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sni & & b sos tsEiss.
sERTH 1s;suar aais sra r.opeE.
Special tslea ain to the DIspates,J
NoREoIK, fet,runry The tenth
annual session Of the Grand Lodge oil the
knights 81 Psthias % y 'irgihia comnenced
an Portsmouth tonight with 4 rspreserita-
ton from all parts Of the State. Past Cham
.cellor d, j. Turner, of Portsmouth, deliy-
cred the welcome address. bout fifty
delegates are present, and the grand body
viii be i'd session until Friday Parades,
banquets, balls, and other festivities on q
very elaborate scale are to mark the event..
No supreme officers are present. sig
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
- patct.i 80
s NORFOLK, February I9.-The tenth an
nual session Oh the Grand Lodge OF Yir-
gtnia, knights OF Pythians, convened
tonight In Portsmouth. Many distinguish
ed members were present. Various uni
formed corps OF the order OF this State are
here, and grand drill and parade will be,
an attraction in the programme.
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The Democratfc scapeeoat. d
MR., HEWITT BLAMED WITH MAKING ALL THE
.,f.s-t-s TRoEpI,E. t...Er

Z, LOUISVILLE, February 10. -Treating edi-
toriaiIy OF Mr.. Hewitt's promised dispatch,
the Cour;er-J Journal this morning contains
the-following Gin the end the complete
history Of the Encouragement OF the Dem
ocratic campaign after the election OF Mr.
Tilden will unfold itself. 1t will then be
found that 3[r. Tilden himself was opposed
to the electoral bill and made his opposi-
ton sufficiently distinct to Mr.. Hewitt !;
that Mr.. Hewitt suppressed Mr.. Tilden's
kilograms and went ahead in spite of his
master and said that it was unsafe to
swap horses in the middle OF the stream,
Mr.. Hewitt would have been superseded in
the middle Of january, aHo
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New Jersey.
RIoToUs COLLEGE YOUTHS.

New York, February ia special from
Princeton, N. j., says that serious affray
occurred there last night between two
sophomore and eight freshmen, in which
one OF the sophomores was dangerously
shot. The sophomore room was entered
by the freshmen, who bound the sopho-
mores to the chairs, shaved their beads, and
left them tied. Other sophomores followed
the freshmen, when shots were exchanged,
and Mr.. Alterbnry, Of the sophomore class,
was dangerously wounded in the thigh.
There is great excitement. e.. 1.
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The Royal Wedding.

BISMARCK DIDN'T DANCE.
BERLIN, February 19.-Prince Bismarck
attended the royal wedding here last night, !
but did not participate in the ministerial
dance on the occasion.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

: WHEAT TRADE CONDITION OF THE CROPS.
LONDON, February 19.-The Mark-Lane
Erpress, in its weekly review Of the corn
trade, says that its country advices are fa-
yorable as to the appearance of winter
sown wheat. The quantity OF English
wheat in market is again very limited. The
condition Of the samples shown is de
cided improvement. The imports OF foreign
wheat to London have been only moderate.
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= Rink Stocks.-Union Bank of Richmond, so
mar X2k Ind Merchanls and Planters Savings 20
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

-.1-t-e.t5. NEW YORK. =
Nxw YORK, February 1s:-Gold opened a 1o1S.
Noon.-Stocks steady. Money on call .. Peg per
4S4. Slate bonds quiet.
EueYstng.-Money easy at 4@5 per cent. Sterling
dull at 1872. Gold steady aL lU11@101Y. Govern
ments quiet; new 5's, 1885, States dull.
4 :: si BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February 19.-VirRinia 6's, de-
ferred, Az: Virginia consols, 574; second series,
40, Bid to-day. 1 ~ s.af, .es
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, Februnry ID, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 179 hogsheads and
IA tierces. The offerings at auction on 'Change
were SO packages; ofwhich number % were taken
in, and the remainder sold ut prices ranging from
81 10 IN Nc BIZ, .ssE .e-rast
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), ApoLasNAggs WAFER.
A POLLINAR1S
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
THE QUEEN OF TABLE-WATERs.
HIGHLY EFFERvEsCENT

DIR. HUNTER MCGUIRE, RICHMOND Sturgeon to
late Stenewall Jackson). "Healthful and de-
llshtfu to drink. Valuable in Dyspepsia and
Govt"
PROFESSOR j. A. WANhLYN, ST. GEORGES
HOSPITAL, LONDON. "Hishly efervescent,
wholesome, and absolutely pure; superior to
all others.'
DIR. r. OGDEN DoREMUS. Absolutely pure
and wholesome; superior to all for daily use
free from all the objections urged against Gro
ton and artiGcially aerated waters"
DIR. PETER HOOD, PRESIDENT OF THE HERTs.
MEDICAL SOCIETY, ETC. "superior 10 Yichy
and yals.''
PETER SQUIRE, L. L. S., CHEMIST TO THE
QUEEN; 10th edition Of Companion to TIE
British Pharmdcop9ia. "Exhilaratlhs; good
for sickness, dyspepsia, and loss of APPETITE"
MAcNAN1ARA, F. R. Z. S., C.s l., Surgeon to
Westminster Hospital, London. More whole
some and refreshing than soda or settler water. y
W. ALLlNGHAA1, F. R. q. s., Surgeon to St.
Marks Hospital, London. by far the best
sparkling water for daily use."
FREDERICK DE barry s. CO.,
Al and 40 Warren street, New York,
Sole agents for United States and Canada.
For sale by dealers, groeers, and druggists. Every
genuine bottle bears the YELLOW label.
10 25-M.W&F&eowtAu27
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February 19. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White. 90 bushels. Red, 652 bushels.
CORN.-White, 992 bushels. YetloD, 90 bushels.
Mired. OF bushels 90
-oATs.-i,57s bushels: of which 200 bushels Were
Esz s.ttF-T,. ..-..s 5n
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iPcunsylyaniss.

wooILENASD COTTON MILLS DEsTR0Y ED.
CHESTER, February 1g. Daniel Lees cot.
ton and woQllen mills located here were
destroyed by fire to-day Loss $50, 600,
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EInur.

FIOUr. - n
Fine. $3.50: superfne, s5@$5.25; extra snser-
fine. sea 1925; common family, ~ fancy family
and City Mills, 70, and very dull.
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West Virginia.

THREE MEN DROWNED AT WHEELING.
WHEELING, February 9.-Martin Coylc,.
John O'Brien, and third man, whose name
is unknown, while intoxicated here to-day,
attempted to cross the Ohio river on the ice
and were drowned.
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CLOTHING.
COURT oRDER.


A II RULES HELD IN THE CLERKS
n OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF HANOVER ON MONDAY FEB
RUARY 4, 1878:
d. L. Jones, sheriff OF the county OF Hanover, ana
us such administrator d. b.. n. OF Adeltne W.
!, Hackei, and as administrator or Martin +; Hack
cit, deceased. faintlIs
Il against III = j, ~.
Albert r. King, the distributes Of Martin Hack
cit, deceased (who formerly resided in Atbeyfiie,
South Carolinal, whose names and residences are
unknown, and Others .Aetcndaptss
IN CAANGERY-
The object OF the above snt O the payment OF the
debts and the distribution or the funds belonging 10
esIafe OF Adeitne p Racket. deceased, among her
dsirfbutees or amona those OF eec husband, Martin
Hackett deceased, the Court may decide, and to
obtain the afd OF the Court Ia naakiag said dis,Tiea
tion And an dayif having been made and ned tnae
Albert p King, one of the defendants, Is not resi-
and residences Of the Gistrtbutees OF Martin =.
Hackett, deceased are unanown 10 the plaintiff it -
ordered that said non-residents aud unknown psr.
ties do appear hire within one month after inc ase
publication OF this order and ITO what may pe EeceS>
| faYs for the protection Of their interest.
/ n a eopy-Tes!e "a,
1 SAsDs, LEAKE s. CARTER, p. is 6-Vsaw
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New york.
RIGHTEOUS SENTENCl

RIGHTEOUS SENTENCE. q
OswEGo, February 19.--C Charles Woods
to-day pleaded guilty Of oatraging q girl
eleven years of age and was sentenced to
twenty years id the States prison.
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VEGETINE.
FURTHER PROOF. 4.
FACTS WILL TELL.

GeFFsTowN, N. a., August /, 1875.
II. r. SteuenS, Esq:
Dear Sir,-Aliow Inc to say a word In favor of
yEGETINE. During The past year have suffered
from a complication of diseases. lay in bed from
the Sd of November until the middle of the follow
ing June, and average did not sit up two hours
a week. had eight Of the best physicians in the
State, cut got no help, and constantly grew worse.
They agreed that had heart-disease, phfhiss,
pyaemia and kidney-comp plant, and could never be
any better j was reduced IN weight Fifty pounds,
whiclris much, for AM naturally thin:
In June, finding was failing under the treatment
of the phystcianS, commenced the use of EEGE-
TINE. through the earnest persuasion of friends,
and, am happy to state, with good results. have
gained ten pounds in weight and can SIT up all DAY,
walk half mile, and ride six.
+ am greatly encouraged, and shall continue using
the VEGETINE If can get It. am poor man, Dut
for The truth of this statement refer to any man In
Goffstown or Vicinity. -,,-
Yours very thankfully, A. j. BURBECK.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY IL, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Moonlight, Semon. New York, guano.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company.
Schooner Murray Vandver. Galloway, Baltimore,
guano, Richmond aud Dan-ilie RAILROAD Conn any.
Schooner Butterfly. Morgan, Baltimore. tiles, John
Bowers.
SAILED.
Steamship Isaac Bell. lawrence, New York.
merchandise and passengers, G.. W. Allen & Co..
agents.
Steamer Agnes, Carr, Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers, W. p. Porter, agenr.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States mall, merchandise and passengers, l.. B.
Tutum, agent
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Now York February 10th, brig Republic
(Br.l. Thompson.
From New York February 18th, schooner Ida
Babcock. Davis. sEt
From New York February 10th. schooner Gersh
Banker.
BY. telegraph.
FORT MONROE; February 19.-Passed out from
Baltimore: Ship David Stewart, for Rio: barSs
Come Vol and Franklin, for Cork: Hartzig, for Bre-
men; Fortuna and Matilda IIillyard, for Queens
town; James r: Boyd and John Looway. for the
east coast of Ireland: Maud Dalla, for Dunkirk; ;
brig Resclute, for Pernambuco.
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&c BOZ lticaI ind mat Interests aud dir.
l,ssfs s,f sffa u0f1asrtfg 4 e Il
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GARDEN SEED.

MERCHANTS, TRUCKERS, AND FARMERS.
have just received my fresh supply or SEEDS
at retail or wb oesale Catalogues furnished on APP
piication. ToBAcco SEEDS: Yellow pryor, g. nlg
Frederick, One and All 0ronoko; nitG S'elu'
and Hawai- q. JOHN Z; MEtEi1ILh,
success ,r In Garden Seeds to Allison & Addison.
~ eS5st e Tfe 6-3ni1 ssts
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VEG ETINE
prepared by
II. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
vEGEy1SE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
1870: FIFE l6-S&W2tJ
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DLL-HEA.DS, Of DO $40 per ream, at the
ODISpArC CHI PBfEssIESi-HoI JS&
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] BALr1MopE, February 19-Flour duIi and a
shade lower to sell. Wheat dull and lower SOUTH
cr1 led, s1.30; Pennsylvania red, $3.50: No: 2
western winter rcd, spot and February, Sl.Zsh; ;
March, Sl.3O. Corn dnll and lower; southern
while and yellow, $40. Oats steady. Rye dull Mt
6O@62c. Pork very dnl and unchanged, with job.
hing transactions only. Coffee inll car9oes, AZ
@I7kc. Whiskey dull, with small sales at sl.07h.
.SI1nr n !. !.
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THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN THE.
Il city can be found at BROWNE d ROWE'S:
Everything reduced TO suit the times. 9Zl-eod
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TENTLEMEN,S. TWO-BUTTON KID
VI GLovEs-opera shades-cniy 60c..at
JULIUS MEYERS,
70 lI-eod sos Broad street.
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VERSAILLES, February 19.-The, Senate
again balloted for liie-senator vece General
D. Aurele de PaIadines, deceased, and elect
ed Joseph de Larayon Latour, Conservative,
who received 140 votes, to l35 Tor Victor
La Franco. Latour was member of the
extreme Right in the National Assembly.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS: NJ
II EARLY SPRING CASsImERES at
fe I1-eod JULIUS MEYERS.
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L. LICHTENSTEIN, slt
1905 AND 1907 FRANKLIN STREET,
ihas determined TO close out, his entire stock OF
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS. NOTIONS &C.. at u great sacrifice before
hmiit IL i'm want of bargains would do we'll 10 cali
as early rs possible. l.. LICHTENSTElN.
fe li-3n 1705 and 1907 Franklin strect.-
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NEW AND PRETTY PRINTS AND
IN ali kinds of DRESS GOODS at lowest CASH
PRICES Mt a. BROWNE 6 ROWE'S.
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NEW YORK, February l9-Gotton-Net receipts,
s16 bales: gross, 994 bales. Futures closed steady
March, sIO.9o@s1O.93; April, sll.06@s1 ;
MAY, sl1.l 9@fl1.2U: june, Sll.32@Sl l.33
july, SI1.39nS11.4 40: August, 81 1.44@S1 Lao
Scpiembcr, Sll.23@S11.25 October, $l1.06M
Sl1.Os: November, $lo.93@S1O.95; December,
$40, 96mS 1899.
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A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF .BLEACHED
N aud BROWN COTTONS. SHIFTING PRINTS,
&C., very low, ut BROWNE ROWE'S. Z.
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THE ADELPHI EXPLOSION.

LICENSE or THE CHIEF ENGINEER REy0KED-1Hb
BOILER INSPECTOR CESsURED-So BLAME UPON
THE OWNER.
J.. X. Matthews and Austin Jayne, Local
Inspectors reported the results Of their
Investigation OF the Adrlpbi explosion. Alter review
ing the testimony and describing the vessel the inspect
ors say:
II the portion OF plate blown ont had been properly
hrserd 10 the furnace hot believe tue explosion
would have occurred. This defect should have been
discovered by the experimenting engnoer IN MS ek'
animation OF tue boiler at the time OF the vessels pur
chase. ,.... $1,000.
we lpd guilty inatention aud negligence 10 duy ID
nor personally having made examination OF thst por
ton OF tho boiler where the SIN II patches were suaea,
when they begau leak ana 10 was ound necessary 70
rrplace them larger TO ascertain Tue rear
condition of that portion OF the boilers We also ma
him guilty OF nattentlOn to duty In inrustng the msk
iny of said repairs bOer-mHker without his super
VISION. For such negligence and inattentUn vo ma u
To be our duty to revoke his license. and the same
hereby revoked from this date. - -.
john w. Blake ilato assistant boiler inspector. VINO
made the last inspection OF this boiler We ma per
formed that duty IN worry negligent and lmIeriecs
manner His conduct IS without excuse. Three steam
boat boilers inspected by hun this season had Prev
ously exploded with tho lOss OF many lives. when
should have been warning TO him 10 be more partcu'
lar ana thorough III his examination.
We are of the opiuioD that Ar. X. c. Cornell "hte.
the owner OF the steamer, actuated wholly by de.
sire 70 comply all respects with the requirements OF
the law aud have all necessary repairs nads WIN
prnptitude in the best manner Ia which he was guided
by The advice OF officers who had been III
his employ for than thirty years
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SINGULAR PERFoRMAYCES oFA BANKER.

EMBEZzIxMESTs, ARRESTS, ABDuCrIoNs BY NIGHT.
REvoLvERs. GRAB GAMES, ETC.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1.-George Hazard,
tho defaung president OF the First National Bank VI
Auburn Ind went TO Loganspor yesterday to procure
papers which two indorsers Of his notes held
They refused to give up the papers until certain money
wa. paid Hazard then had them arrested for larceny
but tho charges failed before the examining Justice
Then Hazard offered 20 pay and counted ont his money
on u table. The desired papers wcrs laid alons,d
Hazard grabbed both money and papers, and with
friend from whom he had borrowed tho mOnoy-both
with drawn rcvoyers-eseaped from the Hazard
was arrested and locked mp In Jail on charge
OF robbery Shortly after midnight four to
the JAIL signing bond for Hazards release he was
set free. On tho outside OF the jail ho seized and
thrown omnibus and hurried away. Hazard saws
the parties had and that they told him they
were going 10 hang him He. however, ged 10 cry
for help which bOue the police. who returned him 10
IL ia To-day other boDdsmen appeared from Ander-
son, with acceptable bond. aud when claiming
the custody OF Hazard, the officers from All.
burn, 10 secure themselves, proclaimed the
right to arrest Hazard aud take him hence. Unz-
card fears being mObbed II taken 10 Auburn, and the
Sheriff LOganspOrt rs precautionary measure AGAIN
took him into custody where he .is tonight. james
Hngzard the cashier OF the Auburn bank IN Oyaus-
port last night looking after his brothers. interest when
he was arrested and tRkon to Auburn a Warrant
charging him wiah forgery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
METHODIST MISSIONARY WORK.

The regular annual meeting of the General
Missionary Committee OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
waa begun yesterday morning ut No. 800 broadway
The meeting was opened at o'clock, with Bishop
Levi Scott IN the chair Among the other prominent
ministers. who were present Bishops Simpson Ames
Harris, Foster, Wiley, Andrews and Haven; the heV'
Drs Dashiel, Reid Nelson, Crawford, Fowler OF 'h'
Christian Advocate and Curry, of The San'na1 He0S'
Tory. A., ala
The report OF the treasurer, Dr. Nelson was nr JUS
Chased and adopted This shows tha' uo"iv
S552OOO was received for missionary purposes
during tho year ending October 81 ln'' ~
round numbers $4,000 was expended IN 'n'
same time aud that the society Is now ~ "
debt 81 OOo. decrease during the year Oh s'l'V
The remainder OF the morning session was deVotea W
DISCUSSION OF the amount TO be appropriated 10 nlI
stonary work during the ensuing year, al.
how much OF the indebtedness should be pau
AT tho afternoon session, motion by DR.. d. ~ ~,
Crawford that the S57O000 be appropriated TO the s
sion work and the reduction OF the DEBT be lett an op
question: was adopted. The planting and snstanInsv.
Methodist missions Ia Germany ana s"nt.
land was a topic or much interest. Bsbop DIV
man ia now VISITING those countries. Bishop AndIesS
DIR Garry Dr. Hitchcock and the Rev. {. A. loeDer Ioa
OF the works influence the State Church IN 'ermsny
T. W Price, Philadelphia. opposed the sending Vi oA
ana money TO countries where the Bible Is known
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"TLL SEE TOU L4TER.'

O Sam c0parcener Of Tweed,
OfWoOllry, Marble, Max and Weed,
Who felt so strong "a White House greed,
You thought you'd buy II;
Would Won AGAIN. If Won have need.
Just like to try 1t
VOL, if ynu do. It's my advice
You cipher 50 you don't pay twice,
Or else your fingers IN wee,
You'll get 50 fast,
You'll think that ciphcrs aren't so nice.
Found out az last.
No doubt that all your generation
Has gained 50 great an eIaitatlon,
They've damn'd The rRIBUSE's explanation
OF cipher laws;.
For il has so appalled, the Naticn.
IL damns your cause.
No doubt Won thought your nephew mind
With Marble dust could make words blind.
That Max and Fox. both of KIND.
Fit kind OF bIrds
For dirty work, a way would ma
To mix UP words.
Now Sam. where il your ancient skill,
Ii Won can't swear that Nephew Blll,
Did slightly incrcmaie your VIII,
With too much speed,
And that twas he who tapped your TILL.
Or else Smith Weed
o Sammy T. why didn't you swear
That Copenhagen ] can't spare.
10 buy South Carolina share.
OF costly LOndOnf
The price III France seems much moro fair,
Which Fox could count on.
Did Denmark think your barrel ample.
To buy in every state a sample,
That Ithaca on right IN ght trample,
And then fraud cry =
OF which you'll be a bright example
Until you die.
And after that yOur agtatOr.
Who was ono time "a smart debater,
In heaven known as Gods great hstcr,
Will welcome yon.
With your pct phrase. IN See you later"
And ali your crew.
SOIOs ROBINSON
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Tar PROPHETIC CONFERENCE.
CLOSE OF THE MEETING.

THE BUSIEST DAY OF THE THREE-PAPEEs READ BY
PROFESSORS DUFFIKLD AND COOPER, DIR. RUFUS
W. CLARK AND OTHERS.
The Prophetic Conference closed its sessions last
evening" The attendance was good throughout Tue
day, and in the evening the church was ,hrongeu :
Ar address as delivered by Dr. T. X. Craven, of
Newark and papers were read by Professors Dnfheld
and Cooper and by DR.. n. West and DIR. Rufus w.
clark. In the evening extempOraneous speeches
were made by Dr. w. z. Mackay and Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
DEAN STANLEY IN NETWORK
A SERMON AND A RECEPTION.

HE breaches AT TRINITY CHURCH N THR MORN
ING, AND Is GIVEN RECEPTION BY MINISTERS
AND MEMBERS OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH IN THE EVENING.
Dean Stanley preached yesterday morning at
Trinity Church upon the relations of the five great
Churches to each other each being necessary to the
perfection of the universal Church. In the
evening reception was given him at st. PauPs
NJ. L. Church, by the members and ministers OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church.. In his response
to an address presented in behalf OF the
Church. he reviewed tho life and work OF John
Wesley. Bishop Simpson and the Rev. DIR. Tiffany
also made remarks The church was filled with a
large audience, which welcomed the Dean with
great cordiatY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
THE EAST SIDE ELEVATED ROAD.

The residents of upper Third-aye. ana hat.
lam note rom dav 10 day. with great satisfaction TIE
urooress made ON the Elevated Railroad LoDgitadihA
and cross-girders are up between sixty-seVen'n
at. beyond which trains do not now run.
and seyenty-Dinth-st.; and for grea'
mar, Of this distance the track Is aireaT
laid On Tuesday the pillars had been raised and mao'
reaiv for the crossgirders as far as Eightynh'nS~
This brings the structure to the brow OF the hi ''.
looking the Harlem fats and In fnli view OF ihc W.
- ., tho railway which starting south from the
Harlem River at twenty MIN ss
rnacheI Northumberland seeond-st Little more Ia
III mile now separates the ontpc,ss@.
Only few foundations remain 10 be laid on me an
Sats where Underwater and the necessity OF Dna5s
snas have added greatly 10 The dsenltles OF vii
f,on The workmen say that the posts ana entsa "a
he iii M before or on December L. and u Is h.
The New Year When the iron IL on the gfonnu " - e
of worsmen Is sufficient 20 set mp the columns W
aiocks in a gle day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
PRICES or coal FOR NOVEMBER.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1.-The Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Company has issued the fol
lowing circular OF prices for coal delivered board
vessels at Port Richmond for November:
Hard white ash. 50 so for lump, steamboat and
broken; 80 5 So % for stoves 50 40 for chestnut
and ~ 30 for Free burning and North Franklin white
ash. IS 40 for broken; 50 90 for IS %
So 80 chestnut, and 80 % for pea shamOkin and
schuykin red ash. SO rs for egg; "a for stove, and
Tor egg; 81 stove and So 20 for chestnut Lykens
Valley 80 80 for broken ~ 10 for egg and stove and
So GO for chestnut