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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-06

T ESAL.-IN PURSU ANCE OF AN Or
i 4 DER of the Probate Court of Hamilton
County, Ohio, made on the llth day Of April.
A. ID. 1871, in the case Of James t. DeMar,
Guard an of the estate of John L. Stevens,
against John T. Stevens and Maria Stevens,
the undersigned will, on the 10th day of June,
1877, at O'clock p. NJ, on the premises, Offer
at Public Sale, the following described real
estate, situate in Hamilton County, Ohio, to-
wit:
Beng in Section No II, Township No. 4, and
Fractional Range No. O. OF the Miami Pur-
chase, and bounded as follows, viz: Begin
ming at the southeast corner Of ten acre lot
sold to John Rawlings, said corner being In
the section line sixty lone rO ls south OF the
northeast corner or SAID Section No. IL thence
westwardly with the center OF forty -foos
road to the southwest corner OF Lot No. and
the southeast corner OF Lot No. 5, Of plat Of
subdivision of the sixty-acre tract sold of tho
north side of the SAID northeast quarter of Sec-
ton No. II; thence south parallel with the east
line OF the section thirty and one-haif rodHs
thence eastwardly parallel with the center Of
said forty foot road to the east line Of tho
section; thence north with the section line
thirty and one-half rods to the place Of begin
ming
The above tract having been divided into
four lots, containing five acres each, and ap-
praised as follows:
Lot NO. appraised at $75O.
Lot No. 8 appraised at 1888 81.
Lot No. appraised at S64l 81.
Terms Of Sale-One-third cash on day OF
sale. One-thlrd in one year and one-third In
two years from day Of sale the deferred pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises sold and to bear Interest at the rate Of six
per cent per annum, payable annually.
JAMES 4. DEMAR, Guardian,
Room No. y, College Building, Walnut street,
Cincinnati mo. my18-4tW
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UNDERTAKERs' WARES.
LEGAL.

nj Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned have been appointed and
quali1ed Executors OF the estate OF Sarah Har-
per, late Of Hamilton County, State Of Ohio
deceased. GEO. W. HARPER,
CHAS. A. HARPER
CINCINNATI, April 80, 1877. my.3- -3tW*
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EDUCATIONAL
lii OA 1IOIN t1IL
OBERLEN COLLEGE.

THEOLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepare
tory Departments Elective studies. Ad-
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations. Best
OF religious influences. Thorough ant cheap.
Tuition, incidentals and library fees only sat a
wear. Over 1 200 students annually. For fuller
informat alton address J. H. FAIRJHILD, Presi
dent, or j. B. I. MARSH, Secretary. Oberlin.
Ohio au3 -d&W.u
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Ii we are obliged to plead guilty 10 giving Miss
Maxwell one days millinery opening more than
that lady intended, DO so with a use of quiet
pleasure, when we noticed the astonishing degree
4 activity that prevailed throughout her estab-
6shment yesterday, after our announcement IN
he morning paper. Band boxes were strewn
round promiscuously, flowers marched into
.spe from chaos, bonnets took unto themse Ives
trim nngs with alacrity almost past belief,
hats designed for Thursday had to see the light
"a Wednesday. There must be Opening" of
,ome kind, for the paper had said so, and there
must be no going back on the paper. FIom the
lldisna'ion caused by the premature announce
,nsnt, it was highly probable at one time that the
ruth would have an opening" and swallow up
,le poor focal" who had penned the lines. How
c,er, matters were righted, and by afternoon Miss
Maxwell and her corps of assistants had
yerythins Strengthened out and gave a warm
erecting to the callers though nothing had
nAppeLe1. The Opening" will eottinne to-day
and to- morrow.
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made their report. Notice ordered 81 Monday
of June.
William G. Kingsbury, guardieu of Geo. A.
Fox ct ais, minors. presented his first account Of
guardianship for allowance. Notice ordered re-
turnsble the ID Monday of June.
On the petition Of Mary j. morrill,, administra-
trix on the estate of Lewis b. Flanders, for Ii
cense 10 sell real estate, notice ordered retu ma
BILE the second Monday of June.
Mark Harden, executor of the will OF Joseph
Cavill presented his first account of admlnisra-
ton, for allowance. Notice ordered returnsble
the second Monday of June.
Oscar ifolway, executor on the will o. stephen
count vi adminlstl alton. Notice ordered return
able the second Monday of June.
Alfred Winslow, administrator on the estate of
julius +. Hallett late Of West Watervie, pre-
scented his first account of administration for
allowance. Notice ordered leturnable the second
Monday of June.
Alfred w lnslow, administrator on the estate of
minlsration, for allowance. Notice returnable
second Monday Of June.
On petition of Chas. II. Lovejoy, administrator
on the estate of Mary J. Smith late of egrade for
license to sell real estate notice Ietuinable the
second Monday of June.
nj amin Morrison, administrator on the estate
of Domincus GetchelI, presented his first &C
count Of adm inistrston, Tor allowance. Notice
ordered returnable second Monday OF June.
License TO sell personal estate granted to Rufus
Viles. administrator on The estate of Mary S.
Marshall, late OF Gardiner, d, ceased
W. L. Wnitehou,e, guardian of Minnie G. Bal
ley ct ais, presented his fiual account for settle
ment.
Hiram Marson, administrator the estate of
Lorenzo Marson, presented his first account of
administration, for allowance. Notice icturnable
the fourth Monday OF May.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
1aitg &eaatacc Souraal.
SHOW IIEt,AN.

Convention.

SKowHE5AN, May l6. The Sabbath School
Convention met here last evening. There were
four humid ed 10 attendance. Opened with pray er
ald praise. words of Welcome" by Rev. w. o.
Aver, Skowhegan address by Prof C. Z. Rounds
OF Pennington; remarks by ex-Gov. Dingley.
Adjourned to this morning.
The Convention re assembled this morning, and
addresses were male by Rev. S II. L. Howard of
Lewiston, and {. c. Mason of Kents Hill, fol-
lowe by DISCUSSIONS. TIE following officers were
elected
President-N eson Dugley, Jr., of Lewiston.
Secretary-DAvid Cargll, Augusta.
Seven vice Pres tents and an executive com
mittee were chosen.
The convention continues this afternoon and
evening.
Afernoou-Rcy. Geo z. Merrill conducted tue
Bible reading, aud Rev. Smith Baker of Lowell,
Mas, conducted the teachers meeting. Rev.
Mr.. Bakermtn OF Aubuln, gave an address on the
Elements Of Power most needed in Sabbath
Schools" +. :. lloyt Of Portland, made valuable
suggestions TO teachers.
This evening Convention opened with praise
meeting. There was an address by Rev. Mr.. Fay
of Bangor, half hour discussion, and closing re
marks by the President, nd then the Convention
adjourned.
All expressed pleasure at the large attendance
and general success of the meeting.
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ST ATE NEW vs..

An Investigation in prorressiux before m.
board of Trustees concerning The charge of bar.h
treatment At The Reform School No.t ~ ,hs
charges anpear TO be trumned nm for IN. occs-
sion.
The venerable Rev Zena, Thomson |, IN a.
move from MECHANIC Falls 10 Woodford'. Garner
The Wing says that on Monday. Mr.. Ernest W
Gatchell and NJ iss Carrie Msn,eil were ont On
Moosehead Lake in a small sailing Yacht belong
ing TO Capt Samuel Cole. when a sudden ana
powerful gust of wind capsized the boat. LEAVING
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THE DIVIDING LINE.

In the Rocky Mountains there is said to be Il
house so situated that the rain falling on one side
is carried TO the Pacific, while that falling on the
other is carried TO the Atlantic. SO there are
places in life where overt act changes prosper
ity. health, and happiness in'o disaster, sickness,
and early death In America many thousands die
annually of consumption, and yet Dr. Pierce ;
Golden Medical Discovery will, in its early stages,
effect a perfect and permanent cure of this fatal
disease. 1t corrects and purlfes the blood, thus
striking at the root of the evil When complicat-
ed with catarrh, sore throat, and hoarseness, use
Dr. Sage's Catauh Remedy IN connection W it'll
the Discovery. If the liver be torpid and bowe Is
irregular, use Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pufgative Pei
lets. For particulars of treatment, see The Peo-
pies Common Sense Medical Adviser" over 900
pages, Sl.j0. Address the Author, X V. Pierce,
NJ. D., Buffalo, y. Y. mayl1.lt
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INVALID desiring Pure Medicines and Ac-
curacy in Dispensing them, should Send their
Orders to Par,ridges Drug Store, Under Granite
Hall, Augusta. dec ll-&w
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MaIine Notes.

splendid clipper schooner of lao tons, named
NJ. NJ. Chase, and built by Hagan < Thurow Of
Bath, has been purchased by f. Fl. Chase OF Port
land. She is to be commanded by Capt. X. l..
Harding, and will be employed in the fishing
business during the summer, and oyster business
during the winter.
Brig c. {. Bearse Blai-dell, which foundered
at on the passage from Charleston to Boston
registered 2G2 tons, and built at Newcastle in
1873, and hailed from Damariscotta. She was for
merly schooner rugged, and was changed TO a brig
about two years since.
Schooner Mott Haven, of and from Calais for
New York which went ashore at Harris Island on
the 18th, was hauled of the It'll and towed up 10
New York.
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Condensed TELEGRAMS.

The Springfield, Ill, Senate today, passed the
House bill maxi ing silver coin legal tender for all
debts public or private in this State
The steamer Belgie mas sailed frstu San Fran.
cisco for Hong Kong.
John L. King. the new collector at New Or.
leans, took charge Of the Custom House yester-
day
At base ball yesterday at Louisville, Ky, Lou
isvies I, Memphis &.
The L. S. Comm ssoners commenced surveying
the town Of Hot Springs, AK, preparatory TO
entering on their work.
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EUROPE.
Explosion.


VILLA FRANCA, May Is. The boiler of the
French mon clad steamer Revauche. burst to-day,
killing and wonnding esnly-two men.
Failed.
LIVERPOOL, May Is. The Dirlaston steel and
iron company, at Birmingham. has failed; liabli.
ties 81 1000 assets scheduled, Sl,j00,000.
financial.
LONDON, May l6. The Posts financial article
says that meeting of the creditors of a House of
some standing IN the Austrian ira lie, is called for
tomorrow. The liabilities are about $500, 900.
The Pope.
The Standards Rome despatch says that the
Pope's health again causes disquieude.
Rumor.
IIava's agency states that a number of ex Pom
tifcial Zoua>es are about TO join foreign legion
that are being organized at ConstantinoPle.
Earthquake.
a telegram received at Liverpool SAYS the shin
ping at lqnique, at the time of the earthquake, is
all safe.
Election.
The election in Tiperary to- day for a member OF
Parliament, resulted as follows: GRAY, Home
Rule, 1852. Carey, ex Fenian prisoner, 1874.
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EXTENSIVE FOREST FIRES.
Destruction Of Pine Tim
Der in the West.
ONE HUNDRED AiD TWENTY
NINE MILkS OF TIhE.

CHICAGO, May l6. Dispatches from the vicini-
ty OF Green Bay, Wisconsin, report that spring
fires IN the woods north of that point, are raging
irightfIlly.
Along he line of the Northwestern r lroad,
and FROM Manete, Wis, 10 lsnpeuInz, N,L.,
distance Of l29 miles, 1t Is now almost oLe coutin-
uous blaze, the fire extending back al some places
10 the forest, twelve or fifteen miIes.
The losses on pine timber heavy, aggregat-
ing already several hundred thousand dollars, and
heavy rain alone Will arrest the progress OF the
fire.
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Municipal Matters.

ALBANY, May %. The Gcv. has stricken out
of tue supply bill the enure appropriation OF one
million dollars for the new capital, and thirty.six
other items representing an aggregate of $500 COO.
The governors veto OF the omuioAs charter bill
for New York city IS expected tomorrow.
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NEW YORK.


An immense crowd is stalking auds with Pres
ident Hayes IN the Governors room at CITY Hall,
to day. SchIrz, Evarts, Devens and Mayor Ely
are with hun.
The persons who greeted the Pres ident at CITY
Hall to day Included merchants, pIofessioual men,
laboiers, CLERKS, mechanics, negroes acd hoys una.
ny OF whom belonged to the order of street Arabs.
he President was very careful that one who
reached his side should miss shak ing hands. One
little boy gave hun "A button hole bouquet, which
the President held till gray-haired lady coming
by, he presen;ed 1t to her. she carried It away
with evident pride and pleasure. But few ladies
were among the visitors. The general reception
oil the President IA the street has been very pleas
ant and hearty.
Marine News.
Several stores not having been received the de-
paltnie ol the Russian fleet is postponed until to-
morrow.
The Carnival.
Nearly all reputable persons deneunce the car
nival fraud and humbug.
Weather.
Raining since A. NJ, and now clearing, wind
south
Sixteen square mics of woodland on the eastern
esd OF Long Island, were burned during the past
week. 1t Is thought the rain this morning will
cNtinguiSh it.
Horse Race
fouGHKEEPsIE, May l6 In the 30 race at
Phnebeck Park, to-day, Goldsmith Powess won
in three straight heats, over Jim Murg, Charity
and others. Time, 2.39 PAP 3-i, , 43 IL.
In the 2.3i contest, Young Sentinel beat Slas
Rict and Canon IN three straight heats. Time,
2.3S, 2.37, 2.37.
LEXINGTON, May 10. The Selling race of one
and a fourth miles was won by Fairpay, beating
Dusty Nemotic and Others in 2ll IL. The
mile and halt dash was walk over for Tenbro-
eek. The three-fourths mile dash was won bv
Mamie Gray, three-years-old, beating Title Brent,
English and others IN l.l6.
Rain.
Showers along the Hudson to-day checked the
forest fire., and further fears of damage are past.
Railroad Matters.
1t is stated that the movement of Chase ( At
hlus to secure proxies in the Michigan Central
stock for the coming election is effort to give
the Canadian Southern road controlling power IN
the Michigan Central board of directors, and
build up the Lake Shore road on the ruins of the
Michigan Central. THIS it Is claimed cannot be
but Injurious to the business interests of New Eng
land, where the largest portion of the MichIg an
Central stock and securities are owned 1t Is even
charged that the Chase x Atkins party is deter.
mined TO break down those securities by manag-
ing The Mich. Centla al in the Lake Shore Wander
but interest, or by absolute reputation. While
the present management, composed of such men
as Moses Taylor. August Belmont, John J. Aston,
Sam Sloane Isaac Bell, Natl Thsyer and Others,
have stated IN the strongest terms mat the oblga
tons of the Michigan Central shall he held inyio-
late.
Municipal Matters.
ALBANY, May &c. The Gcv. has stricken out
of tue supply bill the entre appropriation OF one
million dollars for the new capital and thirty. six
other items representing an aggregate of $500 COO
The governors veto OF the omuloHs charter bill
for New York city is expected to- morrow.
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The Eastern War.

&3
England Ec I0atReS her Nil
ft0ry Provisions.
THE RUSSIAN WAR LOAN.
Sixteen Bulgarian Villages
Pillaged & Burned.
A Great Russian Movement.
A Hung arian Legion is
Being Formed.
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Card of Thanks.

At meeting Of the Auburn Light Infantry,
held Monday evening, May l4th, it was unsni
mously voted to extend a vote Of thanks to the
proprietors of the Cony House, of Augusta, for
the kind aud hospitable manner in which they
were entertained during their short stay in that
city, while the guests Of the Capital Guards, and
they cordially recommend the house to the pat
roHage Of the travelling public.
Per Order. Lieut.. +. 7. MERRILL,
Chairman Committee.
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Ne scarcely need to reminl our reader, again
ct lac lecture BY John b. Cough, to be given at
'ftnite hall, this evening. lie speaks upon his
.Nnrte theme, Temperance" in the consders
,l Of which he has held thousand and tens of
ln,i,4nds Of persons spell bound by his mastery
,."i,cnce. This may be the only opportunity of
+ lie time for hearing Cough, and it should be
} nptoved on the part of all our people. Admis
goa has been put at the low price of so cents.
"A extra train will run from Richmond, Gardiner
aud Hlllowell.
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Boston Stock List.
Chicago Produce market.

r,o,-, Chicago, May Is. 1871.
WIFE AT-So. spring, I62,sA -; cash l ga
Tx; June l IS =; July No. 8. 4sh . 1 as:
40 on rejected, 22l.a i7h.
CORS-So. mixed. 81; cash SIX; June, Ht;
July Az.
OATS axe. cash. ,3'. June; Is. July.
RYE-No. = A-c.
BARLEY-NU.2 spring, rs a00c.
PORK Cash, IL O0-al4 % June, IA O7.;
july, "a Is
LARD Cash, 9l7. cash; 3 l7s-a9 20. June
july y27s 30.
BULK AEATS-Shouidsrs, 5Sa-e; short rib
sides, ia &c; short clear rib, 7t.a c.
WHISkEY-Westsrn,l ".
FRElGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, Sc; wheat do
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LOT ISIANA.
Court Matters.

NEW ORLEANS, May lG. Some V ago the
[. 5. Circuit Court issued writ for the soque,-
tration of timber cut from public lands in viola
ton OF the law. The L. 5. deputy Marshals
seized large number of logs and placed keepers
in possession. Marshal Pltkin reports having ad-
vices that the keepers lives have been threatened
by log men, and call is made for L nittd States
troops to protect the keepers and prevent the re-
moval of the property. The request for troops has
been referred to Washington.
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College N alters.

BANGOR, May &c. Prof. W lillian Barbour of
the Bangor Theological Seminary, has been unan-
imously elected TO the Professorshp of Divinity of
Yale college. and has resigned the chair of theol-
ogy 10 the Seminary, to accept the position.
Fire.
1t is reported that an extensive fire is raging in
the woods at Knsmsn, ard people have turned
out to eXtinguish it,.
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The fifty third anniversary of the American
Sunday School Union set this evening. 10 ffty-
three years this society has established bible
schools in 6i,920 communities brought 2.7S7,79i
children under bible Instruction, and led 425 246
men and women TO go to work as teachers. Last
year it organized 1877 new Sunday schools ia
needy places, aided 929 other schools. in all of
which there 20,723 teachers and ISL Coz schol-
ars. 1905 religious meetings were held, and S726
bibles and testaments distributed. 1t closed its
fiscal year free of debt and with its missionary
force undmnished.
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1IASSACiIiT SETS.


AMHIRsr, May l6. Agricultural College,
Amherst College Freshman. 30
FALL RIVER, May l6 An exciting game of
base ball was played TO day between the Lowelrs
and Fall Rivers. each scoring in the Isl innings,
followed by eight blanks. Both clubs complained
of the umpircs decisions which were apparently
as fau lty on one side as the other. The Lowel's
decln ing to play forfeited the game score, ito o.
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OTTAWA, May lG. Dispatches ficm Upper OF
tawa say that the bush fires are still burning, but
the farmers are clearing the land, aud the lire is
under control in many places.
CoBoCOUK, Ont, May lG. A large portion of
the business part of this village was burned this
morning, ircluding the sheldon House, hevs lio.
tel Mrs. Levys general store, w. ii. Grants
drug store, ). Pari,h's flour and feed store, Jas.
Ferguson saddlery and George Deluvey's car
penler shop Total loss $40 900
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WASHINGTON.
Postal Matters.

WASHINGTON, May l6 The bids received for
furnishing postal cards 10 the government for
years, were opened to-day Alternative proposals
were invited for either plain or tinted cards or
for both. The American phototype company of
Yew York submitted the lowest bids namely, SO
and 56-lOO cents per thousand for plain, and -
and 45lOO cents per thousand for tinted cards
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Treasury Department.

Ey Gov. {. c. CARPENTER OF Iowa second Comp
troller of the Treasury, having expressed his de-
termination of refining from his present position
on or before Oct lst the President and Secretary
of the Treasury have indicated their intention OF
appointing Hon VIM. W. Upton, late Chief Jus
tce of the Supreme Court of Oregon, to fill the
vacancy.
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Memorial Day.

Memorial Day.
The following orders have been issued concern
ing the observance of Memorial Day:
HEADQUARTERS
GRAND Army OF THE REPUBLIC,
l,20S Chestnut Street, T
Philsdelphis, April 2o;h, 1871
General Order, No. s.
10 accordance with the annual custOm, We'd
nesday, NAV Both, 1877, will be observed Me.
MORAL DAY, ia commemoration Of our dead
CO ~ AIDES.
II is fitting that we should turn aside from &C
cu.t o ned pursuits to do honor to those who have
given the strongest testimony OF patriotic devo-
non aud general Observance ofthe day, thi ough
the active participation of the members of soce-
ties, the children OF the various schools and the
citizen, generally, is earnestly invited.
Every fort should be made to mark the last
resting place OF each soldier and sailor. and we
should also remember with tenderness those who
died away IRON home and kindred and now rest in
distant or unknown graves.
Each post will be the judge Of the manner in
which il may best per.o this duty, but concert
Of action should b. had wherever practicable.
Wherever there are no Posts Of the Gran Ar
nv to lead 10 the goo WORK, the Commander ln-
Chief in behalf OF their sorsv ing comrades. Asks
the citZ take steps to :corate the grave, of
the gallant dead and secure proper observance
VI the day.
BY order Of
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ELLSWORTH.
Court Matters.

ELLSWORTH, May l6. The Supreme Court al
journed finally to-day, after session of 81 day.
the longest ever held IN the county. Tho docket
was largely reduced. Smiths counsel filed excep-
tious and sentence was postponed till the October
term.
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A Face with Charming Features may b. ren-
dered actually repulsve by blotches and pimples.
Cleans Sulphur Soap promptly remedies ell com
plexional bemishes as well as local eruptious OF
the skin, burns, bruises, scslds, &c. Sold by all
druggists. Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Hack
or Brown, so cents. may2-f&wlm.
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SOUTH CAROLYN


COLUMBIA May Is. The house of representa-
tive WAS all day discussing the payment of inter-
est on the consolidated debt. The sentiments thus
far expressed, favor the payment. A vote will
probably be taken tomorrow.
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Railroad .Mniiers.

1t Is staed that the recent pooling agree ment of
the Trunk lines is on the basis of 80 per cent each
for the \. \. Central and Erie, % Tor the Penn
sylNania Centeal and for the Baltimore 4 Ohio.
The agent of these companies have been instruct
eel not to renew the existing contracts many Of
which terminate IN June or july