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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-08

ln Tho rf0Hste Court. IN aud FOR sat Lake
County, Territory 0f Utah.


in Che Matter N tho Estate OF Caroline
e.. roitcgrrW. Deceased.
NOTICE o. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- Adam sphere. administrator OF NO
estate 1' Caroline ~. pcttgErow deceased, hos
rendered Tor HttuUmUnt and 1Icd iu rau
court. NI. Iuai account OF ms adminittra.
..n 10 HIIi u.tl'c and petition flf full dis
.f.|uN"" Hf fHH residue sf said estate among
Oh" HrH..Ha entitled thereto. and Hat 4atnr.
NhIf t.n I.lH DAY 90 May. A. d. IsHl Ht II
..n"a I. iH.t at tIC court room 90 sand r1Urt.
N Wt County Court House. salt lake CTS 1ud
''InlN lHN Territory. has been duly aH.
I..H.rI 'g i.. Judge Df rHf court IHr IUN
moot u. .I.t account end HpArr. .H.t
p. sNN. 'Ir distribution. ft wU.u TIME aud
I.''r 1'f .hIr IUlHrr. iHI in .H.i estate mty
iIuta' show cause. 10 lHF there De-. why
HHII account .NIUf Huf Boz aUfIrI Hui au.
proved lnl "l.. lHtrHUH0H mlIc a4 uayod
Dated April rH. co.,
W ~ NEIuY.
l..r COO fhH Probate Court
n. 81. i,EEh AIlHrHH. IHH Administrator.
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4 ~ uVUiNANCE ANENnINg Az pUpf.
- nance tHHtIr1 can Ordinance UfHbIi .uE
in. Goo Issuance 0t iHHii for Corporate
purposes, Tor HsH. IOU"
HUturisuUI NF Wr yH U1IuH Hf salt
lAao tiIT lhH, mot Hu.uIu . u. 40 urIIu.
Hu"U providing fuI tuu H.UAU.u uI NHuI# fIr
gurH urHlu purpose, fNr NNI.I HUHTHE. I
MIf.E .l. l.ti. ur huI GOO .aur IH HUIrHI
amended IT aiding HuHr EHH HHrf 'IH''Hr
Iu fourth lIur uf HHII section IUU word "HlmI.
annually an1 DOH lluIH Ono following 90 The
end of sYIl section.
'Nt thc expiration 0f Som year. lfiUr Tho boo
fHlurr uI "HlI NHHuH iNU.U HHIN Del Hrt apart,
nul tIr HlIuiH hereby appropriated a. .Iuas
InE fUudt tIv Hum uf NHH.. .I UHT Huuuu On UHU
iHt principal Uf HH'1 NuuHH when tHn HamU auHl
laIl Iut. Provided tUUi nothing HHT"H con.
llinHi shall prevent Ohio tltV Council OF slIt
Lake CITY 40 amy NmH hereafter from making
amy other provision ur appropriation fuT tnu
redemption ui auF ur aI| 1f HA.l blonde. which
thid provision ur appropriation .HnIl hr Boo
accordance with Che laws of yah az they now
or may hereafter tKiHt
Passed IN Che tIfY Council OF sam Lake CIV.
lnh lcui1ry, thIH ihu -5.H dag 10 April, a. f..
sr,l. GusrAyE %. u,cKuAN.
Arpr5ysimi l-,h DAY OF Anil H'u'i.ai
o. a. bAahlN,
MuFuf.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent Noueo last Chance Mining
company
Location uf principal uIaUH ri business, salt
LAhr DIfN. lfAu.
Location uf worse, IRA, NItutaa county, Idaho
NOTICE. -TUEUE ARE DELINQUENT
- upon Che follow Ok described Stock 900
account of HH.cHHmrut levied on thC alud day
of Marcel. lsIlt tnu several amounts set opposite
ihu names 1f IHu respective Hharchoid,ra. AH
-.------
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN
STANDARD GAUGE

f fIss 4an.r. 10 Effect April %, 1884,
Icayr salt Lakr
No. .-ror Provo. lUHFham, and
al uuIu'H Eatt...,ts. H.03 a. BOD.
NO t-fof Provo. Grand junction
and al. points lHat,s..as... H % D.. m.
No o-lor Provo. NaHu. end
sauna ..ssHs s,s..sst ......asssssss ..I o. fns
NO s=lur Eureka .........- t.1Ip. Zoo
M. a-tor Ogden and Wsst........ % . ur. in.
No i-For ogden and tho wcst.... 400 p.m.
Arrive sRIt Lake.
No i-Frou Provo. Grand Junction
and The Eaat..s,ss.....ss... leo n. m.
No. .-lf1m Provo. Grand Junction
ana the East ......s,.a....s.s % .ti o. m.
No o-trDm bingham, Provo, Manu
huu Hallua..ss.sasfs s.ss ssss 3 90 D.. m.
No. o-itom Eureka ..a.............. H.lfa Dob.
No !=from Ogden aud tho West. s.aa
No i-from ogden aud tho West. s.isp. m.
only liue running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing H1um NluUpors o. Denver VIA
erAui Junction and 20 Kansas DItY and UhIea.
- via colorado points. tree rtrInlnE chair
ears salt Lake o. Denver. aud only Tine rum.
CISCO. hoohhnEotI Gloss connections. ekfclE
fpcsd snd comfort.
Ticket Once, 10 v. End South.
u q. DODGE. Az. WEnuY.
hvu. Manager Con. SUM-.
J.n. hENNErr. Gen. PSr.A.
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NOTICE - HEREBY OWEN THAT
~ I viii cell 90 public auction, at city
puund, on May lath, l-li, no the hour OF one
O'Clock D, M, one bay marc. dracrlhrd hs fol'
.9ysi 10 years old, branded JIG ON rlght
J,J, GILMORE.
CITY luuuukrUurr.
Dated this OH day ot MAY, l-lt, at salt Lake
CITY, Utah,
NOTICE ~ uEUEul GIVEN THAT
~ I Will Hrll ht public auction ut Tho city
pound, on the l5th day ut MAy. isli one black
hnr.e thin in order, branded ouTiHht shoulder
Hsftf on lott thigh wa
j, y GILMORE,
CITY fouu1kteprr.
Dated At salt Lake city, gbis IN day OF May,
1904
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TTUUTUU uT IRAN. De-
County ni ral. Lake
IustANc %. Iarkmau, city recorder. To- and
for Salt Lake city. tfah Territory, dl hereby
rrfufY that tho above De- b true aud correct
rurr ~ Hu ordinance amending nu ordnance
ruurr1 can Ordinance providing flr tho
Issuance uf uIrHHfur corporate purposes. tor
Nr.I. nNI.' passed Dob tur lIIF Council Ami 90.
iui approved April o., l-Ji az appears Of
record Iu mf unIru
Witness wY hand and corporate coal uF
|sENLl rnt Lake gitY, this the Oh day uf
Anil 1920.
busrANI No. UACkMAN,
CITY Recorder
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RAILROADS.
The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Ereetive Anril Oth. 1904

Effective April 9th, 1894
4iuHf NrIts rnr Deuuf No Sac Lass
GU Dam, at fouOirsi
Aurtvl
Prom ni Eastern points ............... % an
from uutic, Portland. San FRAN.
cisco. cache VALLEY and ugion...io ID an
From hll Eastern points lara CITY
aun 'Entns ss...s.sssss ..s...sssasssss o. P'"
ir0m ogden aud intermediate
points To F'N
From Provo aud intermediate points. ~ m
pr3to. Eureka, Milford. -anrotc Va iryi
Juah and intermediate points . HOP
'fr0u terminus and Tooolo............. " D. m
urrAur
for urdcn Park city aud ell
Eastern points ...........,,.s....s,. % 90
for Ogden aud intermediate points %. b3l am
f0r ogden. intermediate points
ran Francisco and Cache
valley utuia. .a.sssssssss.. ..l.s..ss. 2 % p m
For ogden, Hutto. Helena. Portland.
nfrAncisco auu aii potts east on p roo
nor tu-cta, Provo. saupcto Valley
and Muiordssssss. .ss.ss..sas RI '1
FOR Provo and utcrmciiato points. Oh um
'ior tooolc aud 1ormluus....,,..,... e. am
DAILY except Sunday
Trains south OF jua1 run daily except
sunday.
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City Ticket Omcs, 2Ol Main Street.
Telephone 40
b. o. HUXLEY. GEM Art rhisrr. Dept
B. DICKINSON. General Man Eer
I'll. IOiiAN. or al. ArouL
Hti ~. CLARK.
OLIVER ~. MfSk.
HlLtEW1 ANuEHsON. Receivers
joins W. uuANT
lHLuEuDh H. C0uDEET,l
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LEGAL NOTICE

., NJ. noWMlN, Attorney
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iH iuo Probate DlHfa iH anf fIr .st Lake
tuuniU IgfuiHr. U' lEsh
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LEGAL NOTICE.

lu the Probate Court. Iu aud Tor salt Lax
County Iuuinu ut utlh
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order TO ,1o' ... e1y oIl 70 moi, Of safe OF re
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greeting no D. IT, Fowler. Defendant
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-16
d eafness Cannot be Cured

by. local applications, as they cannot
reach the discussed portion OF the ear.
There isonly one way to cure deaf
ness, aud that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous
lining Of the eustachian tube. When
this tube gets ipfiamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed deaf
ness is the result, and unless the In
Rummation can oe taken out and this
tube restored to it's normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out Of ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an in :
famed condition OF the mucous sur
faces.
We will give one hundred dollars
for any case OF deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, free.
FIJI. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, o.
EB Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-16
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
SILVER REORGANIZATION.

II has reduced the price OF wheat
from 81 to 81 cents per bushel.
It has reduced the price OF cotton
from 25 cents to 7 cents u pound.
It has reduced wages to one.hsli
what they were.
It has reduced the price Of property
one half.
II has donbled the value OF all rail
road stocks. -
It has doubled the value Of all
bonds and other evidences OF indebt-
eduess.
1t has increased the burdens OF the
producing Glasses and doubled the
fortunes of the bondholding and
moneyed classes.
It has made 1000 millionaires and
100000 tramps.
1t has robbed the aged Of the COM
forts of life and the young of the ad-
vantayes Of educa q.
It has put 1900 coo children under
IA years Of age at work in the facto-
ries. .
It has thrown 1900, 900 men out of
employment.
1t has placed 100000 mortgages
on the homes Of the people.
II mas made the rich richer and the
poor poorer.
It has created more suffering than
war, pestilence and famine put to-
Hether.
1t has ignored the eufferings OF
the people and Knocked the laws of
God. '.
1t has trampled on human rights,
violated constitutions and murdered
justice. ~
1t has sent poverty and distress to
the homes Of millions.
It has stood in high places and
under the plea of an "honest dollar
boldly roboei the producers Of mil
lions. OF their sweat earned dollars. -
Colorado State Guard.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-16

Consideration OF the bill 70 compel
the Rock Island road to stop trains
Of Certa. Oklahoma. was then re-
snmsd and Plat OF Connect.cut took
the foor againstsit.
At the CO Inclusion Of the debate a
motion TO lay it on the table was de-
feated by vote Of 81 to Is.
PETER moved a rider to the amend
msnt providing TO- woman suffrage
in Oklahoma and it Was defeated by
vote OF rs TO a.
The bill was then passed by vote
OF % to %; the Vice President voting
in the affirmative.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-16
Congressional.

WAsHINGroN, Feb. 12-rhe Demo-
cratic leaders of the House have un-
der confederation the following rule,
Intended to discourage the practice
among the Republicans of refruining
from voting on important measures,
apd compelling the Democrats to pro.
duce quorum:
Whenever upon roll call quorum
fails TO appear, upon the demand OF
any member the clerk shall certify 10
list Of the members not voting ON
sued roll call to the Sere Arms
who shall deduct from the monthly
compensation of each member 60
failing to vote, the amount OF his
salary for oDe day; provided this de.
duction shall not be made in case the
member is absent by leave of the
House."
This rule simply carries out the
provisions Ut the law, which says the
salary OF members absent, except on
account OF sickness, shall be deduct
cd : during the time OF absence.
heretofore, however, the Sergeant-at
Arms had NO way OF officially ascer.
tsining the absence OF any member
1t is thought that the loss of pay for
failure to vote would put stop to
the praotice Of refusing to respond
wher called upon to vote.
After routine business Bland moved
to 60 into Committee Of the Whole
on the seiguiorage bill, and made u
froitless effort to tx u limit to tho do.
bate.
SENATE.
McLaurin OF Msssissippi took th,
onth OF Office.
Hoar presented bill to prevent
tho lottery practices thro lgl, the ma.
ton and foreign mail service.
Harris OF Tennessee presented ,
bill to prevent conflict between Stat,
and Federal courts Ia all cases nffec,
Ing private riEhta.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-16
NOTICE. OF Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that the
firn Of Kennedy & Bechman has been
dissolved by mutual consent, Kenne-
dy retiring from the firm.
SAMUEL BAcHMAN.
Arthur, New, Dec. s, 1893.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-16
OMAHA, Neb., Mny S, 1901.

Ihave tried great many remedies
for headache, and Krause's Headache
Capsules knock it quicker than any.
thing / ever tried.
d. W. MovEA.
For sale by l.. Il. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-16

Reckhart q Froelich have received
2 car load OF fresh Missouri older and
Srsnow ready TO supply the trade.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-16

When you want fresh family gro
oerieR vegetables, candy, nuts. tobac.
90, oigaFs'sto, GO To Ben GrsighSada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-16

a fine display Of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc., at the EFT. NJ. Coz. Cali and
inspect theso goods, which are tilS
finest In their line over brought r.
Hllso.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-16

HOOPS Pulls arc the best family cathAr,
tic, gentle and elective, Try . box.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-16

Having leased the Stoker sheds and
parn, 1 am now prepared to accom-
modate and feed seventy head Of
horses. Plenty OF corral room for any
number OF stock 10 also attached.
E62-I ALSO run drsy In connection WITH
the above. and will attend promptly to .
work hat line,
OF isif. n. s.vAEDK9iLnN, Proprietor
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-02-22

Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.. Thurman Of Provo
came over on Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Cox.
Mr.. II. A. Vallez leaves this week
for a visit TO the Grand Island, Neb.
sugar factory.
Miss Hattie Jacobs is LEGAL agent for
"The Story of the New World" and is
doing some pretty lively canvasing.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gray died at O'Clock on Tuesday.
Brain fever is supposed to DO the
mediate cause Of the childs death. She
was about years old.
The Anaheim Cooperative Beet Sugar
Company held its annual stockholder's
meeting on Monday. Among the items
Of business transacted was an amend
ment to the bylaws reducing the price
to be paid for beets to SO per ton Tor 2
per cent beets, with scale Of 40 cents
for each higher percentage. The officers
and capitalists who furnish the money
assured the stockholders that the
factory would be erected this summer.
Mr.. John Peterson will be the water
master for the next year for Lehi Irriga-
ton Co., he being the one chosen by
the board out of those who put in bids
for the position. We think the selection
is good one for the experience he has
had in the number Of years he has served
in that position surely is worth some
thing to the stockholders of the company.
He has proved himself not to be parti-
san in the division OF water to the per-
sons entitled to it,
II ia to he hoped the Lehi Irrigation
Co. and the North Centre Ditch Co. will
be able to come to n compromise on the
division OF water and 30 arrange matters
that the North Centre Ditch Co. will see
the propriety of disincorporating and
joining the other company, To do this
the two companies should so Us far as
possible in the matter OF justice to each.
Compromise means yielding by both
parties and is made to save money and
and bad feelings.
On invitation OF the manager, IL. A..
Vallez, we visited the club room OF the
Lehi Athletic Club this week and were
surprised to see the well furnished room
they have. 1t is fitted up with the latest
and best apparatus for exercising the
muscles of the body, including trapezes,
rings, horizontal bars, punch bags, chest
exercises, gloves, fencing .foils, indian
clubs, etc. all of which are made use of
by the members. There is already u
membership of 10 and more names are
being added every week for all can see
the benefits Of such an organization.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-02-22
A Surprise.

A happy surprise was given Mrs. Jane
Lewis by a number OF friends on hcr3sth
birthday. They gathered at her home
and found her absent and when she re-
turned later she found the table set with
many delicacies aud as she entered the
company sang an appropriate song. She
was completely overcome aud shed tears.
Among those present were Lot Russon,
Thomas Russon, Elisha Peck, IL. D.
Wilcox, Enock Russon, George Kirkham
and their wives also Mrs. Bremz and
Barbara Rhodes and q number OF young
folks making 20 in all.
The time was spent in singing, eating,
chatting, talking OF old times and OF the
absent one, Henry Lewis, now on u
mission in Wales.
At late hour all wished her good
night and invoked the blessings OF
Heaven on her and the family and alb
sent husband and wished her many
happy returns Of the day.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-02-22
GARDEN IND FOREST.

Az odorless onion is cultivated by
Chinese gardeners.
A PEAR that weighs over thirty
ounces Is on exhibition ut drug store
in Atlanta, Ga,
The British scientific expedition to
the Philippine islands Ia said to have
discovered $500 f.ct above the sea
level, on the sides ~ The extinct volca-
no Apo, flower five feet and half in
.dia---ter.
A FARMER near Sheparlstown, Pa,
raised stalk OF cabbage with one
huge head in the center and eighteen
smaller ones around it. These were
about the size of u quart measure and
perfectly formed.
IL the earlier periods of life trees in
crease much faster than when adult
the oak, for instance, grows more rap
idly between the twentieth and Thrift
eth ycars-and when old the annual
deposits considerably diminish, so that
the strata are thinner and the rings
proportionately closer
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-02-22
Beets in Nebraska

The increased acerage in beeis the
coming season will be felt by every
bisuness man in Norfolk. It will mean
more money paid out for cultivation,
more money paid for the crop, larger
run ut the factory and more money paid
10 employees, and almost every dollar
thus put into circulation will find its
way into the pockets Of Norfolk mer-
chants and business men. The factory
cut the bcets from $500 acres the past
season, and ifonly 500 acres are secured
flr the coming campaign, II they can all
be raised near Norfolk, it will mean
$s5, 900 more in circulation for the crop
than last,year, besides the thousands OF
dollars which it will cost to reduce them
to sugar. Norfolk has realized the past
year asnever before the benefits accruing
from the establishment of the factory
here, and will this year reap greater
profit than ever.
The future prospects for the Sugar
City is exceedingly bright.--Norfolk,
Nebraska, Nous.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-02-22
THE COAL TRADE.

DURING the last year 10000, 900 tons
of coal were mined in Westmoreland
county, Pa.
SHIPMENTS of Pocahontas coal at
Lambcrt's Point during 1898 to Novem-
Der /, were 1,51s,0s0 tons.
ONE OF the peculiar features of the
coal trade is the importation at San
Francisco Of coal from China.
THE number of persons employed in
the bituminous mines of the United
States in 1899 was 212,s 03, as compared
with 205, 319 in 1891. This places the
total of employees in coal mines OF the
United States in 1892 at a tally Of 3il,-
943.
oS the tipplo at Hoytdale mines,
Beaver county, Pa, the coal is dumped
by William Grundy, who is sixty
years of age. lie has been on the same
tipple for twenty-eight years, and dur
ing that time has dumped $500, 900
tons Of coal.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-02-22
THE COLLEGE "oRIND.
He Works, Economies and Becomes
Recluse.

He Works, Economies and Becomes .
Reciuse.
The Harvard grind" Is a term used
as often in the college circles as any
surname, says the Boston Herald. The
name originated from the old custom
men had of getting down and working
hard few days before examination.
Finally, when fellow was known to
keep up this grinding process through
out the term, he soon went under the
caption of grind" The name has
now become an established term in
Harvard life, and the visitor is now
shown the grind's headquarters, the
grinds table in our dining hail. and the
grind's haunts.
To see him in his true light, the
grind must be hunted out at different
times Of the year. l traced up one Of
these fellows year ago in the dead Of
winter. He lived in an upstairs room,
eight by eight feet; no stove in the
room, no heating apparatus of any
kind, for, in fact, there was not room
for any; small single bed across one
side, bureau across the other, and q
little table under the one window. In
the narrow aisle in the center there was
room but for one chair. A light carpet
on the floor, looking-glass set In the
bureau top, and one or two wall decora-
tions completed the furnishings of the
room. 1t was totally wanting in all
those little artistic designs so char
acteristic of the Harvard room. No
fine art lectures practiced as pre-
scribed there by Prof. Norton; no
trace Of bric-a-brac and crimson deco
ration. In short, IL was a sort of den
in which man could "eat and sleep
and have his being"
To be sure, this was not an attract
i've lodging, but, as the occupant In
formed me, he could study there and
/ the room cost him only two dollars
| per week. When / ventured the sug-
| gestion that 1t must be very risky liv-
/ ing there without fire In the dead OF
winter, he said he usually worked In
one OF the university private libraries
during the day and until ten o'clock at
night. Upon seeing small oil cook.
/ stove in one corner l made q great
venture upon its use and found tina,
this student was doing his own cook.
ing. l also learned that his laundry
bills were minimum. In short, that he
was living on one dollar and fifteen
cents per week, according to his own
figures.
Here is rare case, but one not near.
ly as rare as might be expected at first
thought. Because men are students
in university does not make all Of
them aspire to anything socially
Here Is an actual case where mar
turned himself into recluse, did his
own cooking and washing, and spsn,
every minute grinding over books.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-02-22
CHURCH ITEMS.

THE archbishop Of York has nm
nouncod 10 his grchdeacons that he viii
contribute s. 900 ycsr-oue-tenth OF
his gross stipend TO the fund formed
20 iucrcnso the income Of the poorest
bcneGces Of the diocese.
REv. SrrruEN II. TYING, for a long time
pastor Of the Church OF the Holy Trinity,
New York, but for the last twelve
ycara engaged IN the insurance lNsi-
ness in Paris, France, announces his in
tentiou Of returning 70 the ministry.
TIE lato John W. Caughoy, Of Ale
ghcny has given 5000 each 10 the
boards OF foreign and home MISSIONS
The board ~ missions to the freedmen,
81 600 and 10 the board Of relief twenty
shares Of stock Of the New York Steam
company.
REV, DR., FAuEcs, OF the Fifth
Avenue BAPTIST church in New York,
asked his congregation 10 contribute
$4,000 last Sunday 20 convert the
heather. The contribution box went
around and tho collection footed up
ESQ, 900 in cash.
THE Cincinnati Post has taken a
ballot Of the presby tcrian ministera on
the Briggs and Smith cases. Blank
ballots were sout 20 every twelfth min
lister on The church roll Ont Of 1875
votes received $40 Endorsed the general
assombly's dclivcrancc on the inorrancy
OF the Scriptures.