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british OARSHEN AND THE CENTENNIAL.

THE CAPTAINS OF THE OXFORD BOAT CLUBS IN
CoUNcIL-THE QUESTION OF REPRESENTA-
TON IN AMERICA.
LONDON, May l, 1915
The Standard states that at meeting OF the captains
Of the college boating clubs at Oxford to-day
the invitation to participate in the Centennial regatta
at Philadelphia was discussed and referred to q
mittee.
There q feeling in favor Of accepting tho hos
pitaty Of our American cousins provided Cambridge
and the Dublin University also send representatives
YALE's INVITATION DECLINED BY THE ENGLISH
MEN.
LONDON, May q 1876
The Daily Ne,cs states that at the meeting of the
Oxford Boat Club captains yesterday the invitation OF
she Yale University boatmcn was respectfully declined
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BOSTON TERMINAL FACILITIES.

Bosrox, Mass May !, 1876.
In Wow OF the necessity for additional terminal,
warehouse, elevator and dock facilities in Boston
company be formed OF Boston capitalists 10 take
the Constitution and Battery wharvcs and adjoining
property the whole contemplated bc controlled
for the terminal purposes in view beng about ten
acres. Free and bonded warehouses, immense cc-
vaors sheds and large dcckagc for steam
crs are among the contemplated Improvements.
Arrangements With most Of the Northern roads have
hncn concluded.
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SPAIN.

THE RELrGroUs ToLERATIoN QUESTION A
CAUSE OF BITTER DEBATE.
LONDON, May 2, 1870
AMadrId despatch to the Times says the debate in
the Congress on the religious question is very heated
anu bitter, and will continue through the week.
Senior Cardcnas yesterday spoke in defence OF the
federation clause OF tho constitution.
Seniors CASTELAR, and sagasta and six members Of tho
Cabinet were present.
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A DETENTION AMONG THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS
SINGULAR CASUALTY.
PRoMoNToRy STATION, Utah, May !, 1876.
The Emperor, Dom Pedro, is detained here by
singular accident A freight train Is or the track
half mile west OF Blue Creek.
AN UNsUBDUED NATIVE.
A bull standing on the railroad, over
turned the engine and eleven cars, which are COM
pletey wrecked.
DEATHS AND CASUALTIES.
Two tramps, who were riding free, were immc-
diatey killed and the fremcn ana brakeman were
severely injured.
ROYAL sroICIsM.
The imperial party endure the delay with philo-
sophical equanimy and are making the best OF what
accommodations this wayside station Affords All
are well.
EMIGRANTs on THE TRAIN.
The train which was smashed up had seventy
1--WE emigrants on board. None OF them were in
jurcd they were in the rear cars which remained
on the track.
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A FLOOD IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE. CRY, L. T., May ], 1870.
The Central Pacific train six hours late in arriv-
Ing at Ogden to-day. The track OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Is washed few miles cast Of Ogden, aud
eight freight the there fhIs morning
The bridge Of tho Utah Central Railroad Weber
River Ogden peril tho pushed across
py hand All the streams very high and the pros
pect is that greater damage will result tncreiiom.
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NAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Russia will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown aud Liverpool.
The mails Tor Europe will close at the Post Once -
half-past nine O'Clock A. "
TnE Nsw York Naturalization for Europc-wiI
be really at eight o'clock IN the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing six ccnta
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ssNsRA WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

wAsnrScroS May I, 1874
HALLxrT KTLBoURS WILLING TO sPEAK--Hrs
COMMUNICATIONS TO THE HOUSE.
Speaker Kerr laid before the House to-day the fol-
loving communication from Hailct. Klbourn tho iato
rccusant witness in The real estate pool mvcstiea-
ton
WASHINGTON n. q. May !, 1916
Hon MICHAEL KERR. Speaker Of tho House OF Repre-.
scn,ativcs.--
SRI have the honor 70 respectfully inform you,
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FRANCE.

REPUBLICAN VICTORY AT A PARLIAMENTARY
ELECTION.
PARIS, May I, 1870
NJ Roln, republican, was elected yesterday to tho
Chamber OF Deputies from ST. Amard
GENERAL cLUsKREr WANTS TO 40 HOME
scmi-olcal journals that General Cluscret has
pe,ioned President MacMahon for pardon and permits
sion to return to France.
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PORTUGAL.

THE FRINGE OF WALES EEcEPTIoN-AN IBER-
IAN FESTIVAL.
LISBON, May l, 1876.
The Prince Of wales and suite arrived here from Ma
drid by railway to-day.
Special excursion trains have been arranged from
Madrid Lisbon for tho festivals be given in honor
of his Royal Highness.
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INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL.

MONTREAL, May I, 1870.
The following gentlemen have been chosen TO repre-
sent Montreal in the football match with Harvard UNI
versily:-K. T. wimot, Z. K Cough, S. Campbell, +.
Gross and II. s. Smith.
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FIRE IN A BROOKLYN CHURCH

The alarm Of nre given at hafpast four o'clock yes
tcrday afternoon occasoned by the burning Of the
Lee Avenue Baptist Church, Of which Rev. J. Hyatt
Smith is the pastor, OF Leo avenue and Wilson
street. Brooklyn Tho loss Is about $4,000 The church
Is insured for $55 000 Tho hre caught from small
furnace which u tinsmith using in repairing tho
roof a 10 time
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RAILWAY RATES INCREASED.

OTTAWA, May !, 1876
Tho ST. Lawrence and Ottawa and Canada Central
railways have entered into agreement to advance
passenger and freight between this city and Pres
colt and Brockvillc. An increase Of nearly nifty per
cent has been made In some cases.
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ATLANTA, Ga, May !, 1876.
Tho General Conference Of the African Methodist
Church OF the United states met hero to-day. Six
bishops and $50 delegates present. The Confer
cnce will continue session two weeks
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TURKEY.

TRIUMPHANT PACHA SURROUNDED BIZ IN
suRoESrs-THE PEACE OF EUROPE TO BE
PREsERvED.
PARIS MAY l, 1870
Tho Steele asserts that Moukhar Pacha after rcliev-
ING Nicsc, WINS surrounded, near Presjcka, by the
insurgents.
RUSSIAN CONSOLATION TO THE EUROPEAN POWERS.
Tho Messager de Paris states that before the end OF
May the Emperor OF Russia will takc an opportunity Of
Affirming that the peace OF Europe must not be placed
in doubt The declaration will DO made with such
lcmnty as 10 dspcl al distrust
GOVERNMENTAL AID TO ExILEs RETURNING TO
HERZEGOVINA
CoxsrAxrNorLE, May /, 1915
Tho Porte has received Official despatch from RAJ
gusa stating that GOO families who took refuge In Aus
tria have permission return their homes in
Herzegovina
The Porto is taking measures help them to return
FRANCIS JOSEPH NOT GOING TO BERLIN.
LONDON, May . 1870
The Vienna telegram to the Daily Mems denies that
the Emperor Of Austria is going TO Berlin.
ANOTHER RATTLE NEAR xrcsIc
Tho despatch reports that after tho relief Of
Nicsc another battle took place, the result OF which
not known.
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BAvARKAs ROYAL COMPLIMENT TO BIsMARcK.
LONDON, May .. 1874
Tho Times Berlin despatch reports that the King OF
Bavaria has given permission for the erection Of
colossal statue Of Bismarck in Ksscngcn TO mark the
spot where Kuiman attempted TO assaslnatc the
Prince.
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rExnRoKr, Ont, May !, 1875
Three prisoners confined IN the County jail here TO
nwai. trial escaped night II is supposed the cs-
cape was made By tho aid Of confederate who gained
access 10 the jaer's apartments and distracted the
keys
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The Porto is taking measures to help them to return
BAGDAD.

4 coNsoLISa THEORY CONCERNING THE SUP
POSED PLAGUE.
LONDON. May l, 1876.
A special despatch from Vienna to the Nevs says
xhat German physician, Dr.. Heck, has tccgraphcd
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record win show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty -four hours, in
parison with the corresponding Of year. In
dicatcd by tho Thermometer ~ Hudnuts pharmacy,
IruAIp Iiulidinu:-
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IN SERIOUS COUGHS AND COLDS HALE's HONEY
or IfoREHouND TAR il relief Try 1t.
PIXIES T0oTHACHx DRors In minute.
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Average temperature yesterday III
ycar' - 4o,.
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THE MERCHANTS SHIPPING BILL "A NEW

THE MERCHANTS SHIPPING BILL "A NEW
CLAUSE FOR THE REGULATION OF DEcK-LoAD-
ING
LONDON, Mayo, 1876
In the House of Commons last night the Merchants
Shipping bill was considered in committee. now
clause introduced by Sir c. b. Adderley President OF
tho Board OF Trade, agreed to.
1t imposes maximum penalty Of $500 the master
or owner Of any British foreign vessel sailing be-
tween October and March 16 which shall arrive at any
port in the United Kingdom with heavy timber deck
or deals battens exceeding three feet above deck
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ENGLAND.
PARLIAMENTARY ATTENTION TO THE wINsLow
ExTBADITIoN CASE.

PARLIAMENTARY ATTENTION TO THE wINsLow
ExTBADITIoN CASE.
LONDON, May !, 1876.
In the House Of Commons this evening Sir Henry
James asked whether there any objection to pace
before the House the papers in the Winslow case.
Mr. Cross, Secretary of State for tho Homo Depart
mont in reply said the papers would be submitted in
due time but Lord Derby Secretary of State for the
Foreign Department. believes that their presentation
now would not be in the public interest
THE MURDER OF MRS PoRTER-vKRDIcr AGAINST THE
wALLAcEs
The Coroncr's inquest on tho body Of Mrs. Porter,
held at No 46 Maud grove, Chelsea concluded to-
day.
The jury returned verdict Of wiful murder against
William Wallace and his wife, and warrants have been
issued for their apprehension.
BREADsrurFs--rHE TRADE DURING A WEEK
Tho Mark Lane Express, in Its review Of the British
corn trade tho past week. says that the inactivity
caused by the Easter holidays Is yet Trans
actions are still limited TO supplying immediate
auiremcnts This and the absence Of anything like
speculation has tended to contract operations supply
keeping pace with demand, and stocks diminishing
slowly. The Continental demand continues, and has
taken several cargoes which arrived at calling ports
but has not shown itself to any extent in our local
markets except for oats
CONTINENT
Tho stocks in parts OF Germany and France are re-
ported short but lattery purchases have been made
by several grain markets from Russian and American
ports, whence direct shipments are being made.
OF TRADE
Trade is inanimate. Fine weather depTesses tho
market In some instances holders have yielded
slightly, but the decline scarcely quotablc. Maize is
lower under increased supplies
The French demand occurred worry OPPORTUNITY for
sellers OF oats
In the country markets -four is fairly steady but the
London trade is dull There has been no important
change in any department during the week.
Things generally remain in stotu quo
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TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE n AvgKy FINE NvvEt.
i but EDITH LYLE By the sane. aufecr Mra Mary y
Holiness, IL even better ksa1 ~ eud sssi
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from Bsgdad that tho disease prevalent there is not
the plague, but an epidemic fever durable By quinnc
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FATAL ExPLosIoN-THIRTY PERSONS KILLED.
RuDEsuAM, May i, 1870
The boiler OF steam ferry boat plying between this
place and Bngen, the loft bank OF the Rhine, ex
ploded yesterday.
II is believed that thirty persons were killed.
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DEPARTMENTAL GOVERNMENT OF THE CON-
QuERED FRENCH PROVINCES
BERLIN, May l. 1870
In consequence OF Herr Debriick's resignation the
Departments OF Justice and Of Administration Of Affairs
in Alsace-Lorraine, and some others, will be detached
from the Imperial chancellory and placed under separ
ate Chiefs Prince Bismarck retaining the responsibility
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING.
LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON s1v@
HANDSOMELy AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE oFrIcEA
APPLY ON THE PREMISES.
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ALL INCONVENIENCE CAUSED BY METAL
avoided by wearing the elegant SILK EAse
Truss, supplied only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6ss
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Published monthly. Price, rs per number or 70 PEI
Sold only BY subscription either by yearly snb
scpton delivered through the post prepaid. payable
monthly delivery by the carrier.
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A. 100000 LIVE BROOK TROUT FOR SALE,
all sizes three pounds each down yesrlings, o.
y. ROGERS CO.'S, M. Fulton Wholesale Fish Market
81 Xorn
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CUBA.

RAILWAY TRAIN ATTACKED By INSURGENTS
COMPLETELY DESTROYED AFTER GALLANT
DErENcE-MANY ESTATES BURNED--PLUNDER
BY NEGROES.
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CRlSTADORO'S HAIR DYE ACCOMPLTSHES ITS
work splenddly. safely instantly Depot, ~ John st.;
W n retail
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TuRNlrs.

This is perhaps the best month for drain
ing swamp and We. lands and should be
done before the fall rains raise the springs.
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cR0Ss,RREEDlNG OF GRAIN.

ttRDSS RREEDfNt. OR GRAIN
In this age OF enterprise aud Thought,
when science y casting ~ Mucn nsns Up
on abe operations OF men, anu when Tue
study 81 the best and most 2rohtabie modes
OF performing tue sofA Of the world Is De-
coming more essentially necessary io lhe
production q successful results, ing 'ar.
mer y especiaiiy sai'ed upon 70 ocs'oW ~
dustrious thoasu. - Wen - laooiio's =,
Dor upon inc WorK when he = ua,'5 ca'ou
upon 70 perform. !. = nos eno'su 'uas ~
should Know 'uas seeuS cast upon 'ie cai'h
VIII ger'n'nase' g'vW, Iil'1n. az p'ouu0e
iruit' ous 'hae u,sHah1' winch suiues aus,
ana stimulates 'n's ua'urai Procsss' slou'u
ltseii DC gaiuea tue snowieusc y .he
nature o. 'he sew l'seli' hoW = se,liiiia.es
now u grows, now = fipsas. anu ~" ara
why u produces ifai'. la.s AaoHieuse
VIII enable nun % give f'sne uitse''on
the eiiors ana i.oor An'eil ue ieslo~s upon
It IN order Y OBTAIN .he most p'oa1apis
results. ihe though. anu CONVERSION t,st.
frequent pow. 80 800. 4 ~ IA Z
important 70 its 'estlil,y' because l'e ea.tn
ltseii Is . se' y mouths ahu .iunss Nni0n
feed upon tue haslsA. c'einen's ., Tue air,
and lmblne ns hois'ufe anu isu' aua
heat. Induces nun ~ INC performance ~
iof the WORK 10 me promotion q MS own
htercst. mat Always ,ead y = careful
selection, LOT as nae Miil, throughout al
nature. produce IKE, 50 VIII tas hopes ~
fears Of the farmer be realized ey the
character Of The seeds Nc soMs me 'fee ~
plants. A small aud shrlyeied gram oi
wheat, when soSn, vi produce weak
and unhealthy stock, and . corresponding
failure Of product, while plum, bright
grain will exhibit It's healthy auu vigorous
growth and abundant product. II Is GER
tsinly true that many OF the maxlms Of
farmers. upon which they thoughtessiy base
their action, have no ioundation y sound
reasoning. That to change seed RON one
kind Of soil to another VIII produce : pro
stable result Is maxim oil almost uniser-
sal scceptatlon, nor does the farmer stop
10 reason With himself as to It's soundness
or fsllacy.
Here is the point AZ which farmers iail
e bring INTO fequisition iheir oTn powers
Of reflection, Or even 70 use the evidence
OF their own practieai experience They
do not stop TO inquire as y tne eject g:
removing seed from SOIL snd climate
70 which i has been naturailzed aud adapt
ed to tEat which Il Is not natural and to
which i las not been accustomed and they
fsil to remember thai when they g abroad
for seeds and Pay higher pIice ior 4, 4
= to Obtain quality better tlan their own
and commensurate with tue price tney pay
for Il. and that herein lies It's superiority !;
that itanounts 70 nothing more taan an
imperfect mode 81 selection.
Another maxim which farmers generally
scceft . az axiom ls. That ~ sowing
wheats Of different qualities together, that
they will % hybridize as g produce mixed
breed !; while even little observation
would teach them the error Of this conclu-
non, and that eseh grain produces itsown
Ike. and that really no hyorldlzation taxes
place as all. and that the mixture 81 seed
produces the unmitigatcd evil Of mixiiDg
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p.ANrArIoS WORK FoR JuLY.

10 every way 10 which machinery can Be
economically used. our farmers ought 70
employ them. They save time and labor.
We lately saw some Eclds around Raleigh
heavy with clover and orchard grass clean.
y and closely cut with mower drawn b.
two horses and operated BY one man.
From Is 70 20 acres can BE- cut In day.
f3O aeres are 10 Be cot, Il will pay 70 gct
. mower.
Tf0ED cR0Ps.
Avoid disturbing the soil close 70 The roots
Of corn and root crops. Work more 10 tie
middle with the plOw.
POTATOES
Pint crop OfIrisb potatoes WILDE ready
10 be taken up. They should % kept
from The sun and spread out 10 q large
room well ventilated h,oid brnising.
Rgf sOi T0cE
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Do nopomit 10 SOW full crops ol standing

Do nouomit 10 SOW full crops Of standing
COW peas for stock.
WHEAT.
Pluw for fall sowing turning under fine
man ire or compost. or SOW down peas for
turning under i'rot. Enmons. in his
Geological Survey Of North Carolina. Az
ticnltnral Department, says that the Pea
is i better fertilizer for our soil than red
clover. being considerably richer in the
expensive element If nutrition. and from
its composition and adaptation TO climate
the hest crop 10 prccede wheat 1t takes
dep root. and he Found by careful extrac-
ton, It's roots Spreading through six feet
Of soil. Units composition it is closely
related to the cereals. and in nutritiye
powers ranks high fhe pea with its pod
is r;cher in phosphates than the yiuc, and
as these are ripe when turned under, the
value Of the crop for this purpose is en-
HANGED. We beg our farmers to try peas
IS fertilizer for wheat aud save the money
spent for iorign inanurcs for this crop.
N. G. Farmer.
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GOING EAST. GOING WEST

leave Saleln. : 49,
Arrive at Greensboro, M - M,
Passenger train leaving Rals.Irll,t n a.
c0nuccts az GrecnsboFo With The sn,Ib.,,, = ~;
lraIni making the quickest time lo m Sa,,,l.
riilr. Accommodation frtn ra,sne Bs.;,.
~ J. d coHnects with Northern I,aun,I ~
y Urccn sllorn ftr kiehmond an,l All nn,. a.. ~.
l'riec ~ Tickets kaulr ~ Y II other ro,ites
accommodation Train leaving l,rrraslo,, :,
80 y W. comment Al f;ohIslsOro viii Ns.1t ~. =
aud Southern bsand Trains On III, Nil,n,,.,iias
and Weldon i,allrn1L 's'oh
I.ynrhburg Accommodation have Itt.h,.,
haiiy AZ eI1 a M. arrive Al Iiuf2e,ill. NJ =.
~. leave .arkeyilc .isO d. ~, arrive a. Nh.
Pullman Paaeecars on NJ nirht train. l.,,,,s.
Charlotte and khhmond, tsi.Loul change;
No Change Of Cars between Chaylo,,.
and Richmond. 2s2 Miles.
PaIrr. that have arrangement, h adv.r,i., Il.
ssi'f''nic 81 Tits eoniany viii please min, 80.
For further Information address
JOHN u. MAChuRDo, Gcn't Pas. Apr,,
+. Mr.. Talc0rr. ~ -
ki'giseer and superintenslent.
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", can obtain pension by addressing Gilmore
4 Co.
Gases prosecuted by GILMORE & Co. before
the supreme Court oi The United STATES. Court II
Claims. and The Southern Claims Commission.
Each department Of our business i conducted
III separate bureau, under charge Of the sane
experienced parties employed lIy the old firm
Prompt attention 10 ali business entrusted 10
GlLlURE a Go. i thus secured. We desire %
VIII sllreess by deserving It.
Address GILMORE x co.
GO Fst., Washington. d. G.