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Hope Of a Continued Session.

LONDON Jan. l7-P. VI.
The rumors which have been circulating TO the
effect that the Conference Will adjourn after the
formal opening nave received no confirmation.
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Rurueffss G0caaiue the ~ :, ,r,..,.
BURNETI'N XALLlSrON IL ihe " - ir...i .n..ni

Cow Mixer 'o.nplese - 49,. a.,
aching hands and kicking cows 400 "'' ."'' "
COY 4, Ue,. A.. r.,.i..x
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Mailed Trce ,or TX -s,r X ,,.,,. 10.
,es En ss ,iy; Marriage Obligations aud
uss' arising from prudence with
cases from acty Al practice. Address Secretary DR.
Mann h'seum, ID Broadway, New York.
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Tho presidency of the A.semhlnxe.

The Presidency Of the Asseulblaxe.
LONDON, Jan. 17--P. NJ.
Conference, which are to be held at the Foreign
Once
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A. A.-Royat iInvana Suppleua,s ,,.x
Determined BY the drawinss of the koss ,a ,,sr
For fnfprmaon, &C. address McISfLR& v1r Lo,.ry
20, slS Canal lA Chatham, l5 s4tbs ,snms "a rh,r
Thirteenth, coruer OF Broaavay. 'ssoh' Of o. h"s
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delightful HutvdressinG.-,fy .,:., nc.
FOR THE HAIR, recommended ss We ~, 49,. ....
known In niaeria medica for ru ny .
its falling and increasing growth " saI I,
with pleasure by all desirln: beautis1 , ""' - "'
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Prussia PrOgrammcs the Points.
LONDON, Jan. II, 1871.
have received a telegram from Berlin on the
subject Of the London Congress, which assures me
that the programme OF the Conference has been de-
fnitely arranged.
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koyM I'm .aar Lotfcry.--For Onlc.ai Draw
ms OF Janaory II scs another column.
TAYLOR CO., BANKERS. i5 Wali street.
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CRUSHED BY THE SNOW.

The Roof Of Railroad Depot Broken
Down-Narrow Escapes-Damage $4,000.
On Sunday evening the roof or the large building
known as the "Round House." at the Erie dep OF
Newburg was crushed in by the weight OF the snow
on it. and fell on four locomotives which were in the
house at the time, badly damaging them. There
were in the building at the time OF the accident five
or SIX men. One man, named Sanford,
fireman Of engine No. 146 was in the "cabn
when the roof fell, but escaped without injury
and shortly afterward crawed out OF the ruins.
A beam Of the roof struck the engine on the dome,
just forward Of the cab. badly smashing 1t, and
making Mr.. Sanford's escape very narrow one.
TWO men who were In the pit, under one OF the en-,
gines, also escaped without harm. Two others were
In the building, near the south entrance when they
heard the cracking Of the roof both out just in
Swayne slightly injured by being struck on the
leg by falling timber. Their escape from instant
death was marvellous. The building was large one
or brick, and measured one hundred and twenty by
sixty feet. 1t erected IN l84s when the Newburg
Branch Railroad was opened, The engines damaged
are Nos. 80. 146, $50 and 208 Engine No. 285-one
OF the finest on the road-had just been run out Of
the Round House when the roof fell The table
IN the house was considerably damaged. The
total loss is estimated at about $4,000
gang OF 'wreckers'' worked at the
ruins all sunday night and all day Monday, and
pretty well cleared them away. The walls OF the
building remained standing. Engines arrived from
Greycourt and Port Jervis on Sunday night, and
there has been no delay in the running OF the trains
either on the Newbnrg branch or on the New YORK
and NewDurg Railroad
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Address from the United IrishmeD TO the
Liberated Fenians-A Plan for Union.
deputaton from the United Irshmen called at
sweenys Hotel last night and presented the follow
ing address to the liberated Fenians:-
HEADQUARTERS UNITED IRIsHMENl
TROY, N. y, JAM 20. 1871.
BRoTHERs-Be Believing that your advent to the
United States and the ectat therefrom arising pre-
sent favorable opportunity for perfectlng q
thorough union OF the Irish natienalists OF North
America, in accordance with the PRINCIPLES and past
your supervision as worthy representatives
Of The r b. to Which we a5 IN common n71
allegiance, 10 unite the exllel portion OF
our race, 30 as TO increase their influence to
can be erected Immediately, and that whatever diff
ferences exist are but on details Of systen, which
The majority OF the united body can at any time
settle. IL is not calculated TO subserve fraternal
union by entering into the merits OF the causes Gre
ating dlssenslon IN our national ranks. It is
sufficient that In the future we can learn by
our past experience how to avoid such evils.
Neither Is 1t necessary to open the question of
relative strength and resources; though we desire
il distinctly understood that do by this imply
that we are inferior IN either II such test is deemed
ireland require lt-and freshmen expect you, as men
who have suffered for our cause 10 act as super
vlsors IN bringing It about. We as an organiza-
ton, ask no advantages, claim superiority
admit no superiority, but insist that you. laying
any feeling OF diildence that you might entertain
union Will accept the trust our people desire
you 70 take ee and WHICH, from your past
This union, so mp'Iatively essential, can DE cf-
fecled at ence No general convention is necessary.
Let US unite first under your directions or auspices
and afterwards arrange details OF system The only
impeachment 10 union is the existence OF several
cuve authorities, Let each OF these resign Ieaving
the different organizations without their present gov
erning power ana have an executive council Of Three
more among you to take charge. ia The character
OF trustees, and with provisional power, until
general convention OF the united body is convened,
at which all classes VIII be represented as Irish
natonaists THIS Is assuredy equltable, because II
makes the people the legislators, 1t ensures union,
avoids ground for dlstrrst and viii show TO the
world that we can act as lrishmen unitedly
and unselhshly for Ireland, thereby cignifyng our
race and enhancing our power AMI influence.
As guarantee Of cur faith we cordially and wl.
lingy present TO you resignation as directors OF
our organization, and we will as soon as other au-
thorkies DO the same transfer control OF our pro-
perry and organization into the hands OF parties
lected by you from among Yourselves. Fraternally
yours, WIN. J. NICHOLSON, Secretary.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD s.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship st Louis, Whitehead New Orleans with mdse
and passengers, 10 Ii Cromwell Co.. -
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, Charleston Jan 20
with mdse and passengers, TO II Morgan & Co. Had
strong W. gale the entire passage - -.
Steamship Isaac Bel Blakeman Bfchmond City Point
and Norfolk with mdse ana to the Old Domn-
ion Steamship Co. -
Steamship John Gibson Winters Georgetown, DC, with
with mdse and passengers, to u Il Merrlck .
Steamship Fanits Doane, Philadelphia with mdse to the
Lorilard Steamship Co. -
Steamship kaitesnakc, Wpnett, fhodepha, win mdse
TO Jas Hand. 90, =,
Snip BLACK Prince (Br, ingls Yokohama liz days with
tea 10 John Caswell Co. Touched ut Angler Point Nov
and again 9Th passed the Cape OF Good Hope Dec
Ia The Equator Jan In lon 81 had hne weather
throughout; has bees DAYS North o. Hatieras
Ship Goscnen (NG,. Heyn, Bremsa Dec lo Win ndse 70
Chos Ilo.ng 4 Co. -
Ship vnafraDca Williams. Antwerp Dec u and Flushing
Dist with mdse, xorgan's Sons Came the foutherl
sro.. trades IN 30 was 10 days porth OF
bermuda wish light Winds an1 thick weather -
Bark Euponia NOR kisssen Cardiff, ~ days with rail-
iron TO vessel 10 Punch Edye 10 came the
southern passage, hnd had moderate weather - ,,
Bnrk Ib,rua mon, Mus!eId, Port Talbot 81 days, with
railway iron 10 ordcr--vesse 10 Wendt, Tetens Book
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ANOTHER TENEMENT HOUSE HORROR
Four Persons Found paad in Bed, suffo-
cat d by Gas.

At an early Rour last evening the police reporters
OF the various city papers were notified that four
persons he'd been sufocated in the vicinity OF Eighty
ntth Street by an escape OF gas on the noor
where they were sleeping. The telegram came
from Captain Byrne of the Eighty-sxth street sta
ton house, and gave all the particulars at that time
in possession OF the police.
At midnight HERALD reporter visited the scene,
In company with Captain Byrne. In front Of
the house, which Is in Third avenue, near
Eighty-1fth street. two policemen were stand
ing. Ascending the stairs door was opened on
the second floor from which came forth stencil
which would almost drive one back, even were he
possessed Of the strongest nerves and stomach En-
tering this room, a small one there was to be seen
IN one corner bed containing four dead bodies
In the room was scattered about clothing, scanty
articles OF furniture and dishes, all unclean. A
small piece Of candle was furnished by the police
and with this hasty inspection was made or the
premises. Sticking the piece of candle on the
head or the bed the bodies OF those 1t contained
were examined by Its uncertain light. All
OF those upon it wore the full every day
dress. Evidently the room had got cold and they
had, as poor folks often are compelled to do re-
tired with their clothes on On the further side Of
the bed. and near the wall, was man, some twenty
years Of age, and very good-looking, whom the
and half-open eyes and beard some three days
old; he was dressed IN q dark coat dark pants,
llght-colored vest and a grayish WOODEN shirt. A
pair of woolen stockings were on his feet half
covered by an old quilt. From his mouth there had
escaped quantity OF foam, and 1t hung upon his
lips in a great white cloud. His right hand was
thrust into the upper part OF his pants and the left
hung over the head of little child creeping up on
his breast. The child seemed creeping
away fran the asphyxia of death which
surrounded It, IL was scantily clad in a woollen
jacket and striped skirt Of cotton stur. Next
to this lay the mother. enctente, with a
placid and lstless look She wore dingy
dressing gown OF purple color ana a
grey serge underdress She was about twenty eight
years Of age. Next to this woman, ana on the out
side OF the bed lay another-a sister named Susan
Sander. She wore marion colored dress
and q black and white blaid shawl. Her
face was red and her nostrs and mouth were
covered with blood, evidently the effects OF snroca-
ton. 1t was one OF the most horrible spectaclcs
one can imagine, and even the police, accustomed
to every horror, refused to enter the room.
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Steamship City of London tBr), Tbbs, Liverpool John
q Dale.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg. Porland-J F Ames.
Ship Escort Whitman, Livcrpool-S Thompsons Nephew
a Co.
Ship Sterling Castle (Br), Hamilton, Londo,--E Nor
CAMS Sons.
Bark Seaman tBr) Curry, Antwerp Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Erna tSor) Asbjornsen, Aptwerp-Wendt Tetens
Bockmann.
BARK Edward Hin (Br), Carr venice-Fabbn 4 Chaun
cey.
Bark Hermod Nor, HaDGen Gibraltar tor orders-Funch
Edge Co.
Brig Jas Ratchrord (Br George, Port PstteCranda
Bertaux Co.
schr Victor, Mahoney, PAra-C Ludmann Co.
Schr Gersh Banker, Swinton Maranham and Para-Fran
els Moran.
Schr Setagawa Bryant, Baracoa--B Weinberg.
schr Tookolita, Reed, Noriolk-C staples Co..
Schr Yankee Boy, Dill New Havcn-Ferguson Wood
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NEW YORK LIS +lsLATUR9


ALBANY, Jan. 80 Isl
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. TwEED-Authorzlng The American Con-
gregatonal Union OF the City OF New York to take
and 10 hold by git, &c, real ana personal estate
for aiding public churches.
BY Mr.. CHAPdAN-Amending the Binghamton
Water law.
BILLS REPORTED.
Authorizing the taking OF additional lands and
waters Tor the Croton Aqueduct, New York.
Authorizing The Common Council OF lie city OF
bockport 10 raise money 10y tax TO pay indebted
ness.
BILLS PASSED.
To revise and amend several acts relating 10
+ quo instruction.
To incorporate the American Home Missionary
Society.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The resolution 10 elect on February Regents OF
Gne University IN place Of Gideon Ilawley and ROD
-ert Campbell, deceased, was adopted.
The bili providing the mode and manner OF elect
ing town officers III Richmond county was ordered
10 n ,hird reading
Adjourned.
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Essen lbly.
ALBANY, Jan 80. 1871.
BILLS INTRODUCED.


BILLS INTRODUCED.
ny Mr.. incorporating the Grand Lodge OF
Benevolent and Protective Order, New Yerk. Also
10 prevent fraud Ia the sale OF coal in New York.
by Mr.. fIsLDs-To correct clerical 4ror in the
railroad bonding law.
BY Mir. ID. BURNs-Providing that all sales OF real
estate hereafter made in the city and county o New
York, under decree OF judgment or any court OF
record shall be ade ~ the sheriff OF said city and
county, except IN Cases where said sheriff Is mte
rested
BY Mr. HAYgs-AmendinE the revised statutes so
that administrators appointed ~ surrogate, and
in the death OF The executors, may sell ana give
tue 70 real estate.
BY Mr.. FLAGG-Auihorizing The city OF Troy to
take wa,er nom the Hudson river Tor city purposes
by Mr. iNBcKER--Auihorizing the trustees OF the
Seamen's fl I'd 10 sell certain lands.
BY Mr.. BAHNEY-To erect new county from
par OF Steuben ,NQnnly.
by Mr.. GLEASON Extending the provisions OF
law passed last SET sion relative 70 banking 10 prl-
yate banking corpora Mons .
Nv the acknowledgements New YORK Ratl-
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road Company ana authorizing the laying OF dou-
Bile track on the est side OF the city, up 10 Spuyten
Dnyvn Creek, and back TO Twenty-sxth street.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The bill amending the charter OF the Cannon
street Baptist church, Brooklyn, was ordered 10
third reading.
The bill increasing the pay for the publication OF
the Session laws 10 fifty cents a foo, uniformly was
defeated in committee, but in the House Mr. Sell
KREa moved 10 order the bill TO third reading,
which was carried
the bin fixing compensation of supervisors was
ordered to a third reading.
Alionrned
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Two Italian harpsts named Nicholas and Francis
stepeney, were tuning their wires yesterday after
noon opposite the house No. As Sussex street. Jersey
City, when tney were attacked by Two roughs,
named Lack Fallon and Jack Dolan. the
former OF whom broke the harp and violin. In the
scuf1e which ensued Pallon inflicted deep cash on
the head OF Nicholas etepeney and reeey ed In return
the blade OF q knife unoer the armpit the right
side. The harpers were locked up In the First pre-
cnct station and they presented the appearance Of
having been treated very roughly.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, Jan. 80, ISL
Seven p. M.-Barometer, 20 20; thermometer, ID
degrees Relative humidity, 62; wind west; velocity
OF wind IS miles per hour. The snow shines through
hazy atmosphere while far to the south Is q band
OF clouds along the horizon
The newly formed frsstwork on the Heuse and
railway is beautiful In its purity and whiteness.
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FIRES.

Five Stores Burned in Montrenl-Two Per-
sons SufOcated.
MONTREAL, Jan. 80, 1871
Five stores, situated on Notre Dame street. nearly
opposite st. Lambert's Hill, all more or less
damaged by fire on Sunday mernlng Total loss
about $4,000; insurance half that amount Four
or five OF the inmates sleeping over the store occu
pied by Miss Parradish as a millinery were res
cued from the upper story windows, the staircase
being on fire before th0ir danger was discovered
The fremen on penetrating the building found
Henry Cora dreadfuly burned, and his Henry
and a servant girl, named Fanny Burgess. suffo-
Gated,
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JAMES DuapIY ASSOCIATIVE.

The James Dunphy Association gave their annual
bali last evening at Apollo Hall, which proved to be
very pleasant affair, and was attended by large
number OF personal and political friends. The
officers are:-James w. Ledw.th, President; John
T. Carroll, Secretary ana Robert NJ Dare Urea
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TElEGRApHlC NEWS Items.

Edward Earle was elected Mayor of Worcester Mass at
the special election yesterday.
Charles H. MCDOWELL. prominent Massachusetts, journa
list and editor of the Worcester Gas died yesterday
Patrick X Friay Of Evansville, Ind killed yesterday
by the bursting Of the fywnee in the factory where
employed.
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The PittsbuTg Fire.

PIrTsBURG, JAM go 1871.
The loss by the fire last night was heavier than
supposed. The following are the losses:-F. Brown,
drugs about $4,000, insured for $780, 900; Christian
Hess, dry goods, $4,000, fully insured Lane Brothers,
hardware. $2o,000 Insured for $4,000 Nearly the
entire loss was caused by water.
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Disastrous Fire in Lewiston, Me.

LEWISTON, JAM 80, 1871.
The store and storehouse Of Abner Coombs,
Bowdon Centre, were burned on Sunday morning,
and all his goods, 5000 OF the town money and all
the selectmen's books and shoemaker's shop were
burned also the shoe shop OF l.. u. NJ. Beals.
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Large Fire mt Norwich, Conn.

NORWICH Jan. 80, 1871.
row Of wooden building on Main street, next TO
the Wauregan House, are burning and they bid fair
to be destroyed. The heaviest estimated losses to
occupants, as now ascertained, are Adolphus r.
picture frames, So, O0o insured at $4,000.
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Jenny sr Hene Bremen q days IN ballast. to
Jan r. M lon ~ spoke ship Huron r,s SRI o;,sT from savan
ssss .
Ear SSsS: S$saa M..n,q. y asy.x W..
passs Cape sd r ssiSs spoke sS BARK
IoS g sa Havana FOR Ne" YORK. has been days
Bark Eliza Barss, vesey, Bermuda 10 days. In ballast to
i Had sss se
uruguay ss %
Ha be lon ~ aa h c ss
days north Of Hatteras
ASssas aaS - As%sy
Of ne w w hssvS the entire p
sails, lifted forecasts DECK started maiS raj and stern
dok load OF ogwood the and the safety Of the
Brig Union Star lB Merriam, 81 AIMS Bay ia e days
been days sSs north q Haerass '0'' anu spa"
SnRs Philips days Had
gales north Of Hstseras.
a ss aSPG s Sa
to natteras since strong and NE Winds and been days
Excelsior Br Mayor BeT%ads days IN 2. ballast q st.
p.sSsa bark La cisuena from Leghorn via Bermuda
nosSa
Of lumber and 'J 5 and split was % high
lands the 29d inst then heavy NV gale and was
blown of as far the of Virginia. had pilot on
| board 10 days.
Brig Julia Carney, Coburn Pensacola, go days, with
ordnance Stores to Borand, Dearboune Co. Had heavy
head winds the entire pasage been days north OF Hat
teras.
schr Franklin Treat tof Frankfort, Mel, Parker, Santa
Covessel to master Experienced light variable weather
Jan 81 Barnegst bearing BY W. 81 mixes distant passed
two light spars with bright masheads apparently belonging
to schr; Jan go lat 81 49, lon n A. In company with
brig Prentiss Hobbs from Nassau for -; has been DAYS
| north OF Hatteras
schr Mary ,Br), Berner st Pierre Mart 20 days, with
&c, to T 4 Dwight Co. Was days north of
Hatteras with heavy Mr. and NV gales Jan 81 lat 49, Ion
70 81 during strong gale from east lost ibboom bstay
and flying b.
schr Franklin (of Boston,, Purvere, New Orleans 90
days. with and molasses to master Had head winds
| the entire passage; days north of Hateras.
schr Fred sponard (of Backsgort Turner savannah,
days, with lumber TO Jonathan Bearsevessel Buck
Co. Had fine weather up Hateras; since strong NJ
| gales and been days north OF that point.
Schr Sea Queen Noon, York river, Va Is days with rail
road ties to Alex Wheeler Jan Ia, heavy gale from
NNE, ost part Of deck load aud split sails.
| scbr Emma, Whitman, Virginia.
| Schr d Howard Dennis, Virginia.
| RETURNED Brig Abby Allen, Havener hence for Der
muda Jan 49, with cattle to Jones Longh, when mle
outside Of Sandy Hook through by the ice causing
| her 10 leak badly. Returned for repairs
| Passed ThrOu yh Hell Gate.
BOUND EAST.
| Steamship Franconia Bragg. New York for Portland
Schr Carlton Br) Thomas New York for Deer Isle, NIB.
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Fire in Massac husets.

BOSTON, Jan. 80, 1871.
Smith & Doves carpet yarn factory In Andover
was burned yesterday. Loss 5o00 insured Sl3 600.
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SHIPPING NEW S

Almanac for New York This Day.
Sun rises. ..... IL Moon sets. morn 8 10
Sun sets. 49,. 5 l6 High water. morn O6
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
or
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BELOW.

BARK Deborah Penne, Reed, 40 days from Bremen tby
pilot boat g w Blunt, No III.
Bark Morocco (NG) Farnsworh from Antwerp (by pilot
boat Edmund briggs, No ~.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office.
Stean.eg. / saiis / Destinat,oo. /
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JlyusaY 80, 1871.
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AN0IHER FENlAN ADDRESS.

Address from the United IrishmeD TO the
Liberated Fenians-A Plan for Union.
A deputation from the United Irishmen called at
Sweeny's Hotel last night and presented the follow
Ing address to the liberated Fenians:-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-16
OUR CHURCHES.

REsBYrERfAN-Eight -str,et.
Preaching, Sabbath at IOI4 a. ~, and 7IpS.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at ~ pm.
sunday School, p. ". J. ". Lansden, Super.
intendent. Rev c. II. Foorr, FASTER
hETHoDisr-Cor. Eighth and Walnut sts
Preaching, Sabbath loIs A. ~, and7r.u.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7y,P.n.
sunday school .3P.s. l.. W. stilsell, super.
in'endeni. Rev r. l.. TnoNrsos. Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-tEp.copaW
Morning prayers, sabbath lOJz An
Evening prayer'.715,r. N.
Sabbath school, 9A.s.
Rev. Mn. COAs, Rector.
sf. PATRiCKs CHURCH-cor. Ninth n. and
Washington Avenue.
Public Service, sabbath ~ and ioI. An
Nespers, 3r.A.
unday School, Pm.
service every day, sP.N.
Rev. r. J. OH.LLoRAs, Priest. .
YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN NAsSOCIATIOS--Reg.
ular meeting second Monday each month at tie
Prayer room Of the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, ~ ?. ~, at
.he Prayer room Of the Presb,t terian church.
.,.,.,.. .. &. PAEsoss, President.
AFRICAN INTERPRETATIONS between
Walnut an Cedar.
''A'''N.f 9abDatllt IL - ~
sunday School, ~ Pm.
C,ass3PN.
SECOND FREE WILL LBAPTlsT-Fift.enth 81,
Preaching, IA Pm. Rev. WIN. Jackson, Pastor.
between Walnut and Cedar.
Services Sabbath, IA and , P.s.
Rev. n. RIcKs. Pastor.
fREE-wILL BAPTIST HOME MIssiUS sUN
DAY sCHOOL-Corner walnut and Cedar sts.
Sunday School, gA. N.
FIRST FREE WILL BAPTIST cHuRcH-cur-
rvs Barracks.
Services, sabbath IL A. NJ, 3Pn and ~ Pm,
Rev. WV. KELLEY, Pastor.
FIRST MISSIONARY Baptist CHURCH-Bet.
ween 10th and nth streets, near Cedar.
Preaching Sabbath lO1. 4. NJ, and -. P.s.
Prayer Meeting. Wedne .iay evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
sabbath SrhoOl, IL P. ". John Van Baker and
Mary stephens superintendrnt-.
Rev. T J. sHySIs. Paste
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. J. Baker, OF Alexander.
Prosecuting Attorney. +. Mccartney, OF
Aassac
Circuit Clerk-Jno. q. Harman.
SherIii-A II. Irwin.
VIM. Martin, Assessor and Treasurer.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge-F. Bross.
Associa,es-J...E. McCrte and 3 Marchildon.
Cerk--Jacob G. Lynch.
Coroner-John II. Gossman.