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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
GLADSl0NES RETIREMENT
REGARDING CONNECTION WITH
The IRISH FIGHT.

10 is Believed That lie VIII Giye Way
20 Parnell After "A While-Grest Excite
mont Exists in Spain oyer the Ap-
preaching Electlens-Foreign Notes.
LONDON, Jan. 21.-The current reports
in regard 20 Mr.. Gladstone's intended res
ignation are associated in the public mind
with the negotiations for the settlement OF
the Irish difficulties. 1t is iniimated that.
as parnoli is evidently not going to ohiter-
ate himself. MIR. Gladstone who has yir-
tually demanded Parnell's withdrawal. now
proposes 90 get out of the dilemma by himself
Withdrawing, and leaving the conduct Of
affairs to Sir William Harcourt, who has
not committed himself seriously on the
Parnel retirement question. Mr.. Glad
stone, whatever his intentions as TO the
leadership, viii not retire for the present, at
least, from the House OF Commons. lie
Viii take an active part in debate, and pro-
poses i0 vigorously advocate the bill repeal
ing Catholic religious disabilities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
Knocked His Agent Down.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2s.-MillionaiIe
John w. Mackay walked into President
Helliman's room In the Nevada Bank yes
teroay and knocked down G. W. Bonynge,
mis- confidential agent. The men
were separated before either could
draw revolver, but those who
know both declare III II this is not the end
oi the trouble. Bcnynge came from Eng
land several years ago, aud has been Mac
kay's chiet business man here for several
ears. Report says that Bonynge had
played Mackay false In recent deal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT
sir John Macdonald win Dissolve II Al d
Hold au Election.

CHICAGO, LIS, Jan. PA Washington
special TO the News says. Representative
Hit, Of Illinois, received telegram yester-
day from Ottawa, Canada, telling him that
sir John Macdonald was about 10 dissolve
the Canadian Parliament and 20 to
the country in an election on February Zslh
next. The issue Of the coming campaign WIZ
be reciprocity and the Liberals Of tfNDo-
miniOn are particularly anxious that MI
Hit should get through bis reciprocity res
olutiOn in time 10 let il aid them in their
contest. If they are able to show the Cana
dian people that the Hit resolution
lOr reciprocity has be1n passed by one
0r both Houses Of Congress, ana 10
IN the nature Of tender Ol
more cordial relations with Canada, thel
expect 10 be able 10 carry the election ana
displace Sir John Macdonald. Mr. Hit II
not pushing his res0luu On the noor' as
there is a disposi ion among his Republican
colleagues to call IL tree trade move. but
he is quietly seeing the members, and lie
hopes 10 have sufficient assurance 20 secure
the passage Of the resolution during lae
latter days OF the session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

BALTIMORE, Nh. Jan. 2s.--Ernest Forbes
a c0lOred. man. who in November last raNisn'
ed Miss Rerha ID. Pnipps, who lived WIN
her uncle, George w. IIarde.ty, near Mount
Zion, Anne Arundle county was 'ous,
Ved in the Criminal Court and eonNleteu'
The verdict was reached i've minutes aile'
The case was submitted % the jury. 10.
penalty Is death, or from eighteen monihs
TO twenty -one years In the Penitentlsry'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
1HE LLLlNols s.nAroRsAp.


Indications Are that a Break in the IL
iofiug May Come go Any Moment.
NEW DIRK. Jan. 2s.-A SPECIAL from
springfield. Illinois, says: 10 looks as II "a
break in tine ballouns may come at any
time. The Grangors are being delused
vith petitions from branches of iie
AlHauc. urging them 90 nlop iLe
waste OF public money and time, ana
agree upon some available candidate.
TAe Republican leaders have submitted
"a pfono.ition 90 drop O-lesby for Judge
Gresham. urging that tine latter would hc
,r.eutable 20 the farmers throughout the
STATE ON account of his well khQwR rulings
AGAINST Jay Gould and other capitalist ''
a. well as railroad corporations Ihr
Grapg.rs. after con-ultation, howeS r
replied finally thet Gresham would
rIt do. The Democrats are now try
Inc 10 hud somebody I'm Palmer s
place who will De acceptable TO Moore AMI
b,s associates. hut 70 is doubtful If they c~o
doif. II there is lao break the Republican
,y,Il carry the contest TO point where u
viii nave 90 be abandoned, aud thus ledN
tbe appoinlment Of Farwelis successor 10
Goyclnor Flier. There is no doubt mat ne
latter would in that case send far"ell
back ag8ln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

TACOMA, WASH, Jan. 2S.--A great SEN
satiop has been caused by Representative
Frame. Democratic member from Shohom-
sh county. openly stating that be was Of
fered 81. 900, $1,000, aud then 5000, to vote
tor Senator squire hv a man who was
vouched for by sQuireJ private secretary as
being all right in any 0her he made.
Frame will testify before the investigating
committee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
FROM FARMVILLE.
Death OF Mrs. Mary Miller and Mr.. John
;. HOlman-Other News.

FARANILLE, VA, Jan. 27.-.speclal. r.
Mrs. Mary Miller, the mother Of our worthy
Town Sergeant, died and was buried on the
10Th instant. She was the aunt Of Captain
Epps, City Sergeant OF Richmond. Her
funeral was largely attended on sunday
evening, and preached 10y Or. G.. W. Bagby,
who made the kindest remarks, assisted by
Mr.. NJ. simpson, the Methodist preacher,
OF FaTmyile.
On Monday the funeral Of Mr.. John :.
Holman. ESQ. who was member Of Cap
tain Z. W. Mckinneys company, took
place from the Presbyterian church. He
was a man Of many good traits, and was
very popular among his comrades, and
many Of his old company were present at
fhD iIInn.ll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

LoNDON. Jan. 2S.-Great excitement eX-
lists in Spain over the approaching cleo
tions, and IN Barcelona "a public meeting in
behalf of the Conservatives almost resulted
iu riot, The working people being either
Liberals or Socialists. The Government is
eNerting every influence 10 secure Con-
serauye victory, bat it is difficult TO fore
see the result. as universal suffrage j.
Tor the first time IN operation at general
. ect.Ons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
Trnm Fredericksbnlg.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Jan. 2S.-ISpC-
cial.l-Mr. James I. L0werg most pOpu-
lar aud nourishng dry goods merchant, OF
this city, was married to-day 10 Miss Nellie
Bowman, a beautiful ard accomplished
daughter Of Henry y. Bowman, Of this coun-
", the Rev. j r. smith, of this city officiating.
The ceremony was performed at the resi-
derce Of the brides parents with only a
few intimate friends present. rhe happy
pair will arrive in town in time 10 take the
. O'Clock ira tonight for an extended touf
North.
Il is rumOred here that a large syndicate
Of Northern capitalists have purchased the
new spoke factory erected here, and will
enlarge il considerably.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

q. the explosion against the side
Of the mine. One had his leg
drawn up so that il was impossible TO
straighten IT, The fact is bodies Nere found
in all positions and conditions. Those taken
from the mine were close 10 the cage on
what is termed the level, and were all
smothored. while those taken out later rjm
the dip were horribly burned aud manned.
\ young Hungarian woman came and
gazed into the face of each body as it lay on
the porch.
A HEART-RENDING SCENE.
She finally swOoned. and with heart
rendinC vail began stroking the face and
body OF a line youug man. who was her hus-
band. She patted his face and smO0ihCd his
hair, nh the time talkiGC rapidly in her own
language, and her tears were sire aiming
down her face. II was weirod scene b %
yond an description. An old man called
and recognized a body. and exclaimed:
"Ihat is my boy; let me take him to his
mother"
Towards morning the work Of removing
the bodies became much more difficult on
account of accumulated Gas. Every few
minutes the physicians would be called
upon 90 prescribe for some men in the nine
overcome by gas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

LONDON. Jan. 2>-Tbe Exchange Tele-
erapn Company says that the encouraging
news received from Chilli referring 90 toe
British Ministers having acted as a ne
dist0r, and that President BAlmacCda was
on the point OF rendering his signallon.
camU via MeNic3. and is anterior TO the
news of Yesterday in regard to the re'o-
IuffOuary successes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

Scorr,DALr. PA. Jan. 2o.-A terrible eA-
plo-ion occurred Yesterday in the mammoth
riuc near here owned by the II. {. fricN
Company. and at last accounts about one
hundred aud ten miners have i'ei ihclf
lives. Tne mine was on fire at m.uni-hi
ana probably an not recovered, about hi y
lea number. vii bc cremaicd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

BERLIN. Jan. 2S.-Ihe Beriiner klinishco
Wochenschri't says that tubercle bacilli has
been discovered by DI. Liebman In thg
blood oi nine pationt, treated with Koch
lymph. There was. however. no trace of
military tuberculosis. while two of the ease
pr sent nd hacilli i'm the sputun. This is
considered as c0uhrmatOry of Professor Viz
chOFs experiments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
TIE ELECTION RATIFIED.
william IF, ffrr Omciaily Announced to
succeed ingalls, To The senate.

RN'''"A Aha@ @AAF " Ahf '''"N
TOPEKA KAN, Jan. 2s.- Promptly at L
o'clock to-day the Senate ilied into the Rep
resentatiyes' chamber tor the purpose ol
Joining the House in joint con-
yehtiOn % elect United states
senator % succeed John j. IN
gals. Lieutenant-G0yernor Felt took the
chair and called the House 10 order. Inc
roll of both bodies was called at once, ana
resulted as follows: William PfeileT. lOl
John j. ingalls,, 5S: Blair, 8; Merrill i
Kelly, /. The chair then declared william
Pielier SenatOr-elect 10 succeed John ). III
gals. The result was received with ap
plause from tie Alliance members. Tor the
hrat time in the history Of the state, / niieu
states senator has been chosen VINO owe,
no allegiance 10 the Republican party and
who was elected without its aid. The vote
Is substantially the same as the vote taken
yesterday lnpach House separately.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
LIE coal MINE HORROR.
One Hundred aud Three Bodiea Removed
from the shaft.

One Iundred aud Three Bodice Removed q
from the shaft.
Pur-uuRG, Pa, Jan. 2s.-Mr. h. {.
Fri.l. owner of the Mammoth mine, 40. J..
the seon3 Of yesterdays terrible explosion
said to-day that up TO an early hour this
morning lO3 bodies had been removed from
fbo shaft lie says that there were m aii
Ul men working in the mine at the ulle u,
tbe accident aud that nine oi them escal
with their lives. Some of them were oah!
Injured. and the rest, or lol men, were el'ne
killed outright on were suiiOcated by the
terrible afer-damp. 100, ,..,oo
,tra col,e region. and this morning the niue
VILLAGE of Mammoth WAS crowded win !h-
,,tbetic and curious people from tne sur
l.,,t,,dins country. All last night ana TINS
,,,.,,,in,, ,y0rkmen made their appearance
,yith apnaliiug regularity at Tue shAli :
mouth. bearing between them the niut,@l'u lt, s,
remains of oae or two victims. uu''uI"-
about four hundred Kaf0s u'H'S"' w.
.used as "A mOrgue. here Tue v''u 49,
,..,ei,ot ard dressed. and card bearing
"'',',,., ..,,, ,c,s lied 10 their clothing. IleY
,,.,. than laid iu long rows on po'oh
',,aitin,, Identification. BY l O'CLOCK the
..','.h US r,ll, occupied, and the ilo0rs oi
- adio,ning houses were Occnpitu' an"
~ ~ a., ~ "a barn was cleared for tue re.
oe,,tioo of the victims yet to be Drought
from the mines.
FRIGHIFUL TAsh'
Tho work Of cleaning the bodies ana pro :
naring Them for Identification h was = n's',, "g -
psi'ns Ein ,s.t oa one board lay The Doay 9i a, a
S"y M scarcely over sixteen years oia' Snrr, Mn.c
alongside lay fully grown man posn, nd "o',1 ona
SIy burned about The Dody, heHu os a. s"% 'ir
face. some had me. lne %pI bad their faces
heads blown on, DINERS ,nas nas imnossiLle
90 ISL ~, NOV we're. one man was iden-
- , see " VIZ having portion his foot shot oil
unqa ,, " lying "d In The late war. a young
man. "pbp%i'e pboie fiom the top OF his
% haa clear 10 his chin. some had
sy,aentIy az sn been hurled BY the ioree
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
TIE NEWS SUMMARY.

RAM warmer.
The Association ball viii take place Zoe
morrow night--p Policeman j. W. Ralston
dci. -- The Virginia Agricultural aud Me-
Mechanical society elected Colonel 4. S. Hu.
urI president Mrs. AMMO H. Rice died.
- The Iifc Insurance Company Of Virginia
elected oflccrs.--Mr. l.. b Thomas died .-
The rowhatun Club VIII hold an important
meeting to.nigh; DR.. Horace d. TaIlafef-
., aIed.-Auss Alice Lambert and 'lr JAS.
Redmond were marrcd.-Nrs. Pauline
scrslorf dicd.--Mr shirley II Clarke, of
Manchester. died.
VIRGINIA.
double Tragedy occurred near Cascade, i,
which Harden fancs was sctous.y cui and
momas D.. Mathews morany wouulcd.-
nau,Illc and North Danvulc wiu settle their
dispute iu few davs 200 reference to iursdic-
f.n.-Thc special ccn>uS of pan,lue now
n.ue takcn shows an ircrcase over the oai-
l..I one --A.r. James Allen. of Lyncnbufg.
died Tuesday night Mrs George 49,. Turn
OBJ. of lvnchhurg. died yesterday AR
p. .eemcnis are heing perfected n lynch
Iur. f,r theTeachcr, Normal Institute 90 Doe
hold next, summer. - Captain Edward
uuyal fhe ascent cd thc Chesapeake anl OHIO
.nf Baltimore anI Ohio railways. at Lcxns-
t.n has resigned
wAsHiNcroN.
uoarmd Srooucr have uot given up hop, S
0fpassme thc To.cc nII ,,t. Ihc order of
proceedings soonro Doe published. however.
uI omit the clourc and the Force Nl.
.aI h0th arc considered dead PM adcpha
Republicans are stiu assalng Cameron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

PIERRE. :. u. Jan. 2S.-Nesterd4y ihe
uor-e ly a vote OF >, 90 81 declared Blake,
,nappena.nt. entitled to the seat nov occu'
.oied by Fowler, Republican.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
SENATE.

In the Senate this morning, Mr. Stewart
said that as there was some uncertainty as
10 Mr.. Stanforrs position on the vote on
Monday to lay aside the cl0ture rule,
he wished to have read telegram TO him
from Mr.. Stanford on Monday morning, bat
which was not delivered owing to teie.
graphic Interruptions. The telegram was
read to the effect that Mr.. Sanford was in
favor Of proceeding with the Apportlonment
bill and the Appropriation bills, and asking
20 be paired accordingly.
The House amendments To Senate bill re-
ferrng TO the Court OF Claims the claim OF
the Chesapeake Female College Of Virginia
for use aud occupation Of this property from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

UolI and >pooncr have not given up hop, S
0frassng thc ro.cc nil ,Dt The order of
r..e.ciuss soouro Doe published. however.
u.I omit the cloturc and the Force NlL
.nI hath are considered load-- PM adelph.a
Republicans arc stll assaiims Cameron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
WILL STAND By IHE ocALA PLATFORM.

When the House Committee on Coinage,
Weights and Measure, met to-day To hear
a Boston delegation in opposition TO the
Free Coinage bill, Mr. Bland moved
that vote be taken on the 1iil
in committee next Wednesday, ana
during discussion that ensued he
insisted that the opening OF hearings was a
scheme to Kill the bill. 4 spirited cOntr0-
yersy arose, and it was finally decided to
hear the Boston delegation to-day, and 10
hear the director Of the mint tomorrow.
Aft.r the Boston delegation had stated its
views in opposition To The bill, the commit
tee adlOurned.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-28
Mill BIZ No WAR.
Chilli viii Make Ample Rep
aratiOn.
The Boston Ordered Back to
San Francisco.

Other War Vessels stopped from Enter
ing ChiIian waters Government of
ficials at Washington Confident That
There VIII BE No Serious Trouble.
New YORK, Dec, 2S. special to The
World from Washington says There is
the highest authority for the statement
that the department of state has received
from official resources, though informal
ly, assurances that the Chilian govern
ment will make proper repmation for
Che assault upon the sailors of the Balti-
more at Valparaiso. The knowledge has
been communicated to the navy depart
ment and as a result Secretary Tracy and
Assistant Secretary Solely spent Christ
mas at the department in preparing fresh
orders to the United States war vessels
in Valparaiso and other ports.
The statements telegraphed from
Washington Of late in regard to the al
legged mobilization of a feet of merchant
vessels to act as transports have caused
only amusement in the navy depart
ment, but in view Of certain dispatches
from California, which seemed in a
measure to substantiate these reports,
Secretary Tracy has deemed it advisable
to make an authoritative denial. This
declaration was made by Assistant Sec
retary Soley, who said:
1.-The secretary has read these reports
and has regarded them as not worth de-
nying until the publication from San
Francisco, stating that Admiral Brown
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-28
MINISTER HANGS HIMSELF.
He Warns His Congregation of the Com
ing End of the World.


ing End of the World.
RUsHsYLvANIA, o., Dec. 2s.-The lit
tie country village Of Whitetown, on
the Big Miami river, eight miles north
of here, has a sensation such as has
never occurred in that town or part OF
the country before.
About two weeks ago a young evan
gelist by the name Of Henry Hawkins
came to this little village and entered
upon series Of protracted meetings,
and was meeting with great success. On
Sunday evening before Christmas he an
nounced that he would give sermon
Christmas Eve on the subject of the
world coming to an end on Christmas
Day.
Thursday night he appeared in the
pulpit acting very peculiar, and seemed
to be somewhat unbalanced in his mind,
but he delivered what some pronounced
a very effective sermon, and dwelling
upon the sudden ending of the world,
seemed to convince a great number,
and had the entire audience at the
mourners' bench
The community was startled the next
morning by finding the cold body Of
Hawkins hanging in barn. He left a
note to the lady with whom he was board
ing, saying that he was going ahead Of
his congregation and prepare for their
coming, ana all was we'll
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-28
The BATTLE or TRENTON.
Cornerstone Laying ut One of our Coun-
try's Dearest Spots.

TRENTON. N. j.. Dec. 2S.-Saturday
was the 115th anniversary of the revolu-
tionary battle of Trenton, and it was
made notable by the laying of the cor
nerstone of a monument to the memory
of Washington and the continental
troops, who, after crossing the icy Della
ware during Christmas night, surprised
and routed the Hessians, killing mum
Der and taking nearly thousand pris-
oners, besides valuable military sup
plies.
Governor Albeit laid the stone at noon
while salute of forty-four gnns was
fired from the heights overlooking the
old battle field. The monument itself
which will be of polished granite 1875
feet high and surrounded b. large
figure of Washington, stands at "the
head of the town" just where one of the
wings Of the patriotic army entered the
city after its toilsome march from the
point at which the troops were ferried
over the Delaware.
Rev. DR.. Dixon offered the opening
prayer and Bishop Oferrall pronounced
the benediction. The Seventh Regiment
band discoursed a medley of national
airs. An indoor meeting was held at
the Taylor opera house, which was
crowded to the doors. Ladies were
numerous in the audience and distin-
guished Jerseymen occupied the plat
form. There was display 0f national
colors on the opera house, as well as up
on all the public buildings Of the city.
General WilliamJ. Sewell presided at
the meeting and after a short introduc-
tory address introduced United States
Senator Mcpherson to speak on "Monu-
ments Commemorative of Revolutionary
Battles as Educators of the People n
Love of Country
General Horace Porter, of New York,
followed on American Patriotism" and
then eX-Secretary of the Navy Robson
was heard in an eloquent address, PA
triotism Should Be Instilled in Every
American
Besides these public exercises there
were meetings held by the Sons of the
American Revolution and of the New
Jersey Society of the Cincinnati during
the day.
The new monument, which will We
completed and dedicated next fall, will
cost about 500, 900, of which congress ap,
propriates $30,000 New Jersey $15, ,00e
and the citizens contribute Sl5. 900.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-28
CHILrS NEW PRESIDENT.
Admiral Jorge Montt Proclaimed
Throughout the Republic.

Admiral Jorge Montt Proclaimed
Throughout the Republic.
VALPARAISO. Chill, Dec. 2S.-Admiral
Jorge Montt was proclaimed president
of the republic in every town and cityin
the country Friday.
1t is proposed to proclaim n general
amnesty to all the minor civil, military
and naval officials who served under
Balmaceda, The amnesty will not, how
ever. extend to officers above the rank of
major. to ministers of state. judges,
councillors. members Of congress, gov
ernors or others who were particularly
prominent.
Nelasquez was brought here from
Santiago Friday, and handed over TO the
intendente. He was at once placed on
board the warship Cochrane for safe
keeping The action has given rise 20
the idea that the government believed
Velasquez was at the head of plot to
cause trouble during the Inauguration
ceremonies. The reason given for his
arrest IS that several persons were caught
wednesday might COW yug Mulichar
riies into bis h..se- A search ul the
house resulted iu the discovery of other
rifles. The destruction Of a hardware
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-28
HoRsTMANNs coNsEcRATIoN.
1t VIII Take Place in February In Phila-
delphia.

CLEVELAND. Dec 2S.-The consecra-
ton of Rev. Ignatius F. Horstmann, the
eminent Philadelphia priest, as bishop of
the diocese of Cleveland will not take
place in this city as had been generally
assumed in church circles. The prelate
elect has expressed his desire of being con
secrated in the cathedral at Philadel-
phia, and the preparations will be made
accordingly.
The conservation will not take place
until February, as it will be some weeks
before the arrival of the papal bull
which conveys the formal notification,
and in the absence of which the prepar-
ations can not be inaugurated. The
event will be marked by considerable
splendor, and prelates from all parts Of
the country will participate. 1t has al
ready been decided that Archbishop
Elder, of Cincinnati, will be the conse-
orator, and that the sermon will be
preached by Archbishop Ryan,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-28
EIsTEDDFoD CELEBRATION.
A Gala Day for the Welsh People of TIL,
NorthMest.


RACINE. Wis, Dec. 2S. - Friday
was gala day for the Welsh people of
the northwest, the occasion being the
grand eisteddfod, for which prepara-
tions had been in progress several
months. Special trains arrived from
various cities at intervals all morning
and it is estimated 1000 strangers took
part in the exercises.
The festival Of poetry and song was
opened at 10 o'clock by Attorney Get
tiugs, OF this city, the chairman of the
eisteddfod committee. Some time was
then devoted to Bardics addresses Of
welcome
w. =. Powell acted as conductor at
the afternoon and evening sessions.
There We're thirty-four competitors on a
stanza, "Godf, but the prize was
awarded to Rev q. James, of Shenan-
doah Pa.
d. ?. Griffith, Of Ransom, Oneida
county. n. Y, was awarded the prize
for the composition Of poem, "Yr Iesu
A Wylodd.' O her Literary prizes were:
d. NJ. Lewis, of Alliance, o., best trans
lation into Welsh OF a portion of "Ham-
l't' and Hugh Jones, Of Denbigh, North
Wales. for the best poem on the late
Rev, John Noses