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tho next w1eness. IIn ia boy Of about II, pert
md QuIck-wtt,ed, hul gave his answers In = sharp
ma bent his shpe stlenton upon 10 ouestions I'd
haA answers thereto.
liz wa examined by s1r. Doute'!. an,, testified:
until thsy 1roke up; collector; John Do I3os
gos q cohoi we're rocsisea M tic from ill., caeaxo Alec
aoi Works; aonatmes there fifteen barrels Per
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y s ess TIE
Rush There daly TO collect for tho goods delivered
tuth about ths 3oods aaat know Of my removal Of
stamps during ths panic .lcohul Hss received from
tic aumps thsn On them; they .sra nat destroy.
%; doat knov what was lons With them Do1o4 vi
then there; was Gully shipping clark.
ciA0ss.ExAAIKED.
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business ot Tho aouss and In she afternoon helped liz
loyy around ths stoEe; took baud tn everything.
tLst iact suortIy altar my conneelion xh sLa rn:
could nee that tley wero sw!uls!ng the uoyctpntut
IN ls7Y; na'St 'n..sa n,.. xh., harmed Tasy
witA hr. Junkri .bout tho nsttcr; ho liked ns ii
Aeonu, works 70 tho stu.s never told The uuvern-
uac4k olteiais What knew,
John DE Bo8
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with b1.ck taiE. nuatache, aud Soatts aud very
sgltu. Its acten foreign, tut te spoko ptainly
enough to 10 Understood W III. He msnlfostsd ~
particular auieress IL the affair." but gRre his svdeneo
III .1ip. 4teIaotyped sost Of WY ~ though 10 puly
cared 70 get on and 80 luck 10 his west.
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for tleluhoFst fosmess ltoie L lunkt., and be{0ro
thai Ks.nt l!oee 1unksf: workt4 theIs ten Jes1s
just tefaro tho afs wss ooMfoundes; after tic drs
IN 1aIl wo fuceFed seyaszl lots from Tho Chicago
Alcohol Works; solutiasa VIC got II sssry day, snd
koMetiues ts!ce weak tnAt IsateJ nve nontLs lbs
ptoo W.. ~ aud tbs stamps 1aFs a loo: the ttaud
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP - YooTsTEP
wINs-THE yAvoRITE NOT PLACED.
LONDON, Nov. 9, 1915.
The race for tho Liverpool Autumn Cup took place
to-day at the Liverpool autumn meeting II brought
out . field Of twenSy-four horses Lord wilton's ch.
ally Fooisep with so laid against her IN the latest
betting, Woodlands at to came In second,
and Lord Gowran, Is TO l. third. julius Cesar, the
favorte Al to l. was not placed Footstep ran twice
two-year old being third In the Lcvant stakes Al
Goodwood and she won the Knowsby Nursery stakes
al Liverpool at the November meeting The following
is a summary
LIVERPOOL AUrUnS Cur OF 500 In specie,
added TO . handicap sweepstakes OF Is. sovs. each,
10n second receives SO from the stakes; win
after October 25, Al twelve noon OF handicap,
valuc 100 sovs lbs Of two such or OF 200 lbs
any race, value 400 sov& IL lbs extra entrance
sovs each TO the fund.- II declared by noon Tues
day next: about one milo and half log subscribers
Lord Witon's ch Footssep, by See Saw, out of
Sandal, years. 81. 13 lbs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
n. y. Swindells ch. C. Woodlands. by Nutbournc
out OF whlseface. years, St, lbs ........... Q
Mr. ]. " Morgan's b. b. Lord Gowran, by Lord
Chden, dam by Merry Andrew, out Of Cordelia, s
ycarA st. lbs 3
Tho iavoritc was not placed.
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cHo1Rs OF TRINITY PARISH.

The fourth annual meeting OF the choirs OF Trinity
parish he'd last night In Trinity chapel wcst
Twcnty-nfin street, near Broadway. This nne church
nIed TO It's utmost capacity by very fashionable
and thoroughly appreciatrvc audience. Four choirs
participated In the exercises OF the evening" These
Trinity church, under the direction of A. II.
Messitcr 81 Paul's chapel, led by j. H. Cornell; ST.
Johns chapel, led by G. +. 10 Jeune and Trinity
chapel. under the charge OF W. B. Gilbert
The selections OF sacred music sung by tho united
chors aided by organ accomplishments covered an ex.
tensive programme, and occupied hours in singing
Among the pieces A .'magnincat, from tho ser
vicc in minor, by W. b. Gilbert; anthem No ],
composed by Richard Farrant, who was organst OF st.
Georges chapel Royal, Windsor, in 1864; Nc 2, by
Jeremiah Clark, organist OF ST. Paus cathedral Lon
don in 1898; No. 3. by Or. Boycc who was musical
composer TO King George Ill No. a. by Henry Leslie
OF London; No. 8, by William 7. Best, organst or ST.
organist of Trinity chapel New York.
Tho Rev. Dr. DIX rector OF Trinity church. delivered
an address ''Thc History OF Church Music In Inc
PARISH He took up the subject at early d date us
1905 showing that IN those days the church scrv,rcs
were OF the most dry and formal kind Tho arst time
that n 'Gioria" vas sung II gave offence n large
number Of the who petit ishop
10 put siop the innovation In 1S40 parish organ
was obtained eonc other advances In the right rec
ton were made, and then boys have gone rcgu-
larry into training order that grand results might DO
obtained until the present state OF efficiency heen
reached
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attend the church services When he went there the
faith OF the majority OF people living The great
lumber region Universalism. They had been diS
change has come over them. Bishop Neeley therc
sends more men to Minnesota and Colorado than AM
other Eastern State and which has missionary counties
as large as tho entire State OF Massachusetts DR.
Riley gave sketch OF the rise aud progress of the Re
formed Catholic Church Of Mexico. He gave an inter
esting account too OF his call TO that work
the prosecutions which the Reformed Church has has
to bear there Only few weeks ago he buried ono OF
the martyred missionaries who shot dead In the
little chapel that his people had built and
were entering for the first time. And there
are twelve such graves In that land
recently made and covered. Bishop Garrett gave
a humorous of Texas and It's people, whom he
divided different strata, such as hard heads, soft
heads long heads &c. and showed how difficult u 10
to get any sympathy or aid from them. He has built
churches At Galveston, Corsicana Sherman, Dennison
aud other points; he has only Ave clergymen in his
diocese and during tho year lost hree-one BY death,
by starvation (rcsgned and another by overwork.
counties travel over, each 100 600 square
miles extent and the minister nearest 10 him 10 $50
miles distant He wants moro men and money, and
going talk about IL here in the North until the
church people give him BOTH
In the evening addresses were delivered by Dr.
Schercsch hewsky Bishop elect OF China in behalf Of
mission work in that Empire; by Rev. Mr. Forester,
plea for missions among tho Mex,caus in New Mexico
and Arizona and by Rev. Mr. Atwood on behalf OF the
freedmen Of the South. Those addresses were full o
interesting statistics and facts.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Hester Ciymer, of'Peunsylvania is q
the Fifth Avenue HOTEL Alexander Mitchell, Presi
dent OF the Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad
Company. and Professor Alexander winchel, Of Syra
cusc, arc at the Hoffman House. Ex-Governor James
f. English, OF Connecticut, is at tho Windsor Hotel
r. e Church and J. VI. Ehninger the artists, and
Robert Garrett, Of Baltimore, arc at the Brevoors
House. Emerson f. Davis OF whitehall, N r, IS At
the Everett House. General George J. Magee. o
Schuyler county, New York, is at the metropolitan
HoleL Chief Engineer William W. W. Wood, United
States Navy is at tho Astor House. Commander
Henry Wilson. United States Navy, is at tho West.
Minister Hotel Ex Governor John Evans, Of Colorado,
IS at the st Nicholas Hotel.
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woMAN's MISSIONARY SOCIETY,"

Tho Fourth Anniversary OF tho woman's Missionary
Society or the Protestant Episcopal Church the
ccse OF Long Island held yesterday in st. Peters
Church on State street. Long Island Guy The society
hcldtkree sessions morning, afternoon and evening
at which the Right Rev. Bishop Ltlleiohn presided.
Tho morning session moro particularly Of rel.g
ous character. at which tho communion admin
stcrcd about thirty clergyme and 200 300 lay
men and women. Bishops Vail, Garrett Spauiding,
Ncelcy, and Dr. Riley Bishop elect OF tho Reformed
Catholic Church Of Mexico psesent and took part
in tho different sessions Al the morning session
the annual report Of the society showed that II
had received and distributed IN money and goods
TO missionaries from Malno to Texas, including
very largely the misson nelds Of the Great Wost
ST. $40 during the past year. Bishop Littieohn
l'vcrcd missionary address, based upon one Of the
known among men; thy saving health unto all ma
tions." The Bishop urged on his hearers the
slty for earnest ondeavors to spread Christ's
kingdom ON the EARTH and complimentod tho society
before HIM for their noble work.
Az tho afternoon session Bishop Littejohn made
few remarks Of special cha racter upon the missions
OF the Church in tho Great West and remarked his
doccsc contributes largely TO tho missionary diocese oil
ssns m $ s
Hall schools for boys and girls that State, Den
yer, Lake City and other points. u ho could
would have strong diocese In Two years The
s'sects" are disgusting the people OF COLORADO with
emotional religion, ana there is grand opening now
for "the Church, to step IN and gather the people
into her fold. Bisnop Ncoiey, OF Name. referred 70
the abors Of his predecessor Bishop Burgess in that
diocese Tor nineteen years, during which the Church
len bim 70 labor alone without sympathy or aid And
when, nine years ago, he Bishop Neeley) there
he found nineteen parishes and 200 comm uicants
In Population OF 100 600 people, ministered 10 by
twcve ciergymen Now there twenty two churches
and iorty preaching stations occupied Thirteen
churches have been placed in important potnts--some
in places where thero arc no other churchea Hs has
successful diocesan schools In Augusta. and the
osspe are nsw willing 70 hear No Gospel and 70
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN TH1
CoUNTRY--Now READY.
The WEEKLY HERALD for this week contains q select
story, entitled, "How He Won Her." together with
Election Returns from all parts OF the Union; Tcle-
graphic Nows from all parts OF the world; Death OF
Cardinal Antone Last Days of the Great Exhibition;
Floods in Cuba; Trial OF Commander semmes; Riots IN
North Carolina; the Fatal Prize Fight; Attack on .
Colorcd CLUB; Lost and Found; Correspondence from
the Indian Country tie London Stage; an Atrocious
Murder at Poughkeopsie, and Terrible Railroad Acc-
deps Il also contains editorial articles on tho prom
nent topics Of tho day. Reviews of the Horse, Cattle
and Dry Goods Markets; Financial and Commercial
Reports Agricultural and Sporting Matters; Obituary
Notices. and the most important events Of the week.
TERMs-sngIc copies, So one copy sent 10 any nd
DRESS postage roe, 81 per year two copies one year,
So; four copies, one year, So Any larger number Al
81 Is per copy
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THE NEW INDIAN POLICY.

COMMISSIONER SMITH FAvoRs THE coNcEN-
TRAT1oN OF THE TRIBES ON TWO OR THREE
REsRRvAT1oxs-rHE LANDS TO BE con-
vEYED TO THE INDIANS IN sKvERALrY.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Q, 1876.
Commissioner Smith has completed his report on
the Indians, and sent It forward through the secre-
tary Of the Interior, for the approval Of
the President Tho policy he advocates is
based upon an understanding had with the
President The following, after full and able argu-
mont for decided policy on Indian affairs, are the
principal points Of his recommendaiions:-
Frst-The concentration Of all the Indians on fcw
.Second-Acceptanoe by them OF lands in sevsralty
Third-The extension over them OF United States
laws and the jurisdiction of United States courts.
The consolidation proposed is recommended to take
place ON the White Earth reservation. In Northern
Minnesota, and In tho southern part Of Washington
Territory, probably on tho Yakima reservation. II It
be impracticablc to remove the Indians OF Colorado
Utah, New Mexico and Arizona to the Indian
Territory, they might DO concentrated at
suitable reservation in either Colorado Ari-
zonA.
Authority, BY Law. should bs granted to tho Presi.
dent to remove the Indians when practicable. While
Il may be objected TO by tho present tribes Of she
Indian Territory to consent to the re-
moval OF tho Indians of tho Northwest,
there. II il believed, can DO accomplished
after fcw years. The Commissioner insists upon
division OF the and by allotments scveraty to tho
Indians and tho remainder not required TO be sold
their benefit DO opened up settlement and evili-
zation
Commissioner Smith discusses the whole question
boldly
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have psrishsd The government has sent relief to the
desolated section.


desolased section.
THE FAMINE
The Bombay Times Of India Of yesterday announces
that relief works have been established In the shola
pore DISTRICT where the Pioneer the 9th inst re-
ported there were prospects Of famine, and $1,000
Of tho inhabitants have been given employ yment
There 10 now plenty OF grain in the district
coin SHIPMENTS
The White Star steamer Baltic. which sailed nom
Liverpool yesterday for New York, took gold to tho
vaiuo OF ESQ 900 and silver to the value OF fI0 0o0
The amount OF American coin Withdrawn on wednes-
day for New York was S255, 000
-Four hundred ana dfty thousand dollars In eagles
were withdrawn from bank yesterday for shipment 10
New York.
RUSSIA SHUT OCT PRoA SEA-.
the port and the roadstsad of Cronstadt are ice
bound and navigation Is stopped Tho river Dwina is
frozen and navigation is closed The river Nova also
choked with floating ice from Lake Lado.a
PROBABLY UNTRUE.
The Paris Temps publishes telegram from Vienna
which states that Montenegro dndng herself incapable
OF maintaining the troops In their present position
during the armis.iss, has opened drect negotiations
with the Porte for prompt conclusion OF peace.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON Nov. Q, 1875
'sBoss" SHEPHERD CALLS HIS CREDITORS TO-
GETHEB.
Mr. Alexander r. Shepherd tonight called together
number OF his personal friends and creditors and
stated 10 them that no was financially embar-
rassed and submitted TO them statement OF
assets and liabilities, which showed an excess Of
assets OF upward Of 5000, COO A committee
Of I'VE was appointed to examine into the Details
In few days meeting Of his creditors will be called
to hear the report Of the committee. Tho feeling
manifested at tho meeting was in favor OF providing
such assistance as will deliver him from his temporary
hnr nrrassmcnL
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE
WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. 10-l A n.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. 10-l M
Probnbtiifie&
For Friday. In The South Atlantic and East Gur
States rising barometer northwest TO northeast Winds
cooler, clear weather.
For the West Gulf States, northeast to southeast
Winds rising followed by falling barometer cooler fol-
lowed by warmer, cloar weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, Upper Missis-
sippi and Lower Missouri valleys, falling barometer,
warmer southeast winds aud clear weather
For tho lakc region, cooler northwest, back TO
warmer southwest winds, stationary pressure and
partly cloudy weaihcr.
For New England and tho Middle States, rising
barometer, cooler northcriy winds ana partly clear
weather.
The rivers will foil slighty.
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A MUTILATED BODY FOUND.

srRArFoRD, Ont, Nov Q, 1876.
This morning coffin was found floating in the river
at tho cast end OF the town. containing tho body OF
man with his head cut OIL. An inquest was held but
nothing discovered afording the slightest ccw TO
the identity OF the body.
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THE CUBAN INSURRECTION.

ARRIVAL OF MORN TROOPS FROM SPAIN.
HAVANA Nov. 0. 1876.
Sig hundred and nfty troops have arrived from
spain.
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SCHOOL SUITS. LARGE STOCK. AT GREATLY RE-
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The rivers will fall slightly.
THE WEATHER YEsrERpAy.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature for tho past twentyfour hours in COM
parson with tho corresponding date OF year. as in.
dicatcd by the thermometer at Hudnut.s pharmacy
HERALD Building
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OF tho Senate, without Whiting for any question
put to tho joint meeting rhcrc proceedings in
the Senate, but attended with definite action sr
William Bigler, Of Pennsylvania, from tho Joint Com
mittcc mado report, but don't remember what il
was now. Mr. Butler, from South Carolina, introduced
JOINT resolution covering the case that was then in
point but nothing done with either the report OF
Mr.. Biglcr Mr.. Buffers joint resolution. They
LAID tho table, that tho only was that
tho President OF tho Senate, in the presence
OF the House, opened those certificates, and
counted tho votes including those OF Wisconsin,
and when tho question OF order was raised
on tho admissioltty OF the vote OF Wisconsin tho
President Of the Senate refused to the
tIon and lcn the chair have prepared statement
in which give the prelimn ry proceedings those
which Immediately followed the counting OF the clec-
toral votes from the year 1889 TO ls7a in which
tailed tabular statement OF each OF the electoral votes
for President and Vice President
CoRREsroSDExr-what would be the method now of
counting tho electoral votes?
Major McDoSALD-In the absence OF tho twenty
second joint rule they will have to fall back on the
ancient practice, unless they make other provision.
CoRRgsPoSDENr-In view Of there being
want OF harmony Of sentiment between
the Senate and House, there probability that that
provision could be brought about nowf
MAJOR McDONALD-In&t s n polisicai aspect OF tho
question upon which would not .cnre to express an
opinion. am irco TO say. however, that in my judg-
mcnt there constitutional authority for that
Joint rule. In what l have said you arc
not 10 regard mo as speaking in any
political sense whatever, but simply expressing my
private opinion the result OF some thought and
OF nearly forty years. experience in tho Senate Of
United States, on subject which is engrossInc, and
very properly tho attention OF the public and OF our
statesmen.
CoRREsPoSDIyr-Thcrcfore, Governor Morton
says, thore must be omissns in the corsttu-
sion, and that fact made evident by tho OF
Wisconsin In 1857.
Major McDoSALD--Ycs, am OF that opinion.
CoRREsroSDryT-suppose hayes is elected by one or
two or few votes including that Of Louisiana, and
suppose Il Is notoriousy tho and s susceptible
proof that the Returning Board Of Louisiana falsy
the returns Of that State and gives it's vote to Hayes
thus securing his election, TO what tribunal could
appeal be mado beyond the Senator
Major McDoSALD--That question must be decided by
heads than mino In tho absence OF any provi-
sion TO meet such a that, and regarding the
twenty Joint ruio tNncfss o6cis. moth
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