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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
SATURDA
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL.

Examinations for promotions have
been in progress during the past week and
will continue through next week. II il
necessary that all pupils who expect to
he promoted attend strictly to school
business during the remaining days OF
the term. School will close next Friday.
The exercises Of the graduating class
will be held in the opera house June 18th
commencing ~ p. IN. Following is
the graduating class: Orah Pearl Hark-
ness, Lutte X. Sternberg, Ida ii.
Schumacher, Bessie l.. Payne, Irene
Neeland. Clara B. SettleInire, Anna May
Miller, Carrie e. Murray, Grace 1. Liv-
lingston, Addie VI. Chamberlain, Annie
s. Cox, Carl K. Rankin, Geo. 4. Moon,
G. Owen Beam, James J. Longbottoln,
Clifton VI. Butler.
For the benefit OF the pubic who
ought TO know some OF the qualifications
OF the graduates Of the Public School, we
submit below two list Of questions, exam
Piles OF what pupils are expected TO know
The class average on these lists OF ques-
tions Is s. Per cent ranging from 98 per
cent to IS per cent. The lists for Arith-
metic were selected from teachers exam
ination lists made by the State board Of
which the pupils had no previous krowl-
edge. These examination results taken
together with the pupils daily standing,
determines the final standing for the
term.
{. 6. HISTORY, srH GRADE cLsss
Name four nations that took part in
The early explorations and settlements
OF the American couiinent-naming what
portions Of country we're explored and
settled by each.
3 When did the contest between the
English and French begin and wiih what
event did it close?
3. Give the cause of the French and
Indian war aud the result in the chsnge
OF territory on this continent.
I. ga) state three czuses of the Rev
olution. gbl What do you consider the
most important battle OF that wAr7 Why?
(cl Give battle OF each year OF the rev
olntaon, naming the commanding gen
erai on each side.
D. Saule three noted foreigners who
assisted the AmerieanS-Aiier the reyo-
luton why did i; become Necessary 20
adopt new form OF government?
g. Name the political parties and give
the policy each during the following per-
iods:
Ia During the Revolution
tbl From l7sS 20 1857.
(clFrom i7s9 TO 1917.
(dl From Jackson's time till 1895.
fe1 From 1896 till 1891
=. State three most important causes
Of the Civil War.
5. Name an important battle OF each
year ot the Civil wzr-give the CON-
m2nders in each and indicate the VIC
tory. Name the results OF the Civil var.
e. Name nil the acquisitions OF terri
tory 10 the U. :. Tell how acquired,
from whom and when.
10. Name 1--WE American inventors,
stating what vas invented hy.esch- Why
are the following dates important: lsa3,
1855, l6lss. 1879, 1870, I74e, 1857, l5S9.
1906. is4s, 1851. lssS5, ls7I. 1892.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

Jury LIST.
Following is the jury list for the cir
cult court which convenes in Albany
June "a:
Albany-JohnF Fox, II. B. Case, H. R.
HYDE.
Rowland-Monroe Philpot.
Crabtres-Henry Cyrus.
Oakyille-W. MiIlhoilen.
Lebanon-C. D. Stein, W. o. Smith,
John Craft.
Kingston NJ. s. Titus.
Jordan. y. Campbell.
Halsey-Frank Frisby, c. Allingham,
Wm. Warmoth.
Holly-G. w. Colbert, A. c. King.
Seio-John Smallmon, q. w. Arnold,
John Compton, A. T. Powell.
Harrisburg-Robert White.
Waterloo-0. G. Ferguson.
Brownsyille-G. E. Thompson.
Sheds. N. Brownell. F. l.. Porter,
]. r. Davis. /. G. Robnett.
Millers-J. T. Asche.
Sweet Home-Riley Alley.
Sodaville-T. J. Coyle.
Rowland-Wm. Lame.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
Change of Time.

The train to the front on the Oregon
Central & Eastern X. Il. will change it's
time OF running Oh Sunday June 9th.
After that date the train for Detroit will
leave Albany At 80 p. m; returning,
will leave Detroit ate 80 am. arriving at
Albany 1850 a. III. 4 special train will
leave Albany about O'Clock p. IN. sun
day for Detroit in order to begin the new
schedule Monday. This will meet with
general favor.
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45
Mothers Read.

The proprietors Of SANTA Able h7ve
authorized foshay & Mason to refund yopr
money If after g;Ying this califo5r. ia Kire-
Of Cough Cures fair trial a. directed. i
fails to give satisfaction TO-. the cure Of
coughs, group, 1hooping cough and s.ll
throa' and Jung tronfJ.z. hen tbs ais-
ease aPects the head. and azs1Ines the foyra
q eaiari b, nothing is % effective az CALI
FORNlA CAT k1CUKE These prepar-
atlons are without equals a. ho isebold rem
edIes- Sold at 81 90 package Three FOR
$3.50
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

The Mandolin club of Stanford Uni
versity, with eight pieces, and the Uni
versity OF California Glee Club were
heard in a college concert of much merit
At the opera house last night, by q fair
sized audience OF Alhany's music loving
people. The genius of the college stu
dent runs in many lines, resulting in
many clubs, called together by brains,
muscle and taste. In musical culture the
two California colleges have an sggrega-
ton in keeping with their reputation in
other lines. Our citizens were shown
what they could do last night in concert
that was pleasing as we'll as talented. The
Mandolin club were repeatedly eneored.
They are masters ON their instruments.
The same treatment was accorded the
Berkeley BOYS, whose voices blend in
harmony whether in college song or
more serious verse. The specialties were
Charles PARCELS, OF the U. c. on the vio
lin, which he manipulated in y mastery
manner, and Mr.. q. X. Fields rs Mile
Calliope Cardinale, the prima donna.
Dressed in the colleges favorite color,
Mr.. Fields did the prima donna with
rare deception aud was recalled twice.
The boys deserved larger house, but
the enthusiasm of the audience no doubt
made up in measure for the deficiency
in numbers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
You Need to be Particular.

THERE isn't anything in the world
i that you are justified in being par
ticular about ii you are not particular
about purchasing your groceries. Don't
take chances with what goes TO yons
table-surely the best of everything is
not too good for you when it comes to
what YOU eat and drink. With other
things, a little indifference is conceivable;
to be Indifferent about your gro
ceries isn't conceivable at all.
You can have absolute faith IN
what Parker Brothers tell
YOU. They keep good goods,
fresh produce and seasonable
fruits, and the best made bread,
cakes, pies, etc, in the market,
and when they tell you thing
it is so, as alltheir old customers
viii voueh for.
Telephone 46, Ring.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

SopAviiiE CsMF MErTsSo.-The G. +.
camp meeting will begin the 20zh Of this
month (Iunc} Aai continue for about
two weeks. The ground Is situated in
beautiful grove near the spring. enclosed
with fence bosh for the meeting and
campers. Arrangements are being made
20 accommodate. and make the surround
ings as pleasant IS possible for ali who
may attend. \ reduction oi fare is Sc
cured on ihe :. +. L. K. An eating
house will t~s kept oa the ground. Good
meals ~ cents. Fine pasture. good fences
and water near by. AZ the rate Of 81 LOO
par month per bead. Rev. Shaw of Mo-,
one oi the ahlest evaagelisss wi,h other
able ministers will t-e present. Good
music In fact no means will be spared
in trying TO make Il 4 complete success
Tor good u. II. JoNEs.
Ono %. s3sr Com.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

With one eye on tne clock. and the other
on yoor plate. you cannot enioy meal
When travelling east. you should take the
Northern Pacific. thu only dining car lice
from Portland: metis IS cents You don I
have TO get up in The morning at six o 'clock
rush TO breakfast and galp ii down in IF
teen or ;=euty minutes. and then have io
wait until 2 or 3 O'Clock for lunch ur din
ner. 10 avoid this. take the Northern
Pacific, the only dining car route, the only
line running 10 the Yellowstone Park and
the only line running Pullman Tourist
sleepers through 10 the east without finn
IL 10 lG hours delay. For full information,
time cards. maps. etc call ON or address
C. g Burkhart. agent. Albany. Ore.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

A CORVALLIS FAmugE.-The Corvallis
Carriage factory which has had very
uncertain existence, citizen OF that city
who was in town today stated, closed its
doors again last night, and it is doubted
il it again opens. The suicide of Mr..
Uhl nan no doubt had something to do
in bringing it about.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
There'll BE Music.

Tonight our citizens will be given a
musical treat in the performance Of the
Stanford Mandolin Club and University
oil California Glee Club. Speaking Of the
performance in Eugene last night the
Register SAYS:
The opera house was well filed las (
night With the highest circles and best
society OF this fair city to witness the
concert given by the Stanford-Berkcley
Concert Company and from the very first
the performers met with the hearty ap-
plause of their audience.
After the first number the BOYS gere
called back every time and several times
the third time, and every encore was
well deserved.
Some that are deserving Of special
mention are Mr.. PnrceIls, OF L.. c., a
gifted young vlolinist. who played two
excellent solos, and Mile. Calliope Car
dlnale, OF Stanford, the prima donna.
She has a pure soprano voice, OF wonder
ial range. and Is sure TO be favorite
with her audience everywhere.
The Stanford Mandolin Club gave the
audience a ripple OF pleasure hy their
playing. Every Que n thorough musi-
cian and master OF his instrument they
gave delightful rendition oil each num-
Der In a way never before heard by 9
Eugene audience. and the applause
greeting each number Was terrific
The Berkeley Glee Club in addition to
their program made several hits and
proved themselves TO be singers.
'Schneider's Band" and the Cradle
Song" probably being the mos; appre-
ciais-d. Summing IL up as \ whole one
would be safe IN saying that this comp
pany Is ,lae hes, OF iis Kind ever heard in
Eugene. lseing amusing and highly en-
ieriaining all through.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

How WarTNAN SAVED oEEepN.-A
party consisting Of nr. .. ". Nixon,
president and literary editor Of the Chi
cago Inter ooean, Mrs. Nixon and Miss
Nixon of Chicago. Mrs. j. X. Wait,
Miss Fanny ]. Gray. Of Portland. Mr..
Leslie H. Cowing. oi Oregon City, and
Mr. aud Mrs. \. s-aelling and daughter
Olive, of Milwaukee. spent several hours
in Oregon City Friday viewing the falls
ard other points OF interest. Mr.. Nixon
Taught school in Milwaukee ioriy-iogir
years ago and this il his first visi, 10
Oregon during that time and is made in
the interest o. a history entitled ''lIow
Whitman ssyed Oregon" which lac i
writing hy request and for the benefit oi
Whitman college. Mr.. Nixon and fam
lily left for Chicago Saturday morning in
their special car.-ouegon City Enter
prise.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

Mr.. Chas. 4. Sturgeon, and Miss Ella
Merrill were united in marriage AZ Seat
tie on May 90. The bride Is a former
resident OF Albany and has may friends
here who will extend their best wishes.
A telegram received by her relatives
Tuesday, from Mande Hoffman, in New
York city. announced that she would
sail for England, July sth. II also stated
it was possible she would star, Tor Cor
wallis in few days.-Corvallis Times.
Lee Wells, Otis Henkle, Norris New
ton and Oscar Waggoner passed through
town Tuesday morning bound f1r Prime
vile. Mr.. Newton goes on business and
the boys hunting fortune.-Corvallis
Times.
The Ladies Missionary Society OF the
L. P. church gave q delightful mission
airy lawn tea yesterday afternoon st the
relidence OF L. f. Blsin. The members
OF the missionary society were invited
and attended, about seventy ladies in all
from both rocieties being present. Be-
sides n delicious lunch on the lawn a
program was rendered as follows: Wei
come by the presiden, Mrs. c. II. Sscx-
art. Papers by Mrs. Little, DR.. Mrs.
Beers, and Mrs. Z. F. Sox, humorous
recitation by Mrs. +. Reieker, vocal
duet by Miss Mildred BurSnester and Mrs.
Nutiing. recitation by Mrs. l.. f. Ham
iiton and solo by Miss Burmesier.
NEvFroRT-CorsirL wgDDixs.
Mr.. n. NJ. Newport and Miss Emma
Reita Cougill were united in marriage
on Wednesday evening, juno 5. 4, the
home of the brides parents, on Gala
pooia street, Albany. Rev. ]. T. Abhe;t
performing the ceremony. The happy
event occurred under fora! umbrella.
After the ceremony delicious wedding
repast was served and congratulations
extended. Mr.. Newport is a rising
young attorney, graduate OF william
ette University and the bride is one OF
Albany's most popula.- youn. ladies.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. j. b
Cougill, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Blackburn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arch Hammer, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Huston, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hochs,edler,
Rev. and Mrs. ]. T. Abbett. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. b. Williamson. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
A. McFeron, NJ. and Mrs. James Nc
Chesney, Miss Artie Huston, Bessie
Settlemier, Ella Vaughn, Winnie
Chamberlin, Mamie Cundiff. Eva Simp-
son, Lettie Needham, Mae Pollock,
Laura Chambers, Maggie Chambers,
Nellie E'kins. Fanny Conklin. Clara
Gard, Lucy Gard, Hela Gilbert, Messrs
Collins Luther and Frank Elkins, John
Conklin, S. F. Ayers. II. l.. Walden, j.
W. Senft, Richard Wilkins 4. ".
Cannon and Mrs Kate Mcbride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newport left on the
noon train for Astoria on their bridal
tour.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

COLLEGE CoLoRs. IS. T.. Young's show
windows have been decorated in honor of
Stanford and the University OF Califor-
MIA, cardinal being the colors OF the
former and blue and gold of the latter.
Those hearing the musical clubs of these
colleges tomorrow night will be given a
treat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

ilDr. dams, of the Albany DeEtal Fae-
lors, having received four applicants to
take charge of his dental practice, and md
ing none in his opinion that would render
satisfactory service has decided to postpone
his,trip east indefinitely; but will make u
trip TO Portland, where he will select a
supply of dental goods. and spend week
or ten days in rest and recreation. Patients
from distance will please take notice.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

Mr.. Ira Campbell, president of the
state prass association went to Yaquina
this noon to meet with other members
OF the executive committee and arrange
for the annual meeting at Newport this
year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

T.e RAcEs.-At Albany Fair grounds,
Saturday. June Sth, iSa5. Three year
old trot for s21 corner. between Shan
mons ;illy. Sadie e. and ]. NJ. Ralston's S
iiily, Naoina. also two good running
races. A drawing attraction will lie
hali-mile heats between Del Norte. re-
cord 2:l4i<. and Chas A. Sears, the BIZ
cyclis.. The first race ct the kind in Ore
gon. Admission, gents, - cts; ladies
and children, iIoc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

All members Of the A. o. U. w are re-
quested to meet in their hall at 2:30 o'clock
Sunday afternoon to attend in body the
funeral services of Mrs. Cora Galloway.
the daughter of Past Master Workman, A
D. Barker. The Lodge will march from
the hall TO the residence, and from there TO
the First NJ. E. Church accompanying the
col pse. BY order Of the Master Workman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

Shiloh's Cure. the great cough and
group cure. Is In great demand, Pocket
size conlains twenty-five doses only acc.
Children love II. Sold by druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

A. '. r. Snyder il going to move he
Transcript from Dallas to McMinnville.
You can get eight boxes Of strawberries
today for 25 cents. That is cheap enough,
rhe VIM. N Hoag will no doubt be
crowded next Saturday on :he excursion 10
Salem.
July the Fourth, the ladies o; Ire ". G..
I. purpose serving a substantial lunch
at their hall
Any persons wishing for Interesting
reading matter. can obtain the same at the
7. M e. A. rooms
The Loyal Temperance Legion meets
Friday afternoon, after sch pol, At the w.
g. 7. L. hail.
Rose fairs are being held In several
cities. Great Preparations ars being made
for one in Salem. Miss Mabel Hutton has
been eleetea queen and the papers are
filling columns talking about it.
F. Co will hold three days encamp-
nent on the fair ground. berining next
Monday, June 10. 1t will 5e regular
camp drill, with army discipline and viii
no doubt be an excellent experience
Elizabeth NJ. Eickerson has brought suit
for divorce against her husband Hugh
Nickerson. The plaintiff alleges desertior
and cruel treatment and asks for an allow.
anee OF s2500.
Crawford & Paxton have some fine view
| of the North Santiam country. from Inde.
pendence prairie to Niagara: They wer,
recently secured by Mr.. Crawford ant
show up the scenery of that scenic countr.
with fine effect
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. G. A
will give strawberry and ice cream lawr
party on the west lawn of the court houa,
on Tuesday evening Of next week Ice cream
or Strawberries. 10 cents, both Is cents
| Orchestra music will be in attendance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
OakyilIe.

The ball game last Saturday was de-
feat to the Oakyille boys. The Sarsapa-
rilla pitcher of Shedd was too much for
the BOYS but they don't intend TO give up
vet but will try them again next Satur-
day evening at Shedd.
Stones lumber teams started for Soap
creek, Benton county, with six big loads
Of bridge timber this morning. Mr.
stone has the contract OF furnishing
lumber for large bridge on Soap creek.
Mr.. Paxton, the artist, was here Tues
day. He was looking for our merchants
but unfortunately A. Y. was away work
ing on the roads that day. Come again
Mr.. Paxton.
Mr.. J. E. Hamilton and family started
to Yaquina this morning and will be
gone about two weeks.
Mr.. Stone will put up large drier in
his orchard soon; but one drier will not
dry more than half of the prunes. Mr..
S. has almost enough for one drier him
self, there will have to be at least one
more in 0akville and why not put it up
this season? What think ye, prune
| raisers? LITTLE RosE BUD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

CHEAP SrRAwBERRrEs.-Albany grocers
are kept busy these days filling orders
for strawberries. The immense supply
this year has made prices low. To-day
ten quart boxes OF Sharpless or eight
Probably no country in the world raises
favor that cannot be produced where
artificial means are used to push them.
We are proud OF our Strawberries.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

Miss Winnie Marks has been appoint-
ed superintendent of the Chinese mis-
sion school tPresbyterianl at San Rafael.
Gal.-Advance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

MILLINERY Spring has come and now
ia a good time to get hat for bali what
you pay elsewhere, at Mrs John n. Hoff-
mans
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
Telephone 46, Ring.

The races 9. the tar ground begin at
about $50 this afternoon, tso late for the
results 10 10 given tonight.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
Mexican
Mustang
Liininent

Burns,
caked S Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
IufIammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness 6 Saddle Sores,
Sciatica.
Lumbago,
SCaids,
3iisters,
Insect Bites,
Iii Cattle Ailments,
Al Horse Ailments,
all Sheep Ailments.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

CATTLE DRIvr.-The 500 head OF one
and two year old steer purchased by John
Stewart for L. s. Logan, to be delivered
at Squaw creek, Crook county, were
started on their journey via the McKen-
zie road this morning. The following
parties went with the drive; Horace
Hampton, foreman; Johnny Stewart,
teamster; Frank Stewart, Dick Fraser,
Miller, drivers. s.--Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

CROSSED THE MTs.-Chas. Campbell9
Billy Barnes, Dug Sellers and Fred
Foster, accompanied by their families,
arrived here from Paisley, Lake county,
this morning. They came across the
Military road with three four-horse
teams. At the summit OF the mountains
they found five feet OF snow. They
found the roads in fair condition part OF
the way but in some places they were
days and will take about 5000 pounds OF
supplies with them. These are the first
teams to cross the Military road this
season. Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

Pe1etrates Muscle
Membrane and Tissu.
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Gusts il IN a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang Liuineut co1sr<=
Pain,
Makes 1aa er Beast vel
eZsin.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-18

Amerian consul at that place. It was re-
fTase1 f4t..es.1 IN IN a neat speech by Moderator
Several overtures and other communi-
cdllons Tor presbyteries and individuals
.,5tt mere read by title and referred 10 com
1t IroIn tne Texas state convention of the
Nomen's Christian Temperance Union.
MalcA was read and referred to the COM
AllItee on foreign correspondence
me report of the assembly's treasurer
showed a balance on hand of over 5000
Inc report of the secretary of the home
MISSIONS N board was read, as was also that
OF the secretary of the cOlOred evangelical
ton Both were less encouraging than
tnose OF the other executive committees.
TOMORROW night will be devoted to a
special meeting in the interest of colOred
CHARACTERIZATION. There Were no sessions
this afternoon or tonight in order to give
the committees time to consider the pa
perS placed in their hands The real work
OF the assembly Will begin tomorrow
The committees We're all busy engaged
Unls afternoon in arranging the business
OF the assembly. Interviews with promi-
hent committeeman this afternoon point to
the following as the probable action of
the assembly on several important mat
tiers to come before il:
The principal question to be decided is
organic union with the northern church.
Two extreme positions will probably be
mautalned. one party desires to inaugu-
IaJe some movement which will ultimate
- ~ az NuAA ultiplls buL mas no nope OF
nnal success this year. The other will not
consent to even discuss the matter, con-
sldering IT finally closed by the action of
last year a majority, however is dis
posed to compromise
II Is not probable that any changes will
be made in the plans of the church with
reference to the licensing of candidates for
the ministry, although several of the pres
Dyteries have asked for a change.
In the appeal case of Dr. Green, con-
Nlcted of heresy by the presbytery of
Western Texas the action of the Presby-
terry will probably be affirmed.
DR.. Richardson, secretary of education,
having declined reelection several candI-
dates are named for the Office. The most
prominent of these is Rev. w Z. Nell
waine, the financial agent of the Lowell
Theological Seminary. No change is likely
TO be made in the other Secretaryships al
though there is a manifest disposition to
dispense with UNNECESSARY officers.