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new Southern fcat. and ooc Tor old Western rnixes
store also new unxcd tor February at CSC.
lhoNirloNs, f1rk Wss about steady salcs on tho
sn9t go bbls at 1905 for uninspectco aud
livery 1907 nnls. ~ t2unj Tor March and Al
ioI Npfl Nacun Dun eal sales of CITY long cear an
ll't Lrru was fairy tive ana sfcadv sales On the
tut 1N YES AZ Tor prime city, aud t2ic e. prine
February, l2i4c. Tor March. and 1915 " I5iUr fnt
AVnl lnlOW quiet NJ l-ldc for prime. ami ll,r ~,
fhowc dressed hos, Ws@95sc. for city, and sesi1c
Corroy- Spots week and irrcsular id.iiny mn.
lands l3lAc sales 800 nal's tutures easier. sales
2nAn hties clio ing ~ 10 l-32r for January, ~ 32c
Tor tcbrmry, ~ ll:.lc. for March. and 10 l1Gr Tor
ArnL krcei9n az nc ports tO-aay 27S72 bales, and
GrorKRtEs liI con 20 was quie' ana weak oroted AZ
ldi4"@D4c. gOldi sales 100 bag part MOS mi a
u Ocs que - 4t2'c. Tor Java and ls@lUs for
sails OF 400 bills New dreams. at $50 &C.
Rec vas In some jO1bng dem nd. NJ ,s,s5c
fr domestic and 0tfifc. for BangOon. Raw suga ~
were quiet amt unchanged fair to good renulng uDa
7sGoS tc sales 700 hhds vs. uNa At SO fnr con,
TIL rgu, 7igfSfc. for New orleans. and 7a7Aic Tor
low CuOt muscpVadO refined easier q q tiaIuc soft
white, and iOllati0isr. FOR harris.
trNDnfKs-N va stores were again quiet but I'M
changed at SIC for spirits turnrut ne and Oh III
for common to good strained rosn Tetrueum was
rather dull hut nr At ~ 1850 Tor crude I'm mn and
1if@ lAc. for refined In b1ls. for earv Oeiiverics
Ocean irtights were Gu and berth fuom was q snade
ca Ter. hut charters about stt auv Or In to Live rpno
hy steam, - icoron, a.. grain 10 London by steam
Vii do by n, SOD. do. 90 Brl tul. by sail, s,od
case OIL To Java 3Ir nlphtla to Ilavrc, 5 rD nnci
trolcum To Trieste. D.. %. IngOt copper lower. with
sales Of $4,000 Lake ut 25 2litc casa Iops have
aterv advanced and are he Il nrin with a prct good
exp,rt taici state 1878, 12i7c the tier for choica
ga s Layer r'ieit- quote at 500; loose muscatcis
tzoHtt3 currante lo5lsr Turk n prunce, Doc. Leg.
morn c'ron, PC. Whskey quicti sales 100 bills At
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RAILRoADINo ON LoNo ISLAND.
Charge TINT the Big Fish hive Conspired
to Eat up the Little Fishes.

Mr.. w. f. Buckley, ns owner Of 220 shares
Of the Long Island Railroad Companys stock,
has Instituted lawsuit to restrain Henry Have
meyer President Of the road. and John e. Have
meyer member Of the Executive Committee,
from selling $1,000 shares Of the stock which
they own, and to restrain some directors Of the
70 d, cl1imed 10 be confcdcrated with the
Havcmeyers, from rcsigning.
MT. buckley stys that he was one OF com
bnation OF stockholders at the election in Auiil
last To drive Oliver Charlick from the control u
the ruhd as he had so uiism inaged II ~ serious
" To injuro the iutCrests OF the Stockholders.
and To nut the present direction In his place,
tnev promising TO have the interests of the
stockholders solely at heart. The Haveme yers
are accused " having arrAn led TO give the con-
irol OF the road to the persons VINO control the
Two rival roads on either side, the Flu hing
North Side and Central on one side,
am the southern on the other. by
selling out their stock and Undue.
cling a sufficient number Of the directors to
resign for Others to be appointed to give these
par les the majority This th.y are doing II Ia
CHARGED, by taking advantage Of their of1cial
position to sell their stock at a high price being
at % per cent. of par, whereas the minority
stock after the sale will depreciate to below 20
per cent
motion to continue preliminary Injunction
was argued Yesterday before Judge Barrett, and
argument is to be continued to-day.
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House Of Representatives

ihs SPEAKER announced the following
|'e.. committee on the real estate pool and the
a." cooke indebtedness Messrs Glover Dem,
n1h New uem., Ind, lewis dem, Ala,
''"'Nepr Iowa, and smith Hep, Pa
va motion Of Mr.. Wnitthorne Dem, Tenn),
ou"fnAn Of the Committee on Naval AGaifs a
sec' committee consisting VI Messrs. Whit
.,ne' willis, and Danford was authorized to
80 testimony at Norfolk, Va in regard TO al
,u abuses and frauds al the Navy Yard.
a. 'hs'eton Dem, MissJ, from the Commit
'n Appropriations, reported the Consular
49,. automatic Ap ropriatlon Til, which was
sn 'ue tne SPECIAL order for wednesday next. IL
M 'es Sg@,s47. II hKes th3 bay Of the
ga'ni"ta To Cfelt Britain, France, GerInanv
N "uss "a 4 $1,000 to spain, Anstrla n,,zii
G1n Jap q, ana CHINA At So Ia, Ia 'Itaiy AZ
ketn n,i.9 FnItusul, s~,tzerland' Helei1n,,
Nts Vene2uelA and the Hawaiian IsIsn31
''~"' TO Cnlii aud bolivia (ono ssiopI al
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.AKlN-REAn.-M 81 Barnolomcws Church, on
Iut sday, Jan. 20 by the Rev Cornelius b. Smith, Albro
OF this city.
LAKEyDURBRtDGE-o Tuesda, =. Jan. e5. at 64s
lAiNcttc avr Bro1k yn. l.. l., Di the Rev ID. V. NJ.
Johnson. George L. Blake 10 tlnOr Josephine, daugl-
ter OF William Durnridse OF New orleans, La.
GOlD-BlbMN.- Chris mas. 1915, at the residence
OF the brute, lus ickz IT. BROOKLYN hy tnr Rev. has.
y. Hall Col; stephen }. God Of Cornwall, Conn 70
Mirg ~ H. Brown.
HrBBtLL CHURCHILL on wednesday. Jan %.
1870 ~ the second Congregational Church. greenwich,
Conn Dy the Rev. Charles Il Treat. q rye Molcott
Hubhr ~ New ark, s. b. o. & IRA shrrfl laugi ter "
the late william 4. Churchill. ESQ
TALBOT III BbELl.-At sing Sing. y. y,
"Wednesday, Jan. 90 by the Rev wis ~ T. raler, the
Rev. Howard ia blt oi Sew Yurh 90 1iue l., dtush-
ter Of Henry X Inhhei uf slug sing.
VAN NOsiIsAN D-LEpNAltp. on W 'dnesiay Jan.
20, at tnc Church u the HOLY iruN. Eruukyu. y. Y,
BY the Rev e. u. Hall y. D., ana the Roy A. Leon
ara, John Van NOstrlnd 10 Louisa b. daughter Of w.
Is. Leon ard, Esq, al VI tnat city.
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Remarkable Professional success.

ITVIV VIC Ut 7777TF I"I7-0'FT ~ Wv l7VNI7I'
Among the notable professional men of this
country who have achieved extraordinary success II
Dr. T. v. Pierce Of Bun lo, y. y, The prominence
which he has attained has been reached through strictly
gumate means, aud far, therefore, he dc Scryes the
enyiablc reputation which he enjoys. THIS large
measure OF success the result OF thorough aud
fu preparation for his calling and extensive reading
during long and unusually large practice, which nave
enabled him gain hgh commentator, csrn from his
profcs ona brethren, DeyOung his attention to Ger
tain pocialtes OF tao science Nc has 30 carefully IN
yestigated, he has been rewarded IN remarkable de.
gree. In these speciatos ne has become recognized
leader, Not few H The remedies prescribed by hm
have, II snd been adopted and prescribed BY phys
clans IN their private practice. His pamphlet ana
larger works have been received as useful cuni hnOna
10 Wedieel knowledge. lie has recently added another
and perhaps more important work, because OF more
general application to the st OF MS published writings
THIS book, entitled " The Peoples Common sense
culation, nr. Pierce has received acknowledgements
and houOrs FROM many sources ana especially scientific
degrees from tNo Of the 1rst medical institutions Ia
the laud.-Adp.
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The sun.
SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MOhNING,
WIN contain eight pages, embracing the NEWS or
anu selected article. OF tho ercitcst interest.
PRICE. THREE CENTS
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWsMEN.
Marvellous Result l-JOseph Collins, Waterford,
\. Y, nd Catirrh and Lung Disease tseny years
Doctors left him to die He SAYS "Wsharts Pine Tree
Tar Cordial saved his nfe :" Also says many Others
have beer cured by Its blood purifying properties" 10
falble remedy Tor Coughs, Colds, aud Consumption.
DO Not Wait
TN your child Ia entirely debintated his face hsegar
Use IAYCocK's WoRM KILLER in time. il T. a.
ways enencal, whether chd has worms not. sold
by AL druggists.
"strongcs' Lipimcnt in Market" BROWNS
HOUSEHOLD PANACkA" For m ernal and external
use. cures Rheumatisni, Conc, Colds sprains, snd
Bruises.
Rupture Cured by pr. Marsh PRINCIPAL or
late Marsh co.., ~ hs old Ohcc, Ncsey IT. (AstVr
House, no up town branch.
Throat and Lung Complaints disappear
When NisIAHs BALsAM Or WILD CHERRY s used. 20
cents and 81.
Try Uncle sans Cough Cure" AT Twenty
Gents a BOTTLE, Tor CO0ghs, CVlis aud IhTodf
Diseases.
whea the best Is sold Tor a. at POMEUl 5, IA Broad
way.
TRY "Unclc sans Cough Cure Twenty
cents aBotcl, Tor coaghs co,s and AL tf0at diseases
pr: lyons Tooth Tablets hnve n worId-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAo-rHts DAY
sun rises. ~ sun sets.... 10 Moon rises 20
mon WATEg-Tnis
Sandy Hook. 90 Gov. lslan1.iO 80 Hell Gate. 1 OF
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Steamship Frisla, Hamburg, mdse. and pass
Steamship William 4. Clyde Philadelphia, ndse. and
pass.
steamship Cornwall, Bristol. Eng mdse. and pas
Steamship Canadian, Almcra, fruit, sc.
Steau ship Atlas pOrt au Prince, mdse. and paee
BarS Nero. Bordeaux. mdse.
BARK PfObo, Newcastle. mdse.
BARK CiOvannina, LeghOrn uldse.
Also tue usual river and cDlstwise vessels.
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TO buy furniture, carpets, and bedding, cheap
for cash, AT u NJ COwperthNalt cos 100 ana loI
Nha lhAM u .-AIr
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story, "The Amateur Detective" will soon he
gin N AsW0I GTk aud Boys " AnNr'sg'
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Qurks Irish Tea Will not have headache or b'
bilious Price 90 cepts.-Adr.
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"The Gayest Boy In New York" the. great
sensational story now ready In the BOYS Vme World
Adp.
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FrInh Leslie's Popular Monthly for February
Iea0v to-day at all news depOIN-Ada
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Monelps teethinq cordial, at 20 cents q bottle,
vii give auIe relief 10 lnlanls. Iry lt.-Ade.
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Business tIoiic,s.


You will md Mrs wfNsLow's SOOTHING sYRur an
invaluable friend II cures dysenterv AMI diarrnRa,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wilma cole,
softens the gums reduces ILLUMINATION and gives tone
stance where N" infant II suffering from pain and
haustion relief will be found nfteen or twenty
utes after the soothing syrup has administered
DO not fail to procure IT,
Doctor Giles Your Linimcnt Is tho best / ever
used it cured my rheumatism when every Other rem
~ falcd nave only Us u one bottle spent hun.
dreis o. dollars, aud one 80 cent bottle OF GILESf
LiNlMENl lODlDE OF AMMONIA cured me-
JAMES A. CURRY,
Carriage factory, AIS, 400, and iee Freeman T.,
Cincinnati, OHIO.
sold by all drugglsts Depot. 45I ON av, New YORK.
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KOYAL mNNANA LOrTERY,


STA NTON ST. BAPTIST CHIRCH, YIN
- llalnr l,aNril pa tjr, MA preach at 1000 \ n.
subject " The Divine ana The Human tim lte." A.
1880 T.. NJ, subject. tine Dread II lapse" SIaugel
invited Baptism alter the evening sermon,
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save the Lives Of Your Children.

When they have a cough or a cold use Dr,
DemOhcos syrup PectOTa II has sold on It's merits
1NeDty''eVen year. Az dTVgshS seI lt-Ads'
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The committee 10 lH luNtstlgailOn OF the aHilrs or
tue commission and the Health Othce. limited ITS ques
tinuc ,harge upon the state or whether It should be
ee fsupporfing I'm the course OF our inquiries how.
ever We ascrrtaincd that the expenditures made for
the ton Of bindings on Holman Island, amt tine
bgdlug OF this aud DIX leland, were In many
Instances eXtrAyagaut. But all these mat
ters had received the sanction OF law, further
inquiry IN That direction was deemed useless.
We were exceedingly gratincd mat Willingness
was expressed hoth by the commission aud ny
the Health Onicer Or Waterproof, to take charge Of
the cnire management Of quarantine, ana dcfmy all
the expenses Tor aiaries aud mllneuancc except re-
pal =, out u thS emoumcnts of tine Health Oniccr The
CnmigsslOuCrs proposition Inc uded the employment
OF competent He"n nCer aud his assistant AZ sal
any The otfce of the Commissioners 81 Quarantine
WIS or ini1cd Orgna " and grew out ot the comulls
sion appointed 70 buperntend and eompcto me cree
completed. The powers now possessed Dy TINS com.
mission are nrst, hearing and deciding apptals
from the decisions Of the Health Olhceri second,
In conjunction with The Mayors Of the cities OF Sew
YORK aud Bruokyn and the President ~ tue bOMd oi
Aldermen OF the cts OF New York hcy are constituted
the board 10 NIX the salaries OF certain employ aes IA
qharantn0i third, 10 aunt the bills incurred nv he
with the care and custodv Of tue properly Of the STATE
devoted quarantine purposes, II ~ hghlV credltaDt
20 the present Health Officer that no appeal and,
a. far as We could ascertain, no occasion lor
any has arisen during hs administrations nor has
the mercantllc community any cause ior complaint
10 lie appellate powers OF the commission, II seems
10 us that with further amendments TO the law pro-
Vdng quarantine affairs shall hereafter DC auih
iserCd vessels ana caTgOcs detained only AZ pIac
tlcaly administered ami now detained IN luarlntlhe
uc, II ANY occasion viii exist for the continuation VI
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vide reputation.
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per hundred pounds, $40. III The ,a]ss fl,
t1e' game period OF the previous ytal
stood thus Amount sold. s, .aAS pouais
amount paid therefor, FL IA slp. o.; ave,
The TAX paid on cigars In last month Was ,as
&ts2 b.. The tax on packages OF mau11fae.
tured tebao., . sent to foreign countries, com.
Hnonly called The Export tax, was 90, go. ~
The tax received frottr. licenses to sell Dis
titled spirits dnring last month Rmounted to
S401.23; the tax on distilled spirits, Si4.,60.
After noting the last item ! am tempted TO
remark that the profits OF the trade 10 dis.
titled spirits must be enormous, and the tax
regarded as very Oppressive. In four days'
session of the United States District Court
Judge Alexander Rives presiding-there
have been fourteen cases OF Illicit distfliiug
brought under examination, only-t two OF
which were dismissed; and fifteen cases of
selling without license, only two OF which.
were disposed Of by verdict OF not guilty.
The Board appointed by Hon. George C.
Cabell to examine applicants for the cadet
ship at the United States Military Academy
held zthe examination abotit eight days.
Three applicants appeared and were exam
iDed. OF these the papers of Me-. Stsrlipgi
Thomas, son of Hon. C.s;Y. Thomas, were
deemed the most satisfactory, and accordingly
he has been recommended disappointment.
For the last three days we have had cold,
clear. drying weather, and those who have
gardens have been at work In them. But
there are fears that the crop Of fruit, peaches
particularly, has been seriously injured.
as--. AIpul
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GENERAL BgLKsAr's SoN.-The Boston
TsraH sass Of tie son Of General Belknap,
who ], fitting for college at the Adams Acade.
nv, in Quincy. Mass: :" He is about seven
teen years old, quite intelligent and refined
Ia manners and since his reception has been
most exemplary ard promising scholar.
The Young man is possessed OF a temperament
which al times ncincS 10 nervousness on the
lcss. excitement, aud up TO last evening he
remained in ignorance OF the terrible sur
pfi>r IN store for him. Through forbearance,
The friends Of young BcIknap in town re-
Trained from either in,erlogating or scquaint-
Ing him Oh the matter He went to get
shaved IN httbr!->hop, and while waiting
casually took up the Erening Herald, and
TIE first matte that struck his attention was
lAc headline, "rhe Fall Of Beknap." He
attempted 10 read the news under the cap
ton, but soon realizing that none other than
Ms o"u father was the subject, he grew sick
8. heart, aCd almost wild With excitement re-
turned 10 The Academy boarding house. His
condition Vas such that early in the night he
look TO bis bed. and up TO a late hour was IN
a>Ieeple,s condition, although receiving the
sympathy and care Of the steward, Mr.. Daniel
French, aud Professor Dimmock, principal
0! the Institution. His illness is not danger.
Gus, and is due to his grief at the sudden
Misfortune that has hefallen his parents"
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Fro,n GIonceste.r !. County.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.i
~. 7f" GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA.,2

81, sIt4"" 40 March 3, 1879.
= I have just left Matthews Courthouse,
where Judge R. l.. Montague had come to
hold the regular term of the Circuit Court
But, 10 when his Honor arrived, after q
journey of nearly forty miles, he was met by
the intelligence that he could not hold court
then because bill was pending before, and
by that time had probably passed, the Iegis.
lsture to change the time for holding circuit
courts Ia the Eighth judicial circuit. The
people down here think it passing strange
that our lawmakers can: tind time for so
much innocent amusement Jude the Stevens.
Fo,rle imbroglio), and yet put off passing so
important measure until the day had ar
rived to hold the court under the old law.
Jurors. witnesses, and clients had been
regularly summoned to the 1st day of March.
Thus 1t is that costs are piled up and un-
necessary expense incurred. -......s.. ..,
A negro man named Cary Bluford has been
arrested on the charge of beating bis wife to
death. The evidence showed that the woman
had the pneumo MIA, and that the beating
probably FASTENED her death. "
Our esteemed county judge, the Hon.
Warner T. jones, was called over to York
yesterday to sit in case for Judge Henley.
The pounds on York river are beginning
to catch shGd, and we hope soon TO have that
popular fish 10 great abundance.
Corn and hay are both plentiful the for
mer at fifty cents per bushel, the latter al
eighteen dollars per ton. MI.
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nors. Away. and No Witness Row.

W,,ul,6.os. March 5.-Euening.-An
...r-nt wqs made yesterday by the District
@",,reY to procure testimony on which to
s..s., and lntgct cX.Secretsry. Belknap, and
= ra5 70 the deyelopement Of the fact that
;, nooe could b. procured. 1t seems that he
I, , never made any confession te any one in
. ,h.ac to nuke it available for bis arrest or
r,nyic,ion. He did not in reality confess to
n Committee on Army Expenditures, and
u, he did say cannot be used against him
,..cwhere tnan betorn the House, and cannot
Iyrp he used in the Impeachment trial. The
committee had no documentary evidence be-
yond The contract between Evans and Marsh.
Which thcy gave back TO Marsh, and on
Thur,lay Mr.. CIymer Informed Mr.. Marsh
in the comuir,ce.r0Cm that they were done
With him, and he could go. This he subse-
f.rarfly dl6.-lj
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From WASHINGTON.
,., Kumors Afioat.

.sa terrible exposure Washington
since , 1'n Of sensational rumors concern
rs been , sa sc>s of other public servants.
og The omen, proclamed on he stree'-corners
j! = ,o| ,Se hotels that The Naval Committee
snd 10 u" ;s,' % evidence against Secretary
hsye sumo" 20 warrant criminal proceedings
KoNS .,i.e ~ The charges, however, are e, so
.sns 'aA ,,o, 10 be entitled to credence; The
;ne of the wife Of the Secretary having
OIL sioF. - - .ryersl churches baptismai tonts
j, TeS.''"T: nj. city. formerly member of
B'o"', u n Pablo Works. Is The head oil a
tie h2S." .i ~ who have alone been
r."1 Q. , '" contracts for timber supplies,
aos 10 's - ,n-o have sold them out. 1t Is
~! we !.. ~ r. r. Brown told all be knew hts
; ;so a." would seriously compromise Inc
y:"ao,c VI" Il j. further distinctly and posi-.
.s', .',Hysrsa by an attorney Of high stand !
~ in the ely eli n 'ont every month in trust
.'iG e. ~ Roho<on. which he losns OUT some.
fer d, -, rsme and sometimes IN the name
tine, Il. .r ,,t and that the money comes from
q n.t 'Ss l,Tsss; supply contractors Tor the
or o. n 49,, ,qr,ment.- Washington telegram -
:. "a. ,~S SUI.
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Astounding Sfateme nt.

,c,t,.,. s;;cmp,ing TO you:h for the cor
",.., q it I give the following as the
,,, ..I H>,,c-, Esq, Of F. c. Heser 4 Co.,
", wal street.. stated Saturday in the
- VS. n several witnesses, oDe of whom
IT''%2S I'D, MtcheU, E.q., Of Kansas City,
Vs. Vs. :t,. when payke and Stewart first ap-
..,.,ched schcrck on the subject OF inc
i,,rs Nine the latter refused to have any
. ..'r' d, with it. Stewart then went 10
,n,.'"7ls,, Grant md got him 10 write, a
ITO Schenck advising him to 60 into the
. ~, Nr. Hci>er says Schenck has the
,..., Pow, unless he has destroyed 1t very
sally, ard that parties can be named VINO
,.y. zen il; tbSt ScAenck ac.ed Oh Tue
r,..,ifrr. advice and went into the scheme,
,,.s-rupon the ring, through Stewart, pre-
,.r.,t thc President with gold draft Tor
;,.660 drawn on the Bank OF England.
n. IIct.cr says the draft was nego ils'ed ana
49,. 49,, through his banking establishment
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lbs METHODIST ErIscoPAL CHURCH SOUTH.
i>ptcat correspondence Of the Baltimore
Gazette. ! Winchester, Va, March 3.-Con.
terence WAS opened with religious services,
Conducted BY Rev. c. L. Torreyson. The
second question Of the general minutes hay
.Ds been cailcd-yiz., who remain on trial.
.ae following were announced as members OF
:As Class William B. Dorsey, j. Kyle Gil
GcFI' Kooert a. McElhmay, j. Fl. Boyd,
James . W. Shoatf, Henry c. Calwell, Henry
= zoe, William ". Hedrick, a. Ezra Brad
ehUaugo, Henry 7. Watts, Luke Z. Mark
WOOD, Andrew 81. Cackley, and Charles NJ.
Brown. The deacous of ore year are: Lewis
L. L: tioyo, Alfred II. Way, V. W. Wheeler,
", NJ hlner, and Washington Warner.
hev' Henry White, Of the Presbyterian
'-asch, was introduced 10 the conference.
ley. }. j. Latferty made brief and anus
~, ,'' auarcSs IN reference 10 a centennial pic
W'e CT the Conference.
IA, l. d. Seat and r. G. Simmons were
p,.9lilnued al their own request. Rev. j.
t ,rr Finley, d. d., corresponding secre.
Tr day. VI The Maryland Tract Society, sd.
U' g' the conference. .-.
,,o IIe transfer of S. Sc Witherly from the
~. Conference was announced. ..
ra .u' following class was admitted on trial !:
: " Wl v. Yandirer, l.. r. Green, William
e. " oTi', ". II. Sanders, James l.. KILLER,
w. /. b. Collins '
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The Democratic Caucus.

Tie Democratic caucus was in session till
1880 o'clock Saturday night, and By vote
Of - 70 Sc adjourned TIL Tuesday night,
wilhen, even taking test vote on the tinan-
cia! question, which was fully debated. MIR.
PANE presented bis modified bill as the re-
I)rt Of the m2jori'y, consisting OF Repre-
S.u,Aliyeo Payue, Barnnm, Morrison, and
Gi,on. and >cuators Thurman, Bayard, Nc.
Donald, ard Mcrrimon. The minority re-
por, va, mtde by Representatives Bright,
HOLMAN. Walker, Sou!hard, and Sheakley
j. simply proposed to repeal that part of the
sy,rcir.I..Um9tion act which fixes the 1st day
q JANUARY. 1879, for that purpose.