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Business Advertisements.
Chris Weisel h Co-Butchers and Pork Packers
W. R. Knights-Hides, Sheep Pelts, Tallow,
Butchers supplies, etc.
Money to Sacramento Bank
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If YOU REQUIRE COOP WHIP, you should
go whsre they have an assortment to select
from. Riding whips, 10 cents to So so; gold
mounted buggy whips, 10 cents to 81, at the
Red House
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Sacramento Army and Navy League tonight.
Situation wanted to do homework.
Situation wanted as nurse or housekeeper
Hancock and English Third Ward Club tonight
Costumes and tickets for the masquerade.
Fourth Ward Republicans.
Palace Saloon opening August 2lst.
The Biz show-Cole's Circus and AIenagerie.
Lecture by Dr. Talmage, " Cheerful Homes"
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COAST DISPATCHES.
REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEE.


SPECIAL TO THE RECORD. UNION
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Executive Committee to be Immediatel
{. Reorganized.
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NEVADA.
Another Disa troas Fire at Eureka-Loss,
Si.OeO.O 1850.

s5i,0c0,O 900.
EUREKA, August l7th.-At 10 o'clock this
morning fire broke out on the east side of
Main street. just south of the Odd Fellows'
building. 1t spread rapidly, and Travelled
over substantially the same ground as the
great fire of year ago. The loss is even
more, as the buildings were better and newer
The fire extended south OF Main street to
Gold street, and swept everything to the
nerthward. The wind was blowing a gale
Among the prominent buildings and institu-
tions destroyed may be mentioned the follow
ing Maus brewery, Leader printing office,
Odd Fellows building, jackson House (gutted,
but standing, International Hotel theater,
and all the intervening buildings save Paxton
& Co. S bank, Rieard & Foleys building and
Jack Perry's corner. 1t is impossible to form
any estimate of the losses, but the amount
must be about 81, 900, 600. All of the private
residences on Spring, Buel and Paul streets,
north of the Episcopal Church, were con-
sumed. There can he no doubt that many
families are left destitute.
SECOND DISPATCH.]
EUREKA, August 17th.-The telegraph
office, which was burnt out, has opened at
the railroad depot. almost mile from town.
The Sentinel has force Of reporters gather
ing facts and incidents. The heat aud dust
aud cinders in the burnt district is almost IN.
bearabie. The fire is larger one than that
OF 4 year ago. The Daily Leader is total
loss. The Sentinel has just issued an extra
for them, and will continue TO issue a small
sheet for them until they get new material,
if they c)nclude to start up again. The
people in the burnt section are greatly dis
coursged, as May were still IN debt from the
last fire. II is heavy blow to our town.
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIr
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sAoRAMBNTos ASSESSMENT.
of Values in Sacramento
county-Recent Reductions of

Assessments.
The County Board of Equalization having
completed its work, large clerical force I'M
der Assessor Houston has been engaged sew
eral days in extending the assessment roll
and ascertaining the amount of reductions
made, and only completed Its work late last
night. The reductions made by the Board of
Equalization are as follows
City roll
Reduction on improvements. ............. 1850
Reduction on personal property .......... 26S,475
AoIai CITY, S4oo,Soo
County roll
heal estate. sol9 Seo
improvements on same. .........,........ 9,275
NJ, 800 90
Total city and county. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oil, 79O
As is shown by the figures below, the total
value of all property as returned on the as
sessment roll was:
All real estate sly SIC, IoS W
AL personally. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50, 735 90
Total SIG 67s 44S 80
The total reduction being ......... 1,017, 100 90
Now leaving the total values in this
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARCADE HOTEL.


HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARCADE HOTEL
SACRAMENTO August II, 1880
! F G Sternmonn, San Fran NJ II Fay, San Fran
John Bach, do CIV FarneY, do
w welch, do DIS Mitchell, Ago, T
| J McNasser ", Denver L Ellsworth, Petaluma
J II McNasser, do C Woodnon. Yarmouth
n Pratt, Stanford, Q Richard. Canada
Jos Palmer, New York Goeternmann, S
TICKETS FOR THE MASQUERADE BALL,
Saturday evening, at the Atlantic Gardens,
at Dale's, No. 1S5 street; Cooper's, Sixth
and J Streets Kaerths shoe store, J street,
between Third and Fourth and Gattman's
cigar store, lat Capital Hotel. No tickets will
be sold at the gate.
RECEIVED THIS DAY, from the noted house
OF SALES, levin & Co., of Philadelphia
Ladies' fine kid button boots misses fine
kid button boots; ladies' fine kid Newport
ties children's fine kid button boots. Also,
children's solar-tip button shoes, at the Red
House.
EVERY LADY in this city wishing neck
ruche. should not fail to call at the Criterion.
Remember, we guarantee our prices, and are
not here to be undersold; but rather for the
purpose of underselling any and all competi
ton. Call and convince yourself.
II YOU REQUIRE Coop WHP, you should
go wbsre they have an assortment to select
FROM Riding whips, 10 cents to IS 80; gold
mounted buggy whips, Is cents to 81, at the
Red House.
For the balance of the season, instead OF
sweltering in a heavy felt hat, and instead of
wearing an old delapidated hat, go to the
Mechanics Store and buy either linen or
straw hat for 10 cents.
INFANTS PEBBLE Burton, sizes ] to 5, at
60 cents; and blue, bronze and buff button
shoes, sizes L to 8, at 81 per pair. Mechanics
store.
CALL AT THE CRITERION, and get their
prices for ruching, before purchasing else
where.
MINIS LIGHT SUMNER COATS. reduced to
90 cents, at the Clothing Department of the
Red House.
LADIES DESTROYS of purchasing ruching,
should call at the Criterion. New assortment
just received.
W. W. COLE has the great leapinc horse,
which clears the backs of his companions at a
slight bound.
W. w. COLE is universally conceded the
boss" Snowman of all time.
THE COMFORT, French calf. hand-sewed
shoe, all widths, at Mechanics Store.
EOD tba lsCt t,alpac IL, r,,rI;,o. II
Criterion, and see their new assortment, at
prices touching the mark.
LOOK Or roR THEM don't buy until YOU
see theni-something new in caps. Mechanics
Store Hat Department.
CALL for the Boss of the Road Overall"
warranted never to rip, at the Red House,
THE CRITERION can now assure its many
patrons perfect satisfaction. both as to GUAM
tity and price Of their ruching.
LuBM's GENUINE PERFUMES at Mechanics
Store.
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REMOVAL.

A soHApEN HAS REMOVED HIS GROCERY
a. business from the southeast 10 northeast
corner Second and " streets. aulofpiw
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For the balance of the season, instead Of
sweltering in heavy felt hat, and instead of
wearing an old delapidated hat, go to the
Mechanics Store and buy either linen or
straw hat for Is cents.
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
ATTENTION. BRICK MAKERS |!

WYE WILL SELL, CHEAP AND ON FAVOR
w able terms, our BRICK YARD and tikAvEls
PIT property In this town. We sell ene-na n,li n
bricks annually and $500 worth OF gravel IL BENG
the only brick y,rd in near here, renders IL
constant good paying property. address by letter
ano tw Woodland, Cal.
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Eureka, New, Visited by Another Dtsas-
trous CONGREGATION.
ITEMS OF NEWS FROM OREGON AND ARIZONA.

An Old Man Burned to Death in Napa
County.
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Auction Sale.
D. j. Simmons & CO.-House and grounds
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LOOK OR FOR THEM don't buy until YOU
see them-something new in caps. Mechanics
Store Hat DEPARTMENT
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The CRITERION can now assure its many
patrons perfect satisfaction. both as to guam
tity and price of their ruching.
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LuBM's GENUINE PERFUMES at Mechanics
Store.
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CALL for the Boss of the Road Overall. ="
warranted never to rip, at the Red House.
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INFANTS PEBBLE Burton, sizes to 5, at
60 cents; and blue bronze and buff button
shoes, sizes l to 5, at 81 per pair Mechanics
Store
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FoR the best values in ruching call at the
Criterion, and see their new assortment, at
prices touching the mark.
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CoxnEScfSG TO ConE Fall styles and
Fall stock OF hats. Three large cases received
Yesterday placed on our shelves to-day.
Come and look at them. and see what's going
to be worn this Fall Mechanics Store Hat
Densrtment
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No LADY can do without ruchiug. -Know-
ing this to be q fact, the Criterion has placed
before its patrons most elegant display Of
the SAVE at prices bound TO win their favor. >
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ANOTHER WEEK OF BARGAINS AT THE RED
House. We are still selling 40 yards calico
remnants, for Is cents also, % yards calico
remnant, for 80 cents Our Remnant Count r
is still in the field. with choice remnants at
prices that cannot but please you.
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TIE most essential thing for good living is
TO drink good coffee. and the only man that
puts up pure coffee honestly is Goldman.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17

bility. heretofore less definitely proved against
him, Of the catastrophe OF lsandu'a'
IL will be a greater surprise TO the pun
lie TO find that Lord Chelmsfords pFesehce
at Ulundi was due to AN accident, and that his con-
duet after that victory involves hmin graver cur
pability than weighs on him for his prevlons ms
takes. Mr. Forbes calls 1t a culpabllity 'na.
threw TO the winds the results of the victory Vi
ndndi. devolved on another the work OF nnishinR
the campaign and involved the country III heeu
less expenditure" In plain terms, Lord CheiinSioiu
disobeyed Sir Garnet WolseleY's orders ana u 10
this disobedence for which Mr.. Forbes intlina'es
that Lord Chelmsford may yet be put Oh
his defence under military law. There 49, 10
doubt, strong public apathy IN regard to oygohes
but this paper will be read for the Ylgor Oh i's
military criticism and for ITS curious revelations o
the inside history Of the eventful campaign ID
Zululand. Besides, there is always something "
rritate public opinion afresh. Here comes an
announcement that SIR Evelyn Wood is gong ou'
to South Africa next Spring as squre-in-waitDg 10
the ex-Empress He has either the order OF tne
permission of the Horse Guards for this piece OF
work. which will be regarded in France as one
more insult to the Republic. G. W. B.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
mart that Was assumed in palx,s Theatre by

the part that was assumed In Daly's Theatre by
Miss Catherine Lewis. Ada Cayendish appeared
In Washington, and Adelaide Nelson in Boston
.....A performance for the benefit of the poor IN
Ireland viii occur at Booths Theatre next Friday,
OF 2p m 49, The 50th consecutive performance OF
"The Pirates of Penzanee" occurs tonight, at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. This operetta viii be pro-
duced at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music. MarcA
S.. .Salsburys froubadours will reappeaI ID
New York next week al naveIys Theatre. nelf
engagement is TO begin on Monday aiterno91n' 1
February 23......An txtrayaganza entitled ~
awatha" is 10 be presented al the standard hedue'
next Saturday evening. by the Rice troupe -.
The Odd inst.-next Monday. VIII oe oou,-
memorated as WashlngtOn's Birthday, Wulcn
falls on the Sunday this year, ana matheeS
will be given at most of the theatres
II is proposed 10 give performances aJ hlduN uSdhe
in All parts of the United states, on the l"h OF
March for rhe benefit of the suffering poor IN ire
land The Irish population which usually parade
on that day WILL It iutimated omit its parades ana
contribute the money thus saved 10 the relief oi
the sufferers IN the old hpme......A dramatic anu
musical entertainment will be given next THURSDAY
evening by the College of OIatoTy. at IT'S new inca
tre under the direction of Mr. FrOblsher. COME
detta by Mr.. Henry Bergh IS in preparation tneIe; e.
Tke Washington Post of the 18th lnsi says W
Fun on the BRISTOL" that It contains genuine l
bumor, and that the company representing ~ con'
sists of excellent actors and fine muslclahs-
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
WAzER-CoLoRS At KIRBYS GALLERY.

A collection of water-cOlOr drawings now on
exhibition at the gallery OF Thomas Kirby Co.. $40
Broadway is attracting good deal OF attention from
the artloving public. The drawings arc the property
OF an amateur and the whole collection Is 10 be sold at
auction on the evenings or Wednesday, thursday and
Friday February 1s. and 90 at hall past o'clock.
The SALE assured by Mr. KIRBY Is ordered abso-
lutoy without reserve, and In the present state OF the
auction market this means lively bidding and good
prioes witness the sale OF the Artists Fund Society
pictures Inst week The drawings In the col
lection italian, French, Spanish and English. and
are signed in several cases by distinguished II
is not often that English watorcoors OF the old
school for sale in TINS country but here draw
Tags by Old Crome, J. NJ. W. Turner. Samuel Proui.
Clarksou stapheld CopIey. Fielding p Dewint David
Roberts, Nash. J. Lnnel, and Il. r. Bennington. the
examples Of Prout being characteristic Of his STYLE II
sketch by stanheld. and excellent drawing by Old
Crome tie best OF all the English portion Of the eolee
ZION. 80 60. by Samuel Prout. An Old House near
HorHeur" Is an interesting and valuable drawing. The
Turner too is a brilliant and authentic little bit the
David Roberts just begun drawing Of Burgos Cahe-
drol and the Nash a sketch of one of the rooms in
Uaddon Hail. There is also good dra wing clear and
sunuy by Henry Bright, of Norwich.
The Spanish and iH',aa GraTlngs VIII Pfoh
the general public. There Are several drawings
by Fortuny. clever btdnnings OF sketches,
and others By Yibort Z1macOs, and the whole family OF
tre imiators oI this dashlng, brfnnt school OF i'm
nroyisation many OF whom show here at their best.
Hspalslc and Perago. Pernlla ana Jaset Jmin-z,
Celombo and Rico. on the whole this collection Is
Worthy OF study, especially Tor the spanish-ltanan
drawiiigs where. IL there Is seldom anything very
important In tho matter The manner contains iessons
araugh both for the artist and the amateur. Thcso
men know exacty what they want TO say and they say
is without tho waste Of drop OF color or turn Of the
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
NLEn


ALLENon sunday February l6 az MS teresonce. zis
Fast 5Oth-st. Oeorr Auea n the 7lsi kear q his ssa
Funeral services the Beekman m NJ y cnurcn. 5@hstl
O'Clock Please omit nowes
9. srsrt 5a a'snf f h nIsJ sls ~ p h ~ M Il Fl
ing 10 satsst sTooEiys weaas.iiS fe6faary H. AZ
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend
lnterment a. Greenwood.
BARTLETT-on sunday, February 49, Dr John shersr
bSseisire ss England oanasT ~ Of be Sew SoF Aisisn
Funeral sTvces al his isfs residenoe Maiawan ~ &C. n
r oiN. -. on "Wednesday. 18th ,nst. at O'Clock
ton OF Dr D. riden aud cOrneis w. snVwn. ~ hs 1oh
Revos and frenas are respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral services "wednesday Nterhoan ta 9eoch' ~
The nearest Elevated Railroad station is at io+thst
CAMPBELL-At Pushed Mass. iSh 'aaL' George w
Campbell. In The 76tb wear 81 hs age
AKPRNTERIn this city second Month. 18TH 1880 H,n
nah c. widow Of The a'e Jacob Carpenter Ia e soih rear
invited attend her funeral on
p Id Dny eyspl%s nPpsn 81 rovc rove aS %
Her renans wll be taken 70 Am"wak 90 tonrth pay 7th
DEFAN DoRF-on sunday evening. February 10. Geores
RSsvsS ,h rsods Of hs family are respectfully invited 70
attend bis funeral IRON ms I'e eoc ~ NO 900 AA'
DIMMIUR-At Honesdale Penn, saturday, February IA.
Mrs. Luoreta d, widow Of the late Hon Samuel r. DIM
Fansr services be held In HOueste At her late resi-.
dence. on issiaT febraliy ~ a, $40 o'clock p ~ ,ane,
win take The . a. m..rraiD on The Ene railroad
the l4th i0sf. hihN-,s
Rebecca W.. wife OF Albert Gilbert
Funrra services will residence OF her brother
In aw Frank a. Norton esq. Ito East 55thst on
Tuesday, l7th inst, ati3O D m
Interment will be at Jgmestown. y Y.
GREGORY In Poughke, pse February 12 Ehzabeh Hitch
cock OF Theodorus Gre IN ,he $50 year of er a"
uowE-On Monday February iG 1880 his Tesidoacc,
Orange n j. Henry A. Howe m his bith Yeaf
Funeral services Wednesday, 18th tnst. NJ 1iJu
Carriages viii at Orange Depot on ARRIVAL OF
l;i0p H.. train from New-lork.
Intcrme Il New Haven Conn
IRFLAND-On saturday, February IA. Hannah WIDOW OF
George Ireland, in the S, tb year OF her age -. 49,.
friends respectfully invited 70 afttni ms
funeral ~ her late residence 67 LexngtoBsve on Tuesday
next at O'clock
PARKERAt Pa1sippany j. February 10. Of pneumonia.
Charles L. Parker, ID. d.
ser "Wednesday morning
PLACE-In BroOklYn on Monday, February ~ hopeIt ;.
Place I'm 70th year Of his axe. . -.
rssDasTfIiv nvitei - tta1i the
fInerl his late resdence. 35J tiassop ave.
Bruoklyu. on Thursday l9lnst., at 3O'cOrN y in.
TICK Al Ienox Mass February i2. Elizabeth Bishop
wife Joseph Tucker and daughter o the lao 1"age H.
W Bishop.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
GENERAL FOREIGN NE WS.
THE IRISH RELIEF MOVEMENT.

LONDON Monuay, Feb. 16 1880.
The Dublin correspondent of 1he 1mneS
confirms the report that fears now felt that any
body will die starvation In Ireland, but he says tha
there are some very sad exceptions to the geDera l
provoment noted that distress s1et IN many
places There considerable suffering among ne sma
farmers ia Ulster, who are too proud to complain
The Duchess OF Marlborough says the cOmmllIee' ]"
order bring their labors TO successful close, must
spend over 100000 per week for SIX weeks more.
At Saturdays meeting OF the Dublin Mansion House
Committee 1t announced that the total subscription
20 the fund TO date amounted to sG3,1OO telegram
was received from PARIS. announcing tue ,r ior
nation there OF a relief cOmmlltee uhu,l
the presidency of Cardinal Guiber. The thanks
of the committee voted 20 James Gordon BenneIt
tor ms great munihcence; aud on motion OF Mr II D.
Smyth thanks OF the committee were also yOeu 70
the New-York Relief Committee and 10 ficharu
OGornan OF New-York. Numerous urgent and most
pressing applications from ali parts Of the country were
received. since the last meeting OF the committee
fy-twO grants have been made making the tOtal NUM-
ber of grants % date 2S,7OO. ,,
LONDON, Ont, Feb. l6-Ihe committee recelFlg Nup-
sorptons the Irish Relief Fund report themselves a.
mreting with great success The lrlsh BeneNoth 90
ciety intend soliciting donations OF grain etc; rum
ne cChboFng farmers. which VIII be carried rec DJ no
steamships OF the Dominion and Beaver lines
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
CENTRAL AND soUrH AMERICA
A GREAT FIRE IN sALVADOR-IHE PANAMA CANA1
SURVEY


PANAMA, Feb, CA fire was raging In San
Salvador In the capital OF the Re ubc Of salvador at
the time Of the departure OF The Pacific mail steamer
from La LIboriad on the lst inst Tne Curaiel. the
principal IN the city and several oher Government
buildings had been destroyed. Four thousand stand OF
arms one million cartridges and much other property
were consumed No details are given.
Good work has been done IN the surveys for the
Panama Canal. in which much and valuable
assistance has been rendered 10 the commission
by the American engineers. Colonel Totten and General
wright. The plans have been carefully revised aud
rearranged according tc the additional Information
obtained m the survey since the work began.
Considerable Indignation was felt IN Panama ON the
arrival 10 Aspinwa the 3lst ut, Of the Andes of the
Auas line 10 dnd that mail had been forwarded for
tbis ty or south OF Central America. large mail was
scut to Azpnwa but cents per pound tor nTwspa-
r aud ~ pound on letters 10 be- paid 20
senl mails over the Panama Railroad, tho NewIOrk
Posrna ster declined 10 the expense or mail for
The German brig Thets has been lost in the Magdalona
with 9 coo ba es Of tobacco.
Ihc United states heofwar Constitution has arrived
az Aspiu SAlL.
s reported from Valparaiso. 'hat The torpedo launch
klea captured zine IN The port Of Balleuia,
by toe t'nilians, Is worthless.
The Unira States STEAMER Pensacola flagship Of the
Pacific saundrou VIII leave Calao for Panama. the
IAN inst She Wtl call at Paita for mails from the
United States. aud thence proceed TO Panama. TIE
Pensacola be expected hero about ihe LIST of March
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
TROOPS DEFEATED BY INDIANS.

SAN Francisco, Feb. ia dispatch from
Tucson Arizona reports that on the lo'n ins' o"p'an
'.,"r OH Calvary, commanding one OF the colun ms
rng thc hostile Indians, after following them for two
bsvs with his entire command in the direction OF San
,nareas came suddenly upon them tortih'
IN narrow and rough canyon. The sold G $
ware received by heavy Are, under which sever'I
men and horses fell rbe Indians then charged the troo
-, oe way and rereated In disorder across river
their raons and bedding which the Indians
secured d, ,.A f,o,,napv T. 0th Cavalry
,,,haring thirty men, from Fort Bowie Afszons, WI
nu,I nnb Fort Bayard today, aud VIII act under Tue
neisonal orders OF General Hatch. ,.,. q, an
MAN left Santa F6 yesterday ior Southern hew-Me1
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
OBITUARY..
THE REY- DIR. j Z. CRANE.

PoRr JERvIs, y. Y, Feb. 16.-The Rev. JON
athan TownlcY Crane, u. D., pastor o. the Methodist
Episcopal Church this place died suddenly this morn
ing OF paralysis OF the heart.
He was born near Elizabeth " J., June Il. 1919 Re
was left an orphan while young IL ls33 he was grad
uated from Princeton College and WAS licensed ms a
local preacher M the New-Jersey Annual Conference.
u 1919 he was elected president Of the seminary OF the
Confarence nj Pennington n j. He retained this post
tou Tor nine years. when H. resigned ana again entered
the active ministry He stationed at Jersey CITY,
Paterson MOrrisOwn. and other prominent points IN
the Newark ference, ana served one term eac as
the presiding cider OF the Newark and Elizabeth dls
trieis His wife and nine children survive him. His
funeral will take place at Elizabeth N j.. on Thursday
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
Refusing 10 oBEY 4 BISHOP.

The Rev. George r. Van De Water, the new
r.,or ~ s, Lakes Protestant Episcopal Church in
Ciptonaye near Faton-st Brooklyn was Installed on
suodsy Bisnop LitteIohu officiating at the service
TIE former rector OF church, the Rev Dr. j. W. Dill
len ,,aa made feetor emeritus sometime ago, anu the
ossstant.rector, the Rev Mr. sparks performed thc
duties OF rector. Mr.. Sparks was inciheu somewhat
~ ~ -, ,xbich was distastefuI 10 many per-
"s m The churcn rs well IA TO Bishop Ltloiohh VINO
sorb.de Mr. sparks 70 cOndnct fhs service, ana ap-
io,vted Mr Van ne Water, rector o. toe church Mr'
Snarks however and those who synipatbseu WIN MN.
p .sr,rrd tho use OF tho Church at Ornondpaee ana