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have also the proprietors. The Company
give $500, Joseph Kinsey, Presldenk -
HHommedieu $40, e. j" TruInbuli q
and W. A. schowls 50 each. The WORK
men have also responded, the following having
given one dollar each; A. D. Paige, Ge0x16
Walton. I. Buhrman. Ernst Richter, 4. D.ysI
Hempe, Jas. Marralta, c. Anderson, fhonss
Cope, 4; Briggs, Geo Geo. grSnsmap, S Geo. Gee: sssis. .
Mears, Oliver Kinney, J. Lang, 2. Lang. 2.
Lang. J. MoGary, T. Put, II. schEamm. y.
Bog -nschuz, II. Jordan, J. D. pAyjk
+. Bartels, K. Wolf, W. A. schowls, J. Mz3y-
ney, j. Mullins, N. Smith, ]. smith, y Dennis
j. Flynn, NJ. Burke, Z. Metteil, w. q. Lleyos
A. 9ano, II. Kidney.
Tine Globe Rolling mill and Post 4 Co. gasr-
antee the whole amount Of the subscriptina
should their employees fail to come 70 time Mi1a
the money.
This is an experiment on the part Of ths
committee which bids fair to result very sus-
cessfully.
After some little business OF miscellaneeW
character the Committee adjourned " meet q
the same place upon next Saturday as y
O'clock.
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q Houston railroad Is estimated at from $4,000
to Sl5UOU. Many bridges were swept of, but
no freight OF consequence was lost. Two houses
only are standing at Indianola. Three hundred
people were lost II is, said the first reports
were exaggerated
1t is now ten days since the three-year old
child, Josie Sullivan, was abducted from his
parents in Greenwich stree, and nothing has
yet been iearned by the detectives regarding
his whereabouts. IL is thought he may have
been stolen by some Of the numerous Long
leland farmers who visit in the locality Of
Greenwich street and Washington market
The boys mother is heartbroken.
Mr.. DELANo TO RETIRE oOT0BER1.
NEW YORK, Sept 2j.-The Tribune's Wash
ington special says: At conference of the
Cabinet members yesterday, II was decided
minated that either Judge Taft, Of Ohio, or
Senator Scott, Of Pennsylvania, viii be his sue
cessor,
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Latest from Abroad.
FROM SPAIN.

FhUM SfAiNs
LONDON, Sept. 25.-The Times this morning
publishes special telegram from Bagneri's
DeLuchon, France, containing the following:
'sTwenty-flve hundred Carlists are blocked by
ten thousand Ahonsists at Viella. They will
probably be forced to cross the frontier at Pont
Du Roe. The Carlists at Gavarnie have been
interned."
Monsignor Rapella is expected here to re-
place Cardinal Smeoni as Papal Nuncio. The
latter leaves for Rome shortly.
LONDON, Sept 25.-The text Of the circular
addressed to the Spanish Bishops by the Papal
Eupcio at Madrid is published. The Nuncio
says he has been directed to communicate to
the bishops the substance OF the protest sent
by the Cardinal Secretary of state Of the Holy
See to the Spanish Government, upon the Pope's
attention being called to the liberation clauses
in the new constitution proposed for SPAN.
INSURGENT SUCCESS.
VIENNA, Sept. 2s.-Private kilograms report
thst Deivish Pasha has been surprised by the
insurgents near Raveno, and lost two hundred
men killed.
FROM ROME.
ROME, Sept 25.-The Pope held consistory
yesterday, at which several French and Span
ish bishops were appointed. Monsignor Dlez
was appointed Bishop Of St Christopher,
Cuba.
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A European correspondent says thai
for considerable time this season, asa
has been out a great deal into s0ctety.
He has freely expressed his opinion tiat
his new dramatic poem will be suocess,
The mountings Of the play will besuv
perb. Tennyson, who has cleared naay
thousand pounds by the sale Of htn
"Queen Mary" is the Very. IDEAL Oh
poet. He wears his hair about his shoul-
ders, and is never seen but In hi
brigand hat and extensive flowing CLOAK.
In room be is brilliant conversation.
alist, but more than a little egctistic An1
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The salaries OF all the ministers OFF,
gospel in America, according to the g.
census, was $3,000. 900; we pay "a. .oeee&
for the support Of criminals, 81, ,600, ,ooeE
for the support Of grog-shops, and (
costs us slO,00o.oQQ 10 support The ea<I
OF the country.
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HNABERNACLE CONGREGATION Robin
l. sons Opera -hOuse.-Rev. Henry ID. Moore,
Pastor and Minister. Services Sunday morning,
Sept, ~. at II O'Clock. The Good Samaritan.
Text-Luke X, 1870: "Thou shalt love the Lord,
thy God, wlth.all thy heart, and with all thy
soul, and with all thy strength, and with all
thy mind. and thy nefghbor rs thy SELF. And
who is my neighborpa Theme: The Father
hood of God, and the Brotherhood Of Man"
The Hymns to be sung. led by the Band of
brass and reed instruments. under the direc-
tion of Prof. Currier, are: 1. s'Awake my Soul
TO Joyful Lays" = "Joy to the World, the
Lord has Come;' 8, "My Country, tits OF Thee"
Ushers are In attendance to furnish seats. Ex-
ira chairs are placed on the platform for the
accommodation, as far as possible, of those who
desire to attend these meetings. All are cordi-
ally invited. Strangers in the city and young
men specially invited. 1t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
THE LATEST AND BEST
NOTICE.
A Gard.

r REGRET TO BE UNDER THE NECES-
i sity of informing my friends and tho pub
nc that the scurrilous articles in the the cfrcu-
lars Of "Nelson's Business College" were writ
ten without my knowledge or consent. | dis
II. r. Kelley, a student, and Horatfo Nelson.
my nephew, who, for obvious reasons, care
fully conceal their given names from the pub
lie RICHARD NELSON, Founder OF Nelson's 9
Business College. ..t IT.
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The RtpNbIican EDocss'soe C0sh"sttes.
The Republican Executive Committee met at
~ o'clock this morning in Hopkins Hall. with
Amos Smith in the chair, and c. F. Anderson
acting as Secretary. On roll call forty EIGHT
members answered to their names,
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved. On motion Of Mr.. Stephenson,
the Chair appointed Messrs. VIM. Cornell, f.
w. Steigelman, and G. W. Guyst as commit
tee to confer with similar Democratic COM
mitteo in regard to judges and clerks for the
election.
Addresses were made by Elk. Gov. Noyes,
Judge TAFT Gen. Thomas L. Young, and Da-
vid Thew Wright.
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xfens&.


Special to the star.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Sept 25.-Great prepara-
tions are beng made for the reception Of Hon.
Carl Schurz on Tuesday evening.
Hon. Henry Blandy spoke to good audience
last evening at the Opera house.
The Fair closed yesterday, and was through
out pronounced success. The Board held O
meeti1a and decided to hold a trial of earth
working implements on the 10th and 10Th Of
october. phe free for all race, purse Of $50,
was won by Billy Yeazell in three straight
beats. Time. 2:35. In the running race, L. B.
Spraguc's Belle Richards fell and broke a
shoulder. The horse was worth 81 900.
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She stepped into the car, radiant Win
youth, and looking cool and bright in htI
fiower-trimmed hat and speckless sntt q
linen. Four young men Immediately -
fered her their seats. She aco3pted 90
with an enhancing smile, and instnnflF
gave it, to . poor, wan little old w0n1
who had been standing for ten blOonh
Whereupon the young men did not knof
whether to get up again or not, and tE1o4
their best not to look foolish.
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Important from the Capital.

1npOrf0Nt from The C0pttas.
Special to the star.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 25. = Governor Woodford
Opera-house, on the political issues Of the
day.
Wapakoneta Manufacturing Company, capital
stock $4,000, by WV. NJ Layton and others;
the Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company,
CINCINNATI, capital stock Sl,ovO,0U0, by G u.
McDonough and others.
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hoNTEvrDE0, Sept a5.-The Government has
issued a manifesto, in which it declares it will
make every effort to secure the speedy paciA-
cation Of the country. 1t promises reduction
ofthe volume OF paper money. reform Of the
Bank, and regulation OF the public debt.
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THE voting place of the First precinct. Thftd
ward, was changed by the Board Of Aldcrmep
yesterday from 500 Sycamore street TO No. 412s
also the voting place Of the First prccincx
Fifteenth ward, from the northeast to IN
northwest corner OF W ade and Cutter streets. /
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TENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
~ street. between Central avenue and Plum
W. T. Moore. Pastor. Morning subject: "Ear-
nestnestness as Factorin Religious Develop
ment" Evening "Facts for the People Re-
lating to the Religious Wants OF the Age"
seats free. 1t
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WtlI W0jve ENasstnUtjOss.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Sept. 25.-John g. Crof-
ton, late Adjutant General, arrested for for
gerry while in office ana now under guard here,
will waive examination and let the matter 60
to the Grand Jury.
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LAST EDITION.

Probably. fair the ne1t taoenty-f four
hours, 4
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Bde The Cold Snap is accounted
for ny the very low Temperature reached by
the ALLEGR ETH Icebergs at the Exposition.
Se25 ct .......a
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EOUND-- RECEIPT 1920 receipt. in favor
I Of Elias Crandall Owner can have same
by proving property. IKE LEVINSON, 22
Pearl street. se23-8t
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wANTED-..BoARD1NG.

VNTANTED-BOARD- furnished room
w for gentleman and wife. Address e.,
p. 0. Box 3d.. se23-3t
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DICHMOND-ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
II cor. Richmond and Cutter Streets
Preaching by Elder A. o. Bartholomew, Of
Pittsburg, Pa, To-Morrow Morning at II
O'Clock. Morning theme, i" What do Ye more
than Othersa" Evening: "Examine Both
Sides" All are invited. it,
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WANTED-YOU TO KNOW-That there
wv will bc a grand OYSTER LUNCH sun
day Morning, sept. 20. at 8 O'Clock, at HARRY
LEARUPS Wine and Beer Saloon, northwest
corner Woodward and Pendleton street. Come
and give Harry call.
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RELIGIOUs DIRECTORY.

EMMANUEL P. e. CHURCH, Eastern
lL avenue. Service and sermon by Rev. Geo.
+. Buggee, Sunday, Sept. 20. at:4 P. NJ. Seats
free. IT.
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CT. PAUL MAE. CHURCH, corner of Seventh
y and Smith streets.-Preaching Tomorrow,
r. NJ. by Rev. D. Ii. Moore, D. D. Sunday
school at 2h p. NJ 1t
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!! Advertisements in this coll
Mmn DC. per line. No insertions
less than 1Oc.
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WTANTED-CONFEC Err First-class
wv workman, who understands how to max Q
French candies and some fancy home made
candies: none other need>apply; will fnd
stea'ly employment, at WM F1SCHER'S, 8. e.
corner Sixth and w alnut se2j-2r
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LNOR sALE-HOUsE-A small frame house.
I fruit trees, &c.. with IL acres ground, on
Ohio River, IL miles below Cincinnati, ON the
q. 4 nj. t. r., about miles below North Bend.
VIII be sold very low for cash, and possession
given Immediately. Accommodation trains
ER. No. " w. Third ST se23-3t
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l1XTANTED-DRUGG $500 cap
w ital, 10 take charge and an interest in a
well-paying drug store. Address Box e, Car
xolton, KY. ..... se2a-3t
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VXTANTED-BOUTS, SHOES, CATERS
w OR RUBBERS-If you wish to be as
tonished how cheap you can buy good custom
made boots, shoes, CATERS or rubbers be sure
and 60 to S. Marx, go West Fifth street. He
not only retails at wholesale prices, but he also
opens daily job lots Of fashionable goods which
he sells at half the usual price, It is therefore
money in your pocket to go and see him before
you buy elsewhere. 1t
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NINE-STREET CONG
Y CHURCH.-The Pastor, Rev. q. B. Boyn-
ton, d. D., will preach Tomorrow at II a. m.
and 1880 p. m. Evening service in the main
Audience Room. All are invited. Sabbath
school at $3.50 q. m, 1t
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MISREPRESENTATION.

WANTED -VEST-MAKER-A expert
w enced hand AS partner. can furnish
machine and room. Address MISS LOUIS,
this office, for two days. IT.
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FOR RENT.
FOUND.

T,OR RRENT-aROOMS-A % East Tenth st.
II Covington, Ky. se25-2t*
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WANTED -RUPTURED PERSONS TO
wv call at sc. KRAM & CO.'S, N. w. corner
Fifth and Elm streets, and examine the "s,lre
Cure Truss" Consultations AMI examinations
free: Office open Sundays from A. NJ. till
+. M. IT.
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CEVENTH-STREET CONGREGATIONAL
- CHURCH.-The Rev. Eben Haley, Pastor.
Services Tomorrow at II A. NJ. Subject |:
''The Hearer of the Word, and His Relation
to the Preacher" Ali are invited. Sabbath
school at o: 80 A. M.
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VKT ANTED- = BOARD - An unfurnished
w room with board, by an elderly lady OF
good address. Please address BOARDER, 364
East Third street, for three days, stating terms.
i- se24-2t*
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WANTED D-PARTNER-With $4,000, to
w engage in manufacturing business that
can be made to clear $20,0U0 year. Address
Glass-box S93, Dayton, o. se23-3t
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VKTANTED YOU TO KNOW That d.
w CAVAGNA Il SON have new lot Of fine
Boneless Codflsn, and splendid line OF
Groceries. Jy26-h
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Ray. See the North Pole at the Ex-
position. ALLEGRETTI, the disc,verer.
Se25-St
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NTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock of
w first-class Sewing Machines In order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 W alnut
street, nrst floor. ie26-tf
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. The Cold Snap is accounted
for Dy the very low temperature reached by
the ALLEGRETTI Icebergs at the Exposition.
se25-3t
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TED-WASHING-Try the Country
wv Laundry. All work done away from the
smoke and dirt of the city. Office, 1871 Race st.
=. seA.4t*
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HNTANTED - CABINET MAKER-First-
wv class, and draughtsman; one capable Of
taking charge Of shop. Address RICHMOND
FURNlTURE MANUFACTURING CO.,
Richmond, Ind. se23-3t
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LOST.

II OSr-CREPE WALTON Saturday. Leave
IL at 47 George st. and be rewarded. se23-3t
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syXTANTED-DRUG STORE-In a live town
w where the trade is not oyerdone; Nortn-
ern Ohio preferred. Address POst-office Box
7S3. West GAINESVILLE, o. se23-3t
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TXy ANTED-BAR white barber
wv to assist during Southern Ohio Fair for
pne week: good wages will be paid. Call on
Monday, the 9th, at No. Jefferson street,
Dayton, o. se23-3t
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iTXIANTED-YOUT TO CALL-At KELLY'S
w New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
s96 West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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R6yThe Cold Snap is accounted
for by the very low temperature reached by
the ALLEGRETTI Icebergs at the Exposition.
se25-3t
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Rig See the North Pole ut the Eek.
position. ALLEGRETtrI, the discoverer.
se25-3t
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NTT -SALOON-Firstclass, to buy,
w in Ohio OF Pennsylvania, doing q good
business: town not less than 500 inhabitants.
Address III. MACE, Richmond, Ind. se23-3t
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VTTANTED--SALESM experienced
w and active travelling salesman for the
sale Of tobacco and tea. No other need apply.
Address r. o. ROx d03, seSS-3t
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TED-EvERYBODY-T know that
w JOHN G. HARTLEY manufactures all
kinds of w illow- ware. ga West Fifth street.
[se25-6t, S, ,Tu.rh]
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RHy. See the North Pole at the Ex-
position. ALLEGRLTTI, the discOverer.
se25-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VIZ TANTED-SITU UATION-In an insurance
w or law office, or business house, refer
ences given. Address 2. W., Box 2lS, New
port ky. se23-3t
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n0y- The Cold Snap is accounted
for by tho very low temperature reached by
the ALLEGRETTI Icebergs ut the Exposition.
se26-8t
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REay~ See the North Pole at the Ex.
position. ALLEGRETTI, the disc0verer.
se25-3t
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ATTANrED = SALESMAN = An energetic
wv man to control the sales In this city and
k'unty of an article in the grocery line, OF
Daily consumption IN every household. I'M
mcnse profits. Any active. intelligent man,
kith little capital, may make $1,000 per annum,
6rass, inclosing s,amp for answer, MANHAT.
IAN MANUFACTURING CO., i41 Reade st.,
low York ss@-as
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sVKTANTED-CENTS- old dates, eagle
w cent of 1856, half cents, &c. w. q.
SHAYNE, POst-offce box y87, Covington, KY.
seA-2t+
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FOR sALD.

LSOR SALE-FARM-Ver cheap; 5s0-acre
I term. q. W. BARNETT, Sainte Marie,
Ill Se23-3t
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INOR SALE-LAND--5O acres prairie land;
Il good spring on same; in thfckly- settled
neighborhood, in Adair county, Iowa, near
county y-seat. Or will tra,le for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W." this oficc.
Ijy14-tfI
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TTLANTED-JIM AND CHARLIE DAVIS
w Formerly of ia Race street, are located
ut tine 'sSun Saloon" 13 Fountain Square,
where they will De pleased to see their friends.
Open day and night. se2l-5t
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some furpi-
wv ture and household goods. Address X.
i. NJ, Post -ofice Box 1884. se28-3t
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NM TANTED-STENCIL- plates to cut
( wv out of best German silver, including bot
De indelible ink. brush. and directions seht by
post. Prices reduced to a song; observe: 40c
dress Z. W. LEWIS, New Trenton, Ind.
se28-1tw se25 ltd
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NETANTED-TO BUY-Standing or side
w wall showcase from s to s feet high,
with or without drawers. Must be cheap. Ad-
dre1s G. b. T.. this office. aul0-H
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Eayn See the North Pole at the Ex-
position. ALLEGRETTI, the disc0vcrer.
se25-3t
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WANTED nD---M1scHLLANrous

n@@ See the North Pole at the Ex-
position. ALLEGRETTI, the discoverer.
se26.3t
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Neg The Cold Snap is accounted
for Dy the very low temperature reached by
the ALLEGREIT Icebergs at the Exposition.
se2j-3t
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T OST-BRAsS DOOR KEY-Leave same at
IL cor. Sixth and Main. VOGELER, WAC
Nk,R ~ co ltf
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nay" The Cold Snap is accounted
for by the very low temperature reached by
the ALLEGRETTI IceDergs at the Exposition.
sc25-3t
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LNOR SA LE-- RAILROAD TICKETS -
Il Bought, Sold and Exchanged HOW &
CO., gu West Third street. jyl6-tf
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sIETA 90 M-Nicely furnished,
w without Board, by a single gentleman.
Address H., P. o. Box 1856. se23-3t
, 1875-03-14

me- 10 volumes. Where they are 10 common they
mnst BE- cheap.
Heporter-I was about to ask you TO. COPY
of the resolutions for publication.
Mr. HI could not give them to the public in
advance OF thalr being presented 10 thosa to
whom they are directed.
Tho interview WAS hera brought to CLOSE,
and this distinguished stranger returned to the
WORK Of preparing his first sermon in America
which will be delivered at the Church Of the
Messiah this Horoipg.
Mr.. Herford Is OF medium Stature, about Is
years Of ago. He WAS born and reared
Ut Manchester. His boyhood davs were
spent as er1and-boy and clerk in connection
with = Manchester firm. At the age OF Is he
entered Manchester New College. and became
pupil Of the Rev. james Martlneau, who had
reputation second to no co-Iaborer Ia the Uni
tarisn work. The Rev. Robert Collyer, in pri-
yate letter written recently, said 1has Mr. Her
ford vas second only to MBrtiEeau in miniaterist
strength, winch Is no mean compliment. he
spent several years at college, and 1T the age OF
% entered the ministry at Tormoden. He lifted
his first church to An advanced position, md then
went to Sheffield and took charge Of Upper
Chapel where be remained eight or nine years.
not only doing his own work, but founding an
other ohurcb, which iH now among the most
prosperous in that section OF the country. Then
he took bis present charge at Manchester where
he has lAbored necessarily for about ton years.
He ia possessed OF high socisl qualities, is lib
orally educated, and can scarcely fail to maka
good among the people with whom he is to
Temporarily labor the repusaton which has pre-
rndnH him