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IfleaapAc NEWS HENS.

The schoharie County Bank, in Schoharie village.
N. Y. was robbed yesterday morning by burglars Of
$1,000.
George D. Prentice tho veteran editor OF Louis
vile, KY, continues critically lii with rheumatism
81 the heart.
Mrs. NJ. Rgney. q woman OF Sc. Louis has received
$4,000 contract for niacadamizing the streets OF
thar city.
Two colored men. while wrestling on board
steamer at Memphis, Tenn. on Wednesday fell over.
board and were drowned.
4 deck hand while handling sixty torpedoes on
steamer al Memphis yesterday, exploded thom
tearing him into fragments.
Pork packing at Louisville, KY. this season closed
Two months earlier than last year. The total num-
over last year.
Tho total collections made IN Chicago and Cook
co1nty. H., by the United States revenue collector
during lsSs foot up e7ol gain of s. 1888 7o3
George Nolan, OF Louisville, KY, committed sui.
shs yesterday morning " Jumping from SKIN into
posed cause OF hin suicide.
A colossal statue OF President Lincoln, modelled
q a. :. brown 70 be erected ,n Union square, New
York. 5 n9w ready for alton, and Is on view
Ridge avenue. Philadelphia
Governor Curtin American Ambassador at 81.
Petersburg, writes that the Russian fair is to be
national and only for the productions OF Russia.
several OF the crowned heads Of Europe had accepted
invitations TO be present.
Governor Palmer, Of Illinois, declined 10 commits.
sion Mrs Myra Bfadweli, OF Chicago as a notary
public, for the reason that an Official bond would be
necessary, ana, being q married woman, she is L.
galy incapGclialed from giving the bond required,
VI I've nundEse and nlty Gapesc L9pjs
G. walker contracio: 81 tnd Central Texas Railroad
The terms OF their contract with General Walker
arc:-Expensos paid from San Francisco to Texas
and back, twenty dollars per mouth aud board for
three years.
A special despatch from Belvidere nj. states
hsi sas fersens belonging % Iatnuy OF Germans
living twenty qllies southeast 81 That city had died
from eating trichina pork. Eight others are pros
die. The trichida eau be socn In immense numbers
In the nies and also IN Tue Gesh OF those who have
died.
At meeting Of the stockholders OF the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railway held at Cleveland,
Onto yesterday TO c0psldcr the question Of conso-
dalton with the Toledo, Wabash and Western Rail-
the Consolidation project having been practically
abandoned some weeks since.
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LOUISIANA.

kafeisn AssIyhis at New Orleans--Base
bn''I-Ths Sew York Mutaais In the Cres-
cent Ersiy.
NEW ORLEANS Dec. 20, 1859.
large number OF vessels from foreign ports ar.
rived here to-day with cargoes among them the
new steamship Statesman OF the New orleans and
Liverpool Compsny's line.
The regular Session of tue Louisiana Legislature
begins ON Monday.
The Mutual Dase Bell Club, Of New York, and the
Lone star Cl9b 81 this city, payed To-Day About
5000 persons were present. AS 1t was getting dark
game was called ~ the conclusion 6f the seventh
innlngs Wlioh the Score stood -MutuasY-1, o. 3, !.
6. 4, D. Total, 10. Lone Stars, 0, 8, ], s. Q, q
Total, 10. The Mutuals Will play the L3ne stars
again on Saturday, the Southrons on sunday and
will leave for home on Monday.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Earthquake In Ncvada-Railroad Opera.
lions In California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 90, 1859.
a despatch from Virginia City, dated the 2eth,
says:-Distinct shocks OF the earthquake were felt
ID tue Marposa mill. The water OF the Cole Tunnel
Mining Company Increased thirteen inches and at
Steamboat Springs the water was forced through
the earth this morning and last evening. The mines
have not been injured By the earthquake.
Phe completion OF the first section Of the Oregon
Railroad was celebrated yesterday By an excursion
over the road.
IL Is rumored that Southern California and
Arizona Will be made department under the COM
4nand OF General jon Q. Davis, with headquarters at
Ban Diego.
10 oiiically stated that arrangements have been
perfected for the commencement OF work on the
Wesr4rn division OF the Memphis and Ell PasO Rail-
road, between Fort Yuma and San Diego, early In
the sprtng.
Flour Unchanged, with good local demand
Wneat-sacs OF choice vt 81 60 Legal tenders, s31s.
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THE sANoWlcH ISLANDS.

Resignation or tho Munster Of Foreign
AGairs-Whalers at Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 10, $780,
Advices from Honolulu to DecemOer have been
received The King had accepted the resignation Of
De Rsvigny, the Minister Of Foreign Aairs No sue
cessor had Jet been appointed.
bail was given on board the United States
steamer Mohican at which his Majesty tho King
and number or distinguished dignitariss were
present.
Restoration Day. November 8, was observed by a
parade OF the troops ana the nring OF salutes.
The anniversary OF tine Birthday OF the King De-
celnber n, would 0e kept a. q holiday. tl
Unusually heavy rains had prevailed.
The whale ship Minerva had arrived from New
Zealand with barrels OF sperm and 6T5 barrels Of
whale OH and l,9o0 pounds OF bone. Several whalers
had lately sailed.
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TELECRAPHlC NEWS
r r Q M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Cabinet Reorganization in
France.
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English Reports from Rome and
Egypt.
F FRANCE.

Tho Cabinet Crisis--NIinistcriai Rcorsanixn-
ton.
PARIS, Dec 90 1860.
Count Napoleon Daru and Louis Joseph Bufet,
chiefs OF tho Left Centre have refused TO enter the
new Ministry Il Is reported that Messrs. Talhonet
and Segrs, members Of the Right Centre, have also
refused. 1t is certain that NJ. Magne, the present
Financial Secretary; M. Lebonef, the Minister OF
War, and Admiral Rigault, the Minister Of Marine,
WILL retain their positions
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REPUBLICAN, REORGANIZATION.

The Consolidated Republican General Com.
mlttee.
The republicans Of this city who enrolled them
selves under the cali issued by the Special Committee
on Reorganization met In their respective Assembly
DISTRICTS last evening and elected ocers OF their
spec;ve dstfict associations and delegated TO
General Committee for 1870, ptrxnkht to the compact
for reorgantzine and consolidating under one gene.
committee all organizations representing the re.
publican electors OF this city.
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THE RED RIVER REBELLION.

Winnipeg Colony 10 Revert TO the Hudson
Bay Company-Tho Rebellion Incited by
Americans.
CHICAGO Dec. 20, 1859.
special despatch from st. Paul to-day states that
the cause Of Governor McDougall's retreat from
Winnipeg was the result Of en- interview between
McDougali and Donald q. Smith. OF the HUDSON Bay
Company. The colony for time reverts to the con-
troll OF that company.
The Canadians claim that the Instruction was IN
cited by Americans, and that the haitbreeds can
give no reasonable causes for tnelr revolutionary
acts. ,
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VIRGINIA..

Bill for tho Admission of virginia-Proposed
Amendment OF tho Revenue Law.
RICHMOND, Dec. 20, 1850.
The State Central Committee OF the seeding wing
OF the republican party have prepared bill TO he
submitted TO Congress, providing that the Legisa-
ture shall meet, take only the oath prescribed In the
fourteenth amendment and go on to elect stale
ofioers and judges after which it adjourn and It's
work be submitted to Congress, and II approved the
State Is then to be admitted
The Chamber Of Commerce to-day adopted peti.
ton to Congress TO reeyoc from payment OF revenue
tax whiskey or tobacco which may be destroyed by
IRE wreck,
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Caldwell, tho Forgcr, 10 10 Ex.ruuucG-
Earthquake Shocks Felt Near Quebec.
MONTREAL. Dec. 60 1869.
Judge Coarsol gave final decision yesterday In
the caldwell extyadition case. lie held that prs'na
Saete ease Ct forgery ana fraud had been clearly
made Gut against the accused, and committed MN
A heavy shock Of earthquake Is reported to have
been felt at Bay ST. Pail, iorty miles below Quebec,
some days since. 1t lasted Que minute,
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CONNECTICUT.
Bank Robbery In Rockville.

HARTFORD, Dec 90 1880.
Tho Savings Bank In Rockville was robbed during
last night OF $4,000 in bonds and $3.50 In bills. The
robbers Hrst visited the house OF the treasurer Mr.
Bsseil ana, without arousing any one, got the bank
Keys, and the burglary was not discovered until this
morning. The burglars stole . handcar from. the
Rockville branch road aud left 1t In East Hartford
They probably reached this city In time 10 take tue
halfpast SIX O'CLOCK train TO New York.
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investigation OF the premises designated. Thus the
suspected cellar is lett undtsturbed, and the rnstcs
allowed 10 retain nndisputed possession OF their
ghastly story while approximation in the neign-
borhood has invested the night winds with the
ominous query .'What has become OF the peder"
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BRIGHTON, Dec. II, 1869.
To Mr.. DEENErT, New York.
unresefveqy retire and wpive the question of the
four Channel Of inland courses and will race Daunt-
less from Gowes to New York any time In March or
July o. suit your convenience, for $3.50 service.
ASHBURY.
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The Trnupnpnn Trial.


LONDON, Dec. 90, 1899.
The trial OF Traupmann for the murder OF the
Kinck family was continued to-day. A number OF
witnesses were examined. whilc Traupmann admits
his guilt, he persists there accomplces III the
crime but refuses to give their Names
The public interest in the result has BY no means
ebated.
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TnE OCEAN YACHT RACE.
British Schooner Yacht Cambria
Against American Schooner
Yacht Dauntless.
Preliminafies Settled Tho Race to Take Place
on the Fourth Of July, 1870, from Old
Head Of Kinsale, on the Irish
Coast, to Sandy Hook.

During tho past week the following cable de-
spatches passed between Mr.. Ashbury owner Of the
British yacht Cambria, and Mr.. Bennett owner or
the American yacht Dauntess. which, 1t will be
seen, fully explain themselves.
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Imperial Compliments.

PARIS, Dec. 90, 1880.
the Journal ocntel publishes letter from the
Emperor to NJ. FORBADE Laroquetre, saying that ne
accepts the resignation OF the Ministry with regret
and 1t Affords HIM pleasure 10 acknowledge the SER
vices which NJ. FORBADE has rendered the country
and the Emperor, in the faithful execution Of re
cent reforms and In maintaining tho pubic order
with u firm hand. -.
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SPAIN.
Tho Throne or a Republic.

Tho Throne or a Republic.
= E.sG- -
MADRID, Dec 90 1859.
6chor Gorilla, the Minister OF Justice made
speech at Albaceta yesterday wherein he declared
H the government cannot find kisg they viii
throw themselves Into the ar ms of republic.
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A.-Iadies. Renew your yortl--you Can
without incony enence danger time sckress
has aeaked golden brown raven rinslets with
PHALON's YlThLIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE uAtRs
their original hns with perfect etactitude
differs essentially from all the haichangng nosrms Of the
age, being transparent Ice, impd mountain r free
sediment, from the light by pasted wrap
without unpleasant odor aud not to stalls
ths akin of the head.
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A.-Gentierens Hnts-Holitiny style for
1869 1870 ESPENSCHEID upon the the
brilliant offering to fashion her fsstitou
votarcs could desire, hat peerless In quality shape,
In cheapncss IN beauty This hat be ccmmends the
his skill inspection gentleman
select from, the styles before pab
lie the OF the season. would
leave pay ~ for superior article 90 OF second
quality 10 broadway.
N ESPENsCHIED, Manufacturer, lis Nassau Bireet
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SWITZERLAND.

Death Of the President Elect.
LUzERNg, Dec. 20, 1899.
Victor RufTy, Of the province OF vaud, President
elect OF Switzerland, died yesterday.
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Died.

RoDMAS.--0n Wednesday, December ~ Mrs.
DORcys T.. RoDMAN. aged II years and months.
Funeral from her late residence. 22s Hudson street,
on FrldaJ afternoon, al one o'clock.
tF0,' 0heT' Marriages see Serean Page.l
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Ales, Wines, Liquors, &C.. &c.-A Superior
assortment. JOHN ). STAFF,
Il5 Chambers street. between Church and Hudson.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 10. 1909.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10. 1909.
TO Mr.. AsHBURY, Brlghton:-
Will you or will you not sail the Dauntless in &C
cordapce with my acceptance Of your challenge OF
September a. starting point being Old Head OF Kin
sale, aud not Cowesf July equally agreeable.
BENNETT.
IEi5aroN, Dec. 25, 1859.
TO Mr.. BENNETT New York.
Have been absent; returned last night. The CAM
bra viii Internationally race the Dauntless any
time In July, from Old Head Of Knsae TO Sandy
Hook or New York, for $3.50 plate. Neverthe-
less l cannot admit your acceptance OF challenge
OF September az, seeing yon absolutely refused four
out OF five races and changed the course OF the fth
The inconvenience and disadvantage OF start from
the Irish coast az compared with Cowes. I unre.
setysdly agree to- TO prevent the Possibility OF the
race being once more on. No fepy necessary.
i.yss $ AsHByRY.
H~@ Nsw YORK, Dec. q, 1889,
10 Mr.. AsnBURY, Brghton:-
Your telegram satisfactory; and as y0u say any
time IN July, name the Fourth Of July the day OF
starting, agreeable to you. Other prelininaries OF
course can be arranged upon my arrival In England
Jons next. Please answer IL this meets your ap-
prevail BENNETT.
BRIGHTON, Dec. 49, 1859.
To Mr. BENNETT, New York;
The unconditional race. Cambria against Daun.-
less, for the Fourth Of July, Is quite acceptable.
ASHBURy.
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The Legislative session.

a"ss- Dec. 90, 1859.
The approaching session. " 81 cor,,s T.ru,ssi,r e.
nxed for January 10.
=. ~, no",el VIZ oe Famed president for 1870.
So ""' been appointed president Of the
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II. u. T.-puh,ic speaker, an

u. u. T.-Public Speakers and Singers WIN
find BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRo0HES boHcaciaI -
clearing the voice before speaking or singing aai relieving
having peculiar sdapou affections which disturb
organs speech For coughs cods Trochea are
faetuai
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ErriuR But N0bIc.--ScIf-He Help for Young
whc, having erred desire better manhood. Seal ia
sealed letter envelopes free OF charge Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, box 4, Philadelphia. Pa
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LONDON, Dec. 30, 1859.
6uez letter IN the Neus this morning says work
on the canal has been stopped; but tho passage Is
still hazardous for vessels drawing more than TWEEN.
tyi0ur feet,
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A.-Photcarnphs for the Holidays should BE
ordered CHARLES ID. FREpRICS & Co, $50
Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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Eye aud Opera Glasses, Spoctnclns, Tsies-.
SIMMONS ss7 BraadrsS.
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A.-Hossday Prcscnts--Ford Sc Upper,
Manufacturing Siyersilhs Wholesale and retail Nos 7a1
aud 7S9, Broadway, corner Tonth streci up stairs
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Cristnd sro's Unrivaiied Hair Dys.-SoIA
applied At his wig and scalp factory, No Asar Ha
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Antique Goods, Bronzes, Mosaic and other
articles and Great Curfostes from Japan exhibition
days longer under the direction OF Mr. FoUNrAINE
next door To W Attacks theatre.
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Davitps Holiday styles of GcntIemcn's untss.
at 29aiS Broadway, near Duane street.
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On of fall in gold and large stock hand will break
packages anu cell in qusntss y suit Is Wholesale prices
Piper neiiseck S3s 50. c. MURPHY, loo Pearl street.
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-ENGLAND.
Report from Rome.

LONDON, Dec. %, 1869.
The London Tines correspondent &c Rome W rites
that tue Pope's influence over the Ecumonical Coun
Gil Is visibly growing weaker.
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Fine Watches md JeweIfy Of All d. s,crip-
sac aud soosfed by brs class worknon. EO g.
ALLEN, Az Broadway, door below CANAL 81
afrnz
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English HIard Stanley, Scurfs.
SO each. Jus. received.
Elegant In design and FABRIC
y. C. kEMff0N CO., INT IsoadwAy.-
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Holiday PRESENTS.
Gold spectscles and Eyeglasses, Opers gissss , Ma,
scopes, Magic Lanterns dc., Be- al The oyr mao 's~
JAMES PRENTICE, ia Pa .dox
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A.--WeaEner strips Exclude Cold, Wind,
dust &c. EOEDuCk BROS. IS Fulton street, New York
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Gyid Is Down.-rFices Reduced az xp,yj c.s.,s
Domestic Cigars. sURBRUa CO.. ISL rutss ssrssa
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Fine Cold Earrlnes and Plus.

Etrusean, Carbunce Gsrnet Turquoise, Coral, rear
Cameo, BYZANTINE Mosaic onyr &c, &C. for nsc by GEO
q. AlN as Broadway, door below Canal A. ,n.f
ii7s Broadway, Twenty and Twsnty ghh
atre
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u,lhppy s,ss sa w,oIss ana Gh Irvoisser
-" ~ alnsI. $500 TOT Years
nIiNrIits WpiiSi yesnmYa y for sale by
Ma Es "a IA Inhr npsr importers oe
Rtra
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

Artistic jet JeveIry, In Now Designs, for
holiday gfts Il. MYERS, Manager, 63T Broadway.
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Handkerchief Ties--S1 % Zach.
Novelties opened asily.
y. q. kEMffON a Co. EST - No.
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Letters written by Andrew Johnson. Schuyler
Colfax ana Charles Samner are offered for sale by
the Leipzig autograph dealels at one dollar each.
Graut's and Sherman's facslmiles are rated at two
three and four dollars.
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Says KNOX, the nobby halter ~
One OF whose hats you want, my fr al
Aud that's what's the matter. ''~"f
At number two hundred and txfeiv ,f2ta,
broadway, hangs out our KNQ ''
And there you viii ind the noDF lssf kir1
OF ahat--ndeed you win, ~ d furs
Of all descriptions OF which he bag onn Of the i,rte ,s
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"2rsace Tcck'' ScarfT 81 so zach,
An inrnaesn",u5 rtuent.
Y. Y. hk.MP lON 4 Co. 9gI1 Eroadmar.
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Royal Havana Ley .ery.-prizea Paid In q eis.
aud All kinds OF Gold am an i''' a'l't Douo'ons
TAYLOR CO. Banksrs IA Wan .trsa, v
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~
Ia The session Of this Board yesterday the Attorney
reported an application from the Trinity Cnurcn
.,ociery be relieved or che cost Of certain suits
amounting to 500 The Boa..d ordered Its previous
instructions carried -
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The "battle-money" ON the Allen NJ 4,
Coole night has not been paid over

1.-THE "battle-money" on the Allen 2
Coole night has not been paid over.
~POrtl4nd will strictly enforce the lax
against the use OF fire crackers, Oh the glorious
9Th.
" sheridan, Kansas, rs a village o. ff,y
houses. OF which forty three are whisky shops
L. Boston prohioitory law goes into rf-
Zee. JUiyl.
" PhliaGelphia weayers report SIX hund red
OF their member On a strike.
s(General Prank T.. Blair IT. has cop. ? p,
tslifornis 10 organize q Pacific branch of q
Life uTaroe Company.
~ Lucy Stone - 10 address New Ianar.
sblIe legislative committee in favor O: female
suhrsge.
So Tie last American fashion AT IN paris
GEauc HO'e! Is, after tgbls ,TLs.e 10 escOrt -orr
-a-r LCighb Dor 10 the elevator
81 4 due-hill from young lady. aeknovl
eng 81 Indebtedness OF IIg Else. uas
T.-ked up AZ Western tOwG the other oay
rs->urgrCT caught IN the Delaware ave sar-
.- N'w a OF a and canned FOR eXpor. Us ksne.
L. salmon.
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COMMERCIAL PAPER DUE on THE FOURTH
OF JCLN--A question has been raised IS 10
wren bank nOt-s made payable on ths An OF
July are - b. collected. The Bankers. Man
usI lays down the following rules in reply to
G-.s-uuns on the point.
ton me-. cal paper having days of grace
Il telling due on sunday. July I, 1889, will
D- pay able on Tue :ay, the Gth of July
'-COnneTC cal paper without days OF grace
cue Sunday, July 1, le6J, will be payable ON
4 tuesday, July ..
.ComurTciaI paper having days Of grace.
aLd falling due on Monday, July ). I-Gl. will
- payable OIL Saturday the 81 OF Jufy
'Cor1mercIal paper without DAYS OF grace
fNling due on Monday, July 5. 1864, Will b.
payable on Tuesday, Tie 9th of July"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-26

OUR PUBLIC SGHooLs.-EIsewhere will be
found the address of Superintendent Richards
10 the teachers of our public schools. This
address indicates the views of the new Super
intendent on various impor,an matters in
connection with school interests. and deserves
a careful perusal. We can give our hearty
approval TO most OF his views, and many of
them we have heretofore maintained to the
best OF our ability. He proposes IN the dis
charge of his duties TO know no purity, sect or
Denomination. for. as he truly says, the schools
sre for the children OF all parties and church
policy. and Churca doctrine belong to churches.
and not 10 public schools. lie therefore an
nounces ms purpose TO discourage them in the
administration of every school. This is good,
wholesome doctrine. Equslly so is his pur-
pose TO have no pet schools, scholars, teachers
or studies- His recognition of the mer,torious
services Of the body of our school teachers is
deserved. and is of especial value as coming
from one so thoroughly conversaut with our
schools, and their merits and defects. Other
points In his address we propose TO discuss
more at length hereafter.
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Rituaiism In the Episcopal Church seems TO
e marching on at 8 rate that must put to shame
John Browns advancing soul Rev. DIR.
Ever, rector Of CHRIST Church. Fifth avenue,
New York, baptized his son that edifice on
Thursday with the following elaborate csre-
mony:-A procession was formed. which. pre-
coded by an acOlyte carrying a lighted candle,
marched TO the font. Having reached IL, DIR.
Ever took the candle and dipped it in the water
three times. The infant, who was wrapped in
q white blanket, was then given TO him. and
instead OF spriI king it, As usual IN the Epis-
Copal Church, IT was immersed three times, the
Doctor repeating, as he made the mark of the
cross on the HI DIS forehead, IL baptize thee in
the name OF thu Father and of the Son and of
the Holy Ghost"