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SENFNG-.HAS'sasNES ~.
cEWIEG-MACHINE 4 NECESSITY.


THEGROVER & BAKER SEWING; MACHINES.
These CELEBRATED MACHINES have now
been in Il>e nearly quarter OF century, nave bccn
Introduced in every part at the world, and have AL
WAY, piyc;I entire satisfaction 10 the operator
Our NEW MACHINES arr very simple IN tlicir
construction. are made of the very best material
and have ALI. OF TIE LATEST lMPl!oNEM =
Ihcy RIM lrht are easily understood AND managed,
will do any and all kind, OF sew Inc In the otsi ana
most substantial manner. and for beauty OF finish
and durability are SOr SURPASSED u! AN! liiciiine
THEY AREINNALtABLE. ,- . $780,
We hay- both the ELASTIC and LOCk-SrlrcH ma
chiurs which we warrant In every particular
All in want of really good. reliable Scwing-lna-
rhiuc-ouc that viii last them litctime-are re-
spcrfulTy asked 10 call aud examine our stock be-
{. re purchasing elsewhere.
GROVER 4 BAKER SEWlSG-MAfHlSE
Company,
S2l MAIN STREET,
Richmond. Na.
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Train No. | Through mail and uEtt"~sl hayes
Greensboro dailvatl.0 A. VI. leaves DtusllIr Tally
i; i:32 4. NJ. arrives AT llchm"ni daily ~ Las
PM
Train No. : Through passenger lr""". Greens
h0rO' daily Except >undayGl n IL \. VI; lrty'e
DanviIe at iJ. T. ~: arrives NJ liichmond ~ .4'
| PM.
Train No. U.ynchbu'g passenger l"av"~ Iy"'h.
burg daily AZ \. NJ: leaves BHrt"r'iI" al H. /.
VI arrive, ut Richmond al 3.J l.. ~.
Trains Nos. "aGd - connect NJ Greensboro N.ih
| trains on The North Carolina railroad ;"r al points
| south.
| Train M. 10 connects at Greensboro wiki train
for Raleigh arriving there ut 1:J5 y VI. Prs"u' {,
leaving Raleigh AT lis i. VI. Co#utct IL Ur,"n~b":"
| with tram No. tor Richmond.
Train No. D connects ut lurkc'iiIc wi;H train "N
the Atlantic, Mississippi aui ohio railroad tor all
points southwest AMI south.
| I.ynchhurg Accommodation Train l"aNc' "irh'
| mond al as L. VI. daily except Snn'h, arriving
at Ivuchhurg in time IT, r',uuoc with The N"rHlN:
Passenger tain on the Atlantic. Mississippi aEd
| Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers coming cas-! leave l.ynrn'ur& 3itr h1
arrival OF the Atlantic Mississippi ana t'u" pa
senger train from Bristol. aud arrive al H!'AH""i
| at 9:.s \. VI.
| THROUGH TICKETS 10 al points south aHi
southwest ,.,u be- procured 4, the Ticket ns," 80
Richmond. and of Il. +. NALBtR. Agent ~ ~
Atlantic. Mississippi aud ohio rairoa'i. No. La
Main street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements I" advertise iit
schedule OF this company VIII pleas" mint ., above
JOHN f.. Nh. NlKl'p,
General +. .ht aud iIcA"t Agent
enI h.2
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WILL ALSO BE SOLD IMMEDI-
" ATELY AFTER TIE ABOVE. TO ~
REMDVfD. THE FRAME DWELLING AM
or HOUSES on TIE LOT on TUE NokIli-
LAST COR \ER OF GRACE AND IItlKi,
eTkE ETS. INCLUDING ARGE ~ MBr i
called 10 The above sales
HILL 4 GOpDlN.
ap l5-td hutt'oItNIo'
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'E'HE RICH OND CEMENT-P1PE
L FACTOKY. recently conducted bN JOSEPH

TOR SALE, \ DRUG STORE WITH A
l. good prescription business. Long credits. well
secured, given II desired. Address Box az. Lex
ingtou, Va. ap 7-im
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FINE SET
This set IS made OF best material, highly ,aruishc
and II worth 81.
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
- DONE At THIs oEEIGE
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BY Hill & GOddln,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
No, HOS Main street.

g,rAME MATERIALS IN TIE BUILD
L ING on GRACE STREET BETWEEN SEQ
n,;D AID THIRD STREETS FOR SALE ~
,j.tTItS.-On THURSDAY. Eth instant. ut -
O'Clock we will sell the prcni5c the franc-work'
door &c in the building on the lot between Mrs.
ilycv's and Mr. +. ". GrlbhSS.
TERMS Cash. ~ ,
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6tROQUET For 1873.
J. i. ELL. ! son,
BOOKSELLER,
Ito MAIN STREET.

YOUTHS SET.
Til, set Is made Of hard wood, well made, and var
niscl, strong and durabl, und IL the best set fol
the price In the market. Price, -.
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FOR RENE.

EOR RENT, two neat y VI EEi%s
L HOUSES on the northeast corner OF JACK ILL
con aud second streets recently put in thorough re-
mir Possession can be had ilnnieiitcly.
r. ID. EACllD. Zeal Estate = gent.
No. = Fourteenth street.
o.. hct w,rn Main and Franklin.
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L'OR SALE CHEAP, the STOCK. GOOD
n WILL, aud FIXTURES of Il GROCERY and
LIQUOR STOKE doing good business. Apply At
southeast corner ut Fou,hcc aud puval streets
lj-'Iu IhSSmx
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND. FREDERic KsBIR re iNp i'nTn-
II A 4

FREIGHT TRAINSh leave ir"ad-Strrt stltt"uru
MONDAYS. Wednesdays. an! Friday, ~ a:.5 i. ".
connecting at QEtutico with he Alexandria nl,!
Fredericksburg Railway. i:riurui@. ar:yca' Rrrr"
Street station on Tuesdays. Thursday. AL! SIuU-
DAYS n NJ
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, NO. COS
i BROAD STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE'-lhc gallery
J.. fitted up in the best manner, and has all tile
facilities and couvcnenccs for conducting the
business. All the apparatus is aud of the latest
aud most approved pattern. Applyto
ap l5-co.3tt =. y. DAVIS.
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VAIL kDAf MORNING..
Ircsbytcry met and was opened with
PRAYER. The following overture was adopted:
The Prcsbytcry Of Winchester ovcrtures
the General Assembly so to restrict the AS
>cmhIy'S Committee on Education "a TO limit
their appropriations to such candidates for
the ministry rs have prosecuted their studies
TO that stage required for admission into the
junior class Of our colleges, leaving all others
10 be provided for by Presbyteries and indi'
>idual>."
The Committee on Sustcntation. to whom
wa, referred the application from certain
persons at Berkeley Springs, Bath county,
requesting to be organized into Il church TO
br connected with this Prcsbytery, report
Recommending that i committee consisting
oi DR. Riddle aud Rev. A. e. Hopkins, with
Elders Blackburn, Hughes, and Robert
Bridges, be appointed TO organizer church at
Berkeley Springs, il the way I've clear and
tirIt Or. Riddle be requested 10 take the care
and overs INT Of said church, if organized,
unti! the LtXt meeting 81 pre,bytery.
II T.. resolved that j. X. Graham, G. l..
Lc.hu u, 4. e. Hopkins, with Ruling Elders
). \. Bell and }. II. Caller, be appointed to
prepare anG submit 10 next stated meeting IL
manual Tor Tie use Of presbytery, embody-
irg such standing rules and forms as may be
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-28
The VanderbtlI Methodist Univer.
aifV.

The F0n0erDlIL motuOuAst ShhsSH'
- sity. w
On Wednesday last q conference was
held in Nashville between the trustees
Of the Central or Vanderbilt University
and the special committee Of the city
council with reference to the location
of the University, towards the estab>
lishment OF which Mr.. Cornelius Van
derbilt, it will be remembered. has do
dated the sum of 100000. The ques-
ton to be decided was whether the uni
versity should be built in Nashville, in
the outskirts Of that city, or within q
mile Of the city. Bishop McTyere said
that Mr.. Vanderbilt had settled upon
Nashville as being the point in the
south for the establishment OF the uni
versity. II was urged upon the COM
mittee that in view OF the advantages
which would accrue to Nashville BY the
presence OF the institution that city
should purchase the site for the col
lege, which would not cost more than
SIS, 900. II the ground is to be in the
city, twenty acres would be needed; II
on the edge, fifty acres; and if a halt
mile or a.mAe out, seventy acres at
least. During the conference it was
stated that the university would sccom.
modate at least 1000 pupils, and that
its annual revenue wonld be expended
in Nashville. Although the meeting
broke up without coming to any def
mite conclusion, there is no doubt OF the
ultimate purchase of the site, as desired
by Nashville. York World.
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II what the telegraph calls the
H oosac Tunnel Bill" passes the Mas
sac husetls legislature, and it looks that
way, one OF the most interesting expert.
ments in railroad management would
have a fair trial under tolerably fayor'
able circumstances, The bill bodies
the principle argued by Charles Francis
Adams, Jr., before the Legislative Conn
mittee In an elaborate speech. 1t is
commonly spoken Of as the scheme OF
State ownership, bat it is something
more than that. It is an attempt to es
tablish three parallel competing routes
of through trsyel, one Of which shall
be owned by the State, and the others
by private corporations. Combination
ii is supposed in such case would be
impossible. The State road and the
private roads would act as perpetual
checks and stimulants to each other,
and the public would get the maximum
of accommodation at the minimum re"
munerative rates. The bill provides
for the acquisition by the Common
wealth of the connecting roads which
are to give direct route from Boston to
the " est by way OF the Hoosac Tunnel,
now rapidly approaching completion.
North OF that tunnel there is q system
Of competing roads BY the Albany
route. and south OF it there is another
by way of New Haven. This will give
the experiment q trial under suspicious
circumstances. ,...-- ..-,-s,.-.
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ST. LOUIS.
Utilizing ConvIcts-Two Women
Killed iu Kausas by Lightning,

Utilizing ConvIcts-Two Women
Killed In Kausas by Lightning,
&C., &c.
Sr. LOUIS, May GA special from
Jefferson, Texas. states that the lessees
Of the penltentiary have put large
force of convictst to laying track on the
Texas and Pacific railroad, between
that place and Marshall, and that
trains will be running the let ofJuly.
The Missousi State Board of Equali~
zation adjourned yesterday sine die.
Two women were killed by lightning
on Sunday, at 0ssa awato, Kansas.
The new railroad bridge over the
Missouri at St. Joseph will be formally
opened on the 30th.
VIM. Powell killed his brother in.law
Thomas Ayers, on Sunday morning,
near Paola, Kansas. hEr
! Specials from Kansas and Iowa rep
resent that immense damages have been
done to the crops by the excessive
rains OF the past week. The streams
have overfowed their banks, sweeping
away bridges and roads, and in many
places landslides have occurred, tenn
porsrily suspending railroad travel.
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BALTIMORE:
Assembly

BALTIMORE. May 27.-Tbe Presby'e-
rian Assembly reassembled at 9 A. NJ,
and opened with prayer by Dr.. Duf-
Geld. Of Michigan. liz.
| DR.. Gilla, chairman of the special
committee, reported, advising the re-
opening OF the case Rev. Mr.. Abbott,
tried in St Louis in 1886. Adopted.
The report on concert OF prayer was
read, recommending the first week in
January and the Wednesday preceding
the annual meeting be to special
prayer for foreign missions. Adopted.
DR.. Campbell, Of New York; pre-
sented q report opposing the Board Of
Sustentation and Home Missions.
Adopted.
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THE WEATHER.

= tsN' ~ 80 EWAR DEPARrfRNT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFTIoER, :
~ ,;Z,: WAsHrssIoN, May %. A. NJ
.Ei-ifPRoBlBiLrTIRs. s- ~"
For the Middle Statss and lower
lakes southwest winds. Rising barom-
eter and occasional rain in Pennsylva-
mia and New York, but clearing and
clear weather will prevail For New
England and Canada warm and partly
cloudy weather with occasional rain.
For the northwest and upper lakes and
theuce to Missouri and Kentucky south-
west and northwest winds. cooler and
clear weather. For the Gulf and South
Atlantic States falling temperature,
southwest and northwest winds and
partly cloudy weather with occasional
rain in the west Gulf Reports are gen.
orally missing from west of the Missis-
ippi river and southwest. .l sol
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l2 and lost the first mate and Cook
from yellow fever. dd'7s 10
While procession Of Sunday school
children were crossing o. Temporary
bridge over an excavation at Ons
Hundredth street and Fifth avenue, Il
fell, precipitating number OF the
children and four teachers into the pit
Two OF the teachers, Hra Bancroft and
Mrs. Van Wsnnsr, were sesioasly in
jured. Several others received slight
injuries. ,t. 49,.
b The ex-C COMMITTEES Of The Centennisl
met tonight at Fifth Avenue Hotel
with all members present except W. L.
Smith, OF Georgia. The committee hsd
q long discussion entirely 90 matters oi
detail. They meet again tomorrow.
when the result Of the meeting will be
made known. .-.- ,Sl ts,.ss-i ,-s
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BOSTON.
Newspaper ConsoIidatien.

Newspaper ConsoIidatieD.
, BosroN, May 27.-It is announced
that the daily Times is 10 be absorbed
by the Neps of this city.
A Brittle Case,
A woman appeared yesterday in
court With two husbands, neither Of
whom wanted her. The case is Glass
against Glass, Mrs Glass having sued
her rishtful husband.
Coopefs' strike Unsuecessfn1.
The coopers' strike has proved thor
ouehly unsuccessful, the refpers having
found plenty Of men to do the work.
,=H. Bmall FOX.
z Stephen johnson of Atlantis, Georgia,
seaman on board the Flying Elsey,
from this port to Sunnaw, died on Feb.
Is Of small pox. On March 5 Edwin
Bolep, first mate, died Of the same dis
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REQUIREMENTS by which the subject Of
the employment Of counsel at the
expense of the United States is placed
solely IN charge Of the Department OF
Jusf6a is hereby epjoined upon the m
when a necessity arises for counsel to
defend officers in cases connected with
their public duties, the matter to be re-
ported through the intermediate com.
mander to the Ajjutsnt General for
reference 70 the Department Of Justice.
By order OF the Secretary of War.
81 ~ -r-7H- D. TOWNSEND. --I'
G.s-.s .'ggg ts.'1a Adjutant General.
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POTTSVILLE, PA.

Trouble Brewing in the Coal Mines
-Reported strike at Indian Ridge.
Por7syrLLE, May 27.-Ths Philadel-
phia Coal and Mining Company having
issued an order compelling the employ
ees in their collieries to enter the mines
before seven oclock in the morning and
remain until half-past five in the even
ing, the men held a meeting and re-
solved that as the order was issued for
the purpose Of forcing the miners to
strike at the present time, but they give
notice that at the fret favorable oppor-
tunity they will resist the rules in q
body. A resolution was also passed
that the law laid down in the ventilia-
ton act must be strictly adhered to,
and upon any infringement on said
law the immediate attention OF the in
spector be demanded. 1t is reported
that the miners at Indian Ridge colliery
have struck, and at another colliery
have turned out for increase Of wages.
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FOREIGN
ENGLAND.
Deatr uctive Fire ia Lsaasn.

.ip destructive Fire Ia Lsadsn.
. LONDON. May 27.--A fire. lattssdsd
with loss Of life occurred this morning
in Berkeley square. Six persons, unable
to escape from the burning buildings.
perished in the flames. Six others were
injured BY falling walls. -. .,'hi
A special from Paris says the new
French Government resolved to adopt
the free trade policy, and reduce the
military expenditures The same dia-
patch says Theirs will resume bis
literary lsbors. +, -,
The Ntrs has q dispatch from Berlin,
carrying the idea that It is the preya-
lent opinion in the German Capital that
President MacMahom will prove Q
counterpart Of General Monk. the re-
storer OF the House OF Stuart to the Ep
glish throne, and that his election
heralds the legitimist restoration In
France.
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Roxues Falling Out.

The Washington Republican, contains
Q very savage attack on ex-senator
Pool, of North Carolina. 1t speaks OF
him as upscrupulous, and while dis.
rumors Of an appropriation OF
party funds for his private uses during
the Presidential campaign, it says that
be used the money to effect his own
reelection to the Senate; and that he
hiss duped ignorant negroes into the be-
lief that be was q statesman. 1t 10
charged BY come thst Pool has fresl-
Dental aspirations. Tt.
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RHODE ISL AND.
state OMeers IsAaGaraisA

. ,I Ssoso Oo.oess ".
NEwroRr. r. L, Nay T.-Today il
the annual election holiday. The new
session OF the General Assembly COM
menced to-day, with the new Governor
Henry Howard. OF Coventry, 10 ofBce-
His election was announced from ths
State House at noon. Many people
witnessed the ceremonies. including Q
number from Providence. II 10 quite
probable that the vacant chair Of che
Lieutenant Governor will be filled BY
the Legislature in the election OF Q. G..
Vsnstandt, Of Newport. Col. D. Met.
calf OF Providence. hes been noni'
mated for Speaker OF the House vice
Vsnstandt, resigned. H E,..3.'DA /,
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A Thrilling Railroad Adventure at
Midnight.

| Midnight.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, May "a
The passengers in waiting for the de-
psrture Of the 11:30 r. y. train Thurs-
day night from the Cincinnati, Hsmils
ton and Dayton railroad depot at Gin
cinpati, were somewhat surprised to
find, after considerable delay, that the
locomotive was not on hanl, as usual,
fired up to drag the cars out to the sew
eral points south of Hamilton. and the
railroad officials were also somewhat
nonplussed not to find the engineer in
waiting nor the engine sround. Inqniry
ct the telegraph station at the junction
td the Marietta and Cincinnati and the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail-
roads, east Of the Mill Creek bridge, de-
veloped the reply from the Milesian in
charge, that "sunthin he'd gon by like
the wind, and blowed him back into the
shanty."
Another engine was fred up in the
meantime, and the train fipAily pulled
out for Hamilton ct u o'clock. Alter
The train had started, the fireman rum
ming with the regular engineer was
found on board, who stated that he and
the engineer went to the round'house
and got out the engine. The fireman
got off to change the switch to allow
the engine to back up to the cars, but
it is supposed that the engineer being
very sleepy and tired, forgot what he
was about and opened the throttle wide
and "let her 60" without thinking of
backing up. The statement Of the hre:
man was confirmed; for upon the train
arriving at Carthage, the fugitive engine
WAS found off the track, the fire-box
empty and one hundred and twenty
pounds o! steam on, with the engineer
asleep on top Of the tank. The switches
being open at Mill Creek, the engine
took the west track and at Carthage
went of, as the switch was prepared TOR
the train going north on the main track.
No particular damage was done by
this little episode. The engine was res
placed on the track. and the incident
furnished considerable amusement for
the boys all along the road yesterday;
but it is safe to say the experiment will
not be repeated again very sooS, even
If the engineer is sleepy.
Something worse than drowsiness
must have been the matter with the en-
gineer. He sent the engine along at
bresth.takipg rate OF speed, running
from the round-house to Carthage, 1t is
said, in eleven minutes. Fortunate it is
for him, aud possibly for others, that
the engine ran off the track when 1t
did; for it was on the down" track,
and in a few minutes would have ex-
perienced collision with train, which
would have smashed the locomotive to
flinders and probably have knocked the
life out OF him.
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rev Yoek HaRkes.
81 NEW YoRK, May "a.

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com mon In ls;r e.trc 4 55fa III 50 Tor
.ooJ 70 .ho;c. Al Rys aony Il Arm "a
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a. sslSs An "a, Cobsrie And 36S for
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WHEIT-Ms,ket in buysfs favor
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money JHavkse E w 2
- New YoRK, May ~.

Money was easy during the morning
at from 6 to per cent, but became
more active in the afternoon and wss
sharp at J per cent 10 the close for
prime bankers. Foreign exchange wss
dull and heavy on q basis Of 1851 70
10Ss for prime bankers so days sterl-
ing and 1901 to 1909 for sight. Gold
was lower in the morning and declined
from llSf To 1l7t in the afternoon.
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CANADA.

QuRBEc, May 28.-The heavy rains
have 30 swollen the lumber rivere that
about Eve millions feet OF lumber have
gone sdrift. ' ."..
MONTREAL. May 2.-0n Saturday
night q fire broke out 10 Q hotel at
Bedford and Q large portion Of the VII
lage was soon Q mass Of ruins. Among
the buildings destroyed are The town
hall, three hotels and leading stores.
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IT ia said that Doctor Bland has al
ways been called doc" Blsnd, and now
since the advent of Indian warfare, the
word mo" has been added. making It
sModoc" Patent applied ior.-Ws'taa
Democrat.
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Loe.I Op,,on BliI Lost.

. ,ALnAxH, N. Y, Nay T.-After .
lengthy debate in the Assembly, the
Local Option Bill Was lost by vote Of
Al ayes to so noes.
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HALIFAX.

HAL,FAx. May N.-A small six ton
yacht recently purchased by David
Little, of Boston. sailed for that port
to-day with the owner and another
man on board. -
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 27.-The deci-
sion Of the Court OF Appeals in the case
Stokes will not be rendered Tor several
days. .E''