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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

ave ~ ser ant It~,t ~ cp.Da tfctht This
j. e~-l,.i true eta fan Iy neiicine.
sd ~ ~ j. tive p.ea. thai the remedy
. 1T th-f ~ the iI- ie-t val &c. As soon
~ il had D.en tes.ea ani proved BY the
rhae s.r.i shat !ior Btcr> was the
pag.>. best. and most " liable fani
s. medicine or earil. man limitations
- anl began [, -,.4. the notices
shich me press apI i,.1pie Of the
-,u1try hid expressed tle meets II Ii.
H., ard IN every way trying - induce
suffering invaiI1s to use their stuff m
stead, expecting to make money on the
credit and good Dame Of II. b. Many
others started nOstrums put up in siui-
lar style to II. b, with varinnsl devised
in which the word ''Hop" or
'%'iI1f,' were used in a way to induce
people 10 believe they were the same as
Hop Bitters. All such ir ended RENE
lies pr cufes NJ matter IS At their style
n name u. ani especially those with tie
word Hop or Hops il their name
II ia any way ra11a With them or
heir name, are initiation, CT c1unterfeits.
Z. ware OF them TnG-h zone Of them.
J-e nothing but the z hume Hop Bitlcr-,
With a bluch or q u.,or - green Hops on
he white label iri-t rc;!iry else.
Druggists aud i%crlcf> sre warned against
!eallng IN limitations 81: c"un'erfeits.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

FROM II WINSTON REPTLLICAN.-
The time for hold the state Far at
Raleigh i drawing mean opening next
Monday a week. Interest j, being
awakened III all sections oil the >tdte.
and nonc more than in our midst. Tie
prospects are. We are informed. fiatter-
inc Tor q iaTLc and splendid eX4ibit. and
there "Iil d. ali immense crowd there
T. see it.--A girl. named Magic
Nav made All attempt at suicide. on
Monday night last. by taking morphine.
DIR. Gray's cxertions saved her.
For rObbing the house Of a widow. nam
ed Johnson. 3 prisoners were cach sen
fenced at Yadkin Court 10 a term of 10
years inprisonment.-A r~encountre.
such a occasionally disgrace~ the an
mails Of some frontier settlement. where
the restraining power Of the law j, yet
dormant, was witnessed in our good city
III last sunday. The combatants were
the Morgan brothers. bearing rcspec-
lively the ~enphonious names Of Bud and
Berry and the "casus belli.- the formers
granddaughter. The leo Of Buds wife
was fractured during the melee. BY a
>tone hurled by Berry at her husband.
vt this %iuncture. Bud commenced a tu-
SHADE OF random shots with a revolver.
and moving forward from the skirmish
line came to close quarters with his fra
tcrnal relation. The set-to was a lively
onc.p presenting to the eyes of the specta-
tors HhO had collected a mixed amount Of
clncling and spalring. superior in vim.
ii not in polish to that of professionals.
The battle. it i stated lasted fully an
hour and bore ample. testimony
the pluck. wind. and endurance Of the
beligcrent brethren. At this stage Of
affairs the warlike demonstration was
brought to an end By the appearance 81
the police.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

SIX Sorts SWEET AWAY. A~issP-
RgffFs4asx >x E-st~ut 10 cot
Saturday ulrhT me 8resiang = Bush, vk
Hxe4 bar Hazghv y IN ulz 81
Es>he6 away - the treak1ux .; : %
3snl Mr. B4sh au6 her I've ehts4rt
were Or wDrd vr bu-h. BAD gooe !
the iii t. zee n &py asm&Es wa> b y
Icge. u ale he va " ere mst- ib- ar
gave s2y s~e~piuE r. aweafrS - o
aruc'Ioa IL = >agp-e1 Mrs Bash an
Ter children were a~ecp Ehsa The bo1
~ e4rricd A@Ay l. : ~@lG the Tai
poured duwu u toTfeufs Al u.Ehi 3D..
al that q SUNDAY uufuleE The s@teT
49, 6ttesu ieeg deep a. tss ,Iot Shsrc
The daeIilux had h-so ~careh - as &
i3r Nrs Bu-h a. heg 81 ] &C, aua the
t.ale ii thres II the hytlr 3ues scrc re-
cuytr,d Captain Smith 1vs he never
e~ucouItercd .orc severe weather ibe
steamer Aya3oa - a. ira = . osAs
nuTcf. lie >Ay< tat te took the rrccau
non - rvtuIu rs teSAs1. seek 9utH
the >torD w. over. \ rGn4b-r 81 al
Ve-~> had eUierti tie creek 10 e.
CAPS tle iuTy 81 the storm. the >4i.~ torn
INTO saret- TIE PROF eller Z oHsvaeres 4
the Roanoke lnter ilne, pl4S iug betscsm
Bzltino ie and North Czrtlus. s4s b ~
A>ho (. but "a. siteTsArl pulled oh ~
stc1mcrs
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

PoLIrICS y TIE NEST.-At Ma
ron a difficulty occurred between
q man named Blaylock aud Mr..
James. the town marshal. Blaylock
struck tie marshal on the head With li>
pistol. and a, he id 80. the pistol fired.
The marshal thinking that Blalock had
Shot him. drew his pistol and sent two
balls into Blaylock's back. infiicting IN
JurICs that are supposed to b. mortal.
Blayloch is now lying at a house on
Tow river. on the road to Bakersyille.
and no hopes are entertained Of his re-
coNrrt. 4 he ~well-known Lane brothers
,disc INTO that town Saturday after the
sap ri Luther Ward and before they
could -et il. they had necessarily to en-
gao ia general roy with the Rcpubli-
:"il-. Nothin. but rocks were used in
tic r1at. bat while it lasted the stones
i!rM rex ae ha.l. The Lane brothers
are ,ClcbralcGhmdS at shooting rocks
alG ,,.cN very quickly cleaned out the
cro.d. After the fight. it was nothing
unusual To see men going around with
knots III their heads as biz as prize tur-
nir-. Some of them were wearing their
noses wrong side out. others had their
legs kno, ked out of plumb, and but one
or two OF the participants there We're
who could not boast OF "A bruise. John
Forney. a Democrat. was hit in the
stomach with a rock and seriously hurt.
he rock was thrown BY Johns friends
but john unfortunately got in the way
OF it and was doubled up. The row was
quclled before anybody was seriously
hurt CiDr. OLSercer.
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\ CIRCC, SMASH UP.-Thc scat, ca
rccncd and prccipitated the entire crowd
at least l.Jou persons. timber>. e.. ii
one heap. amid the widest excitement.
Many ulon. and children were
seriously injured. The wife Of ~horll
Taylor Lad ner ankle and foot horribly
man4led. Mr.. ". A. Bolt was Sc
riousiy injured. \ Mrs. Comb, got out
With a liattcned foot. Elder j.. H..
Drau@hn wa, Very seriously injured.
Mrs. Thornton, al aged widow lady. re-
celycd painful wounds. The wife OF Il.
K. Galloway was also very painfully liz
jured- Rebecca Lowry, sister Of the ed
ltor Of this paper. received very painful
bruises. \ child. got, it, arm broken.
Tie wife Of Mr.. Frank Armfield was
also injured. TO give the entire list OF
wounded would i'll too much space. To
say the least. it il providential that 10
or % persons were not killed.-W.
4 ~ q. % Netcs.
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Per -. Ya-e- al N-c1Azsc-
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
Fall Materials; How to Put To-
gether; An Opportunity for
tho Ingenious; CIoaksand
Jackets; Millinery.

ao.L too a. t. your sluter- UNI
! brelIa. II .uy ny. AZ for one having
the new rng acting catch Tor holding
III ouen or clJ,-1 The old wire springs.
10 u4-igLtls aud Liable To get out 81 OF
der are completely done away With and
und0ub-edly this !, the greate,t improve
ment since the invention u paragon
anne
MILLISERY-
The dove. crow. pigeon. hawk, par
trd-e or WlI duck IN your new bonnet
must be na,tened out. tie velvet OF nh
50a trimming made to pa., over the
body and under the wing. while the
cad Lee resting - The lack hair Or
sometimes look. r~eprpachiully from the
.rOnt. t. al ID how yGu Do q thing.
How eI-e would tie ab-urdity u wearing
UGH thing. ~ possible. T. the ration
al mind i would not b. possible bat TO
the fashionable intellect the>e Oruamen-
tation- will be not only possible but
sweet. Equally sweet VII - cocks
heads. gii~teuH4g III a native sury Il a.
a finish u cocks pluma-e- But birds
plumage of all kind, will lie extraya-
-antly employed and just now a ,ayort
idea j. to patch together different kinds
VI feathers. Then there are buckles.
clasp, crecent. and | know mot what.
composed of Irride-cent feathers flashing
all light. Occasionally a butterfly : o.
sUch ne a. TO serve a. Chief oTnaInen-
tation upon a capote. taxing the place ~
the quondam bunch u flowers. For flow
ers in general. hide their diminished heads
being superseded bv birds and feathers.
yet the few imported are YER large and
chiefly 81 velvet. The bonnet Itself viii
be made Of velvet where Il does not
come ready made OF felt; plush. satin
or heavily repped or velvet ribbon be-
ing used in trimming. In the way Of
trimming furthermore do not let u for
get the little birds gathered ii groups
and made To do duty instead 81 a single
large one. But a long suffering public
j. rising up against the wearing OF broad
brimmed hats at theatres. 4 threat i
made that they will be consigned To back
seats and it were well therefore 70 de-
pend Tor such occasions on a little ca
pDte Of flowers. That viii BE- genuinely
sweet. A. 10 ostrich pIume,. you cam
not dethrOne them. They viii be worn
and On the large brimmed straW> with
velvet crowne. % lavi,hly thai sufficient
cGucealment j brought about 10 war
rant then being worn all winter.
RO-ALIND MAY.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

DISHONEST Posi- MASTERS 1t !
known that many Of the y ,st,mastcrs
throughout the State fail TO deliver news
papers through their offices, to parties.
who aie entitled 70 receive them. and 10
whom they arc addressed. This is dis
honest on the part .. the postmaster.
anG OF IN accordance with the oath he
take, TO perform the duties Of The office
We suggest that 10 ali raScs where there
Is any compla; MS against such officers IN
this res cot. and also where the posi-
n -t"rs al unaccommo !atir". G~areics,
y dlsccU.teous IN their Official inter-
coIrsr NI'l any portion of the pto5ic.
thJt Information he lodged w.tEi tic
CT ,ifnal Of lie CrIin Y Republican :x>
ecutlve Committee. Wilh Suitable name
and recommendation f"r the place.
y TaS:-niass ~ WHO holds IL. BOSTON
az tho hands Of a parry. and Is tit4t
po>iti n TO deiraud lie iri.nis 81 THAT
party 81 The rights an! privileges of the
oflcc, i a miserable sccEnGrci I'D de
serves 70 20 - the prrlt' tiarv. ~ Nf,tes
cite 4oaertc II RepaLhcnu. Stotct5t.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

TRAGIC END OF AN ELoPEMENT.-
The papers contain the following ac-
count of an narrowing domestic tragedy,
which recently occurred ut Rhea Springs.
Tennessee:
six months ago two sisters named
Mcrriwether. daughters of a prominent
citizen Of Huntsville, Ala. and bellies OF
that town. eloped to Chattanooga and
were married there. soon after the
marriage one of the wives. whose hus-
band was named Davis. discovered that
he was a gambler and opium eater. He
treated her cruelty. and she left him.
She and her mother spent the summer
at Rea Springs. He logged her foot
steps. and on Tuesday night told her to
return to him or a murder would follow.
He had a pistol in his hand at the time.
She was also armed. and in an instant
shot him through the body. He died on
Thursday
The Young lady. and a most unfortu-
nate II She has proved TO be. was well
known in Baltimore. and greatly adj
nilrcd. Last year only she was a pun il
in stanton. and vas very popular with
al WHO knew Ter. In lie Augusta l,-
male Seminary she was regarded n one
OF iEc brightest lupils on the long list.
1t Is stated tia, s;nce this terrible
TRAGEDY &c has become de.anged.
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

Honest John wa about t. BE marie /
for tae fourth time. His dominic Coz
graduated him. and added: "Ihey ear.
john. you're getting money with hcI !:
Won 90 80 ou The last two occasions !.
you'll get quite rich by the wives.
"Delr sir quietly responded John,
what vi b%riugin' them in and puttin'
them out. Tiers nae mucklc made 81
them.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11
THF PEABODY FU~p-s,sn

THE PEABODY FUNp -tI.nersl
agent T. l. NJ. turs maar a-
show NJ thai uee ostober
Isl Isl. e~.5tfI lad J-en di>fr.hu-
tel - tie income 81. tie fund. The
state - Teuut~~s received sl2 49,
Texas. <l-.pFe Nr SSH: Nr~t
Virginia. $500 Carolina 60
215; North Carolina. t1. Gtar--
=. $50. Mississippi. %, louisa ana.
+, ezt. Florida So Arkansas 49,
%. and Alabama.
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5Hasc Piles Ointment--The Res,
Kennedy for Piles ever offered

Maj. VAS. Treasurer &C he Raleigh
all Castor L. Z. writes a. follows
RALEIGH \ G. june /. 50.
.GESTs.-I have used yaur ";,apicP Piles
ointment ~ a chronic ca-e OF long stand
'ng aud 1t las .'rro~ed slncrirr TO all
"tners- ". ". Eass.
t'r'cc % cents per box. For salc bv
druggists or b. The manufacturers agents.
JoSEs x POWELL.
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- ne meane>t Job ever undertook"
Sa.d = Colorado man. wa tat ot apol-
otiZinE - a widow on behalf &c a yioi-
lance committee which had banged her
husband b mistake. 1t wa, hard to
ind lust the excuse hat would satisfy
her,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOX SALE,

Tn lar = formerly ouneI by L. s..
lis u. ID ID and afteraarr. b. la. s..
wilson, NJ. D., a most beautiful an ae-
-Irabie situations. Land well adap,.t 70
gram AID grtss. Large a i c0nE-l el;
b. use, y stories, ten rooms, wIta all
necessary Dnt-buildIngs and eXr'l eal
well II wafer. Fine orchard AMI
yard oinIa ed near the Haw kTFrr g
mills from Swepsor's factory. . m"..'
rom AebanesviI.e, , from Graham aG.
ADJ ming he Alamance Stock fa-m |.
Robert Scott. 300 in tract. Nor ib-A
third valuable timbereG land.
Also IN connection or separate .
wHta corn AID circular s2w MIL raa
Ll.e', with mill tract containing
acres Of lind. . which there - nose
M '. fcrtil,. IL North Ctrollna.
1o:ms Hti uv known upon applicat- il
TO II. 4 BASON.
Mell lie. Alamance Co.. y. {.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

4 nooi Btpt,st c ergy nan of Bereor.
y y. 4 struf temperance man. suffer
q With kidney trouble. neuralgia ard
'iiZZlrcss almost 70 blindness. over Is.
y-;tfS after he WAS told that Hop Brtct>
would cure INN. because ne W. afrai.i
" any way pro- :alced against "Httc.> -
Since his cure he stys none reed fear
but trust IL HIM 3fffrs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

D.. !. ), + cree. 5tfslo : Z ie1
SCI h'ee advised many ladies' to ty
your fe~oEitc Prescription and ncv. Z
s.e it III! t. 20 more taan Won advriii,,
Your tG!v, NJ. \ " RANkiN.
II! Bates Street. indianapolis, H. Z.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

While camping oUt on the night o't,ie
2nd INST. near San Antonio. Texas. a
man named Desmond was riddled with
bullets and instantly killed. His COM
ranion Campbell escaped amid a shower
OF bullets.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

y. {. Presbyterian Rev. Il. b. M
pine. pastor 81 the Church at GoIdsbora.
y. G.. has received a hearty and untr-
mons call T. the First Prcobytcrian
cinreh 1t Columbus. Mis-. H. WI
IrahaLl n..cnL.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

Made from II ,~rntlcss Materials. AM
adapted T. the uced- # facing and fail
ing htr. Plrker's II ir Ral.am has ia
Ken the first rank Is an clc2ent and icli
aai@ hair restorative
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

E;g"o eNodusting from North Caro-
lima Is not healthy. We see the Gepr-
gia papers that three North Carolina
darkies (from. Wilson county, are to be
hanged in Georgia on the 10Th. They
were ring leaders in n bloody riot that
took place is that State some weeks ago.
which an innocent young man was
ruthles-ly 'rlered@.Goldsboro Ms
Sengers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

An excn-.-e ~ay.. Man average / Z
i, 80 years Bull cough syrup . II
ways i've
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miISGhmER SPsG;tL gtsit
S25 CASH DOWN Or PtArU.
: 10 CASH DOWN on AN CPCAa

Nd the balance Noyvmh.r 2 I..t
~'h u one cent If Iu.r- ID. e..
Il tom cash Rates. ~ int r.-
y nee ~ price. If Glance g. =
Ert Il ~ he Ia /. longer tIDe ulII IT, u
en-, with a-onable ncrea-a 60. t..
All instruments Of every grad #a
price Guided IN tii. sic. o.. w
musical frie DIS o. u. Hrite u. H
Catalogue, Price Lis's. Cirrus.r- san
fu.i partic,.ltrs. TINS sale co-.- O.. r.
Der LIST, loo2. Early purca .-- l.
Cash prices aud easy te:ms. Add
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Tn F,noir 81 Moses.

ca f--atsh4uk- 4-t8u.s tbe N8~.
"fs't ,ia'A .'- 80 -. 3" "a
sss.,
Al az a'g #'t At". :
80 $50 s. e'". .h"t ~" 3. $50 3h
..' eH'''
4 'L'e - r = 't. :" l"- "t#'
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\ pension has been granted To Mary
Wade, of Gettysburg. PENNSYLVANIA. for
the loss of her daughter twenty wears
10 hy n rebel bullet. she having been
partly dependent on this daughter. who
ut the time was engaged in baking bread
for Tic Union soldiers inside the | oa
lines.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

An sttemrt was p1ade Ftiiay night to
wreck the mail train on the RALEIGH and
Augusta Air Line railroad. Near Ham
'et. son Q scoundrel had made a nile Of
railroad ties on tie track. This the en-
ria, ar s." aud removed them. A little
d'~'arce this side vas arc,her pile and
Is to cncine nearly touched when the
a.. ,-e+oa, cl .lo train.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-11
THE ST4TE COMMIITEE CALLED.

A meeting of the Republican State Com
mtee has called by It's chairman. L. Plat Carpcn-
ter Of Poughkeepsie, for Wednesday, August q II
o'clock ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel, in this city. The
purpose of the meeting Is to fix time and place for hold
ing State Convention TO nominate Governor Lieu
tenant Governor, Chief Judge of the Court Of Appeals
and a CongressmanstLarge. IL the opinion Of
several meubers of the committee who spoken to
In regard to subject yesterday, that the convention
Will be held IN Saratoga about september 5.
There n known TO De some objection 10 early con-
by or two Stawart members in this city, but
is not sufficient To affect the decision VI the COMMITTED
This objection Is supposed to DC based the supposion
that late convention Will give better opportunity for
the COnkng Arthur stawarts to organize opposition to
the denomination or Governor Cornell Fire Commits
sioner Cornelius Van COt who Ia member OF tho state
Committee, SAID last night that ho thought Governor
Cornell w0uld probably be renOminaed by reclamation
Other members VI the committee expressed similar
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THREE MORE PARTIES SENT OUT.

ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN CHILDREN START
FOR THE COUNTRY-THEIR DESTINATIONS AND
HosTs-sCENEs AT THE PIERS
Three more parties of little children were
sent out yesterday by THE TRIBUNE Fresh
Air Fund The children came, before.
from over crowded, hot ana dirty tenement
houses and went the guests of benevolent
farmers TO Massachusetts, Connecticut and Northern
New-York. The first party to leave the city con-
sisted of two boys and two girls from Oivet Chapel
They started from the Grand Central Depot at 2
D. TO-. in charge of the conductor OF the New-Haven
train. At that city they were put in charge of
another conductor who took them to Florence,
Mass, when they were met att the station by their
hosts T. E. Hough and W.. i. Fulton. larger
party of children will be sent In few days from
Olivet Chapel TO Florence.
The steamer City of New-York. of the Norwich
line which left its pier at p. n took little band
of fifteen benehcaTies of the Fresh Air Fund. They
came from Hope Chapel and were going to Stafford
Springs Conn., under the care Of Miss Faulheber,
the missionary who selected them. At O'Clock this
morning the little party will be met at New-London
by the Rev. +. w. Bacon pastor of the First Con-
QrcgatOnal Church in that place, and will be taken
by him to the Parish Building, where good break
fast will he given them After this they will start for
Stafford Springs where they will be received by the
the city to their homes The names OF those who
have made it possible for these fifteen children of
want and sickness 10 gain health and strength in
the pure country air as follows Mrs. X. Pattln,
Miss Z. Converse, Charles Beckwlth, Mrs. A. N
Nichols Mrs. L. X. Taft, l. w. Dimrock and Mrs.
w. A. Thompson.
Among the crowds of passengers who thronged
upon the steamer City of Troy which started in the
afternoon for Troy, there were ninety-seyen little
benehcIaries OF the Fresh Ain Fund.- who came to
the pier III companies of from two to twenty-five IN
charge of teachers from different Sunday-school
mission Thirteen of them TO come from
Camp Chapel, II from Goodwill Mission, 20 from
Manor Chapel, from kuox Memorial Chapel. ~
from the Author Memorial Churcn Sunday school,
10 from Mizpah Chapel. from Carmel Chapel. 3
from St. Augustine's Chapel, from Howard
Mission and ! from Covenant Mission. IhIs
would have made party of ninety but two OF
the children did MOI come. They VIII be sent out
today 10 the people who had expected them
The little travellers were all Collected together on
tbe lower deck of tne steamer, each one having
little paper parcel of luncheon and bag or SIMPLY
a roll of clothing The happy expectation
that beamed IN every wan httle countehance
the increasing they bestowed on Their precious
bundles and the constant yOlley OF questions lhey
showered upon their conductors. all served 10 IN
terest and the other passengers on tne boat
4 he party under the care oil the Rev. wizard
Parsons. They will be given breakfast al Troy
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BANK CHARTER EXTENSION.
CONFERENCE REPORT IN THE HOUSE.

CONFERENCE REPORT IN THE HOUSE.
THE REPORT ACCEPTED AND THE MODIFIED BILL
PAssED-FUIL TEXT OF THE BILL, AS II WILL
PROBABLY BECOME A LAW.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-In the House OF
Representative to-day Mr. Grape, Of Massachusetts, sub
mitted the conference report the bill to enable No
tonal banking associations TO extend their corporate
existence. Mr. Randall OF Pennsylvania criticised the
provision that the Secretary OF the Treasury shall sus
pend the issue of gold certificates, whenever the
amount OF gold coin and gold bullion in the Treasury
reserved for the redemption Of United States notes. falls
below 800 He not sure but that the pro-
viso Disseminated against silver and he asked that the
bill be recommtted TO the conference committee with
a view TO having it drafted better form. Mr. Grape
declined yield for any purpose, and the conference
report was agreed to-ycas. 1Os; nays 10.
The following is the in detail Republicans In ro-
man. Democrats in itae; and Grecnbaekers and Read
busters In SMALL CAPsl:
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SCHOOL OF CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHY.

lPRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBuSEI
GREENWOOD LAKE, July 10-To-morrow
morning two weeks session OF the summer
school OF Christian Philosophy will begin here.
under direction OF the American Institute "
Christian Philosophy Two sessions will be heia
daily, and among the lecturers are Professor Georss
L. Fisher, OF Yale College, the Rev Lyman ADeoS ~.
d., Professor George 4. Lsdd, Of Yale Colleges Howsa
Crosby, ID. d., LII. D., Francis l. Patton d. d. LII ".
Professor Charles A Young Of Princeton, N; j., anu
Charles r. Wingate. The Summer School OF Chrisls.
Philosophy Will close July 20 July 20 10 August w..
Union Eyangelisuc Association Will meet here .ns
National sporGmen's Convention, August 81 70 septsa
= glu 10 held.