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Pacific Mali Steamship Company
TkIomsh Iias 90 California,
MENIHAN POh as

Pacific Mall Steamship COmpanv's
FkIongh s.Ias 90 California;,
'I'UICNsNG AZ EnkNbTAN POhss
] -nd o4rfY,hg the u. Mat Leave P,eI
No ~ rm,,, ..t,o.. IvOL 81 Canal ,'Iort ~ -
O'clock noon. Vn the !st iltn, ana 2iat VI eS1Iy
muutL except "Lru those dates tall uu sunday
aud then Uu the pTs'e 'eding saturday i"r A-piD
Walt connecting va Panama kll"ay. "Ith one
vi the COMPANY ) steamship, from rauama iO'
san fTau,ls." t-u'hiug Al ArApuir1
FEBRUARY
ist HENkl CHACSCEY. Capt Gray. ron
uerriny with COLORADO Capt watkins
Iuth ATLANTIC Capt Nsury. connecting
With SACRAMENTO Capt CAye1iy.
gI,t NEW YORK, Capt Homer connecting
with CONSTITUTIONS. capt. Farns"Ofih.
Departure, Oi Ist aud Ilst connect al PausUa
with Steamers lor south Par.hr Ports Those
Df 7 VI touch AZ hauEanillJ
IHKOUGH PAssAGE EAIT- u ol HETEci
FIRST Cabin g}W, sscJud Cabin i2oo steer.
aye iIOn
A discount OF one y quaTt=T from steamer rate,
allowen 10 second cabin aud storage pAsse gers
with families. Also all allowance Of one quar-
ter Oh through rates u oclergymen and their ian
iLes and school tearhers soldiers kaging hon.
OUable discharges, bali tare.
One Hundred HOunds Baggage allowed rtsh
adult Baggage masters accompany baggage
through aud atteud ~ ladies' and children Wth
out male protectors. Baggage received Oh the
dock the day before sailing. from steamboats,,
railroads aud passengers who prefer % .sGd
down early
An experienced surgeon Oh board Medicine
and attendance free.
A Steamer vii be placed Oh the line January
Ist ST. 10 run from New orleans 70 Aspib
wall via Havana
For Passage Tickets OF tuIthef Information.
appiy at the COinpanys ticket office, on the
Wharf foot Of Canal street North River, SeW
York W. u. BELLOHo,
iana1gm Agent.
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SWAMI HOUSE,

- ANhE Ks u NHUJ FA.I NEaAINEE-
j ED HANDS On Thursday, October eth
1865. j. w. Dent late oi the Richmond House,
took possession OF the Swami House for a
term 0I years. He hopes by strict attention to
eral patronage conferred upon him when piopri
etor OF the Richmond.
Every department. 10 III Ghe cuarge 81 the
uiOst efhrleut assistauts J. WM DENl
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WILLS tulsk
r, II. LEE, M. ID.

.IEDICAI AND SURGICAL OF
Nj FICE AND RESIDENCE, cOrHer Of
Mill Alley aud Main street Centre Wheeling
". Va
Dr. Lee operates for the radical cure OF He,nla
stone in the Bladder, Strabismus ,or Cross Eye
aud ali the d ifeTent forms Ui Club Foot.
Otbre hours from w. ~ i2 ! NJ aud 10 !
+ A. uyiS
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MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Trnin.
Train for the West.
" WHEELING, Nov q

WHEELING, Nov 2lst, I5O5
hN AND AFTER THK 2i-I OF No.
~ NEMBER, the Passengers aud Malls from
Wheeling for the West will be dispatched from
tue Depot of the b. d U. K l. Co. "a i..p q. m.,
$40 p. m, and leave Benwood ON the arrival of
the G, o. K. X trains at II ~ a Va aud 1928 y. n
noy23 ii
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czo E.RR1soy GEO. ". HAakIsoS
Late of Q. N Dept. Late fos1 Y NJ
GEO. HARRISON & SON,
ON MRR AND, MD, RO H
T. WARDfNa "a r AND COMMISSION MER-
GIANTS dealers in Produce, Flour, Grain,
Feed. Malt, Ale, Hops General Agents for sale
Of Manufactured Articles "sreooqse. Bait.
Depot' Goods delivered in the city free Of
drayage. ~nt0m
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SIMON REIM,

WPVRTHR AND DE EAIEH ~
FoREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES
TialAes WGi,kies So 2iC Market street.
soid .nv;t- ,ue special attention o! city and
ooaitry dealtr, aud the public E7"o.anS, u
IS, sepS
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ISAAC HOGE,

Late of Moundsyille,y
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND LAND
n AGENT Will practice in Wheeling and
the counties OF Marshall and Wetzel W Va
Office over the Bank of Wheeling Main 1t.
lg@Plenty of wild land IN West Virginia i,r
sale at from s. To SlO an acre, by said Hoge
OCt2l-6m
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JOHN LUMPP,
M. w, JORDAN,

MARBLE .-MONUMENI Is
ANl and Head Stones, every description OF
or of Zaue aud 7th Streets, East Wheeling, W.
Va. am prepared to I'LL all orders entrusted
10 me aud hope will merit part OF pubic pat.
Tonage. Prompt attention paid 10 orders irJm
the country. mch5-ly
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Carriage M anH 4
John PFARR

...NUFs UREH al Ett
WI KINDS OF CARRIAGES, MARKET Stree'
f-g- doors GCoTe tue 2Cd v .Ti maTset nous
Wheeling, Va. 40 .-...
aERspairips done cn the shortest L2tlco.
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE &OHIO R. R

OEfieE BALTIMORE ONO RAiLAOlD Co.
WHEELING, I'd Dec. 1864 !
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NJ. D. KING,

Ty0RNFy AND COUNsEIs0R
\ AT'LAW, Barnesville ONO. ,,-.. -.
SpeCial attention Paid 10 the colIeGton O
- ian lG I'm
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ANCHOR BREWERY.

.-vsT0N, NE'CINN Il CO, MANI
+. FACTURERS of Ales, Porter and Brown
Sc,,,.t ana Malt ani Hop Dealers Whecnrs
Dot,icd Alo3 and Porter Gi"ays - hand. dsr'
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FRENCH CONFECTIONERY |
PHILIP SCHWEITZER,

opposite BUaBY n IIrTlts,
- No. IS Market St. has now ON hand anu Is
constantly receiving n large stock OF Conteetl9o,
~ Medical Baltimore Cough Candy aud every
,fEer rariety of Candy and Cakes. Toys OF ev
-, description. sui i fthl s'soTtweni OF Varle'
- - Et;n-is dsTl4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23

y kEsS EDy lss nkLS a. .,,1 81:
Il has iGst returned f0ia tss kAes VIZ .
hrg. and Vel selectsd stock Of Fancy and Sta
Die DIV 0ssds. embracing al the latest stylss
Tha 49, -fh bs sold cheap for cash. Call
coon a D. iag M8ip Street aud secure bar
gains. -
seDtlf r. kkhhEDf.
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,IHR WEST VIRGINIA MINING
i AND MANUFACTURING coMPAHT.
Capital ...............-.... el95,O0O.
DtkRcTOks.
HENkI CkASSLE, PIes't A. Allen Howell
Jacob Berger, Vice {" W. D simpson,
n. W. Burt, I. u Dodsoa,
W. y Peterson Sr.
Ihis Company c ss1 taisy sSs assisSs. ssd
Win In . sboEt ulas eomnsLss the fnAnuIsctufs
Of Refined Carbon and Labnesting Otls. Lamp
Wick and Lamp Chimneya
For information In regard 70 the stock or oest
meas Of the Company apply TO either Of ne ~.
deTslsned, or &C the Company once oh 1sA
street neIf door % the NJ K II Bank.
WI. PETEHSON, Jr, secty'
8. p HILDRETH, Treasurer.
JOSEPH II C0SNELLY, superinden'
dec7
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National Steam Navigation Co.
LIMITED

y Liverpool and New York, calling at Queens
town. A steamship Of this line. consisting Of
the
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

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so ss ass "a about hours. o ss sad
siss sonr. and then 20 NJ r,.s ,"ier 49,. .ns
and q l.ss sSs Ss n: then
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ssT Msna. !of belize iIonh Lorn'on L~suos. 70 aays
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sshr 1 4 Josn.s.. ra,lr 8. J,so Cubs. with 10 a.ys
sehr ksry Kelly fsrs, Resa. soun.vo PR. yd.y. vita
.. and psss Ss Ku on a' u ~ scs
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rss Mar xn.ssn. s@ia. Cow s-y. DAYS. with GOAL
..sI 'f; r. ;.s. si s.s has 8. I. Gen. .
sch, cosst.nse. srnh' Apahicois ~ a~ss -''A 'se
y. ~, PISia s.II,,, ssis.5 EN-. s.r ss,per
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sSr ss b.s sicsr. Tssf. sr"s nSr e,.. ,.,
s:hr smith iiahorn Charleston 10 dsys -itn cottss.
sssr Raymond. In.wo-,A. s.,.nnss
90 x, nGpsI S.rte. tor s.sws g. ~
sc.,wd s.Iisd away iIr ga 'Sa sSS .s
arhr Hsury Coils Decker, virgfria
scbr Thompson. Carter sirsihs
schr N ashtngton ireland Virgins
schy Jnfses Marsh. Leeds, Virginia
s-hrJ zAndt nryre virgrtA
kefr " a Hard. Edward, virgmia
schr J u rrnnklin, Bigb-~. virgints.
ss.hr A W Wan Name Van Name virsnis.
Ssbrdiefatd Dtrdssi. Doboy.
A<sr Oclavfs. Calhoun Indian Hivers
Sehr Hslen Msr Wines, Portland.
Sei ~ CnGofd shute Belfast
wss 5: s:"ss sss.Ss 'Ss
Scks Mary Ann. Bryan. Perry, Me
kour y~rnah Daniels. Hath.
Vintage. rhinney. bssfon Tor FouEhkeorssc
scir Marv Kiln. Handy Ho.tep.
fchr Smith Tuiiir clocs. sivucs-tsr
seis Gao w canmlns. Bonlt rrcsasrcs for to''dout
Schr "a wniets Bout Fro' idenee for Nondoat
hehr W Salisbury. Sickarson frosidrnss.
R.hr Vim 1honPFon. Hosrz, kewport for fhts4pipAiA
os,r Maria f.uni, BOY nion. Now tsonftsv
tebr dun Rosk Bsya. New Haven fss kondont
echr Foser kns.eu Honfout for Hartford
oie1 ser Ivanhsc symni-- Philadelphia
The bark Joseph w-r tBrl from M.&@ssasl ma
con-isnrd to . Dc Wolf Go.
al
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Fonrnn = Moxnox, May 2s, 1865.
The Turf.

PAsgos COURSE. l.. I.-TR0rrrNG.
MoSDAr. Mx' 1s-parse and stake $3.50 mile heats
Best three In 1Ss
4 whi.scn c..',te s. elarcno., 70 wagon z
~ whtson entcscfch g addy, In harness. .drs
Time. 2:5iN -2.5s-2:5s-a:oO.
Sirst Heat-rtD- aliisu was tho favore sr'two TO
against Carensc, Paddy not coming to tho post =
tboappoinicd time. Tho black took tho lead at tbssta
and&ept 1t TO the eHs, making number Of good freaks
'o way CIarcrpe' broke but twice, yet these were
quit, enough to put. him bshind at the finish, The
bac!a won by four lengths, In 2:S4K. The stalkous
wacos Weighed about nifty pounds moro than thst
10 whseh the chestnut aitachcd
stallion Notwithstanding that hs the last heat,
there was before the sart so~as parties laying e?ea
fore, kept until near tho nntsh, VIII no col.
Jared BY Clarence, carredto brsak and beaten half
Icugth over tho score In 2.50.
Tasrd eaa-Four 10 oas.was thsa Lard on the chess.
nut. II, sa on 80. away esss .sa .ey wen. Ven psc,
chestnut tho backstrcte, and length ahead at
the ha,f mas pole and Keeping the gap open came on
however, aschor,d him o. tue stEeieh, aud he was
bcaicn u neSk, in 2:54
three lengths ahead ut the quarter poie but break
ing the bsckstretch the saon led past the half milo
quar-: crs The weight was too much 70. him up the
stretch, and no was beaten half a length In 500.
SANS DAy.-Parse and stake $500 mile heats, best
Owner entered b. m. Lady Jsnss ..-.........2 I I
Owner entered m Mad .,t,a,s Of .hs M
y waters ''s Time, S!ara ssls-s .sa~asi%a:si.
Frs Heat Of the MI was The favorte a. Two
Lady Jonos took tho lead at the word and opcnad an
immense gap TO the hall. mile polo From there she
things quite easy, and came home winner BY sx
Ss:ad Asa.--Ths Maid sosk tho iead this time, was
Tai.d Her.-Thcy had an equal start and went round
head and bead but sf,sr passing the quar-
ter polo tho aid broke aud that was tho last Of nor
by lengths, 2.5l
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City InteIligemee.

Trx Bopru Touyp ON CoxEr ISLAND BxAcu.-rne
three bodies found the Concy Island beach Friday
aud saiurday have not yet been identified Two Of
the corcs were OF females and the other that Of
middle aged The rumor that the female bodies
Lsd been thrown overheard from tho cholera ship is
bel the sand the rumor being confirmed by The
fact that the bodies enclosed IN bed ucks An
rpauest held last evening the bodies None OF
them wore Identified verdict rendered in accord
with the fack. and tho bodies were property n
tered
DIAM rror rsrasur = Coroner Naumann yesterday
OF Louis Breng lad nearly twelve years Of age, who
died from tsanus tho result Of injuries received By
ial al Union Hill N. J., aoout ave weeks agc In de-
scendng flight of he ssppd and fell distance
OF forty injunng Of his logs below the knee
The jury rendered verdict corresponding with the FORE
going facts
s#oonxa ArvsAr ~ Cmnar srRxxr Last evening an
sercstion occurred st the DR. hiking naoon No ~ Cherry
street between Frederick Eysrs the propristor and
Dominick Haley, resident Of Brooklyn during which
Eyers, who was intoxicated, sbos Haley through she
right thyh, causing dangerous wound Evers was
arr sied By the fourth precnct police and bis place
closed Haley was taken " The New York Hospital
FArar Accrpfrr Andrew Bexa, q native Of Italy
fourteen ears ofass while playing the s,oop Of No.
81 Park street with sword about two feet in length
stumbled on Ss s0sy and and % fs'l on y, goin, q ss a
heart killing him Instantly Coroner Cover ~as notiasd
% hold nm snquoet. .NtE UE
sr,Erx NJ Uxxsowx PrroS- i.ie hour last
nj bt oficer Croker, of the Fourccnth precncs was
met by Louis cuissuc Canal street. Broadway,
who was bleeding profaseiy from stab wound In
the neck, and had In his hand bloody dagger. He
saicd that he had been stabbed By some persons un-
known In him Before reaching tho station house in
spfing Gussuct became inscusble and N that
nd ton vas taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
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Broehlxn CITY News.

ARnAxaxxExrs poR THE 0nssQuIKs on The LATE REV
DR Ppn-ARcumsuor McCrosxxr TO orrrcIArx
funeral service OF late Rev Dr. Pse will take place
tnis morning, at ten O'Clock, at the Church OF 81.
Charles Borromeo, and will doub, be attended by
thousands OF his late associates and admirers The
,hurch has heen beautifully draped In mourn ng, the
front the organ being covered In drapey fcstooned
with rosettes Tho twelve panel fresco paintings which
adorn the walls OF the edncc are also drnped n black
n. ether with the altar and pulpit A solemn
requiem mass will be celebrated by the Rev
Father Malone, the funeral service 70 oe
gca he'd BY Archbishop McCioskey Of this city Quite
q large number gathered In and about the church
yes. eriay Il presum that the body would Dc
removed the church and there lo In state until THIS
morning As tho body kept nj bis late residence
yesterday but his most intimate friends were per-
mited view his rcmasns The committee o. Ten wno
we're appointed by tho parishionefs have completed All
their for the obsequies and eyeyth ng
wi, be- done 20 the solemn OCCASION with becom
ing dignity After tho service opportunity WI DO ~
| fofded 10 all 70 view the remains
| PAsro Covsrmvsr 0ss HuspasD DotIsa Nora
On Saturday evening young woman sniered the dry
goods Of Mr. O. K.us, In shc Eastern District and
desired 70 look as some drss pserns and overhaulns
the stock pretty well she concluded 70 take two OF the
dresses and rndered In paymens one huudrcd dollar
Treasury note Mr. Krsus believing u 70 bc good, gnsc
| her the change, when she soon len the store. Ou
maxine up his st night he found 10 his surprise
that ~ was an altered bill from ave dollar note ia
bosed The police but no clue 70 tho woman has oeen
i seccrtatnedL
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ssoppage sf the Crossa sn Harlem.
TO TuR KpfToR ov THE HERALD.
u.sfsu Nav ~ Isa<

desire 70 csI the attention ef the proper pcrsons,c
the fact that sl Of Tho families In neighborhood are
f-quensy deprived Of the u the crotsn water BY ts
being cue ~ for short spaces of time, for
known ua This morning have Dcen unable u
keep necessary nrrs for the want Of supply Of water
70 prevent coIisrsus Of bcIcr, melting % pipes, ko.
Tho water has been cut on agAin and do not know
when shAll bo supplisd. Ought tbsre 10 be
way VI no.ifyias Ne people of the dspnvAsiond
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hIPPIN G NE w S.


CLEARHn
ship Eip. Raser tsr~u,1. seh~sr.. ksnsssss-M.shant
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BARI Edward trras,. hobsu''sa'' ~ '"As. sH-h"'
Bns fsssi..iao, james Dsso-r.ls Miller HsgsAlaa
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sehr @ + 1ayor, Ros'. rsisrsenrs Vs-Nsn brun,
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The New York herald., 1866-05-29

The mail steamship Java. Captain hoodis, viii leave
this port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The malls for Europe VIII eloso ai half past nine
o'clock Tomorrow morning
The NEW YosK hWnD-EdI,ioa for Europc- DO
ready al half past eight o'clock In tss morning
Single copies 10 wrappsn ready for mailing sir cens
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

HEAVY RAIN sTOHm-ArPRkHErtED ptThVsf"r
op THE WHEAT cKor-TnE wKErs of rHt Ia
BoUcnKRE-cArTAfS nowATr cxssrntp, tTr
sAr rnAxcrsro May ~, lscf
A heavy rain failing all day yesterday created much
apprchcnsfou for tire wheat crop, s tboasbt tai
uussxsonahie moissurc will produces rust whois telds
Of grain In santa Clara county rpofed 20 have bsn
prostrsfsd.
The ssamer Con,insntal arrived from Nayn'lan with
ti2s eoo In treasure, and tho steamer Del None If0m
Eurekn, with e1o, 600
Dispatches from vicsovsa thai the ip~sl ccn.
mission the lose ~ toe 1ahJuehsre unap'-
mously Captain Nowau for not testing bis oon-
pas before leaving San rrAncco for not runnns near
shore er sinkng, AMI for saving rersorA proteI ~
shs expsnse Of The roysi mail.
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

RECONSTRUCTION MEETING IN YANEuiL HALL
Bosrex yfREnEN AT THE FRENCH IMPOSITION.
BoeroS May 2s ls65
public meeting has been called In fsreuil Hail. for
Thursday noon In reference 90 reconstructon Cover
Bullock viii preside and General Hawsy OF Ccnnec
tcut: Hon. Samuel Mckee, OF Kentucky, and Hon VIII
lam a. stokes, Of Tennessee, expected TO sp.ak
steam Fire Engine Company No g. Of Boston, are maxi
ing arrangements 70 attend the opening Of the Industrial
Exhibition at Paris accomp BY their steam nrc en-
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Jen Davis Enjoys IIis Parole and Grows
Impatient for Hts Trial.
OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE.

Jen Davis Enjoys EIis Pa role and Grow .
Impatient for HIS Trial.
OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENTS.
FoKrRHss MONROE. May ~, ls6e
Jen Davis shows undisgused appreciation OF bus parole
OF the fort He has been out to-day q much - the
weather would permit aud made several calls He talks
with undisgused fraakness regarding his expected trial
and places credit In the that he will mot DO
tried for several mon,hs yet He certainly expresses
himself more anxious than that such postpone
mcDt will take place. II 10 believed here, however, that
there s good ground for the ruor but In case OF such
postpononent being agreed upon 10 thought that he
will be paroled and allowed 10 20 homo TIL his trial taxes
pace The statement In the HmALD's Washington cor
rcspondcnce about r. Cooper, In connection with 70.
ceiying articles wished 10 he sent here by JEFF Davis
friends for hs use is somewhat exaggerated. He ex.
pressed such willingness regards summer clothing,
hut stated that upDess tho clothing before tho
LIST OF June would probably be too late, Mr. Davis
would then probably bc removed for trial Hc made NO
reference 70 M. Davis lying by that time.
FoRrsx MoNRoK, May g. 1895.
Messrs O'Connor aud Shea eft this evening for New
York having been In close consultation with Jefferson
Dawn most Of yesterday and to-day. They found ksu
Ia bcaer health than they anticipated, and though
somewh hat from his long confinement, still IN pos
sesso Of his ksenest faculties azd alive TO the i'm
engr0ssng nature of the iFsues involved
In his expected trial They gave Information respect
ing the ual but remarked that they lad just obtained
permsia 20 yst their Client after mfuy futile attempts
during tho past year
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The Pvssbytsrisa A,.embiies.


The spreai and complaint Of Roberi :. Brecknrdse
and others against tho synod Of kehtucky.
before the Old school Assembly to-day; but
Lille progress was made. The lme being ma iiy sc
oupied In deciding who tho real parties In The Case
s..ppt bad been mzdo 10 couple the complaint %
Nr kcNi'Sh against the synod with that of Df.
Bf,okinr dse II vas finally determined that Dv Bvck
nrdge sn1 hs we're proper complslnasts and
the Synod Il Kensrcky de'cndsnta Dr. Breehnridss
made strong speech against this decision, he ~khing
10 reach the fsbytsry and sgnsrs Of the declarations
ami testimony and try them, no, cut them OF ny r~so
luton He claimed that tbe new Presbytey pvpvlded
for vonld take si tncee rebeh back again. ~h'eh hs Oh
jrctcf 10.
The following are The names Of The Reunion Com
mll'ccs slpo ptcd by The two Asscfnblless--
Od ls.lssl-Dp Krcts, of New York. Beatty, q
steubenvle. Ono; Bsekus % Baiiiinors; GusIsy. az
washington Monfort Of Cincinnati; Howard, " PIT
burg; schenck, of Phiisdolphis Reed. o Neg Jesey.
brown, Of Chicago, Elders ray. Of Ihfifnspois. I.
p,,roii stsous of ~ fouia and beatty II Ksatvckv
Moo SAeo--Dn Bsssasrd. ef Philadelphia, Adsns
and HartGed % New Yort rsssrne~ of kswark, " j.
y . rewieJ g .uea y shar, o. EgcSss,isr. cs.s.
ssi,on,of ~ Louis Elders fAso-s, % New rssk VII
arns of rtsbarg Aurisop % phiisdelphi. Handy, of
Cleveland; sisci~, of Dayton, aud Brown, f chrsyo
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Hxslsu cArBol,c ASSOCIATION. "A lecture VIII Be Do
Hversd wsssssssa Hall, Harlem, between i2Ssh and
i2sh srsssA. by James r. Bssdy. ThursdAy evening
STA issa fcs Ne ssssns w the shove seIssy Tss sub
,sss sssess1 \ .'fhs sssss Of isciand..
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Inaiesmenss Under shs Hew Act Asssnss
Beavdssg 1seuss nssnsss.


wsY 2sA true BIZ has been found By the Grand Jury
against william Churchill and nine others for violating
Tie provisions Of the act Of the Lssisaiurs pAssd Apr
TO- 1899, IN ''boldlng intercourse and communcason
ana going alongside the ship cordisrA on her arrival AZ
tha rorv The legality Of this act ID 70 b. tested, and
notice has been given q motion 70 quaeh The lndict-
msnt Edwin James. counsel Zoe tho d<fcndants, ap-
pcared this novung 70 argue the question Anss tome
discussion with tho District Attorney and q the surgs
ton OF yudke Ruses NE sst down Tor asgu-
Eeus before The RscsrdT - nssAv aszA
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