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[OTTCE.-RAILROAD FORECLOSURE

y OF IL E.-RAlLROAD FORECLONOlE
u the United state. for the Northern Distia Of ohIo
and AUXILIARY decree Of the Circuit Court Of ne
Cance said Courts respeyey wherein NATHANIEL A. COW
DkEl and SBQH5 l. ~ gAyIa IIaI5ees 5 ARE 9
he FREMONT. LIMA ami UNION RAILkgAD COMPANY are DE-
sci public the highest bidder for cash PAYABLE as
.y Couuiy Ohio on ne day JULY D. lg7l TIE
u o'clock and 4 O'clock Of said day the following
Tie Railroad Of the sad Lake Louisville Railroad Company
eng and within The o. Rushle in Rah County lhas
right o. therefor 'h road bed thereof the suesiruetur o. Oh
It's water and other aPc shop Ala IN, n
provided used therein and constructing and epsHug mtehntr
buug and fixtures Of whatever nature and the lands
grounds connected heIesb ui provided 10 BE- used 20 ora
ad oad and belonging thereto wherever situate and al cs en-
acs rolling belonging said COMPANY and an suppAe used
provided used operating said road wherever us,e
a COMPANY with all franchises thereof including The franchise
Of sad Company to be and act a. corporation d 70
thereof situated between The Columbus snc odaHA
sad Ra rosd fRushve Aforesaid duly recorded George
NJ Davis ruees and 20 the rights Of TIE par, ID %. l
etg aforesaid the said premises be not sold for want o. bers
and In thst the E al the time and pe b i
@ FI all Of that part extend
IL within aud from the Town Of Fremont Aforesaid 70 the West
ai that part thereof situate in the State Of
ana erte9dag ron saG slae ne :" ut ne OF We a.
~ civ to ani within the town Of Rhvie Aforesaid
parcel subject the mortgage thereon above referred TO- ard sa
Jet To the night Of occupancy thereof a. Aforesaid H. -
confirmed set ase for and to other conditions
specified in the decree - ,-.,, g., -. 49,. 81,
the purchase money BE- paid hand 81 ne TINE o.
The ale and the residue twenty days after confirmation
the premises delivered full payment and conveyance to he
For ali further particulars renoe made sa decree Of recon-
Northern District Of Ono and to copy thereof the hands o. n
WIN. b SHELDON, special Master Commi.slonsI.
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cnrrnN MARErr.


N17roLE Jolly Cotton fuHt Low vi nr' ''t net rseI'
erports-oasW ~ bales; sales 81 bales sn7s, s
Net OF he week 1891 bassi erpoTtsooas'"se Ia
sales of tire week 10 bales.
baltimore, july Cotton frner Mddng' 2lei net rec nr
81 hses3 eVpOrtc0aWise ~ bales sales ty .Ae--
30 bales; receipts oftle week. 5i5 bales gross o' latf
lra-ts-cna,wse sales % the week lao bales
tvAvNAH. July firm; Mings 49, 02; net rce't'
s; e1p0-cOastgie 81 bales; sales so bales soes btol
receipts OF the 1893 bales; etrortsto Great Britain
tales; coswise bales; sales Of the week COO bales
GALVESTON, Juy Cotton 6m Cod Ordinary lb net reeeps
bales; eHorts-coaSie 80 bale. sales lo bales stock ~ go
receipts week 3i55 haes expOT~o Great bntalu
hess ooastyse l572 blles sales Of TIE week S'o bales
NEv-OELEASs, July Cotton quet NJ 1dhng zoc ne f'e
baes; gross, 26Sa bales safes $50 bale s'9,S o. ",
pfs the 6i7 bales; gross, 9 aesi aa 20 l'
ai damaged 1871 bales exports 20 Greet Bniah Ss bales
.uttsise 432 bales; sales NJ the week, seN tats
july Cotton quiet; Md1hugs Hi net recef 9
hes exp0s-0 the Continent "a bales; cosstvise, 4tl bales sales
ales; stock haes; receipts Of the week lI blie.
Continent IA bales cosWise 3l bales safes Of ire
week so bses 49,.
BOSTON, July Cotton Quiet MdiHc 2ici gross receipts 2t
ses bales receipts o. The weeA
bal liza Of bales
x bsles of the week, S7 bales
erpOrts-o the continent O8 baes sales Of the week, 200
20
.Lv1vGroS 7-Cotton FIRM Mdngs zoe; ne receipts 40
stock 84 bales receipts 81 the week zoO bales exports
....ssise. II BALE, sales Of the week, II bales.
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BTFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET-JULy :
for the reached IS loads hut ov
were market supply for the STANDS 'J
aains last week no Transactions to
closed steady with all taken; made Of Lass
o. uyng from 20 $5d IS Isl 2lo Indiana b
IL IS Canada lambs private terms Lambs weak Hogs
'o- shipping.
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1lnancldl.

No. 50 ExCHASGK-PlACE,
-YogK June 81, 1871.
.iNHE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore existing
! between the subscr under the tIm-name OF
DABNEY MORGAN 4 CO.,
.-.res this dav by . limitation, and IS dssog
t,er rarner viii 81 "a the f-m in liquidation.
The business heretofore conducted bv val be continued by
Messrs. DREXEL, MORGAN Co.
Lo will also act a attorneys Mes. j. MORGAN Co Of
.0l-on hAILIn n ~, . ,,-t,,-
JAMES J. GOODWIN
GEORGE H. MORGAN
EEw-YoRE PHILADELPHIA. July J, 1871.
rTHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
oopsrueshp for the transaction Of General Foreign and Do
BUSINESS. and Pade The
name Of DREXEL MORGAN L Co,
No. 50 Exchange place Nev-iork
DREXEL s Co.
No % south Thiri-st, PHILADELPHIA
T. A DEExELr ! Residing
j. II WRIGHT Philadelphia
j. PERPoNT MORGAN, Reisinci ii,
Jos ". DREXEL,
y. \. ROBINSON, "
PAIRS July J. 1871.
The unieI this formed Copartnehr for tie
Of Geners AfNKlNG BUSINESS, under the tTm eOi
DREXEL, HAHJKS & Co..
No. 3 Rue scribe.
DREXEL i Go.
DREXEL. MORGAN 4 Co
JOHN H. HAKJkS.
EUGENE WINTHROP.
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Bv authority Of Of Drecorof THE NETWORK RAIL
WAY MpANY and conformity With the terms o.; the Act 81 lucof
roor III that reseci undersigned Commissioners Stock Sub
scpor, give pnbe o and behalf Of tie Directors aad OF
such COMPANY Books Of Subscription for the Capital Stock thereof
VII be opened on WEDNESDAY dag June instant
a. the following places this City, VIZ;
At the Banking House Duncan sherman Co.. No II Nassau't
Al TIE Banking House Bank the Metropolis No. 81 Uuoa-
square.
The COMPANY authorized construct two Vsda Railways or
branches through City the and westes there's"
from starting point Chamhest between Broad
and ChLau the Harlem River and through West
County; power build additional lines Of railway or
branches time 10 any part Of the CITY or Wesiele''rf
County property acquired by the CouTSny is exempted from
taxes and assessments during the period allowed M the final completion
Of railway the city. The Mayor Aldermen and Common oil
NevYo se and directed with the approval Of the C
sou Sinking Fund.- subscribe for Eve millions Of collars oil
the stock oe Coupsny million Of dollars thereof has been
fb,rbe for private parties This Conditional amount Of stock has
been wholly by the Directors Il the Company On
The completion lines Of railway the line Of esheser
COUNTY the Supervisors Of County authorized to issue the bonds
Of the County the supervisors shall deem 1peeu
20 AID the construction Of the railway IN and through
that County proper equalization Of the Interest Of shareholders
who NAV subscribe pay moneys different times tie Directors are
authorized 70 issue scrip kuch payments payable out Of
| the earnings
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Proposals.
Eeaal Notltes.

INSTRUCT COURT OF The u IN n NJ NJ
IL STATES FOR TIE EASTERN DlsIhti W SllcpoI is
YANIA-Is BANKguPrcY.-ln the matter :" A ~,
HUNTER bankrupt Eastern Dstnet q % Ss ne estate .
NICHOLAS HU NTRR OF the Coany Of bsrsa - ti non -
ton of M, creditors payment % an ~ ~ p and ~
property belonging " sAd by aw see..ss Of
s,. 81 sd haakrupt prove Their aeos Als IT, =, ~
o''o % 49, - IN be- held Court oi bahAfreSy !. ~
lf :, Rliag Pa in said District Oh we soh us % I, ~
% ~ .i3 I'M 10 THIRD story room OF We
l6l ~ ~ elo, a. ans OF the Regssn IN BaAkEPe Nt sst
,of. u, hA''s NJ GREGORY L : Marsha Or 'a4 pssfeL
IN pursuance of an order OF RoBkRI ..
II ~ ' H. .f persons having claims asans, BARNES NNpha
te Ct 81 Nee-l ork, deceased . Drcsnt tas sslss
il q, a. subscribers, ths otoe Of NlLLlAh NJ ~
a. t PsiL Boz &c ca o. St- lork before l-e ''i
l.l-f I'll, u,tt-l4.ei Ars- s'rs Dee. . 100
az '' '-' WILLIAM HlLbEkr brecvto~ ~,
May h.. hlLbERl, tsflH Nlie4Ai".
SARAH ). ROBINS. } ere'ss7d
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The terms Of Subscription will BE- follows:
TEN PER CENT Of Stock subscribed for to be paid in
cas-. Al the time Of subscription residue be paid called for By
the Board OF Directors Of thirty days but call at any one
time 70 exceed per cent.
Scrip for interest at cent per vii be Issued
BY the COMPANY parable frs.anngs Of the Railway all
nmeas paid on Stock subscribed for within thirty days after the
Subscription Books shall be opened.
The Company right close hs Subscription Books At any
TIVE after the wepty-uinth day o. July, l57l
By order 81 the Board Of Drecors
Alexander T. Stewart, c.uu,..,o..-. 81, ,.b.f
John Jacob Astor, - ts comnsny.
Levi P. Morton,
View YORK 10. 1871.
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DIRECTORS.
Alexander 7. Stewart, a. Oakley Hall,
William M. Tweed, John Jacob Astor,
August Belmont, Peter B. Sweeny,
Charles A. Lamont, Levi P. Norton,
James F. D. Lanier, Hugh Smith,
franklin Osgood, William 7. Blodgett,
William Butler Duncan, Richard oGorman,
John J. Bradley, Jose F. Navarro,
Charles L. Tiffany, Henry Smith,
William r. Travers, Edward B. Wesley,
Joseph seligman, Manton Marble,
Richard B. Connolly, John Taylor Johnston
Henry Hilton.
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D-'' open d'i' fro" 10 N R1 q w. coyczy Pr, dent

EXCELSlOR SAVINGS BANK. cor. Sixth
II ave aaJ racn.y.l rs epe- liT bon 90 o. - al
a. h0l4ag. N-dlesilr. and .sT1.T r.a lock
NJ ~ leIo.i.sa Hf.ur. July %. interest," Or r Ir.
HOlltL To lhPOsl Ol.,-l.e Trustees -.'e ..t-ri sT'
annual dividend 90, sEfLS PER CENT per .aHlr A
iz bank JuIr saf Deposited on isfr. arc
April D, pa able after July l1 WI d. IILEs, P0s.s.t.
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WINSTON, LANIER & Co..

WINSTON, LANIER s. Co.,
will ,v me eonpon. and Interest due h JAY the following
e' Fl fTsBiRGH FORT WAYNE. AND CHICAGO RAILWAY
FIRST AM SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS. ...z-
P1irJS ASD MICHIGAN RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
DSfSCIEyATI RICHMOND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD MORT
"i All Fanny VALLEY RAILROAD $40 MORTGAGE BONDS
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAILROAD NOR GAGE
DVVC0SNRcrIcUT WESTERN RAILROAD MORTGAGE BONDS.
PCjGHKEBPsIE AND EASTERN RAILROAD MORTGAGE
CLEVELAND AND MAssHLoy RAILROAD MORTGAGE
CLEVELAND. zASEsvILLE, AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
sCITY 0F wiEfIlyG VA. AND PER CENT BONDS.
~NDlASAPOLlS WATER WORKS PER CENf BON1S'
WASHINGTON COUNTY ONO PR CENT B0SDS'
ERSf OF ALLEGHENY GiiiS Pa BINDS
CRY or RichMOND INDIANA BONnDSxns
TOWN OF MARIETTA, OHIO BONDS.
NEOSHO FALLS TOWNSHIP KANSAS, BONDS -, ~,
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK Dividend per cent payable 9th
PITTSBURGH PORT WAYNE, AND CHICAGO RAILWAY, Div
lIeHi payable 9th JUL,
9th DIVIDEND.
OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANl,
NO. IBI BROADWAY
The Board Of Directors have this day declared
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
FIVE % PER CENT.
JNO. d. ARTHUR,
SECRETARY.
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF YoyKERs, n. ~
> tTU DIVIDFND.-Th Bank has declared
III t. usual SEMI ANIMAL DIVIDEND fFvE PR CENT and
payable and after the ION Instant - G'
-0D DIVIDEND UNITED STATES FIRE
cld sEMEANSJAL DIVIDEND Of Seven % per cent free Of
Government tax payable o. d,gaI rypPRHtf1 set,r
Nrw.YoRs. july 8. is7l.
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METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,

w Nos Thin. Ave- y. +. 0TUeits 'aSIf, Il.'.le.
IuIETf->IXrH bIyDayu.
By direction Of Che gnel
Interest at Che o Celt pr vl be asi
JUL l9 laIl.
ALSO. EXTRA DyDEID Of ihe " orc re- Cent -
from lcclmuacl D-s, Bel 60 together t4t r 5; ,t ~
PER CENT per snnuu
Drilaais idrFrH i-H bar Interest iron T.'r i.
DEro'ns MADE or Or Hsfots rE ra os J.-1-- Ho ls--
wi Boz allowed Interest from tla DO .fi.1
BASE daily toa u H. ar. Nny0ty on FEr
DAYS, Faosl g. . It.A. q. ...ll-. itt-...t.
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OTFICE o. THE -I0FE Ig"Tl8LE I1s"NANCE Co.
No 81 "sl.st, NesYors July . 1891.
nIVIDEND.-Ihe Board of Directors hav,
~ This Day declared SENI ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of TIN PEI
CENT Tree IOn Government Tar -1r and y the 8h
JOHN AIiLEH. setrtarv.
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OFFICE or THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE lIaR Is Co,
l4l BROADWAY. NEw-iORK. jane > 1911. y
THIRTEENTH DiVlDEND.-lhe Board or
Director. % Ibis Companv have this da declared Uni
MILLIAM RAlNOR. Secreiarv.
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Ngw-YORK June %, 1871.
THE BONDS of the CITY OF, CHILLI
COTHF OHIO Maturing Juy 1871, wi be pad that date at
National Pirk Bank, N y j. l. NOhl CaslleI.
Esr-gEpRocEER FIRE assurances CoNPAYT o. NEw,ioKK
(. a. 5 ,1 l7B1) Office o. WALT NV ToRK July III
TvHE Board of Directors have this day de-
c.laei tie u,ua sEAlANNJAL DIVIDEND o. PER CE.I
EXTRA DIVIDEND Of PER On l. Ooh nee o. Ho'eIeN'
tax parable Oa and after july Is. 1871 ,..t
- JOSEPH l.. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
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D%,ITPE .. .:,7 y .,.. 3 DINE SAVINGS


hINIDEN).-Ih usual SEMI. ruudl interest
- the rat. Of .. have
.lI ai1
July H.
from July
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oF Mercantile FiEE u.s. Co.
l66 BROADWAY, Nlw-yoKKt June g. l6'l
TINE Board of Directors have this day de-
4 ctnd a sEMI-ASNUAL DIVIDEND OP SIX PER CENT, FREE
G. ". PARMELEB Secretary.
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HEJaMT YIIl1 BH0V way
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-28
From Washington.


IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 27.-The president
has appointed William NJ Eyarts and Benjamin
X. Curtis counsel before the tribunal of arbitra-
ton at Geneva, in addition to Caleb Gushing.
Mr.. Meredith declined the appointment hereto
fore rendered him. Evarts has accepted, and
Curtis is now on his way home from Europe.
THE POWELL CASE,
The arrest of Victor Powell and the develop
ments consequent thereon, showing undoubt-
ed evidences Of a combination between that
official and Others outside occupying prominent
positions in the political world, eXcites great
deal OF uniayorable comment in all circles
here particularly in government offices.
Second Auditor French had the highest esteem
for Powell, whom he regarded as 4 man of I'M
impeachable integrity, and who was placed in
the responsible position of passing upon sol
ders' bounty claims for that reason.
1t will he recollected that PaymaSter General
BTice also had unlimited confidence in Hodge,
and never thought it necessary to look into his
accounts. So, also, French felt so sure of Powell
that he was permitted to carry on his transac-
tons without fear Of exposure. 1t is now he
licyed from what can be ascertained at the at
tOrney generals office, that POwelps fraudulent
proceedings have cost the government from
100000 to S150000; but little can be obtained
in the way Of details on account of the ban of
silence which has been placed on the officers of
the bureau of justice. The arrest of ex-Con-
gresham Stokes, of Tennessee, in connection
with the matter, created much surprise among
his friends, but they claim that he will be able
to show that he is entirely innocent Of the
charges made against him.
SITKA HEARD FROM,
The first deposit ON the postal account has
been received from Sitka, Alaska
IN MEMORIAM.
The public departments will be closed to-
morrow, in respect for the late Thomas Ewing.
STEAM TONNAGE.
The register of the treasury states that the
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New England Dispatches.


BosToN, Oct. 27.-FiShing schooner, River
as lost. She had Il crew of twelve persons, six
George Robinson, master, leaves widow and
children; John EversOn, James LevensOn, Chas.
BCiam, Chas. Bren, Mark Shears, all single
men.
land of Gloucester, has been absent on the
seen since the gale of the 18th inst, which was
reported as very severe on the banks.
A powerful fog horn, blown by steam, has
been placed at the Boston light for the guidance
of vessels entering the harbOr during thick
weather.
The coroner's inquest on Katie Leehan, the
victim of the LongwOOd murder, was continued
this afternoon. Nothing new in regard to the
the case was elected. MahOney, Howe and
Leonard, the three young men arrested on sus-
piCion, proved themselves innOcentOf the charge,
and were discharged from custody. Stephen
Hayes is still held, and will be examined, Mon
day. The officers as yet have no clue TO tue
murdererS.
LOWELL, Oct. ~ This evening Augustus
Melntire was run over and killed by train of
cars near North Reading station. lie was sit
ilng on the track with fowling piece in his
hahd, aud did not mind the alarm from the en-
gneer lie was forty years old and leaves
wife and child.
MAINE
PORTLAND, Oct &c. W. Goddard of the
superior court, recently appointed postmaster in
ms clty' to-day rendered his resignation as
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AhhreYinteh ni.nn,cI,o.-

The German parliament has adopted resolu.
tlon ratilylng the treaty with France.
Ice has formed in the Baltic, and there is dam
ger OF interruption of navigation.
Cardinal Antonclli is seriously indsposed
The graYcSt appTehensioDs are entertained.
All the Pesth journals publish warm appeals
to the people to hold meetings for the relief OF
Chicago.
1t is reported that the French national assem-
ply and government will return to Paris before
December.
AT Macon, Ca, yesterday, Westons walk of
tlty and half miles was completed in nine
hours, forty-nine minutes, forty-ive seconds.
The governor of the Portuguese colony of
Goa, on the west coast of India, has telegraphed
to the government stating that revolt Is threat
enel and asking assistance.
Montpensier IN letter to the president of the
Spanish congress, informs that body that he
will take his seat as soon as his daughters
health will permit
The French government yet owes the Swiss
confederation two millions and a half francs
expended by the latter in tine maintenance of
BOurbaki's army.
The small poH is raging learfully in Phlade-
phia, and many cases have been prevented being
brought here by the vigilance Of the car con
duCtors.
A Spartanburg S. G., letter of the 23d states
that seyenty-fve kukuX were arrested in that
county. Their testimony duplicates leading
men of all classes. Warrants are out for a
hundred more, including member of the legiS-
lature and one minister, Hundreds are fleeing
to escape arrest.
A San Francisco dispatch of yesterday says:
The train on the Central railroad, which left
helc for the east this morning, ran off an en-
bankment fifteen feet high, near the crossing of
the San joaquin river, ut noon. -Four ears were
demolished, and one passenger fatally and
number seriously injured. Names not given.
Senator Morton Of Indiana and party, in a
special car on the rear of the tram, escaped un-
harmed.
Saltllo still holds out against the Monterey
reYolutionists. Eight hundred government
troops have arrived to reinforce the garrison.
EScobed0 commauder-n-chief of the govern
ment troops, is marching against the rebels.
The small cities in Nueyo Leon Province have
pronounced against Trevino. Two thousand
MeXicans have crossed into Texas to escape
rebel prescription.
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'iN-ANi.DA - i.'hi'' ILL.,
LOUISVILLE, Oct 21,-LaSt evening, ). DAILY,
a private soldier at the Taylor barracks in this
CITY, shot ana Killed >. +. Williams, another PR
Yate. Williams had been too intimate with
Days wlie. Daily was turned over to the civil
authorities.
UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 26.-ln the case of
Mrs. Cooks VS.. Brigham Young, the jury this
morning returned verdict for the plaintiff for
the whole amount Of the claim with interest,
making total of S2,9S6 The defense gave no
nce oil an application Tor new trial. Brigham
Young has applied to Hon. VIM. Nj. Evarts to
defend MN on the indictments OF the present
grand jury.
The Mormon newspapers are mild IN lone
The News says that in the crusade against the
Mormon government the people are to be sin
cerely plted. The Herald discusses the Mormon
problem, and says it is a grave error 10 suppose
that the Mormon people generally will diSclaim
polygamy, or that if the government were to
send troops enough, they will give up their faith.
Neither this nor any other religious belief can be
crushed out, says the Herald, by any govern
ment on earth. The Utah ring and the admin
istration cannot uprOot MOrmonism.
John Meacham, well known Mormon,
charged with the murder OF Richard Yates, some
twelve years ago, was arrested by the United
States marshal at Round Valley, yesterday, and
brought TO this city this afternoon.
L0ter.-lt is rumored that there will be trou-
bic tomorrow, on the occasion of the sentence
Of Hawkins for adultery. The women seem
the most excited. threatening letters were re-
ceived to-day by the United States marshal.
1t is evident that something important is on
hand among the MOrmons, but the gentiles
generally do not believe any resistance to the
law or government is meditated.
TIE Los Angeles TRAGEDY.
SAN Francisco, Oct 27.-'rhe bodies of is
Chinese victims of the Los Angeles riot have
been found. The dangerously wounded num-
her six or EIGHT Fearing further violence the
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n repetition was demanded and granted, We
have left Mr. Thomas last, for we desire to do
him fun Justice, and to say that Our impressions
in regard to his standing rs vocalist have been
very much enhanced in his fay or since his first
appearance. The great difficulties attending
correct rendition OF the bass parts were well
overcome by Mr.. r., and we are glad to consci-
entiously say that his style of rendering the
great solos in Elijah were cmmently Satisfac
tory. ut is enough" and as not His Word
like fire." are severe tests for any singer, and
Mr.. Thomas did not fail to conquer them. The
quartet, Cast thy burden on the LORD" was
sung with such truthfulness Of expression that
words ihil to do it justice, Other points might
be mentioned, but we must forbear, with
awarding great credit to the effective accompan-
iments, and the efficient management Of the
whole performance by Mr. Zemahn.
Al the business meeting Of the association the
old board OF officers was reelected, with some
slight change in the list OF directors, and
complimentary resolutions concerning some Of
the leading actors in the festival, were adopted.
We shall print in full Monday.
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Miss Jennie Leys, OF Boston, will lecture in II or.
ticultural hall ON Sunday at ~ and ~ O'Clock
p, NJ.
At Zion church, Exchange street, prayer and con-
ference meeting at lOs a. NJ; preaching at 2Is and
IA P. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. j. II. Smith will
preach his farewell sermon, which will close his
labOrs with thus church.
The A. NJ. Il. Bethel society, in Temperance hall,
ON Foster street. Sunday services NJ l0IS A. NJ.
Preaching by their pastor at pa and ~ O'Clock, p,
NJ. Preaching by j. ", Morris, of Boston Seats
free.
Church of the Unity: Rev. John p. Bland of
Cambridgeport, will preach Sunday morning and
evening.
The Christadephians meet in the Dread grammar
school tfront ROOM Austin block, 5S2 Main street
Sunday at II 40 \. NJ. and p. NJ Subject: "Ihe
Kingdom OF God"
Rev T. e. st. John will speak, tomorrow morn
ing at the Unrversalist church, con what he heard
and saw in Chicago" Vesper service at JPN.
s. s. Foster will preach at Anthropoogica hall
tomorrow, at "a O'Clock P NJ, from the following
text: christianity the sunlight of the moral
world" The meeting will be free TO all prese ut to
question or critlcise the speaker.
All Saints church: There Will be no services to-
morrow, but it is expected that the alterations will
be completed so that the church will be reOpened
for public worship oil the first Sunday in NOyem-
her