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Make me some bets IL possible Tuesd.y
PS. The Wings may gather pluck after some meet
ings or some things.
Post mark A3ary-addressed to Mr. Hoy, at Y
no. 10 My DEAR JESsr-l should think you night
about selling the Patterson If II viii not do To hold
By the looks Of Webbs paper (dltho II IS intended
doubt operate Nec Jrs) the opposition gained coz
hdcnce Can you tempt them nth WAGER on ST
and 5000 Msorities-$20O esch-or $500 on 1000;
If neither Of these can be got tomorrow, BIZ them
$500 on 5000 majority.
There will be no batting ettr Tomorrow.
the order for Bost and Prov. open-the Mob. is
all right.
We have nominated strong ticket, tho Livingston
(Ned) is the Assembly man, contrary TO all expectation
tours ever ''D' J. VAN BUREN,
Albany, Oct l2,h 1894
Per mail post mark Albany paid
no. Ill JEssE HoYr, ESQ. Counsellor &c. New-York
Don't be uneasy Jcsse-Go ahead. | wrote you by
Sundays boat but suppose, az there no mail, tie
letter mis- carried think stocks will fall this week
Sell if you think best.
Can voa get BETS on three four and five thousand
majority for Marcy, hundred dollars each iii
not viii bet FIVE hundred dollars four thousand
perhaps. IL we lose New Jersey you get this.
II you can't do bar should Ike BET Of three hHRdrod
dollars on ire thousand majority for Msrcy-unless
lose New Jersey in that event will wait TO get better
terms. Yours truly,
Albany Oct a. 1894.
p Sd WILL BET on FIVE thousand majority for
Lucas IN On.O.
The following is not very lucid but it seems TO
indicate pretty good Financiering for Barnburner :
NO. l5) Pink Albany. Augt % and sddrc ssed 10 J.
HoyL Wall 81. Y Single.
My DEAR JEssE-On enquiry ind that can get one
of the Banks in this city deposit subject 10 their own
order, such sum as may be requisite 70 make the ar
rangement OF which spoke, in any Bank in New
York (ssy the Fulton) that you may choose this will
answer the purpose provided you get the Bank Sc
ccted TO loan you the money your Note.
All our Banks nearly up to their limit and cannot
borrow the money.
The Bank here will charge the Bank there per cen;
int on the Deposit and you viii pay probably.
If this meets your views you viii please advise by
return mail.
II yoH agree 10 giro half The profts Of The eatrp-i;
for making this cran9eaes please send ne stipulation
10 that ecf signed By yourself and CHf'fn9, rAer you
rriie.
Your note might be made payable N demand. with al
understanding that you should pay ii when our Bank
calls the n Y Bank for the Deposit rAih NiA not b
fil ce ser A. Yours truly J. VAN BIZ hkH.
Albany. Augt 2lrd. 1896
All the betting part of the Princes correspondence
is a striking confirmation OF the old that As the
old cock Crows the young ones learn We find on
page AZ letter from Martis Van BureE TO Jesse
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to find me, as they wished to be revenged.-
That they had lost several men, he thinks they
said ten. Their malice seems always to be d.
rectcd against white men and negroes, Lascars
and Manila men being generally spared.
The missing men, of whom we shall proha-
bly, hear nothing more, are:-Henry Ho!brook,
Of Mass, mate; Jeremiah Murphy, Me-, sea-
man; and Benjamin Gray, Salem, Mass, sea-
man, droUned. Chas. c. Robinson, cook, and
Mariana, Manila seaman, uncertain.
All that happened about the boat was I'M
known to me until after the arrival at Macao,
as we could see nothing of her in the dark
Once we heard voices, but upon listening, came
to the conclusion that they were Chinese fish.
ING boats. My men could give pretty clear
narrative of what took place forward of the
mainmast, while they could know nothing of
my fate, as the quarter deck blazed like vol
cano with tire-bals.
Upon turning in that evening, | had drawn
on a pair of thick wooden sea stockings, which,
being wet, saved my feet. NV shirt, however,
took fire repeatedly. The nature Of these fire
balls is not generally known even here, where
they are so much talked about. They are
thin bags, about the size of 33 pound shot, fill
ed with powder, sui phur, and some combustl-
Bile Which gives to their light an intensity
which the eye cannot bear, while sparks fly
from them to a considerable distance, setting
clothes on fire, and rendering it impossible for
the attacked to act in concert or hear orders
The stencil pot is made of earthenware,
throws with a fuse like the fire balls, and
bursts as soon as it touches the deck, scattering
something like blazing pitch, while the smoke
from it binders you from opening your mouth
to give an order, Several fell upon the omar
ter deck at the moment Of graphing. The
deck was very wet from rain, and that alone
saved it fron being burnt through.
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PRICE ONE CENT
SECRET DISEASE

CURED IN FROM TO 3 DAYS or y; 20
~ CHARGE MADE. Apply to DIR, JOEngs1'Dana
Of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick zass-p1
Two Doors from Baltimore street. where uAy b. "a.
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gonorrhca S0~rls
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Iysrs .p.
tectons of the Kidneys and every other syi,,,ps M,
A CERTAIN DISEASE
HOY, terriGo is arar ,i,a ,,o,'1ia.,,i 80 ,
res If ths Lsaosa ,h 's 81 pn ,. vi Va" ."
sk ilful physician or from ignorant aud ;n,nyo
ment the consiIiutiona svInntons make ,betr o.r.
anceLthe throat becomes Ilreraied The no.% 60,
ed noctm,nai ni ~ M 49, Iva ,aI hoe
sipbt deafness the ho,cs afac,ed Iio,;., - ~,
head face and eytremiIies nrocreseing NJ, gS.yS.a,
full rapidly till al last be nnloIe Of lie nnuth
troyed ih1 loues NJ ,I,, 49, Joo.,. - a. ~; ~,
yictim of This horrid disoasa ton '-,,I ht - 90
until tbe last scene nT h 49, a., O "a ~
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THE WITHERED FLOWER

Fhey,hIought her from the city vast
To this dim forest dell
'Tweud ease, they said, her pain TO treai
The paths she loved so well
They led her forth by hill and spring,
Aud down the ilowery glen;
They deem'd her childhood haun.s wsud bring
Her childhood back again.
The flower bulls gistened in the grass,
The birds sang in the tree;
4 few short summers since, alas.
She srng as blythe as he.
. tel! me not, in summer time,
Within this happy dale,
That lady's eyes could long be dim,
Her cheek could long be pale!
Yet momently they lost their light,
Like stars when days begun
Or blue bells sweet, which chill winds blight,
When summer days are done.
And hour by hour life's sun sank low,
A sunset sad and bleak
For death crept quietly and slow,
Like twilight DER ner cheek.
Twas now the golden autumn time,
The old age of the day;
Each flower cup was folded up
Beneath the parting ray;
When, as the Sabbath's dying light
Stole through the lattice in,
That lady closed her eyelids bright
Upon this world of sin.
Each flow ret ope'd its silken bell,
when merry morning shone;
But noon and evening came-yet still
She silently slept on.
The lilies grew beside her feet,
The voiets at her head;
An angel might not gricve to meet
With such blessed bed.
They brought her from the city vast
To this dim forest dell;
Here first it sprung, and here at last
The withered howret fell
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NAUTICAL TINE. A committee Of the New
York Chamber of Commerce have recommend
ed that the method of keeping log books at sea
be changed, by using cirit instead of nautical
time. At present, the time used is twelve
hours ahead of the civil time, Sunday begin
ming at noon on Saturday, and so of other
days. 1t has been long abolished in the British
navy.
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ANOTHER NEGRO STEALER. A man named
Strong has been arrested in Louisiana, for alb
Quoting a slave. When arrested, he asserted
positively that the negroe had stolen him, but
finding the plea ofno avail, his excuse was that
having lost all he had by betting on the presi-
dental election he had stolen the negro in Or
der to reimburse his losses
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given TO each from the fund for that purpose
The report was adopted.
At this stage Of the proceedings, the Rev
Levi Reese rose, and informed the Conference
that messenger from the Telegraph office
was then in the room, with despatch from
Washington. Tho despatch was read, and
was i'll The following words:
'flease SEND messenger to the Methodist
Protestant Conference, and ask for the appoint
ments for the District of Columbia-the Rev.
Ulysses Ward will pay the messenger-and
send the answer for John Sexsmth and Will
liam Whitney.
"To II. J. Rogers, Esq, Superintendent of
the U. S. Telegraph, Baltimore Station, 4
o'clock, 20 minutes, P. NJ
The President sent for answer that he regret
ted the desired information could not be sent,
as the appointments would not be made until
tomorrow (to-day.)
The Rev. Mr.. Lipscomb offered the follow
ing resolution:
ResOired, That from and after the rise ofthis
Conference, the stationing authority shall not
be under Obligation to appoint any preacher or
minister to any station or circuit that has not
paid three f0urthS of the amount to which the
preacher or minister may be entitled who shall
have served with ordinary taithfulness said
circuit, or station, during the preceding year
This resolution was discussed at great length.
All the members seemed to admit that in view
of the circumstances in which many of the
ministers and preachers had been placed for
the past year, it was Just one, but doubted
the expectancy Of passing it at this time. The
mover withdrew it, at the suggestion of the
Rev. Levi R. Reese, who offered as substi-
tute resolution that committee be appoint
ed 20 draft an address to all the Quarterly Con-
ferences in this District, asking them to take
some action upon the subject, The substitute
of Mr.. Reese was adopted.
The Rev. John w. Porter and Rev. l.. A.
Collins asked to be left without appointments
for the present year. Their request was granted.
On motion of Mr.. Massey the Conference
will have their sessions daily until they get
through with their business. Adjourned.
Closed with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Heritage.
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CONSTITUTIONS, COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, sc.
a. Il. TYLER, corner of East Baltimore and
We High streets, Baltimore, has made arrange
mens with the agent in Boston to he for the future
supplied with MIS-. NJ. N. Gardeners INDIAN BAL
SAM OF LIVERWORT AND HOARHOUND an
article that has gained great reputation in all the
New England states, for the cure of all the above
complaints, its efficacy stands unrivalled-.he exten
sive calls for it in the cities of New York and Phia-
dephia has induced the proprietor appoint agents
III those cities also, A. b. < ID. Sands of New York
Frederick Brown, Philadelphia. This inesu able
Balsam is doing wonders-al those afflicted are re-
commended without fail to give il a trial. Price 50
cents per bottle.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, Corner of Baltimor, aal
High sts. Baltimore, and x. $. PATTERSON, Wash
ingt0n, ID. C and by most of the Druggists in Mary
land and the District of Columbia. mills
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MIR, CLAY. The Wing ladies of Troy have
prepared silver salVer for Henry Clay, worth
$780,
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ing through the camel, knocking down the fe-
male and break no the chain in two The en-
ragged animal then made off towards the woods.
carrying the camel by its trunk, and throwing
1t at intervals in the air with its tusks. The
other portion of the caravan now coming to the
bridge, the elephant returned and made de-
monstrotions of an attack upon it, when fire
arms were brought into requisiton. A number
OF shots were fired upon it, but without any eff
iect. Word was then sent to the U. S. garri-
son, and some thirty or forty of the soldiers
were sent to despatch it with their muskets.-
The neighbors also turned out with their rifles
and guns, and some fifty or sixty shots we're fir
ed into or rather upon him, for the balls were
frequently fiattencd upon striking, and fell to
the ground. At length it was determined I'D
Oh to send to the garrison for a field piece to
despatch him, when one of the keepers procur-
ing spear, mounted horse and succeeded in
woundlng the elephant until he caused it to
scream with pain and finally to yield to sub
lection, when it was driven off with the ba-
lance Of the animals. This is the same ANNA |
which killed one Of its keepers some two or
three years ago, at Algiors, opposite this city,
and was only stayed from further mischief after
fourteen shots had been fired into it.
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Gun SCREENS. MRS. MCPHERSON. No -
- North HOWARD ST. has lust received an a.
sorunent OF Back, Shaded and Plain sun Screens.
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FOR PONGOTEAGUE. AC-

sS;ss,NtsSIup CoMAC CO., E. S. OF VA. The
f2sskan6R Steamer RAPPAHANNOCK. Can,
Moan FAIRBASg, will touch at Pongoteaeue. Acco.
mac Co., f. $. of Va on her trips to and from Fred
erlcksburs as heretofore and will continue to leave ON
every Saturday Afternoon throughout the season,
For Freight OF Passage, apply to
5, M, SHOEMAKER, Agent,
milo Office Hughes, QUAY
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VOLUME. XI.-NO. 81.

r4-TFE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALTl-
NJ ORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
full carriers at only sir and quarter cents per week
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
subscribe rs a; the rate Of Four Dollars per yearpay
able, always, in advance.
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NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. The following ap-
pointments made by the President, have been
confirmed by the Senate:
Geo. w. Latham, to be chaplain, vice Jno
p. Lathrop, deceased
Nathaniel Frost, to be a chaplain, vice Chap
man Swan, deceased.
Nathan c. Fletcher, to be a chaplain, to fill
vacancy.
Passed Midshpman Cough w. Grant, to be
lieutenant, vice Lieut.. B S. B. Darlington,
deceased.
John o. Bradford, to be a purser, to fill va
cancy.
Prosper NJ. Wetmofe, to be navy agent at
New York for four years, vice James H, Suy-
dam, rejected by the Senate.
Sam'l ID. Patterson, to be navy agent at Phi
ladelphia for four years, vice Thomas Hayes,
whose commission expires on the 18th March.
Geo. Loyal, to be navy agent at Norfolk for
four years from the 18th March, re-appointed.
JOS S. Watkins, to be navy agent at Mem
phs for four years.
MARINE CORPS
Second Lieutenant Robt C. Caldwell, to be
first Lieutenant, vice Lieut.. Geo. w. Rob-
bins, deceased.
John C. Cash, to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Lieut.. K. G. Caldwell, promoted.
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CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURGH
U. S. MAIL STEAM PACKETS,
- 60 exs:r

"IBERNTA, John Klineftter, master, will
IN leave Pittsburgh every TUESDAY, and Cincn-
matt every FRIDAY MORNING, lat 10 O'Clock
NEW ENGLAND, Samuel b. Page, MASTER will
leave Pittsburgh every WEDNESDAY, and Cincn
natl every SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
CLIPPER, Nelson Crooks, MASTER will leave Pitts
burgh every FRIDAY, and Cincinnati every MON
DAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock
The above boats new and are not SURPASSED in
speed and accommodations by any boats in the trade,
and being of light draught will continue in the trade
the entire season. mbIS Inn
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SRAEL J. GRAHAME g
Drug and Chemical

", corner OF b,nunvIu ma uI5w-s;azs
GI3- Where also may be had, Hallock's improves:
CASTOR OIL CANDY, or an easy mode OF sIs3Ay
Castor Oil to children.
N. b. Special care given to the MEDICAL PRE-
SCRIPTION business. jaiT-fs
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
AND INCREASED ACCORsMOD A'Y'ysByE

GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE,
AND INCREASED ACCONsHIoD ATSs1rE
Ft--.ESsE<A In consequence Of the liberal ssgs.
5H2IG&fport with which the BALTIaSEEa1N
WASHINGTON STAGE LINZ
has met the Propretors have determined TO acygzssa
their stock, and WILL until further notice, run TG2E
comfortable and expeditions nine Passenger Cosr3se.g
daily, III each direction, between Washingsos l5Jss
Baltimore.
~ ses>p.Fs They have also made aryanseIaSsr;g
Eslsaa sSsigsssS with the Steamboat AND Raj Asaa,
1<rx.AssassG Companies, South of Washing1oN b.,
which the fare will be reduced to the following So
trenely low rates, viz:
Forthrough tickets from Baltimore to Richmond SSSE
DO do do Petersburg, S-5t7
do do do Charleston, 3f2sa'
Fare between Baltimore and Washington, I-ak
AS the Coaches will leave Baltimore Immediately
on the arrival of the Cars from Philadelphia and iFaTr
Washington Immediately the arrival of the S1swsso
boat from the South, and perform the trip in ssk%yfh
passengers will reach Baltimore Washington nsssy5s
or quite as early by this conveyance by the RasIS
all the principal Hotels, any other easonabe afns
ance in the city.
Passengers by this Line delivered SOaE3 Mrs.,
Steamboat at Washington, free Of any extra charge.
and reach Richmond any point south of il, sssi
time, and tco dollars and ftl tens less fszyy
than by the Rail Road line.
The public may rely skillful and accommodates,
drivers and every attention to their comfort For SxSsS
further information, apply at the Stage Office sTsyos
site the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot, Prass ss-
door the Green House, and two doors wri gs5
Whitnan's Hotel -.t...
au29-tf JACOB PETERS s. Cs>
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Methodist Episcopal Conference. This body
met yesterday morning at 8 O'Clock, pursuant
to adjournment, and was opened by reading a
portion of Scripture and Prayer. Bishop
Waugh presided. After disposing of some un-
important matters the case of the Rev. ]. A.
Harding was taken up. This case it will be re-
membered was before the last Annual Confer
ence which met in Washington city, and at the
time caused considerable excitement The
charge against Mr.. Harding is that he is the
owner of slaves, and refuses to manumit them
on the ground that they are the property of his
wife-they being hers before he married her.
The last Annual Conference, after Il patient
investigation Of all the facts in the case, sus-
pended him from the ministry until he
should comply with the Disc pine of the
Church and set them free. From this decision
he appealed to the General Conference, who
sustained the decision of the Annual Con-
ference by a decisive vote. In consequence
of the decision being sustained, it comes back
to this Conference for final action. The Com
mittee who had the ease under investigation
reported yesterday that he must stay suspend
cd until he shall comply with the request of
the Conference. Mr.. Harding was understood
to say that he was willing to send them all to
Liberia, and would do so as soon as circum-
stances would admit, but refused to sign the
papers for that purpose at this time. The mat
ter gave rise to some sparring among the men,
bers, but we believe no bones were broken
Without coming to any definite decision upon
the subject, the Conference took up the unfin-
ished business of the previous session, being
the statistics of the Church, which occupied
their attention for the remainder of the day
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CURE FOR WORMS

A SAFE and effecual remedy for this dhs.Ygqs srs
IN complaint IN children win be found in HAAs
LOCKS WORM CANDY, which is offered In ~,
public as an improved and agreeable mode OF sns re-
the most valuable medicines used by physicana - o.
stroy and e2pe Worms from the human sySteae. S1rs
most frequent symptoms of worms are, picking uf arr
nose, paeness of the countenance, grinding o. ~
teeth during sleep, fGtid breath, variable spperJs
acrd quotations, and pains in the stomach, DRY esgg
emacatlon of the body, and sometimes cOnYussfs ,
hts When these symptoms exhibited IN e3F7s
dren, rest assured they have worms, ami as lenit
give Hailock's Worm Candy-the medicines co,aysgy..
and Is in the daily practice of recommending; bs5Tss
presented in this form as the most ready mode Of sS8
mnlsterng to children. Each package contains tfrr
TO be given at intervals. Price 10! cents
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
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VIOLENCE OF AN ENRAGEp ELEPHANT.-.4
Man Killed We learn from the New Orleans
Bee, that large male elephant, attached to the
menagerie of Hopkins & Co., became enraged
a few days since near Baton Rouge, and attack
ed and killed the person having him in charge.
1t appears that two elephants and camel were
being driven to Cnton-the female elephant
and camel chained together, and the male ele-
phant loose-and that on crossing bridge the
driver was thrown from his horse, when imme-
dately the male elephant rushed upon him,
caught him upon its tusks, and threw him forty
or fifty feet in the air, which was repeated a
great number Of tunes, the tusks frequently
passing through his body. 1t then carried the
body from the road towards the woods, tossing
it in the air at intervals, until it fell between
two fallen trees, which saved it from further
violence The infatuated animal then return
ed to the road, where the female elephant and
camel had been chained to tree by another
keeper, and rushed upon them his tusks pass-
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81 ssss17 THE ONLY REGULAR 0IsPO-
q. S0nkRs >SIuION 1 INE uo nMLI NJ

- e&hsM HE oNLG REGULAR oFPO-
sNSxp AreSITION LINE TO PHILaDEL-
&sssS.1k PHIA-By Individual Enterprise!
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, commenced run
ming on Saturday morning, March the LIST, ls45, at
O'Clock, A. M. and will continue to leave the corner
of Light and Pratt streets, at the above named hour
daily, Sundays excepted, (until further noticc.)
W+ Passengers for Fords Landing, Chesapeake
City, st. Georges, Delaware City and Newcastle,
will take this line
Passage to Phad. 81 so To st. Georges slle
10 newcastle % Chesapeake City rs
=" to Delaware City % Ford's Landing / Is
W3-Ihis is the most pleasant and cheapest route
that was ever run between Baltimore and Philadel-
phia. ROBERT NJ. HILL, Agent
TICKETS 10 lie procured at the office No. l26N.
E. corner of Pratt and Light streets. mhl3-tf
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An lMPosroR. A man from Virginia call
ing himself w. w, Wise, and protesting to be
the nephew of Hon. Henry A. Wise, lately
imposed upon the people of New York Mills,
Oneida County, by pretending to be a deaf
mute and writing master. He succeeded in
getting large class, and all went on smoothly
till he was detected in making himself too IA
mar with the pockets of a fellow boardcr,
when suspicious were excited that he was
more deficient in honesty than in the sense of
hearing. 1t turned out that he could hear per-
fectly well, and a committee of the indignant
citizens succeeded in causing the "dumb to
speak" 1t is said that another individual has
been playing similar game at Hamilton under
the name of Summervlle