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ST. LOUIS, Mo. September IA man
who died Wednesday at the st. Louis Ho-
tel. where he was known as Charles Russ.
has been Identified by friends who knew
him years ago as Charles Russell. a famous
acrobat and clown, at one period z. L. Bar
NUNS leading attraction. Russell was
known as the Human Arrow" He died
In poverty.
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Foar Hurt In an Exule.iou.

SHAMOkIN. Pa. September -Four
men were horribly burned last night as
result Of an explosion OF powder at the
Sterling colliery. The men are John rack
In. George Ronosk. Wallace Reck and
Michael Johnonski. Reck and Johnouskt
will probably die. The powder was being
used to loosen a breast OF coal and when
the explosion came II ignited large quanti-
~ OF gas. which set IRE TO the men.
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Gen. Lee Back From Caba.

NEW YORK. September THE United
States transport Rawlins arrived today
from Havana. Among the cabin passengers
were Brigadier General Fitzhugh Lee. COM
handing the western department Of Cuba.
and members of his STAFF. General Lee says
that he IL on leave Of absence on hts way
to his home In Virginia.
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George Bryan surrender..

George Bryan. the young man who 10
charged with having used q knife on
George Kaufman Wednesday night at Penn
sylvanta avenue and 18th street northwest
surrendered to the police in Baltimore about
noon today. Detective Weldon went to Bal
timore to get the prisoner The injured
man. who Is still at the Emergency Hos
pitai. 10 improving.
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brutal DEED Of CArTLEMEN
They Drive 5000 sheep Over Preci
Dice, killing Them.

wAISENBURG. Col. September Ire
ports from Sharpsdale a small town near
Mount Bianco. In southern Colorado. say
that the feud over the use of the range
which has long existed between cattlemen
and sheepmen reached a climax this week
when the cattemen drove 1900 sheep over
a high precipice. killing nearly all of them.
The trouble has grown out of the scarcity
Of water along the water courses.
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seeks Divorc<-Charge. secret.

Mignionettia M. p. Parseils took steps to-
day In the Supreme Court. Of the District
of Columbia to secure divorce from Frank
8. Parsels. The papers In the case were
relegated to the secret files of the clerks
Office. In order that the charges should be
withheld from publication.
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REV. LORENZO WAUGH DEAD.
He Was the Oldest Methodist Ministel
I'm the World.

WILLIAMS. Cal. September Trey.
Lorenzo Waugh. the Oldest Methodist min
lister In tho world. died suddenly in the rail-
road depot here Just after alighting from q
train He was born In Pocahontas county
W. Va. In 1908. and entered the ministry
sixty eight years ago. He came to Calfor-
MIA In 1852. and soon after was presented by
General Vallejo with a half section of land
on which he made his home He was
known throughout the state Father"
Waugh.
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Cruelty and Desertion Charged.

On the ground Of alleged cruelty. abuse
ard dssert,on Mamie Haines. through At
torney J.. NJ. Kicks. this afternoon petit
toned the Supreme Court OF the District
OF Columbia to grant her divorce from
William II. Haines.
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pitched Battle with Burx,.r..

ATHENS. Ohio. September Local Of
ncsrs. accompanied BY Pomeroy police. had
q pitched battle with alleged safe blowers
near cananville this morning James Wat
klns and Henry Williams were captured
after twenty-five shots had been exchanged
Watkins was seriously wounded.
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IRVINE SECOND, TYING THIRD.
Result Of Playing on Tie In Gslf
Tournament.

NIAGARA ON-THE-LAKE. Ont, Sep
TENDER THE tie for second and third
place in the handicap OF the Niagara inter
national golf tournament was played off
here this morning, and H. A. Irvine Of the
Niagara Golf Club won second prize and p
X. Tying Of Buffalo third prize. The first
round In the Niagara challenge trophy,
omen WAS aisn cd
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The Confederate Veterans Association
held its regular monthly meeting last night
and transacted some important business.
among which was the election of an execu-
tive committee. consisting of Thos. W.
Hungerford. Findlay Harris. w. FL. G.. Bay
ly. Chas. A Huntington and JAS NJ. Caper-
ton. to manage the affairs of the organiza-
ton.
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Minister Wa start. for Home.

CAPE MAY. N. j., September 7.-Wu
Ting Fang. the Chinese minister to the
United States. who has been spending q
few days with his family at this place, left
for Washington at O'Clock this morning
His family accompanied him.
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Niagara Challenge cup, Hrst rOund-Fr1tz
Martin beat o. Greening. 2 up. 2 to play:
p. h. Tying beat A. c. Fobes. 8 up. to
play; d. 8. Horne beat c. NJ Ransom. up.
to play: Parks Wright beat A. Wilcox, q
up. to play: Captain Hunter beat P. d.
Crerar, up. to play; j. p. Bowman beat
J. M. Hancock. up. to play; D. Daw-
son beat w. 8. Jenny. 4 up to play.
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DOsble Tragedy Due TO Jealousy.
NEW YORK. September 7--John Rlsdsr.
q veteran Of the civil war. killed his wife
and himself at their home in Brooklyn to-
day. He was Sixty-nips years old and his
wife was twenty years younger. Jealousy
was tho cause Of the double tragedy
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German Troops Sail for China.
BREMERHAVEN. September Three
transports conveying troops TO China sailed
from here this afternoon. The departing
soldiers received enthusiastic fareweIis from
the assembled crowds
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District Fire Rssord for August.

The report or Joseph Paris. chief en-
gineer OF the District fire department. for
the month Of August 1900. shows that dur
ing that period there were y alarms of fire.
decrease Of Ii as compared with the pre-
vious month. and an increase OF over the
month Of August. 1880 Two Of these alarms
were false. and Mr.. Paris charges that
irregularities attended the sounding of !, of
them. There were 20 local alarms during
the month. OF which We're false. The es-
cred by an insurance of $4045, against q
loss Of $3.IT5 ana an insurance of G.aD for
the previous month. and loss of 50 OG5
and an insurance OF 38,a25 for the month of
August 1850.
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Medical supple. for Chane~.. Men.

Major T. T. comegys, surgeon. has been
ordered TO proceed TO Taku. China and es-
tablish medical supply depots at such
points may be designated by Major
General Chaffee, commanding the American
forces In China
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Left All to His widow.

The will of John Wells. dated December
20. 1887. was filed this afternoon for pro-
bate. The estate Is left to his widow, Anne
Eliza Wells, who Is named as executrix
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Contract for Conduit system.
Tho Navy Department has awarded a con-
tract for the installation of an electrical
conduit system at the Washington navy
yard to George W. Lede OF Philadelphia,
Mt hts bid OF &1a.2AA
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TEACHERS WANTED IN MANILA.
Prof. Atkinson Asks Secretary Shep-
ard for Normal Graduates

WINONA, Mimi, September PROF. At
kinson. superintendent Of instruction in the
Philippines. has written to Secretary Shep-
ard Of the National Educational Associa-
ton. asking him to send normal graduates
as teachers for the Philippines. On three
year contracts primary and grammar grade
teachers offered $75 to 800 per month
and superintendents 5000 to $500 per
year. In addition to salaries all expenses
10 Manila are to be paid
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San FRANCISCO. September THE
steamer China. which sailed for Hong Kong
carried nearly sl5O0.O0O in gold and silver
currency for the United States troops in
China
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co, bankers
and brokers, 1419 F ST.. members New YORK.
LOCK exchange, correspondents Messrs. La
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Crfehton Nominated.

W. ID. Crfehton Nominated.
SAN FRANCIScO. September wv. ID.
crichton. democrat was nominated for
Congress In the seventh California district
The sun., 1900-10-29
Committed Suicide.

Martin oyer committed suicide Satur-
day night By shooting himself in the
head with IL revolver. He fired two
shots eyer WAS 6S years Of age and
for three months has hcen boarding at
the house Of Mclchor Rraln. of No. 10
North Adams street He WAS copper
smith hy trade and WAS employed 1T the
Harlan \ liollngsworth C9mpmny's
card.
The paaIl" about the house noticed
tltat hn was somewhat m.lHnrnhlH dur
iQg II" past week. He did not 50 to
work for thai length y tiWe 40 other
r,;ts"n g ept depression can h. found
fo' Ill, act.
@y5r has three Sous. Two ras,lc in
Philadelphia and The either. l3mil IL.
GEr. II No 298 Kai&.u.'- avenur Cam
den. y. i. Deputy Coroner Giles tele-
% him and one ~ Its bratlle4s arrived
horc s,@yranr apl arranged for the
funeral.
The sun., 1900-10-29
CENSUS COMPLETE.
Final Figures VIII Be Announced
the Present Week

Washington, Oct. 2S.-The work of
counting the inhabitants of the United
States is practically completed by the
census bureau, and this week Director
Merriam will announce the population of
the country. His statement, however,
will be subject to some slight revision.
All the returns from Alaska are not yet
in, and the returns from the American
soldiers and sailors serving in the Philip
pines and elsewhere abroad are not COM
rlete. These figures will be estimated.
The figures for the states and territories
will be official
The work Of the present census has
proceeded upon Il system entirely differ
cnt from that Of the last census. The
first count Of the population under the
lust census WAS Il hand coGnt and was
completed THANKSGIVING day. 1890 The
work VI punching the individual cards
containing individual statistics WAS not
begun until March, 1891. and WAS not
completed until September 1891. The
present cauht mas proceeded as each card
has been punched, 50 that now, with the
completion Of the count, the individual
statistics rs punched in the cards are
complete.
The either statistics can now be ground
ont mechanically from the punched cards.
After the total population and the popu-
lation by states and territories are an
nOunecd next week the bulletins showing
the population of the states and terrific
ries hy minor civil divisions will be issued
rs soon ;ls tabna,ed
The sun., 1900-10-29
Defended HIMSELF.
Motormon Cathcart Says Motorman
Kicked Him.

Motorman Charles Cathcnrt of the
Wilmington City Railway CO. and his
friends deny that he committed il
cowarlly assault on Motorman James
Dnrris Of the New Castle Railway Co
but say that he, Catlicart, merely acted
i'll Self-dcfenSp.
Mr.. Cathcart acting on the advice Of
friends has made the following state
ment:
Il want to correct the statement that
was made lly Mr. Doris friends in re-
gard to the fight we had Thursday. He
accused me of holding his ear ut Fourth
and Market streets which is wrong as
| was due to leave two minutes ahead
Of him He abused me and told me he
would see me ut the bridge and i told
him all right. When we arrived 1T the
bridge he said: i am going to talk to
you.' He called me dirty white man
and said never did YOU any dirt and
he used language which is unfit to pub
lsh. ] was standing ON the ground and
Mr.. Doris on his car and he wanted to
lick me. ! laid my controller and reverse
lever on the platform of his car and told
him il he wanted to lick me there was
plenty Of room in the street He told
me 10 take those things off his car and
when | stopped 10 take them up hc
kicked me in the stomach and made an
effort to strike me with his foot. Ii was
then | struck him with the lever and |
think | have got right to defend my
self and il was in selt-dpicnsp that
struck him
The sun., 1900-10-29
ROOSEVELT WILL NOT COME.
Too Busily Occupied i'm New York to
Visit Wilmington.

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will not
speak in Wilmington this week as has
been expected FOR the past several days
George =. Elliott Of This city who went
70 NcW York last Friday TO try and M
Innse with Col. Roosevelt for Il day in
delaware this week, returned Yesterday.
Slr Elliott had IN interview with Col
oncl Roosevelt hut was unable to make
arrangements To ret Him to visit Beia-
ware. Mr. Roosevelt said that hc would
like very much to visit this city but
under the circumstances il would lie inn
possible. The New York State Com
mittee had made special engagements
for Mr.. Roosevelt for every day this
week which could not be broken.
1t has not yet been decided who will
be the speaker III the Republican mass
meeting on Friday night at the Opera
House but il will be some one with II
National reputation. Chairman phillil
Chnrchman is expecting to hear today
from the National Committee who the
speaker will be for that evening. Secre-
tary of War Elihu Root was expected
to be one Of the speakers but will hc
unable to be here on account Of i'll
health.
The sun., 1900-10-29
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, MONDAY. OCTOBER 30 1900

parade they hope the citizens along the
route will show their appreciation Of the
efforts by having plenty of red fire and
lire works.
Tie police department will usc every
effort to keep the people on the sidewalks
50 as to not Interfere with the procession
and Mr.~Lugar, superintendent OF the
Wilmington City Hallway Company. has
kindly consented TO have all ears stopped
along the route and have them off the
streets over which the parade passes, if
possible.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club will
hold Il meeting this evening 1T the club
house to make the final arrangements
for their part in the parade.
Members, their friends and all unat-
tachcd paraders are requested to meet ut
the club house ut 7.30 o'clock. Promptly
at O'Clock the club will leave to take
mp its position in the division to which
it will be assigned.
William Goodley will be in command,
and all paraders turning out with the
club should report to him. They will
then be assigned to their places in line.
The Brownson Library Association ut
a meeting yesterday morning completed
their final arrangements.
The sun., 1900-10-29
MONSTER PARADE
OF REPUBLICAN
CLUBS TONIGHT
Immense Mass Meeting Will be
Held at the Academy
of Music
MANY PROMINENT SPEAKERS
Meeting Will Begin at O'Clock and
Seats Will be Reserved for
Ladies. Overflow Meet
ing Will Likely Have
to be Held.

y monster parade and mass meeting
will he held tonight under the auspices
Of the Mckinley and Roosevelt Neter-
ans Patriotic League of this city The
parade, il is predicted, will surpass amy
held thus fur this campaign.
The mass meeting proper will be held
III the Academy Of Music. If the
weather is favorable the theatre will
tiuH6tsss Dc too small 10 hold the i'm
%"liSc crowd anxious to hear the prom-
Ioit speakers secured and il Is likely
that I'LL overflow meeting will be held
>trcats which will also be addressed by
prominent speakers.
lhe principal speakers at the Acad-
envy meeting will he: General IIontlo
G. King Of Brooklyn, n. ~; General
Robert b. Bcath ana General ST. Clair
Mulholland of Philadelphia. They all
nave national regulations as orators and
are former Democrats. Seats in the
academy will be reserved for ladies and
it is expected that il large number will
be present, including the wives of w;li.
veterans. 40
Colonel u. T.. Barnard. president Of
the league, will be marsIa-in-chief of
the parade and as such has issued the
following order for the formation of the
monster procession:
First Division-Netcrans League Of
Delaware, J. L. French, marshal.
Band.
Reception Committee.
Veterans Patriotic League of Phila-
delphia.
East Side Republican Club.
Simon Wolf Republican Club.
Second Divsion-Band.
Clubs from west of Market street.
Third DiviSion-Band
Clubs from east of Market street.
Form on east side of French street,
right resting on Front streeta All clubs
70 report to chief marshal BY o'clock
y. IN. Parade vii start on arrival of
special train with Philadelphia con
tingelt. Column Of fours. Route up
French 10 Third. 70 Market, 10 Ninth.
~ Tatnhll. 10 Delaware avenue ana
Academy Of Music. Clubs are requested
q keep aI' Market street while assemh-
in.: fra' l,aradc.
!, L. Barnard. MaisMl-in5Chinf.
The Philadelphia contingent will ID
200 strong.
The sun., 1900-10-29
A Filipino Fiend Convicted.

Manila, Oct. 2S.-The rebel Captain
Novicio has been tried by Il military
commissioner 1T Baler, northern Luzon,
charged with burying alive Il seaman
named Mcdonald Of Lieutenant Gil
norc's Yorktown party. Novicio was
found guilty and sentenced to death. The
commissions sentence is now in the
hands of General Macarthur for appruv-
III. Testimony was produced Mt the trial
showing Novicio also caused the death of
Neuvilc. another member of Lieutenant
Gilmore's party, by delivering him into
the hands of the native tribesmen known
as lggoroteS, who under The preteXt of
going fishing lured Seuville into the
woods and murdered him with two Span-
ish friends who wore NcuviIles fellow
carives. The trihesmcn bound Veuville,
opened his veins and sucked his blood nm
Ill he was dead. 'ihr evidence also show
Cd that Nareiu killed l'lipiao named
Rodriguc who was suspected Of being
friend % thr .tnlpticans. General
Wheaton has aaploFld The commissions
-Cf1tplGf8
The sun., 1900-10-29
MANY VISITED
THE CRADLE Of
AETHOD|SM YESTERDAY
Celebration Of the 120th Ami
yersary of Barratt's
Chapel.
SERMON BY REV. w. G. KOONS
Church Was Built Nearly 100 Years
Ago but the First Quarterly Con-
ference Was Not Held Until
Four Years Later. Bishop
Coke First Met Francis
Asbury Here.

Dover. Oct. 2S.-I.afge crowds at
tended the celebration today Of the 120th
anniversary Of the founding of Bar
ratts Chapel, the cradle Of Aethodisnl.
People from all parts Of Kent and Sns-
SOS counties and over in Maryland drove
10 this historic spot. Carriages Of most
every description completely filled cyei,y
available space.
R"y. George Emmett Word Of Mag
noia, the pastor of this famous Old
chapel which is on he Magnolia circuit,
was ably assisted iii the special services
during the day ~ Rev. W. q. Rooms.
Of Ridgevlle. one Of the most promi-
nelt young men Of The Wilmington Con-
ference.
Rev. Rooms delivered the anniversary
sermon this afternoon. Il was Il very
able effort and was most attentively
listened to.
Barrntt's Chapel. is situated in ii
grove near Frederick. adjoining ii is
Il cemetery, which, with the church and
surroundings, is kept i'll excellent order
by sexton who resides on the premises
This church was built nearly 120 years
ago, but the first quarterly meeting was
not held until fonr years later. At the
meeting were present DR.. Megaw. who
had been rector of st. Panl's l.. Il.
Church. Third and Walnut streets. Phil
adrlphia, and Bishop Thomas Coke. who
was the first bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. having been collsc-
Grated by John Wesley.
At this meeting November. 17S4-it
was estimated that about 1000 people
were present. Here Bishop Coke met
The sun., 1900-10-29
BISHOP MAY LECTURE HERE.
Member of National Committee viii
Speak on Negro Disfcanchisenlt nj

Bishop W. Il, Derrick ~ New Yorli
delivered IN interesting sermon 70 Il
large congregation yesterday morning ii
Bethel X. NJ. +. Church, Sixth and
Walnut streets.
The bishop took his text from the
book Of Numbers. 14th chapter and Stl
verse: If the Lord delight in uS. then he
will bring us into his land. and give it
ms; II land which iowcth with milk and
honey"
! Bishop Derrick spoke about how
the colored race was i'll treated. He be
lieved if the Lord knew of it he would
Immediately come TO its rescue.
Bishop Derrick will probably hold Il
lecture in the church on Friday evening.
His subject will be on the presidential
campaign and the prosperity Of the
country. He will also speak on the
proposed DISTINGUISHING of the negro.
He is member of the. Republican Ma
The sun., 1900-10-29
Chier win tt.anh tte.rins.

James O.Rrien was arrested il Phila-
drlphia on Friday on suspicion OF being
4 crook. after he was sent down to
MeynmenSing prison il was discovered
that watch he had in his possession
had been stolen III this city On Wrdnes-
day night. On that night the residence
of ]. II. Cleaver. of No. East Twelfth
street. was entered and /; small sum of
money and two watches disappeared.
Chief of Police Massey will 80 to phila-
delphia today when O'Brien will be given
Il hearing.
The sun., 1900-10-29
SHOT WHILE PLAYING.
Thirteen-Year Old Harvey Bot
teIIe Accidentally Wounded
by a Playmate.
Lad Was Shot in the Abdomen and
Was Taken to the Hospital
Where he is in Serious
Condition.

Harvey Retelle, aged 10 years, OF
Ne. 4OG West Iwenty-fouith street. was
accidentally shot last evening iii the
abdomen by his playmate Norman Low
rN Of No. liz West Twenty-thrh street
in whose house they were playing when
the accident occurred.
While the boys were playi2s III Young
Lowry's home is was i'll they
heard burglars and ran with 70
vo!vers in their hands whca ,hc gun III
lpwry's hand accidentally discharged
and TIL bullet penetrated yuuug Bet
nlle's abdomen. He WAS removed 10 the
Delaware Hospital III tia phu~nix Am-
ifHl0iee in 4 serious condition.
The sun., 1900-10-29
.,nrdan wins Naotnor e:nno-

I@stln O.. 2s Ltichlrl Jordan won
saturday ht-ss :iHnc in his match for
le rlmrk,r championship With Charles
l.. E'afEr". ElaEag tie gross score to
.lsie: .l"f,lan. :: iiallicr Il drawn. u,
ttc at'ininpen 4i!ine ring drawn. Both
gaines were in The .sin@!c coracr" OPEN
NJ, perhaps the most critical Of the ad-
hitle,ilN saHa openings. The day was
full uf fine plays. jordan won with the
black. Raikcl varied early from the llstl-
NJ lines II plaN. making 2S-24 on the
tenth move instead Of tile more familiar
2I-24 The next II moves were not alto
gether new. but very few know them,
and the onlookers watched confidently for
another cook. as new wrinkles III the
game are called. Ii was 1T the twenty
fourth move That Barker slipped up by
playing 24-1S.
The sun., 1900-10-29
BIG REPUBLICAN RALLY.
Fred +. Bach Reminds Hebrews o8
the Cleveland Hard Times.

The Simon Wolf Republican Club held
q large rally last evening at their head
quarters 1T Fourth and Shipley streets.
The club room was crowded to its ut
most capacity.
The principal speaker Of the evening
was Fred Il. Bach. who told Of The hard
times during Cleveland'S administration
and asked his hearers il they desired to
have return of them. He sharply
criticised Governor Tunnel for appoint
ing II. X. Cochran, Jr. as municipal
judge. r8saSS On
The sun., 1900-10-29
NgettIer-ElcU NuptiaIs,

John =. Mcttler and Miss Ida NJ. Fell
were married Saturday evening At the
home of the "roum's parents No. So
West street The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Frederick Doclr and
only the immediate relatives of The
bride and groom were present.
The sun., 1900-10-29
BARRErr's CHAPEL 100 YEARS Old.

Francis .tsbury for the first time. and
the result ot this meeting wirs the or-
ganizaton Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, wldrh was effected in iiaiti-
more ii bccelnher Of the SAM yeas.
when Asbjtly wa, cell'ocrat"d me iifst
Methodist tshan IN .Aincric,;.
The sun., 1900-10-29
Annuni Church Rally.

The annual rally at tzion NJ. y.
Church was held yesterday and large
sum wus rculizrd Rev. II. \. Monroe,
II. ~. Of Zolr Church Philadelphia who
is i follucr pastor of Ezion Church
Fl'racild ~ l0.S9 i. iii. aud ltey. W. T.
Cotton. 4. 81. \. I. =. u Magnolia, y.
i. preached IL The 80 o'clock service.