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RMaNY

PRUSSIA AND TIE VATICAN.
BERLIN, May 26.--The Vatican, il its re-
ply TO tn note of Prussis, complains th ii
while it. request for explanations relative TO
the jurisdiction Of bishops ana the training
Of priests wac unanswered, Prussia suddenly
made new dem ands. The Vatican declines
TO consider any new proposition uniIl sn
agreement is reached on the matters first
moptad
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committee having the 70 after in
have selected Louisville a. lhs place
pldiug The colorsi convention. This
pne ia Difference to the Hisbes Of the
q people Of the country, who thoughl
ingion was not central enough. The
ption will meet on tho day previously
upon. Ssptsunber "a.
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20 HUNDRED preachers, representing
! different denominations and hailine
twenty-five States, are shorlly to hold
oncord, Mas, q meeting which lhey
rtise as "A National Prophetic aud
ness Convention"
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Ran,iat Rnn,e nin.inus.

SARATOGA, May 26-At the anniversary
Of the Baptist Home Missions the secretary,
Capt. Pat, attached TO the hospital for In
diAns, made an address, Introducing six In
dian boys, iliustrati0g sUccessi7e school
work. He sad the Indian must associate
with citizecs TO BE- himself ? citizen. The
TessrVstiou system W&s wrong. The sociey
elected John D. Rockefeller, Of Ohio, vice
ITpsiCeut
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7. n. 81. A.

The Young Mems Hebrew Association
Festival, Tuesday night, May 29lh, st Esii-
val Park, will doubtless be grand sDocess.
A double treat is in store for sll who at end.
Aruold's full string band will diacourss grind
music fer the dancers, Nhils those who DO
not participate 10 the tsrp-ichorean art csu
enjoy the beautiful comedy entitled The Lax
Loaf which will be presented BY the follow
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
No news from Gen. CrOsk Received at
Ihe War Department.
Statement of the Condition Of the Treas
ury-Nickerson's Divorce.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-GolJ, silver and
United S ales notes in the treasury: Gold
cola AID bullion, Sl92 SOS ,S21; silver dollars
and bullion. S1l1 .843,795; fractional silver
coin, SIS, ,243 1926; United States notes, S52,-
042,S8l total, s3S4799,023; certificates cut
standing, gold, $5S 9SS, ,270; silver, 81 ,57S,-
SCI; currency, Sll ,6SJ,U00.
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CntaoIIc srnoa ofNeuYo

NEW YoBK, May 26.-The Cdtgotic Revistg
snn0uac-s that owieg 10 lhs temporary in-
deposition Of Cardinal n Closkey the Pro-
vincial Sy1od Of New York, suanmoued for
Sunday, June Sd, has been postponed. His
eminence's indisposi'ion is fortunately yield
ia-: 10 his repose aud relaxation from heavy
du les sod snxieties imposed on him By the
preparation for the Synod.
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Refnrm.d Prn,hrierInna.


PIrTsBURG, MAY 26.-The fourth day's
proceedings Of the Reformed Presbyterian
Synod were OF an interesting character.
Alter roll call and devotional exercises
warm discussion took place on the charter Of
Geneva College, Beaver Falls, and the m after
as liuslly referred 10 a committee, who were
instructed to secure the granting OF a charter
If possible, with the amendment offered by
the Rev. MeCracken, of Michigan, requiring
that the bylaws OF the college and any pro-
posed changes shall be submitted 10 the
Synod before taking effect. If charter
could cot be secured with the amendment,
the committee will get it alone.
DR.. S!oau, Of the Board OF Trustees OF
the Gsneva College, presented areporI, which
showed The institution to be in 4 furnishing
condition. After the residing Of the report
DR.. Sloan azked for an appropriation OF
$4,000. r ferred to the Committee on APP
p,opriations.
The committee appointed 10 consider the
memorial from the Cornwall congreg alton,
reported that the congregation desired in
structions from the Synod as to whether they
should refuse TO acknowledge immersion in
| water a. a valid baptisu.
Dr. james Kennedy, Of New York, stated
that they would not say he form Of baptism
could invaIdate il when the spirit in which
/
Dr.. Sloan supplemented The report by say
ing there was not one element in baptism a,
administered by the B Up lat Church thai wa'
contrary TO divine precep;s. Hs therefore
considered it an ipiuatice TO say immersion
was an invalid baptism.
The reports OF the PresbyIeries were ther
| recsi we'd aud filed.
The Rev. R1bb, OF the Committee 90 For
egn Missions, read his report, and specia
session was ordered for Monday, when tb'
work of foreign missi9ns will be considered
and prominsnt missionaries viii be present
Reports On temperance and tob,cco wer
submitted, and the former adopted.
At er reasssriiug their former position
against the use OF intoxicating wine at tn
communion table, and the reporI on temper
aBce, there wss lively discussion, psrtici
paied 10 by nearly all the delegates, bn
pending vote the Synod adiournsd uuti
. | Monday
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LPelnrQ.

A lecture will be delivered at the Taber-
nscle church, on Turley street, at o'clock
tomorrow evening, by ex Senator r. G I'D,
Of Mississippi. His aim is to establish a
system Of lectures for the benefit of the col
ored race. Admission will be free, and only
collection will be taken up fofthe benefit
Of the system. The lecturer is fluent and
thoroughly sequainted with his sutjsci, and
will doubtless draw a good houfe
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EUROPEAN ARMIES.
Russia and France as Against Germany,
Austria and Italy-lhe Tripar.
tite Alliance.
Preparations for the Cars Final CorO
nstiOn-The Imperial Manifesto
TO be Issued.

Moscow, May 26.-It Is understood that
the imper al manifesto whics will be pro-
mulgae ed tomorrow viii announce that no
change will b. made in ihe exisiiug state Of
things in Russia. Tne Poles wig viii be
psrdoned viii be required to promise ua-
sgerTiGg EIaii:r srd rubmiSrion to the
Emperor. The DEGREES If suppression sgainsi
various newspapers will not be sbrogated
although il il believed that partial amuest J
and o,ner acts OF clemency will be subse.
quenily announced. The manifesto will
announce the remission Of large pum
Der II penalties for non polilicsl offences,
tines and srresrs Of taxes due from poor er
DerEOng
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/ PATRICK JOSEPH Percy TYEAS, thi
p "No. l" Of the irish Invilc blss
ID several prcss reporters at his resi-
n BfookIy1, on Ffiday last, when he
d 10 be iIteryieS d, aud stated tha.
he ever deem il necessary to M AXE a
mt hs-. would notify the press. He
r. posi lively asserted that the rePu'ej
Ws wi h him we're bogus.
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New York correspondent OF the Chi
I er- DEAN has found baby agency in
y, SORT OF commission broki rag,
plants are handled as are the cheese,
nd eggs that the couatry producer
S5uth Water street. The parents Of
4 or supsrnumerary offspring just
f,uil Of their felicity TO the dealer
3 them for the article and puts il in
! purchasers. Married people Who
Fortunate 10 proereauge have but o
tIs dealer il futnrs greatness to
psf any desired quality Of progeny
adoption. G ,3d- are rot brauded,
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Ew YokK special TO the st. Louis
|pgteh 5lste5 that Mr.. II. 3. Sheridan,
|eniee OF some twsaty electrical ma
snd the electrician OF the Sheridan
al Company, has applied for a patent
he terms an improved device for
b. or iminals condemned to death. He
anisd bis application by an assign.
transferring to the government the
use his invention. lie alec inieuds
it to all ioFeign governments that
sirc it. The Pateat Office returned
gnlnen, TO him, saying it had NJ
receive il, ard telling him to seek
praver mt rtharitv
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LUNBUs G. DELANo, Of line Of nearly
|ct "Cbristian ststssmsn," il mentioned
9 rszt Republican nomination for gsv-
of Oaio. The advantage of this Hom
q would be in saving the Republicans
.naiion Of p premeditated defeat.
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= .soA dopbtful friend ia wore than a Ger.

uOublIuI Irlenu u WOFst Iuau CtT-
tsiu enemy" and rice Uersd a certain friend
il infinitely better than a doubtful enemy.
Thus Kidney Wort is an incomparably bet
ter friend to the humsn race than whole
catalogues full Of doubtful nostruu'. 1t is
an unfailirg remedy for that tormenting g
disease piles. Il moves the bowels gently
and freely aud thus removes tue cause. Do
mol fall .io'try il faithfully either in dry or
l,n,id fprur
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faud fgr ths Wfdasya szd children Of
the Rn % klE RAEk d hmrdercIs.

GAIvssfds, Tax, Kay 26-Ths Irish
men Of this city are raising f1rd fer the
b.stfis OF The widows and children of the
men recently executed in Dublin for the
Pbmaix PARK murders. Seven hundred dol
lars has already been subscribed, and the in
tention is TO make it $1,000.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Correction from Jadxs c. W. Hsisks ell.
To the Editors of the Appeal:

To the Editors of the Appeal:
1 see in your report Of the proceedings of the
Council yesterday am reported ss giving the opin
ion the District had tue night to close streets and
that when street once closed it could not be
opened gain upcn 3 formal complaint o. the citi-
zeEs 10 the courts unless the Taxing District and
the railroad oonsen ed to have T. done" All OF
the sroTe in quotation is ineoreSt l die say thai
as express power was given by the act creaing the
District to cOs= street ii certainly had the power
10 do so But 7 did not Iay that the Streets so
close could never thereafter be opened upon "a
formsi complaint by citizens 10 the courts without
th5 eoasslt OF the Dis rct and the rsilroad. /
hops .CU viii make the correction.
4. W. HKISKELL.
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cuancerr Court-ncnax.u

Calendar for Monday, May 18th; Nos
1922, Apperson VS. Mason; 4Ol4, Street v.
Bowers.
Wednesday, May S0th: Noe. 72, McDou
gal VS. Insurance Company; 4S49, Oren VI
Smith; 1861, Sisters of Zion ys- Dickinson
4S75, Psge vs. Page; 4i53, Delsgutry VS. Del
agutry; 4467, Dickinson va Green: 1859
Grantland vs. Taxing District; 4470, uiIl,rc
Va Mepten; All, Eadins Va sDickinsou; 446S
Knsbe vs. Taxing District; A5o2, Mosby '
Goodiue. II
Thursday, May 3fzt, No 4231, Street '
Bowers. - ~ -.
Friday. JpHe 1st, motion day.
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I ITs'sury smpIy.

lI % seen from what we publish in
column that the Err anger syndicate,
ON ''g,ing dead" as we have several
cen informed by telegraph, is more
ban ever, and il not only intent on
what it has Of railroad proPerties
section, bat Of buying others. Il hss
Ga the Memphis and Charles on
, ard it ia not impossible thst it may
md make it leading link 10 its in;-
system Of railroads. A few days will
story. Jay Gould is actively in pur
i, aad wants il 20 make short con
by it between his East aud West
Between Two such customers the
ders have good chsucs 10 sell il
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+ ,LEsToE is rejoicing over the projected
>. Cumberland Gap and Chicsg3 rail-
D. Reaching in an unbroken line from
in that State, to Laxiog,or, Ky, and
by its northern and southern connec-
continuous route from Charleston TO
lie, Cincinnati and Chicago, it offers
ountry through which it will run and
lesion especially, as great ocean
% the markets Of the world, ints-
advantages. Its total length will
z miles, and it is estimated
cosl Of the construction and equip
the road from Aiken to Lexington,
i'll amount to S1l,O52,699 80, or an
cost per mile of S23 .667 As. By
ad the distance between Cincinnati
thsrleston will be shortened 152
bs1aeen L0uisville aud Charles
= A. sra between Chicago and
Cihcinnali 155 miles
2l2 miles. 1t will
lEIL1ulsViit Viit' post fertile farming
! some sl,,inss .l tu it will open upva.t
fon the soa.iI nsa oouAK and Aslp to de.
X Of tinlof',Ss ,Sssoosi.sNPf coal and irOr
! inpeu'e ID the rsAeh Of eommerc'
,olors b,,IIrgs large beds the faest mar
: arc i,s sIOOg the 'Sps OF The road
,nd gr 4 hidden wealth i6- copper, zinc
joe. yer costly ores.
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well ailested. Tue yoUeg psei,,a composing
the cast have bsen in daily 1earsll for
two or three week., take sra uter e In
he work, and The prosPect foc highly eD-
Joy able eEtsTtsinmsUt is sIcssding hatter-
ing. No effort will b spIred to make it
worthy of the large audience whica will
uadoubtGdly be present
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L. seems 20 sati.fx

A family want, AEd / wonder how We ever
got along without Parker, Gingsr Tonic
1t cured me of nervous prosiration, and ]
have used it siace for sll kinds OF complaints
in my family.
MRS LIN nc Aihanul
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~ lgtol Ga=eas denounees beau
. 9heme Of the distillefs for avoi J.
payment Of their de5is 10 the govern.
Ir ide next three years. 1. - nov
Pd to ship their whisky in tsnk cars
Dse used for transporting oil, across
padian border, and, without unload
urn it as Imported whisky. All that
backlog j. tie consent Of the aulhori
We shall soon ses whether or not the
aratiou leeds Itself to this scheme i0r
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By the casualties occurring In towns and
cities. OF the United States in a single day
thousands of persons have cause 10 regret
that they did not insure in the United States
Mutual Accident Association, 800 and 322
Broadway, New York.
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NICkERsON'S DIVORCE.
ONE OF THE MAJORS SCHEMES TO OBTAIN
EVIDENCE.


WASHINGTON, May 26.-Some time previ-
Gus to the institution OF his divorce suit, Mai.
Nickerson applied to the War Department
Ior an attested record Of his military services.
He assigned as a reason for prefenirg this
request that he proposed going abroad, and
expected TO visit Egypt 10 witness the mill
tary operations thsre, incident TO the war
then in progress between the Eoglish govern
ment and the Khedive, and as he (Nicker-
ron) was not graduate Of West Point, he
desired to use as credentials an attested copy
of his military record. Although contrary
TO precedent, the department acceded TO his
request, and the papers were duly prepared
10 the Adiutant Generals office, signed By
Secretary Lincoln and attesied with the seal
of the department. Msj, Nickerson did not
go abroad, but it now transpires thst the pa
pers were used upon the trial of the divorce
case, TO establish the high standing and re-
cord Of he plaintiff 10 the suit.
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sCoroneT's inques
N of Deaths hz Wards-Eirst

Distribution OF Deaths by Wards-F irst,
1; second, /; third, 2; fourth, 1; Eth, 4;
sixth, l; seventh, 3; eighth, 0; ninth, 2 /;
tenth, 2. City hospital, o. Still born, o.
White, 6; colored, II. Total, IL.
Aorislity report for same week last year:
White, z; coIored, 1S. Total, 20.
J. H. PURNELL, MD,
secretary Board Of Healkh.
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BlaEter, Vanguard, Greenwood and Had
disco slso started. Time-2I1.
Fifth Ecce-Handiesp purse of $3.50. all
ages, mile and a half. McInlyre d Coz
Ballard won; J. F. CsldwelPs Ballast second,
Carroll & Co.'S Ts1gathsrer third, Man
dsmus, Basselt and Zilpah also started.
Tifne-2- asa
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THE ROYAL INSIGNIA.

The imperial insignia was conveyed to the
throna-room to-day in preparation for corou-
alton Tomorrow. The lie Deum was sung tn ia
morning in the Church OF the Saviour in the
presence Of The Emperor, Empress, and i'm
Perisl family. A heavy rain as been falling
all day, and it is feared that the outdoor
ceremonies and illuminauons fixed for
to morrow viii be marIed in Consequence Of
the uniavoTable weather.
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LAW REPORTS.

Calendar for to morrow: Nos. 7I2I. Far
gason & Go. Va n. A EigringtOn; 7127, Poe
ton va Memphis Water Company: TI78.
Bsckbam VS. Rlggio; 7l99, Peters va QuieIey:
1928, Woods, executor, vs. Weleh ct al.
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IN THE REICHsTAQ

Ia the Reichstag yesterday Sc5olz caused
Considerable surprise by announcing that
Bismarck was ouly hindered by severe eufer-
ings from appearing in the House during he
debate on tie workmen's SICK fund bill.
Richter, in the courss of debate, accused
Wiudlhorst of faIsehood, and was called TO
order by the president.
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May,s Shirt Factory

Is doing an extensive busines, in making
shirts to order. The success OF this shir
fsciory is now assured The stock of gents
furnishing goods 10 BE- found at Mays is tht
prettiest lnlonn, and has all the late snC
pretty stYlea.
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REseAsII

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-Eciipse 4; 81. Louis, 2.
CHICAGO, Msy 26-Chicagoa, s; Pfovi-
deucr, Z.
BALTIMORE, May 26.-B4ltimores, 5; AL
leghenyS,7.
CINoINNAT1, Nay 26.-Ciucinn,lis, 6; Co.
lumbus, 0.
PHILADELPHIA, May Bankruptcies,
6; Athletics, IL.
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GEN. CROOK.
REPORTS OF DISASTER DIsCREDITED AT TIL
WAR DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Up to 1870
o'clock to night Adj. Ger. Drum received
no reply TO kilograms seat by him to-day to
E. Paso, making inquiries for inform alton
relative to Gen Crook. The War Depart
ment officials discredit the reports that Gsa.
Crooks command has been msssacred. A
dispatch from San Francisco ays Gen. Ksl-
ton acting acknowledgement, at headquarters,
stated in answer to the rumored disaster
to Crook, that he had not received any such
inform stior, aud considers it entirely ial-
probable. No news OF that nature has
been received here by any paper.
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1t is rumored that Won Puttksmer, Vice
President Of the Couucil and Minister OF
the Interior, will probably resign because OF
Scholz's refusal to answer the question Of
Johaussn in the Reicbstag, Tuesday last,
relative to Germans in North Scsleswig.
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IanIsrillA RRaea

LOUISVILLE, May 26.-This was the fourth
day Of the spring meeting, ard a great
crowd Of spec aiors gathered at the track 10
witness the rsoe fer the Louisville Cup
Sweepstakes for all ages, two and quarter
milss, and for which the greet Thora, Check
mate, john Davis and Ida Stanhope had
been declared to start. The weather
was cloudy, with occasional light
shower, and the track was good and
fast. Tire defeat OF Thora by Ida Stanhope
was the greatest upset of the season, the
daughter of Lonsfellow and Susan Ann
having been backed at long o3ds to win the
great event. So confident were the friends Of
Reed that his great mare would win the
cup, that the night before they bid as much
as S2500 for her in pools of S4l00, with
Checknate in. ChsckmAte did not star,
and Tnora was beaten by both her competi-
tors, pulling up lame sf,er a hard race
which was won in 4:O43. The oih-
er events we're 4 hali-mile race for
maiden two-year-slds, won by Tallyho in
good time, ! ASA. The second race vas for a
Purse Of $3.50, all ages, one mile and half a
furlong; won by Fellowplay, with RUfus T.
second. Time-l :493 The selling rec,
nile and quarter, was won by Geo. Hake.
in 2: IL, and lhs handicap pure, mile and a
half, was won by Ballard, with Ballast second
Tme-2:oo4.
First Rqee.-Purse $500, m,iden-two.yssr,
olds, half mile dash. Creed's .Tallyho Won
]. g. Greener's Billy Gilmore second, Johr
T. Wiliams's Bob Miles third. Pluck anc
Luck. Wizard, Carrie E chsrds, Blizzard
Eyangeline and Teufull ran unplaced. Tim.
| -4s5. The betting was Billy Gilmore 500
Tsllyho S35-
| Second Rdce.-Club purse Of $3.50, one anC
oue-sixteenth miles. Morris & Patterns Eel
| loypIay won, ]. B. R2ndsl.'s Rufus L
second. N. W. RsyDolds's Chatter third. q
Jehnson's Olivette, w. n Slephenson's Sadi
| WcNairy, McGavoek & Co.'S Boulevard
Haydon & Bsrry's B.gdad, c. F. Enright'
Japouica, Owner. Finality, J. B. Sellers
| Mammonist, and z. W. Thomas's Wsddin,
tDSy also ran. Tims-1 :49f.
TETa Racs.-Louisville Cup, sxeepstskei
forsH agss, two miles and a quarter. Six
teen entries, but sIhe following oniy RAM. J
W,Lsud,s Ida Sonhope won; c. EHnat'
John, Davis secopd, Cceeds- Tho<2 thirC
tGSsckuasis did not start. Thera Pailed .
Hume. Eime-4:04f. ~ o'f
] sc Fou1x ,Rfcs.-SelIing race for club ppri
ef $500, nile and squartsr. *. Bsaden
George Hakes won; E. Beardlie'. Mantle
second, P. NJ. Vests Msjor Hughes thir
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Las, or,sc billiard Match.
cnaxs1,na CamnetItixe priiI.

NEW YORK, May 26-Jacob Schaefer and
Thomas Wallace, in the billiard tournament
this afternoon, played off the tie FOR the .ec-
ond priza. Wallace was the victor.
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A NEW -psAf is about to besproduced en-
titled "Wbat shall he do with nf" Well. il
alp is bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrnp
he'd better take spoonfal three times day
until he gets rid OF his cough or cold.
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AaInteresllug AnniYersary.

PIrTsBURG, May 26.--The qusftsr centen-
Riai celebration OF the formation OF the
United PresbyieriaG CHURCH vas held in the
Sscoud Udited PcosGv terian church in Ale
gheny City day. Every seat in the audi
iorium was occupied, and the aislss were
taken up, crowdipg he church to its uimo't
capacity. Fnlly 1000 persons wers in at
tendance. The room Was Handsomely dee
GRATED, sad presented a beautiful apDear-
anca. he pulpit Was 0mpls.e!y hidden
behind wealth of rare flowers and tropical
PLANS On the wall bacs Of the platform,
exteudin: from one gallery to the other in
ssmicirclc, were the ward., Words OF God,
Forbesrancs in Love" Underneath, in large
letters OF the same description, was "lS5S-
Unon-18S3" Suspended from the wall
on each aide OF the PM pit were two banners
containing the names of the ministers Of he
church for the past twenty five years. The
stsge WAS occupied by thu ex moderator,
officers Of the board Of The church, professors
of semiuarieR, speakers and those who par
ticip,ted in The union twenty Eve years Sgo.
| Moderator McMillaa called the assembly
| to order orll. sitter 10 o'5lcCk, aad iu'ro.
| duibea DR.. ] L, Cooper rs preceding ofiosr.
| IL avery brief address hersfsrred touchiu gly
! 10 The death Of ministers OF tie gospel since
| its establishment.
After devotional exercises, addresses we're
made by the K v. D ErricEerop, on "The
| Father Of the Uniou;" The Rev. james s.
Barr, "Work Abroad During Twenty five
Years." the R.v. d. A Walilcs, "Ogr Z ln-
cstiousl- -Institulions;" the Rv. W. P. Ksue,
"Our Sabbath Schools" the Rev n. c. Nc
DEL, "Lessous Of Twenty-Five Years." ;he
Rev. J. NJ FuIoo, Memorial Odsring',"
aud the Rev. w. G Morehead, The Outlook
| Toward The Fuuure."
| The addresses were intersperssd with sing
| ing, and the exercises closed with prayer
by the Rev. G G. Vinant and the be nedictior
by the Rev. ]. T. Cooper. of Pittsburg.
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SPORTING NEWS.

Last Day OF the Baltimore Spring
Meeting.
BALTIMORE, Nav 26 -L'st day Of the
spring meeting. Rics, Jacobus, Crickmere
Ls Petit Due srd jim McGowsn were the
winners.
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