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From NORRIS : WISE. Attorney Counselor Law.
zgI BTuadway.
experience fifteen The profession Of law has
repeatedly appoiae
the instructions / recciv your inrtitution.
fact, not no" professional man success
fully pursue hs practice without TAR knowledge of the
branches you leach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02

Mc.sIs. Howard L4p5loy and D. ). Willard, late
of the ,iIm of Lap,cy. Field Il Co., have formed %
c0paruer-hiT under the firm name # Howard
Iapsirv q Co., for the continuance Of a general
BROKERAGE business in Srcurtir-. Both parties are
wei and iaNoubly known members OF the stock
Exchange"
N"--ls. T. s Narlor, member Of the Stock En-
chance and :. C. Blake, who formerly composed
tLc firm Of Blake X Marion, and ID. W. Bardau. also
"a mcmb.r of the Stock Exchange. have made a
couarturr,l 5 under Poe rW name OF Marion, b"rd3n
a Co.,, for hc transaction of general bauNiug ana
stock brokerage huolut'>.
Tne Hanover Fire Insurance Company has ce-
clared a ,cui-lnuua dividend of five per cent. pay
able on demand.
The director, of the East River Savings lnstitp-
ton have declared their SEty-seventh senl-annual
dividend. at tine rate of per cent per auuuu. Tor
ia. sIN months cIdIug December 81, payable 10 de-
posi- ors az. cr January 10. lSS2.
The transfer books of the Richmond and West
Point Railroad Terminal and Warehouse Company
viii close January 10 for subscriptions TO
-. UOO, 900 in dtionai stock. ) or6ho.decs OF
record AT the closing OF tn books viii have tAe
ut,lt to sub Cripr 10 tWo-thrdS OF tne amount II
their present holdings, at par.
Mcssr5 Clossou y HAYS are Offering Hnutrd
amour, Of Allegheny Car Trust per cents al 9a.2
and interest.
The total movements IF flour and gram az 'ho
principal point, Tor the week ended Dee. 81, lH'l.
and since Jlnulry l, lor years l79j adj lerI'
trr, a. iOlluWs-
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4nstrnrtlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
there is hut a single day before the studen

4 there is but single day before the students
~ Of PACKARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE will reasseinblc
for after vacation the classes being called
hapas TUESDAY Ito morrow lmornns and as new stu
dents old viii want 10 be promptly on hand may DC We"
leisurey following extracts from various
letters which have to hand There is great deal OF
personal freudpess expressed in these extracts out th
would be OF small fit all The burden Of them
all that institution which they refer Is creditaDe
and efficient school incubation OF business knowledge
and business probably doubt on that
point made the for itself that PACK
ards during % Of life this city must have
merit the point TO which we desire
call young this morning. II you need
knowledge bookkeeping to write better hand
Of practical arithmetic or practical grammar
oorrcspondCnceOr even OF the modern
languages and phoRographv. A. short You want better
practical business customs there
place 60 that is to Packards. Now read
the extracts:
From CHIEFJU STICE NOAH DAVIS.
system admirably adapted TO the training OF
youth, think Ought 20 be adopted IA part o. the
education Of all classes regard to their future avoc
lions professions
From JUDGE LARRENORE. formerly President OF The
Board Of Education.
YOur college constitutes integral part Cd our mnncpA
system education and. such, Will always remain neces
sly in its further progress.
From henry RIDDLE. formerly superintendent Public
Instruction.
Your institution IS principles OF education
they faithfully applied to tie attainment Of the object
designed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
3nslrucllcn.

For Young Ladies-City.
A r Misses PcITlns school, 2,O2l FlIth-ayc.,
~ NoN.YorA Terms ei0t with musical oourse 5000.
NFR. ERNST PEEABO
PIANO LESSONS.
Sons Boston, Mass.
rI'HE MISSES PERINE. 3 East 7fth-St,w viii
reopg9 5heiT En ; an Tiih l G21qs Of Pd ar &y
pupils u.njo:.
For Both sexes-city.
KINDERGARlEN. .,.,.-...-,--.
err al Node iindersaFJen win Ecpe ty Glasses Gor
boz ana girls from % 10 y'ir' No J., @-'-'I Ihe
i"'''' rod ions GEAU~ 4lI lrs kKAue-BOELTE.
MISS :. l.. Chaplain,
vi English French and G.rmal Boarding ana Day aehoo
D.. of0',g.T ,!is t IL U Sea- u va.tista
"eu'' 553 30 instrGc'i5i IN ali departr ent-
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN,
do A 3. III he rqP 5 IRON Nous y to- " DO
MRS. CHAPMAN'S ENGLISH and French
w school9r Yoqns laie' an 'ullr'n reopel3 septn
bor27 al y Wost lt'-s- '''icto As, ~ hunted NUN
Art schoo's-citv
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
1t S cha. and 5raoal At her sao Bella" 10
Keiccnccs 1f b huntington Vim HaEt, Nj James
ii. Hart Nj A. /. Bellows
Tor Boys and Young Mon-city.
A LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS.
~ ARTHUR H. MANN. 3ll Madison-ave.
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE, 7O9, III Gth-ave.,
reoueus THURSDAY September - COLLEGIATE classes,
,reparstoV division primary department Prosectuse
Application. EDWIN FOWL q a. b. Principal
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC school,
Madison ami 4ith-st Ats for the school Of Mines
Stevens Institute sheffield &C. aHt technical professions
I,las.es an Architectural and Mechanical Drawing
A. COLIN lats Engineer Corps, Us y. ana FIOl'HSoI al
Naval Academy.
7 University Grammar school, 1,4S1 Broadway
L J near 41t.st. tl5tl Primary Commercial and
Classical Departments NJ NJ. Hobby w L. nn Principals
NIyLLIAM II. LEGGETT has removed his
w school 10 his regideuce. % East SlotsL The seAU
year Ueg1ns wednesday, September Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02

IRON THOMAS HUNTER, President Normal College.
the highest proof OF opinion Of school when
placed my your after he had expressed dc
Bfe and have reason to feel sat
did the best thing 70 III him for sue
in business.
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Per HDT@t b,'tr. Vessels md Rtiiry rds
NE~IOBK. Saturday. Dec. 81. 1872,
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There is good these brief cStacts hut after
al 4 eav be well r. send for The story Of 1.-Two school,,
winch is very interesting BOOK and contains fun stale
m Of the processes school The took De read at
any time but tomorrow the best time to enter he school
Address s. > PA, KARD olj broadway.
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NU'u)3 AYr9% IlTiIHTlIL ~ Y. mo
Light ...........-- AZ ~ t- 80 ,
Mulil" ...-...-.. .....--...----" d-' = a.
Heavy .---z! az, a H-' 80 ~
tiUuD Ill f-'
CllcarjI aitl5-Lisaj. 5j1-I ji.ad.c -5s-i tcs'y.
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From H. b. McCREARY Principal Of The Bryant stratton

business College. Utica.
am sure there institution Of learn
Ing man who be credited with more Intelligent labor
in the Interests Young than = Packard. and any
youns man greatly benefited by contact WITH
your In sution surely but himself 10 blame
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02

From IL c. SPENCER Principal spcnaeran Business Col
lege Washington -. CT
T1ert probably school better more iavoIaby known
un yours and noue a,suredly dong lasting
hold good VIII of al your coworser- through
out the country, surely than that my
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02

From ]. G. BRYANT Principal Buffalo Businas, College
Your college 70 leading
schools OF this and yoa head have
DOING valiant effective
building uP honorable aad enduring reputation
department OF education.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02

BETTE grades b. tur demand ale aicap3i -t-. .' DDS
- No and Pale. part already reported 900 ut I'D Prices
lIi.-Q ..s,. yep rt'i. 90. hanged
OCEAN rN. i.,fi B. .EusAc-' gni'i; fl ..a' ne
,l..r...I itN...... ODD =. steam. tiI.4I %
,,tJ.J. bod adj 70 ... rDHaud.-r uNc.i. d. ~
Don. steam. D,,.'u su i Grain, oor t. '. u 100
oran. AVN" 5l.i '6tHIIiC Norv...1o bars,
800 bb.-; Refined - Petroleum, ,.- ''.'.-.o-
gen ago a.t ol.k "nh 9"i ---.' ..N =;
81 CO, Iiir. 'lL. go tons. DOT .'.' ~. %. -,,,
r.ro'.,,, Ak IN NJ, ' "sNIoVibO 5. Bj..NJs
AIuI.S. Hlfii>H h'tt. ."! to-, ha"t,, ii' .' oil.
about 81 $50" ana foreign i' 'aIs ..- d..
TANZA-. bark, -'i to.. hence, Coal 81 Ai..f e, II
BARREN, orig. 3' toa- hence general "a" D. + ID. . ~
sugar 50 cargo oat port charges -i A+' " INT
ISL ISL, .ehoGn"E - 9 OK f 81, IA, Si. hence
grs ~ ions mona Fsrnln!nl. Lumas. ~
ORR British sa''' NJ ''i Id l,% i ~
schooner. 300 tons. AuHor, nom t'l- '.t 2,
se,oo5er 'S' 1n IRON io E'f 8asi. l1 lT,,r n
AUGUSTINE. schooner -66 tons from -t--'i it.,
p,v,.e.fu an Hs. loH.J 1clo Evi,r .H iurr i4.a,-
'' F'is[A NDf< 4. schooner. 400 tons t.... ~t'G',
+r Hn"'i.. -. l'N hence 1iN " t,,1i .,i t..
t't IA, 81 - n =. ~ 80 s,AV'"''' DO '".
''t''.. W. '.,r i,.t,I isrs aud i. baltimore
si',,' E',iH ",... ~ Cs.. I6GEI.., ...d. m
Refined "a. 'r.' '.,.r- arc fep'i |"l 10y '..' -
''-o"s ol.j''t = N ', - - 500: ls. 3d. , %
sZ4c. uI, --ie" i' +: il' 3'.,,t - ~.
co. 49, DO, ir,,i o. I,5.,.. ... 49,. rrr
o. - .'' -..'.,- W.. ', ,'s,i, ~. ... .. ....,
yF-'-' 49, ..i -t,rf..r. mn ...... tIsoJ
so-." an i3', a i.s, o,cr,., "a, a.. nan
.''uo'r p. ','. ''.s,. ",'i.'I s.i ,,. 10y
i"I g. HoAi, ,,1' ',,rtf ,5, .. ....., nom
ao ,. -,. c'S, " r.,efa 'l,.- .os.i.eF
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-05

The Knight Banding contest for seat
in the Board of Harbor Commissioners was
argued and submitted Tuesday before
Judge Allen.
A number of Chinese laborers last Mon.
day sailed on the steamer Makes for the
Hawaiian Islands. The majority of them
secured registration certificates.
The Ministerial Union disapproves of the
step taken by the Prohibition party iu nom
mating for State offices. The subject was
lengthily discussed at Tuesdays meeting.
The extradition papers for Charles Dor
sey, the Nevada county stage rnbber and
murderer of the banker ". +. Cummings,
were forwarded to Captain Lees Tuesday.
Moses Adler, the ieweleT who was robbed
of his diamond sleeve. buttons by TRUSTEES
in the City Prison about week ago, swore
out warrant Tuesday against Mike Dem
ny, o. G. Hutchinson aud John Sampson,
who are accused Of committing the crime,
charging them with grand larceny. They
were sent back to the House OF Correction
when the robbery was discovered, and viii
be brought from there now,
William Dresbach, who became one Of
the suretjes On the first bond given fer
ISliaIAG4 II &hEEi va AtlS IA III VI I1<liilicu
& Hausen), arrested upon two charges of
grand larceny, for having, it is alleged,
stolen proInis5ory notes from the Pacific
Bank, yesterday withdrew from the bond
and surrendered the accused TO the police
authorities. Hansen is now in Jail.
The General Association of the Congre-
gational Cnurch is in session. about 100
ministers being present The officers elect
ed sre Moderator, S. A. Chaplin, San
Francisco Assistant Moderator, Rev. n.
Willot, of Santa Cruz; Scribe, Rev. II. II.
WIkoff, of Sonoma Assistant Scribe, Rev.
W. C. Stewart, OF Lodi. After the ap-
pointment by the Moderator of several
minor committees the meeting adjourned
Wednesday.
The insurance and commission firm OF
Dsgener & Co, formally announced their
suspension Monday and requested their
creditors TO meet at their office in the alter
noon. For some reason ouly portion Of
the creditors attended. A statement OF
the fras's liabilities and resources was
read, but owing to the limited attendance
it was not deemed expediens to definitely
line out sny couTae for the future. Among
the creditors are said to be several local
banks. It was reported on the streets that
Degener & Co 8 liabilities amount 70
500 900 A member of the firm says II Is
probable that an arrangement will De maae
with the creditors which will enable tna
firm to continue business.
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PANS, October 4th.-ArtLur Meyer, q
the GauiojS, and CASTOR Dryfus fought a
duel with swords to-day. Meyer was wound,
ed in the cheek and hand.
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F. = a.

For sale-A fine two-story frame dwelling OF 7
rooms, closets and bathroom, gas, hot and cold
water. The lot is 40XlG0,w with stable in rear
Price, IS, coo. Terms Of payment very easy.
For sRie-25o acres OF best wheat or alfalfa land ;
one mile from shipping warehouse. Price, $50
per acre.
For SaIe-A neat oHe-stery Frame Cottage 4
rooms, all hard dbished large, high basement.
Lot 25X9J feet. Price, $3.50, oDehali cash down,
balance on time to suit BUYERS.
fOr SaIe-2l7 acres improved, well located
FoothiI Farm plenty OF water and timber
Pvice, $500; easy terms of payment.
For sale 49, A handsome and well built one
story cottage, four rooms and hail. all hard
finished. The lot Is n 40XS0 corner Price, 81 Co.,
One-bsif cash down, balance on easy terms.
For SaIe-i0 acres, six miles from Sacramento I;
90 acres are a bearing vineyard Price, 81 500.
For Sale-Two full osks (adjnning), high and
rich land. with orchard and vineyard and alfalfa
House and barn. The entire property is offered
at very low prise. and can be paid for in install.
ments
For saIe-120 acres Of improved FoOthl Land /;
n running stream OF clear, free water 20 ir-
Tigate with . acres Of this firm are az rich and
level as any IN the valley.
Fer sale One block OF fine garden land on river
front: fine orchard; house and barn. Price,
For sale 25O acres with improvements: fine
Grain Land abou. 100 acres row DioVed
summer ialiog only Il miles from here we'll
fenced some yak timber this farm. Price,
only $500
All this and lots more - n. STROBEL
viii sell you. His Office is 32l ] street.
ar Money Loans Negotiated and Fire
Insurance risks sol cited by CARL sTRu-
BEL, Iogr Broker.
NEo ~ AZ It'd n& - Ia
sol lott
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HARDWARE, IRON. sTEEI. Eric

G. UeErrGaDn a co -Haautactar rs and I'm.
porters. 10. $50 hearny ST near Pine The finest
hats at the lowest prices Factory: II Belden st.
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FOR SALE.

YEyuE PUrSAM HOTEL AND LOT, IN 20
the toau Of Auburn, Placer county. TAe s.i!'
house is o large thyeest0ry building, new, and IN
contains 90 rooms II Is in fTst-ciass condition,
with all moirrn improvements and is doing fine
business n Is fGraisTcd throughout with the best
furniture. Fcrs 'us who cont mplAte engaging in
the hotel b1sioess viii find this rare opportunity
as the property Is go)d and ia thriving town
Bids for the property viii be received in writing by
the ENesu,or u The Estate, ADDISON PUTNAM,
or by ). 7 KlNKADE, his attorney, 1t Auburn
Cal SIS lp-Ul*
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SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.

ROME, Ostober / .h-rhe report Glat the
Pope had been shot at is wholly without
foundation
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HOME and ABROAD.

Democratic State Convention
Delaware and Georgia Elections =
Texan Killed by His Br0iher-Turf Mat.
ters-SominaiiOns fer Congress-NeSro
Taken from n Courtroom and Lynrhed
Opposition 10 Musical Instruments in
Presbyterian Churches-A State Senator
Of Nebraska KiiIed-Isems OF Foreign
Sews-Etc.
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weather is cloudy and sultry.
COliIery Fire iracuIous ps.an. =, VII

ooiiiery kire-M Miraculous Escape OF Min
ers.
WILKEsBARRE Pa, October 4tb.-A fra
To-Day &C the Stanton air shaft DESTROYED .ba
entire beai-house. At the time of the f;rs the, %
were sixty men IN the pits bslow. Their fam.
lilies and friends were soon on the snot owl
their sgonizing cries were pitiful. All tbe
men, however, were saved. Ga coming out,
many of them fell to the ground in a, eY,
hausted condition. Their escape through the
gangways leading to the Empire mines was
miraculous.
Killed by Electricity.
NEW York, October th.-James Stainterz.
ineman in the employ OF the Brush Elec.
trio Light Company, received shock from
line he was adjusting, and was almost in
stantly killed, the skin on both hands hang.
ing in strips, as if scared eff with hot iron.
Shot Dead In n Gambling Saloon.
GALVESTON, October 4sh.-William Solo
mon was shot dead last night by Seminole
in gambling saloon at Fort Clark.
Negro Hanged by a Mob.
PROSPECT CTenn), October 4th.-Henry
Holloway lcoloredl had a hearing yesterday
before a magistrate ON q charge of brutally
outrsgirg Mrs. Dodgers Saturday night. He
was pronounced guilty, and was Instantly
seized by the crowd and hanged from bridge
near by.
Died of His Wound.
DENIsoN (Tex.l October 49h.-Judge
Wood, of the Chocsaw Nation, shot by
employe, is dead.
birthday Celebrated.
NEWPORT (R. II, October 4sh.-Baucroft,
the historian, celebrated his eighty.third
birthday to-day.
opposed TO IusicaI Instruments.
PHILADELPHIA, October 4sh.-The Pres
bytery Of the Philadelphia Presbyterian
Church, by vote of II to 6. enjoin the use
OF Instruments of music in any service OF the
church, as destructive to the harmony Of
worship among the churches.
Destruction by Fire.
BRIDGEPORT Conn J. October 4.k.-Wat-
sons iron works and the Craighead & E,welI
Manufacturing Cnmpauy's building were
burned to-day. Loss, $50. coo; insured
Two hundred and twenty-five men are
thrown out of work.
Boston October 5h-A. "A large fire
is raging in Rawley, Mass. Three buildings
have already been destroyed, and as. istance
is asked from Newburyp0rt.
Boston, October 5.h-A. M.-The account
Of ths RawleY fire is exaggerated. Two
houses aud three barns only we've burned.
The less is IS COO.
TheFmOmetricaI.
lew YORK, October h Midnight.-
Highest temperature to-day, G5'; lowest, ~.
CHICAGO. October 4 h.-Highess temper.
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STAR MILLS ARD MALT HOUSE,
NETB0yRE Il IAGyS.

MOS. so, 80 AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO,
IN dealers 10 Produce and Brewers Supplies Man.
ussc.urers Of Malt and all kinds Of Meals Oatmeal
Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour, Buck.
wheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bags for sale Agents
or Buckeye Mills Flou-, NarysviIie. aul7-lp
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sTATToNERs, PRINTERS, ETc.

Il. 8. Crocker q E0.-impoTting and Manufact-
uring Stss;o1ers, Printars aud Lithogrzphsrs, Nos
zi5, Eli and 30 Bush street, above 3aasome
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RESTAURANTS
RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.

SEatn'E Family Bakery snS nsnIng
Saloon-Eo. 635 Market street. Wedding Gskes
ice cream, oysters ieles, etc.. constantly or hSaa.
Families supplied.
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BUSINESS COZ. seEs.

Pacific Business College and Teiegraoh;e
Institute-(Life Scholarship, for full Bls!ness
Course S70) W. E. Chamberlain, Jr, and L 4.
Robinson, PIoPrietors, No. 800 Post street. oppO.
site Union Square, S. f., Cal. Send Tor Circulars
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The GHtsa Perclss and Rubber Mznufaet.
uTing Company Manufacturers OF Rubber Goods
OF every desert tion. Pstcatees Of the celebrated
" Maltese Gross Braadn Csrboized Hose Corner
First and Market streets. J. w. Taylor, Manager.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR A NEW FIELD OF
~ labor. Live, energetic men OF good address
can make big money. Address BUTZ 4 MEEKER,
oil Broadway, Oakland. Cal. sIg.Im
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ST LOUIS, October 4th.-As the Yelled
Prophets procession was passing down
Washington avenue last night, section of
seats erected between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets fell serioualY il turing several persons.
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N0W TIE FAIR Is OVER.

W oo&s CAN BE RENTED AT THE CLUNIE
IA BlocS-Furnished or Unfinished cheaper
than auy otter house in the city. Rcfcren re-
quired. MRS GRICE, Proprietoress, Eighth and
K streets. sS-lplm
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Democratic Delaware.

WILMINGToN (Del) }, October 43h.-The
State is regarded as Democratic by 4, 800 ma
jority.
WILMINGTON, October 4sh.-Later returns
show Democratic majority ia the State on
Inspectors of 2S5, and { Republican ma jority
on Assessors of 1l3.
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& MAKE orp suor
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CAIRO october 4th.ISTenerat W oIse!ey mas mas
troops in the Egyptian campaign on their
endurance, courage, gallautry sd good be.
havior The order says tAe Queen Is proud
# her soldiers, and sneral Woseley, 10 the
Queens name, thanks them fer their vaIor
and 6jsciuiine
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HATS,

school CO civil Engineering, Surveying
Dt&~iHgaud AssGyfaE ~ Post At. A. Van der Eaii5n
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Nominated for Congress.

LOUISVILLE tKyl, October 4sh.-The Dem
ccrats cf tie First District have nominated
John r. Grace for Congress. Oscar Turner
present incumbent, is the Independent candi.
date, and H. FL. Houston is making the race
for the Raruhlcans
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ST. PETERSBURG, October h.-The Rus
siGn Courier says that Tian Chu, TIE lead, r
in the Buugan rebellion against China, is
Il. a6
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Adelaide Phillips Bead.
LONDON. October Al. - Miss AGelsi
Phillips, of operate fame, is dead.
fSECnNn nISpATnn

LoEDoN, October 45h.-Adelside Phillips
died st the Hot Springs 10 the south of
France. She had been in Ill health, but aG-
vices previous To the amour cement of her
death represented her as having iued
strength.
Diplomatic Difficulty setsIed by Death.
ST. PETERSBURG, Ocsobsr 45b.-The death
of Tian Chu, the leader Of the Duugon re-
bellioa against China, solves q grave diplo-
matte difficulty, as China persistently de-
rnsrdeh his sI1rranArr
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