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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW York, August 26.--Gold open
ed at %. .,.
1907 A. M.-Cotton steady. Middling
Orleans lie; middling Alabama, l62c;
middling uplands, 1853; low middlings,
159c; strict good ordinary, l5lc; good
ordinary, .l43c; ordidinary, l3sc--lower
to sell.
1910 A. M.-Gold 9S.
Exchange quiet and steady at
4S936490i; sixty days, S6l@S7l; COM
mercial sixty days s2(9s5.
300 p. M.-Gold closed at So.
LIVERPOOL, August 26, 1850 p. NJ
Cotton dull. Uplands, sgd; Orleans,
Si6Ssd. Sales $4,000 bales.
LONDON, August 90, l2M.-Bonds--
New 4ss.
GALVESTON, August 26, II A. M.-Cot-
ton quiet at / decline. Good ordinary,
14c; middling uplands, Ice.
Gold 9@9I.
Hides quiet and n shade lower. Dry
with strict selection, l9c; damaged half
price dry as they run, l8c; wet salted,
selected, scarce at Si@9c.
NEW ORLEANS, August 20, II A. NJ
Cotton quiet. Middling uplands, l6sc.
Sales 100 bales.
Exchange, 3l@32l; bank, S6; sight,
i65-l6; commercial, ] premium.
Gold, 9l@ys.
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Fools Not all Dead.

Long BRANCH, August 26.-Crowds
are here to witness the International
swimming match for the champion
ship of the world. The contestants
will be taken out in surf boats ut one
o'clock to the stake boat, three miles
from shore, at 3 o'clock. The men
will dive aud swim for shore. The
first to land will receive the title Of
championship of the world and the
stakes, two thousand dollars.
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NEW ORLEANS, August 26.-The
Baton Rouge convention has adopted
the name ofthe Peoples party"
The fire in the third district on
Levee, Congress, Charities and INDIE
pendence streets destroyed fifteen
houses. Loss thirty thousand dollars;
partly insured.
a. w. Walker, well known as st.
Bernard planter, committed suicide to-
day with laudahum.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY or DALLAS.

MayOr-W. l.. Cahell.
Engneor-M illiam NJ, Johnson,
Attorney illiam NJ, Edwards,
Trensurir-ll0herl III, West
Assessor and Collecior-1hnnins j, keelon,
Mafshal--Junins Peak,
Deputy MnrNhnl-Iohn II, Ryan,
POlicenen--J. W. spencer, A, W, MlNson,
y. NJ, Russell, 4, u, Blood, samuel Irnbb, Y,
III. y. Nichols W, y. Morton, j, II. Elder j.
y, liamel, :. A, Stewart, stephen Hudson,
frnnk Tnsten,
Health Oiiiocr;-Dr. NJ, A, Cornelius,
Aldermen wnrdi H. H., burkrs, James
A, Leonard, Henry krvay, Second ,wnrdi u;
ward, 4, q, llensley, John owens, James L.
Mcdonnell, Fourth ward' II. u, Mcdonnell,
W. &. Young,
The oilioes OF the various city officers are
~ the city market house. The board OF Al
dermcn meet In regular session ~ the coun.
oil room over the market, every Tuesday
night.
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The kentucky Difficulty.

LOUISVILLE, August 20. General Eli
Murray, United States marshal, left
Yesterday evening for Frankfort, where
he will take command of the federal
troops there, and march to the aid OF
the Walker-Russell party. There is
some fear of u collision between the
state and federal troops.
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SiiIl Lives:

NEW ORLEANS, August 2G.-Rich-
ards, who fought the duel with DR..
Gray, in st. james parish, Oh the 18th
instant, and WHO was reported by a
special correspondent as having died
in lust two minutes after having been
wounded, still lives, and his physicians
think he will recover.
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Witness--AIy name is John Rey-
mold my profession for the past two
weeks has been that of lawyer, but
previous to that time / was q mill
wright
In last winterg
Witness : Turning to the court
Am compelled to answer that ques-
ton?
swer.
Witness--Well, then, gentlemen, l
am sorry to stated was member OF
the fourteenth Legislature.
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Reduction Of Freisbts.

Boston, August 26.-A convention
of railroad men, wherein many south.
ern roads were represented, resolved
upon reduction of freights.
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Good Ritl0ance.

NEW YORK, August 26.-The secre-
tary of the emigration board states
that the steamers learning here for
Europe are carrying large numbers OF
emigrants, returning home.
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NOTICE.

BY virtue Of authority vested In me as
trustee, under chattel mortgage, with pow
er 10 sell, made and executed on the 18th day
OF May, A. ID. 1874, by Joseph Gibbons, FOR the
purpose of securing W. W. Orr ana j. II.
Nichols In the payment of q certain prom,s-
sorry note of the sum of six hundred ana sew.
enty-eight dollars (sGIs, made by me SAID
Joseph Gibbons on the day aforesaid, ana
payable sixty days alter the date thereof,
with interest thereon 1T the rate OF three w
per cent per month from date untii Paiu,
and at the request Of the holders OF s'id note
will sell,o Monday. the ilst day Of August,
present month, between the hours oil 10
O'clock a. IN. and o'clock p. m, at the court
house door, in the city oi Dallas, In the coul-
ty OF Dallas, and state OF Texas, To the high
est bidders, for cash in hand, the following
described personal property, VIZ: One sorfei
mule branded with large on the ielt
shoulder; one iron gray mare mule.
white hair on top of the neck. caused
by collar one dark brown mare mule,
branded A on left shoulder one dark brown
mare mule, saddle marks on her back one
hay horse mule, white saddle marks on
hack one brown horse mule. with white
csIlnr marks on shoulder; one bay mare
mule, white collar marks on top OF neck ;
one bay horse mule, saddle marks and white
snot in forehead one serrel mare mule, with
saddle marks and bra nded d ON left shoulder;
one sorrei horse mule, white saddle marks,
branded on left shoulder; nl.o three ts)
wagons, and Ave (j) sets Of double harness.
JOHN KERR, Trustee.
This, August "a, 1874. l6su4d
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Will Not Interfere.

LONDON, August 26,-Germany has
notified the great powers that she will
not interfere in the internal affairs Of
Spain.
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Iur HrRAlp Joe OFFICE

the HERALD JOE OFFICE
Has been thoroughly reorsanissd and ID
s.,,v prepared 70 do all kinds Of Job
rRiNTlNa in the iassst.stylss and q Ne
ysry lowest prices,
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NOTICE.

on Monday, the 9Th day ofSeptember, iSi,
at the courthouse door In the city oi DaiIas,
Mt 0o'clock q. M, we will sell 20 the nignes,
bidder, for cash, In behalf OF the holder, nine
promissory notes executed by the city oi
Dallas on the 10th day OF December 1913,
bearing interest ut the rate of ten per cent
per annum from date. Each Of said notes Is
for The sum OF i've hundred dollars, and are
secured by q lien ON the market house.
FEARN 4 sALE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE, |
Try or DALLAS, August -, 1871.

MAYORS OFFICE,
CRY or DALLAS, August y, ls7I.J
The practice of firing of pistols and guns
when the alarm uf hre Is given In the city Is
not only dangerous, but Is In violation oil the
city ordinances.
ithareiore warn all persons In the fuiu'e
to ,Iesist from hiring pistols or guns on such
occasions, and hereby direct the city mar
shall and all regular as well as special police,
firing pjsteIs or guns within the limits Of the
city when an alarm Of IRE In given. And
further call on all good citizens TO assist In
arresting all such persons In order that they
iGsltf W. l.. CABELI, Mayor.
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A Card--Dissolu

Tho co,artnersbip heretofore existing be-
tween III A. Hlbbier and w. g. Slckles. un-
der the arm name Of NJ. A.. Hibbler Co.,
has been dissolved BY mutual consens.
NJ. A. HfHBLER,
Is5,st We. sIcklEs,
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-ll, Bnrlsdnle, Dallas,
Criminal Court Judge-silas Hare, Shcr-
man,
District Attorney q. Bower, Dallas.
District aud cX-OiiieiO County Clerk
Alexander liarwood,
Deputy ClerNs-R, ID. Rawllns, Pierre NJ
nrown, William A. Iiarwood.
Sherlif-Jamcs ". iarkley.
Tux clork--W. l., Normlllion,
Deputy HhOrins-J. NJ. Chapman, Thomas
y. Floyd, Thomas r. Scott Beverly sScott
John Bowen.
surveyor ltoberr NJ. Cook.
rcasurer-Mnriin v. Cole.
Cattle and Hide nspector-Thomas john
son.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No, l-John ID. Kcrioot (presidinp
justicel, Dallas,
Precinct No, 9-Wllliam A, George, Lam
easter.
Precinct No. 8-Charlcs Barker, Cedar
Hill.
Precinct No, i-ThomNs l.. Frank, Breck'
inrldge
Precinct No, 5-rhomas d. Coates, Scyene
C0NsTABLEs.
Precinct No. IA, ll.Ilardin
Precinct No, IN. NJ, FOndren.
Precinct No. 3-R. Il, Barker.
Precinct No, i-J. =. Floyd.
Precinct No al, A. Fisher,
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NOTICE

MAYORS OF FICr,
CRY or DALLAS, August %, 1911. !
Notice is hereby given to the owners q
dogs running loose In the streets within the
limits Of the city after o'clock Tomorrow
'" ,aSi,S n's" WI. cABELL. Mayor. ,
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MI A LIE
HIGH SCHOOL.

On the I4th. Of September, 1874.
The subscriber will open u school for males
in the German NJ. f.. church, c0rnor OF Live
Oak and Olive streets.
The course of study will be thorough, ana
will embrace the studies usually persned u,
first-class high schools. II Will be divided
into two departments, viz
Junior and Senior.
The Junior department will embrace the
elementary studies in English and nathe.
MATES. The senior, advanced English ana
mathematics, languages ana sciences
THE SESSION OF FORTY WEEKS
win be divided into two terms of twenty
weeks each, aid each term lnto quarter
terms of i've weeks each.
TERMS.
Junior department..............s50 90 per quarter
Senior departnent..-...... D w per quarter
Pupiis will he charged from the time Of
their entrance till the close OF the half SEES
sion No deduction will be made except In
eases OF protracted Illness. The discipline
will be firm and decided. Pupils will be held
TO a strict and rigid discharge Of their duties,
and will he advanced as rapidly us possible
consistent with thoroughness.
The subscriber proposes TO establish q per-
manent school OF high grade, and VIII use
Every endeayor In that direction. Having
had six years experience in teaching In Nlr,
vinia and Kentucky, he can make his school
one that will commend itself To the public.
Respectfully,
CHARLES WILLIAMS.
References-Faculty OF Washington ana
ae university, Lexington, Va; faculty OF
| Iamnjeu.Sidney college, Va; DIR. r.. f.
Hudres, Judge q +. Coombes, DIR. A.A,John-
ston, Dallas, Texas, n'ueoui"'
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In charge of Mrs. @. T.. w. MILLER, NJ. A.,
assisted by GEO. b. HUDSON, A. NJ, a grad
uate of one of our best universities. Mrs.
L. j. HEREFORD, graduate of Patapsco col
lege, Maryland, has been recalled TO our Mu-
sic Department.
In earnest advocacy of judiciohs culture
and suitable direction for the mind and
heart OF childhood, we have recently erected
q hall expressly for the bright, progressive
children already on our list, and such ny may
yet come, where we propose, on mod ficn'
lion OF the Klnder-Garten system, To so train
as to promote the best interests OF every child
commit ted to our care.
To this suburban Seminary are attached
for recreation, several acres OF ground en-
bracng one Of the Dallas Springs. which
constantly supplies the school with pure,
wholesome water.
To our patrons Is secured their pro rata
distribution of the school fund for the cur
rent scholastic year.
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JUSTICES on TIKI PgACg.
SOCIETIES..
Masonic.

MurOutc.
DALLAS CoMMANDERY No. 0, Knights
Tcmplar, will meet NJ the Asylum In the city
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
FRANK AUSTIN, Il. G.
Ed. q, BOWER, Recorder
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
Masons, meets NJ the Chapter Rooms In the
city Of Dallas, on the first Monday after the
W. NJ. q. YOUNG, NJ. Il. ii. p.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
TANNEHIUL LODGE, No. SO, 7, 4 A. NJ,
meets ON the second and last Saturday even
ings of each month, NJ the Masonic Hall.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
RIDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. q, ]. o..
0. f., meets on the first and third Friday
Hall. ii. u. BOHNf, &. L.
MoIsE KAHN. Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. A, !. o. o. f., meets
on every Wednesday night, AZ the odd Fell
T, #. WOLF Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No. l.. .. o. f., meets
every Monday night AT odd Fellows hall.
ii. b MCCONNELL, N, q.
Il. L. LYLE, Secretary.
GOOd TenpIars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, I. o. g. T.,
meets every Saturday night Mt the Thomas
Chapel church. FsEgtrs -.tt.s. : -.
SION $. RECORD. W. &. 4.
j. w. RECORD W. Secretary.
Patrons Of Husbandry.
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. q, OF the
Patrons OF Husbandry, meets at Patrons
hal, Richardson, on the first and third Sat
urduys Of each month.
ID. II. BECKER, Secretary.
knights Of Pythfas.
COEUR DE LEON LODGE, No. s, meet.
every Tuesday evening. II, u. Seay, Past
Chancellor; b. Ward, Chancellor Comman-
der; 4. NJ. Miers, Vice Chancellor; Il. T.
Preiate; A. \. JeJt Masterof Exchequerj j. 3
Downs Waster of Finance; j. q. Leigh Keep
er. of Records and Seals; Cross, NJ. at A.
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No. SO, 7, 4 A. NJ,
meets ON the second and last Saturday oven
ings of each month, NJ the Masonic Hall.
JOHN j. GOOD, W. NJ.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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Odd Fellows.

RIpGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. q, ]. o.
q. f., meets on the first and third Friday
nights In each month, at the Odd Fellows,
Hall. IL. q. B0HNY, &. Z.
MoIsE KAHN, Scribe,
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TERMS.

TERMS.
PER SESSION OF TWENTY wEEKs-PAYABLE
MONTHLY.
Primary department, SIS; intermediate de.
psrtment, $40: classical department. s2,; les
soss o. the piano, SIS; use OF piano for m
struction, so 70; use of plano for Instruction
and practice, IS; incidental fee, y.
Pupils charged from entrance 10 close oI
term, save In cases OF protracted illness.
Our school works on a. systematic, vigorous
line: hencei Is important that those wish
Ing to profit bv It's labors, be present the Hist,
the last, and every intervening week Of each
session &. 4. w. MILLER.
lGsdlm Principal.
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
Masons, meets NJ the Chapter Rooms In the
city Of Dallas, on the first Monday after the
last Saturday in each month.
W. NJ. q. YOUNG, NJ. Il. II. p.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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The Hodge ifefaIcatfon

CONTINUATION or TKE SUIT AGAiNsT ,IES-es.
PoLEAMUs AND JACKsON-IBE ARGUMENTS
YET 70 BH HEARD
The Crse of the United states against M a.sFS
FO'Aamus * jackson, brokers, late vi Wan
street. was continued yesterday before ,juIy,.
ShIrmsn, IL the United States circuit crlrf
Nj. Jack,On who had testified IN bebalf o. h!.
TIM on the day previous, was recalled hy Nr
Roger a. Pryor, tbe counsel t0r the defence. He
a he'd Mr.. jackson whether ne knew how nav
masters accounts we're settled Ia Washin Etgn
tn We objected 10 by Mr. TTemaiu. the cpun-
sci Tor tho government, on the ground tB 4t il
was not material. Mr. Pryor sad that the
object of the question was 10 show that Messrs
POlhamUs x jackson were under the impression
that psymasters accounts we're settled every
two or three months. The question was excluded
Hodge TO Messrs. Pohamus & jackson, dated
Washington, Oct. 1, 1864, in wlich Major Hodge
ipfoI med those gentlemen that a MIR. John B.
Murray, OF New York, whom he believed to be
an operator through their house, had an in
veterate hatred and spite against him, and IA
written to the paymaster general asking a aues-
ton which indicated that he might have had
some information concerning his correspondence
with them. He therefore asked them TO DESTROY
or retrin him all the Letters he had written them
relating TO fnet cial or military news. Letters
containing merely orders or general ne ws might
be preserved as he considered he had a perfect
right to operate in stocks with his priva funds
and that he should, of course, state that he had
done 90 should he be called upon for a report
Mr.. jackson admitted that the letter had been
received by his nrm. After some other q uestions
to MIR. jackson, MIR. Hodge was recalled by Mr..
Tremain, and after q very short REORGANIZATION
on particular points the case was closed, MT.
Pryor said he was willing TO let the case 90 20
the July without argument. Mr.. Tremsin said
he could not consent, and Mr.. Pryor then began
for the defense. The hour for the adiOurnment
OF the court arrived before he had concluded
his argument, and he will continue to day at II
o'clock.-N. Y. Times, SOsh.
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FISANCIAL AND COIHEkCsss



QlC'0ttJEE ttETsisksd D. Hiddls;0,. q Co ba,.lsyf
he following were the prices bio aud asked Al
the meetics q the " sstinRtOn Stock Ercbango t0-
aa5:-l. :. gold lCsas bid, lly a zsked BaDE
StocE .hsuersl 5a1E = BepablIc. lS5 biA. NJ
ora, MetToe.lltsn Bask, llu bid, Ia asked Sec
out National Ba1k g bif, 81 asked, Citizsns Ma
Bank. 70 bid lis asked. City Passenger bail
Columbia stock, lsi- bid, 2 asksd. sundry List
hstieEsI Thester B5sds. J. } ., per cent, 795s
bid AssOH.c Templv BsGds, 4. & A. & per cent
Egac. Y bad, So asksC; WashisgtOu CITY q -
STOCK, % bio, ~ sske1, Arlington Fire Insurance
I"- stock loo bio Pot nIPc fire ins o.. stDrs i.
Georpetown, lS0 bid: National UsiOng Fire los. 90
stock, Us bio; Eslpua M-tr0po a. Eito Igslr-
g; tto ok, g bdi AleE Ws-h 81 Geo.
o, CoiVIois)-Mu- O.. Bonds. =. q J.. ls7s,
y blds CblcSCo k5ief p -ds, u, J. q J ISL. -
b'd; Permanent HAP O., e, = a. y 1891. 81 bid,
g ssk,u, DO , 7s, 3 J lssl, $ bid, s. asksa
maiket STOCK BoIds, p, } & : lssl, IS BIZ, n
s,k,c; Mster ttecE Blgi-, o.. 1871, -i Lid, -
ssgef ~, 7asi F7FSea q = L'sr, q"as-1ss, o. F A.
Eect65. EJ.so,l2 IS sd S s,sea. .Fys y
Year certificate, 75-lU.~ " & \ 1875. 81 bid, lo0
a.ked: "teg Year p ud-.' s., a J., Is-s, IS
uid, - asked trEt.d !. kGrts rC1uEI % 4 b
J l,- - bid. o.. fL-g.l O., q. M a
\, ls z, sl.s L.d. s. ssh.5, C,tu6catss 81 stpcs
lS-sl' o.; J A 80, a. R.ea-gye, 7 bid 70
Er0' ,mept. s., ! = }, l7s. So b'd, 8 ssEed;
D.. ISIS, - tia ~ sss-d; 10 .s6 S. bia, ~
- eci d.. l-17, s. tid, 81 asked. d. ISIS -
DC, 81 ssEecs o. Eerlez, O. - t'i, So asA 20. Ger
bicars. Sewer. -. }. 1875. so bi1, 81 asked:
60, 1873 60 hiti = ls76, s. bid, o., ll-5, 81
bis, % rfle;; DO. LIS, q BID, g ssk-ls 2 -
r. s. 90 tii' "a'er Ctriincstes, Sc, is!, % 5ii,
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BALTIMORE, October 3I.-Nireinia siHes. pssiers.
al North Carolina siAes, old, D., bid to-day
BALTIMOkB, OctC Der Sl-Cotton hfmer-lpW mid.
dIlEgs, sGA4'a. Flour easier and uuchanCod.
" heat dull and unchanged Corn, advancing ten
oency, qulet-white southern, S0d96; yellow south.
erns $50 s4s mixed western exCit sd sales 81 held
81 81, white western, tu0fSs. Oats doll-southeru.
8 a60, western mixed, IS as; do. viii q, 81 goo Ryo
dnll and unchang.o. hay unchanged Mess pork
nomipsl-eleJ-l. B-ik meats dull. Bacon firm
shCn deTs Ga "a "a; clear ribsdes, dull, Ia sugar
cured hams. l4Gls; advancing tendency; refined
lafalG4: Mtsteis butter dull and unohsaeed.
whisky dali. Cats declining. Sugar dull, 10. n iOh
EEw YORK, Oo.0ber 81 The specie sbi pnenss a.
Europe to-day were ssl9 - IN silver bars.
hEw YORK, October N.-StOcks dull. NJ ynev
"a. Geld Hos. Exchange, long, sS3's; short, 4s3
Governments dull.
NEW YORK, October sI-Flour dull sni se.
clihins. Whest quiet Grd unchanged. Corn frmsr
LoNDoS, October 81, I2.SO .. m The wssth,r
throughout n gland to-day ts wei. M.nfaF sieAt
is . bsnk holiday, and the Stock EHcA,.g Ala b
closed. Erie, rs.
LoNDoN, DC ober 81, .. MT. 80. - dis.
count IN open msrket for three nl-.ra. h.Iis 4.
So per cent, Which is = below the BADs sa.i.nd
rste Paris dispatches quote rentes a. 81 are., 81
utimee.
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contessedly stands among the very best OF it's
class, ard his ideal figure OF "Clv.ie," >" now b.
ngiDg TO the Peabody Institute, has bsen pro-
nouuced hy many OF his profss siopsl brethren
worthy 70 be ranked with the antiques. None
OF Mr.. kineharrs more important efforts are
owned here, } far a. We know, but, happily
several Wsshingtonans possess examples of HE
best style i'll ideal busts, etc. Highly priced
as tie creators of MT. RIrehsrt have always
been, for their intrinsic merit. they will uoa
have nsw and higher place in pHhlic steen-
a value hallOwed by tender memories and sweet
associations, coupled with the s3ddenjng ref C.
ton t1at the fine genius which conceived an
wrought them will fashion UOthing more PeAc
O. the p hes OF ths dead sculptor! MAY Ia
memory be kept fTe a sDd green lOng a. brOnza
SDd marble sfAlI endured
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TELEGRAMS TO TIE STAR

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o." fE'.tF- '" .r stores art .- 4. ..r .r..-,
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tc.T A fSrsH r..f bHr.- re- ff't,. ~ -. i-eo-bst
vl'h 49, o.. m. H-rs -fs turrlture a-4 frtrI.r
sweets
IT,, rr.irsrcs ~ Te..s Miller. IN sk-1r. n
vs. turUrd se-teIds,- LoSs aa1lt 5000. ir-
A IRE ~ Nourrs-,vr e. YESTERDAY .'...rovsa
ihr.e business blocks ard hotel l..es $1,000.
SyNrrEY. PA. o,'aher -l-A large 1rs
tieke out ~ >yhI'- grove lssf rIcHt m trc
stAoie oi tteoree NchuuFr. 1 heavy a. ~ pre-
vailed, aud over tvo -gereS tu fra ,.rrf al larf
OF ile town Sere comp etely burned. Al VA
summoned from SUubarv. TIE IRE vrss gsf
unqer control or their str.val. TIE KsvstSue
$40 NauoDA totels. rprrraf srnn.E nD-as
Mtlhodist church. sud r.ua- ps.nF.rg oFIse
Nefe among The rG'. rirgs rUrurf ArlIf sI,tg
hulclugt we're burned tu aI. ghe I... q esf.-
a. inct ud aTv.
PHLApEIrHIA. IN -tober sl .-Tr, b7g5fDs.
on Front, te'ow Arrh street. wera a.maEed bv
IRE ihis morning. The Gre was cont la.I I'D ths
npEer - 2ties- The oCCuUsHts- N..srstr.
cotton Na~te. n GuNsEyr y Broz .Cb.mi-a.-.
A. y. Gibson, sud Bean a TURNER. pr,lu-.
dtsiers, stocks we're d'magci by water.
Episcopal ChuTch Can,entIon
MN NAbh, October 1.-The Er..crpaI -ere
rai CONVENTION resumed rts session. ant NJ
Ni'llsm welsh. 81 Fhils sielTl.s Tu reduced a
resolution, which Vs. adopted, taaf ss a NUN
htT Ci the trustees of he theological seminar.
j. - large - q Interfere With it- Ff''sIrnry a
CviFeruon he appointed, OF two bishops. to
CieFsN men and tao laNUeu. % enquire what
Esia'fnn is necessary to eushle the trustees -
EoFrrn the seWlDsry VITA increased fhctI,tv.
A. q Tor oii er PURPOSES covNevfaa WITH st. nsa-
tuiress. a lOUR discussion A. 90 whether ths
houst Nttuld adjourn finally on Monday next
AT tNo O'Clock, or tho dAv fp''os IuE a. that
hCur. The matter was finally lsiG on the table
re comm iuee of conference On the amended
canon on The utuai made = port which amend
ca the o. gluAl canon reported by the commit
tee, by striking out u speci fcatlRns the clauses
Ielh'ing - The uSe OF Incense aud re- aiming tue
NtucihN ih any part Of n place ot p11hc w0r-
snip WIN few other unimpnrtsut changes
heN. l'r. De kONlu. Of Wisconsin. spoke briefly
on this report, sud said he should opp1se a on
Account OF uDconstitutonaiity. He was OF the
opinion fhsf none OF these cerem hu}ss couId be
suPpreSse1 by the canon. but only hv the ru-
orlcs IN the prayer book. Further discussion
was cut rhort by the order OF tie day being
called iOr.