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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-03-03
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
In TIIE PROBATE COURT.

E1 Par;e George II. Chapman, as the Ad,
miui>lta,or Of Persona, Estate Of Bcnja-
min +. Chapmnm, deceased.
Petition for Iinal Settlement and Letters
Ui,miSsory.
On hearing the petition, Ordered that
notice he given through New berry HERALD,
Tor thir,! days, that the petitioner, George
II. Chapman, will make fnal settlement
Of his accounts rs Administrator Of the Per-
sonal Estate OF Benjamin +. Chapman, de-
ceased, III this Codrt, OH Friday. the nine.
tccnth day CT March next, and Immediately
thereafter for letters dismis$ory.
Witness my hand aud the seal OF this
LIS. Court, on ti.is the Sixteenth day Of
February, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and scr-
enty-ti"c. J. e. LEAlll,
Feb. II, 1-jt J. 7. y. {.
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Losses Speedily Adjusted and
Settled When They Occur.

All property destroyed b. fire without IN
surance is actually lost. Remember then
to insure your property. *500,0oo annual
", are consumed by fire in South Carolina,
without insurance.
Mar. 8, 9-tf.
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INONiS ?, SLIDER,
TRIAL JUS TaCE
AND
ATTORNEY ATLAW.

Office above McFan & POOLS and next
door to NJ A Ct!l.slc's Otlicc.
All business will be promptly attended to-
Mar. >, 9-Gm.
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Totals. ... $3.50 900 bales .2,11S, 100000 lbs.
Average, 400 lbs. to bale.
The table represents the Cotton of
Con- cree, the entire production Of
the world is believed to be double this
quantity.
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Gen. Rreckinridgc.

.lit.ExrSaroS, KY, May 16-The condi-
ton Of General Breckenridge remains
unchanged. He still remains cheerful.
lie seems 10 he much less concerned at
his condition than those around him. He
has the papers read to him and conyerses
with his few chosen friends, who arc adj
mittcd. Some Of his more hopeful friends
entertain hopes Of His remaining among
us for some time, but tie more knowing
ones see he can not remain much longer
and Is liable to be called away any mo-
ment. His pulse Ia very weak. His i'll
ness is the topic Of conversation, and
every word uttered In relation 10 his con-
dition il listened to with interest. Many
Of bis relatives and friends from abroad
are here 10 be withhim In his last hours.
Many friends from all parts Of the coun-
tty seek intelligence hourly Of his condi-
tion by wire.
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Meeting OF German Relief AssO.
citation.

CINCINNATI, May 15.- The Central
Union German Relief Association Of the
United States commences its twentieth
annual session in this city tomorrow.
The object Of this meeting Is to discuss
religious subjects and dtheiF bearing on the
societies, and 10 adopt general rules for
observance by local societies. There are
now 304 societies scattered throughout the
United States, witha total membership Of
$4,000. II Is believed this number will
be increased fifty per cent during the
coming year. The objects Of these societies
arc dispensing charity and the further
ance OF the cause Of the Church. II Is
expected that at this meeting an effort
will DO made for the adoption Of u new
constitution, the effect Of which will DO
to bring the government Of the societies
more closely under control Of the Church
officials. Much opposition exists to this
move, and II Ia thought IL will be defeated
or postponed another year, There will
be q grand procession, consisting Of four
teen divisions, including all the Roman
Catholic Societies Of the city and many
from abroad. High Mass will also be
celebrated and q festival sermon deliy-
cred. The business meetings will occur
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, tho
affair closing on Thursday with local
celebration. it.'l isH3ii
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FRANCE.


PARIS, May l5.-The National General
Assembly to-day, rejected tho principal
clauses Of the Savings Bank Bill, and It
was thereupon withdrawn by the COM
mittee having Il in charge. The Chamber
adjourned until Tuesday.
PARIS, May l6.-The Compile dc Cham
bord has written letter 10 NJ, do Beleas-
tel, member Of the Assembly for Haute
Garrone, In which he declares that he
still has hopes that the monarchy may be
restored in France.
The spring meeting at Chantilly began
to-day. The race for the prize Of Diana
resulted In dead heat between Tyroli-
emma and Almanac, with Conhance third.
A deciding heat was run, which was won
by TyroliCnna,
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Reformed BpiseOpaI Church.

CHICAGO, May l5.-The Council Of the
Reformed Episcopal Church, yesterday,
directed the appointment Of a committee
To prepare the translation Of suitable
parts Of prayer books for use by German
congregations, and a committee to recon-
mend the best means for the permanent
support OF the general and missionary OBJ
iects Of the church.
The question as TO the placeiof meeting
Of the next Council was made the special
order for Saturday. The Rev. DR.. A, r,
Thompson, Of Brooklyn, delegate from
the General Synod Of the Reformed Dutch
Church OF America, stated that his ven
cradle Church sent its official and
Christian greetings as a duty and right,
He rcjoiced that the historic Church Of
Holland could resume relations Of
Christian sympathy and communion with
a Church EpisCopally organized.
His Church rejoiced to thus publicly
say amen to their reformed declaration Of
principles, set forth about q year ago, by
Bishop Cummins. He gave fervent thanks
for this first official recognition Of his
Church, and Council sang "Blest be the tie
that binds,p
On motion, q delegate and an alternate
we're ordered to be annually elected and
commissioned to convey TO the General
Synod Of the Reformed Church In Amer
ioa the Christian salutation OF the Re-
formed Episcopal Church. Rev. Mar
shall B, Smith was appointed delegate,
with Rev. DR., Nicholson Us alternate, for
this mission.
Part Of the session was devoted to the
consideration Of articles Of religion as re-
vised and reported by the Committee on
Doctrine and Worship. The first, "of the
sufiiciency Of the holy Scriptures for
salvation" led to o general debate on the
propriety Of revision, which'was almost
unanimously sustained, though 1t was re-
solved to retain, as far as possible, the
ancient meaning,
Three articles were Professionally &C.
Cepted by o unanimous vote. After
slight additions two forms were reported,
these were entitled Of the THoly Trinity"
Of the Word or Son Of God, which was
made very man." and Of the Resurrec-
tion Of Christ, and His second coming.
An article on Chrisps Descent into Hades,
was stricken out on motion Of Bishop
Cheney, with but few dissenting votes.
The consideration Of the articles Of re.
ligion was then begun.
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ST.. Louis, May 10.-Tom Allen, i!t
pngilist, left here tonight for Pittsl-!!tgh,
within fifty miles Of which ciit 1e q ~ u U 70
1ght George Rookie on the lTh o. = June w,
He will go Immediately =, Mckees exec, . lsocks nv
five miles from pillst.fgh, yhere ne VIII
IN intn active trsiiing under the dlfec-
la ~ fnLnS, Newell and Young Don.
nsiiv liz Ias been in preliminary train
iSa hoe iof some weeks past and has re-
,I,,s,.f Il himseliftOm 925 10 190pouhdA. He
SSpccts 10 take of twenty more pounds
Of ilesh and fight al 170. Barney Aaron
and OWney Gagin will second him, and
Joe Cobufn and some other EaslcIn
bruiser will second Rookie.
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Another centennial.

ptrrsHtRaH, Pa, May i5.-The centen.
nial celebration Of the Hanneston Deela.
ration Of Independence Is being held at
Gteensburg, .WestmuFelAnd County, Pa,
to-day, The town IA handsomely d6Coratl
cd with flags and evergreens' A large
number Of people are present to partici.
pate. Governor HaFtranft, Lieutenant
GOyetnor I,alla, lion. Simon Cameron,
and other distinguished persons present.
A salute Of thirteen guns was fred at 6
o'clock thiS morning, and a National sa-
lutte was fred at noon. During the morn.
Ing the military pataded. An immense
mass meeting was held al the Court.honse
at 2 A. NJ, over. which the Hon. Simon
Cameron presided. The lion. Edward
Cowen delivered the otaLion Of the day.
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FIRE RECORD.


WHITEHALL, N. Y, May lb.-A fire d
Rutland, Vermont, this morning, burned
the Opera House, the stores Of Dunn &
Cromptin. Stanley 4 Co., and others. Loss
$4,000; partly insured.
DrHtQuE, H., May.-Mitchcll, Iowa,
was visited BY q disastrous cOnllngratiOn
last night, which destroyed j. G. Tyson's
elevator, two grain warehouses and ail
adjoining Office. Loss 1900 bushels OF
grain, about $1,000 in machinery and
stock, and 10000 on tho building. In.
snrance nearly $4,000.
Houston, Texas, May l6.-The resi-.
dence Of Alderman John Meagher was
burned. Loss $4,000; insured $1,000.
Three men unable to escape from the
building burned to death. ..
MtDDLErowN, o., May i5.-The birth.
place Of Hon. jacob Kemp, Representa-.
live Of Butler county in Madison Town
ship, burned to-day. The house was DC.
cnpied by A. Ebby. Most Of the furni-
tufe was saved. The fire was caused by
0 defective flue. Loss about $4,000; no
Insurance. IlH.I fH.s- .Hs .H|.
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THE LATE EVOLUTIONARY OUTBREAK IN
PORT Au PRINCE,

THE LATE REVOLUTIONARY OUTBREAK IN
PORT Az PRINCE.
NEW YoRk, May 15-Thc following
from Kingston, Jamaica, May 8, gives
the story Of the latest so-called revolt.
tloh In tlayti.
Saturday May !, was celebrated as its
annual Agricultural Festival throughout
Hayti. On the evening previous Presi.
dent Dominique was advised Of q con-
spiracy to asSassihatc him on the follow
Ing day, with a view TO establish Mon
plaster Pierre In the Presidency, support
ed by General Bryce and General Caval.
While The President was in church three
separate bodies Of troops were sent 10
arFest the cohspiratOrs. General Bryce,
residing Immediately opposite the Brit.
f.t Consul late, was the first surrounded.
He refused 10 surrender, and shot down
four Haytieh officers before he was fred
upon and mortally wounded, when he
cfept into the British Consulate and died.
A shot intended for General Bryce killed
a servant Of the British Consul; a servant
Of General Bryce was also killed. When
the troops reached the fesluetCe oil Mon
plaster Pierre (who was a candidate for
The Presidency when General Niaage'a
term expired, he resisted until wounded,
when he retired 10 the attic and shot him
self. When General Caval was met he
was in the vicinity Of the American Min.
iSier's residence, al the head Of body Of
soldiers. These, on seeing Government
troops, iotsoOk General Cayal and fled,
and the general went into Mr.. Bassevs
residence under the stars and stripes,
where he remained. The scene which
followed these incidents IL indesefibable.
The President, man Of overwhelming
passion, directed the arrest Of every per.
son suspected, and arrests we're made
throughout the Republic, causing gen.
etaI panic. Several houses and stores
were pillaged and burned.
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AnniVersary Services.

New York, May 1O.-The anniversary
sevices Of the Congregational Union we're
held this evening In the Church Of the
Pilgrims, Brooklyn. Rev. DR.. StOrrs
preached the anniversary sermon, in
which he infinitely reviewed the workings
Of the Union during the past year, which
presented more than cheerful results.
The following Is from the statement Of the
Union: Number Of churches aided in
building since this work was undertaken,
1926; amount paid therefor, 100000. The
churches aided are scattered over thirty.
four States and Territories. Churches
aided have contributed $4,000 TO the
treasury Of the Union. The number Of
Congregational churches outside Of New
England now exceed those in II by 500.
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The second was that sweet spirited, up
right man, Jacob Senseney, The next
was ZachaFiah Jacob, a man OF sterneF
mould, but one who lived and labored for
Christ and who died in the faith. The
fourth was ]. Gamble Baker, he too was
man Of God. In the other world he has
had higher place assigned 10 him. This
world was not worthy Of him. The fifth
was Joseph A. Metcal. The term Of his
Official service among us was not long,
but II was sufficient greatly to endoar him
to many for his kindness and peaceable
disposition. And now james PAUL. is
with these brethern, and with DIR. Weed
and Mr.. Wylie, and that goodly company
who from this church have ascended into
glory. How delightful has been tho
meeting? How sweet to talk together Of
tic way in which the Lord has led them
on earth, and to 60 and Scc the King in
his beauty and TO cast their crowns at his
feet. When We think Of the trials Of
earth and then Of the Joys Of the Heaven
ly city where they now are, We may well
desire to DO with them.
40 mother dear, Jerusalem
When shall come 10 thee2
When shall my sOFTOWA have au end
Thy Joys when shall se9
'Ho being dead yet speaketh," And
the great lesson which he teaches Il the
inestimable value Of genuine piety, II
gave him large measure Of satisfaction
while he lived. He was n happy man,
and his happiness sprang chiefly from
the sweet inward peace which he 70
largely enjoyed. His religion beautifully
him In sickness and death. II
has secured for him the honorable and
remembrance Of those whose
good opinion Is most to he desired, aud it |
has obtained for him an everlasting home
in heaven, where he now Is in the enjoy
ment Of rest and glory. There he Is In |
the midst Of redeemed friends and IN the
presence Of Jesus. There he Is waiting
10 welcome others who from this earthly
shall reach eternal Joys. And
does not all this constitute a prize at
which we should eagerly aim?
Between the things of earth, and such
a life and death and eternity, shall we for
n moment hesitate how To choose Surely
the emptiness Of tho honOrs and pleas.
rlres and riches Of this world must be APP
parent In the light Of this excmpliiica-
lion Of the truth Of religion. Come,
then, to Christ as he came to him for sal.
walton. Openly identify yourselves with
The saviour's cause. Live soherly,
and gOdly while you are per-
nittCd 10 remain oil earth. And when
you die you too shall speak Of the value
Of Christ aud Of his salvation to those
who remain behind and shall be spoken
Of by them "a one Of the redeemed in
ulnPy -i .-.... ..sr.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SAN FRANrtsCo, May 15.-sailed-pa
ciRc Mail steamers City Of Peking, fol
Yokohama, and Granada, for Panama.
NEW YoRK, May 15.-Arfived-- Steam
ship Oder from Bremen.
New YoRK, May 16.-Attived-Tht
steamer City Of Richmond from Liver
pool; State, Of Louisiana, from Glasgow
SAN FRASC1sco, May l6.-Aftiyed-
The steamships America and Rosie Wei
from New York.
SAN FRASctsco, May 10. -A~,yed-
Pacific Mail steamer Alaska "om iiohg
KING, #
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81. LOUIS, May 16.-A party Of un.
known men rode up to the house Of Ben,
fYens, a colored man living on the farm
Of John Carton five miles from Ie1ing.
ton, No., about 8 o'clock Friday night,
called him out and fiddled him with buck.
shot, killing him instantly. No cause Ia
known for the act, 1vens had the repu.
latlOn Of being quite a Peaceable man.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE DAILY NTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.

NEW INTERNAL REVENUE COMMISSIONER,
WASHINGTON, May Determinations
Pratt took charge Of the Internal Rev
enue Office, to-day. .
BONDS CALLED IN,
The Secretary Of the Treasury has Just
made call for FIVE million coupon bonds,
upon which interest will cease on and
after August 10. The nineteenth call for
redemption Of five million coupon Five
twenty bonds Of 1852 embraces bonds
within the following numbers: $50, No.
lS,70l TO No. 20,S00, both inclusive; 500,
No. 4S,l0l to $1,000, both inclusive; $500,
No. 26, 100 to q, 800, both inclusive, 81 900,
No. 1851 to s065O, both inclusive.
United States securities forwarded for re-
demption should he addressed 10 the
LOAN Division Of the Secretarys Office"
~'- JuDoEPTERREPoNr,
the new Attorney General, took charge Of
the Office to-day, and was called upon by
the heads Of the Bureaus and Others,
COMPLIMENT To Mr., DoULAss,
AT an informal meeting Of the officers,
clerks and other employees Of the Bureau
Of Internal Revenue this afternoon, 10
give expression 10 their feelings In re.
ference 10 the severance Of official rela.
'tiohs with Commissioner Douglass, his
successor, Commissioner Pratt, was call
cd to the chair, and complimentary re-
solutions were unanimously adopted,
Commissioner Pratt declared his sympa-
thy with the feeling manifested In the re.
sOnlutions,, winch were 80 Well expressed
ana so wen We aeSerVea, M n % his own appoint
men ~ S "Iu pegn , une1 peU';vJ ;Ls sna
sO thn oINao au ~ Msnyu .n"'ina ~ nnt NJ. y.
'ho o v,U,o IN, VI In NV 'et " n nv1iS tooii
'"' '""' P''V'~'''" "'N soON '''''"s'
WHISKY FRAUDS.
Tho further prosecution Of the whisky
frauds, together with all evidence and re-
cords, will, on Monday, be turned over
by the Solicitor Of'the Treasury to Mr..
Pratt, Commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
The various Supervisors who have been
acting with the Solicitor have been order
cd to report directly to the Commissioner,
and receive further instructions from
him. The secret service force Of the
Treasury, however, will continue to aid
the internal revenue authorities In detect
ing ana seiialng crooked" whisky, and IN
bringing sav S1p Ums',Hyrs w, 70 ~ usIs6lssi
new. - ~ ~, D,I''",lD.' ~. .
MAJOR H. W. bingham, lndian Agent
at cheyenne, arrived here tonight Win
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JAMES LICK.


~ ANeN uENNN VI AEuAAa
sAN FRANCISCO, May l5.-James Lick
has made new trust deed. IL differs
from that revoked in q few particulars.
The donation for statuary at the State
Capitol Of $3.50, 900, is changed no 500
OOG for statuary at City Hal San Fran
cisco. The appropriation for the Key
monument IL reduced from Sl5O,OOO 10
100000. The 100000 for Lake Tahoe
Observatory Is committed to the Uhiver.
sity Of California for the same purpose.
The donations for Mechanic Arts School
il raised from 100000 TO $4,000. The
gift to his son is raised from $4,000 to
100000. For himself he gives up the
item Of $4,000 annually, and takes The
gross sum Of $50O,0O0. The estate be-
comes Immediately available for ben.
eliciary purposes, lie will he one oi the
trustees himself. Tho others will be an
nonncCd shortly. Most Of the bcnefciaries
have given assent 10 the new arrange
ments. No doubt Ia entertained as to The
action Of those not yet heard from.
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s55.JO0 FfFe..IscforIned Episco.
TFGfI nal f,0tttaiI.

Chicago, May 1G.-An Inter. Ocean
special says fire last night destroyed the
saw and shingle mill Of Wise & Leomial-
colet at Loomis Station, Michigan. Loss
al least $4,000. No insurance. f5
, The i9sinbefs Of the Reformed EpiSco.
pal Church, who are In attendance aL the
session Of Council here, held services Of
general character in Christ's Church to-
day. g'li iJIti. iIstGy yg.i
Schuyler Colialx delivered an address at
the anniversary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association held in this city
In.dnV i|HhUH N N.'.
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Rio JANEIRo, May 15,-The National
Bank that suspended has asked the for
beara9ce Of creditors, and promises to
pay In full with interest. The suspen-
sion caused sensation, and many depos-
itors in other banks Withdrew their
funds. The Bank Of Brazil came to the
aid Of the banks, and the Government
introduced bill In the Chamber Of Dep
uties authorizing the issue Of 25,O6O
contas to relieve the crisis, which was
caused by tho absorption Of capital by
great Undertakings in the Provinces.
These steps restored confidence.
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vice I,resi,inni MiIsnn,

ST.. LOUIS, May l5.-vice President
Wilson, this morning, WA taken BY Dt.
TausSig, Of the Bridge Company, and sew.
etal prominent citizens, on trip through
the funnel and across the bridge in a
special car and driven in carriage over
the carriage.way Of that structure. Al
noon Mt. Wilson visited the Merchants
Exchange, and was introduced to The
members by Hon. Il. o. Stanatd, and Al.
ter brief conversation with the indiyid.
ual merchants, made few remarks from
tho fostrum, which were listened to with
close attention and very heartily ap.
plauded, @
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GERMANY.
TRIAL OF Won ARNIM.

BERLIN, May l5,-Thc trial Of Count
for July !,
BERLIN, May 18,-The priests impris,
oned in POsen and tho neighbOring towns
have been released, and informed that tho
evidence with regard to tho alleged secret
administration Of the diocese by a papal
delegate is no longer required by the gov
ernment.
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NEW YoRK, May 10.-Rev. DR.. Halls
church, on 9th avenue and 6jth street,
was filled this evening on the occasion Of
the celebration Of the semi.centennial
Of the American Tract Society. Justice
Strong, Of the U. s. Supreme Court, pre-.
sided, A number Of gentlemen delivered
intnrestin0 aI1dfpsses
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Death Of Charles 4. Glenn.

CoLuMBus o. May 10.--Chatles s.
Glenn, proprietor Of the Columbus Ga
seils and owner Of The Gazette printing
establishment, died to-day Of conSuinp-
tion. Mr.. Glenn had been resident
here for many years, and was very
public spirited and much respected cliff
mn. ...... BIO
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Arrest ior I,eriury.

ALBANY, N. y, May 15-George T.
Smith, Of Minnesota, Of middlingg purify
ing notoriety, was brought before the
United States Commissioner to-day, by
the United States Marshal from 81. Louis,
and held TO bail by the Commissioner TO
answer to the charge Of perjury In getting
Ills naInnl.
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sAspusKY, o.. May is. Andrew Veck,
nm employe Of tho lake Shore Railway,
was killed near hero yesterday BY falling
from car while the train was In motion.
lie was a young man, unmarried.
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sata 4, t,onde,.netl Army Stores.

.Tpprvpsov, iLLE, GSD. May 16.-TherC
wss saiJ e public auction, yesterday, al
ibs ~ pot Quaftetmastef's Department
H. i tIiis city, over S27, 900 worth Of con.
iemned stores. Many prominent lner.
chants from different cities we're in at.
tendance. .|r
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WAH UKPAHINKNTJ
0RTcE OF TiIR CIiiET SIGNAL 0nT1CER,
WARRINGTON, D. C., May iO.-S;SO Pm }


PROBABILITIES.
For Monday for the Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri Valleys and the Up.
per Lakes, falling barometer, increasing
southeast winds, threatening weather and
possibly light rain.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
stationary or falling barometer, northeast
and southeast winds, warmer and partly
cloudy weather during the day followed
by frost early Monday morning. ..
For the Lower Lakes and Middle
States, rising barometer, cooler northerly
winds, clear weather and possibly light
frosts, followed by warmer weather and
lower pressure. HH
The rivers will continue to fall.