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GRN
rAvoRIrE SEA SHORE ROUTE
Only line running SUNDAY rRAINs-Boston to Portland
During the season Of 1878 u SUNDAY NRwsPArM
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave BOSTON at 7.g5A N a.
ieSVS roRrIHSp q aSd nrrS Sn Rosr ,P
$50 connecting with all rail and Sound hres to and
Trains will leave BOSTON daily except SnndAyNate ~
4 NJ l23o 3 Il. and = NJ Pullman train through to
Bangor without change connecting at PORTLAND TUT.
day aud Friday evenings with steamers tor MI DEskM
MONDAYS, Wednesday,, and Fridays Tor BANGOR 81
join, and HALIFAX.
WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS
Trains leave Boston al 4 VI. fuhNan- 90 dinner aM
iamou. CRAWFORD NOrCH and arri,ins hour. 10 a.
vance OF any other line.
The EASTERN RAILROAD i, the TAvoRIrE SEA
SHORE ROUTE, touching Al an the c,lriIntl laaAei
General PASSENGER and Ticket Arcni boston
NEW YORK. JuNEI IL. is7s. -N,uq,loli;9
tNEtNaud Railway. Open lf1m "a \ t. w
BATTERY, Rector It. nearest point Tor Wall 81 Jerry
n nt nsar;, 'P, c ,of u Jer{ , ' ~, ' I'm
oncr, city Han, ami barclay Il irtrN e. liob1sel
i,rry franEin St Grand 4 ncarci idni ior be.
tr0sscs T. 'errv o. Jer~,y 'it,; R,eckrr 81. 18th =
ii .3 a. ncarc-t point Tor 23i 4 crry 10 Jersey CIV
$50 i ga II. nearest point tor \ Central ie
npioWn trains. take cast slde stations v.g downtown
trans take west side stations fnrc ~ cents, except "
when the Are Is cent. Roais-Fron 6sth Il aio's 6i
av ioAni along Amt, Il: 70 nnd aon- south 5ih az
Canal Il crossing into AMI aluE. West HrutdWAy u
chambers It. crossing into ant along cullcg, place 2
Hiona New Ghafc #. l., " aSn. ' nG9.r,. ~
following horse ca. lines At Rector i with car. "
ffs ,. ',s At Grand st. N ear, Ter d. bros, , i a.
a west; At 9Th st. with cars for christopher AuN kA1
oh i ferries. at iih st. with cars Tor vs., gsi al
East 2ai and saith st ferries at %A - Win car,d
Wsehawkeh Ferry at o9,' 81; VIII cars Of Belt ha
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Excursions

A -A.-HOCKAwAY BEACH.
SUNDAY JUNE 30
FIVE GRAND OCBAN EXCURSIONS
BY WHITES LINE OF STEAMERS
To
RoCKAwAY BEACH
ON
SUNDAY. JUNE 30
by the entirely new
GRAND REPUBLIC,
Built expressly for the ROCKAWAY ROUTE; also her
sister SHIP The ever ponnlnr 49,
COLUMBIA,
accom- panied the entire trim Nv
DEVkREIIiS tJfit REGIMENT BAND,
LB GRAND WHITE NYLprlIONIsr
CONIbKNO5 23D REGIMENT BAND,
24th It North River o.. no and ~ 90 A. and i9OP
10Th st North River. 40 and lO2oA. and lbOP "
Per z, North River oWand 70 - A " ,and2 OlPM
Jcwclls wharf Bklyn u 1DHnd N .ODA VI and 10 r. ~
Returning leave Rockawsy II. 40 A. NJ and and r. ~
THE POPULAR STEAMER
AMBRlCUS,
Leaving
3td 81 East River ...........hOA A. W and on T "
South 9th It .Wilinmsburgh".. \ - A. and Tor. NJ
bfooine ~, new YORK y " " AMI ~ y W
JcwcIls Dock, BROOKLYN ~ A. NJ aud 10 T. NJ
Returning leaves Rock away 90 A. NJ aud f.3O r. NJ
EXCURSION TICKETS
PITY CENTS
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The EASTERN RAILROAD l. the FAvoRirR SEA
SHORE ROT II, touching At an the c,cirhtrl ltaAei
alui- the NcW England coast u PAIRltk
GcnerHl PASSENGER and Ticket Agent Hu,inn
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SAiLbOAI TO let for the Fourth, or sell CHEAP In.
~ '"ue % VEokaE SMITH Sh stb Al. Jersey City.
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Nj METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK.

NOS AND THIRD AVENUE
FlfTlETH SEMI-ANNIAL DIVIDEND
NEw NoRK, June -. 1874
Interest at the rate a. Ave per cent per annum has
been declared and will be payable aud after July II,
1875
Deposits made before July 10 will draw interest
from the lst Of July
ISAAC 7. sNIr,, President
T W. ILrtF. Secretary. ' '''''N'"N
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Trains will leave BOSTON daily except sundayNats ~
NJ. l. ~. - and 4 NJ. lPulman tram through 10
Bangor without change. connecting at PORTLAND Oh Tur.
day aui FRIDAY evenings with steamers tor Mt DESkkr
Mondays. MeduesdaNs AMI Fridays Tor BANGOR 81
JOHN, and HALIFAX.
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oh, Gurf.

VUt . uII
WI j. saul lay June ~ Tuesday. ~ Thursday, 4th
Snturini 0tn july. 80 ON cunt vi
weather SIX RACES EACH DAY.
Trains by the New Jersey Central ami southern Railroads
directly 10 tlr Cunr,e
Admission 70 Field ic 10 Grand stand 81 extra
Fare from New York and back 81.
GEO l.. LORILLAKD, President
wHrArty Secretary.
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STATE LINE.
~ 10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN BELFAST
LuNpoNDEkRii AND THE PARIS EXPOSITION
STATE OF PENNsi l.NANlA ..... ... Thursday July 4
STATE OF VIRGINIA Thursday july II
First cabin fD 10 10. according TO accommodations;
return ticket, NJ reduced rates Second cabin Si5
aye at lowest rates
Apply 10 AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 co. Agents
~ broadway, New York,
sTEERAGE tickets at - Broadway and at the com.
panS's pier foot of Canal St, Pier No ~. North River
WHITE STAR LINE.
~ f9k ~ EkNslOWN AND LIVERPOOL
M saturday. July u. 10
GERM ANlC ............' Sat1ri,v INK, ~, "a +. n
from White Star Dock. Pier 81. North RIVER.
cabins all amidships Saloon. $40 and 500 golL
return ucketa on favorable terms Stecriee 50
ihese steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs
j. uoRllS, Agent. 81 Broadway. New York.
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Trains leave Boston at 4 VI. futNuu- 90 dinner ani
u 80 y. liahNtn'- to supper. ua..ln. through ue
famous CRAWFORD notch. ami arriving hour, 10 al
vance ui any other line.
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H. -
LNOR SALE-Chcapest houses ever offered In Brook
Il lyn. story detached cottages 4ist ne ar
81 av south BROOKLYN price 500 500 cash, respecta.
BILE aud healthy nrghbnhood best schools aud churche
near Apply ~ No. So on premises
Jersey CITY.-Nice house fun lot sem. neat
JJstory aud cellar house. lot, ~ rooms rent Tor $50
n month. tl.tn, pretty cottage. all improvements =
rooms lunfoot lot beautiful location ferries Z! $40
only sSp cash required balance easy insiaments with
IN 10 years other places from SssD -
Send stamp for Rec ord
GIBSON. ~ Montgomery 81. Jersey City.
VILLA MsB 4 RG H.-Must be sold the hand.
W some two story. attic. and brick basement house
nllcd In 10 the peak AZ North ~ WiliHmsburgh
Fifteenth Nard. u rooms uil lot good location ten
minutes from Grand and Houston i ferries urice IS
terms TO suit can be seen on sunday Inquire on the
premises
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Mtttinss.
miscellaneous.
NIAN,s i:IssI0N an EAnru--, ll.a..,.,-i-

MANS EtssION On EARTH thorough
l'I medical treatise, indicating how confirmed dsabli
uVsmay be- removed The experience Of % yrs study OBJ
sNauon. and professional prAe tice, showing agencies
tnai WI insure restored mahhood strengthened! vitality
10y uNertaNed powers statement Of obstacles 10 mar
maze and o tile means by which they cal be removed
~ mail Zoe currency or postage stamps Address secy
Museum Anatomy and Scitncc .l+d Broadway, n Y.
NoIICE.7on receipt OF 81 | win send a sure cure
a gr so sic KNEES, or money refunded Address Capt
OLD GREASE SPO ~ never reappcar after our
- process kaphtha Rcnovatng Works, unlce 80 East
fOuTtCt nth St WV
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ID FERDINAND " NOZZLE sole Lessee and Manager.
NEW MANAGEMENT NEW COMPANY
REorENs SATURDAY, JUNE % OLD BOwRRY PIT
RESTORED THREE PIECES ~ GREAT OPENING
Bill The Buzzards. Irshmans Home. Der frei-chuu
nON'T miss hearing Edisons wonderful invention,
- the " fhonOgrHph.' tomorrow evening NJ Cooper
Union Dime Sacred Concert Many celebrated artists
take part 90 early. j. JAY WATSON, Manager ~
WaYerey place
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NIBI.O's GARDEN.


DUNE" SACRED CONCERT No ~ to
- morrow sunday evening. Edi-ons wonderful in
veniion, the "fhonograph. will he exhibited IN the
great hall Of Cooper Union and numerous other unusual
attractions all for One Dime" Tickets at Watson =
Entertainment bureau University 30 Waverley place.
and Burnon's ~ 9Th
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IIARIEM sANINGs nANK. cor
IRVING SAVINGS INsTITtfTION. awAR

i III 81 NV I0KN. JlN0 ~ TN.~ -TN0 TTn-0es 90
Institution have ordered interest be paid all
sums that have remained on deposit Tor the trcc and
month, ending June 80 ~ IN" rate Ave per Per
annum, pay able on and alter July u. 1874
Interest not Withdrawn viii be added 10 the principal.
and dr. interest from July l. Money deposited
before july 10 will r4w interest from July l. Bank open
daily from 10 4 tod 4 VI.
4 u HEATON, Secretary. JOHN CASTREE President
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EAST RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION
n" Chambers Il New York June - 1878.
Interest for the six months ending June 1874 At the
rate of FIVE PER CENT per annum sums nf xspn
and under and at the rate NJ FOUR PER CENT on thr
excess has been declared and Will le PAYABLE July
10 lsN 49, W II. sLuCUM, President
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SAVINGS I>sTITuIIoN.

The trustees o this Institution have declared the ftv.
nith s'ni Annual Dividend ~ the rate OF FIVE PER
CENT per annum sums Of 300 ana under. and FOUR
PER CENT per annum on suns exceeding 500 remain.
iug deIos during the three months ending
july in accordance with the provisions the nv laws
Payable on and after the third MONDAY IN july next
EDWARD sCHELl. President
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GKAND MOONLIGHT EXCLUSION.

"a. LEN and MoRRlsANIA will make the regular sun
day trips June % to Astoria. Harlem. and Morrisana,
landing at Grand st. 23d st and liath st. each way and
CONNECT with boats tor High Bridge Leave FULTON
? O.. 8 80, go 5. e. :. 7:SD. :. - z. NJ
Leave MORRiSANIA at 1880 \ y A. a.45. 10 IS II as
A " ~ 30 rs. 2.l5, g. 4 s. rs. q 81 7 80 p VI
Connecting at 23i 81 with Manhattan Beach H. n.
FARE On SUNDAYS lpCENrS.
A. IA 4 Fl
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hetuThlnR, ~. IL \ W <.oD. oiJu T. ".
The sanch and reliable steamboat BAY RIDGE will
leave Battery landing adjoining staten Island terry 10
A. ", ~ and 80 r. " Returning. leave Locust Grove
sA NJ. and +. ". Fare. 30. Excursion tickets. SOC
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ANDsEE rnr nrAUrIFuL rALI.

ROUND TRIP - CENTS
noats from Canal Il tor FORT LEE. PLEASANT VAL
LILY. AND SHADY SIDE ON SUNDAYS AZ -. Ia. II 4
and II VI !. : .. =. aud T. NJ DAILY at 10 4 VI ami
. 80 aul Is z. VI lauing AZ 2ltn IT. AMI SAN -
ipalN ami SUNDAY 10 minute, later.
The Republican journal., 1878-12-26
The Storm West.

BUFFALO,, Dec. p. The storm Of snow
and wind which commenced on Sunday
evening, continues with only an occasion
al lull, and at this writing, 1920 p NJ,
it is blowing almost a gale. Thirty seven
inches of snow has fallen since Sunday af-
ternoon, and the wind attained a velocity
Of seventy two miles an hour at noon to-
day. The severity Of the storm extends
in area of about ten miles east Of the city
on the Central Railroad. No trains, pas
sengers or freight have arrived or started
from the city since Monday morning, ex-
cept the Niagara Falls branch. The Erie
road is completely blocked. On the Lake
Shore road passenger trains are being
sent out with from four to six engines as
far as Angola, beyond which the road is
comparatively clear.
The Republican journal., 1878-12-26

The New York Times publishes an account Of a
New York lady who chlorotormed and robbed
in her room at Boston hotel recently.
The granite monument on Fiddler Ledge en-
trance to Fox Island Thoroushfare was entirely
destroyed in the gale of Saturday night.
The late Geo ". Murch of Portsmouth, \. H..
gave the most of his property, about $4,000, in
trust to the Episcopal Bishop of New Hampshire
to build church in Portsmouth
An official at the Maine State House who saw a
couple of suspicious characters peerng into the
windows of an Augusta bank the other day and
hanging about the door, called policeman and
told HIM to watch the men, as he was morally
certain they were bank robbers. The suspected
parties proved to be ex-Gov. Sprague of Rhode
Island and his agent.
The Republican journal., 1878-12-26

Death a Bayard Taylor

\ H'4t. gas lAtI4 u i'l 4lf-~ tilt ~ttl illt4-
-euya III rHa death NJ BaYard TAYLOR, /.
Minister Ii Berlin. III ll- been h
.g ,me b4t WAS Thought te be- rc-
Hetu- Blyad Taylor WIZ oug OF tur
.a, nnoNn and most popuiar Of Amer
an altao~ lla MAJ DoM III Kenneth
Square, Chester county, rA, Jan, H..
I~45 an4 g3n~c4 4onj.y 1T tUe tinc ot at~
tatH lathrl hut tcw dals vt being ~
len- nd a-r iIt received a common
~"5anI IacJau, ana afterwards SERVED
a- on apprentice ina printing office IN
West Chester. Pa Inl~lI. mDutd With
q. ou-u- to trdte.. he maac pedestrian
t.ar Mt lurapo aul va His cetaHn hone.
III 1885, y~~4ycl authorship " buah
describing a~ experience, ani entitled
\rV~ Nool or Europe ~cen WEN
huan~HN a"i >Uil" lie became caa-
ueetrt H.t0a newspaper b puUmNlI.le.
ra.a subsequently removing to New
las> contributed NJ tao Literary World.
4t4. tua.I, became II member III tIr.e.l.-
The Republican journal., 1878-12-26

Two members of Congress died last
week, Beverly B. Douglass Of Virginia
and Gen. Alpheus s. Williams Of AIchi-
gan, both after brief illness. Neither
were elected to the next Congress.
The Republican journal., 1878-12-26

Buffalo was on Sunday buried under
three feet Of snow, and more coming.
Think of that We snowless people Of
Maine.
The Republican journal., 1878-12-26

There is reported to be better feeling
among business men in England, and
hopes are entertained that the worst is
over.
The Republican journal., 1878-12-26

We haven't for a long time seen anything which
cqualed the remarks OF the Portland Argus that
the well known Rock Of Ages" was a 's4a,1 and
fhvorite hymn" Nothing can be sail in addition
to that. Boston Herald.
The Rock Of Ages is well enough but
just now the great anxiety is to know
where is the man who can, in the words
Of d. Webster "smite the rock Of the ma
tional resources" He's the chap that the
people want to see.
The Republican journal., 1878-12-26

In New York gold is as freely paid out
as bills are. The good time has come.
The Republican journal., 1878-12-26

THE Springfield Republican must have
its joke on the inAationists, which it puts
thus Nov that the prodigal, Gold, has
returned to Par, would it not be in order
to kill some Of the initiation fatted calves
that have been bleating so loudly in favor
ofunlimited greenbacks and cheap silver !
The Republican journal., 1878-12-26

= lag'ls lhat tie SNbsrnptlon 4 Ifid n
it "I'. N'" p"l 'l' IS H''dG' WE HHle
LhN lhi hnYt lnitI} ~ Hhh IiAl l"tlh
~ iN A"t 'oHIh' 'IAHr1''IS ih arrears
an .elIr9io (" I"TNMI lAe sinS dde
I'm
N"-\mrI'raA gap r'"'t' upon lhf pre-
7rai deprecated RI" ''fi''a c'hdluon II
iR' 7'HhN"~ % inns country WITHOUT
something moF' jhah feeling o. regret.
wan S'l coast uhINdiIed III extent and
W I-!f A''d'l'i2h'N ~ hdiApiS, VIVA odl-
f.r.. ,,r,.n t',t ryo 1r,lt nrp3ns vifL i
The Republican journal., 1878-12-26

Speaking Of the assured success Of re-
sumption, the Cincinnati Commercial wit
tily remarks -'' Having resumed with
more and better money than the country
ever before contained, the occupation Of
the currency qnacks is over. Ii anybody
desires to repudiate all debts he should
advocate his doctrine openly, ana not at
tempt to use the greenback as a fig leaf
to cover its nalcGne5s'
The Republican journal., 1878-12-26

The announcement is made that DR..
W. B. Lapham is to establish paper in
Aroostook county, probably at Caribou.
The Doctor is good newspaper man,
having natural capability in that direc-
ton, and much experience
The Republican journal., 1878-12-26

In Portland, John 0. Winship, law
yer, has been found guilty Of conspiracy
under the bankrupt laws, and awaits sen
tence. Ills associate in the conspiracy is
also under conviction There is a move
mont for d new TRIAL
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lie Holds the Fort aud has Squad OF Police
Omcers to Maintain Order.

The larg hall in Cooper Union was nllod
yesterday with an nsscmllage that Anticipated
fun. A squad II police officers occupied rear
seats. and there secned to be general feeling
that the meeting Of the Temperance Union
would los closed IN disorder The trouble in the
Union IL owIns g. the IA Hthoi oi conducting tho
last election 10 on Her- several OF the membcr-
nyrrriu. that the election ls invalid. aui thW
the pr sent officers did not rrcci,r the MAJORITY
II tne votes ot Do. Temperance Onion.
Ag"r the preliminary business of tho meeting
had hren finished. Mr. L. 'hwool. a tail grn-
ueman. nfu-' in the audience AMI said:
wish To ul'r Oh" following resolution TOR adop-
uon hy th- ma atin-
i.at NJ Amttu'n lrmp'ran.r lnion i' ei,re The
ga.i tsi the oih;tr, ,hyn IN ioauca resume a." ihtr
The neyly.ele.te.l President VIM H. Munly.
arose and said. We propose to have order
here today Appluusel Iwani i understood
that mean 10 m9lnttih ORDER More cheers
Mr Munly said he considered the action Of
certain gentlemen in the organization srnn-
dal1us. II was MT a business meeting and he
objected to such resolution b'ing offered i'm
finished De- proposed 10 say tew, words. and
until then he iid not PURPOSE 10 dis nss any
shall he Transacted hero to-day
Mr.; LocAwood-I appeal from the decision of
the chair
Mr. Munly-You can't appeal while am here.
Mr. Lo'kw,od-l have n right to-
Mr. Muniy-I haye force Of police here. !
have been To- see the Captain of the precinct.
and he has given m" his PROMISE that If any
body disiurhs this mectln. ne shall be put out.
Great cheering.
Mr. Munly tnon denied the assertions made
that h. had k"p' away from his Office fearing to
meet cVipmittcc, of the UNION askins him to
resign. II had been 10 Staten Island trying
excise eases. lie believed that he WAS legally
elected hy vote of 81 & \. II" purpos q 10 oc-
cury the post On uu,ll 1t Is shown thar the elcc-
tion waS Illegal.
During AIs remarks there was great deal OF
Whi~pcrln.: among the members. hut not an
other word WAS -nid aloud. Mr. Lockwood
stood alone in opposite and he characterized
the dissatisfied ON 'crs who had urged him TO
make this motion ~ whit"-liyrred shunks."
At the close Oi III" meet ng the Pr sideut an
nounceA that a m"rtins of the Union would be
held in Dr liopwOrth church ON Friday even
lnE to dis Use the affairs OF the Organization.
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4 FIr.iL DTEL IN GEORGIA..
Brothers-in-Inw settling n Political Quarrel
with Pistols at Ten PAGES.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. l3.-On Saturday az
ternoon n probably fatal duel was fought at the
junction Of the Savannah and Charleston and
Atlantic and Gulf Railroads three miles from
this city. between Walter s. Harley and Robert
Fshburnc who had arrived here on the even
ing previous from Waterborc. s. c.. accompa-
MED by their friends. The affair was conducted
with the utmost secrecy. and nothing was
known of il until one Of the combatants Harley
wns brought TO st. Joscph's Hospital mortally
wounded: The weapons used were Colts re-
volvers. distance ten PAGES. and at the word tho
comhaianls discharged their pistols simulta-
neously, Harley firing in the air and imme-
dihtrly falling TO the ground. shot through tho
bowels. the, ball lodging in the abdomen. Fish
hurnc ana his party ut once left the field.
Harley and Eishburno are hrothers- in law
and lawyers. They are both Democrats and
the duel originated from the bitter feelings
cngendcrcd at a late election in Waltcrhoro.
during which Harley made offensive remarks
regarding Fishhurne. which he refused b. re-
tract. and rcpcaied on being called on to do 50.
Ia note written 10 his wife "a lew minutes
h.iors The fatal conflict Harley said that he was
ahout To meet Flshburne. but he would not
SAoot him an make Il widow Of his sister,
fishburncs wife. The wounded man is still
alive. but cannot survive.
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ITILY's KINGS OBsEQUTEs.
The BODY of Victor Emanuel 20 be Depos-
tied In the Pantheon.

ROME, Jan. 13.-The funeral OF King Vic
tor Emanuel will take place on Thursday
next. and the remains will be deposited in the
Pantheon. The Chapter Of the church has de-
clared TINT 1t will feel honorcd by so sacred a
trust. The ecclesiastical authorities, by the
Pope's order, have removed all difficulties in
connection with the celebration of the iuucrel.
Tho clcrgy have also been authorized TO attend.
and the archbishors of Upper Italy have beon
ordered to celebrate requiem masses.
The body IS lying in state in lofty cata-
falque. with magnificent crimson draperics. II Is
dressed in the uniform Of general of the
Italian army decorated with the orders that
the King had worn during lie and covered
with an ermine mantle. Thousands OF candles
are kept burning. and immense crowds throng
the Quirinal Palace daily to get a look at the
dead King. The features are placid. and the
deathlv pallor Of the skin is in marked con-
trast with the dark beard ard long moustachc.
Tho funeral will be an imposing national
demonstration. and will be marked by tho
grnndest military display ever made in Rome
one hundred ana nity generals. $50 colOnels,
i,llO oihcers OF lower grade. and 10000 sol
dlers have been ordered 10 the capital in addi-
tion 10 the usually large garrison and nothing
VIII be spared to make the demonstration
worthy OF the OCCASION. Castellani has pre-
paitern to bc placed over the remains.
Iwothousand seven hundred deputntions have
already requested permission to attend Victor
ST. LOUIS. Jan. l3 The Italians Of this city
have decided to hold funeral services on We'd
nc.sday in honor Of Victor Emanuel.
MEMPHIS, Jan. l3.-ltalian citizens held n
meeting this afternoon. ut the Office Of Consul
MQntc donicO, ana adopted resolutions Of con-
dolence Tor the death Of King Victor Emanuel.
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TEOTTEHS on THE ROiD.
Sunday OF Excellent sport for the
Owners Of Good Horses.


The delightful weather vest rday brought
out tli.. .tl.a.nr.-s.,kcr- i'm fuu f,r.a C.,,rat
~ ''' q"
i"Ih anu l"' fihHs AupNr were lully occupied
hy fast trnttrrs. Long lines of vehicles lasted
from uloruin, until nI.h, ph,,ri,is. - .,..l
- -, " "a va 'P'F'
"'Ic H'iu'hl ahi 'Aei'h-' i"r ther' We're
ha.rbgU Uadth Nsoupcs from serious accidents II
il. not nl,gnvs ti. Inst h,r-. Inn, min, S,,,
" WINS ''''
uiAe7 inc i'a4 Il ui"eA'l' l'hNlhS ohly room Tor
h.hin1 havn to mil o, tin rcor
'ohsi 'u'uS y's''9uNS were james RACK
bay stallion Fearful. Mr. L.ng cross tenn-a
bay and sorrel-anl Jull.. Tronaut's tl,rnn,.l
, -. 49, =" '"-"
pr'u gray nhi' IhdS Oiih'ru' Ih"y all started
in "a bunch for u race. and il was hard telling
vii, ,youlI win for "A yyhil-. bYt ih. Jul.. l.
st, 20. .,'',' =, ,n "'. -
hAhiilhE me rin9"h~ Nilh lhr -htl oi probes.
Slonnl I'achei ~ fohl i1h'h! iwo l"n-iis' and
r.''lN"l "A rouhl q ,.rria' Ahylhrf lrial ~
sJ'Ii VIZ p owen t"II l''ht DAY mar ana
iu-h'' lNI 'u-N tue ulrnRf ~ ll"utH lil'S Nrr'
u'H - l9t''NHr .H9,,,,l 'lI' lnult l"i7''' WIN
nlil- WIZ '', ''i. i. " l'Ni,nIb "Im', iI' II 'I-
i'l E"NlHE 'N'h HIl hHu y IH't N'im r. lllr-
i"hu 'I"s7 ti"il h"sn 'im Nl'V', " uir''
I"Is = cHh aiI tI'H lyW uoNh IN ia. ut'tlrs.
lh ruhIp HohV,H, vi .lil'' h"-' "h, illhV,
won hN ~ ~. li,r,l."7 'HHvI S'l "hihu
~ gray, Prhlhe' i.hl.. I.N', II ~" U"'t'I'
If"hh NnIh WIS "u W.. " HulluT,utul, Day
S'illn-' win u ~ '"S'' T"Is' "n'lrl'
.nr 5Ihth urr 'ui' i."Nl, VIZ W W ,st' uIoIl, lnnr
1rr HI7t UNIV VI" 7E'" 81 'Iou"S marc ny
ii'iiiD',niian nn n ,'' Aln, H'u, H'fi''9