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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
LIVE STOCK NtpKET

Ncw-l ork. saturday, Dec. BEEVES-Recclpts 80
or Oh head 20 for Ea.fmans Company and 10
ear, Tor ths market no trading. Feeling steady nt
}c.tridiY's decline. 40 later cable Shipments
European markets - reported. The Ornoco carries -,
cattle 60 qua'tcr' 30 sheep aud hogs Hammock 30
sheep
MILnu C0wS-HecciJts 81 head. No trading
tAbNfS-EecrptS, llS head. Trade limited for Ia
OF oncring- Market almost nominal but feeling ,tiady
SHEEP AND LAMRS-l;ccepts. including q cars con.
signed direct To butchers, fl OBi head
10 at 1OtlSt and Jers"v City Market Arm
all around and lambs "a shade higher. Medium ep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
The Treatment of Constipation
and Ordinary Dyspepsia.

Sir Thompson, the English professor, be-
leycs that in the vast majority of cases chronic
constipation may be successfully overcome by a
dose of the genuine imported Carlsbad Sprldcl
Salt dissolved in tumblcriul Of water (half Il
pint, early every morning, and if necessary on
going 10 bed. Outdoor exercise will aid its
action materially.
Use only the genuine. which has the sigma
ture Of " Eisncr & MendeSon Co., Sole Agents.
New York." OH every bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05

tendency crude Producers hall With dssss,
there is no discussion Of the question Of reinns and
petitions Of the transportation across The oce, n
There Is another bulllsh feature crude sltuston
to be found in the continued Of deliveries oss
from the Pennsylvania pipe lines The ,re oss
S "o sa ARE that "a there The viii &c sdsoa
official report for November Is received Tho pI,e n.y.
news .or the last month have averaged CT 500 BsHss
against daily average Of s5.s07 barrels in ociobe,a
1890, and 6S.9C7 barrels in November 1890 The IA
lIysres have averaged barrels day compa re
Der, 1891 90 25 barrels in 1890 and ST 2ss r,s:
In November 1889 The Incomplete pipe line asnrs.s
sppefded: " %
Toto, hi. B BINS sao Deliveries Deliveries. Charter.
Av. per day. oi,S93 si,77s 1850 g az
The Buckeye Ohio Lima) Pipe Line Noyen,
pr S,y, Sisss asSs isss5 s ssssss
Transit certncates at the Stock EXCHANGE and the na
sodatcd and Petroleum Exchange Tor the last w..
weeks were as follows
Week ended Nov. 20. Dee. g. Nov. 90 Dec l.
Isss.ss .. ...::::..::::: sS$ s. q,
sales, barrels. 10000 200 ls30w
The refined petroleum market weaker, prices BEING
reduced 10 points to 80 in barrels and cents ii
bulk at New-York, and 545 cents In barrels and 2ss
bulk Baltimore and Philadelphia Cases vera
Unchanged at SS5 cents IN barrels and IS ce n h Ss
WashngtO crude being $50 cents barres and > n
in bulk Naphtha unchanged 5.25 cents Dss
Foreign quotations tended toward lower level Brsm,
quotations falling 10 points 10 55j marks per 50 os
gallon. Antwerp quotations unchanged at 10 fran
per 100 kilos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Brazil gfowths the spot Market was
steady but dull, on the Oasi, OF lOsdlic ior NO ..
lnele was no business reported. MIA gfowuN NeIe
quiet. option trading ruled dull. the sale, reaching only
1880 bags. The marAct opened easy wtth october
- points lower, ana Otn"r months JdIO points lower.
further decline OF 5al0 points took place during the
day Gable accounts for the Continent were urraullr'
are Bszilsni arrivals during last month, - coo bags
deliveries during last month"; 106 900 bags The Official
lilo cable quoted First ordinary 90 kos), II 900
good second 90 lhos1 T. go cNehange (prNatel
United states 900 bag rio eIcaancSs 70 EurSRe
receipts santos 20 600 >snt0, stock 3Si 900
bags sano, market duh good average santos II 500
Victoria shipments United States during last month,
1900 bags, install OF 1900 baso Receipt az a.
Kio. July | December .. 1892. J,I1OoOO
bags same time 1901. l.9es 900 bags time. 1890.
l2u,0O0 bags receipts al santos. July 20 December
- 1872. 1.562O0O ba time 1871 lj1JoOO bags
.orc time, 1870 ,Gl2 600 las.. Warehouse dclvcnes.
December l. lS92-Ncw- York l3.iOi bags; Baltimore.
1903 bags New-Oreans. 1.7c3 ba2s; total, - 40 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

woodrur-st 5. 33l s e " Of Bossoa Rood 80
woodrun-st n 5, 1918 n " OF Bcs,on Road. $40
xi04 Vim Brown to Tho: CONWAY .,..;oo,o,:
II ion.aye " ; 2l2.9 70 n OF C'dar-st, 2.0xl20i
John J King and vile TO Arnie king -;
Pyne.s:, 2ihi Ward. looNi0o; Anna Il >'hnaaIs
10 Aug Ko1senkainp -.
Iraaiwav No. l02. &c. &c; Continental In.
suiance Company 10 American Surety LON,
77tH..t. Nos 423 and l25 East GEO + wciner
and wife 70 Geo Schrelaer .,
Union-aNe No. $40 Rudolph zimmerman ID
Rudolph Zmmcrm and wife,.
Cnion-avr " ; 1853 Il n OF Ledar.sL ll.6Xl-O;
Frrd1 Mccarthy and wife to Rudolph thinner
l77thst n IS 70 OF MadsonaVe 3oNlOO;
Lewis u Morris To John II C1riood ..-..-...-
o3d.st 325 II Of Am>tel dam-Ne, lclVX
zoos: Martin 4 McMahon, rferce, 70 cam
Bc-A"ilh
7oth.st n : 200 70 OF lOth-a,e. 75NlO0.5; John
II lIanklnson and Wife 70 TX l. Smi'h go.
Allen.st. No l22; ferd Volkman, e AL To
Francis NJ MARKS ...--....-.- :. -.
Same property: G9rdner Van Reed. 90 al, TO
Ferd Holkman and another,
Jonas Vel &C al TO Jacob L Myers..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
cOrRT CALByDARs FOR TO-DAY.

suprcme Court-Gcncral Term-Bcfore Van BTnnt r J;
S%Sieme court-Chsmbers-Bcfo Insaham. JMO'iOn
SnpT'nc Court-spccla Tcrm-Part I-Before Patterson
Hprcm. Court-sIeclal Tce, I0BetGre A dS %
J.-Dmurci., Eos. lG! ~ l52 i'9 To-: 100 o5oi
5Gi ; sO7' 2ii9. 2i9O. 242l. 2422, 1923. 24@i.
Circuit court-Par. Before Lawrence J-Xos 1890
l7lll Is2n 2o35 li5i lSl o,."o oS co a9a iS96
49, 49, i5 5s. ' 565 'O02 1884, ~ '''O 'o'0' AGO.
Circuit CONT Part I-Dcfore Truax Gases from
Circuit Court-Part II-Before -. Gases from Part
Circuit Court-Par, Iv-Before Beach. J-cas's from
"SGirosatc'- Cour-Bcfoic Ransom, swills Of Frcd
Oppcnan. Richard Car"G ,,c9r;e W Ion aDn 1
simon and Whenna ''ohngr 10 a. NJ A5'h Kcrrsan
9G. ' b"n,nck md Sarah Dc,inc 10 80 a. N.
| Common rl,as-Gcnrrai Icrn-Ad!ourned until Decem
oo' common rcaEqai,}E Issn roo'v'; j.
s32 900 g7i g. II az SS So e. 49, S $50 S67
5cs ca COS Sc sI - Fri +' iE iis DAILY C.
common 3 i'o rl,nlria rem-rat Pryor.
' superior S TlmE,G5s FFe,G%a9 i,5
orders. and indictments 20 80 10 INCLUSIVE nrg,o pe.
m ao &C.,, Sog 4 fq"y cae: S6' $50 3d.
Snrcricr tourt1Equity Term-Adourncd until Deem
>qpcIor c9g 9[ lol Tif 40 To- iiiG s5so
superior Court-rrill Term-Patt li-AhJo"rn'd uhn'
superior court-rrial Tcrmpsrt IrI-Adourncd f'r the
"itv court-Npccai Icrn-BfoJs Ne~ourser' Il
cy com.-Tria Pax: IncfoT,, y@a w Wv =,
-No-. -. 7o.. $40. 80. Gi2 so 4ni DO 20 ~
c9s A76. 81. Cll ;oi rs 6s2 So 80 S,9 sdt
~ 2olo 90 Gpt %. I'll 322 So2 500 sos SOD
SO Sl3 S.. SgI 1881 7o< 81. SO. 80 =. so -
CITY Court-Tral T-rm-Part II -l"iorc lhi..n
Nos, 1910 1850 AZ. 5o3 - lU5s l9So- I",t N
is3 90 go j0t. ItS 452. aos. so. 600 o-3 -.
| GSi @.5 i33 ISL ~ 4cG. a53. 81. so 81, G65.
GS7 5rG AZ. COL so 80 505, 20 ~; ~ ~" 80
,j6 GG9 G7l 10 r. -. 1879. ,-.
No. 76I 9li p2i. 920. -. sol, -oa - 80.
$50 Sal 7ol. 80. 20. s93 $50. ~ - - :.
~ 3;O oO- aI7 gs6 @llo. 77t 900 H't 100, 90
a~5 80 s-3 72s SIG. 800. 10. ,3J TO- ~, -,
7G3 GGG 7os 900. go. 9sl. 9S2. loo' $50 'iI '-''
nv couTra 1ermpn.r x- SiSo ,ssS ''T I2SS
iS.n 1rje 1868 1901. 14ol. $50. ~ lH"d; l22n
nag. 1907. 500. 49,. it.s iee i Ivy" od, ,st9
50W .oo5 aof3 1905, 2l.p 2lji. @lli. 2lts. ~"
lis I.i0 753 lass 9oa5 100. oltI. ~ ~
56a3 669i eio3 lGG( 21ie. 1"5i. 2elG. @0'n. "lsJ
5iia' -,jG' PTS 2123 zoo 22"S
Cont O, over and Tcrnin.r-n'for" Darrct,. y ana
A.,..,an, Observation-Disclosures Wellmah and Siini'@-NoN
" com ~ General Sessions I-B.'or- Martini J.
and Assistant Distlic'Attorney Davs-Nos :" ~ H.
I'm. q, General sesslons-Par: I-Bcore Fitrserad
j. ard Assistant Dis'iict'A Attorney "c'H'- Nos " IL
com-, q, General Scs.ons-Part 1IID"'ore Cowinr J.
and Assistant District Attorney cdfod-Nos TO l. IN.
| elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05

STAINED.


Good ordinary ......G4 f0w nlidhc s.
Sta,t good ordinary .....7is Mlifliuf J-l6
The L,crro2l market for ,lot cotton wa dun and
Bale. 1000 bale, futur deh ciic, were 2Gld T. J6id
lover. closing qui''.
indicated fractional advance. but decline u ldiS points
Inns dlatfN took place result ol port tnIt IA"
icnlt I"g-iatuIr had frIr,-f'1 trpr-ia- senate 20
support the Hatch Anu-Oi ton bill subsequently the
rrl"ti wa denied ana fIl recovery tool, pI.n The
sale w'fp 2Ji.lOO bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
SERMONS WORTH KEEPING
GOOD RESULTING FROM A HERESY TRIAL

DIR. S. H. VIRGIN. OF THE PILGRIM CHURCH.
SHOWS SOME OF ITS INCIDENTAL
BENEFtCENT FEATURES.
Thirty years Of vigorous life have made the Pli-
Grim Church OF New York one OF the influential forces
for good In the city and in the country. organized
in war times 1882 by earnest. libeiy-lovng men anu
women IL has always been characterized by generous
philanthropy as well as by sound Christian doctrhe'
awe believe in the equal brotherhood OF all men, i
an article of the Pilgrim creed II has had two houses
Of worship and Is now considering the erection OF
= ,b;ra 20 no.et ,ncreo,fnc needs The church
building is at Madison-avc. and Onehundred'ahd-
twenty frstst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05

sold at . 25dsi 40 per 100 NJ fair to prime lambs az
Dressed mutton steady at Gds2c dressed lambs firm at
sdyac.
sles-D. Harrington: 100 Canadian lambs; s. n
average sc 25 per 100 1o5 state do Is ~ at 81 20
-Ol Western sheep 81 =. az "a Oh O. q, 81 40
NJ Collins 23S Ohio and Western sheep. 50 n;
at y 40; 2li Pennsylvania and Ohio lambs. ~ H. AZ
L. ITlpple & Co.: 1913 Western sheep. So NJ at 81 IS
rse2 y and car, 'a ar oAst No sales reported
live weight. Nomlnay firm at - eoa~o 10 LOT
good 10 CHOICE hogs.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs--BY TELEGRAPH.
Buffalo Dec. 3-Cattle-Rccelpts last "a hours, ~
last week, 600 Ii al consigned through d,ooo
,aSE and I snd closed Se Steady
last :. hours $3.50 head total for week thus far sySeI
through 200 head 70 New.ioh ZOO head on sale
sdiG q hf nSa eond ' Is s5osS $ medium
20 G s. % goa TO GOOD osa' heavy ends Is G5a
80 pigs good best corned, % 75asS 50 40 common o
% @ g 2~ So s.'0T T. 5 s9SgG sheep and
iss "a hours 1000 head total Tor week
Sa S1 ia CONSIGNED through 400 head NewYok
head sale $500 head market Sgned s fa 70 e @sod
iaGs DO s. 5Css5 s. choice fancy
$ a5%t9 Is canada 70 fancy 50 IS o.
spmen.s loo oa bead market ssass
steady Christmas beeyes - SaS 90 sOGa 20 30
Westerns 50 e5asi rs cows 81 loas3. H9gs0Iscee ips
snS $ S
50 prime heayy n - SSas 80 30 Sps and pss
- 1895 IS 200 heaa snp"Sl,s 2cv
head market steady; natives 80 .Vast ~ h
m,S ~, tGs e head market Arm AIR to choice nate
$3.50 10 eSas and Indian seG 100 head
.hIuents 800 head market about lOc better prices
oao 10 oae nUD he ssas in g.
the outside for choice mutto!s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
THE PASSING OF THE MUGWUMP.

From The New.YOrk sun. Dcm)
Our little friend, " The Springfield Republican,
tries conceal serious alarm beneath these seem
ingly jaunty questions:
what IS the matter with the Mugwump? is the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
pHrORDED MORTGAGES.

Cotter John and wife. Edwin Hest and another
n l3,th.st e u 1th-aNe. | Neai..........-.....
Commesky John. TO sarah \ savage l'o IL OF
D7th.-t 4
Conway Ihoma, and wife. a. the last BroohSh
Cooperative Building and Loan Assocutlot' n
Wo1druY.aye OF Boston Road. vear...;.-..
Cawood John 20 Lucius q Morris II l"th-st.
- ~ Madiso ave. years.
D.ckrr Hannah u Alfred Taylor. 5'thst'
OF Madison ave. 1 year--......- ..'..'.-..--,'
Hall. James r. a Co, to August Belmont et al
n 72d.,t W Of 3davc. wear ;;-...;--....,
Levy. Isaac and wife TO Philip KallowsN anu
another OLA, 10 222 Broome-st 4 yeats.....-
Leo Leopold u Frank KocA, Wadsworth$Ne'
n OF i75th.-C demand. ;'''..'..
Movers James NJ. g. Jonas wei. et Al,
iewis.st, n OF Stanton-st, ! year;
Mara. Francis NJ. TO Henry Wir'h' IL Alien
u, year. 80
Same 10 Frederick Yakima. 100 Allcn-st, wears.
Eogpenbanp August. u Anna l. SCHWARTZ
I1rob.,t w OF Pyne-St. 3 years. -.
smith. Frank l.. to John II Hankinson. 10TH
u " OF lOth.aN6 | year. --.-....---. 49,.
s,ms 10 Tracher- Building and Loan Association,
= a cor Wrst FYd-ave and 71th.SS. years.
Tbe Association Of the Alumni OF tOlnnloa Col
lego 10 the Farmers Loan aud Trust Company.
mr. ,pettv between stone monument ana estate or
John Busslng. IT. II acres. etc, bonds:
Van runt Thomas {. and wife, to Frederic -
Moore 1Jt n 81 West l3jth-st, year....s
Zimmerman, Rudolph, 10 sophia Elmer, sly
I'nio1aNc, Y ,crs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05

COTTON-For spo, lots prices not changed The
sale, ~ bale, consumption and 5000 bales de-
llyercd contract. Quotations based American
standard ~ iii, alton Ond cotton IN store running IN
quality no, than half grade above or below tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
TIE PETROLEUN MARKET.


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was increase In activity In the crude pc.
trocum speculation last week but prices showed dis
tnct.y stronger tone. The larger amount of dealings
ia the Official record the result Of the switching
operations incident to the beginning Of a new month
The monthly field reports bulsh In Character IN
d!catng In both the BuckrNc (Iima and the Penn
s,lNana regions heavy falling "r la new produ'tion
aud a molpiatr decline ~ activity IN the development
% territory. The October aud November reports
from the Ohio and the PENNSYLVANIA feds are appended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05

o,,, as "a 5oSss 90 winter straeht. s3 2ods3 AZ
IT.ine PATENT. 80 75cs' 10; spring stragn,s st
20 .ping Wheat C@ao,9c 40 red 90 so..e no 40
or, Lre No y. 3Si.c: No. oats 50. So* w y,
Wht' T. o. b., 80, 70 Witt S23asssSS go go =
3' 80 3if,o-. 10 haxsced. IL 0s'c prime timothy
ced 81 10 pork rc oo si4 ls'ai pr drv s,lted
.nod,r, lroNcn - 5oas. 81 short clsat a,aes'
$3.50. "a ,pgsS 81 whishev. di>llrr> hn-h'u sovu'
@ ,,i ~ is sugars cut Loaf. $50 granna'.I DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
Real gslale.
Ciin propsrtn for sals'

,r,ur GREATEST BARGAIN on the West a% Nest End.
Xos 900 and 81 West l02dst D,. vy and bascmens
AN , nriyaie dwellings limestone on foyer halls
harwood cabinet trim; paquet hop.nS he Seem az al
sN% ' y po,pplsins 70 caretakcr at 40 al co.
lO4th.st. and COiumou,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05

rf.iu -.
C'ac,anat Dec s-Four stady. Wheat firm No.
orn a. :, S aa; '' %a mNa iSc Dat, good duo@d
80 mixed ,c Nv m%de'It ard ael ,sht .ersnd and
nominal ~ 3s g %,st. g@.t ,,d urn" ans ~ s s.es
IN, 1e az i = n sc G@s heavy Eggs quiet
2 prns o. So %o,'eera s, ;sc ?, C s,% au e.
30 d. 81 ';s o' gaf ac i so Ga .amols
ss s Il, '' lS s ssaso t g. 'caeps.-F'"f
s ,iIV DFl"g" T. 800 bis; farley 1900 bush
Minneapolis, Mimi Dee. SIT has been gooi while
since marsets we're dun a. they we're t9'dy cSs.S
ea 1 ,S n' sI9 nS a." N S' Solac Vent at esc
and 80 nefthrln At o'', & neubsr . oprnea
1 se G lgI sG sa oSc. s s eN1y
On acl~ 80. iid. 90, 40. northern u he NO
northern. 81 aOJ,.
Inriadclpn,a. Dec Flour unchanged. wLea, ad.
,an,cI sc under gnt oneslms- ta:,rN irll shipper,
having rev orders no r'n9'yN 4ls ~ ~ an nM5pr'
.y1.a'rc: February. 49, A.r,h, o.' 'Jlfc Corn
ern cnr, and closed bcly Il ddy - 'el,w on d3cS
g. NJ 6ra %N lo , Ma tS 80 tSsd5cs Gat, d1
lrc. Gecld &c so WHIT tosG M, NO av wnItS
0 mo. N'rt sasaS rsSnSd
roadrrcd &c; inc rrepl.i AZ ,aaiaTd ,,S do. 49,,
~ cenfcctoncs' \, i'c red star A. ~ Fr, .sI
.s NO. NJ nn1rr1cp.Hfioar S1jo bb, 1000 sac,
wheat lI5o0 bush corn. 20 III" nu>h' o,,' IHop unSn
., 800 bush.
lca, pee ar''1o: C.. cs %S.'t pS $% Soa
Gs5,r. January 6oic: MAY. 1J'.c; July ''@t. corn
declined AL morning and closed 1cd'.c n" cash SSc
Dc,cmhor a., Jonuarv. 3stc: May; AZ. dt3c oits-
tn.b nun 1l,. Nav lower 3ilsc. Rye duh. CHATS.
rar rv quiet. Minnesota sold 6Ac G633c Iran very GuI
c3' BID or east ia -. HN luli ana un'hahE' ~
steady ,ommon. sa -: chemical ~ -. rplirr hrl'
~ II. FaNsrrd mchaug' !. lutttt ana - w, Nv
ella erd Cornireai quiet - - Whi>krN >'''uN - ~
nacs and cotton ties uuchlnsrl 1rh hlth'f ouons
~ 80 Inri nomnay HIGHER 80 80: dry s,lt loose
shoulders. ~ - longs ana ribs - snort :, - I
F., Ioi,. bo\rd lot. II. more ncOn-> shoulders. - 30 ;
i,ncs aud rim. - -, -hnrt -. strips 81
cured ham eiidsie 10. Reccpts-tlcur 1000 Ibis
wheat. 10000 bush. $4,000 bush; oats. iSoUD
Lush. Shinrcnt.- Florr 1000 hhl wheat, 40 NOO bush
corn 80 600 bush oa~ 5000 bush ry" 5000 bush.
It I0piS Dee. 3.-Woo- Receipts 1000 pounds; ship
mcn, H." pounds receipts this wceh 5000 pounds
shipments this week 1862 600 pounds Their IL change
Tonight the market mills arc huNing only Tor lnmr
date aud sreculti,c feeling seems 70 prevail
Quotations unchanged
Toledo Dee. 3.-W Wheat dull. easier: No. :, cash and
December 7iiac: Nav. 79'sc. Corn dull; No. cash.
i2c: No 2. SO: May. ne. Oats quiet cash. 3iIc
cash 53c. tloN erscei. steady; prime
cash and December ~, February March. - Go
i,rrrips-flour AZ bbs: wheat ~ 6ij bush l5
700 bush: ryr i7J bush cloNersccd 400 bags. shin
ment- Flour i395 bhe wheat, 400 bush cora. 5000
bush; covrrSecd. go bags
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-06
TIE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL
At Martlnsburg, w. Va, Appoints Dele
gates to the Convention.

MARTINsBURG, w. VA, June s.
The third days session Of the Episcopal
Council was very interesting, as most OF
the day was consumed in very spicy
business sessions. There was but one
o'clock this morning by Rev. w. U.
Brooking, of Point Pleasant. The COM
mittee on church unity in their report
recommended a more friendly relation
with other Christian denominations.
The committee on the needs and
bounds of parishes presented @ valuable
document on the history OF the parish
organization from as far back as 1855,
and which gives the many changes
which the work and organization OF the
church has undergone since that time.
The report OF the diocesan commission
committee shows that 50, 500 were re-
ceived from the Sunday schools for this
work, 500 from the American Mission
airy Society and 5000 from the Board OF
Missions, and that out Of this seventeen
missionaries In this diocese were aided.
Three more men will be added TO the
mission work.
The report also shows that 1l2 con-
firmations were made In the mission
field. The committee in charge Of pray
er work recommended that the dele
gates to the general convention, which
meets in Baltimore, do what they can
TO prevent further legislation on this
subject The following delegates to
the general convention, which meets In
Baltimore in October, were elected:
Clerical delegates-Revs. DR.. r. r.
Swope, Dallas Tucker, L. d. Roller and
5. S. Moore. Alternates-Revs. j. j.
Brittingham, DR.. Lacey, Henry Thom-
as and &. A. Gibbons. Lay delegates
w. 5. Laidley, w. p. Craighill, B. NJ.
Amber and Z. J. Lee. Alternates-W.
Z. Watson, w. G.. Harrison, J. A. ri
den and Capt. w. b. Cobbleton. 70
The committee on parishional repEt
shows PAT baptlsms, 3,127 communi-
cants, 2,91O in Sunday schools, % rec
tories and so churches. They report
the value of church property s312,-
5s5.57, and amount OF contributions
S45, ,2s4.66. They report the churches
at Huntington, Point Pleasant and
Clarksburg as having progressed more
than any other churches in the diocese.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-06
A COMPLETE SURPRISE.
The Plumed knight Took Few Into His
Confidence.

The Plumed Knight Took Few Into His
Confidence.
Special Telegram to Ae Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 5.-One
thing in regard TO Blaine's resignation
made clear to-day is that 1t was COM
plete surprise to every one
connected with the admins
tration and no Blaine men
have come forward, claiming TO have
known it was coming. The only person
who seems 10 have been taken into
Blaine's confidence to any extent is
Father Cronin, edter Of the Cdtho-
tic linton, OF Buffalo, who has
been in Washington several days
and has had long talks with Blaine. On
Friday night Father Cronin told
friend in effect that Mr.. Blaine had
fully made up his mind to be a candi-
date, and was then considering whether
he should resign at once
from the Cabinet or wait un-
til after he had been nominated
at Minneapolis. 1t is pretty clear now
Blaine's decision was helped by hints
which he got that the Presidents pa
thence was about exhausted and that an
immediate declaration from him as TO
whether or not he meant to al
low his name to go before the Convention
was desired. Men close to Harrison
say no direct question had been put to
Blaine, but they admit Secretary Elk
ms was feeling the Secretary OF State
on the subject. The belief grows here
that the outcome OF the situation will
be the nomination of a dark horse at
Minneapolis.
The great majority Of men not imme-
diately mixed up in the Harrison-Blaine
fight to-day incline to the belief that
Blaine does not mean to accept the nom
ination, and that he cannot get 1t
IL he does. They regard the
fight between the factions as
so bitter that neither Harrison or
Blaine could be elected if nominated
and they think Blaine fully realizes this.
They believe Blaine's plan goes no
further than the defeat of Harrison in
the convention, and this being accom-
pIshed his interest in it all will end.
Mr.. Blaine showed himself very free
ly to-day. During the morning he and
Mrs. Blaine sat in the front window of
their mansion reading the papers in full
view OF pasSers by. In the afternoon
they drove out, returning just before
dark
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that Hon. John w. Foster, who has
been connected with the State Depart
ment since Blaines illness last year,
could be chosen by the President to
succeed Mr.. Blaine. Mr.. Foster is IA
miliar with all the important matters
before the Department, and could at
once take hold in an intelligent manner.
Against the appointment of Foster it
is urged, however, that he is, or has
been, an agent for Mexican and Spanish
claimants against this government.
While the name of John c. New, Consul
General to Sweden, is also discussed in
connection with the vacant Cabinet
office, the talk is evidently mere outside
gossip. Having one Indiana man al
ready in his Cabinet the President would
hardly take another.
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Think Blaine win Accept.

WAsHIGToN, d. c., June 5.-The
political situation, simplitied as most
people think it, has been by the reSig-
nation OF Secretary Blaine, topic
OF animated discussion in Wash
ington to-day, and the infer
ence generally drawn from
the Secretary's action that he will ac-
cept the Presidential nomination If
offered him elected many expressions
of qualification among his friends.
Washington is usually very quiet place
on Sunday, especiallyy during the
warm months when so many persons
leave the city, II only for the day, but
to-day was marked exception TO the
rule. Everywhere a person went the
first inquiry addressed TO him was
in reference to the Interpretation
to be placed on Secretary Blaine's res
ignation and its probable effect at
Minneapolis. Most of the actual work
Ing politicians on the Republican side
of the Senate and the House
have gone TO the seat OF war.