attitude the assembly united in singing several stanzas of the favorite German hymn "Sey lob und Ehr dem Hoeschsten Gut." (All praise and thanks to God most high,) Pastor Gerock then read a prepared document telling of the history of Trinity church up to that time, after which the historical narrative was

Burnside replaced Gen. McClellan. As planned, the report from the General Synod was carried from Trinity Church to President Abraham Lincoln who received the committee from Lan- caster with these remarks. I welcome here the representatives of the Evangelieal Lutherans of the United States. I accept with

negro of the Civil War years and the post-war period. From 1841 until his death he was in constant demand in Europe and in our nation as a lecturer. From 1871 until 1881 he also held the office of United States Mar- shal for the District of Columbia and from 1889 to 1891 he was U.S. Minister to Haiti

corner of East King and Christian streets. General Daniel B. Strickler is a grand- son of Daniel Bursk. "OVERCROWDED FULTON HALL— The Examiner thinks it questionable if such a crowd should be admitted to Fulton Hall as was there on Thursday night. There is no doubt about this. Last night the doors were

Georgia. It is full of energy and expression; the music being well adapted to the words. The solos were sung by Myron W. Whitney of Boston." "The presentation of the exhibition by Gen. Joseph R. Hawley, President of the Commission to The President of the United States was the next feature of the programme

leading member of the Lancaster legal group. From 1888 until 1901 in which year he departed this life, he served Lancaster County as its member in the United States House of Representatives. During the Civil War he was an enlisted man in Company K, 97th Regiment, Chester County Volunteers. Buried in