W, lWill sell o. M
north front door OF the Court House Of sale
county, on
SATURDAY, the SiSt DAY Of JANUARY, 1891
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following de
scTIOcd property, that IL to.EGy; AL the Inter
eSu OF said parties IN and 70 tho north hall o
LOT numbered twelve In square six In thAt "a
Of the city OF Wheeling, Ohio County, West WI
ginIa, formerly called hIchietown, but nov
called South Wheeling
The interest Of said Caroline Helse in sal
property was 4 dover Interest rs the WIDOW
Henry HelEe, deCeRked. which interest was O.
Ilngnshed by her death; and tho interests 70
sold are the undivided Two thirds belonging
Eald William HeiLe and Henry HeISe - TWO
the three children ana heiIs At law OF SAID Henr
Nelse deceased,
TERvs o. SALE:-Cne. third and as much NOR
81 the purchaser elects to pay In cash on ~
dag OF GAle, the balance In two equal instal
meuls Mt one and two years, notes bearing y
teFest from the Gay OF sale 70 be given for IN
deferred payments, the title 70 DO retained unl
payment Is made In full.
W. J. W. C0WDEN, Trustee.
~. II nAIIER. AuCttOneef DEFY
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Don't delay. Take Kemp's Balsam,
the best cough cure. 1t will cure your
coughs and colds. 1t will cure sore
throat or tickling in the throat. twill
cure pains in the chest. II will cure in
huepz4 and bronchitis and all diseases
pertaining to the lungs because 1t is a
pure balsam. Hold 1t to the light and
see how clear and thick IL Is. You will
see the excellent effect after taking the
first dose. Large bottles soc and$l. 2
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By virtue Of decd OF trust made by Mar!
Emma hschstTuth and s. ChaS. Ekchstruth, ne
husband, to me az trustee, bearing date May Isl
A. d 1859, and recorded in the office Of The Clerb
Of the County Court Of Ohio county, west VII
gnia, In Deed Of trust Book No. -, page ~,
will proceed TO sell at public sale at tho iron
door OF the Court House OF said county on
SATURDAY, the 7th day OF FEBRUARY. 1891,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m the following de
sCTibed property, that Is TO say:
The south thirty.thrCe (S3) feet OF lot nun
beGei eleven ny lu square numbered Six N6l II
the City Of Wheeling, ohio county, West VII
Rlula. In that part OF the said City oil Whcellnl
formerly known Ms RitchietOWn.
Being the Eamo property which was conveyed
90 he said Mary Emma ESchstTuth by Hiram d
Thatcher by deed dated August 9th, 1887, ant
recorded In the said clerks Office.
The title to the above property Is believed Y
be perfect, but SellInG as trustee l Will convey
only the title vested In me by said deed Of trusl
Terms Of SALI-0ne third and az much msEt
as the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash, inc pal
ance In two equal InstRllmeIlH, payable respec
lively IN SIX aud twelve months fr0m tho day Q
sale, notes bearing interest from the day Of SAT
To be given for the deferred payments, the III
10 be retained until Payment il made ~ iull.
tng q < sCuAFFER TFtl@ tee.
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You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be one Of the many who know
from personal experience just how good
a thing it is. II you have ever tried it,
you are one OF its gtaunch friends, be.
cause the wonderful thing about it is,
that when once given trial, DR.. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds place
in the house. II you have never used il
and should be afflicted with a cough,
cold, or any throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure bottle at once and give
it o fair trial. 1t is guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Co.'S drug store. Q
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For RENT.
REAL ESTATE.
To Let


s,,,s,,orn 1854 Market street.
s,o,S;oofn % Main street. ,.,-.,,...
I,bt ,omed brick house 70 ThlIteentn, 81 40
even tS foomcd brick house bath ROOM esc'' ~
soI .,i. ~ ,lnud house, with modern Improve
So. Il .6ulh York street
p sTy S,,SSrneh houSc, ~ Eorh To'k sHeet; =,
~ TSomed brick, lrAt class property, "
NORM I., ,SStaed house at lt6 Virginia street.
III, canned brick, 1850 Market street.
~ ~ ,1ou third iloIT, 1910 Market ttrect.
sNyC,, roOmed house, with all modern I'M
!s'ynncnS l6S EOtth front street.
pEyylh.i., ISoned house, with all modern I'm.
s,s,.. T 10 Virginia street.
rs,S,n,ed hOu,e, with iAERe yard, very de,
,,,.se properly, 1853 North EtontGtreel.
s seyen 70 med house, n south Fem sLeet
s,,Sc room next to dwelling at lbRl Main q.
Ta"S rooms with all conVenienees at 1lb5
A faH, TsoomSd house, ?62O NarketStreet.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, US. Claim Attorney,
Collector and Notary Public.

cr7.inl' petsorai attention given 10 renting
houses, collecting rents and accounts, purcnaS'
and Aie OF real estate ard the general mapIa l
men, Of real estate. lcolleCt rents without ioSi
and owners OF property ay0iG the gu
bounty, &c. Pension vouchers ceI tlned. pepoN
tons taken IN Pension claims DEEDS, !caSes'
agreements, and other written inStrumenw pre-
pared. r,,.,t.,
and vicinity An immense Amount OF correspond
Cnce | an have 4 better knowledge o. SouI
case than an attorney diStantiEOm you; wac kS KY
his Information by corTespondencO am W.
than an attorney distant from 1ou can do.
have for sale manufacturing sites, me ~ ".
denceI, farms, and real estate OF every defcTlP
ton.
OFFICE: NO. 1919 MARKET ST.
Ia1l
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy is a
positive specific for all forms OF the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price 50c.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D&w
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.

-HEw YORK. Jan. I5.--MOney on call easy,
ranging from q to SIS.per cent, last lean per
cent. closed Offered al : per cent Prime rner.
camille paper GXas per cent. sterling exchange
active and strong at n SIA4 SIiIs. sales zgG,yI7
The passage Of the unlimited Silver coinage
bill by the senate yesterday, iurnlshed the main
5prini Of operations in the stock market to-day,
And altogether the Influence was adverse 70
values, although opinions difer a. 10 the nlti.
mate effect OF the bill, IT'S most marked eject
10 day was seen In the material decline In the
price OF silver certificates.
The sensation Of the day was the strength In
New England, which has been rising myster'
iOuSly for long time, but 70 day reason was
forthcoming IN the assertion that both the New
England aud the New hRyen had applied 70 tbs
leg sIatafes OF Connecticut and Massachusetts,
for the paSSnga OF law which would permit
them TO consolidate. The strength In New
4 resiSiAnce 10 the downward movement In the
early trading. but the general list soon broke
away from II, and the tendencg t0r most OF The
day was downward sitter that time
Missouri Pacific displayed some strength In the
carly tradiME, but On . with the remainder after
the ilSt hour. Sugar showed the continuance OF
the liquIdAtiOns, and after opening on per
Wizards and the London favOrltes were all spe.
cIRIly weak The market finally closed weak At
the lowest prices Of the day.
The losses are: Rock Island and Sugar each 9,
Il Paul lN Colombo Coal, Union Pacific and
Louisville & Nashville ~, Clevela I'd, Clncln'
natl. Oh ,cagO & st Louis and 'chison each ~.
and North American X per cent.
Railroad bonds, market rather weaker today.
and a,ste bonds fuIi and s,eadv
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NEW YoRK. Jan. l6,-Plg Iron quiet; Amari.
can SIS bOal6 20. Copper unchanged at sl4 60.
Lead dull at slO2x. Tin quiet and steady;
straits so 10.
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"O1IvE Blossom" is the greatest dis
covery OF the age in the medical line.
Weak, tired, dependent women who are
fast going into consumption from some
wasting disease, peculiar to their sex,
may be restored to health If "0LlvE
Blossom" is used before 1t is too late.
Sold by Logan Drug Co, O. K. Goethe,
WV. Irwin, W. E Williams, Q. schnept,
O, Menkemeller, W. O. Armbright, w.
H, Williams and NJ. W. Heinrich; ]. w.
Darrah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry
Bowie l. Co., Bridgeport; @. Nj. Wy
rick, Bellaire !; st. Clair Bros, Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-16

The best salye 10 the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, ealt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains9,
corns and all skin erupious, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug 90.
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POPULARITY called the king of medi.
cines-H Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t conquers
scrofula, salt rheum and all other blood
diseaRea.
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,, c.xS s o. Jan. is-cOstoO:'teadyi mid
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TRUSTEES SALE.

u
BY virtue OF deed Of trust made By James
Smith IT,. 10 me As trustee, bearing date on III,
18th day Of November, ia the year lsSS, an,
recorded In the Office Of the CLERK OF the County
Court Of Marshall county, West virginia. II
Deed Of Trust Book 10. s, pages 29S and E9t, =
will proceed 10 sell At public auction on m y,
premises TO DO sold In the city Of BenWood, ID
aid county, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1891
beginning nj 10 o'clock a. M, tho following dc
tCTlbed real estate, situated IN The SAID Guy
BenwOOd, that Is 10 say, all that lot NO.
(thlrty.nine) In Schah'E Third Amended ADJ
ton to the said city Of Bepwood, being the SAINT
property granted and conveyed 10 lhe Aaid JANE
smith, IL, by A. J. Clarke, special Reconnaissance
By deed dated the 18th day Of November, 1883
TERMS or sALE-0nG'thlEd, or a9 muen
more az the purchaser may elect, cash IN name
on the day Of sale, aud tho balance 10 TWO equal
inSAllmentS. payable respectively 10 Az N
twelve month from the day Of sale, with inteE
est, tho purchaser TO give his notes Tor the de
ierred indictments, With security satisfactory u
the undersigned trustee. .r.,.
RlS Gb0 II. CALDWELL. TEnsIee.
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It is easy for man to believe in the
wisdom Of God when everything comes
his way.
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Petroleum.

SEw York, Jan. l5.-Petroleum continued
dull and narrow. The only trading to-day was
opened steady at 73Hc, moved up ~, reacted
and closed u that. PeDnsylvanlA OIL spot sales
none February optl In opening at I31Ec; highest
40; lowest closing at 73Hc. Lima, no sales;
sales $50 Obarrels.
OIL CRY, Pa, Jan. 1S.-opened Of 7S1I%c; high.
est 78JSc; lowest TO; closed at 40; sales 10000
barrels: clearances l2l, 600 barrels; carrying Asa
&c; runs So IS barrels; GhpmentS n S7y barrels;
charters 1857 barrels. Buckeye, no sales; runs
4I,42l barrels; shipments 4S,Gll barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa. Jan. lh.-opeued at ISJTo;
highest 7SJSc; lowest and closed at c;clearanCCS
2Sg,0O0 barrels.
PlrTs9uR0H. Pa. Jan. lS.-oll market dull;
7Shc bid.
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Ever in the dizzy waltz it is love that
makes the whirled go round.
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Ask for Van Houten's Cocoa take no
other. Mw&F.4
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Central STANDARD Time.
] RRnSqIVdlid ljR9S.|


~ From Bridgeport Station
TrGInS via tho Cleveland d Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland, 1850 =. m, For Pittsburgh, 1919
4. m. For Chicago and Cleveland, 100 p. m. For
PittsDurgh and View York, 1874 p. N. For 5teu.
benyille, s:48 Am.
Trains arrive al Bridgeport Of $500 q. nl., 1880
4. m. 1910 D. m 4:h9 2. m, and S:l5 p, m.
On Saturdays only-For RRSt Liverpool, GIL
p. m; from East Liverpool, ll;l2 p. N.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati d a.
Louis RAilway-Pan Handle Rout0-leayeWhe
Ing for stsubenvIlle, PittSbuIgh and the ESSt,
6:2O a. M, 1875 p M, $50 p. m and $40 D m,
For Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81,
Louis, e:2O q. m. and $40 p. m. For Columbus
and Chicago, 1885 p. m. IFniDs arrive 1t wheel.
Ing at $3.50 q: M 900 a. M, $50 p m. and $40 p.
m. Trains leaving Of $50 4. n. and arriving ii
: 20 p. M, run solid between wheeling and
PittRhufRh. All tEainEd'ily except sunHRy.
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:, BrroHA Az, Plpls cure Bilious and
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Nietnl.

PI p "a. Jau. ls.-oIl nltEot dulli
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD TIME
" table taking effect January II, 1891. Pas.
senger trains Will run a. iollows-Ce Time.
All mains daily except those marked thus /,
which DO not run on Sunday
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L. ., ,...,.. President
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RANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.

n Drafts on England Ireland. Franco and Ger.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-08

I wnruH.
Let me see our hand again. she de-
manded with feveriSh eagerness, THE
hand on which l placed the ring!'
Smillugly and with readiness | took
off the glove | had just put on.
What odd fancy possesses yoa now,
little one?'' | asked with an air of play-
fuIneSS.
She made no answer, but took my hand
and examined it closely and c%uriOusly.
Then she looked up, her lips twitChed
]nervously, and she laughed a little hard
mirthlesS laugh.
Your hand she murmered incoher-
emily, with-that-signit-on it's eX-
actly like-like Fabio'sl"
And before / had time to say a word
she went off into a violent fit of Mysteries
-sObS, little cries, and laughter all in
termingled in that wild and ~reaSonless
distraction hat generally unnerves the
strongest man who is not accus-
toned to it. l rang the bell
to summon assistance; a lay-sister
answered it, and seeing Nina's condi.
ton, rushed for a glass of water and
summoned Madame la Vicaire. This
latter entering with her quiet step and
inf1exible d%emeanor, took in the situa-
at a glance, dismissed the lay-sister, and
possessing herself of the tumbler of
water, sprinkled the forehead of the in
.eresting patient, and forced some
drops between her clenched teeth.
Then turning to me she inquired with
some stateliness of manner, what had
caused the attack.
II really cannot tell you, madame"
said with an air of affected concern and
vexation. Il certainly told the Countess
of the unexpected death of a friend, but
she bore that news with exemplary
resignation. The circumstance that ap.
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pears to have so greatly distressed her
is that she finds, or saws she finds, a re-
semblance between my hand and the
hand of her deceased husband. This
seems to me absurd, but there is no &C
counting for ladies' CapriCes."
And l shrugged my shoulders as
though / were annoyed and impatient.
Over the pale, serious face of the nun
there fitted a smile in which there was
certainly the ghost Of sarcasm.
"All SenSitiveneSS and tenderness OF
heart, you see!" she said in her chill,
passionlesS tones, which, icy as they
were, somewhat conveyed to my a an
other meaning than that implied by the
words she uttered. 1--WE cannot per-
haps understand the extreme d~elicacy OF
her feelings, and we fail to do justice to
them"
Here Nina opened her eyes, and
looked at us with piteOus plaintiveness,
while her bosom heaved with those long,
deep signs which are the finishing chords
of the Sonata Hysteria.
"YOu are better, l trust?" continued
the nun, without any sympathy in
her mOnotonOus accents, and addressing
her with some reserve. You have
greatly alarmed the Count Olivia
81 am sorry-"began Nina feebly.
! fastened to her side.
pray do not speak of it," | urged,
forcing something like a lovers ardour
into my voice. 81 regret beyond meas
ure that it is my misfortune to have
hands like those of your late husband! l
assure you | am quite miserable about
it. Can you forgive me?"
She was recovering quickly, and she
was evidently conscious that she had be-
haved somewhat fooliShly. She smiled,
a weak pale smile; but she looked very
scared, worn and i'll. She rose from her
chair slowly and ~languidly.
Il think | will go to my ROOM" she
said, not regarding Mere Marguerite,
who had withdrawn to a little distance,
and who stood rigidly erect, %immovably
featured, with her silver crucitix glitter
ing coldly on her still breast.
Good bye, Cesare! Please forget my
stupidity, and write to me from Avel-
limo"
/ took her outstretched hand, and
bowling over it, touched it gently with
my lips. She turned towards the door,
when suddenly a mischievous idea seemed
to enter her mind. She looked al
Madame la Vicaire and then
came back to me.
"Addio, amor mio!' she said, with 9
sort of rapturouS emphasis, and throw,
ing her arms round my neck she kissed
me almost ~passiOnately.
Then she glanced maIiciously at the
nun, who had lowered her eyes till they
appeared fast shut, and breaking into
low peal of indolently amused laughter
waved her hand to me, and left tn,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-02

temperance congress to be held at SarG-
toga this month. The Judicial Com
mittee reported on the chronic case Of
DR.. Nathaniel West against the Synod
of Minnesota. This has been before
three previous Assemblies. After care
ful study OF the matter the Committee
fails to discover any cause for our
action and advices that the case of Dr..
West be dismissed.
The Committee on Worldly Amuse-
ments reported through DR.. Terrence,
of Ohio, they do not say that the theatre
or dancing are wrong in themselves,
but that their accessories often are.
Cards derive their chief attraction
from the clement Of chance in them.
They hope progressive euchre is dimin-
ishing, civil courts have already de-
cided it to be gambling. There are 405
licentateS and LII candidates for the
ministry during the year, As iicentates
and "a candidates more than last year.
Additions to churches on examination
Sc. 1919. and by letter 36,6S9 total 90
SIS. Entire present membership, 1885,
AS, net gain of 27,445. Total con-
tributions for home expenses and
benevoence S13, $50, 1904.
Family worships attendance on Sun
day evening services was urged. The
clerk read the neurology for the year,
giving the age, Presbytery, standing,
otc., of ministers who have died during
the wear.
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4 TBEATER BURNED,
Actresses Rescued by Firemen and Sci,
eral Persons Injured.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. June L-Fr
broke out in the Buckingham Thca,e
on College street, this city, a. m.duic1.
A number of variety actresses wt
were sleeping in the building had nl
row escapes. Three OF them and
child were rescued from the cOrn'ceo
the fourth story by iircmen. A necr
who jumped from the third story br06
one of his legs.
At 1:5O o'clock this morning the roo
OF the burning building fell in, iniuril
three Of the frcmen, none Of whom az
thought to be seriously hurt. The
names are: Thomas Palmer, AleXandr
Hughes and James McDermOtt. I'll
fire was under control at 2:30 O'Clock
The attaches Of the theater lo>ta
they possessed. There seems TO be- i
tie doubt that the fire was the w0r,
an incendiary. Loss on building, >!n
600; insurance, S14, 900.