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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Tuesday, Sept. Al, 1859.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Sept 81, 1859.
We have again to report two highly sue
cessful auction sales of real The property sodby
Mr. Wood at 0reenville though at some distance from
the depot western slope Of the bill and In rather
rongh state attracted good company and went on al
excellent prices, all things considered IL was soid Dy
the Of 25xlO0 though most OF the lots were
deeper. The lots fronting Danforthaye on the norh
side the vest Of the Bergenave or Boulevard 261lS
brought 9 each The lots In their rear. on the sou IN
side Of Chestnut ave, brought about the same. o..
Messrs johnson Miller sold more than fourhfths OK
the Benjamin Wood property at Great Neck: The sale
was highly satisfactory 70 the owners OF the prop
erty 10 Messrs johnson Miller. and TO the purchasers
The Others were doubt satisfied at the lunch tables,
which were literally furnished. Mr. Wilson, who made
the very successful sales OF the four estates at Rye last
Summer was an extensive purchaser. The grounds
were really beautiful the garden being one OF the finest
be found the STATE We Will ada that the personal
property is TO be sold by auction on Friday
An adjourned auction sale OF real estate On the New
York Plank Road near Lake View depot mile audi
half from Paterson, was held today. Only about ~
persons were present. Tne sue gu cpn% M ai
Smith, and managed by Messrs Garside ana Crooks-
Twentyfour sold at the prices reported below
Plan6eld N j. all made within fortnight, we are in
debted Messrs Bronx Marsh, real estate agents
that city Property there Is active with good deman
both for houses and building lots W j. koone 70 mrs
W A. Hawkns villa and OF ground IN wash
ington Park 0o0 Jeptha Clawson to Chas HYDE 10
acres adjoining lands OF John johnson tcashl foo''
Horace Hotchkss to Charles Hyde house and II acres
on main road. adjoining lands OF James clark tcssh
10000 James Verdon TO VIM +. Harsh, sr acres on
Somerset.s $4,000; Charles Hyde TO WIN r. Harsh I'
house and is acres en- SOmerset-st., GoVG Mr:Wn.
White has sold several building lots amounting 70 NVoo
and they are now being improved ,.. c.u.
Mr. Emberson sold the valuable estate OF george
Lewis esq., at Washington Rights. embracing me res
dence and ten of land, toMr william A. "neeiooA
of New York, for 100000
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THE COUNTRY PARSONS WORKS.

GRAvBR THOUGHTS 2vOls, l6 mo. 81 rs each
COUNSEL AND COMFORT. vol. l6mO. sl2S
This completes the new popular edition Country
PAson," il eight handsome volumes
For sale BY all Booksellers postpaid receipt price the
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RAILROADS..
Erie and Pittsburgh u. II.

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOV. 22i, lsGs,
" trains will run on this road as follows:
LEAVE rRrE-sourHwARD.
1895 a m. Pittsburgh Express stops at all sta
tions, and arrives Mt \. 4 q. w. II. Y. Trans
fer at 1.5j y M, nj New Castle at 3, 10 p m
and at Pittsburgh at 90 p. m.
A.SG y. m, Accommodation from jamestown. ar
rives at i. 81 O. w. r. X. Transfer at $50 g.
m. at New Castle at ZOO m, and at
Pittsburgh at 1000 n. IN.
$40 p. IN. Mixed Train leaves Erie for Sharon
stopping mt all intermediate stations and ar-
irving at 20 Il. nj
NoRrIwARD.
I'll Erie Express leaves New Castle at 0,45 m,
A. .S C W. II. X. Transfer ut II, 10 u. m
and arrives at Erie at a.s0 p. m, making
close connection for But, and Ming. Falls
l.3 - p IN. Erie Accommodation leaves N. Castest
T,25pm., A & c. W. r. II. Transfer at 9,oJ
pm, Jamestown at $40 y. m
$50 D, IN. Mixed Train leaves Sharon for Eric ar
irving nj II so pm.
Pittsburgh Express south connects at Jamestown
st 1850 m. with j. ~ f. Express, for Frank
lin and Oh City. Connects at Transfer at So IL.
with A. ,S & w. Accommodation west, for Wac.
ren, Ravenna and Cleveland.
Eric Express north connects at A. = G. W Trans.
er at lilo m, with Mail east for Meadville,
Franklin, and Oil City. and at jamestown with j.
& L. Express for franklin.
Trains connect ut Rochester with trains fof
Wheelin. anl all points in West Virginia, and at
Pittsburgh connections for Philadelphia. Harris
burg, Baltimore and Washington, via Pcnnsylvani"
Central Railroad 49,.
Erie Express North, connects at Grard witt,
Lake shore trairs Westward for Cleveland,
Chicago and all points In the west; Mt Erie with
Philadelphia " Erie Railroad for Cory, Warren.
Irvineton ridiOnte, &c, and with Buffalo y Erie
Pailroad for Buffalo, Dunkirk, Niagara Falls anS
F.N. FtNNEY,
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DUFFAi.e, COREY d P7I"ESBUkG
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
cs effect Monda". November o3d, lsGs.
SDlTUwAI,D,


TORTHwARD.
Accommodation leaves Cory $50 ?. NJ; Clymc:
1, E /; Panama i.l5: Sherman l.25 Summit 5os
y. " Mnyvillc 300 arriving at BrOctou 100 p. IN
Exprcss train ea"cs Cory g,)o a. ~; Clvmer 9,56
Panama 10. Ia Sherman lh3j; Sum.niJ 1850; May
vile lilo, and arrives nj Brocton l.. NJ.
Mail leaves Cory I .l5 L. NJ. stopping at all eta
tions, arriving at Drocton 4.5l T. 81,
SOUTHWARK.
Mail train leave. Drocton nj 900 NJ stopping nt
all stations, arrives AZ Cory at l3,2j L. NJ.
ENDIcsS leaves BrUrion Mt 23j r. g.; Mgyvo
3,25 summit $50; Sherman Loo; Panama 4,25
Clyner ASS, and arriving ut Cory at sos p. NJ
Accommodation leaves Brocton 100 i. NJ, May
vile $40, Summit x 10, sherman SOB Panama ., 20
Clymcr 9,i5, arriving nj Cory AZ lo,lo l.. NJ.
coSSEcTIoSs,
Passcr gers leave Buffalo on the Toledo Exp-es.
or Day EEpGoSs, Colm cling at Brocton with trains
for aNv'lle, sherman. Panama, ClyIner and Cory;
connecting az Cory with trains on the Oil Crock l..
i. Cor linSvile, Miie., Pioneer and Pet Centre
Oil City and Pittsburgh.
Also, connecting at Cory with trains on the Phil
afe'p'a 4 Erie Road, fer PHILADELPHIA and Harri-
nurg; and on the Atlantic and Great Western Iiai
wNy tur Union, Neadyillc, Grcenyilc. Pa, and
Warren, Ohio, aud jamea,o "n and Rand JPN, Y
Trains leaving Oil City at 6,l5 n. IN, Coirv at
0,Zo a, m, connecting at Vrocton withtraln on Z a.
L, r. r.. arriving IN Buffalo NJ "lo p, IN.
Trains leaving Gil City at BIB a m will connect
with Mail Train leaving Cory at 1851 p. M, con-
meeting with Express East On u. & Il K r., arriV.
Ing in Bailalo at 80 p, m. Leaving Buffalo at hoo
p IN arriving at Cory at 1ol0 p. N.
Also, connect at Mayyiilc with Steamboats,
NLauGuQua Lake during season Of navigation i br
jamestown and Randolph
A X. TREW, supt..
Jnnl Mayvillo. n, Y.
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AND ERIC RAILROAD.

AN ~ AHDt1ADs
- On and after Monday, Nov. 23rn, 1868,
Passenger Train, will on this road as follows:
LEAVE ERIE-GOISn EAST
1,NA A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping at
Es-TO Ripley, Westfeld. Dnnkirk and silver.
creek, arriving Mt Butfnlo at 4.d5 A. NJ.
rn,SS A. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop.
aVsCD ring at Westhed, Brocton, Dunkirk Sil.
Vercreel, and Angola, arriving In Buffalo
-,n. =. H., M ClNcINNArr EXPRESS, .toy-
spb ping at Nor,heast, Wcstfield Brocton,
Dunltir'; and Silvercrcok, and arrives at
Buffalo at 10, ,lj Y. NJ.
E,sAeA A. NJ, MAIL AND ACCOMMODA.
VsVO TIoN, stopping at n stations. arriving NJ
Buffalo at 1o,4o A. NJ.
DIX p NJ, DAY EXPRESS. stopping at
p' 'T'p Northeast, Ripley, Wosfeld, Dunkrk,
Sivcrcrcck and Angola arriving at But
fslo at 7,Go F. VI.
LEAVE EUFF ALO--GoINO WEST.
ros M 4iAt!l:S Ry EHrHfs bann' siGn'nBS Bloeia An
Wcstfcld and Northeast, arriving at Erie
at al5 p. II.
1907 RON ~ tontlt MAt at ASP Nj .sns AGGoAM4Ra s a
at Erie ut $50 ?. NJ.
Hs'esh 4. NJ. TOLEDO EXPRESS. stopping a.
e''''O all stations, md arriving 9. E,c n 1o,:o
N,sas + II. STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, stop.
VsS'V ping At Angola, silvercr,ek, Dunkirk.
lirocon, Westfied and Northeast, arriv-
ing ut Erie at 2, A. Vi.
trpse A. n, NIGHT EMPRESS, stopping NJ
ts~V Siyercrcc>. Durkirs. and We.;teid, ar
irving at LI.c at 4 10 4. NJ
Railroad time is 10 minutes faster than Eiie time
Ii BROWN, Gan'l Sult.
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mSVA8HEsGEED, a. ID, 1850.

GREAT COMBINED
TALEN DIR. L. J. lthY.
EOl.D>, proprietor. W.
&. LISpENAHD. VI. D,
Con nliing PLY sic,gn and
Surgeon Rochester, y. y
THIS is the olly once in
the ci 2 where q permanent
cure OF private di,cl-,. Gun
be had without the use OF
mrrcury or change ot diet.
We guarantee to cure Con
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.

net. Osnii'o, Thur, day, WarcE, II.
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a CerMan living utar'farmlngton, Polk
county, Wisconsin, while passing through
thenwoods recently. Was attacked by a large
back. nnd being uunrmed, narrowly escaped
bein. 'rampled TO death. The timaly assist
ance Of person who happened TO be near
ut hand prcrcnici disastrous results.
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4 LOCOMOTIVE for Use on common roads.
made hy N. Lercy. engineer Of Paris. has
been successfully tried on the road from
iiavra 10 Mont"iliicrs, distance Of five
miles. aud through hiily country. Ii
made aever,! trips, each time drawing a
vchicc laden with passengers
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
Arrival of Chicago Excursionists In Sacra
ment0-Fight With Indians In Arizona.

Arrival Of Chicago Excursionists In Sacra.
ment0-Fight With Indians In Arizona.
SAN Francisco, July Is, 1869.
The Chicago commercial party, numbering about
100 Of the principal merchants Of Chicago, and In
GLIDING Senator Lyman Trumbull and Ex-Governor
Ogesby, OF Illinois, arrived at Sacramento yester-
day, and were entertained by number Of the lead
ing citizens Of that place. Speeches were made by
Governor Oglesby Senator Trumbull and Messrs.
Judd and Arnold, OF Illinois, and briefly responded
to by several prominent Californians. The party
met on Pullman's Palace train to-day, in order to
celebrate the union Of Chicago and Sacramento In
LOngworth's champagne, prepared ana labelled eX-
pressly for the occasion. Governor Haght, Of Cali
fOrnia; Ex-Governor Oglesby. OF IllinOis General
Redington, OF Sacramento, ana others responded to
the toasts drank during the reception OF the Chicago
visitors and, pleased with Sacramento and what
they have seen OF California they VIII arrive In this
city by t0-niRht's boat from sacramento, and our
merchant princes promise to extend to them Q
generous welcome.
Arizona advces state that portion of the Eighth
cavalry attacked q band Of Indians Wickenberg.
Nine savages were killed and one soldier severely
wounded.
Flour has advanced to 81 70 q IS e2H; Oregon
extra. 81 Is IS 25 The wheat demand exceeds the
supply. Choice new Is drm at 81 IS 81 70. Legal
tenders, TAX.
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LONDON MONEY MARKBT.-LONDON, July 1850
p. M-Consols closed at 93t for money and the &C
count. United States nve-twenty bonds closed quiet
at s2'.. Stocks-Eries. 19x; illinois Central, SO.
PARIS BoURSE-PARIs, July 16-Evenlng. -The
Bourse closed firm; Rentes, TOT. Sec
FRANKFORT BOuRsE.-FRANKF0RT, July I6--Even.
ing.-united States hve-twentles 1rmer and higher
s7k S7,s for the old issue.
LivERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvRRPOoL, July
lo-4:3o p. M.-Cotton closed steady; middling up.
lands, l2ad. mddling Orleans, 13jsd. The sales Of
the day have been 10, 900 bales,
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr.-HAvRE, July 16--Even-
ing-Cotton closed shade easier, but not Quotably
lower.
LIVERPOOL BRRADsTuTFs MARKET.-LTvERPooI,
July I6-Wheat, %. 3D. 90. Sd. per GENITAL for No.
red Western.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
July 16-Provisions closed quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. July
I6.-TallOw, 46s. sd. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKBT.-LoNDoN. July 1880
p. M.-Nava stores are quiet. Sperm OIL, col per
ton; sugar $685. cd per cwt. for No. IL Dutch stand
ard, the spot; 2ss. 81 for do, aioat; petroleum.
Is. cad, per gallon; Cacutta linsced els I'd. 62s
spirits OF turpentne, ATS. per cwt
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ILLINOIS,.
Splendid Condition Of the Wheat Crop
An Immense Yield Anticipated-Corn Crop
Damaged.

Splendid Condition Of the Wheat Crop
An Immense Yield Anticipated-Corn Crop
Damaged.
CHICAGO, July 10, 1859.
The reports from the middle portions of this state
say that last years corn in cribs Is rottng and spoil
ing In regard to the present condition OF the crops
the following summary, as gathered from various
sources, may be regarded as fair one:-There is
an enormous breadth OF small grain planted, and
had there been no drawback would have produce
an unparalleled crop, so much So that should 1t be
damaged to the extent Of over one half we shall
still secure o good average crop. The wheat crop
in Iowa, Wisconsin, Nebraska and Minnesota Is In
excellent condition, and in extent beyond precedent.
The winter wheat In Southern Illinois has been
mainly cut, and is OF an excellent quality, anc al.
though the rain mas retarded the stacking there Is no
cause f0t ALARM Central Illinois, especially along
the Illinois Central, Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
fallen In those sections in torrents and deluQed The
country to such an extent that tue use of reapng
machines is entirely out Of the question The farmers
In that section have o tough time OF it wading TO
their knees Ia mud crying to save what thew can
with the grain cradles The cry thai Comes from
that section should not lead any one TO infer that
such state or things is general VI Eortn-,.. hi.
nols the grain looks very well and promises GOOD
YIELD In regard TO corn under the most favorable
'-cumstances, II can scarcely be expected To Weld
o. nan two-thlrds the average Drop, But there
more Immense Yield Of oats.
will be an
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GEORGIA..

Examination OF Turnor, the Macon Post.
master, for Passing Counterfeit Money.
MACON July 10, 1869.
The examination Of Turner. who Is charged with
attempting to pass counterfeit currency, began to.
day before United States Commissioner w. c. Nor.
rtll. The government concluded Its testimony TO-
day. 1t was proved that Turner IN the early part Of
this year. attempted to pass to bank In this city
500 BILL which was rejected as counterfeit; also
that he confessed to J. Clark Swayne, the editor Of
the american Union, the principal witness, on the
Fourth OF July, that he had. for fear he would be
killed and the notes found on his person, given
$500 In counterfeit notes to Marion Harris, to be
that nine 500 cOunterfetts on the First M.
ti0nal Bank of Jersey were found ON the person OF
this woman IN Atlanta, which were In reduced, as
also letter from Turner to the woman, found at the
same time
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CUBA.

Don Eschavarria Sent to Spain-Arrival of =
Steamer from st. Nnxaire.
HAVANA. July 10, 1859.
Jose Antonio Eschavarria, the railroad president
who was arrested yesterday, has been sent to Span
The steamship Darien, from st. Nazaire, arrived
at this port last night.
Exchange on London. IA per cent premium; ex-
change on Paris, " per cent premium; exchange
on the United States, in gold, 90 days, AZ 8 per
cent premium; long sight, in currency. 261S 25A
discount. Sugar-Business small, but prices nrm.
Houses Burned by the Insurg ents-MIscct-
lane0us.
HAVANA, July 10, 1862
News has been received here to the effect that the
rebels have burned eighteen houses at Arroyo Banco
The steamship Liberty arrived here from Baltimore
this morning.
Exchange on the United States, short sight, in
currency, "a % discount.
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MISSOURI.

Frishtfal Tornado In Lexington-Grent De.
etruction Of Property.
ST. LOUIS, July 16, $780,
A despatch from Lexington Of to-day says q terri
bic tornado has just swept over Lexington. Trees
and fences were blown down In every direction and
tho streets blocked with the wrecks. Many houses
were unroofed and otherwise damaged. Some roofs
were carried distance OF 100 yards The Caucasian
newspaper once Is perfect wreck Several houses
were injured by flying timber, &c. No lives were
lost 30 far as heard FROM The damage In the city
ana county cannot be estimated at present. The
growing crops were Frustrated and the fruit trees
DESTROYED.
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FRANCE.

Reported Appointments TO tho New Cabinet
The Press on the Demands af the Left.
PARIS, July 10, 1902
1t Ia stated to-day that Billault and St. Laurens
swi, ~ members OF the new Cabinet Portfolios
have been 'cred to three OF the prominent men OF
the Opposition ms. M. Rouher Is likely to accept
the Presldono p". mate for time. II Is
thought bowon. '"e D. ID to return to the
Ministry again. "'' ~ VISA
, The Ts7ons am. ~ de-
mands the dissolution and reorgan,z.,on =, ~, mo-,
o1lca WV acceptance OF
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TEXAS.

Great Flood In tho Gaadaioupe Valleys
Mills, Factories and Bridges Carried
Away
GALVESTON, July 10. 1850.
Advices from San Antonio report that the GuadAs
l0upe river Il higher than ever known before. the
entire valley Is overlooked Nine-tenths OF the crot
Of Gonzales county Is destroyed. The Comal rivet
rose to the third story OF cotton factory &C NeU
Braunfels and destroyed all the material and maf
chinery. Every Touring mill. w0olen factory and
bridge on the C0mal river Is swept away No lfveg
Is going down. The Brazos Ii still rising sl0wISs
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IRELAND.

Serious Disturbances In the Couutry-seven.
teen Houses Destroyed.
LONDON, July 10, 1859.
At Lurgan, In Ireland, on the 10Th inst. an Orange
mob was pelted with stones. They retaliated by
utterly destroying seventeen houses occupied by the
Catholics. The woodwork Of the buildings and the
furniture were then carried into the street and
burned. Order had been restored at the latest
advices.
At Eewry, Orange Hall was attacked by Catholic
party. The occupants fired on their assalants, who
were soon driven off, leaving three OF their number
on the field badly wounded.
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Tho nIetropoIitnn Job PRINTING and En- r.s.

/ ing Establishment having made erteusiv.
additions to Its TIN aterisl," In the shape
TO execute orders with unusual rapIdity.
its patrons and the public know full well
its style Of work and It's moderate prices.
Our designing and wood engraving do
partmsnt has been considerably enlarged
10 meet the demands OF the public, and
we beg to offer TO our patrons our en-
larged facilities for such orders a. they
may see 1T to give, feeling assured that
our prices will compare favorabiy with
any other work Of the kind. Fosters,
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets OF every dc.
scrption, Law Printing, -Ac., &c. Plain
and color work. Wood Engraving done
VI Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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OHIO.
Fire In Clev.land-Ou Trala Burned.

Fire In Cleveland-Ou Traln Burned.
CLEVELAND, July 10, 1888.
A IRE last night At the depot Of the Erie and
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad In this city
destroyed twenty or thirty cars loaded with crudS
OIL and coal oil, said to belong to Rockefeller. An
Fawce.t & CO.. for Eastern parties The total iosi
Is between $4,000 and SEQ DOC little insurance, u
any. The railroad loss Is heavy. The cause Of tho
1re was probably from lamp In the hands Of the
train Inspector.
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Died.

CAREy-In this city, on Friday, July 10, JOHN Y
NJ. infant OF Michael Carey Qately deceased
and Annie Carey, aged months.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock. frO4
the residence Of his grandfather, Dr. William Walsh,
Al Greenwich avenue, to which the friends OF the
family are respectfully invited.
For other Deaths see Third Pa1el
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The Weather Elsewhere.

WASHINGTON, July 1o.-T0-day the weather has
been the warlnest Of the season, the thermometer
In the shade ranging from So at nine in the morning
to 90 at two in the afternoon and l01 at four In the
afternoon. Several case Of sunstroKe Of man AMI
horse reported, but none fatal.
CATsKILL, July l6.-The thermometer indicated
" degrees at three O'Clock In the afternoon.
NORWICH, Conn.,, July 16.-Ihe thermometer ind-
Gated ~ in tho shade to day, and there were three
caaes of suna trOke.
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The Metropolitan Job Printing and Ensrayf
Ing Es,aoShmsnt having made extensive additions % "
mseriai In the shape OF Presses, Type &C., &c U.s. neI
prepared to execute orders with rapd is psrcns
rate prices
Our designing and wood engraving department nv o ss
considerably enlarged 10 meet the demands OF the pup eoy
beg 10 offer TO dur patrons enlarged facilities or sno
orders ~ they may see 1T 20 give feeling assurea ~ ~
tnd possrl Grcalsrs Cards, mpnes .o o. cyl
Wood Engraving done notice and At very low prizes
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MAINE.

Convention or the Young Mems Christian As.
sOciation Ia Portland.
PORTLAND, July 16, 1909.
The International Convention Of the Young Mems
Christian Association yesterday was engaged IN
discussing various topics. Resolutions were offered
aud referred relating 10 decorating soldiers graves
on sunday, defining The qualification OF the dele.
gates to the next convention and with reference to
the temperance question. special committee Of
three was raised to whom all resolutions are re-
fcrred without reading. Morning and evening meet
ngs being held IN the churches, and also cut OF
doors. General Howard Is present and taking aa
active part.