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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

THE new store Of the Kurts Drug
Company at tue corner OF Tventy;slnth
and EofI streets, is now open 10 the
public. The manager, Ar. c. Il Kurts.
is one Of our best known druggists, and
with his largo and varied experience, 10
prepared at all times 20 compound pre-
scriptioss carefully, skillfully and &C
curately. The store Will DO thoroughly
reliable In every respect and patrons
can rest assured OF getting new, fresh
and genuine goods. There Is tele-
phone In the store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
NOTES OF THE RIVER.

News About the Boats and Boatmen on
the Ohio.
The wharfboat closed at noon yester-
day.
The Raymond Horner passed up yes
terday morning with empties.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati
and way points yesterday morning at .
O'clock.
The Bachelor for Cincinnati and the
keystone State for Plttsourg are the
packets scheduled for to-day.
The marks on the landing at mid
night showed 7 feet 10 inches OF water
in the channel and rising.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

Qh&
SEABRlGHT-At Nartl
June =, 1921, AZ o'riock .
HRioHr aged IS yesra
RADcLiFF--gontsy,
o'clock p. ID, VIZ. kApcLnf
LOCKE-psnk. dsughur.
Locke. srst u years sht6n
orTO-xerdsy. suRe 81
,. m. y. ". Ofcc. IN BIS o6n
PARKRR-Tussass ev.nlR
1919 e'osock fK0E1 a. Para
late ". Z. Parker, sssd - Sea
PARxER-Teesdsy srerfns
io.sb 0 cloak, Puuss A fkRs
late W. o Parker. AGED ~ yeAl
DsGAHT--on TuestEy event
az pieS O'Clock. AZ the rotitcrc
No. = Alley r. H&nEy A. DElt
X. tnd Mary n. D10ANf. sktt
and 3 days.
NILLWAKD-0n Tuesday .
1891, az io,1o o'clock. brRt.
tsnes and Sarah Nilluaxd, A.
days.
oKEL-Ath Ms lsts rrsidepc'
on fussdsy, Jrre %. 1877, All
Oxxf, In the fed year Of hit ne
ToLBEkT AT shcrt Creek
Va, July !. 1891. a. 3 e'clock
ToLEskf. soa OF lehn Toieelt
uccoHxELL-oa Thursae
Q, 1891, Jess A. heccFEnfl. y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
Three Persons Drowned.

PrrsBUno. Pa. July 4-Wbils ferry,
man named Mickey was rowing party Of
eight across the Nonongabela river al
Braddock, near here. this afternoon. the
bost was upset and Mickey. and two en-.
known young mon drowned: The party
werc attending picnic, and several OF
them were intoxicated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
Made an Jmpre..Ion on tn. pope.

ROME, July 4-The comments OF the
American press on the Cal cnsly scheme OF
national bishops in America have uhdo 2
profound impression At the Vatican. Tho
Pope had several long conferences with
Cardinals PsnpoIls and 6imeoni In regard
to.the matter, before coming to the decision
already nstsd, or 10 approve the scheme.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

Go TO Belmont Park to-day. Steamer
r. B. Kendall and Floating Palace Bel
mont Park leave the wharf at o O. N.
aud p. m. sharp. Brass baud and or
chestra on board. twenty-five cents
round trip, including dancing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
A MIDNIGHT FIRE.
Blaze Starts in Ripple's Barber Shop
on Sixteenth Street.

Blaze Starts in Ripple's Barber Shop
on Sixteenth Street.
At fifteen minutes OF twelve o'clock
tst night people In the vicinity OF
hapline and Sixteenth streets saw a
right blaze shoot up in the rear portion
Henry Ripple's barber shop, adjoin-
e the English Lutheran Church.
eople at once ran to police headquar-
RS, whence a still alarm was telephoned
the Atlantic, when box Eight was
ruck. BY the time the department
rived on the ground tho whole IN
erior Of the barber shop was blazing
nerrily, and the fire was commencing
o eat its way into the rear Of Cleg.
doore's confectionery, on the corner
If Sixteenth and Chapline streets.
When water was = gotten on
the fire all danger of It's spreading
TO adjoining property was over, but 1t
was quite while before It was en-
tirely drowned out. While the iremen
were at work the crowd volunteered to
move the stock In Mr.. Moore's place of
Business, and 1t was soon hustled out of
the way, but, as is usually the case
with such sudden changes, there was a
good deal OF loss from rough handling,
as well as by fire, smoke and water.
The interior Of the barber shop was
Quilted, the rear OF the Moore place Of
business was badlJ scorched, and Ed
ward Bashar's cigar factory and Will
liam Fry's shoe shop wero more or less
drenched with water. The loss will
probably aggregate a thousand dollars,
on, which their seems TO be no insurance,
except in the case of Mr.. Moore, but he
could not give the amount OF his policy
or the company it was in.
The origin of the fire is unknown, bat
it undoubtedly started somewhere In
the barber shop. 1t might have been
caused by firecracker lodging under
the building or Ia some Granny OF the
walls, but this IS uncertain. Some gen.
tlemen were sitting almost In front OF
the building talking, when the fire
broke out, and they heard no noise. In
deed, when they saw the fire it had
gained considerable Roadway.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

The steamer r. y. Kendall and barge
Belmont Park, with brass band and
orchestra on board, Will leave wheeling
wharf nj 6 a. ~. sharp, Martins Ferry
at $50, for Steubenville Tomorrow
morning. % cents round trip, includ-
ing dancing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
American Pig Tin.

PoMoyA, CAL, July 4-Tbe Temescat tin
mines. which have been In operation near
south Riverside for six months, have
shipped 10 the American Tin Plate Con
pany, Of st. Louis, 1900 pounds Of AmH'
lean pig tin.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05


SeIN.u- $3.50. 4uIe. Udnuen az Hvn-
sldi anu mI ;, Spln,.iau WI ao%'e Gun
10y ~ t suo Hti"Utto C;tr ~ 0% 800 ~
icy, lor HV'@hV,o ivy; W sp9iu Un1
sumner NJ anu nIrs. op.i. -. W. W.,
spen1 part vi .ne Sunliner "' Uno "ni'o
sulphur springs
Miss Edith Scott, at her home in
Wellsburg, rendered to Miss Edith
Murphy, Of Wheeling, on Monday even
ing most delightful social. Only a
small number of Miss Edith's numerous
friends were present, but they were in
such merry mood that each was at
their best to thoroughly enjoy the oc-
casion Among those present were
Misses Beulah George, Myra VanOs-
trand, Sarah Palmer, Edna Ong, Leah
Buchanan, Anita Roberts, and Stella
George. Messrs Harry Harvey, Nath-
an wilkinson, VIII Paxton, Carl Jacobs,
Lou Jacob, Arthur Roberts, Dick Pal
mer.
~
Miss Lottie Dehnoaugh gave birth
Nineteenth street.
~
doliobtfrl evant of the week was
+bn nort7 givap Tbnrsdav night ont the
uatipUai road NV Mr. and Mr.. Charles
Woods Dancing largely occupied the
hons nnsic heing furnished by the
LOUIS n W 1IuotC 90 oroSrstra Tho cuests
returned on a special motor at ? o'clock.
~
The Mercantile Club gave hop at
Park on Thursday evening, and, as
psual on occasions of this Club, the
affair was an unqualified success. There
was n large representation present, and
Tho iovons festivities were INDUCED in
for Tsnv hours. Excellent music was
nrovided for dancing. and the pavilion
was prettily decorated. Refreshments
ware served al the Park restaurant.
-
Miss Orphena Shannon gave a party
~ tho residence of her parents on Sew
aU+oantb street last Friday evening. I'm
Ionor ~ her cousin. Mrs. Oscar Moore.
- nSI IThrIcbSviIle The affair was q yery
~ on. = 80 ono
0"'0' ''O So
The kindergarten Club had picnic
Yesterday at Sleepy Hollow. The men,
bers started out for the scene OF action
Yesterday morning at the somewhat I'M
seemly hour of six, yet the members re-
sponded quite generally and promptly,
and n day of rare pleasure was passed.
So
Among all the CAV outings of the sea-
SON there are mono that are more pleas
nrablv anticipated than the Ohio
Valley Socials. The sixth annual social
was given Yesterday at Garden Grove, a
picturesque and sequestered spot on the
line OF the onIo hiVer na',roau' MS
organization Is c4npUseu 1i prominent
residents along ene onio .ahey, oouno
together oy strong Ties OF early asso-
Citations, ana a more happy' coneenial
party II wouia DC ,oo msaa 20 n r, Inc
Among the exercises were some very
creditable musical and literary exer-
cises. A fine dinner was served at the
hour when the spirit moved. There
were near! seven's-nVe or eignty
guests IN .ns pai!, auu al nau
oans-up 'iine iiom s'ai' " nniSn'
-
The Mezereons gave stag picnic
yesterday out Bethany Pike which was
well attended. Various pastimes were
indul Qed In through the dRy,a fine basket
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

The south Side Fishsrmen &C the State
Fair Grounds, and Othsrs-
The picnic given By the South Side
Fishermen at the State Fair Grounds
was largely attended. The showers In
the early part Of the afternoon thre9t-
ened to keep away . great msny per-
sons who would have ben pFesepk bot
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
Sunday Excursions.

unw October 25th the o. r. r. K.
Company will, sell Sunday excursion
tickets at one fare for round trip TO
MoundsyiIle, Woodland, New Martins
vile, SisersyIllc, Salama, Williams
town and Petersburg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
BAD ERUPTION ON NECK
sorsIy AFFLICTED Nssriy Three Years Ussd
Prescriptions FROM Three Doctoss
without any Benefit
Amer using Cuticurs Two Days, the scahs
all Dropped %. Cure was Quick
and Complete.

Isuner,d for. nearly fsres yesrs vim an erup-
ron on ny go s , s..a 's vs,ss ' ms
q. .s.s,l tsy sssf ssiss l be sssSs al
trspps4 "a pa asvu scssis< svsy - mere.
B.foss I ssst @ ths .ssyrt - q 0cneczAA
ever sisss, ana "a 8ss ssn ssy iss q Il. thas
whereas VA esfeb s0is.s< A. sev veil
and eli from the nee Of cs<IcvIA fnayus-
Lynshvood r. O.. Ksrshss Csiy. 8 Q.
This = = certify Get the sbsve sssursny =
iss e9eg<1 Viz pfne. VI. 3. WITH.
Notary hublic foS ne State Of sesih Carolina,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
Base Rail Notes.

The House &c Hermann Base Ball
Club defeated the Pink Carriers, at the
South Side fisherman picnic on the
new fair grounds, in . most exciting
ten inning game ever played on the
grounds. The following Is the score By
inning: The prize was $40.
Ping Garters......0 Q 0 0 0 0 0-3
House & Herman o 1 o II
The batteries for House &c Hermann
were Brady and Widgars; Pink Carriers,
Mercer and Buchanan.
The Linsly Juniors defeated the
Emeralds In two games, the score OF
the first being 2S 10 90 and the second
24to11. The pitchers for the 'Linslys
were Turner and Miller, for the Emer-
aids Weitzel and Kavanaugh.
The White Oaks accept the challenge
of the McLaughlins for this afternoon
at Q o'clock on the tunnel green.
The Red Lion Specifics and Black
Diamonds will play on the Tunnel
Green this afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

The new Biooa sad ska rsnea. iss1e{II,
ans cyresAA he gysst sns Ctr 81 On
crxk bsAr, - sx3ssfss ettn D.0<u1gk I'll
: az .:: sss sgS 1s a ~ y - 81
With loss u h4ig. fSsm Dfsney = So ffon
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

ss'1 .:,,;Z.s:', Pm s &C.,: !, - sss
80. 3 slss.rs,s.s. = ~ = sassls :sass "
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
Proposals for Si6I

6s:ts.2sla3
ai gs.;5 q q ,i rses y,
srset 1t- Hr4r9 fs,sf
;;::!s.r 'A.ls &c
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

Go TO Belmont Park to-day. Steamer
r. B. Kendall and Floating Palace Bel
mont Park leave the wharf az a. N.
and Q p. m. sharp. Brass band and or
chestra on board. Twenty-Five cents
round trip, including dancing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

xxyANTRD-AcrIvE NES AND
w q organize branches or a r4it
etv. The work Il lnterU lag, phil
ana easily learned Persons hafint
ouainfance can make weeks Wnfes
ant work several evenings IN The 81.
| their friends. Full explanations VIII
, fully given durir2 the week ~ ono
prcine oflcsrs, AZ Room 10, Hclefl
by writing 20 "Annual Bf4nch.f 80
sirssi, PhfI1 elpAb 10
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

Monday night the Misses Emerich
pleasantly entertained a number oil
their friends at their home on South
Jacob street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

-LADIEs-wAKTED. Two
n. sensible and ngfece bic young las
srssed OF energy and dtterlripntio9,
with perfectly reliable and rctpcnfibi'
visiting the principal cities ~ this coel
1 thoroughly Honorable buslnetf. whicn
| lucrative; al expenses advanced, 10
eurrcd. no deposit required, an efnoll
,ation ali that IA necessary. Address
ROOSTER oaice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

Mr.. Martin A. Blinn, operator at the
Postal Telegraph Company's Office, on
Market street, was married Tuesday
evening at Stuebenville to Miss Lille
M. Fisher, daughter Of Rev. S. A.
Fisher, Of the NJ. P. church Of that
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Blinn will reside OF
the Island.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
snnrnss
BELMOla
ne IN lIa'.Is 4
Open for the q

Th< fn> e1<sr<1 IA
~: y .:ss:;I''::;S S;S
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

=. SeI.U.u. ....>. 4uIo. OdInueu Az Uun-
eral and Mrs. Spillman will leave Sun
day in the Senator's private car, eau
ley" for Atlantic City, to spend the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Spllman will
spend part of the summer at the White
Sulphur Springs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

Mr.. VIM. Steele, OF South Wood street,
and Miss Emma Rosenburg, OF twenty
third street, were married Tuesday
evening, at the homo Of the bride, oy
Rev. c. NJ. Afford, OF the Presbyterian
church. The wedding was q quiet one.
Mr.. Steele is a popular glass cntter at
the Crystal, and Miss Rosenours IS inc
daughter of Mr.. J. n. Rosenberg, the
well known contractor. They VIII re-
side on Sevanteeth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-22

To EDITOR Tax SUs-Sr' I have read with
much interest In TIE SuS of to-day communicative
entitled Freedom of Worship" and signed "Justita"
relative to freedom Of worship lack Of freedom OF
worship in the House Of Refuge. lam not connected
with that institution In my way but spirit: Of fair
meas prompts me TO supply some facts which Juttitia
omits In tho hrs place the inmates Of the House Of
Refuge are Of many naonalities md creeds II each
were to bs allowed to practise his peculiar forms Of
worship there mus Of necessity he provided for each
suitable apparatus and place for such observsnces ser.
hrate and apart from the other inmates The Bnpists
must have facilities for immersion, the Roman Catho.
lies for their pract; separate chapel the Russians
Jews for theirs II viii he obvious at once that the
House Of Refuge has neither space for
thing Of the sort A form ~ nnnsacthrian worship
has been adopted after approval by Jewish rnbhs.
Roman Cn,holir priests, and Protestant minister.
g. come and address the inmates a. often they wish
When any inmate Is ILL., he or she has the privilege Of
calling upon the minister priest or rabbi Of his or her
peculiar faith for spiritual consolation
Everything done for the comfort Of the inmates of
the House of Refuge and for The persons mo visit them
and surely the results which hay. followed and
Indy msnagtmtnt have lu'iiisd he management In
!e me- The purpose 81 n. ons. q Rsfagr
they may he taught to lead better lives and 70 forth
into the world Ms good men and women. may best be
furthered by non sertsrian form Of worship.
the same degree OF solicitndc for the spiritual well
fare Of the inmates had been unaffected before Il he
came necessary to send th-m To the House of Refuge as
10 shown nfer their compliment there would he fewer
inmates ~ that inst uon NJ the creed whose numbers
now make q an object for one sect to gain control of
the insti!g,ion to The Domination Of others ssskrs
stated by Juktitia.
SIw YoEK Sept. 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-22

bcrs Of the Bichlorlde Of Gold Club ut
Dwight. "a voluntary association OF the
patients and graduates OF the Kelley Insti-
tutc." composed last August OF ESQ mem
| bers. Out of this largo total "only six hnd
come under discipline and had their names
| stricken from the rolls" that Is. had fallen
| back into drinking.
| The method ~ treatment has been de-
scribed too oftc. =, require that we should
| say more than that it consists in the hypo-
dcrfnic injection four times day OF n
bichloridc OF gold mixture whose COM
| position Is the secret OF DR.. KELLEY.
Patients. on arriving. are allowed to
drink as much whiskcy as they want
until the desire for 1t Is changed
into loathing. They are required to
render absolute obedience to tho doctors.
and the drug produces marked physical
transformation. After two weeks" says
Mr.. MINES. suddenly. MS IL I had stepped
out OF tho backness Of an African jungle
into the quiet sunshine OF Central Park.
broke out OF my living tomb and knew that
was cured. The knowledge came to mo
like benediction from heaven"
Such expressions and confessions como
from the Dwight patients generally. There
Is no question IA to their assured convic.
ton that they are permanently cured. and.
! as Mr. MINES says. they are very intclli-
gent and brilliant body OF men. for among
such this disease OF dpsomania seems to BIO
especially rife. They are men whose evidence
deserves much weight. and that they come
out OF tho institution with their tendency
to alcoholic stimulation removed Is indis-
putablc. 1t is q fact. too. that one OF tho
great railroads OF the West does not hesi-
tate to tako bnck an employee discharged
for drunkenness II he presents certificate
Of cure from the Dwight institution.
Tho only doubt Is as to tho per-
mancncy OF the cure. and that can
only be determined by tho lapse OF time.
only after many years. The Immediate re-
suits. however. are so manifestly beneficial
that drunkards have good reason for the
hopcfulness so many OF them are express
ing that at last remedy for their Distress
ing malady has been found.
But II DR.. kEELEY's patients are thus
ready to help other sufferers from the
mania by exposing their own affection
because OF It. why does not he give the
composition OF his mixture to the whole
medical world? BY 30 doing he would
save himself from any suspicion Of
quackery. and bring his exact method OF
treatment under scientific examination
which would be thorough and without
prejudice II he has cure for drunkenness
that Is efrectual. he should not keep it
secret. and the wider its publicity the wider
would he his own renown and the greater
his material reward. The secrecy OF which
Mr. MINES speaks arouses suspicion. and
takes the remedy outside the range Of
scientific practice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-22

1t Is to be observed that the two trottcrs
now pressing forward most closely to the record
ofthe mare Maud s.. are stations. Allerton and
the outlaw Nelson. state Of affairs that has
not existed since the supremacy Of Flora
Temple was disputed by George NJ. Patchen.
From then until now honors have been worn
by mares for the greater part, the contesting
horse never being n stallion.
1t must be said with regret that at present
the palm for speed belongs TO horse outside
tho pale Of honest sport, Nelson. His undis-
putcd milo in 2:1O on an orthodox track will
hardly tolerate comparison with the alleged
mile OF Allerton In 2:O9h upon the record
breaking kite-formed track at independence.
Breeding considerations being left out, every
trotting man will hope. though. to see the I'M
disgraced animal permanently set all ques-
ton Of superiority aside by either repeating
his performance on q regulation track under
proper supervision. or knocking of so many
seconds from his record at Independence that
all will be satisfied that he is the best
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-22
MEXICO.
Deciise or the Yellow Fever-The rres''
deni.s lIenlth-ltems OF PrOsPerlty.

Since the opening OF September tho ravages
| OF yellow fever in Vera Cruz have been lesson
ing. and alarming bulletins of tho KIND tina.
were issued In July and August are not now
| published Tho medical authorities, VINO wtto
unable to cope with the plague. and wore NJ
most reduced to hclplcssncss for time. aro
now making favorable reports ana nave been
able to- carry out several measures Tor the I'M
provcment Of the sanitary condition "f vera
Cruz A portion OF the multitude OF people VINO
had fed to tho mountains have returned to tho
city. and tho feeling of security is stcndily
growing. Tho business and the commerce OF
the city hive suffered greatly this year on
account Of tho plague and the number OF trad
ing vessels at the port has been far less than
ordinary.
President Daz has recovered his uaunl
health. which was In such bad condition in
the first half Of the year TINT he mad" prrpn.
rations for n,yoyage to Europe and period 81
thSt +" HIS sG pnI be has been
tics In the City Of Mexico, ,
Congress has had a. marked influence upc1n
the members in both Houses. and even the
r. the facts S tho @
and prosperity OF the country. a.
Tss5s 81 3 pn%S % rpy saas ;
Of marandcrs who have crossed The. Rio Grandc
from Texas These gangs hav" Few sympn-
thizcrs among tho Mexican people" and 10
tachmcnts II troops have been sent T. tho
frontier t. destroy them. The Snndoval con.
spiracy Of last year showed the weakness OF
man Ip,rh a IN is dcsrons
that tho Government OF tho United states
should do it's duty in preventing tho organizn-
ton upon American soil OF gangs that ar" hos
tile 70 Mexico. and that rayagc thc rcEi; ,ns
subject have been sent 70 the War Department
at Washington.
The recent important decree providing that
all foreign corporations which haro received
concessions or subsidies from the Mexican
Government shall fulfil the, forms 81 their con
tract, Is not meant To ho dcnd letter II has
already been enforced. and several Ictaulting
corporations hay" suffered tn" loss of tho priv
ilc9os which they had obtained under false
pretencns.
Tho Minister Of Finance. Ccmcz. Farins. has
assured the public creditors TINT Mexico draa
not require now loan, that sh" will maintain
her present financial policy TINT she is ahlo to
pay the interest on her debt. foreign and do
nestle. and that the public revenues from GUS
toms and internal taxation arc sufficient to
cover all the expenses % tho Government and
TO uphold Mexican credit. The various meas
urcs in favor Of economy in the public eNpcndi-
lures are enforced in q satisfactory way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-22
Proposed Migration OF Nceroe. to Africa.

BosroN. Sept 2l.-Bishop Henry Mcneil Tur-
ncr spoke to a large congregation Of colored
people last night in the A. NJ. Z. church on
Charles street on his proposed trip to Africa
and in advocacy Of the migration Of 10000 or
10000 OF the colored Trace to that continent
His observation. he said, had taught him that
there was little hope for the colorcd race in
them could do was to go to some other coun-
try, set UP Government ri their own. and
ability to administer the affairs Of state. In
Africa y" saw such n country. 1t was rich in
gold. silver. precious stones. and minerals Of
govern themselves would need to make them
strong and mighty; He solomnly believed that
the black men and women Of America would
finally be tho instrument to redeem and Chris
tianlZ" Africa. and plant on her soil one Of the
granlcst Governments on which tho sun ever