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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

xannns. That valuable MiQ property knewn Is the
M "Sarah Peoples MI" situated in Christiana
Iu Hundred, on the road leading from the Ken
nett Turnpike at the old Buck Tavern, to
Oentrevile The above property consists Of good
dwelling house, with grist mill and II Of tnble
land, suitable for trucking purposes, being close 70
Wfmln gton market. To sober, reliable man, the
above property offers Inducements seldom met with,
and win be sold at private sale easy terms rent
ed to good tenant who Will take interest IN i'm
proving the property. SARAH PEOPLES.
Poseessionk immediate. deeem 8
Apply to John Peoples, st National Union ank,
n. LIT WIN be exchanged for city property,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
THURSDAY MoHsINe, FEBRUARY Q, 1877

AsBuBY CHuRcH.-An interesting article In
regard to the re-opening Of AsburyN. z. Church
appears in our columns this morning. Those
who wish to procure copies can DO sccommo-
dated by calling at tue Office, corner Of Third
and King streets. twill be atreat to those who
formerly worshippsd In old Asbury, but now re E
sids In other States, to receive a copy Of the
REPUBLICAN, containing the account Of the
great work that has been accomplished.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

'unes T. vanBurka-
n The great evival In
rtne preaching Of Rev.
hundred and twenty
Fredericksburg, Md,
ak for SIethodism.-
HIS added about for
ehurch, and raised
jeDt against the par
tx years ago, and not
lan Mr.. V. took the
3. .ities predicted that
.f-tted efforts led men
j pin ses, and he has
ing the debt nearly
citizens contributed
1 work during q visit
he present week.
,ched to the church
ii 3mbers and Is In a
ion. An antl-tobacco
rs also been formed,
lay school are MEM
tsralsburg Is only about
nj probationers Of the
! I'd and twenty. Mr..
e. l1lers in two other:
country, and a verI
ne entire district. Or
= | the funeral sermon
TIE Oldest member o
in consequences of In
N some. weeks prsyiou'
4 ags and had been
IS years. The even
crest u the place.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
ROBERT J.. ARMSTRONG, sherin
% once, New Castle, January 18th, =. i. lT;
SHERIFF. s SALE.

B. virtue vi writ OF Lrvari Facias to ne directed
Will Lu exposed, 10 public sale, at the National Hotel
kept BY j; G; Liepineot IL Middleto~n, 10 Sc 9eor-
MONDAY, 2ith day Of Fchruary,s. d., 1s73, at il
O'CLOCK IT, the fclo Ming d.scribad real estate, VIZ
All that certain taef Of la, situated in Appoq uini
mink Hundred. New Castle County, and State OF
Deslsware, bounded On the moi s~t bv the pub
lg road called Price iaad; on the southwest by land
Of Joseph Ford heirs; the northwest by the Cy-
press ROAD and the souti by land OF the said
or l.s~
Scia.d And aiken into EXECUTION property OF
John " Grippe and Henry isufewsrI {. g., and TO be
sciJ bv
ROBERT L.. ARMSTRONG, sheriff.
ShcIlf's iinicr New csste January 18Th a d iR-9.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
Cows COWs!! Cows

The subscriber will have drove Of cows and
calves at the hotel Of Richard Plummer at Elan, on
the Concord road Delaware coAnty, Pa, on Friday,
the 18th OF February. WA, N, CLOUD.
Itkh III
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of snndry srlts Of yspdtioni Expspas "
me directed Will be exposed 10 Bile sale at the La
nyette Hotel, No. 81 Shipey street, kept by james
G. person in thc city Of wilnington, New Castle Co.
"n "Wednesday, February 10th, 1873, at Q O'Clock D.
M; the following described Heal E-tate, viz: los
Island situated in Brannywtnc Hundred, New Cas-
tl- County, Delaware, bon uded on the line bstveen
the state Of Delaware and he Peunsyl vAnia adjon-
Ing lands Of Rober, q. Smith, William T. Taiisy aud
lands of frank Tempest, containing one acre more
or less, With stone and frame Grist VI merchant
grain mill With three run Of Lufs aud machinery
thereto belonging .nd Ill the water rights and privf-
isges, &c.
Seized aud taken into -Arcuiisn the property Of
Marshall DfiHton, and ~ he sold by
ROBERT J.. ARMSTRONG, sherin
AleflM-l Dhill. NJ l.astIe. Lamar a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

Charles E. Noyes, formerly of Galveston, died
at New Orleans, from injuries received by being
garrcted and robbed on the oath TIT,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
go -aH-s
FOR RENT,

Hotsl AMI lager beer saloon, good will and dslnres
ior sale. A urst rate business stand. Inquire OF
j. STOCKLElN,
No. lUT East Water street,
feb five Wilmin pton nel.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

Good Work.--Rev,
le :, who was converted
Oh, Asbury, in 1851, und
" m. Cooper, with som
others, Is now located q
aad Is doing q good =
Within the past year l.
ty-two members to :
rearly $500 to pay of
sonage which was built
= cent paid upon 1t. '
matter In hand yariou
ne would fall, but well
70 open their hearts 3
COW the satisfaction OF
uquidated. A few Of
something to aid In IT,
Lr. V. made to our e.
The Sunday School
numbers over a hundr'
very prosperous con-
and temperance sociei,
and nearly the entire )
bern thereof.
The population Of Il
500, and the member
Church exceed one la
Van Burkalow also !
Churches in the ada
good feeling pervadcs !
Sunday week he pre'u!'
Of Mrs. Msrgaret Gosi'
the Church, who die
juriss from a fall reeey'
She was over So years
member of the Church
scsatsd considerable Ii
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
PUBLIC SALE.

Th- subscriber basins tenrc. bis fam, in Peace
dcr Hundred, one milo nort,I of Su mmt b ridge. GU
ths road leading to Glasgow will sell at Public Sale
on the premises, an THURSDAY, February Goth
tsI3, AT n o'ctcc L. m. follows Five orsts
excellent driver, voupg and last, a Young -
with foal, two colts. one sud two
- wears old.
Id Twelve cattle consisting NJ miich 49,
9n6mrows and young cattir. five shoats. Lot Of
chickens. Farm wagons iron aNlr ne srly new; peach
wagon, baskets ladders and sass, carriage and har.
ness. wagon and plo~ barnes, rloss, harrows AND
oulttS ators, corn blades by the bundle. Meat and
lard by the pound. Potatoes by the bushel.
Household and kitchen furniture. Such " chairs.
tables, stoves, &c, Sc,
credit Of eight months will Le given Oh all sumo
OF t~ent, Ave dollars and upwards. -
GEORGE l.. TOWNSEND,
WIN A. Hukill, Auctioneer. Jan Bots
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
sHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue ola writ Of leyari facas to me darecsua
VIII be exposed 10 public sale, at the LAFAYETTE otR
NO. 81 ShiRey street, kept by Jamrs Q. Pierson q
tile city OF Wilmington, New Castle County. Dsia-
T. m. the following described Heal Estate Via; Af
that certain lot Of land situated in the city Of Win.
lngiob, County and State aforesaid bounded and d.
scribed rs follows to wit Beginning on the northcr-
ly side of Ninth street. between Adams and Jackso
srsets at 5s feet wide aeE thence by the said side
alel TO Jack street hundred feet 10 the said
side or Ninth street and thence thereby westerly 81
feet to the place of beginning be the or ess
with the prfyisge moreover OF the use Of said alley
common with other property thereon, forever
Seized and taken into execution "a the property of
Abram II. Wooiston and Ella s. VI; Woolston his vile
and I. t., and 10 be sold by
I'm e KOBERT u. ARMSTRONG sheriff
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
PUBLIC SALE OF
Stock and farming utensils.

The Undersigned having rented his farm, Will sell
At public SAFE, the premises known rs the Union
iarn on the road from Wilmington, to New Castle,
on Wednesday, the 10th Of February 1873, ms follows;
Eleten horses and colts, on pair of well matched
- and gentle family horses; twenty s..-eysN
line good milch cows, two yoke of w
lsuperior oxen, fifteen head OF SssA2
AnDyonng cattle.
FARMING tTENsILS.-Consstingo of three farm
wagons. two oK-oarts, one dearborn, one Mower and
Reaper; one horse rake pows, harrows, eulivators,
raKes FORKS hoes 5cythes, shovels wagon, cart and
pillow harness. also one Lauotte cooking boiler, stove
sc.
TERMS.-Au sums Of hfty dollars and under,
CASH above that amount credit Of nine months will
be given by the purchaser giving banKable note
with approved endorser, or three per cent. nd for
SD. TOWNSEND,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber intending to decline farming, VII
vii at public sale at her RESIDENCE near the Bear
station in New Castle HID, at ten O'Clock, a. ~, Oh
TUESDAY, the 18th, day OF February, the follow
n SEES, good Tor farming or drivingi dive lnnY
TS7A head OF Young home raised milch ~
ah cows three two war old hciiers, one 1d0
vrsrllug b-iter<, thro. nue. shcats.
FARMING CTENSIIS.-uh5 Gtimuntowh eA-
iIIge aud tuusur. TAI M wagon aud Ii,ging, eight
horse powe,, Nix Patent I'VE Piows; two pair twin
harIo~s, one square harrow, and A harIow, hoi.-
rake, drill 4ain guilty aorS, corn shelter lot OF
grain bags, bs.suce beam weighs 800, cutting boz.
feed cheet block and tackle wagon harness, plo~
gears, double aud single trees,
Loi household and kitchen furniture. such a.
csok stoves, chair, ishs a n'ai articles too tedi-
ous to mention.
TERMS or SALE-Au sums 81 go and andeS
ce-h over that amount months credit, by the pur-
chaser giving bankabs pots With approved endorset
with interest from date.
Lunch ct ii o'clock. Sale to eommspee mmedists-
lY after, . 49,.
ws Y Auctioneer, iauJ1
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
WILMINGTON FLOUR MARKETS.
Corrected every Wednesday aud Saturday

III CAM q kA1&
Flour. per barssl, s7so.ii %
Wheat per bushel, $3.50
Corn, per bushel 60
Corn Meal, 70
Oats, per bushel co
Ground Corn and Oats par ~, 100
Middlngs, tbest.l per bushol CLIO
Common do per 5ashei, ITO
Best ship, rs
Common do, o
Hay, loose, per toll, 80 u
nay. baled. per ton, go
Straw, loose ps< ton, S20a25
straw baled per ton, s22OJ
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

Sales Of Pe.s.9dl Property.--Tbe following
sales arc advertised Ia the REPUBLICAN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
Notice..


oFFiCs or TIE WILMINGTON Coat Gas COMPANY,
Wllmin gton, February !, 1875.
The Director, nj nie Wilmington Coal Gas Coin-
pany have this day declared dividend OF thre. dol
lars per share. for he past six month, payable
demand. T.. j. LA WSON, Treasurer,
febi-6. No. 800 Shipley Street.
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Ohio Constitutional Convention.

COLUMBUS, August Tin the Constltu.
tional Convention to-day. proposition
was submitted providing that any person
holding, public Office who shall receive
unlawful fees or bribes, shall be liable to
fine and imprisonment, and that such Oftl.
GERS, In addition to the usual oath, shall
swear they never have contributed money
or valuable thing or made promises 10
influence or reward a vote given for them.
Persons offering bribes which are accept
ed, shall not be punished.
The Committee on Public Debt and
Public Works also submitted PROPOSE
tion, being substitute for article
eight OI the Constitution. It pro-
vides that II shall be lawful Tor
counties, townships, cities, towns and
villages, by vote OF their citizens, two
thirds OF those voting concurring therein,
TO aid in tho construction Of railroads or
other public improvements Of local ad-
vantage or necessity, in any amount not
exceeding at any time five per cent OF the
taxable property therein; and they may
construct railroads or other public i'm
provements of local advantage or neces.
sity under the foregoing limitations and
restrictions.
A minority of this committee also sub
mitted O report, recommending PROPOSE
ton providing that the General Assembly
shall never authorize the granting Of any
such aid as that recommended in the ma
iority report
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BACK PAY STATIsTICs.-An eXamina.
tion Of the books OF tho Secretary OF the
Senate and the SGrgeRnt.At.Arms Of the
House Of Representatives develops the
fact that sixteen members OF the Senate
have covered their "baclE pay" into the
Treasury; fifty six have retained It; two
(Messrs. AlcOrn and CArpentcr) have de-
tended it publicly; Mr.. Corbett, in the
goodness Of his soul, gave his share ol the
"swag" to the Washington Monument
fund; while Mr. Morrill,, Of Vermont, ap.
piled his portion 10 assist in liquidating
the debt Ot the State he represents. OF
the number who kept 1t, eighteen arc
Democrats and Liberals. OF the Demo-
crats who returned it, Messrs. BayBrd,
Casserly and Thurman have the credit;
while the Liberals Qhrce in number) "who
threw their physic to the dogs" are
Messrs Sumner. Schurz and Fenton.
Out Of fifteen ex.Senators Of the last Con.
gress, only two returned it (Messrs. Will
son and Corbett); both Republicans.
or the House OF Representatives, two
hundred and eight members drew It, and
thirty.six were consCiencesmitten and
turned 1t in; seventy. nine gave 1t to coun.
ty schools or other local purposes. or
the number who drew it, ninety.five were
Democrats and three Liberals. One hun.
dred and fifteen who hold on TO 1t are not
members Of the next Congress, and Of
these sixty.fve are Democrats and Liber.
ais Washington Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-08
Robbery and Murder at OWenSbOEO,
---.-- kentucky. q n-..L-.l.

LOUISVILLE, August IA special To
the Courier.J Journal from Owensboro, KY
tays: Three men, unknown, entered the
house of Robert Allen, seven miles nom
that city last night for tho purpose Of
robbery. They were discovered and com.
menced shooting, woundlng Robert Allen
and killing his nephew, JohnAllen, who
was visiting his uncle. No CleW TO the
murdeFers. ~.
EVANSVILLE, IND, August IA special
TO the Journal gives the particulars OF an
outrageous murder which occurred In
Davies county, KY, last night Six dis
guised men entered the house OF Robert
J. Allen, who Is o wealthy farmer living
about six miles from Owengboro. MIR.
Allen and his nephew, John Allen,
were sleeping together at the time !
but both were aroused by The thieves,
who had once fired upon them. Robert
Allen was shot in the thigh and his
nephew in the breast. Both ELECTED their
escape to the road, where the dead body
Of the nepheW was found this morning.
He was q young lawyer Of much promise,
and greatly esteemed In this section. No
clue has been obtained 10 the murderers;
but the whole community Is aroused TO
the search, 1t Is believed that the muir
derers entered the house with Intent 10
burglaFiZe 1t. ..att. .'.. ...a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-08
A House RuIlt in a Day.

The newspapers OF Lancaster, Penn,
publish an account Of tho building Of q
brick dwelling.hOuse in that city in ten
and half hours, the materials having
been prepared and collected on the site
previous to the commencement. The
house is twenty feet by thirty on the
ground floor, two stories In height, and
contains eight rooms. There were in all
upwards Of one hundred workmen en-
ployed. The cellar foundation was al
ready laid, and at precisely Q o'clock Fri.
day morning the men went 10 work, The
Examiner thus describes the labor:
Mr.. ]. 7. Reading, photographer, was
present with his apparatus, and took views
every fifteen minutes ot tho building and
the workmen while in motion, which, Of
course, produced some ridiculous pictures
men, white and COlored, IN almost every
position, arc to be seen represented. At
8 o'clock A. NJ, the structure was advanc.
cd to the height Of one story, with two
floors-gIound and scCond-laid, parti-
lions in, and lathcd and partly plastered,
doors hung, stairway up, and view taken
with tho doctor in the midst Of his work
men. The scene is q busy and comic one
tho bricklayers erecting scailolding for
tho second story. 10 o'clock A. NJ, view
taken Of western front of Prince street
second story brickwork two.thirds up,
with carpenters ready 10 lay floor, and
plastors commence lRthing; western front
painted and brick penciled Of first story,
and masons run short Of brick and some
delay in consequence, but 1t was rGmedied
In short while. II o'clock A, NJ. the
bricklayers are up to square Of ceiling OF
third floor, with corners raised to the
height required 10 receive the ralters for
roOfin" rinnPrG waiting. The process
OF whIIr coating Is now about completed
in the first story. 1l:lS A. NJ, first raltor
tor root laid. At I'LL the last brick was
placed upon the chimneys, and the brick
layers are done. Root shcathed, and tin
ners begin to lay roofing. 1850, scafold.
ing all removed from building. 2:90P.
NJ. sash in windows Of first story, and
painters finished up; washboards down,
and rubbish cleaned away. At this writ.
ing timers are leaving the building; roof.
ing and spouting completed. Plasters
still at work in the second story. The
building has been insured, and in the
course Of Il few hours will be ready for
tenant.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, August 7-The Carlists have
attacked Oysrzumo in GuipazcOa. A
conspiracy has been discovered 10 give
the town up to the enemy and many ar
rests have been made. The lombard
ment of Valencia has been suspended,
a flag of truce having been received from
the Insurgents requesting q parley
which is now going on. The Cortes by a
vote OF 1874 yeas to nay has passed the bill
granting constitutional guarantees to
Porto Rico. A deputy from that colony
in the course Of the debate declared that
the Island would always remain faithful
to Spain. The Imperial says that Espar-
tero is extremely popular in the Cortes.
BAYoNNR, August 7.-The Carlists
claim victory at Elgenets, in Guipu.
zeoa. They state that they captured one
Republican General and six hundred
prisoners.
BERLIN, August 1.-THE North German
Gazette denies the truth of the current re-
port that the German Consul at Cartha.
gens went TO Madrid to place the cap
tured inSurgent vessels at the disposal oi
the government.
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THE TURF.


: SARATOGA, August 7.-Wash. McLane,
OF the Cincinnati EHQtirer was among
the well known men who attended the
races to-day.
The first and particular event OF the
day was a race for Kenner stakes for three
wear. olds; 800 entrance, $50 forfeit, and
81 500 added by the Association; distance
two miles. Springbok was the tavorite in
the pools lust before the race, selling for
S9O5, nlused S210, Strachtno $500, Wa
verify $l95, Catesly $3.50, field $3.50. The
following horses started: Meradac, Stra'
ceino, nfused, CatesIy, Springbok, Whis'
per, Alice Mitchell and Wayerly. The
race was won by nlused BY q neck;
strachino second, Springbok third. Time
3:29.
The second race was for a purse oi
5000, all ages one and half mile. The
following horses started: Wanderer, Ari.
zons, Boss Tweed and AOlus. Wanderer
was the iavorate, selling ct 5000, and $lsO
ior Arizona, who got the lead at the start
and kept 1t 10 the finish, winning BY two
lengths; Wanderer secondi Boss Tweed
third. Time 1888. - r. !ra
The third race was selling race Tor
all ages for PURGE Of $500, one mile and
q quarter. Ten horses started, Binghamon
was the winner, Business second, Minnie
third. Time 2:10t. ..,....
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The National Educational AssoCla.
Iion,

ELMrRA, N. Y, August 7.-The meet
ing Of the National Educational Associa-
tion, this morning, was very lsrgely at
tended. N. NeWall, Superintendent ol
Maryland, spoke in regard to the school
system Of that State, describing 1t fully
and showing an admirable state Of affairs
there. h-. '.'
A resolution was offered, and referred
10 the proper committee, to the effect
that 1t was the opinion Of the association
that the proceeds oil the sale Of the public
lands hereafter should be set aside as Q
perpetual fund for the support OF educa-
ton.
Ex-Governor Seymour was called upon,
and addressed the Association. he spoke
generally upon the subject Of education
and pleased the audience highly.
The time and place for holding the
next meeting Of the Association was left
TO the Board Of Directors.
ELMIRA, August 1.-THE National Ed
ucationaI Association held their final
meeting this evening. Many excellent
speeches were delivered. Every one
called upon responded in speech show.
ing what the State which he represented
had been doing In the cause Of education.
The following persons were made hon.
orary members Of the Association Hon.
John A. Dix, Hon: Horstio Seymour, and
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
The President announced that the en-.
rollment oi members had been larger at
this session than at any one last year Rt
Boston or the year before at st. Louis.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YoRK, August Twelve bids
were made for Government gold to-day,
sggregating 100000, at from l15 to
1I549. ,...-
A writ OF error, which operates as a
stay oil proceedings, has been granted IN
the case Of VIM. ShArkey, sentenced to be
hanged on Friday, the 18th.
BRooKLYN, August 7-The Trust Com
pany organized 0.dsy with Ripley Ropes
as President and new Board Of DIrec7
tors. The company resumes Saturday.
Rodman resigned his SecretsTyship.
Tonight David Jones, watchman, and
Hugh Murry, fireman on the Rteamer
Atlas, lying at pier No 10, on North river,
had an alteration, when Jones seized
Murray and threw him into the river, and
before help could reach him he was
drowned. Jones has been arrested! Z.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, August IA rumor was cur.
rent this morning that Robert Lowe,
Chancellor Exchequer, and Acton Ay-
toun, First Commissioner OF Works and
buildings, had rendered their designations.
The report that Motley's illness was
the result OF an apoplectic stroke is In.
correct. He was suffering from very
severe attack of neuralgia, but is now
much better, and expects soon to be re-
stored to his former health.
The journals this morning contradict
the report that Prince Arthur is betrothed
to Princess Thyra.
The election In Staaordshire, 70 fill the
vacancy in The House Of Commons, caused
by the death OF Mclean, resulted in the
return Of s. G. Alsspp, Conservative, by a
majority Of 900.
LONDON, August 7.-The race for the
Brighton cup took place at Brighton yes
terday and was won by Uhlan; FlageOlet,
Cd, and MOrnington, Sd. Five ran. The
betting at the start was z 10 a against
Uhlan; even on Flageolet and 8 to l
against Mornington.
LONDON, August IA large quantity
VI uGullh nOul q "IGCAGu tCdoCA Aho DCCu
discovered of the coast of Ireland. Tho
wreck Is supposed to have been that ol
the State Line steampship Alabama,
which left Glasgow for New York on Sat.
urday last. Nosurvivors from any wreck
in that vicinity have as yet been heard Of,
and nothing moro defnita in ros"rd to tho
disaster can now be learned.
LONDON, August IA cabinet council
was held this afternoon. The discussion
resulted in important changes in the pres.
ent ministry. The Marquis of RipOn and
Messrs. Childera and Baxter have re.
signed, the two first Tor private reasons.
Mr.. Gladstone, in addition to the Premier.
ship, assumes the Chancellorship Of the
Exchequer in lieu Of Mr.. Lowe, who as.
sumes the home Office. Mr.. Bruce
Is 10 be made q Peer, and then
will succeed Lord Ripon as President Of
the Council. Bonhsm Garter succeeds
Baxter as Secretary Of the Treasury.
Other changes are expected in lew
days. John Bright joins the Cabinet as
Chancellor OF the Duchy Of Lancaster.
LONDON, August Sc A. M.-George
Dodson, late chairman Of the Committee
Of the Whole of the House, succeeds VIM.
Baxter as Joins Secretary OF the Treas
ury.