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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31

The most difficult province OF
friendship is giving advice. 1t
should, If possible, be SO contrived
that our friend may perceive our
advice is given him, not SO much
to please ourselves as to his own
advantage. Therefore we find no
difficulty in advising our friends to
60 to the Z store to buy their gro
ceries and wines as we are sure it
will be to their advantage. 4S and
SO Spring street.
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PM Scott 10 A c Shafer-5 acres ia SEQ
So / 8 X IA W; $500.
Asa Ellis to Malinda Il iEllls-45 acres
In Ell Monte Townships; 81.
T q Tonner to Louis Philllps-Blk 223,
Pomona tract, san Jose Rancho, 81 IS
acrer; $500.
German Roussin to Joseph Roux-Un-
divided u of lot on NV corner Also and
Alameda SITS; S2700.
Martin G Aguirre estate-Order of Pro-
bate Court, San Bernardino county, con-
firming sale Of Its interest In Rancho San
Pedro 10 Geo Kinds, for $3.50.
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THE USES OF KNOWLEDGE.

knowledge not only confers
benefit on those that possess it, but
upon all with whom they come in
contact. The owners of the CT"
store, having a thorough knowl-
edge of their business, all who deal
with them reap the benefit of their
experience No. As and so Spring
street.
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City Bit Poster.

M. Engel, bill poster and distrib-
utter. All kinds of advertising
done at reasonable rates. Controls
all the best and most prominent
bulletin bill boards. Office, No. 3
Market street. ap26tf
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The San Bernardino Argus says:

The San Bernardino Argus says:
"The excursion to Santa Monica
does not promise TO be much of a
success. The time allowed to re-.
main at the beach is only few
hours. Who cares for such an ex-
cursion in the broillng heat ?u
This looks very much as though
the editor of the Argus Is unable to
attend the excursion, aud therefore
consoles himself in the usual way.
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Is PERFECT HAPPINESS IN OUR PRES.
EMIT STATE POSSIBLE7

Our nature Is inseparable from
desires, and the very word desire
(the craving for something not pos.
sessed) Implies that our present
felicity is not complete, but happi-
ness can be attained by buying the
very choice groceries sold so cheap
at the "r" store, 48 and so Spring
trpet
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SPECIAL, NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, socie-
ties, churches. ETC., will only be inserted
In the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, for Places of Worship, graf
Is directory, which will appear every
Sunday morning.
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sasINEss ENTERPRISE.

rHE HERALD STEAM PRINTING
.IoUsE makes speciality of Legal
Printing. Briefs, transcripts, etc.,
printed at low rates.
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Frank Toal informs the citizens
of Los Angeles generally that he is
now shoeing horses at 81 so per set.
His shop Is at No. 81 Spring street,
opposite the M. Z. Church South.
All work warranted. myl6tf
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The Scholastic Half Session Of Ave
months will commence the LIST Of
August and the lst of January, and ter
inmate about the LIST OF June.
Bills. without exception. must be paid
In advance, and no deduction will be
made for partial absence or withdrawal
from the institutiOn, unless in cases Of
protracted illness. Doctors fees snd
medicines are extra charges.
For further particulars address
SR. SCHOLASTICA LOGSDON,
jy26-lm-d&w
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The LADIES' Oyster Rooms, Re
4uens STREET, near Main, opposite
the United States Hotel, are again
opened to The ladies and will be
carried on ina strictly respectable
way, 80 that all ladies, with or
without escorts, may feel at ease
and receive Irompt and respectful
attention. Oysters in every style,
ihrimps, tea, coffee, etc, constantly
q hand. JOE BAYER.
ssct 4 If.
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MONEY WELL SPENT.

No money is better spent than
that which Is laid out for domestic
satisfaction. A good meal, accom-.
panied by u good glass of wine, will
put a man into the best possible
humor, as every wife knows; so
buy those nice groceries they have
at the "Tn store, ana make your
home happy. No. As and so Spring
street.
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McNnzie's.

90 to McKNzie's, 129 Main
street, Ponet book, for the finest
domestic and imported liquors and
wines, by the bttle or on draught.
The purity Of hese wines and Ii
quors is guaranteed, and McKen-
sie's host of customers testify
unanimously as their merit. j3tf
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BEIuTY.

Beauty has so many charms one
knows not how t, speak against IT.;
and when it happens that a grace
fml figure is the habitation OF a
virtuous soul, thin 1t is truly a
work Of nature, mch as Is rarely
combined. But beauty and good
ness are found combined, and is
proven at the 'T' store, where
! they sell the best goods In most
delightful store. No. 4S and SO
SprIng street.
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gus Sngeles .Yerala.
WEDNESDAY.....J JULY 1873.
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities of the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed in California outside of San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to US will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
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P0net 4 Orr

Have removed their Err
TAKING and PICTURE-FRAME
Warerooms to the store formerly
occupied by r. Sotelo, No. As Main
street, under the LAFAYETTE
HOTEL. my2ml
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I'm sept27

The Russian Electric Baths of r.
Hughes andWife are located at No.
l6 Main street, opposite the Pico
House. Gentleman and la
dies will be waited upon by persons
VI their own sex. nOv14f
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Joe Bayer, Of Congress Hall, has
lust received o consignment of
booa lager b'er. 1t is q SUI
perb article and annot be excelled
a. draught beer. Oysters,
shrimps, hot and,old lunches Of all
kinds, CONSTANT, on hand. Give
him q call. Corier Main and Re-
quena streets, opposite the U. S.
Hotel. %
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WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
q. s. ARMY.

Division of kilograms and Reports for
the benefit Of Com mcrce and Agriculture.
Report of observations taken at Los An
geles, CAL, July co, 1873.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31

Every other size in pre- portion.
Also great reduction in paints, oils
and glass. at No. % Los Angeles
street, under the White House.
B. RAPHAEL.
I'm eept27
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Reduced Prices.
WINDOW SASH.

l offer my stock Of doors, sashes,
,tc., at the following reduced pri-
.es.
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Spring eye needles (our own
nake) at Suthe'land's gun store,
rs Main street. 2my7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31

Genuine Marrian's Burton Pale
Ale on draught at McKenzie's.
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Property rransterS.
CONVEYANCEs.

FROM JuDsOH, GILLErTE a GIBs0N'S rkA Ne
SCRIPT OF RECORDS, JULY 81, 1878.
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THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
LOS ANGELES, CAL.


Parents and guardians desirous of pro-
curing for their daughters and warts the
advantages of good education and
home in a healthy climate and pleasant
locality, will find both In this education-
al Institution OF tiio Sisters OF st. Vim
cent OF Paul.
Tie r. MS:
Board and Tuition, English, French.
Spanish, German. Ornamental N6e-
: die Work. Tapestry. Embroidery,
etc, per session of ten months........t3O0
~
EXTRAS:
eDrawing and Painting, per month IS. ~
Pia o and Melodeon, with use OF In
strument, So 60 per month. Is
Guitar, per mouth ............. -
Vacation, II pupils remain in school.
The Sisters have opened SELECT
DAY SCHOOL for young ladies.
First Glass, the languages, etc..............4t
Seconu ...........-..
Anlro DIVISION
Extra branches, charges as indicated
above.
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HOW TO GIVE ADVICE.

Cheap prices at Sutherland's gun
store, IS Main street. 2my7
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The following courses of study will be
taught ON the most reasonable terms:
ACADEMIC COURSE;
COMMERCIAL COu RsE;
NORMAL COURSE;
GRAMMAR 81 HOOL COU RISE;
PREPA ARATORY COURSE
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Fishing tackb and cutlery at
Sutherland's gui store, rs Main
street. 2my7
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BOARD OF INSTRUCTION: /:

o. s. FRAMES, A. .M.....~........ Principal
8. h. FRAN MBES.-............ .Preceptress
Q. w. la FETRA, Principal CONT Dept
WALTER LINDLEY, NJ. d., Teacher Of
Anatomy, Physislogy and Hygiene
9; II: BOLL!NGEk... Teacher OF German
oHAS. NJ. DAY..Teachero OF Vocal Music
Mrs. @. e. DAY Teacher of Instr'l Music
To the patronlzing pu bile wish to say
that no pains have been spared T. seonro
faithful and competent teachers tor the
several departments of the cademy.
Mr.. e. w. La Fetra, first graduate, then
an assistant teacher in the Busine ess Col
lege of Washington, ID. O., will take
charge of the Commercial Department
The other teachers are too we'll known TO
need any note OF com mmendation to this
community. A new building has been
erected expressly for the Commercial
course.
aEAmple ccommodations have been
provided for boarding studs ats from
distance.
For further particulars address the
Principal. m24-1m
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Notice..

Carving Knives at Sutherland's,
rs Main street. 2my7
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TWO SUICIDES.

Ollie Huff Hhufass Of Her Mortal Coil by
Means Of Laudanum and ]. B. Moulton
Winds up His Career with Pistol Ball
The Inquests.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31

Razors of every make at Suther-
lands gun store, IS Main street.
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A a ID H M Y.
This institution, located In the
CITY OF LOS ANGELES,

on FORT STREET, between Third ana
Fourth, will begin its THIRD EAR
AUGUST 9th, 1878.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31

came and staid here.
Upon the evidence here given the
jury found the following verdict:
In the matter of the inquisition
upon the body of Mrs. Ollie Huff,
deceased. Before ]. Harmon, Cor
oner.
We, the undersigned, jurors sum-
moned to appear before ]. Harmon,
the Coroner of the county of Los
Angeles, at Los Angeles, Califor-
mia, on the 30th day Of July, A. d.
1878, to inquire into the death of
Mrs. Ollie Huff, having been duly
sworn according to law, and hav-
ing made such lnquisitiOn, after
inspecting the body, and hearing
the testimony adduced, upon our
oaths, each and all do say, that We
find the deceased was named Ollie
Huff was q native Of Wisconsin; |;
aged 90 years; that she came to her
death on the Both day Of July, A.
d. 1873, in this county, by an over
dose of laudnum administered by
her own hand July Goth.
We think that the druggists SELL
ing laudnum to deceased are sub
ject to censure for dispensing poison
IN such large quantities without
regular prescriptions.
All of which we duly certify by
this inqaisition, in writing, by us
signed, this Both day of July, A. D..
1878. VIM. J. SAUNDERS,
JAMES NOEL,
REFUGIo BILDERRAIN,
J. n MCMANIs,
d. BoTILLER,
CHAs. e. HERBERT.
The remains Of Mrs. Huff were
packed in ice to await the order OF
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STREET ENCUMBRANCES.

ALDERMANIC ACTION ON THE sUnJEcT-PRo-
posAL TO PROTECT ESCRoAcHMENTs FER
MITTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL.
The Aldermen were again occupied yesterday dur
Ing considerable part Of their discussing
the matter OF street encumbrancea Much OF tho
grounds agitatcd at former meetings were gone
again. Tho proceedings in this connection
opened by Alderman Reilly IN tho nt OF tho
foowing:-
Resolved THAT the Commissioner or Public Works
tendent OF circumference TO court yara bay
puoe place in the city that has been placed ny per
mission OF the Common ,oanci and IN the event oi
tho u,erntendcnt Of hereby
mon Council and shall 10 held to personal
respectively tor tho consequence resulting from
authorized action.
On tue suggestion OF Alderman Lewis this resolu-
tiou was referred to the Law Committee Tho nsxt
strategic move came from Alderman Shcils, who
offered n resolution permitting Sarah Walsh to erect
stand under the stairs OF the Giibor Elevated Rail.
road station, on the corner OF Sixth avenue and
Fourteenth street.
Alderman Morris spoke in opposition 10 this resolu-
ton, stating that Tn point proposed to be used for
stand directly opposite tue establishment OF Macy
Co. The arm had objected TO the placing oi this
stand had informed tue Mayor that thoy paid tho
salary OF policeman to keep tho sidewalks IN front
Of their premises ifeo Of all encumbraneea
The resolution referred Tor consideration to the
Committee Pubic Works.
Alderman Saucr next presented proposition to
permit the OF Two columns In front Of No 400
Sixth avenue. Next IN order camo tour veocs from
Mayor Ely against re permitting various pcr
sons to erect posts on the sidewalks. These papers
were LAID under the rule
LOCATION OF STREET DISTRACTIONS.
The vetoes were followed by a report iron Alder.
man Reilly, chairman Of the street Committee rec
ommcnding the passage Of resolution introduced ut
n former meeting ealing upon the Commissioner OF
Public WORKS 10 report AS TO the location all stoops
areas, courtyards, stands, bay windows and oner
croachne upon the streets and sidewalks In tho
city. Tho resolution also asks the Com missioner to
commence with broadway, Finn and Park avenues
In order that tho oncumbrsnces may first be removed
from these localities
Au amendment was offered by Alderman Morris
providing that the Commissioner include In hts re-
por, only such cncumbrances as have been erected
since tho passage OF the charter OF 1873
Alder man Pnckncy followed by reading an extract
from editorial IN daily newspaper, IN which ailu-
sion was made TO alleged rumors as 10 improper In.
fuenccs beng used among Tho Aldermen to secure
the passage Of resolutions Win reference TO street
STANDS and ether encumbrancea Sir. pinckney
questioned tho veraciIy Of these charges.
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THE CARDINAL AT HOME.

Cardinal McC0skoy returned to his charge ycster-
day, from France, the Pcreirc, restored In health
aud light IN spirits For long after his hurried de-
parturo II feared that Transatlantic voyage In
midwinter would initiate against his health, at that
time very delicate. Tho result has proved tho idle.
ness OF these fears, Tor His Eminenco Is here again,
stronger than when no left. His genial secrc-
tary. Father Farley, mentioned that the Car.
dina enjoyed the "Trip homeward immensely, and
feels that II has gwen HIM vast profit, far
his health is concerned. The trip Of tho Percre,
shorter by twentyiour hours, than was expected,
that when the archiepIscopal party ioot tho
dock, at ten o'clock yesterday morning, tho dobarka
tion was devoid OF all characterization, much TO the
satisfaction Of HIS Emincnce who breads show OF any
kind When the steamer was sighted ID the High
lands telegram was sent TO the Very Rev. Vicar
General Quinn. who In company with the Right Rev.
Bishop Lynch, OF Charleston; Rev John y. Kcarney,
Rev John J. Kane, Rev. William Hogan, Rev.
Henry McDowall, Rev. Joseph kcssler, ana
Rev. G. Lewis, went TO the picr meet ana
welcome tho Cardinal. Shortly after o'clock the
beng lot down, Ills Emihencc, dressed IN u plain
black broadclotn SUIT, stepped iightly tho pier
where tho reverend gentlemen named tenuered thor
welcomes and congratulations. THIS informal ccre-
mony occupied out u lew moments, and the Cardinal
was ushcrcd to seat In the Vicar Generals coach
anu driven 10 his homo on Madison avenue
Wishing to defer TO tho onvencnco oi His Emi-
corgy have not yet concluded any arrange
ments for his formal reception. Tho hes, advice
IS aud tue place ST. Patrck's Cathedral Tho time Is
subject TO conditions but the place Is definitely liked.
A grand pontihcai high mass will BIO sung and tho
Cardinal will address tho people.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
ANNUAL MELTING or THE AMERICAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNION.

SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 81, 1873.
Tho American Sunday School Union celebrated its
1ity-ourth anniversary at The Academy OF usc, in
this city this evening. The audience crowded tho
immense building. Addresses were made by the Rcv.
William NJ. Taylor d. d., OF New York: Rev. Arthur
Mitchell, ID. D. OF the presby terian Church, Chicago
ana the Rev. W. Nelson Mcvickar, d. D. OF tho
Holy Trinity Church. Philadelphia The old Moody
and Sankey choir under the leadership of Professor
W. G. Fisher, furnished tho music The society has
boon generously sustained in It's work during the past
yclr, Notwithstanding the great financial depression
A special Acknowledgements was made OF the munifcent
git OF $lOO, 600 from the estate Of the late John e.
Green, oi New York, tho annuity OF which is 10
DO applied tor tho employ ment OF mIssiona-
ries, and Tor securing higher order OF sun
boon added 10 tho catalogue OF publications.
Tho Issue OF u new monthly paper, Tie Schoolgirls
Companion, containing Tor tho older scholars,
began win January l. 1878. Tho other periodicals
are the Sunday School World, the Chids World, three
grades OF lesson papers published monthly and tnrce
OF review papers published quarterly.
Tho Rev. Edwin W. Rice has been appointed
OF the Row Richard Newton, d. D., re-
signed. The missionary work of tho union
has boon more than usually prosperous; LAT
new schools have been established ami s. 1855 other
schools visited and aided having In all % G teachers
anu upward Of 2Ol 900 scholars: TO- 262 Bibles and
Tcstamens have been distributed; $780, 103 scholars
have been placed under BiDle instruction by this
the past year has been OF the most hopeful aud
successful oil eXistence,
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Ho was aware, however. that gentlemen out
fuence their friends in the Board 10 grant
such privileges He lMr Pinckney) understood that
money was obtained BY several property owners for
privileges awarded 10 the placing Of stands m front oil
their premises He considered that this practice
wrong, the sidewalks aud streets belonged 10 the
people The gentleman concluded by moving TO
strike out that Of the resolution ASKING tor infor
nation 10 Broadway aud the two avenues.
Alderman Reilly objected excited manner to
tho reading by Mr.. Pucknoy OF the editorial reflect
ing the Aldermen. ST had read the speaker
remarked, ii would havo Immediately called tor
committee OF Investigation"
The amendment was lost and the resolution passed
by vote OF IL TO O.
COMMUNICATION FROM COMMISSIONER CAMPBELL
The Mayor sent in q communication from Commits
soner Campbell, In which the subject of street en-
cumbranccs IL again alluded to In the concluding para
graph as follows
While that tho appearance or the
city would be improved II nothing permitted to be
placed beyond the line in the Of sgns and sign
posts and awnings awning there clause
OF the charter OF 1873 bdiyson o. section y which
coLfers the Common Couhci of regulation"
In such matters and they have. therefore, not been
sidered obsructions absolutely
your attention has heretofore been called
1t will be seen that this paragraph only doals with
the subject OF oncumbrances IN connection with
"siens and sign posts and awnings and awning posts
The Commissioner does not change his position as to
the nuisances created by STANDS and oher obstruc-
tions on the stroets and sidewalks.
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PRESBYIERIANS.


MEETINGS or TIE TWO GENERAL ASSEMBLIES.
PIrrsBuRo, Pa, May 81, ISIS
In the morning session the General Assembly
(North) considered overture from the Pbiadclpha
Prssbytcry on Sunday school teaching and heard the
report OF the Home Mission Board. Alter tho
DR.. Kondan spoke on homo mission work. sub
scqucnty Rev. Mr.. Rogers, representing tho
Reformed Dutch Presbyterian Church, and Rev.
Leonard Bacon from the National Councils oil Congre-
gational Churches being ntrodu ccd, made fraterna
addresses, which were replied TO very happily by DR..
Patton. tue presiding officer OF tho Assembly.
Dr. Poor, from special committee, reported on
German books and papers, TO be recommend Tor
publication by the General Assembly. The evening
missions
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PROTESTANT EPIsCoPALIANs.

Tho delegates TO the annual Convention OF the Prot
ostant Episcopal Church, Of Long Island met ysster
day morning in the Church OF the holy Trinity, Mon
taruc street. Brooklyn After silent prayer Rev. Mr..
Barrow, of Huntington, opened the services oy road
Ing from tho Scriptures Bishop Litticjohn then do
vered The tenniaI charge 70 the clergy on The sub.
ject, THEOLOGY and Practical Religion as affected by
the Humanitarian Tenderness Of tho Day.
The Convention met again at two r. NJ, Bishop LII.
tcjohn presiding The following standing comm ttccs
for the diocese Of Long Island wero appointed: -on
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the incorporation and Admission OF Churches-Rev G.
r. Baker, d. d.. Mr. Bradford L. Prince and Mr.. Ed
ward Hewitt on Diocesan Fund-Rev Henry u.
Waoridse, D.. d. Rev. Henry b. Cornweii. Mr. Charles
Blake On 1reasurer's Report--Peter c. Cornell and
Frederick Washburu. ON the General Theological
Seminary-Rcv. :. browne, Rev. A. II. Partridge, Mr..
MI Henry NJ. ODderdolk. On Canons--Rey. J. Will
hanson smith, Mr. A. NJ. Masters. Mr.. CIV Hunter and
Mr. II. A. Moore. ON Church ch,irnyaF 6undation and
other Benevolent Insiitut.ons-Rev. Hunt Schenck,
ID Mr. Edwin w. Beers, Mr.. r. II. freeman. Tho
Episcopal Fund Committee reported the receipts Tor
the year to have been 81 9O6 IA; payments ia;
present amount OF the fund, $54, 957 On motion OF
MI fierrepont, Dir. Prince was appointed member
OF the Board OF Trustees To I'LL the vacancy caused by
Tho death OF the late Judge Murray Hoffman. Tho
CHAIRMAN OF the Committee Home Missions read
in Brooklyn.
The evening session devoted to the continuance
Of the Bishops trennia charge The Convention will
convene this morning at nine clock.
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.

ATLANTA, Ca, May 81, 1878.
The General Conference to-day considered tho re-
port on the publishing house at Nashville the matter
is still pending. The house will DO continued both as
u manufacturing ana publishing house, but under Lew
restrictions.
Al noon Rev. George Douglass, ILL., D., fraternal
messenger from the General Conference OF the Cana
dian Methodists, was received. Bishop kavanaugh
responded. Tomorrow the iraternal delegates from
the African Methodist Church will be received.
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THE SOUTHERN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

hNUN'ILLFi NY, NAY "a, 1919
DR.. E. I. Baird's appeal against tho synod Of
Virginia was called, but rs the appellant did not APP
pear on account OF iiincss tho matter was
Reciprocal saiutatioDs were addressed 10 the Methodist
General Conference at Atlanta the Presbyte
Assembly ut Puts0urg. Tho Assembly entered a
strong protest against clay evangelization.n Several
reports OF committees were read and adopted
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DIOCESE or NORTHERN NEW JERSEY.

In Grace Church, Orange, yesterday, the fourth
annual convention OF the diocese OF Northern New
Jersey opened it's sessions Bishop Odcnheimer pre-.
siding No business OF importance was transacted.