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Gbauees for Bnsinees Glen.

Gbauees for Business Glen.
A RARE CHANCE for a good BAKER in
a Hareo .rl. HOUSE lease for SALE hetEcen Ole hunI
I hundred dtSeuty thrstA Inquire
for WI. B. RACsTlN, 22 OnehaHlred and tNenty .tllt.
NOR SALE-In Brooklyn, an old and we'll
established BUSINESS Confectionery and RestsualG tnee IS an
excellent family and party custom FOR %
CHARLES GRAEF Brostss n ~ address BUSINESS III
1iv'nes0n-t., BROOKLYN. -
NOR SALE.-Half interest in FLOUR BAR
REL sTAyE HEADING FACTORY, vel !oeaiet 90 5yef
snd railroad doing good business Address bLASA' Belle
PIsin hrun, orCOCHRAS X WALSH SAINT Pau, aiun
DARTIES wishing to establish STEAM MAN
il UFACTORIEs thriving and rapidly growing manufacturing vi
ge the trunk aR coal ralTays Sh II mss o
100 lots OF more ImsGraIfS SSng @ as s
depot by addressing AEWgEhssA, tnOuHe 0"e.-
WANTED, by a young Nirginlan with con-
w adorable IN "A PARTNER With suncieoi
e.pta 70 purchase ype for the establishment OF i've Nh
paper and inviting portions Of he oI
Domuon" Enjoying nitabe sequainissci are
guaranteed
rerrei. Address ONWARD, Richmond va.
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SewYork Wayne County near Rochester yons S one ms
fruit &c frners houses barns ei eO
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land sAw-m 5hOrse ath aud shnge NnaA
bo everything complete Oeri vessels spd esBAOoa ssa
Iom mill; railroad Rochester; quick demand ior umoeT evo
sor logs Price for everything Si51oi terms easy E Ats
Suburban house part payment balance a hl cou
desired opportunity for certain spesay sAy i01e
sold because Z" iFn'-'~ PB GODDARD ~ Piuest
% M O00 TO eO0-PARTNER Wanted
gSU,UUU IN an E',.ei,L:d W.ol...ls Cash so:D'..
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Goparinsrsbip Notifes.

COPARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned have
~ tbs dAy eopser,hip for The Transaction Of sssr1
Ranking Bokera under the arm Of hbk
s.. .ya,L Nsrrb l Ig32 ". T. MERRILL
NN' A''-' - J. 4 TiLNBY.
CIV DoUGBBRTY
81 PIsssr, Esw-YoRK, March l, lsT7.
vIyHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
ron.rtner.hip for continuing the General Banking Business
orcss,or Henry Tsmsg We receive dspos allowing interest
purchase sale Of Stocks geld Unttad
states bon and securities negotiate loans approved eo
d make collections a.. the country HENRY tai
MADGE HRNRY p. TALhADGk. HENRY TALAADGk 20.
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Rev. n. d. NorthroD W preach IN lhe NesI Fea hT %
PrrsDytedan SUNDAY the usual hour Ihiri
evening the Vices Of New Ork; EHtraagauoe
Rey. L.. Weed Nl preach Old John-, NJ b. Churh be
Nassau and Wl.Ass., ut anu y seats free Al
are cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-02

nIIarlem second Presbyterian thurch.-bey JAN -
r.. DWIGHT will preach MORNING and EVENING Aareh o. .
yilthst between 1hr and Faurh
avss Sunday school, 2;}) Prayer heans FRIDAY EVEN
New-York tribune., 1872-03-02

go sunday evening, u O'Clock and her r T. KENDRCK
te-th discourse The Bbe Our Public schools az ne ui
Methodist Church Wiamsburgh, fhh also Rev VII
LIAM g. CLARK a. 10y O'clock Seau free Bible Glass AAaver
- Mill Z o.
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IeNinGton-ave. VI. l.. Church. Fit second u -
Preaching SABBATH MORNING l04 by Rev e. G. GOSn SRI
tbs Evening bv c Pastor Rev r. NJ STRATTQN sibbasrhoo
.t D. m Genera. Pragel. 2. 10. sel,s zee.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-02

All Cordially Invffed-Ths Rev 2 T Brscox of A-
Chntonsve Bapus. Chsrsh q BeSLlIn vii deliver ssrn". 20 s
1hh sixe.p.h st, rear EghthsEa The Rev WN MIKELs
Pastor, Will preach 10 the norsirs
Ribie I'm schooIs-Rev OSCAR HUGO preaelss MORROW
pes.Ss' Ss1N P, Ps,o. Pi o Conssse IN Rosss
Catholic Countries, and Bible Rights IN oar Bloc L,nd1
Broadway Tabernacle Church.-Hss. R D HITCH
COCK D. sl preach At ~ and Rev GEO HGOULD' D.
ae Of Hartford, st:i p m. oa SUNDAY. March !
Bereau baptist Church, Downing snd Dsdorf,s
At m p pAys sNbs3 FPvsyG Peis M Ps1s s5s .s,1 sSR1 &
oeNeen seventh and Eighth avesRev FRED EVANS pastor NJ
preach a. GS "a Suoss Ride" aal 7;Jo Personal
nt-c VIA Jesus Strangers provided eiih seats Weeome
thnTeh Of the Holy APOSTLES. Of Tsearegbthst
.aa M Sa,a-ays. Rsy LySQY D. Rector Re- W LEWIS
on ;he st and tbrd of,s- !. a. IA sou
o. sunday Eyeaing Lectures on the Pathaschil AE,7
az S4sst T ProteI,ant g. EPss1Pa Gh1Tss Faaa
Services sundayMoning prayer ard suuoa. lo evening
@ @s.e course on Church History SUNDAY AFTERNOON At 5.g
suAnser are invited to s ths services in this eaaTch
Ihnrch Of the PnrItsn-.-Presrhng SABBATH EvBs
lNG ~ ey Dr CHEEykR the chapel q the In 'y WASH
at 4 o'clock The uhrt Of the lecture The o sou
@ io-hl 70 ChrsI1 All Per.Ons cordially invited
calvary Baptist Church. Wet Trentg thir.t. be,-e.s
seats.
Church Of the Messiah oe' Of PsTlsy and Ia sourts
Church SUNDAY Mrca morning ard eveHng Safc morsT
Liberal Christian Of the Lori, sor
per- EVening hoe y alts r-h.lon hl = rut.'
Fifh-aye. Baptist Church, Forv-drtAs st. Rev THOMAS
APhTAGB D. D., Pssor-Seryices on SUNDAY l0i a a
,. IL. SUNDAY school At 9 g. NJ
Uuons. Preaching LORDS DAY Mach lo:9 asd 10
BY the Pssor Rev 7 MDDLEDITCH D. This Csurrh VII
yysel.e te ~
Eriyr meeting Bbe-scbCo a. J. Re mold. aracor on %EDSES
pSY EVENING !bou IN good
free
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C.rand-st. Methodist Church, between Foarh aad Fl

Harlem Congregational Church, 01ehuntr'i aHtVea'y
GGh, corner Rev. SANUE H. tlkGiN, pastor Ser
| -. -. . Il m - m
New-York tribune., 1872-03-02

Five Points Mission, Of The Od Brcvry. q ParkstI'
gnal miln az the Points Rev j. n SHAFFER huuernendent
lot preaching n m. sunda7school At V N
aud from y TO D. Friends Of the iuvite-
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, October 1s.-Thiers will leave
Paris tomorrow morning, probably re.
turning TO Trouville Tor u briei respite
from his arduous labors.
The new postal treaty between France
and the United States will soon be signed
Mr. Goulard, Minister of Finance, wants
one Of the postal rates TO be raised from
40 10 45 centimes Tor 10 grammeS, and he
differs from the Postal Department slight.
y on the question oI transit; but Th1ers
has iutefpoSed to reconcile all of tho diC.
ierences and smooth the way for the final
ratification OF the treaty.
The heavy rains have caused the Rhonc,
sarne and Loire rivers to overflow their
banks.
The bulk of the German force in btarne
and Upper Marne IS to be Withdrawn.
Small detachments will remain at the i'm.
portant points after tho 25th inst. The
winter quarters OF the German troops in
the other departments have not yet been
completed.
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Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, October 19.--Tht
trottlng at the horse fair to-day was very
line, the weather splendid and the track
in fine condition and attendance good,
The third trot, for yearlings, was very
remarkable, the time made being OF Sec
onds laster than has ever been recorded
before, and tho entire race without q
break. The winner and the contesting
colt are both by Mambrino Patchen.
First trOt-premium $3.50, for four year
olds and under, 800 to first, $50 for sec
ond, mile heats 3 in s, to harness-G. 81.
Brasfeld's Mollle, four years old, by Nam.
6tino Champion, l, 1, /; Spears W.
Dawnton's Queen Lyde 9, 9, 3; Thomas
BTittOn's Maggie Main 8, 8,3. Time
2:3S9, 2:3S4, 23St.
Second trot-premium $3.50, for horses
that never beat 2:40; $10O 10 the first, and
500 to the second; mile heats, best three
in five 10 harness; Hunt Brothers Kitty
Burgess, l, l,2, /; George W. Nutter's
Sugar In the Gourd, 8, Q, l, Q; Jesse
Dunn's Roderick, 3, 9, 8, 8, 2; A. G. Pc
tcrs' Meteor, 4, 4, distanced: s. B. Wal.
lace's Carolina, distanced; Kendall's An
derson and Jack Matthews distanced,
Time, 2:4l4 2:37, 1850 and 1851.
Third trot-premium $10O, for year.
llngs, mile heats to harness; L. Hers
Mambrina Patchen, /, /; ]. II. Child's
Hailstorm, by Mambrino Patchen, 2, 2;
G. W. Nichols Alroy, by Almont, dis.
tanced. Time, 3:14t and l:13i.
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A REMARKADLE AND sKILLFu1 O.

/ A REMARKABLE AND SKGLLFuL OPE.
RATIoN.-Our city was yesterday the
scene OF an entirely new operation in
surgcry-so lar as regards the Western
country. The operation consisted Of re-
secting the hip Joint and saving of three
inches Of the thigh bone, and taking
away o large quantity OF decayed bone
from the hip. The disease had continued
fifteen years The design Of this opera,
ton is to make new joint, and 10 length,
en- the leg two inches. The operation oc.
cupied one and one half hours, Dr.. Tay,
lor operating, assisted by DR.. Letterman
OF Fayettc county, and by Drs. Cotton
and Patrick, Of this city. The patient
Mr. King Galloway, sou of Rev. Mr.. Cal
@wpy, bore the terrible ordeal well, and
at five o'clock was doing well.-Rana-
Nia Journal.
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CIVIL RIGHTS IN DELAWARE.
Attempt to Disfranchisc Colorcd
Voters at Wilmingtou-.-SuitS
Against the Guilty Officials.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. 1S.-A series
Of important trials were commenced In
court in this city Tuesday. These trials
are upon indictments against county
officials for preventing the assessment
of colored voters under the act oil Con.
gress enforcing the Fifteenth Amend
ment. The first case taken was that Of
the United States against Archibald
Given, Collector of county taxes, who Is
charged with neglecting or refusing taxes
from five colorGd men residing In vii.
mington. BY this action aud further
management, leaving their names oil the
assessment, so that they could not pay
their taxes and were therefore deprived
Of their votes This trial will be conclud.
ed Friday. Owing to the asserted fact
that large numbeIs Of colored citizens
have been traudulently left oil the assess.
ment lists, the case excites deep interest.
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a WASHINGTON correspondent Is au
th0rity Tor the statement that surveys arc
now in progress for proposed ship canal
across tho Delaware peninsula, connect
ing the Chesapeake and Delaware bays
and thus enabling the Baltimore and Oiic
line OF ocean steamships TO compete or
equal terms with that to be started by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Gov
Pender, Of Delaware, has promised tC
recommend State aid IN his next message
The canal will cost $4,00O,00O, which il
Is believed can be borrowed In Germany
and will bring Baltimore day nearer
Bremen,
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SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE, October 1s.-Neilson and
Purdy, two boys, were found guilty oil
manslaughter In the second degree, al
Ogden, for the rape and murder OF q lit
tie girl in Hooper City, last summer, and
sentenced to the penitcntiary Tor twenty
years.
Geo. N. Smith, one Of tho Prophets
seers, and Revelators OF tho Church O.
the Latter Day Saints, with a party, hal
started on religious pilgrimage 10 Pal
estine and the holy city, to prove tht
connection of the Mormons and the los
tribes.
Rev. Mr.. McLead, is lecturlng on Nor
monism TO great crowds.
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The Cotton Crop.

WAsuINGToN, October 1s.-The follow.
ing is synopsis oil the report OF the Statis.
tician OF the Department of Agriculture
upon the condition Of the cotton crop in
October. The cotton prospect has under.
gone no serious changes since the Sep
tember report. The condition is reduced
from 0l In the first week of September, to
~ in October. In October OF last wear,
the average was 70. which was materially
reduced from that of the previous month,
It will be seen the condition Is still placed
higher than IN last years report for Octo.
Der, while the area according to our
judgment was l3 per cent greater.
The State averages are as follows :
Virginia, 81; North Carolina, 90; South
Carolina, So; Florida, 10; Georgia, SO;
Alabama, 50; Mississippi 78; Louisiana,
~; Texas, s.; Arkansas, 75; Tennessee,
90. The local disparity existing in the
condition Of the cotton is perhaps more
marked than usual. or the two counties
in Alabama producing the most largely,
both together yielding one.ninth ot the
cotton in the state-Montgomery reports
100 and Dallas so. In Georgia, Dawson,
the first In the amount Of productions re.
turns 100, while Sumter and Lee, both
large producers, give only SO. In Mis-,
sissippi few prominent counties report O
higher condition. Washington, CO; Madi.
sen, C6i Warren, G5. and Hynds 90, while
No1ubee and Claiborne return 100
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THE LATEST NEWS.

-AParls letter says that the municinal
officers who have participated in tho
meeting held to do honor to Gambetta,
are to be prescribed.
IN. Ellis s. Co.'s iron foundry, at South
Carver, Mass, was burned on Thursday
night. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
The Gar Of Russia has issued an ad-
dress granting full pardon to Michael
Czaykowsmi, the Polish General who,
underths title of sadyk Pasha, took ser
vice in the Turkish army aud dlstln.
guished himself as Commanders .chiet
Of tho Ottoman Cossacks in the wars
against Russia.
AT Hartford, Conn, Friday, ground
was broken on the Trinity College
grounds for tho now State house.
Officer Jas. N. Dyer, and VIM. Best,
Of Hudson, N. Y, was arrested Thurs.
day evening, on the charge of permitting
two men taken into custody by them on
Monday, and who are supposed to be
connected with the Waterford bank rob.
berry, TO escape. Dyer acknowledges that
he and Best received a pistol from the
men, but deny having received any
money.
The Massachusetts Democrat and
Liberal Committee at a meeting in Bos-
ton, Friday, decided to substitute F. W.
Bird in place OF Charles Sumner as a
candidate for Governor, Wm. S. Smith
for Lieut.. Governor in place of George
M. stearnes and Josiah Abbott, elector in
place Of Mr.. Bird.
"A Washington dispatch says another
Cuban expedition Is being fitted out on
an extensive scale under the auspices Of
the so called General Ryan, who himself
gives the information Of the project. But
1t is stated that the prominent Cuban
patriots place no confidence in Ryan.
Rev. George T, Chaplin, D. D., died
Friday, at his residence in Newburyport,
Massachusetts, aged 81 years. He grad.
uated at Dartmouth College in 1904, and
on commencing his theological studies en-.
tered the Episcopal Ministry and formed a
parish at Lexington, KY, remaining there
until 1880. Henry Clay was one OF his
Pensioners, and close tic of friendship
was formed which continued until Claws
death.
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The Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1e.-In the
Irish Cathlic Benevolent Union Conven-
ton to-day debate occurred on the con-
stitutional amendment to strike out the
word Irish from the name Of the Associ-
alton. 1t was advocated by Col. Keldare
OF Va, and opposed by Fathers McCaffe-
ry and Rooney. Finally vote was taken
and the proposition defeated-yeas 81
nays IS.
The Union elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President, Judge
Dennis Dwyer, Of Dayton, Ohio; Vice
Presidents, Francis McNohanny, Of Wash.
ington City, and P. Bannon, Of Louisville,
Ky; Secretary, Martin ]. Griffin, OF Phil
adelphia; Treasurer, Rev. James Henry
Of ST. Louis; members Of Executive Com
mittee, James D. Daugherty, Harrisburg
Pa; n. Glennon, Norfolk, Va, and Henry
y. Buckles, Baltimore, Md.
St. Louis was designated as the place
Tor holding the next annual convention
After passing resolutions OF thanks L
the press and people Of Philadelphia thI
convention adjourned sine die.
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CHICAGO is a thousand miles, more OF
less, from the seacoast, yet it has foreign
trade OF no small extent. The total value
ofthe imports OF that city during the past
eleven months was $0,5GO,79l; and there
were brought from other districts, in bond
goods 10 the value Of $5,959094; in seal
ed cars, forwarded without appraisement
$2,245,l1O.\ The direct importations by
lake amounted to $1,36O,5s7. Tho tota.
tonnage in the foreign trade is put dowr
at threc.quartcrs Of million tons, ant
tho value OF the importations in foreign
vessels Is largely In excess OF that ii
American vessels. The duties collected
for the time named are greater than vert
ever collected in any year previous a
that port
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MEMPHIS.

MEnpn1s, October 10 Lewis Holmes
and J. F. Evarbank, both planters in
Hardeman county, had difficulty yester-
day, during which the latter struck the
former over the head with stick Of wood,
from the effects Of which he died soon af
terward.
Last Tuesday James Davis, drunken
desperate, while intoxicated shot and
killed himself at Bottoms Store, iu Shelby
county.
Dr.. Backenstose's Circus was sold under
an execution yesterday, for Indebtedness
to the Captain oi the steamer Tyrone and
members Of the circus company.
Col. Dorsey, ot Helena, and Hon. Asa
Hodges, Of Orittenden county, were ap.
pointed by Gov. Hadley, OF Arkansas, TO
investigate the late riots ut Osceola, Ark,
and arc now In the city. They took testi.
mony from various parties at the Ovcrton
Hotel yesterday. To-day, accompanied
by several United States Marshals, they
will proceed TO 0sceola, where number
of prominent actors on both sides will be
placed under arrest and tried for melting
riot. Fitzgerald, the leader ofthe blacks,
Is in this city.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, October 1s-Thc Prcsl,
dent TO day appolnted ex.Gov. Lucius
Fairchild Consul at Liverpool, viee ThOs.
A: Dudley, resigned; Henry G. Strewe, oI
Washington Territory, Secretary OF that
Territory; VIM. Pound, U. s. Attorney,
Dakota; Andrew s. Cary, Postmaster,
Petersburg, Illinois.
Commander sull IL ordered to take
command Of the Nicaragua surveying ex.
pedition IN place Of Commander Hat.
field.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has no
yet commenced the preparation Of his re.
port on finances, nor has he intlmated to
any person whomsoever what recommen-
dationS he intends TO make.
Secretary Fish returned from New
York this morning.
Tho National Executive Committee oil
the Union League Of America will meet
at the Astor House, New York, Tuesday
next at noon.
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TnE Charleston Courier has been writ
b, up the idea once more of making Sr
" ,,so,op,istion to encourage immigration
n. Petersburg Times Gazette, which Is
os,n organ Of the dominant party
thought It vas its duty to assist in the
r,k Of encouraging immigration, and
storllngly itreproduCed the COurier's ar
Me. Now it apologies for having done
% having learned that the Courier was
uly trying ITO cheer up DR.. Mayer, the
,sllsried Commissioner Of Immigration,
vboi, beslirring himself TO wrest the lat
ssrtiatenlency of the Penitentiary from
oa, friend Col. shallcross. lithis be the
sas," says the T.,G. solemnly, I'VE con.
,ai We were sold"
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The Wool Trade.

"'va w F''p'aTh Commercial Of 18th iuse)
I'VE, Melefn Pennsylvania and Ohio dis
Ss S.S ste leellng severely the decline 10
%SsPhCe Of wool. During the summer,
~ Ts,1 n.Ns3 wool opened at 75 cents per pound,
W., saSN upon our farmers to sell, as II
fsI1,EpSDaOly the top Of the market; but,
Saassa .sa..a oy the experience of the former
n NV, Ihey held for higher prices; instead
,I,,uSu I SauVslce, prices have been receding
,'ItuneF, ,,' ,t, and are now lower than Ut
o1a,.5 NJ S;ae curing the year. No pulled is
isI St S. M ~ to IS cents, and American
Dr,s r %0Ou AeFinO at 81 TO 90 cents per
I, IiiouIac'lFes n,ioui arc waiting for still low
Eopt. %,Sss' : :, Large auction sales OF woolen
SvsS' S,,. u Iae East, by manufactures who
hSsS',T S',TI@pe!ted to raise money, realized,
ss, s STRaaled, about rs per cent, Of actual
Sis,A1 s 1DatiCg last July We frequently
ToIS T out that tho Inevitable result
so a. AZ SS W Ilat wool would sell next sea-
aas sSS y OF Washington county is esti-
BSEss,Sa Bs = worth $l.5OO,OOO at 70 cents.
ut ma "n' .AmlIIar with that trade, report
h, TSuH,Nata S.iNat ot that amount sold, the
SupSS"nS slowed away 10 barns and
p,,iNS ,i'4,ss, t,s lAe farmers 10 the meantime
hs,sss, h,s storage y, and insurance, losing the
aviSo iU.llhel On Their money, or worseestill
h;iSSs g., interest to carry their stock and
tST ~, @atketthat uSS. has already decline
nbTSss,V cent and which will probably
L. VT Vs. Were tho wool now stored il
W To.sta n,oO. Ner ofcounties marketed and
GovIG IGGSssus SSsus put into circulation we
GSs nave Save q rebound from the closencss
aSSl Ssseht Ss money market, and It's ben,
&eTbOTiau Tiauence would be felt throuChou,
SUE ''s Of the western portion Of The
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Long Island Baptist Convention.

NEW York, October 19.-At the Baby.
Ion, Long Island, Convention OF Baptists,
Wednesday, a very animated debate arose
on resolution TO appoint committee to
investigate the proceedings Of Rev. Drs,
Hyatt Smith and Geo. w. Pentecost, and
report whether they had departed from
the practices Of the ordinances of the
gospel as followed by the church and be-
longing TO the Long Island Baptist Asso.
citation. It resulted In tabling the subject
by vote Of 81 to "a. This probably
settles the dispute for year at least, and
gives the victory to Reys. Smith and Pen
fRNnat
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 1S The British tele.
graph wires are derangcd today at many
points by the severe storms.
A special from Berlin says that though
the reports Of the Jurist Consul on the
San Juan boundary question arc ready,
It ispoSsible that the arbitrament OF the
Emperor will be delayed some time yet.
The appointment ot Sir Rounded Pal
mer as Lord Chancellor is gazettcd.
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Five Hundred Tanners In Process,
sion,

ADRIAN, MICH, October. 1s-The most
successful and imposing political demon.
stration Of the campaign was held here
tonight. Upwards Of 500 tanners were
In line. Many private residences were
brilliantly illuminated, and the streets
were ablaze with pyrotechnics. Senator
Terry addressed an immense audience in
the opera house, and Gen. Stoughton
spoke to large crowd outside The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.