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TEIEGRAPuIC NOTES.

PASSPORT. Me-, May 2O.-Ihe schooner Harold
sailed Yesterday for Germany with full cargo Ot Eastgor
round herring.
CoLrMBIA y. C., May 20-Forty of the Western
excr oniss arrived here last night They were welcomed
W the and Mayor They leave for home tonight
TRENTON y. j., May 2O.-Funcis Murphy. the
unable 10 appear IN TINS city 10 av
band Of his cOaborers however eetuTed IN various
churches m the city.
CHEYENNE Wv. May 2O.-A convention at Dead
good Yesterday To object Territory OF Lincoln
elected C. W Viewer aud H. C. Walker TO present their pet
lions to the next Congress.
MOBILE. Ala. Nav 2O-Major Adolph Proskaucr
has been appointed delegate and Julius ubne alternate ny
the Exchange 20 attend the international cotton Con
yeutiou a Liverpool. IN July next
RoCKFORD, H.. May 2O.-Superintendent Latham
tesned Yesterday in the courthouse investigation HIS test
uOuV was favorable TO Mt Richardson the contractor anu
unfavOrabe TO Mr. Gay, the architect
CHEYENNE, Wy, May 2O.-A small band Of
Clsyrnurs rved at Red Cloud "Wednesday. bringing In
m 300 horses Indians convinced that Tie Govern
rcut is acting good faith. and are oyncng hdely TO the
Of their surrender.
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RELIGIOUS CONVENTIONS.
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL CONVENTION


CHICAGO, May 20. - In the Presbyterian
General Assembly y,sterda, the Moderator announced
the rest Of the standing committees. The committee
appointed by General Assembly TO report on the
subject OF a final court OF appeals reported that
court should be constituted the following principles;
FIRST: 1t shall consist IL members-9 ministers and
ruling cders-u0t more than two from any synod
SecOnf: The General Assembly shall choose ITS mem
bers Uy ballot the prcsbye shall approve
this overture. There shall he three classes OF SIX IN eaoh
holding Office respectively for one, two ANA three years.
commencing sept. after their election, and six 70 De
elected annually thereafter.
Third TIE shall sit during the session OF the
General Assembly, even pending lis actual aDors
FOrth All IT'S decisions sla be final except IN cases
involving doctrine, which shall 20 TO the General
Assembly alone.
rum: Ten members shall be quorum. and II no
quorum is present after three days from the beginning
~ session places OF the absentees shall be filled
by the Assembly.
Sirth: a majority Of those present shall decide any
If there 10 tie the decision Of the court below
shall stand
Secch All appeals, complaints &c, shall be prepared
for tins court as for the General Assembly
Eiyhth: The prime pies prescribed IN the BOOK OF
Discipline. chapter7 shall be IN force in the court in all
Aiih The may adopt its own rules for its gov
All its decisions snail be reported to the Gen
efal Assembly and recorded.
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GIRDTSG AT SCUURZ.

From me Cinra,o Ga on ChGuts, Of Commerce speeches
Secretary SChuTz said one OF the most cSacn-
tia measures OF economy TO organize the service 81
TIE Government on sound business principles, rs bis
ness men organize tine husir oi trade and b'nkn' IN
WicA service the party not % DC recognized as any
merit To complete the parallel, Mr. ScAurz would need
to have abolished the practice Of choosing any 90 the
officers OF Government ~ poUular elections; or Dee would
need 10 have the officers Of the bank and the clef
managers of the merchants business chosen by po"uar
bt,t every two on flur wears And then he would need
10 make the rule thaf all those who b. ORGANIZATION ana
activity elected Tie chief officers OF the bank should ne
the bank He would naod 10 establish the rule tbt party
organization for nominating president ui re bant
ana active work to elect hIn are Indispensable Dui tha
Tie preside rs soon as elected Should treat mloia
sEoud regard such service as disqualification FOR the
public service BY tine Mr. SChuH had got bis bust
nees parallel perfected Tor c IGolc service II" Woun
ind ihat ne hal simply condemned tae means ny which
the President elected, aud by which lie achieved MS
own appointment, and that his ue would disable tuem
both
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PUBLIC OPINION.

We are still for the President and his South
policy because hopeful aud don't believe in
bOliing.-(N. Y. Commercial Advertiser (Rep)
Secretary Sherman doesn't make so much
nOse as Mr. BTistow. but the whisky thieves find him
just as tough a customer TO deal with-tN New London
Telegram Rep)
The Southern question is out of the way, but
there other issues which separate the southern
Democrats and the Republican party far az the poles
thai are still living and will remain long "a the Re
publican party steals hard earnings Of the taxpayer
and the Presidency from the people, memphis Appeal
(Dam)
The whole aim of Hayes's Southern policy is
10 break The color line and thus make the principe OF
equal rights living and active in Southern politics.
We do not ANY thing very criminal in that IL Is the
bsiiutUD OF the natural laws Of political evolution,
and moral forces, the hard bayonct which blooms
only with blood, and bears fruit but hate-lst Paul
Pioneer Press (lnd9
What stronger Endorsement could the Prcsi-
dent have had % himself and ns policy than ths eenei-
cordial treatment in the very stronghold on MS
cnelies during the campaEnl Who would nave sup
pUse1 on the iih OF March That would Lave gone 10
NewY ork the 10Th 81 Nay and been received 80 han
somCly; that he would nave been tho guest OF the cy
the center of attraction, and the lion OF the day i
lChicagO Tribune kepJ
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FOREIGN NOTES.

CAIRO, May 20.-The Duke of Edinburgh
has returned to Port said.
LONDON, May 19.-The lockout of the Clyde
shipbuilders partly began yesterday.
LONDON, May ia fresh outbreak OF
rndeipest occurred at Whitechape suburb OF tic
metropolis.
OrTowA, Ont, May 19.-The Dominion Gov
eminent has granted $4,000 assist the ceanders in
Manitoba.
CAPE Town, May 1.-The people of the
Trausyaal Republic acqursce in the measure
II Is generally approved at the Cape.
LIVERPOOL, May 19.-ln consequence OF the
Whitsunt de- to-day Monday and Tuesday next VIII De
observed AS HOLIDAYS at the Cotton Exchange.
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chi, willard salisbury Handy, Now.Bedford for Port

sebr willard salisbury. Handy New. Bedford for Pors
schr PriNrnce, Hal.sy Fail River for Port Johnson
schr Curt Goodwu Crowey, Fail River for Port Johnson
sebr. j. il. ButaeiL Rasmussen, Fal River
schr Anna b Jacobs. Ro.e Chatham
schr Nellie IT, Ronnedict Trel Somerset for PhiladoL
schr sarah = Tyler Ba.ne someI,et for Port Johnson
schr. Huds n. Foster. stoBington. .
seeT. John sigT9gg, Hgr,t p,g ds. IotIoD
schr Isabella Thompson Howe New London for rbilade
ssbr r; 5onpssop; ylEsiDl2 with ~, ,s ooi
schr Mary Louisa GsskeB Washington. " c. ~ days,
schr Mars HiL Bowdly' Bangor with lumber to F. H.
Smith q co. r,....o len. ,.,.,o.,o,.,,.
schr Mabel =. Staples Putnam, Portland with lumber to
se6r Nelson. Holbroos Calais with lumber TO master
schr Covo. Ty er, - George Me-. Nth granite to smith
schr Abby WATSON, Frost RocSport with granite to Smith
scir America Truoworthy. RocEland with lime to Hav
e@at EmprSss Kennedy, Rocklsnd lime to HaviIand
SEM y waterr Hirkey, Nantucket ior Philadelphia
s.. Wg MorrrlI 1,llT ncs", FOR r9i VI, leIphia
schr " ~ Potc, Station Boston Port Johnson.
schr Wary Esa6esh IN SrcRap King charoetown
II 10 a YIN platter 70 " e ,So e h, VI ~, King nj Va
sclr y. Heaton. Phnney, Hy1nnis
- fr / * Tam IN .lOrP qy-fr e
wIND-Sunsof, night :. hay OF shore.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHasirsroS e. Nay 2OATive S steamships GIL
cwOTears bar. C,ndrnr from Bu liver, Cleared, bT1g
den.
s,yASsAn May 2O.Arryed. steamship Barnes from
NfWN
FORTRESS MONROE, May 20 PASSED. in ship John uther.
FORT schr c. r. Flint Pa-se BAKE Europa Tor Bremen:
Fla Amather. Queenstown POeedOn. for
John Brghtmau, for Maanlas schr. sam Mees, for RIO
JareirO
Boston, NAV 2O-Arrved. steamship William Crane from
B1uinoe brig MOrince ~. Cruix Vega r. r.;
schrs. Twentyone Friends nom Jcnsrs J. J. Moore and
Skvlark, from Philadelphia.
PORTLAND Nav 2O-Arrived. bark Minnie, from Barba-
does chrA Nellie Doe, from Faarl0 Fred Ftsh and Sew
six from Virginia Dolly Warden and Bramha, from
New York.
KEY WEST May 20-Saled, steamship Loeb Coil. for
for Liverpool having cOmpl. ted repairs
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON MAY 20.-Saicd. 18Th. John Campbell Exc the
Red, both FOR Newi OrK arrived 18Th Hesinger 1874, st
Michael, DumhrtOn city Oi Dublin, Wanna" Frances Hi
yard 10th, Martha ijOwker
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
QUEENSTOWN. Nav 20.-Thc White star Line steamship
Britannia, capt IN mpson, from New.lork May H. for
Liverpool, arrived Lere AZ 1870 J.. m.
PLYMOUTH MAY 20.-rhe Hamburg American Line steam.
shin Wieapd Cant. HebCh, New May 10. for
Hamburg arrived here to-day.
General Transatlantic Line steamship Canada, Capt
FanCuel from NewYork May 3 for Hayre arrived here It
, O'Clock tins morning
LyERPoOL. May Gothic steamship Bolivia lBr). Capt.
Dohefty from New orleans April 30 here yesterday
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fFor other Ship Ssv, Sc. Second Pags.l
ARRIVED. Sunday. Nav 2

ARRIVED. .....Sunday. May 20.
Steamship Celtic OBJ. Geadelt Liverpool May 10, via
Queenstown N, with mdse and 6o7 pass 10 r. Corts
steamship OthelO BIZ. rstoW, Hun May !, Lands End
30 VIA Boston 18th with mdse. tO G. l.. Wright & 60.
steamship Gsand OBJ, Ruttef, Havana May !, VIA
Maanzas 14h, with sugar &c, s. & W. " esi vessel Ia
J.. ;. Tucker a Co. - ..,
produce and 10 A. r.. Outerbridge.
steamship Agnes smith, Philadelphia, win muse anu pass
& Morgan.
steamship OauCus Bearse Boston, with mdso anu VSsa W
Metropolitan steamship GO.
steamship WyanoEe Couch Richmond city Point and Nor
,olk with mdso and pass Old Dominion steamship Co
Bark Monhegan Luce, Haye Apru ~ IN DAlss' 10 master
Anchored In the Lower Bay for orders -
Louis Ietens
Bark Skudesnaes (NOr kjedsen HAMBURG % uays with
empty barrelA &c. To Louis letens -.
Bark Alaska, Perry. Messina Feb 70 Win rul 70 Law
renee Gles g Co
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BARNEsOn Saturday May 10 at her late residence No.
IS East Tensr Agnes Barnes widow Of The late Beuja-
Funeral Johns chapel vsrick near Csral Tres.
fG 2 Ry @ attend SSGI'N Relatives aHd 0H'' are respect
BIsHoP-A Bound Brook, y. J., May Is Maria widow Of
| Lesnder Bishop, in the 18th year OF her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend me
| Il. at 80 return tram $50.
bEACH-At Glen Cove, Friday morning, May ls, 1877. Of
Relatives and friends are rssfcculy invited to attend his
iuneral al - Iaui 81 uI'l' "en We %" Mohy loIhinS
rival q TAI lca.ns Hunters Pint dong Island city, at
| s:i4 O'Clock return train at las .. m
BGpB-09 THURSDAY May T. 1871 Prof Charles A. Budd
Academy Of Medicine the Obt,tica Soceiy and tho
A. " are invita- to attend The funeral frdm 81 AIMS
Chur,n West EGhteentst, on Monday, 2lst inst, att
| O'Clock p. m.
| CAsEY-On SATURDAY an Harry Durcst OF II. II.
Funeral services wiz be held aneis Nayicrs Church,
friends arc respectfully invited 70 attend without oher no.
cRoUCH-on saturday 10Th inst, Of consumption Alfred
Augustus Crouch, second Of George amt Harriet r.
n, q s s %; 8, i 9I'G %o to n the funeral raj
wednesday the 23l inst, az hafpast 10 a. M
DASAAt Ws' & on T9aray MAY 4 ity
6i s,m3t% ~ II sr,io mi Fan ~ Rsl~ AhA
terrain Church. Wauust, west Of Thirty NINTH Monday
afternoon. May ~ at o'clock IneHment at Bovidere.
DE NAvARRo-on Sunday the 2Oth inst after short III.
John DyAors eldest SOL OF Jose Francisco aud Ellen ~
I
Iw'hst, between Tird an1 Fourth a'es On wednesday.
23d inst at 23Oa Relatives and friends respectfully
invited 40 attend
TWEN-In city saturday the 18th inst Gen John
Even, in ms G7h
Funeral viii take place FROM his late residence No East
Forty eighth 81, Tues lay the 22l inst, at
tives and friends respectfully Invited % attend
FULLER-At the residence * his son. Fuller Brook.
lyn, May Is, Humphrey T. Fuller formerly Of II bron.
Conn. In h, 9l,i year
fntcrment al BallslOn spa
HEIssER-on Friday Nav ls, after aliugerng illncss
Jacob Iieis-er aged 81
Tho friends ~ tie family invited attend
funeral from his late residence 223 West Forty fifth
Monday. May q, at y. N. No flowers.
HERDEB-On sunday. May 20. 1871, Nicholas d. ,rder.
IN the 67ih year Of Ina age
Funeral Viii be held lbs residence No 81
West one hundred and tnriicthSt, Iuesdsy evening.
May - O'Clock. Relatives ami friends requested
attend. Friends are requested not 90 send flowers.
MCCUILOUGH-On Friday May Is. Aida wife OF James
McCu oull, IN the 7tth wear 81 her
Funeral her late residence 5Si LcNngonayc
Tues,ay 22i al II O'Clock Relatives and friends
invited To attend without fun her notice
ROBINSON-At his late residence, No 33 sydney place.
BrOOslyu Friday evening May 49, John =. ~
line L. aud tie late las p Robinson, IN the oath ~ hs
services Strong Place Baptist Church Monday
May ~, at p.
RoBBINsIn roo$lyn, Nav 10 after short Illness Dan Ell
\. Robbins. in the 6jth year 81 h-
friends ~ the family respectfully invited
the funeral from his late residence No $40 Pearl
ST.. Monday, May q, inst, at half past O'Clock.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

II will of course not be forgotten IIiat tneIe
II another white whale al the Aquarium.
The National Sable Quintet VIII give 0oh-
Govt AZ tie TaHeruacle Bautst Church this evening
Mr. Heller offers an amusing programme LOT
tbs evening including gems OF magic iiOil IL
bllls music, secOnd-sight, ana the strange Vi'''O'
which he entities Living Pictures"
At Mr.. Pearces Monday uptown concert TINS
afternoon tile performers viii bc MI H. bianI's 81
Arthur Taylor concert oholi ahd inc Initst
Lovs lsts and Nil James Dickinson Of PhliA1epA
pianist
The coach that carries Nicholas Nickieby into
ysrkshre Ia still object VI thI1ng interest W aISs
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WAR TOPICS AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON May 20.-The Russian Minis
ter MI shshkn called upon The Secretary OF state yes
riay and delivered to HIM formal note communicated
from his Government to the United States announcing
the existence state OF war between the governments
OF the Car and that Of the sultan The Secretary at an
early DAY. possibly during the present week Will submit
Ia tic Cabinet the question OF our international 0b!gd-
lions a regards the maintenance OF strict neutrality
in the pending contest, with view To the preparation
ana immediate PRONUNCIATION Of proclamation. The re-
mort that The Russian fleet requested 10y the Ifts
dent 10 leave Newl 0rk aud American waters l. auhOI-
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Mr.. George Rignold will appear this evening
IN one of his farore parts that Of Aaos tafk in Watts
Philnps's romantic drama Of that name. Miss Marie
Brabrook had been announced as INJURED Va"ghani but
in order to afford friends Of Miss Wainwright an ol-
portuny 70 see her in other role than that Of
Juliet Miss BrabroOk has surrendered her part MT f.
b Warde is to play Sir Robert Ctdrer'aq-On MONDAY
next there will be an afternoon benefit performance at
Bootb's in aid OF the Cuban sufferers Miss Ada Dyas
and Mr. II. j. Montague viii appear as " Happy Par
and Conscience Will be represented by the Anaranth
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THE HON. EDWARD KENT. Ill. D.

On Saturday morning last, at Bangor, Me-,
died Gov Edward Kent, lawyer Of largo reputation
He was born in Concord, " H., in 1902 graduated at
Harvard College in 1921, and read law with Chancellor
Kent and with Judge Or OF Maine He settled IN Ban
gor Ne, in 1928, in the Legislature from 1929 to
1888. was second Mayor OF Bangor, and was chosen
Governor OF Maine in 1888 and in 1910. Au Yho re-
member the Harrison campaign will recall the interest
excited Dy the Maine state election III that year In
1913 Gov Kent United states Commissioner IN set
Ting tine Maine boundary under the AshburtOn Treaty
lie appointed by President Taylor Consul az RIO de
JaHeiru returning 10 the practice of the law IA Bangor IN
1854. lie made Judge Of the Siprsmt Court OF
Maine in 1866, and retired the bench in 1873. He
leaves "A widow ana one child.
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WAILACKS THEATER.

Mr. Wallack is acting admirably this season.
IS he always does-and Bosedale" IS destined to mako
brilliant finish for the year The ballroom scene Is
nightly greeted with loud aud long applause "nu %
Justly considered one OF the finest achievements OF
WalIacks brilliant stage. There large audiences
ell last Meek.
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ACATUOIIC JUBILEE At OTTAWA.

OTTAWA, May 20.-The Roman Catholics OF
this city and vicinity, numbering 10000. marched in
procession through the principal street of this city TO
day IN honor the 5Oh anniversary Of the Pope epsco-
pacy Many houses the line of march were beautifully
decorated The procc matted at the several Roman
Cl.holic churches where Te De'UH was chanIed ana
w. flloWrd bv beusdctiOn of the sacrament The fcs-
lies will he continued Tomorrow, when grand llun
nation Of the city aud Ottawa river viii take pace y
AMI neal of bells announced the starting of the process
INN 4.
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PARK THEATER.

The Park Theater closed on Saturday night
Win CoI Sellers took ms lamentcd departure. Mr..
bbev,s season II there have not literally been inlons
IN it. has upon the whole successful Loitas engage
uent was by no means Improbable AID handsome sum
WAS Melted by 'Our Boarding House and The dH"ed
Age" The house VIII now remain closed uhuI sept D.
when Mr. sOtheru may be seen in "a Hornets Nest
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New Use for Cork,

The new cork floor covering ingraiated IL
rapidly public thrtt superselng all app
heretofore employed for Ike purposes It's
markable feature is extraordinary durability in this
spect other floor covering compare with IT, The beau
tul designs which ia manufactured make II de-
srabe dining rooms halls churches every variety Of
building. Keptby all first clsss carpet dealers.
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DIR. LANNON'S CONSIDERATION.

HALIFAX, n. s., May 20.-An imposing re-
ous ceremony took place here to-day at the consecra
ton OF DE- Harmon Archbishop Of Halifax. Bishop
Conroy OF Ardach ireland Papal Ablegae. was the con
secratng bishop Three archbshops, II bishops and 10
priests took part IN the ceremony. The Rev Geo. -
Kenny preached the sermon. The church ives beauti
tuv decor at,d and was crowded. number OF pTOml-
II nj P-oe,lnts pr sent. The services were con
afternoon by tho Bishop OF quebec and the Bishop Of
pprfla
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The people in Massachusetts valleys are get
TIM SO now that when "a comes INFO the nrighbor
God and builds dam they sell and move to the top
OF the hi and nail cleats up along the trunks OF the
highest trees Boston Transcript
An agent, soliciting subscriptions for book
shaved tue prospectus a Who after reading
one dollar in boards aud dollar and tweuty-h
cents In sheep" declined subscribing. he might not
have boards OF sheep hand called upon for
M
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TO hat he believed to lie right that he thoroughly
genial and generous II is not rious. considering MS
Revolutionary ancestry, that bis last public effort should
lecture delivered only last Tuesday evening
before his fellow-czens Of Dedham called Giimpses Of
Colonial Life" in aid OF the Old sOuth Preservation Fund
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TIE AcAnEMY-A CORRECTION.

To me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The types make me speak in my letter
ON the Academy printed in THE TRIBUNE Of saturday OF
Mr. Augustus \. Gaudens. 1 wrote ST. Gaudens. and
shall be pleased you Will give room for this CORRECTION
Truly yours O. c.
Ne,r- York. May 20, 1877
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LONDON, May 20 l977.
The OJsrrer, in its financial column, says
Joint purse agreement has been concluded between tie
Anc!o-Amrrican and the Direct Cable companies. l.
viii shortly be submitted TO meetings OF the respective
.},af
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TT-1--rI. --tnca TauA7-' = I'M ft Y enI7s
iivons of ne for the hou
Theirr.gl9r represent ghe oseiaeonso
/ mercury during thosc hours
Trx.t-SE OFFICE. May 2I--l a. m-BOth Saturday AMI
SUNDAYS curves of apressure showed depression III
the afternoon sucn As usually precelcs shower the
one shown in the lower diagram yesterdays being quite
pronounced But the skies though at times threatening
did not fulfill their promise. Tie Thermometer touched
IFS highest point far, yesterday but recoded rapidly
toward midnight. -, 49, IL.
somewhat cooler weather Is To he expected In TINS CITY
and cinity to-day and Tomorrow bur htle ci'nge -
% alternate sunshine and partial clOudiness with slight
rlLL nf
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audiences at the Union Square Theaer and tho woes OF
SBc the loves ~ Fanny SqeerS and the heartness OF
brave John BrO,rdie acted 10 the lie.
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Combined Attractions.

Gentlemen having preference for CUSTOM MADE GAPSTs
will find choice stock excellent cutters and moderate prices
the Custom Departmental DEyLN CO.'S great stores.
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M1RRIEU

BURR-ARNOLD-On Thursday May IL by the Rev. Cor.
Il. Duiie. D. D.. charles Abernethy Burr Ursula
daughter OF the late cicero NJ. Arnold.
DICKERSON-~E r. on Thursday. Nav Y. First D.
tt Church, Park ana II ry ninth ST., by Rev
j. F. Elder r. D. Frank DckersOn to Clara daughter OK
4 all OF this city.
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Prices i'm Mems Clothing,

Office Sacks, Doc; White Duck Vests, 81 Cheviot Suits
sl2; and other goods proportonatey Can and at
FOOTE & RICHARDSON'S, 245 Broadway.
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R1ILwAY HOPES or BETTER DAYS
TIE STATEMENT OF "NoR-wEsT."


CuUCtGo. May 1S.-Maryin Hughett, the
General Manager OF the Chicago and North Western Rail
ay has Just returned from inspection Of the various
line, under his charge. He reports marked improve
cpt over last year in ronore and lumber trahc on
the Chicago and Lake Supcio, divisions lie also Reports
IA. wheat crop in Wisconsin and Minnesota as looking
finely with promise OF large yeld-thc acreage being
o. per cent greater than last year On the Galcna and
Iowa divisions there brisk movement OF last
wears large crop, while large area Is being again
pauted Mr. Hughett reports general business through
m % REGIONS inspected by him good, with belief In
a large and prosperous Fan trade.
Tho following is the comparative statement OF the
financial results OF this company for the past two years.
"a no admitted NJ their approaching annual meeting
earning. show an increase Of more than million
dollars over the previous year. The total net earnings OF
- 845 90 is equal 10 six per cent dividend on both
classes Of stock. - - , ,ooe
,,,,,r co lND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY PROPER oOO'io
toNARAIINR SiAIEAEhIh fOh CALENDAh iEA49'
Year ending Dec 81, 1910; s1o al oos I'll
ear
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For the Middle Atlantic States nearly station
Any Or slowly falling barometer. stationary or lower
temperature puiuy cloudy weather, ram areas, and
6,.ot 20 southwest Wllds.
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Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed eiA MI
name and address.