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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
DIED.

As BgGA %05sss 2? and and Il T. T.
Buckey OF Mount Holly, n j., on Suhusy e'e'"s
last psod friends are invited attend the funeral I
s"rv'ces ON THURSDAY next, at D. H. d. Tic ia"''
residence in Mount Holly .....o..,.o.
cLAEKSAs s S@s sn snfk r. S Ss" ssh Year,
yncril from his residence, Wednesday sep'e"''i
Wilson Monday. September 90, 1892, Ellen n r. r.
Evans widow of John Evans, in the 9oth year :" hef
%s1s. 8fcn 3. 4cF s'S
TN lI- 49, Iand Central Depot u :o6 p.
dd Wdhe.daV the Sst Inst Geraldine NJ T. Henry
wife Of ESv ar, c, G Michel eny Of London Eng
I ISnT and Kycmore castle. Ireland.
f. at RGfeToCa 30 j. b. sfP'@S sin from rom
r9 Star , ~, cortla r1i,'' < j. ~
= H. Is a IT, rd! ii eIs '' rs N "
Thnrsday september 2oth. az p m, o,,o,o,,o tho
f ssGi o Of The late james " Hustled viii leave h The
returning will arrive in New-York about D.
Albany y. Y. Sept. 27th. 1897
IT., oco-s and neruancnt members OF the Grand Lodge
are faemaly requested 70 attend the ob'equles OF te
late Gen James W. Hustled Past Grand Master at Peeks'
KILL Thursday the 2''h H' at TNM 2S0 Ten EYcK.
EDWARD NJ. T. EnLERs Grand secretary.
kaSd Of ,d Is %s. ss.h.s
on wednesday September 2sth, at - O'Clock.
s 5s eSs R e STp n Re- sn On S1
MTRCHAxr-on SUNDAY September 18th at FalI'Hgrg.
* " Caroline l.. Greenly, wife Of the a'e 'onh Noi
chant ,r...,.. cn,o., eo,b..t. near Second.
sCryeeT az st ThG Spem6ef 18Th at 80 p
MORRISON Monday September 2G At his residence nee
redi son Of the late MajOrGeneral William W. Morris
Relatives aud friends invited to attend IBIS bis fgnerai
from the Church ~ ine roy SSnhor 10Th az ii a. M
In %@q ratN at oakiand Cemetery YOnkers
MrRrHYon Tuday SPsmSrs 9 ana Wife Wife Of Ea
R %SaH and Friends invited to attend the
d s'@ s sp5 20 1892, at II 80 O'Clock m
CITY, Frederick Norton. in the 65th year
rSa raj fS on ogh the S L. FS oeSck and
Intcrmcnt at Mont Eepose I'ondout'
Boston papers please copy . -,
the a n' sn ss hs S' SGs SON Ni
br Henry and Helen II Plfard aged S 20 Ee Sn,saav
10Th Inst. at o'slock. .
s%dSGniy OF heart disease
Notice OF funeral hereafter. ..
sMITH-rn Brooklyn. Tuesday, september 9th Ruth
Notice OF funeral hereafter
wArsoyon Monday September 20 at the Tc.dcnoS Of
ErooR Riin'C candacc P watson, gsci Is
Funeral and ntrment at oNioru' newborn - 4" "''
wITrY-At Mt Vernon, n. Y, September ~ Lee
rnS from ,seqs; Of H. H. ' yspou Mr on + AZ
evening at 8 O'Clock.
Ucndaunrtcr. odd Regiment 90 81 \, y; otGer
gier announces regret The death OF our loNd COM
yade and baud cr. +. :. Gilmore ne tHn'oi ser
W. Iii Ln hold al his residence, 1871 West S'th ST.,
wodnc d,v morning scptcm or 18Th at o'lo am from
Tr,,ris Naylcr's Church l6tnt near SlNth-aNe az
20 o.iork The Offices will assemble at the aliory IN
nudrcss uniform at 30 Il. m Captain Corthou VII
",ish fei, Of and one sergeant 20 report
~ he armov at o'clock IN full dress uniform 10 act as
Of regiment VIII attend the
| In c,tHems, '" COLONEL CAMP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
SECOND TRIP OF THE TUTEDO COICH.

The trip OF the regular coach to TUXEDO PARK
was made yesterday under the most favorable cncum-
stances. A large green and yellow painted coach was
substituted regular coach Republic when mas
been sent To the maker for repairs. Yesvfday the
passengers who started the vehicle rom the Plaza
Hotel At ust AS o'clock were the guests OF MI and
Ms Pierre Lorsrd IT,. who have engaged IL also for
one of tbs days next week. M sod Mrs. LeFiiiAras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

mr.. VANDERBILT TO BUILD AT COLCHESTER.
Gloucester Mass sept. FIT i reported hero
that Corncl,us Vanderbilt who spent the summer at
Minister Cooldge's Manchester estate. has bought
the old Stage Fort property In this city, and that
he will build thereon a magnificent summer place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

guests were: Nj. Mrs. James Lorillard Kefnochan
Mr. and Ms. Lloyd Bryce, Mr.. aad Mrs. George L.
Rives Miss Roberts and John G. Beiesiord. Mrs
Iorllard occupied the front box seat with the WHIP
who OH this oca son was william c. Eusts who has taken
Mr. Ecach's place until tomorrow. MI. Loriiord ana
bis party will return TO town tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
vps ulRRrsOy HAS A COMFORTABLE DAY.

Washington Sept 27.-Ms. Harrison had COM
Portable day after resting well during the night
She took more than the usual amount Of nourfshment
and slept some portion Of the day Mrs. Harrison
&c holding her own, though there Is little II any
change in her condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
ARRIVALS ON THE SAALE.

The North German Lloyd steamship saale err'eu ~
o,or.o,,na Yesterday afternoon. had among other
passengers Mrs Colonel c. b. NJ. Harvey, Dr. ana MIS-
Anton Dvorak and Mr.. Mapleson On september 20 q
second cabin Mrs Gesne Arnemann was missed
and AZ abe had given her jswey and money " fellow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

g., ,naannd conditions 4 preseryative OF the skin,
postpones wrinkles. Valuable application for burhs'
wounds Ask your druggist for TOILET LANOLlNE'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
THE DUCHESS COUNTY FAIR.
NE STOCK SHOWN THAT ATTRACTS ADMIR-
TION-THE TR0TTING

TION-THE TKOTTING.
Poughkeepsie, n. Y. Sept. 81 (specaD.-There was
a large attendance for first day at inc opening vi
tho fair OF the Duchess County Agricultural Society to-
dav Exhibition Hail. which holds 1900 people, Is
sled with fine exhibits from merchants, farmers and
Others, and the cattle department contains the hrscst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

A sore throat IS relieved by Dr. Jayhes EA
pectorant, an old remedy for Bronchial anu r"l
mOnary Disorders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

When baby was sick, we gave ner Castore,
When she was a Child she or. ID for Castorla,
when she became Miss, me chung to Castora;
When she had children. she gave cheih |ssV"i'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

The Cambridge, SHAVE. a1d $780, RaEsssH
Proprietor.-( Home Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
5pecial Notices.
Ksfabiished fS%S.


MRS. McELRAIH'S HOMEMADE PRESERVED
BRAN DIED, CANNED AND ,PICED FRUITS AND
JELLIES.
PURE RED CURRANT JELLY A SPECIALITY.
Everything put up in glss and kept until fall. For
prices, references, &c. address Mrs SARAH 5. McEl~
RATH 1913 Degraw-st., Bro0Slyn n. Y.
Deafness. and Head Noise. cured at horne by my
Invisible Tubular Ear Cushions. Whispers heard Sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

The hair dressed regularly With Barry's Tricopherson
acnircs softncss luste, thickness yigor ana ncAOV
that /, wonderful. 1t is the life blood OF the mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

Cholera Dened Get Health Board's CarboIle plsn,
and retail at low est rates MlLAU'S 1873 roadWay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
IN MEMORY OF GENERAL POPE.

passenger keeping the day before is supposed
that sfe jumped overheard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
,1oIitieal Notices.


Cooper Union.
REPUBLICAN MASSMEETING
WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER q.
at o'clock.
HON THOMAS C. PLATT WILL PRESIDE.
Addresses by
HON. wHITELAW REID,
HON. WARNER MILLER,
and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-02-13
LAS VEGAS NUEvo MEXICO. sABADo FEBRERo DE 1892

a la comunidad; pero 81 decimos
que cuando un ciudadano protes.
ia On contra de este y 10 otro, y
luego protesta eneontra de 10 que
protest6, con tales hechos, con.
yierte su retrat0 en- un fantasma
ridiculo, y en- contra de estos he.
chos perju,liclales particularmente
es nuestro comento. Y 10 hemos he.
cho extenso y explicito no tanto por
10 que pueda HERR Ia sensibilidad q
do los protes-taates consuetudina-
rios, sino por 10 que dana, y Ia nu.
be que pone sobre el caracter neo
mextcano; pues el extranjero STEM.
pre- 10 halla facil y propicio cuan-
do 10 necesita para calumniar a to.
da una raza por los malos hechos
de muy pocos individuos.
Pues, en- fin, no permitamos que
despues de las calamidades que
nos aflljen en- materias pecuniarias
llegue q maldeciPnos Ia suerte
con denigrar 10 mas sagrado de
nuestro caracter, y en- verdad,
tengamos que recibir como casti'
go, sobre eueraos palos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-02-13
Misteriosa Desaparici6n. .

Sabemos por una carta circular
firmada por oil joven Jose L. Ron
quillo, que gu padre, el Mcenciado
e. N. Ronquillo, hien conocido en-
esta ciudad, donde reside por va.
rios alos, y quien hace como tres
amos SO traslado con su familia q
El Paso, Texas, desapareci6 de
aquel lugar misteriosamente, el
dia 26 del pp., sin que hasta la fe-
cha SO haya tenido el mas minimo
indicio de su paradero. La dlti.
ma vez que fue visto, fue cosa dc
las nueve de Ia mahana del predi-
cho dia en compahia dc un hom-
bre de Nuevo Mexico. Su familia
tiene muchos temores de que Sc 10
hays jugado alguna mala pasada,
pues segdn parece, el Sr. Ronqui.
llo era el testigo principal en- un
litigio sobre 10 merced de Ronqui-
llo, que abraza miles de acres de
yaliosos terrenos, entire los que
estan incluidas varias minas de
mucho valor. Esta merced fue
vendida por el Sr. Ronquillo, como
horoa"-~, --- o-,nrosa dc Chica.
go, Ia cual esta peleando cvutla
otra empresa sobre el titulo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-02-13
MENcEON PERSONAL.

III Rev. j. NJ. Coudert, visit6 la
Capital esta semana.
Hemos visto en- In ciudad al
Joven Cresencisno Baca, do Eden.
El oblspo Chappelle anda en- un
yiaje de confirmation on ell Rio
Abajo.
vi ASSESSOR, Don Nepomuceno Sc.
gura, parti6 para gu rancho Ell
Viernes.
Don Jose Gallegos, de Wagon
Mound, estuyo Ell 10 ciudad el Sd.
bado pasado.
Don Placido sandoval, de Las
Gallinas, nos honr6 con una agra.
dable vista el Martes,
Don Lorenzo Labadie, de Pucr.
TO de Luna, sali6 el Martes dc esta
semana'. para Santa re.
Don Romualdo Gonzales, dc ri
Cuervo, fue uno dc los visitantes
a 10 ciudad, esta semana.
III J6ven Antonio Delgado, dc
Los Alamos, 30 encnentra on 10
cIudad de vista a sus parientes.
III Hon. Casimiro BareIa, de
Trinidad, pas6 para Chihuahua,
Mexico, q principles de esta soma
na.
III sAbado pasado visito 10 me.
tr6polis el sehsr Henry Baker dc
Santa Ft, regresando el mismc
dla d Ia capital
Don jose Montoya, nuestro CO
mIsionado dc cDDdado Sc encuen.
ta en- la ciadsd en- atendencia 4
sus debcres oaciales. Don Jose
habla sldo impedidO do atender q
yarias sesiohes do In comisi6n q
consecuencia do Ia enfermedad dc
su csposa quien di6 q luz con fc.
licidad un hcrmoso niho.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-02-13
El Papa sobro cI Mat rim onic

FL Papa sobre el Mat rimOnio.
La reciente desici6n Papal, que
un matrimonio celebrado por un
ministro Protestante Sc debe re.
conocer como Waldo por la iglesia
Cat6lica, esta en- acuerdo con Ia
justicia y ell sentido comdn. Una
desici6n al contrario hubiera abicr.
to Ia puerta q Ia villania. Todos
los que Green Ell oil honor y santi'
dad de las relaciones de familia no
pueden menos que aprobar ell Jul
clio de Leon XIII.-New York
Press.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-02-13
NUM-. 3.

III sehor Juan Lorenzo Truiillo,
de Rociada, parti6 para Catskill
ests semana, donde permanecera
en- el empleo de Don Ricardo
Dunn.
El Joven Graciano G. de Baca v
gu estimable esposa, de la I.iendre,
estuvieron en- Ia ciudad algunos
dias de Ia semana, de vista 4 sus
parientes.
Don Felipe Delgado Y su her
mana, Ramcncita, partieron para
La Manga, ell Mercedes, despu6s
de haber permanecido Gu IA ciudad
algunos dias.
Don Jose L. Lopez, nuestro Al.
guacil Mayor parti6 para Los Yu-
tas el Martes, con asHntos de SD
cargo como organizador de Caba-
lleros de Labor.
Don Serapio Romero, lleg6 q Ia
ciudad eI Juevcs. Asi mism0 el
joyen Adelaide Tafoya, quien es-
taha de maestro de In aacnela MI.
blica en- El Revuelto.
Don Luciano 6olano, del AFRO
yo de los Yutas, Sc encucntra en-
IA ciudad visitando q su hermano,
nuestro comisionado do c0ndado
Don Antonio Solano.
III Lunes regresaron de La Cues.
to, Don PatFicio Sena v su muy
estimahle esposa, Dofa MarilHta.
donde estaban yisitando a Ia fami.
liza do Don Francisco q. de Baca.
Don Antonio Solano y Don Jos6
Montoya estuvieron por varios
dias reunidos en- ell despacho de
sus deberes como comisionados.
La session Sc prorrog6 el Mierco-
lea.
la muy honrada J bella sen0.
rita 0nofre Ortiz, de Mora,
partl6 para aInel lugar el Mar.
tes, despnes dc haber estado de
vista on nuestra ciudad por algin
tempo.
Don Pedro Delgado, distinguido
joyen, dc Santa Fe, ha aceptado
una posici6n con el gobierno como
agente de correos EN- la ruta pos.
tai del ferroearrlI. entire La Junta
Y AbudnerQHe.
ION PetrOnll0 LlicefO, un0 dc
los mas distinguidos cindadanos
del condado, quien vive actualmen-
nte entire nosotros, hizo un corto
yiaie d La Cuesta esta semana,
regresando el Mercedes.
El venerable liccnciado, Don
Luis Sulzbacher, do Kansas City,
Missouri, y quien es autoridad
competente en- ell idloma espafol,
sc encuentra otra vez en- nuestra
ciudad con negocios importantes.
Don Luis tiene muchos amigos en-
Las Vegas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-02-13
COnunicad0..

Editor de LA voz DEL PUEBLO;
Deseamos informar oil pdblico
en- general que considerandonos
enganados por estratagemas que
profesan suma amistad y protec-
ci6n mutua, entire los miembros de
una sociedad llamada protection
mutua por la ley y orden; dcspues
de haber permitido adherirnos d Ia
misma, hallamos para nuestro de.
sengaho que 10 protecCi6a mHtuG
consiste en- usar a los miembros
para sostener y proteier los capri
chos y ambiciones politicas de in
dividuos interesad0s al Gcstirio. i
La ley y orden Sc compone de chi
NAL para lleyar a cabo las inclna.
clones de los dichos capnchos; y
considerando, que no convene d
hombres libres prestarse de lns.
trumentos para miras personales
de otros bajo Ell nombre dc socie-
dad. PrOtestamos formalmente EN-
contra de tales abnsos y nos reti.
ramos para siempre de dicha So
ciedad y declaramos ademas que
hacemos este de nuestra prOpia
voluntad sin ser insistidos en- 10
mas minimo por ninguna persona
y ademas en- materias politicas re-
nunciam0s nuestra adhesion al
partido republican,, y al mismo
tempo nos unimos dc todo cora.
zon al psrtido del Pueblo Undo,
| y ofrecemos nuestros humildes
servicios al mismo.
DIoNIcIo SANTrLLANEs,
SIxTo TRUJILLo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-02-13
IIinleneO.

Isl Lunes pasado 80 unleron en- lndl-
solubles lazos de amor ante una selec-
"a concurrencIa dc parlentes y amigos,
In bella Susie Stephens hija del iinado
II. NJ. Stephens, con el Joven HllarIo
Tfujlllo, hijo do Don lgnaclo TruJillo.
Bendljo la feliz union el Vicarlo Egul-
lion, DC Ia catedral de Santa Fe. Gu
siefnpre brllle claro el horlz0nte do 10
vida dc los recIen dcsposados, es Ell
deseo do la Voz DEL PUEBLO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-02-13

muerte los vecinos de Ponil en- re-
union adoptaron resoluciones de
condolencia. III senor j. NJ. Mar
tinez pronunci6 una oraci6n fnne-
bre en- presencia de los restos
mortales de Ia finada. En- 10 iunta
pronunciaron discursos los seho-
res II. Martinez y j. NJ. Cordova.
En- una palabra sc hicieron los mas
altos honores q los restos dc la f.
NADIA.
El LINES pasalo Sc unleron en-
los LAGOS indesolubles del ma.
trimonio, Don Serafln Bacs,
con la hermosa senorita Clari.
ta Gallegos, hUa del fnado Juan
dallegos Y de Doha AItagra-
Gin CreSpin. Despues do la cere.
monia on 10 Parroquia, pas6 ell
gran ndmero de- parientes y ami
COS q Ia residencia do 10 noyia, on
la Plaza de Arriba, en donde los
aguardaba uu banquete bien pre-
parade para celebrar ell feliz even
to. Deseemos & los recien despo.
sados 100 amos de vida y 300 hiji,
tos.
La causa que las esouelas en-
los distritos que no poseen licen-
cias de licor, han sido suspend
das o seran pronto, es que ell Au.
ditor Territorial tcniendo el poder
de levar el impuesto para fines de
escuelas en- todo ell Territorio, re-
baj6 tal impuesto de tres q dos
milesimos, cuyo rebajo reduce el
fondo de escnelas en- este condado
cerca de $1,000. No obstante ha.
bra mas propiedad retornada y
mas tasaciones, el fondo de escue-
las que ingresara de las tasscio-
nes de 1891, sera sl2, 900, 81 SO CO.
lectan todas los tasaciones; mien-
tras que on el afo de 1890, habia
en- ell mismo fondo cerca de &l9..
600.
En- este ndmero publicamos un
eomplcto Y minucioso reporte del
Superintendent de Escuelas de
nuestro condado, cl senior Rn-
dulph, mostrando un detalle ex.
plicito del nGmero de distritos es.
colares en- ell condado, el nd.
nero dcn alumnos en- cada dis.
TITO, Ia suma Gle dlnerO gasLauu
del fondo de cada distrito, el pago
de maestros, cl costo de ediiieios
y reparos de escuelas Y Ia suma
de dinero en- mano en- cada uno de
los dichos distritos, y ademas el
tItulo de instituciones educaciona-
les existentes en- el condado, ell
valor dc los ediacios y gran total
de alumnos en- los mismos. Si Sc
lee el dicho reporte con cuidadO
Sc hallara quo San Miguel es cl
condado imperial On educacl6n
tanto como en- population = rique.
"a. Lease el reporte para mejor
information.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-02-13
MANUEL FUENTES,
NOiariO PubliCO,
Geneva, NuevO Mexico.
A billion and Half.


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England.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-17
Funeral of Conrad e. Hetd

Funeral of Conrad G. Held.
 The funeral of Conrad G. Held formerly of Bridgeport, who was employed on the Consolidated railroad, was held in this city Sunday from his late residence, No. 51 Lines street, and was attended by g very large gathering of friends and railroad men. The floral offerings were numerous, among which were brakeman's lantern of flowers from rail road men, pillow of flowers with the words "Our Son. from MT. and Mrs Peter Held, ST., a wreath with the word Brother" from Mrs. Frances F.. spoering, an anchor with the word Brother" from Mir. and Mrs. William Lockwood a fiat bouquet from Mir. and Mrs John Heid sickle from F. A. Held, jr., a crescent with word Rest on from Mr. and Mrs. Lewis BfIaassermier, Bass and bunch of Easter lilies from Henry Flower, John Gillespie, Frederick Turner, Arthur Oviatt. William Welcome and Frank sherman. The flower bearers were James Lego William Delay and William Cassel. The Rev Mir. Siebke of1ciated. The singing was rendered by Eugene Metcalf, Walter Smith, Frederick Wilson and Mir. Langzettel, who sang at the house. ..In heaven we shall find rest" and at the grave ''Nearer, my God, to thee.'' Interment was at Evergreen cemetery.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-17
MILITARY HONORs AT YALE.

MILITARY HONORS AT YALE. Messrs. Denney and Harmer of the
 Sheffield Scientific School An-
 nOunced as the Successful COmpetit.
 ors for the Military Prizes.
 Yesterday morning it was announced by Lieutenant Totten that Thomas Denney, ,jr., of New York, and Josiah Harmer of Phil adelphia, both of the senior class, were the successful contestants for the annual prize in the military department of the university. The purse has been this year increased to $50 and was divided equally between the two competitors. The topic of the class of '92 was: ..'The Military Future of America'-or Granite: 'As Thy Days, So May Thy Strength Be- A Chapter of Possibilities "
 This announcement of the prize practically closes Professor Totten's work at Yale. In speaking of what Professor Totten has done at Yale a prominent member of the faculty said military course at Yale one thing is certain. the main object has been fully accomplished Totten. The interest of the students has been already enlisted, and small inroad been made into that of the authorities. The whole with sufficient promise to warrant it's most earn. est prosecution by all concerned. Professor Totten's personal work in other channels is neither here nor there. It yet remains to b' seen in how far his Biblical studies will bsa fruit n