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MISCELLANEOUS.

A Lewiston sAIe.) dispatch says that En-
gene Hale's father had his skull fractured by
lever on Saturday.
The President Yesterday nominated Edgar
Stanton as Consul General atSt. Petersburg.
Mrs. Bergman, the young wife who ahan:.
doned her wealthy husband. was considered
cured of insanity at New York yesterday,
and her relatives and friends insisted that
she return to Philadelphia and her husband.
Her mother and other relatives opposed it,
and stormy interview ensued.
1t is rumored at New York that John
Davenport will be Police Superintendent,
vice Walling.
Next season New York will have three OF
four more theaters than eyer--a new opera
house. Wallack's new theater ard A. NJ
Palmer's new house, probably by December
Steele Mackaye also may build. When thee,
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that the public announcement of a purpose
to purchase Congress and the press is not
the best way to make beginning in an
enterprise of that costly and arduous char
acter. Even supposing that Congress and
the press could be bought with French
gold, it is scarcely possible that either
would be willing to make the transaction
public. The lobby is dark and secret
machine, to which mystery and obscurity
are as the breath of life. Illuminate it,
and its occupation is gone. NJ. Lesseps,
or his friends who speak for him,
do not appear to have understood this.
Nor do they seem to have realized that
the announcement of purpose to expend
large Gum il manufacturing favorable
opinions is calculated to bring down upon
them spurious lobby and spurious
press. It is well known that in politics
many an upright legislator has been sold
| without his privity or consent, by unscru-
pulous hangers on of the lobby who knew
that it would be impossible to deliver the
bargain. In the same way M. Lesseps
would be very apt to find that ne had paid
out considerable sums for the subsidizing of
Congressman and journals, and had after all
secured neither In such a case, moreover,
there would be sudden and wonderful in.
crease in the number of highly influential
journals. The Bungtoaon Bugleand theSlu
gullion Tocsin would force their way to the
front and assert their claims to share of
the subsidy money in bewildering force.
NJ. Lesseps would find that he had reek-
oned without his host when he undertook
to buy up the leading papers of the
United States, for the names of those
leading papers woull be Legion. II
the story of the money is wholly untrue
it is unfortunate for NJ. Lesseps, for the
mere suggestion of such fund will be
certain to allure the vultures of the press
and the lobby, and it will also compel the
virtuous press and Congressman to be
more than usually circumspect in all that
relates to the Panama Canal scheme. Who
ever henceforth undertakes to champion
that project must make his account with
being suspected or openly accused of in
terested motives. It would, therefore,
have been much better for M. Lesseps in
any case to have suppressed all mention of
such possibility as the expenditure of
money in the interest of his canal.
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Edwin Booth,

It did me much good, says this cele-
Coca Beef Tonic.
GENERAL FRANZ SIGEL says. 1t
benefited me very much. -
1t is boon and blessing TO sufferers from
sleeplessness, restless sleepers aud nervous
ness.
Itimparts new tone to the liver, stomach
and bowels. BY its regulative action it at
fords relief from headache, neuralgia, eonsti-
patton and languor. Beware Of cheap. worth
less limitations under our and similar names.
Ask for Coca Beef Tonic.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

q B. MOORE. EXECUTOR OF THE LAST
81 will and testament of HUMPHREY TAYLOR,
deceased having rendered and presented for settle
ment and filed in this Court final account and re-
port OF his administration OF said estate, accompa-
MED by petition for distribution Of said estate
is ordered that MONDAY, the 9th day OF DECEM-
Der, A D. 1880, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, be appointed
for the settlement of said account, and the hearing
of said petition for distribution and that copy Of
this order be published in the SACRAMENTO DAILY
UNION for ten days before the said 9th day
of DECEMBER, 1880.
Qndorsed) Filed; December IS, 1880.
S. c. benson, Judge.
]. C. TuBBs, Attorney of Executor
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rHREE oRreINAL sTogIss. I

During the coming year, and commencing De
esHDer Isl, the wEEsLy USIos nil publish three
Prfzs Stories Of California The first. pub
Lication Of Which ioia commence in the first iceet
Of December, ,r be entitled, 'The Ventures and
Adventures Of Charlie Could" This as on in
seasesy interesting story IF the Stock-Ga'n6sin9
peiIo Of California, and acas c,itten By Eda0ard
= cahill, Of Los Angeles. Thepriee Of the WEEKLY
UsIos triH be 81 so per asanttaa.
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Filed December 18th

George N. Gray to Jsmes G. Thompson, August
o, 7So for S400-Two and one-half acres of land in
the ,.or'lIeast quarter OF section 81 township {
norsh. range east.
O. vfiensin and wife to Caroline NJ McCauley
December TO- 1880 for s5-A tract CT 468 6S acres o.
land, being q portion of the John F. McCat ey
tract, No. 81 according to partition made of The
Rancho Sanjon de los Moqueumnes
Watson A. Bray ct al. to Alice NJ Vaensin, No
vember 30, 1880, for S5-A tract of 1866 acres o.
land in John F. McCauley's lot 49, and another con
tanning 1913. 4S acres, in John f. McCauleys lot No
OF, in Rancho Saujon de los Moqueunnes
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TELECRAPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
Correspondence Between Senators Conk-
Ling and Bayard
HORRIBLE DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN ILLINOIS
Edison Still Confident in Regard to His
Electric Light.
PASSENGERS COMIsG WEST BIZ RAIL.
The Raiders on Indian Territory Sur
rounded by Troops.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
Decisions in the Rttualist Trials in En-
gland.
E;c...................E tc......... Etc
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a POSITIVE CURE

ALLAN's sOLi BE aiEDRCATED B0UGEEs,
Patented October 16, 1876. One box.
No. will cure any case in four days or less.
No. will cure the most obstinate case, matter
OF how long standing.
No nauseous 6oses OF cubebs, copaiba, or oil OF
sandalw God, that certain to produce dyspepsia
by destroying the ceatir IS OF the stomach.
Price, 81 so. Sold by all Druggists, or mailed on
receipt of price For further particulars, send for
circular. j. C. ALLAN & co, No SO John street,
New York. P. o. Box 1888. dl4-4p6m7uThS
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DIED.

Bodice December 10 Mamie Abbott, l year, 5
months and is days
Lone Pine. Inyo county, December 1-saturnio Dias,
10I years.
Red Bluff, December 11-Ada Perry, Is months
Knights Landing pecember6 -peter Montambault,
As years and months.
Healdsburs, December Mrs. P. ]. Truitt, 90
years.
Healdsburg, December 6-Tura A Galloway, years
and 10 months.
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MARRIED..

Sacramento, December 1S-By Rev Fl. Fl. Rice at
city, to Caroline Burston, of Single Springs
Willows, Colusa county, December 5-By Rev. John
Cartwright, John A. Thompson to Jennie P.
Bates.
Eerznsker.
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HAMMERS GLrcERoLF OF TAR has been
before the public for the past six years, and
its constantly increasing demand Is the best
testimonial OF It's success.
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a. j.. vER MILyA

HyoUETY CORONER AND UaDERTAREs
~ No los ] street, between Fourth and Firth
Always on band large assortment Of Metallic and
Wooden Cssks:s, Burial Gases and Geifns. Shrouds
furnished aud Funeral wreaths preserr ed Coffin
orders viii reeeivr prompt attention oE Short notice
and at lowest rates. GA spl.n
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ASK Your DRUGGIST for Hammers ely
cerole of Tar for coughs and colds, and take
no other
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BORN.

Sacramento. December I3-wife OF P. A. Byrne, a
son.
Woodland, December l2-wife of selig Hyman, a
son.
Dixon, December S-wife of Charles Hunt, a daugh-
ter.
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Which bonfs win be paid in United States gold
coin, said 18th day of JANUARY, A d. 1881,
upon surrender of the same with coupons attached,
aud interest thereon will cease from and after that
date. c. NJ. KEENEY,
Secretary Pacific Rolling Mill Company
Office, No 202 Market street, San Francisco.
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NOTICE.

FgyHE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEES UNDER THE
I Land Mortgage Of the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, made t. them Trustees for the
Bordholders, and dated the first QsD day Of
OCTOBER, 1870, hereby give notice that they hold
four hundred thousand dollars tS4oo.oool in gold
coin, with which, in accordance with the terms OF
said mortgage, they propose to redeem SO many OF
said binds shall be offered at the lowest price.
All bids over one hundred and five Q05) fiat may
be rejected at the option of the Trustees Sealed
bids for the surrender Of bonds viii be rec iveh at
the office of the Trustees, corner of Fourth and
Townsend streets, in the city of San Francisco,
California, until noon JANUARY FIFTEENTH
Q5th, 1881. J. OBJ. GUM,
S. W. SANDERSON.
San Francisco, California, December 10, 1880.
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Dr.. USaAR's LIQUOR ANTIpoTs, carefully prepared
OF the best Quill Bark by NJ s. Hammer, druggist,
Sacramento. (The celebrated cure for drunkenness
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARCADE HOTEL.

SACRAMENTO, December 10, 1880
II Kruger, Truckee W II Brown, San Jose
II kester & W, Vina J STANDBY & W, Colorado
F Etmunds, san Fran j d Caughin, San Fran
w Roberts, do Livingston, do
Jake Spiiz, 90 B j Triest, do
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r WILL PAY FAIR PRICE FOR THE BOUND
L numbers of the SACRAMENTO DAILY UNION
from its beginning to July l, 1854 Also for ooun "a
numbers of same paper from January l. 1870, TO its
merging into the RECoRD-UNIoN. Also for num-
befs of RECoRD-UNIJN ffem its commencement
to date. GEO CADWALaDfh.
Sacramento. necnrn Der IL. 1880. dl4-Zw
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GSS REwARD.-SToLEN FROM H. H.
. s. DEANoR, one mile east Of As<SN
Woodland Yolo county, California; onESs-lsA.
Sunday Evening, November %, 1880, one SohfEL
HORSE. four years old; weight, about 200 pounds
white star in forehead two white legs behind thin
tail also, one COAL BLACK HORSE, four Years
old weight 1859 pounds; heavy tail, carries it
crooked stands and walks pigeon-toed. The above
and conviction Of the thief F. NJ. RAHM,
sheriff woodland November 90 1850. di+lp2w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rs.

Members OF The Bri.isl Mutual Genefit
and Social Society.-The regular meeting will be
held THIS tuesday, EVENING, at $50 o'clock, at
Pioneer Hall. Nomination of officers.
TH0S. HAMER, President.
lnHN MERR Az Snrretarv d1i.1t
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HAmERs CAsoAaA SAaRADA BirrzRs for habisua
construction.
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Annual meeting of COneordLodge. q
No. III, F. and A. NJ, THIS Tuesday) ~
EVENING, December 18th, ut o'clock, AE
for Election of officers and transaction off, "
important business. prompt attendance of all
resident members is requested. By order of
W. R. JONES, w. NJ.
W IL HRyENER. Secretary. d14.lt
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

NToTICE is BEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN AC-
N cordance with the terms of the bonds issued
by the Pacific Rolling Mill Company, the Directors
OF said company have determined by lot the num-
bers to be redeemed at its Office, No. 202 Market
street, in the city OF San Francisco on the 10Th day
of JANUARY, A. D. 1881, with the followin.
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IuLIEs sTRUTz.
u. n. McMsEIIAMs.

cUCCEssoR TO FOX l. sTRUTz, IMPORTER
and Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
No. Al street, Sacramento. Sole agent for A.
H,1pfels Sons New York Beer. dl&-splm
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The SACRAMENTO BANK

yHTuL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
w for State Controllers Warrants on the State
Drainage Construction Fund and on the General
Fund Ed r. HAMILTON, Cashier
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n. m. PEERsON.

ENLIST, 4l5 STREET, BETWEEN ga
- Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- SSff3S
scs, Teeth inserted on Gold, yulanite and al bases
yitro,ls Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for tho
oainiees extraction Of Teeth. dl4-1m
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YouMC AMERIcA

oyster AND CHOP HOUSE, -
No. IS Second street, tat. J and K ca fAs
Eastern and California Oysters in every "a. Akss#
style Meals at all hours. Imported Sz1f
Wines, Cigars, Etc. J. BoBAN, Prom d14-4pIn
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Notice. Howard Benevolent AssO.
cation thankfully acknowledge the receipt OF the
following: The sum Of S2l 10, being half the CON
tri6utions Thanksgiving Day, at the Union Meeting
at the Seventh street NJ. E. Church; clothing from
Mrs. J. 7. Grifiitts, Mrs ]. Boris and f. II. husse
and provisions from the Capital Hotel, Booth & Co,
Mrs C. f. Atkinson and Wilcox, Powers & Co.
Also, December 9th, S2G donated by Mrs. Henry
Miller, and collections at the election, As cents.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

15,I94-Joseph Melvin VS.. R. S. Carey ct al
16,053-Robert Miller vs.. r. C. Chandler (for al
gumentl
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"oPE IRON WORKS, FRONT STREET, BE-
I'll tween and ]. Machinery Of all kinds made
to order and repaired. Sole manufacturer Of Car
isles Patent Derricks. Lawn Mowers Repaired.
For sale, a Is horse stationary engine and boiler
odurIete, dlk-4ptf
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Occidental Encampment, No. 4s. G. -
|. o. .. IA regular meeting OF this En-
campment will be held THIS Tuesday, ~
EVENING, December 14th, at 7;3J o'clock. 4 y
Members of Sister Encsmpments cordially in
vited to participate. By order of the Fncampment.
THoS. D. MOORE, C. P.
NELSON Wilcox, Scribe. [B. CT d14-1t
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Attention. Veterans of the Mexican war!
Your regular quarterly meeting will be,held at the
Office of J. pomingos. Seventh street, between
and K opposite the Pioneer Hall THIS TUESDAY,
quested BY order. j. DOMINGoS, President.
JOSEPH SIMS. Secretary lR CT dl4-It
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A Conundrum.

Nsw YoRK. December 13th.-The Eren-
;ag Post, ON Marquis Murphy, says Is this
the beginning of the establishment Of an or
der Of hereditary nobility which we have
sometimes seen foreshadswed. and does it
herald the establishments in this country OF
the Holy See. which is now and then proph>
esied
NASHVILLE, December 18th. = Commits
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CHICAGO, December 18Th. = The Inter
Oceans Washington special says: 1t is un-
derstood that the President and some mem
bers of the Cabinet express displeasure at
Thompson's identifying himself with the ca
nal scheme in opposition to the known policy
Of the Administration
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Newspaper Change.

MILWAUKEE, December 18th. = Horace
and will make it stalwsrt Republican pa
per. Milwaukee is now without Democratic
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WASHINGTON, December 18TH General
and Mrs. Grant arrived from New York with
Mrs. Jesse Grant and ex-Mexican Minister
Zamacona A committee of the Boys in
Blue, consisting of Generals Logan, Burn
side, Hawley and G. 2. Crandall of Oregon,
with several hundred Boys in Blue, met him,
formed procession and escorted him to Cen
eral Beals' residence. He will be publicly
reneippd tn-mnrrnry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-16
An Attractive Racing Program.

THE EASTERN NATIONAL TROTTING CIRCUIT
PREMIUMS AGGREGArING SOS, 900.
The program adopted by the National Fair
Association OF this city is far more attractive
than has heretofore been presented TO our COM
munity. Through the efforts Of the committee,
represented by MeSsrs. j. c. Rock and F. NJ.
Draney, who visited Philadelphia last week for
the purpose of comforting with the representa-
tiveS OF the several trOttinp parks around that
city, the Eastern National Trotting Circuit
was formed with premiums aggregating $25, 900.
This circuit Will be composed OF the following
named associations, and meetings will take
place and premiums will be given as follows
New Hunting Park, May 4th to 7th, s.. 900; SUI
folk Park, May 18th to l4th 8, 900; Point Breeze
Park, May 18th TO 2lst, $1,000; Belmont Park.
May 25th TO 2Sth, 5000; and National Fair AS
ISOLATION, May S1st to June Sd, s. 600. This
makes one OF the most compact trotting circuits
that has been formed, and will, we have no
doubt, prove success. The following is the
PROGRAM OF THE NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION:
First day. Monday, May 31st-2:26 class; pre-
MUM $1,000; first $500, second $3.50, third $50
fourth 800. 2:40 Glass; premium $500; first $3.50
second s125. third SIS, fourth $50. Second day
Tuesday, June 1St-3:00 class; premium 500:
first S200. second 800, third $50. fourth $40 222
class; premium 81 200; first $500, second $3.50
third $3.50, fourth 500. Third day, Wednesday
June 2d-2:34 class; premium $500; first $780, sec
ond 5000, third $40, fourth $50. 229 class; pre-
MUM $780, first 800, second $500, third Sl2o
fourth $50. For PAGERS that have never beaten
2:20; premium $780, first $3.50, second S125, third
3d-2:50 class; premium $500; nrst $3.50, second
$l25, third $40. fourth $50. 2:2o class; premium
81 500; first, $780, second 1915, third $225 fourth
$50.
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FoRDs OPERA HOUsE.-The Gorgeous specta-
Gle, " Enshantrnent," was brought out at the
Opera Hose last evening. The audience was
very enthniastic. All Of the scenes are ZEN
chanting" SINE OF them fairly dazzling. The
piece, although OF the order Of the BLACK
Crook, Is entely different from it. Tne Dallet
was very compile and trained to pefieclon
Enchant.a snp hould be seen by all ADMIRERS
OF beautiful stage fleets.
NATIONAL THEATk.-Mr. Oliver Doud Byron
appeared at the Natih al last evening in ACROSS
the Continent" He ID his carefully selected
company were recelve cordially. The play
which Is quite sensatfonS was admirably pre-
sented. "Acfoss the Cotinent" will run for
the week at the NationaE There will be-
matinee tomorrow, st. Pathk's Day. The pro-
ceeds will go to the Irish rel6fund.
THEATER CoMIouE.-The entAtainment at the
was one OF the best variety performances ever
seen in this city.
audience at Lincoln Hall this ewing. He's
featuring this week for the benefitf the ten
perance cause. He will be at Lincolnfiall again
tonight.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-The juice Sine
ers gave splendid concert here Intervening
They sing again at the Congregations Church
next Thursday evening.
THE PEABODY ORCHESTRA concert COM off al
the Congregational church tomorrow Aening
JOSEPH Cook, of Boston, will lecturer Lin
coin Hall next Monday evening, on "CertAtie
in Religion" including reply to Ingersolt
PROF. RYDER'S ORIENTAL ENTERTAINMEN1yil
he repeated at Tallmadge Hall tomorrow etn
ing. A Jewish marriage at the close of the enlr
tainment.
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FRENCH Cameo rings, 81, 81, at Prggs.

MEMORIAL SERvICES.-Last evening the col
ored Odd Fellows held interesting exercises at
the As6ury NJ. Z. Church, 18th and X Streets in
memory of the late p. w. G. Master w. A. Free
man. The exercises were under the auspices Of
Union Friendship Lodge, No. $751; of which Mr..
Freeman was member, and the order OF exer-
ciSeS comprised appropriate music, prayer by
Chaplain c. F. Murray; addresses by Master OF
ceremonies J. w. Gray; p. W. G. NJ, b. N. Nc
Coy; M. V. David Warner; p n. F., Thomas II.
Wright, and P. q. u. Chester, OF Louisiana;
reading OF letters; closing with the doxology
and benediction. In the addresses the life OF
the deceased was referred TO. and the facts OF
his having served several years In the army,
represented the first ward in the city council,
and filled responsible offices in church and
state,
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The remains of Charles Cathcart Taylor ar
rived from Philadelphia this afternoon and
were conducted to Oak Hill Cemetery. where
they were entombed. A special car contained
he relatives and friends OF the deceased. be-
ides a committee representing the press OF
Philadelphia.
An alteration took place Sunday night at the
corner of Sd and NJ streets southwest between
two young men named Charles Corners and
John Carney, during which Corners drew a
istol and shot Carney In the leg, below the
knee.
See notice OF the wonderful cure of C. Fl.
Davidge by DR.. Won Moschzisker.
,MesSrs. Ringwa :, Hack & Miller, the proprie-
.Urs of the critic, gave dinner last night to
their army of newsboys, which was greatly en-
joyed by the little fellows. Excellent order was
maintained, and the whole affair went off in the
pleasanteSt manner possible.
The last lecture of the course by DR.. j.
Leonard Corning will take place to might at the
Congregational Church. His subject will be
sThe Lost Masterpieces OF the Ages" The
works in architecture, sculpture and painting
of the great masters OF the anti-Christian age
will be exhibited and described. Prof. BiSchof
will play from 1870 to S.
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"WoAKS WHO THINK. Notwithstanding the
stormy weather, there was a distinguished
Sion being NJ. Cora BANDS, NJ. D., interesting
lecture, women who Think" Hon. Gilbert De
La Matyr, NJ. c., presented the lecturer to the
audience in wen timed speech. Mrs. Bland
quent facts gathered from history and observa-
lions. The new gospel Of justice and right for
women was set forth In the most convincing
terms. Prof. Carpenter, whose wonderful ex-
hibitions of mesmerism have attracted so much
attention, gave very satisfactory entertain
ment In compliment to Mrs Bland, at the close
OF ner iecture-practically demonstrating the
chief declarations she had made. that mind
is the ruling element u human life.
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LOCAL NEWS.

y Amusements, de-, Tonight.
National 7neater.-Oliver Doud Byron in
ACROSS the Continent
FUrd,s Opera House. "Enchantment,r under
the supervision of the KiralfyS.
T1eater ComtQue.-"Pink DominoeS' and vart-
cites.
Lincoln HaU.-Prof. Carpenter and mesmer-
Ism.
Congregational C7aach.-Art lecture by DR.. j.
Leonard Corning.