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While the Rev. c, E. Fessenden was dressing
he dropped his penknic with the blade into his
boot and when he pulled on his boot he felt some thing
cutting him severely the ball Of the foot The knife
fell with the handle the heel and the point Of the blade
TO the toe with the sharp edge Of the blade up and the
he pulled TO get the boot OF the the knife cut
his loot How TO get the knie without cutting the boot
sumner. and with the knife cutting deeper at
Not being able to devise by which TO get the knife.
Mr. Fessenden after about an hours work. cut the boot
I
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YtuaI NOtltss.
STATE OF soUTm CAROLYN 1

GrATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, BtiL
- tuNf tAlY In the Common Flrus anne nAt
I'm, Hl nara y Martin John Bii lulph MARTIN a. NI
d> Alexander Hamilton Marui, coparncrs ls dNN'
Coo Wr 'ltl ul London. EnsNni. plauuH-. b.
lhr Atlantic Phosphate kock COMPANY, Nlltm Ni.,
amt waiter g. ltat'h, and NJ shr.rcr d.l'lJfni' ID,
VA .ne OF am order 81 tnur 10 me directed lu r ',"
thtlrd case. Will uuer Tor sale no pubic auN 49, d"
'front.' "i l.r Court llDu.e in the town u b.u1' b" nv
Molc-ad county, ou tte nrst Tuesday m Au-l-i. .'i-
the ,lNtudtl p sand month. ISIS duriu- tlr l'-t i'
ol sale ihr following property. u wit Al W'i ''ain
putttuu or tract col land htlu- part u tNr tract .Nn
4, ntnul, Island. situate. Nlns uni 900. ,N ,' ~
Mihus idtt-h, ln the county cot beaufort amy NlI' N
south tHruluu, CONTAINING uiiecu huulrti lrl hN'Hi
Nv" f''. more ur less. reaching and mrA. ' 80
tldts down 10 luW water mark hutIu- unI UNII lbs W
the east ON branch u Bun river. TO tine south Hl 81
ON another branch cot Huli RIVER known Hr NHi NiH't
creek, AMI 90 the north AMI west ON what N',
tho head oi both o sgd branches, bat SSH tiA, "" .
come drcp AMI bold sItAul. CuuneD lh- ti' 40 i,
branches ami Operating ti, ttAct from t' 1'hrf var
oi what wa, known tie Whitman stand trt :, Ir % IT,
ing ON a side down GLOW winter mari, n.llSi wv
al and singular the buildings. crrcuun. ami nNt"l !
and machinery. implements and utcn,.s thereon! al.l
all the Hppurtt thereof the property Of the Auah
ug Phosphate Rock Company Terms cash
Purchasers To pay for papers
WM WILSON sheriff Beaufort county.
BKAvTogr, s. o.. May !, 1873
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The First Good Word for Il.

The elevated railway structure, II Is said, has
cast the sixth avenue into the shade and
The toiling horses during this heated term look as
they were glad VI the fact
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No 90 sia drawing s3oOoo First Capital Prize sold
Marion, Ind.
10 I5,2iG drawing slUOoo Second Capital Prize sold
In Washington, ID. G.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
numbers from e!,s4i " W $50 Inclusive. being the
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remaining units Of ten Of the number draw
numbers from 452ii to IS goo inclusive. being tn.
nine REMAINING units OF the same ten Of the number draw
. numbers from i272i TO ~ 100 inclusive being tina
nine rcmainM units OF the same ten Of the numberdraw
iQJj numbers ending in a. being last two figure,
OF the number drawing the capital prize, 5000 $40
THE ;"oSTe.T GSyqs y hf sqgs Number
is dav drawn IRON Tie 1000 paced in the wheel viii
Wines. our hands at New Orleans La tins Tuesis,
July ., 1875. 80, ,,,,.,.,..,
LOvIS IT, PILE,
J. +. ROux.
Commissioner
Prizes csshed in full without deduction.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FORTUNE
EIGHTH di.NND DISTRIBUTION, 1873,
At Io EY SE s4x4f d gHaiS GoGTGSY
ss,sS r Sc sHI i sSps I'D S9 %Ss
sSa iEe " SGasER r66!FFBu1I6S win lake sH pSis
monthly on the second Tue |ey never scales or post
10000 TIcHkrs At TWO pQLLAns EACH
LIST OF PRIZES
Cantta Prize. .............. 5000
lCapi,a prize. .,........................... 500
% prlles Of lg9 ,5nn
~ fnNs0 oUD ..................... lOUD
2uO Prizes OF 30 ....................... loon
SO FIGS FFisc: Of i SS.... 1853 1893
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES
Approximation Prizes Of $40 .............. 2TnO
o ApproNimaton Prizes of 200. ............... IsU
approximation Prizes Of lOO...............
1851 Prizes amounting too. ......... $1,000
.ponsibie corrcsponding agents wanted at 40 pronI
ncu points To whom liberal compensation will be paid
Application for rates To- clubs should only be made 10
the home office In New orleans
Write clearly stating ull address for further niorma
ton OF send orders to -
" A. DAUPHIN,
=. o. BOX 6g2. New orleans La.
or to
II l. PLUM 3ig Broadway New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under the
supervision and management vi Gems O. T. DEAURB-
GARD and JJBAL A. EARLY.
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Joke from Nevada.

Prom ne Eno Post
At an evening party n lady was called upon
for song and began. I'm strike again tunefu
lvrc Her husband observed 20 dodge suddenly and
start hurredly from tho room, remarkingi Not II
know IT, she wont"
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NIBIO's GARDEN.
~ TIE COOLEST THEATRE ~ THE CITY.
RESERVED SEAT FOR ID CENTS.
The thrilling and sensational DRAMA
AURORA FLOYD.
Preceded iy The screaming farce,
MAN Win THE WHITE HAT
Matnees "Wednesday aud saturday at2
'HHE AQUARIuM, broadway. ant aiih st
Il Troupe " TRAINED MONKEYS, DOGS and GOATS,
performing pAtomines aud phys, LINING EIGHT
ARMED DEVIL FISH, TROPICAL ANEMONES. CHIN
PANXEE. and RARE MARINE WONDERS Admission,
5cents Children halt price. The wonderful ST BENOlr
TWINS Admission, - cents. Children - cents
DOWERl THEATKE.-F W HOFELE. sole
ID Lessee and Mauagcr MONDAY. July -. Miss FANNY
HERRING In hew prntcHh drama Of Nrw York e. OF Il
GIRLS. To hc preceded hN the TAILOR or TAMMoRTH.
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Amustmsnts.
EILMORT'S GARDEN.
~ SilERiuAN SHOOK \ B. e.. GILMORE ... Ie ssecs
BRILLIANT StMMERNlGHrS' CONCERTS.
THEODORE THOMAS
and his FAMOUS ORCHESTRA,
for THIS MONDANl EVENING. ats,
PROGRAMME BY RkQuEsT.
HUNGARIAN SUITE ..... .......... Hoffman,
ROMANZE. IN g. Op 81. Beethoven
WALTZ. kocnil slice strauss
BALLET MUSIC ana WEDDING PROCESSION,
feramors .......... ...... Ruhnsc.n
OVERTURE. ranahaeu-er Wagner
LARGO ............ .......... Handel
MARCH MOVEMENT Lcuore symphony ........ Ran
WALTZ, Sphasrnukgrn- .... Strauss
TORtttLfGur MARCH 80 3, q minor. ..... Mrytrhccr
OVERT RE. Mlrellle Guunoi
AIR MAMIE. ................... schubert
WALTZ. Hvdronatcn ..... ...... Guugl
NORTH STAR QtADRlLLE ........ ........ Julien
General admission. 90 cents Boxes admitting four -
Package OF twelve tickets.
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Who Shot n Burglar Six Weeks Asot
ANY person in or near this city who shot Mt a
burglar between the 18th and 3Oh Of NAV last will COME
a favor by sending the particulars TO this office
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$olppIne.


L Carrying the Belgian aud United States mails. san
lng mlnOnthlN, alternately from Philadelphia AMI
New York NADERLAND sails Tur STAY, luly 3D. at u
fofrates oi passage ant other Information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT SONS. General AGENTS
SOIWalnut i, Philadelphia, 81 BfoAtw.y, New YORK
JOHN MCDONALD. A4ont Battery place
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" FOR QUEENSTOWN And LIVERPOOL.
GIRMANIC .................. saturday. july - g
BALTIC. .... ... Thursday, July % T. NJ
ADRIATIC. Observation-Disclosures. saturday Aug 3. 81
From White star Dock. Per -. North River
Cabins all auidshlps ShOon so and 81 -. goL
Return tickets ON favorable ucrn% Stecrage, 81
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor plEs
K GORflS, AGENT 81 Broadway. Sew i'f~
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and iD.i5 4. "
The lOIj r. trip from Concy Island will land only at
LEROY st. weather permitting 49,
The stauch AMI reliable steamboat BAY RIDGE Will
leave Battery landing adonng staten Island ierryl 10
A. VI. $50 and $3.50 4. NJ Returning. leave Locust Grove
A nj d T. NJ ENgurs!ou tickets.
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ALLAnoARp rom ROCK WAY REAcg

A -; A HOt ~ Fph to, "a - w ~ bhA 4, "
lily ENCURSiONSto ROGkAWAN BEACH ON TUESDAY,
July 10 1878. on the Palace Steamer GENERAL sEDG.
WICK. making excursions on I'll ESDAl. July 10 and
FRIDAY, July 10 Leaving ron t. I'D avL .. Raj
road Dock 500. listh st. 80. -gth st. o2u. Dist st,
$50; Noble st tGrcenpont, e41: Brnome A.. 10 A. NJ
Returning leaves KoCk awnv Beach NJ 3 80 T. NJ
MUSIC AND REFRESHMENTS ON BOARD.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 5lc Tickets OF other boats
will not be taken ON the Genera Scdzwick
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Wantto-

VANTED-As good, smart girl to do homework sos
w East 2ist St. from to H.
w sALLIE. box 1915. sun office.
VITANTFD-strong airi TO assist with work in the
w kitchen and make herselfuseiuL 2O1 East 42d st
Experienced mi hers on shop coats Ap-
w ply for one week at NJ SThVkhLS, 81 orchard 81
VUANTED-Fi nshcrs on line shop coats. i9s III.
w vision ST., ? fights up Inquire all the week
vVANTED-A steady pirl for general homework.
w Apply after A. NJ. at store 100 Grand st.
VANTED-Expercuccd operators on boys coats;
w also nnishers is5 RvingtOn st. rear.
XVANTED-Good hands for ladies' Wrappers. suits,
w aud chemiscs. at slLBERsfElNs. Clinton st
WANTED--Firste hands on ladies' ehemisesi
w bring sample i68 East 4th ST.. store.
yVANTED-sO operators and nnishers on eloaks at
w 40 East 18th st Call all week
WANTED-Good nnishers on shop coats
w COHEN, ~ Attorney st. New York.
VVANTED-opcratorsa and basters on vests. at iis
w Floyd St. Brooklyn. +. ID.
yUANTED-operators and basters on vests III I'd
w st. between Av. A and lstav.
YOUNG siris can obtain situations free. lodgings and
meals at &c each at the Girls Lodging House, N 81
ssi, RIse ires instruction on sewing machines IRONS
TO daily 10 all WHO may Apply anu dressinhkng hush
fratuitouSv
Y eneed hands need apply. ii RIcnTERs SONS. 40
Broadway.
Young GIRL to assist in Homework at 2s7 West
Il 10th st reference required
K OPERATORS and nnishers wanted on coats
~ ~ WI ST. O''"'e" N'" '"' y ''' F'EINER
EO SHIRT operators and nnishers wanted; also a
w few learners Apply at factory. 2is West 42d st.
IOO EXPERIENCED operators on Singer ma,
out '''"'' DAvio Selling &cS White I%' st so
n GREENE sT.-wanted. a good. strong woman
lCC for chamherwork; also young woman to assist
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sum Of money. which the owner ean have
II 2sA vth IT., Jersey City. Q. n RAUCLiTF,'
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Nrn o5ooNs.

IARG T. stock Of dry goods, comprising dress roods.
~ black silks skirt. NOTTINGHAM aees hosiery, table
linens napkins. towels Ac carpet, from late nrc;
damaged gray nannes suitable Tor making bathing SUITS.
for sale at low prices WIN MATTHEWS, - Catharne Il
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Zeal q state.

CONEY IsLAND.-For announcement Of grand
" auction sale Of lots On Ocean Parkway, Tuesday July
10, see JERE JoHNSoNs auction advertise In an
other column
CRnn WILL buy nice little two story house. i2h,x
BOOO 20; four rooms good cellar under whole hou
estern pump drain &c Better than savings bank Take
only 36 minutes from New York
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
IL CHEAP EVENING EXCURSIONS
TO
ROCKAWAY BEACH
ROUND TRIP
TWENrN.ITAT tfTNTg

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
on and after tt ksDAN, Juy - trains will leave Long
Island CITY daily. and Faihush aud Bushwlck Deputs
except sundayN at T. NJ, reaching the beach la 90
minutes
licturnins leave the beach at ioP NJ, reaching Long
Island CITY NJ 1850
Passengers take saith ST ferry at As NJ James slip
ferry at $50 4. VI.
j. CiiIrTENDEN. q. z A. $ SPENCER. Gen supt
FISHING HANNs.-Fvery day Saturdays
n excepted steamer SETH LOW. with new boiler ami
saloon. leaving Franklin It. 80 81, sth It. r. 10;
Pier ~ Z r. -. 22d It. y II 80. 10Th It. y H..
Pier 4, \. r.. s.i5AM Gents ucket' 75c Ladies'. SOC
Al. q FOSTER Manager
WEST POINT OR NEwBvKGH, daily
w except Sundavs DAY LINZ Advertisements
remain At NEST POINT hours. NEWBuRGH nearly
hours. due nj New York on return at > 20
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'TO PHILADELruIN,

FOURTEEN THOUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE nEPOfS N PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEM YORK
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ROUND TRIP. - CENTS
Boats from Canal - for FORT LEE. PLEASANT VA
LEY. AND SHADY SIDE ON SUNDAYS ata. ~. II A.
aud - NJ. > s. Z. and Z W DAILY at 10 A. VI ar
.. 80 aud Is r. ". laniing at 2sth 81 and saith
DAILY AMI SUNDAY 10 minutes later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08

Apostolic Christianity in the disciples
of this new political gospel. Barney ).
DOnahue does not turn the other cheek
to the smiter Shupe when sued at law
for his coat does not give up his cloak also ;
the New York delegates are not meek and
Door in spirit, nor have they blessed the coun-
try mob that cursed them; and one and all,
instead of living in peace and charity with
one another and taking 10 thought for the
morrow, cOvet the treasures which their luckler
neighbors have laid up on earth. Neither IN
precept nor in practice have these new disci-
pies attuned themselves to heavenly things
What, then, did James Wright mean when
he declared that the principles of the Green
back Labor party were nearest to those taught
by Christi There is a strong probability that
he did not know what he was saying, but we
give him the benefit of the doubt. III ne
meant anything at all it was this that early
Christianity contained the germs OF modern
Socialism. The disciples sold all that they
had and had all things in common; and the
care of the poor became the bounden duty
of every member of the community. Ii we
regard Socialism as a system by which capital
may be converted into a common stock and
every man emplOJ6u w bHO DOoV ""'""N''-O'
there is some ground for the assertion that the
early Christians were Socialists. James Wright
would represent the Syracuse platform as en-
bOdylng the fundamental idea of a redistribu-
ton of property by means of taxes and STATE
aims, whereby the poor may be brought nearer
TO the level of the rich; and this, he
would have us believe. is a Christian idea.
The answer is that the primitive Christians
were Socialists in the narrowest and best sense
of maintaining social equality. They were In
different to all the interests of the present
life Their treasures were laid up in another
world, and what they had on earth they were
ready TO share with their brethren. 1t was
philosophy leavened with spiritual grace, and
not fermenting with materialism. 1t was as
far removed from the Socialism of our day as
is the pure white clay of the Sevres potter
from the mire of the Paris sewers. whoever
SUBS with the devil must have long spoon.
Socialism, in the abstract may be based
upon Christian impulses, but in practice 1t
is q satanic device, by which the framework
of human society is knocked to pieces
German Socialism began with popu-
lar instinct that the condition of the poor
would be improved by State aid, and now
it is a destroying force. James Wrights
Christian SOcialism-but we fOrbear. He eyi-
IDENTITY did not know what he was saying
His declaration that the principles OF the party
were "nearest to those taught by Christ"
was froth without body. Who is James
Wright, that he should be rashly suspected
of having an idea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
RREAKLNG THE LINE.

There have been some little demonstrations
of disagreement among the Southern Demo-
Gratis, whereat certain amiable and sanguine
gentlemen at Washington and elsewhere are
rubbing their hands in glee. Senator Lamar
has made protest against "the Mississippi
"plann of overcoming hostile maiOrities with
shot guns. Postmaster General Key foresees a
split on the reputation issue in Tennessee.
An Independent faction has carried various
local Offices at Memphis. Jefferson Davis
threatens to make mischief for his own friends
by running for the United States Senate. In
one way OF another, members of the
Administration think they can discover
signs of disintegraton in the Solid South,
as practical and emphatic approval
of the Presidents policy, and as soon AS it
comes to the test of the polls they believe
that BourbOnism will, in some way not very
well understood, lose all its vitality. There
is no use in quarrelliDg with anybody's ex-
pectatiOns If they are unfOunded, time is a
great undeceiver, and the dreameTs will wake
soon enough.
But while amateur statesmen,
'.Pleaged with rattle, tIckled with straw"
amuse themselves with these decisions, we
think it is best to remind the leaders of the
Republican party that the next campaign has
to be fought at the North, and fought hard.
1t las never been the custom of Demo-
Gratis to divide themselves into independ-
ent squads on the eve of an cleo
ton and go off this way and that,
skylarking, and picnicking, and sing
ing sentimental songs and we do not think
they are going TO begin that sort of thing now
when so grand prize is almost within their
reach. The Southern Democrats will close up
their ranks when the word is given, and
march to the polls as one man. They always
do. We dare say that the President when
he reads the returns, will be the most aston
ished man in the United States; but people
who have perhaps a more intimate acquaint-
ance with the unpleasant aspects of practical
selfish politics will not be astonisbed in the
least.
Instead then Of wasting time in futile
efforts to persuade the Democrats to break
their line-iust for the fun of the
thing, as it were, and to see how it
would look that way-it will be best for us to
do all that we can to strengthen our own.
There is no sort of prospect of a split in the
Democracy there is unfortunately some di-
vision among the Republicans. Our business
Is to get our own forces into Orderj and we
may as well let the BourbOns alone, for they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
CgRJSTTAN SOCIALISM,

Every new political party Is, or ought 10 be,
veined with moral ideas, and 1t was 10 he
expected that the National Labor Greenback
Convention would not only frame a platform.
but also formulate creed. If the munitions
of one of the most influential leaders are not
askew, the significance of the movement
was religious. rather than political or
social. "The" Allen and his roughs
stood at the gates of the temple brandishing
their shillalahs and burning with the zeal of
propagandism. In the inner courts Chairman
DAILY and JUNO. the chief speaker, expounded
unto a small company of the elect the saving
grace of greenbacks and the mystic CONTRA
ternity Of the shirt-sleeve. But there was one
who had crawled under the curtain and pene-
trated to the Utmost shrine. He bad meditated
upon the new gospel of emancipated labor until
il sbone through all his thoughts and words.
This was james Wright, lawyer educated
at the shOe-bench, who received sixty votes
for Judge of the Court of Appeals, and then
Withdrew for personal reasons. Mark his in
spired words: 81 thank yOu gentlemen. for
" the very complimentary vote you have given
"me i think that our principles are the
"nearest to those taught by Christ" The
giddy throng, overcome with joy at the
prospect of nominating the mercurial
Tucker, went on with the work, under
the impression that it was politics.
The man who had been behind the
veil lowered above them in epic dignity.
He knew that the principles of all-pervasive
greenbacks and all-suiiicient labor were near
est TO those taught by the Savior of man
kind He knew that the drift of the new
movement was in the direction of Apostolic
Christianity
Now, as it happened few minutes before
James Wright made this remarkable declara-
ton, the political creed of the new party
had been set forth. The platform con-
tains fifteen clauses and relates to the
lega-tender quality of greenbacks, the
payment Of bonds in irredeemable paper,
the withdrawal OF bank notes, the appoint
ment of railway commission, the establish
ment of labor bureau, the promotion of in
ternal improvements, and other economic ques-
tons, in which the carly converts to Chris
tianity may safely be said to have taken the
slightest possible interest. IL bears no re-
semblance TO the Sermon on the Mount, nor Is
it modelled after any Scriptural warrant unless
it is the Eighth Commandment with the "not "
left ont. When we turn from doctrine to
practice. we find few of the traits Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08

Is IL impossible to carry on the business of the
public with little of that regard for the civilites
and decencies Of life which even Aldermen try to
observe in the management of their own affairs :
When Mr. Bryan Reilly hands the rum bottle to a
thirsty customer he probably does not say, as he
takes out the stopper, al believe you are moth
ing but blanked beat, but I'll see that you don't
come none OF your games on me-" No; he may think
all that but he would deem it beneath his
dignity, and otherwise improper, TO be un-
civil in his business transactions. When Mr..
Bryan Reilly, however, passes from liquor
selling to the cOgnate pursuit of municipal legsla-
ton, and appears in his place as o member Of the
Common Council. the suayity of the barkeepcr dls-
appears, and he becomes the most ruculeut aud un-
maDnerly OF men. He offers resolution 10 compel
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THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRRrGN-The Sultan and the Grand Yizier are
reported to be at variance. - The Turks
will surrender the important positions at
Varna to the Russians next week. == 1T Is
ALLEGED that Onehalf of the Russian volunteer
feet fund has been misappropriated. ==7
Cardinal Mertel has been offered the post
of Secretary of State by the Pope. =-
There has been another revolt against the Dutch in
Acheen. =- The Franco American Conference has
begun its deliberations.
DoMEs1IC.-MajOr Z. A. Burke has been non1-
mated by the Louisiana Democrats for State Treas
urer == The South Carolina Republicans are in
convention. 600 The Republican Congressional
Committee will aid Southern Independents. =-
Fifteen persons were killed and fifty wounded
in an accident on the Pan Handle Rail-
road. - Damages by storms are reported.
III. II. Kimpton, South Cardinals ex-
financial agent, was arrested in Westfeld,
Mass. == The Boston Betting Company will
be reoreanized. =- The Solicitor of the Treasury
opposes a compromise with the National Line
Steamship Company
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-YeTy largo sales by auc-
ton of securities were made yesterday. -- Ii was
reported that the creditors Of Il. NJ. Bishop
e. Co agreed to accept 90 per cent OF
their claims. -= The 6rst shipment of petro-
leum by canal. under new ARRANGEMENTS, was
received. == The directors of the Bank OF New
York win soon consider reduction of capital. =
The completion of the changes at the st. Nicholas
Hotel was commemorated by banquet. ==-
Gold. 1OOl9 1OOl2. 1902 Gold value of the legal
tender dollar at the close, 996IO cents. Stocks,
after buoyant opening. lower and closing weak,
without recovery.
THE Manufacturers local observations in
dicate clear OF partly cloudy weather, with slight
chances of an occasional shower. Thermometer
vesterdav 73o $40 100