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4 DMINIsTRATRIx's SALE.
WILL he SOLD on
Monday, February %, 1885,
atIO'vlock p. m,

at o'clock p. m,
at the farm OF James NJ. Mitchell 10 y
Creek Hundred. the personal ploPefV1
Marion Eastburn, deceased, ~ lollOV''
A%h l roam mare, six yean y
N.Y. f1ve milch COWS, heheiA
mnAA-zs sshoat pigs.
FARMING UTENsILs.-l good Gelm.1
town wagon, moving machine, Plos
cultivator, double harrow. dO1Oss =
single trees, set dearborn harness ".
lead harness, blind brides, ? iorka Iao1
lakes, 2 hives OF bees, double Dslls'
shot gun, about ten gallons Of VlnesA, \
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE cnRO ~
half dozen chairs, z tables, COOK Nh
lot OF carpet, DC. Also half inleIrs, Iai ~
acres OF wheat in the ground,l j h"s''
hay. a
TERMs.-All sums under sgl casl;
all sums over that amount cIeon Y
months win be given, by the pauIIs,
giving a bankable note withappro'~''
dorser. ,,nv
MARY ELIZABETH EAsTBuM,si,
w. J. Lank. k.,Auctioneer. lew
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A Policeman III.

Officer Chambers, of the police ior
has been very i'll from erysipeln M
few days past, and unable 10 be on drl
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Personal,
Clayton House Arrivals.

His Excellency, Governor Hall, i
town to-day.
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1871 Prizes, amounting gto............slIU,iO 40
hesponsible corresponding agents want
sation will be paid
Write clearly stating full addrss for
further Information. or send orders by ex-
press or mall, addressed only To
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or same person at
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and man age
Lnent Of Generals q. I. Beauregard and
Jubal A. Early.
~, B.-Thts Company han NO AGENTS
OUTSIDE the UNITED STA TItS, and AL
persons pretending 10 be 80 aud sotIcttin0 or.
ders by c1rctltdrs or OthertOise are SWIND-
LEffS. JanA -2taw4w6w.
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ID EGIsTER's ORDER.

RKGIsTER's OFFICE, "a ,@ll
New Castle Co., jan; Jai''.% ", mi, M
Upon the applIcation oi WiT NH
bert, Executor OF John Y IN
late of New Castle Hundreui .aI.adI
county, decd. II II ordered aHu Wy ,,. M
the Register that the Execute ~
said, give notice OF the grantihs"'si 'sis
lestamentary upon tho tsS esihsrs ihsrsl
the decd. with the date OF granting WN Noas|
by causing advertisements o,s Al "a
withih forty days from the asr i.c nis,s
Letters, In six OF the most snnnrrdnf \
the County OF New Castle, Iuqi q,i tht y!
persons having demands ashds I'D
tate, To present the same, OF % msdst
Act OF Assembly In such csse ,n,ep
provided. And also cause tile II III n y,
inserted within the same peponer OBJ
Wilmington GAkETTE. o w cpnllnul
lished in Wilmington, and 10 oo
therein three weeks (e. o. d. and SHl9
Given under the hanu ans asnusss.ah
Ills ! ONCE of the Register alTl a,ls CoGsq
t-~--) New Castle, in New ss Cas vrtiAl
Aforesaid, the day and year hVV' ~, RRedsSL
3. 9. BIGGs' Hes
1910. NOTICE. .sslpabll
An persons having claims, "",s,seBi
Estate of The deceased mus. mupi,,1r. p,1r % !
,ame. duly attested TO the EAecu,y ay ~
before, January 10th, ~ csss -
the Act of Assembly IN sucn
and provided ,IrRBERr
Address, VILLA" =" ExecaSS..
ia 60 New CssIIs,s,
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that follow, dIU6r ldKlnRt
~ sequeIce OF SelI-ADuse; oss Ol
Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain In the
Back, Dim ness Of Vision. Premature Old
Age, and many other Diseases that lead 10
insanity or Consumption and a Prem ature
Grave. 81 Full particulars In our pa m nh
let, which we desire u send free BY mall
to every one. - rhe Specific M ed icine IL
sold by all druggists at 81 per package, oi
SIX packages for 20, or will be sent free by
mall on receipt OF the money by address,
ing THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
NO. 10 Mechanics' Block, Detroit, Mich.
~Sold In Wilmington by z. JAMES
BELT. wholesale and retail. Agent. Cor.
9th and Market 5ts.. and by Druggist
VeryWbeTe -mara-dAW
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On the evening OF March 17th, tbe
Irsh Nationa lists, Of Philadelphia, Win
give grand ball in II horticultural Han,
Tor the benefit VI the lrlsh sufferers.
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LOCAL STOCKS AxD BoxDs

sToCKA
National Bsnk Of DslAware........fe
F.rst Sa1,onsl Bank.....-s......-----. rs
uaioa SsIio1al BAnk. 41,1
Sstional Bznk Of VII. 4 Brs1dyv1ns -
Farmers Bank ...-..-....-...-......---. ~
Wilmington Gal GAA Co@....-........ -
Delaware Il 4 C0...................... ~
Delaware Western X. X. Co.-.. n
Pnila-. vii 4 Baltimore R- X. Io..... "a
iInington 4 northern X. r co..... -
NilIniBgLo1 Passenger T. w. Co-..... ~
DslaWafs fire ins- Co. ~
AAsonie Hall Co.--.-.--...........-. 2
BosD6.
Dst@N are -latS sApf
Wilmington CIiy Es....................ll0
- Nslnlhk Du Ilsy Ss- -. .....s.--s..-..s.1
New Castle Co. lst mortgAxe. .....s...-io8
NssOnic Hall Co. lst rDortEAge-. %. =. no
DeIsWare y. K. Ist DOrtgnes-...-...M
Dels ware T. T. tsnAion...........l1z
WliTningtOn Passenger z W., la
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---I1 TIN
Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MAcAULKY's THEATRE,
In the CITY of Louisville, on

$50 ivy III A<ctioNiiics oh
Sdturddy, February rs, 1880.
These drawings, authorized by act OF
the Legislature OF Isl5y. and Sustained nv
all the Courts Of Kentucky occur regularly
on the last day Of every month tSundays
ezceptedJ, and are supervised by promi-
nent citizens OF the state.
me Management call attention to the
grand opportunity presented Of obtaining.
for 0nlV A. any nf
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THE FOLLOWING PRIZES.

,SoO Jrtzes, Sll2, ,iOO
Whole Tickets o.. Halt Tick ets, u.
n Tickets, ~. 90 Tickets, 800
All applications for club rates should DC
made 10 the home office.
Full list OF drawing published In Louis
vile Courier Journal and New YORK her.
aid and mailed TO all ticket-hoiders. Send
all orders by money or bank draft In let
ter or by express. orders Of % and up
ward by express can be- sent at our ex
pense. Address Il. M. BOARDMAN.
Courier JourRai Building, Louis vile, KY,
orat No. 1893 Broadway, N. Y.
tu. tu.thudsat-ddw3w.
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This institution was regularly incor-
poraLed by the Legislature Of the State for
ls5s, for the term of Twenty i've
Years, TO which contract the iDyiolabIe
fAiLh oi the State IL pledged, which pledge
nAs been renewed by an Overwhelming
p pular vote, securing iLS franchise Ia the
new constitution adopted December I'd,
A, d.. 1879, with q capital Of 81 ,U0U 100, "
which 1t nAs since added a reserve fund OF
es5LO1J.
Its GRAND Single Number Distri-
button viii take place monthly, ON the
second Tuesday.
IL neUeT scales or posfpones.
Look at the following distribution:
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Wfimingten Ranrkes..

wILxTserog. Del, February IL, IssD.
Quotations At the Brsndywins AiIis for
FiOor abd Grain, furnished by W. q.
Penny Saeker, a Co. Corrected Dzfly.
Best Pal eDt FI0tr. 50 toai1 Is
Choice Family Flour.-..... ~ 10 81
Choice 5upefnne.............- s 30 TO 80
Prime new wbeat-............ 80
$eU Corn. fn.........s............ 81
Bran Der tDn-.....-............ G0J
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The CITY MaKkef

The oilov1ng we're the ruling prices IN
mark ct this nOrning:
Butter, fresh per pound. zSN n
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9RAY's srECIFIC MEDICINE.


~ n gl Is b
Remedy,an
usfa aliing
c u re or
y en- N al
Weakne So,
Spermator-
rhea. tmpo
tsncy, and
eali Diseases
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Rsn..ef.I .nS Cs-~evsaan.

la1fsS s3tOek Quola11o1s fnrnlHn1o d
q MN q Co. Clayton HoaHs Blfl1fns
WGminxlou. Del.. a. u NJ to-4&y.
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Illinois Republicans.

Chicago, May ls.--A special dispatch to
the Times states that the Ford county Re-
publican convention elected two Grant and
two Blaine delegates to the State convention;
Stark county convention shows three Blaine
and one Washburne delegates; Huron, with
only two delegates, is the only county to hear
from. According to the Times figures,
Grant has a majority of GA in the state con-
vention, not counting the Cook county dele
cation. AT least forty.two Of the forty six
delegates claimed for Grant from the county
will be admitted, buff the Blaine aud Wash
burne delegates from Cook county arc ad.
mitted solid, Grant would be in minority Of
twenty-six.
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WnshingtOn Races.

Washington, May ls.-Second day of
the spring running meeting Of the National
Fair Association. Track in splendid condi'
ton, weather fine and attendance large.
First race, Mount Vernon stakes, S25 each,
play OF pay,for horses that never won sweep
stakes, II miles. Baby Winslvy won, two
lengths ahead of Cinderella second.
Third race, Brighton hotel cup, one and a
half miles SOS, entrances play or pay. The
proprietors of the Willard hotel 10 add $3.50
and the association $3.50; 500 to second
horse. Checkmate won, beating Monitor
two lengths, Werter third. Time, 2:37.
Third race, mile heats for all ages that had
never ran a ra Of heats: purse $3.50 for frs,
horse. $50 for second. The first heat WAS
won by Eunice, San Antonio second, Glenda
liza third. Second heat. San Antonio fret
Eunice second, Gcendalia third. Third heat
San Antonio first. Eunice second, Glendali'
third. Time. 1:45, 1:50, l:52.
Fourth and last race, grand steeple chns
for all ages, horses that had never won
ste sple chase at Jerome Park, Saratoga, Lon,
Branch or Baltimore allowed ten pounds
purse $3.50 for Grst horse, 500 for second
and $50 for third. -Four horses started
Won by Dispute, Fsustine second, Stsrligh
third
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mississippi valley Planters,

Viva burg, Miss, May lS.-rhe Misss-
sinpi Valley Planters association me, in this
city to-day. The attendance was large and
the meeting enthusiastic. Alabama, Ten
nessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana
were represented. Numerous specimens OF
improved farming machinery were dis
played Resolutions were passed indoors
ing the Mississippi RIVER Commits
sion, claiming the right TO representa-
ton in National and State cotton
exchanges condsmning the sale of cotton
seed, approving the barge line system Of
river transportation, condemning speeulalions
in cotton futures by crtton factors. +. U.
M,ref cad, Of Mississippi, was re.rlrcted
p-esi lent b, Accnm.ti"n. W. Vlck, OF
Mississippi; B.R Lucn., Louisiana; } X Xii
liner. Of Tennessee; s. Is. Uockrill, of Arkan-
ss,; Md r. J. B. Taylor, of Alabama, were
ele, ted presidents. The association Nd
jurned sine die Fho steamer Na'che2
. takes Tho members on Nh excursion tonight
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Faith IN the Government Credit

Petersburg, Va, May lS.-Colonel d. G.
Carr, Collector of Customs here, has been
notified by the Secretary of the Treasury
that the appropriation made for fuel, light
gas, water, ETC., for public buildings has been
exhausted, and the government cannot ex'
pend money which has not been appropriated
The Petersburg Gas company has been in
structed tn cut The gas of from the Custom
house, but the company positively refuses
hsirq willing tn trust to future appropria
tons for pay. The ~ater-works commission
ers also refuse TO cut of the flow of waia
| FROM the building, being satisfied the govern
ment Is good for the amount charged.
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Convention Of California Working

San Francisco, May 1.-THE Workir g.
men State convention met to-day, effected
temporary organization and appointed
committees. The real point came up on the
adoption of the II siority and minority re.
ports the committee on permanent organi-
cation and the order of business; the former
providing for the election of State central
kmmttee instead of entrusting the manage
lfnent of affairs to Kearney, as President, as
heretofore, and the election of delegates TO
the National Greenback Labor convention Ut
Chicago, June 9th. The minority report
provided for the continuance of the old or
ganizstiou of the party, aid ignored the
question Of sending delegates to the National
con ,entipn. After hot debate the minority
Ireport was adopted, 81 to "a, and the con-
vention adjourned until tomorrow morn
inv
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Lou,sy,l,e Races.

Louisville, May ls,-This was tho first day
os the spring meeting of the Jockey Club
There was large attendance at the races
ard the track was good.
First race, mile and quarter dash, purse
$500, won by Volteure, One Dime second,
Buckle third. Time, 2:12i. One Dino was
tho favorte.
TIE second event was the Kentucky Derby
for three yesr-olds, mile and a half dash.
Kimhall was the favorite. Forst won; KIM
ball second. Time, 1927.
The following is summary of the third
ard last race. Mile heats for purse OF
$500: Montreal, Beatitude, 2; Peru,
as; Mary Ann, 4 4. Time, LAB, E44.
Beatitude was the favciite.
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I EsTARLIsHin IN lS49
PRICE FIVE CENTS

nending bin h al been disposed Of and this
suggestion was agreed to.
ihe Pension Deficiency bill was then
passed without the amendment.
Mr. Chalmers then offered as a separate
measure the amendment, which he had Of.
,ered 10 the deficiency bill, and it was
agreed tc.
NJ royor, Of Nsw York chairman OF
,hn A ,.;er' t,rai cor'r,;,,ee renorted / ack
, ,Ss snr,o,, H annronris,ion bil AND tho
W IJo wont INTO nmm;t,ee of the Whole
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Visiting Military nj the nashville
Centennial.

Nashville, May 49, Company ak" an's
Battery "A' of the Missouri National Guards
Battery "a" Louisiana Flying Artillery,
and Battery a." Louisville Artillery, have
arrived here. The Chickissw Guards will
arrive from Memphis to-day, These COM
panies from the Crescent City Battalion
will reach here tonight. Three batteries
and one cavalry company will contest for =
prize to-day. Eight infantry companies will
contest for the centennial prizes Wednes-
| day. Miles equestrian statute OF General
Andrew jackson will be unveiled Ihurs,,
day. General James Vince er and General
Pennybacker, of the United States ARMY
are here, and General Joseph + johnson
will arrive to-day. :,
The city is overrun with visitors from all
parts of the State aud country I" witness the
dwelling Of Mills statute of ia kson on
Thursday. General Joseph 4. John,
ston arrived here this evening and
was welcomed with nm enthusiastic
reception. He was met Mt Murfreesboro by
a delegation of Federal and ex'Contedera''
soldiers, and the survivors { the MeX,cNi
and Florida wars. The competitive drill o
the military companies for the NsshVi'i'
centennial prizes begios Tomorrow at the TAI
grounas. Battery A, of the Louisville art'iI
lery, and Battery A, of the National guard
of Missouri, drilled before large asseno
at the fair grounds to-day for $500, offered rs
prize for the best drilled section. A batter
of Louisiana flying artillery will finish IN
S contest, which will be closed tomorrow tn
, Nashville Light Dragons being the only CAY
airy company entered, received the prize
Q 5000
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City Dots.

There was meeting Of the City Council
the full proceed 'pgs of which sre crowded
out in this issue. The Police Board recon-
mended that the force be reduced to five men,.
which was lost. The office Of City Detec-
tive was done away With, as we'll % that Of
the Policeman who attended the Health OH
Ger ia the exerci:e Of his duties. Other mat
ters Of minor Importance were acted on.
The Mayor appointed the following
Sci col Examiners, which the Council con-
armed; Professor Mcllhaney, Dr.. Bein
and Mr.. T. ). Miller.
The Mayor appointed the following
Trustees for the ensuing yeAs: First
ward. Captsin L. Smith; Second
ward, Mr.. Harris, lumber merchant ),
Third Ward. j. S. Witwsr; Fourth Ward,
J. B. Simpson; also were confirmed BY the
council.
The festival given at the residence Of Mrs
james Wilson, on East Main street last night
ia East Dallas by the ladies for the benefit Of
Engine Company No. O., was grand success
socia ly and financially. The attendance
was good and the ladies showed the guests
every attention, serving luscious strawberries
and delicious ice cream.
A large number Of guests were turned
away from the Grani-Windsor hotel last
night on account of its being so crowded.
The ladies ofthe First Presbyterian church
give strawberry and icecream festival to-
night in aid of their church, in tho old Singer
Sewing machine building at the corner OF
Poydras and Main streets. The cause is .
good one and all should attend.
At l O'Clock this A. NJ. tho alarm OF fro
was sounded from the East Dallas and down
town stations Assistant Chief Willis Adams,,
was GU. with his fire boys, but It proved to
be false alarm.
The entertainment given by tho ladies at
Longs Lake last night in aid Of the Mai
festf nd, ives grand success in every sense
Of the word.
There was an entertainment at the resi-
denra of Dol. j. G. Mccoy last night given
by the young ladies Of tho First Baptist
church Strawberries and ice cream wore,
served by the young ladies'
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ST. Louis, May lS,-The German Catholic
convention re-assembled this morning The
following reply in answer to addresses to the
Pope WAS received:
"The High pontiff,, returning thanks,
lovingly grants the desired apostolic benedie-
ton to all the societies.
CARDINAL NINA"
The committee on resolutions made q re-
port, which was adopted, that all local
churches are requested to send their sub
scriptohs direct TO the financial secretary,
and those in arrears sdmonished to pay up;
1t recommending all +. delegates to take
up their respective districts for the unfortu-
nate of the Wilkesbsrre society; recommends
! ing the appointment of committee OF three
to devise practicable plan to be sent 10 al
local societies, which are to return
it in three months. with the suggestions, snC
the committee to then consider the sugees
tons and make full report to the next an
nual convention; suggesting an amendmen
to the institution providing that sll travel
ing members in good standing be received a
members in visiting societies, and if my re
frain from awarding them they shall be re
turned to their socirty.
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WASHINGTON,
HORACE MAYNARD FOR p. NJ. C,
senator Morgan. Of Alabama. speaks
in Favor Of Unseating kellogg
The Question OF an Agricultural
Cabinet officer Preached
i'm the House, lite Etc.

Washington, May lS.-At the CNbin,t
mce'ir G 10 day the President announced that
he had decided to appoint Hon, Horace May
nar6 ,ef Tenne. see, nov United States Min.
.is.erresident at Cons,antinople, to succeed
Judge Key as PostmssterGeuerd. With
this exception the session was unimportant
most Of the time being devoted to the con,
sideraton of Indian affairs. 1t was decided
to release several Texan herders who were re-
Gently ARE sted in the Indian Territory by
government troops, who suspected them o
being Invaders.
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Spt cial to the Herald.
Denison, May 1S.-A fire brok out at $3.50
tonight in small building on WOODY ward
street, Just west of Burnet avenue, owned by
J. D. Ourand. The building WAS en'ire,
consumed. Loss about $50. A house t.
the west, owned by j. f. Ballou, WAS slight!
damaged. His loss is covered by insurance
A stable to the east, owned by j. ID
Ourand. WAS damaged about $50 worth
The fire was the work OF an incendiary
Rus Legater, living to the east of the stables
suffered slight loss from moving out,
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STATE SPECIALS,
FALLS COUNTY POLITICS AND CROPS.
A Postmaster Murdered i'm the INDIAN
Territory and the Assassins Cap
tured-Murderer Arrested in
Lee County big Fire I'm
San Antonio from
IncendiRrism,
Special to he Herald.

Special to he Herald.
Marlin, May ls,--An enthusiastic Demo-
cratic meeting was held at the Courthouse
yesterday. Spirited addresses we're made by
Colonel j. Il. Dickinson, Senator Brown
and others. A Democratic club was form' d
the fifth one in the county. Fifty men =
bers were Immediately enrolled. j. N
Wharton was elected President, and 7. g.
Oltorf, Secretary. Politics sreahout evenly
divided in this county between the Indie
pendents AVID Democrats.
Neither of the papers Of this place will DC
represented a, the Houston Volksfest.
Abundant rains within the last few DAYS
Crops are booming. There is considerable
demand for farm labor Mt seventy five ceni
per day and board.
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Postmaster Murdered In the Indian
Territory.

Special to the Herald,
DenisoD, May 1s,-Henry Rich, postmas-
ter at Fort Wichita, Indian Territory, wss
murdered Saturday, while on his way from
Caddo to Fort Sill. Before he died h'
accused Mexican, named Frank Martinez
of committing the deed. Yesterday evening
Martinez and man calling himself Richard
Thurman, were seen in town and at onc'
arrested by the officers. They are both nos
held till the proper authorities come ate
them. Both deny any knowledge OF tn
crime, and Martinez claims to be fully able
to prove an abb.
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Prize Fight Tizzle.

New York, May ls-An Erie, renn-
dispatch says the Ryan-Goss prize fight has
been declared of.
Barney Aaron refused to let Goss on
hoard the tug Welsh, which was to take the
pugilis,s TO the place selected
for the fight, on the ground that
the boat had been packed
with friends of Ryan, wbie The friends OF
Goss were excluded. This, the latter MS.
serted, showed disposition to deal unfairly
with their man and insure victory for
RYAN. The match was therefore declared
off.
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church conference ut Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, May 1S.-To-day was mostly
spen. BY the General Conference in hearing
the memorial address upon Bishops and Sec
retaries who have died since the last confer
ence. A note was received from Mrs Frances
Willard, declining to appear and speak be-
fore the Conference. The committee on
Episcopacy reported, recommending the
election at thi. Conference of Bishops OF
African descent 1t WAS made the special
order for Thursday.
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niu,.ter Nnynard's Doings.

Constantinople, May 1S.-After some de-
lay MIR. Maynard, American Minister to Con
stantinople, Sava Pasha having renewed his
protest against the Jurisdiction which
Mr.. MAYNARD had assumed, through
orders from Washington. Mr.. Maynard has
zone to Alexandria to try another Ameri
can. Accused Of numbering An Egyptian. II
i, believed here that Maynpr sis an ss.ump'
ton of jurisdiction, aud that the Govern
ment will ignore 1t.
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Special 10 the Herald

Special 10 the Herald
San Antonio, MAY lS-A fire occurred
about S o'clock tonight and destroyed the
large millinery store Of :. Mayer, on Com
merce street, before the flames ould be mr.
rested. The entire stock WAS consumed
Loss about $4,000. Insured in several com
panies for $4,000 The building was dam
aged about $4,000. Many 'ther large estab
Hsbments were in danger, but Fortunately
saved. The tire is supposed to be incendiary
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Irish Land League Meeting in New
York.

New York, May ls.---A meeting Of the
Provisional Central committee Of the Irish
L.nd league was held this afternoon az
Trevor hill, to effect a permanent organiza-
ton and devise II eans for carrying on the
organization through the Central uuion.
D-legstes from different cities and towIs
were present
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Arrested for u Murder Committed In
1870.
Spec al to the Herald,

Spec al to the Herald.
Brenbam, May ls..-Bob Johnson, under
indictment in this county for the murder of a
negro at Chappell Hill, in 1870, was yestor-
day arres,ed,by the Sheriff of Lee county, and
placed in Jail. Johnson has eludcd arrest
for ten wears, and is said 10 have whiled away
most of his time in stealing horses, num-
Der of which he stole in this county.