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To be reported.1
Democratic Conservative State Con
VentiOn.
Rooms STATE DEN. Co.'s. EX. Con-.
JACKSON. MISS AnriI o 1874

ROOMS STATE DEM. Co.'s. Elk. Con-. !
JACKSON, MISS, April 8, 1884. !
The DemooFatlc-D ouseryatiye State IL.
eseutive Committee have named Wednes
day June Ilth, 1884, al II O'Clock a. NJ,
n the. city Of jackson, a. the time aud
place for holding State Convention to ap-
point delegates 10 the National Democratic
Convention, and 10 nomins,e Presiden-
tai electoral ticket. All Democratic Con-
sentative citlEens 81 Mississippl. irrespet.
tive q past political assoeiations. and diff
ierences who can unite with rs 10 the
enort Tor pure, economical and constiu-
tlonai government are cordially invited to
loin 70 sending delegates 70 the Convention.
Inc basis Of representation will be the
same a. heretofore fixed, unless otherwise
orderea b7 the Convention. viz. Each
county VII bseptitlsd 10 double The nun.
per q ieltgales chat Il Us R6nFesentatltes
u the lower House Of tlis State !, erislature
Inc COMMITTEES recommends Saturday;
MAY elst, 1854 IS the day hpon which the
counties shall hold their c6nventioos. uue
less ire County committees shall otherwise
'taeH iFt4Fea TED that s thogsIigh or
laniHalion 81 he heniodf Io - ,trsntive
party, be e4ecied 10 each county. brepare
'toly % The NOVemk er election.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
srPoRrrD wEekLY Br c. c. CAMPBELL
MONDAY, April rs, 1884
rA f.lI.,,-;,,,. 49,. - n.

MONDAY, April rs, 1884.
The following cases were affirmed.
4405- Robert Wilson vs.. james ysn,..
55-Georgia Pacific r. r. Co. w. 7T'u
Walker. :
4567-F. W. Rosenthal 4 Co. ct ~, @.
Enevoldsen, Admir-. Fl al -
Wiekham 4 Pendleton v = I'D,
Green. W.
4576--J. C. Herrin, It al, vs. Warn, ,
Mobley.
$3.50. D; Hundley, ct al. vs.FA
Wolfe, ct al u
4590--V. 4 NJ. K. K. Co, vs.. Phil Ia,
4596-Lucy Campbell, et al, ". Nm
Campbell.
Tbs follow:ngcases were reversed and re.
manded
4545-R. NJ. Marx vs.. State Of Mis.i..ir,,
4547-IllinoisC Central K. T. Co.. ". " IA
Andrews.
$3.50 Robert Hunt Vs. State OF Mi,.is.i,
pi.
4577-W. J. Herman vs. Louisa Co.,
maine.
4579-C Carver Gin & Machine Ca.vsSB
Wilmoth.
45s2-Dennis Pickens VS.. State OF Nis.i..
sippi.
4597-Geo. w. Parker vs.. +. I. Cl,A
Surv. partner
4595 NJ. Langford vs.. 7. II. Weather..
by, ct al, affirmed in part and re-.
versed in part
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SUPPOSE Randall was nominated for the
Presidency by the Democrats and the Re
publican party slaughters Blaine again,
seriously would not Randall carry Penn
sylvania? State Ledger.
We will see Won later
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Cor. w. n ISeE will deliver the an
nual address at commencement Of
Franklin Female College. Holly Springs.
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Col. Nugeat opened the case Of the
Natchez, jackson 4 Columbus Railroad
Company against the Commission, on .
motion for injunction before Chancellor
PeytOn, in four hours speech. Judge
Watson win argue the peoples side Of
the cause to-day.
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hon. r BaEksdale is q candidate 70,
se-eiectlon 70 Congress. and this district
1ofs not contain any better man e..
tne piags ne isa hizh.tone5 hono 80
srle, ehixalf1li anlb clsFiiSiSan ,,,s,,.
rink Of al these very fea1fsiIes ~ -.
public man and then back All fh.t = =, s
with the fact that his heal y - i I'm "
brains A. any man ii the state. IL 49, =
es4 proven trIie Is steel fo the 49,
interests gt' iIl6 Etat6 ana us kcre -, =. !
people win show their al,1i, M 4, ~
ne sefKlees by returning lin ~ CO..
ERss- Bflndon Republican.
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-cooFEB, a.
HILL

While il is the duty Of railroad compa-
MES to use reasonable care aud caution 10
prevent injury 70 stock straying upon their
rack and what is reasonable skill and care
y determinable in some measure hy the
character Of the agency used by them, vel
they do not owe Il To the owners Of stock
70 procure the best appliances regardless
Reversed.
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LINCOLN parts his beard in the mid
die.
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~ 80 kf0E. w fifts1nF - ST.
~ -. B. q hq| escsiion IA - or'IrS
we answer GU az a15tf 4 |ozss y. 49, s.
a.'.ales Tor Congress Prof. c'l.S6 49,
PITY one VINO appeAfa Is have fsIF
ID q pfasn9cls t. Hazard ~
COUNTRY fabt Th4 fs.''I. :,
learning Nt6 gibson
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RATEs OF sUBsCRIPTIO1.

ReIniftanees should be made By postofles order
When the same can be obtained, or BY Fe5isterea
Hitter When entrusted 70 the mails IN the stolnAIy
gay the publishers will not be responsible Tor los
II j. cur custom % send each suhserilet noues
when time expires and shall feel Obliged lor PfoniP
renewals.
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Wednesday, April 80, 1884.

iowa Democrats for Tilden.
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4595-B. NJ. Langford W. 7. II. Wes,b.r.
by, ct al, affirmed in part and re-.
versed in part.
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SUPREME COURT DEClSlO $
APRIL TERM, 1850.
MCKENZIE

Reported for The Clarion, bv Robert sbo,u,u
Attorney st-Lsw, Jackson, Miss
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MCNEIL.

Mon Hill
From the Circuit Court of Kinds county,
Second District, Hon. r. }. Wharton,
Judge.
This is an action brought by the appetite
| against the railroad for the killing Of GER
tain stock by its trains. On the Trial de-
PENDANT placed upon the stand its engineer
who was in charge Of the train which
killed the stock, and by him proved that
the equipments Of the train wer, such a. are
usual and sufficient. On cross examlna-
lion this witness stated that the train was
not supplied it'll air brakes and that by
the use OF such brakes train could be
stopped more readily than by those IN use
by the Company. The plaintiff asked and
obtained this instruction: "RaiIIoad com
panies must have the btst appliances for
the management Of their trains aud loco
motives and skilled employee, and If by
reason Of the lack of any Of these they
kill stock, they are liable Tor damage ~
the party injured
Nngent q Melville for appellant.
Wills 4 Williamson eonta
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MICHIGAN Republicans for Blaine.
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We will see YOU later.
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Gregory, of MAJ, born $50, wrote III
Greek, as did Basil, Cyril and Chry-
session., and he says the same in effect
So, also, John, of Damascus.
IL all at these great scholars, ancient
and modern, were not mistaken, the
question il settled, and 1t ia settled in
exact accord With the wei known mean
ing Of the word 6aptis0. DR. Hunter is
4 brave man to face the ablest men IN
his own church, and the greatest Pedo- |
baptfsts Of every age, and tell them they |
are mistaken.
Holding fast, now, to the true and |
well ascerts ined meaning Of the word 4
il Is easy 70 understand the meaning Of
the passages cited b Br. Hunter. IN I
every case the hguratlre 81 TROPICAL
meaning Of word Is 10 Be ascertainefl
by It's literal meaning. This rule can
never be reversed. We quote
And when the day Of RentecOst vas
now come ne use the new yersiionl thev
we're III together IA one place. Ana
suddenly there came fsoin heaven :
sound, ~ 0f the rushing wind. ana 4
Sled al the house uhere theV we've 81.
ing. Acts q
Note They were IN the house
2 The divine influence came s.,d ana
IL h2Nse With them Il It. DE-. Hnnfer
ays ~ p7gftE s1f 81 coming was not
he hapflsnlS and s S enfte1 lei =
oppose company o. peapl6 nrs down / /
z ship. and the waiter rlslaes rs sn5 | !
Us 6; hat bet burial Or i.ar,s,,sii. '.s. 4
I91la tnat BEL q eonere zion Is isl s
hal SO aepf fioS open. ieffing (
3 s ice g eel4 llns ~ II b
louse does not any elI ses Is g 5 sss.,;Slf !,
g g immersion in cold ar. W. 49,
z that our brother should deem :.
NE @ 81 se1 this ease
BY E4e ~ plte 80 =
pskIset 41ecl1 Nth rs II.eSai - q
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Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
Around About Smyrna.

rom The TInc,,
LekleA Dawson took ch arse of theKen'
Vn pubic school OF Monday.
MIS- oWeh Crow, Of Wilmington, is visit
ls her daughter, Mrs I. ". CaveAder, near
MISS hate Bell has been ON visit of two
y ". llree wceSs to Wilmington Miss May
HLiySe rl M If also visiting In the same city.
Inc WaspS, OF this town. and the humble
@ v oi lover, Crossed bals Vn Saturday Al
uilVGi, III 'hls town, in which the iCrmer
were defeated by g. ore % to ~
Iio.h lle present outlook the people OF
~ t@e,islc and vicinity will have no 81 eambOat
w. Ms Stdhon The Maid of kent mas been ii tied
", Tor another route.
.oin all parts 4 the PeIinsu la tho news Is
"st the ltuit crop ofall KINDS never prom sed
vV!"t ,1' Here We are at the middle OF April
"''l 'ne petals only OF the earliest peach
V,rsfVlhs opening,
,,asa, rei Sharts ul tie capital stock of the Ma
", 'O.'"I halik Of Smyrna changed hands last
," Hi,a, w por sh0re the par of which is $40.
lazy, is., paying div,deLd Gi 8 per cent for the
1ss .pst FIX Months S. " was added TO the sur.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

All notices not sent In by II O'Clock
Saturday morning will not be published.
Preaching at the Almshouse, Sunday after'
noon, at 2.3O O'Clock
Asbury-Preaching at lO3o a. m. and..7. 80
p. IN. by Rev. W. L. 5. Murray, pastor.
New Jerusalem church-Preaching at 10. 80
q. m. by Rev. J. b. Parmelee, pastor.
Epworth M. Z. church. Preaching at 10. 30
a. m. and 7.30 by Rev. ". b. Gregg, pastor.
Union M. 4. church-Preaching at 10. 30 o.
IN. and 7.30 p. IN. by Kew. q. W. prettyman,
Second Baptist church-Preaching at 10. 80
o. m. and 7.3n p. m. by Rev. X. b. Cook, pas
tor.
West Presbyterian church-Preaching at
1890 a. m. and 7.3O p. m. by Rev. A. N. Ke!g-
win, pastor.
Olivet Presbyterian church-Preaching at
10 80 q. IN. and 7.30 p. m. by Kew. Charles +.
M llery, pastor.
Service in Rodney street chapel at 7.3O p
m. Bible study In the Sabbath schools con.
nected with the church at 2.3O p. m.
Household Of Faith Rev. Rufus Wendell,
pastor, will preach at 1880 \. IN. and 7.3O p.
IN. Bible school at 2.15 m.
Kingswood M. Z. Chapel-Preaching at
1890 q. m. and 7.30 p. m. by hev. W. A.
Wise. Sunday school at Up. m.
Church Of the eCovenantReformedEp Episcopal.
Preaching at 1890 o. IN. and 7.SOp m. by
Rev VIM. H. Barnes, rector.
Reformed Episcopal church Of the Re-
deemer, s. W. corner Of Sth and Monroe
sts., Rev. J. L. Estlin, rector. Services 1890
q. m, 7.30 p. m.
Delaware Avenue church-Prayer meet
ing at $50 a. m. Preaching at 1880. Bible
school at Up. IN. Preaching at 7.45. Bap-
tism of 10 candidates.
st Paul's NJ. +. church-Preachinga at O.3O
q. m. and 7.30 p. m. by Rev. X. H. Adams,
pastor. Sunday school at 9.15 a. m., and p.
N. Prayer meeting at $50 p. IN.
Central Presbyterian Churcn, King street
below Eighth. Rev. J. Howard Nixon, u.
D., and Rev. Mark A. Brownson, pastors. |
Divine service at 10. 80 a. In. and 7.3O p. m. |
pews free In the evening. Cordial invitation |
TO all.
Green Hill Presbyterian church near Ris- |
Ing Sun. Preaching at 1890 q. m. and at
The Rockland church at 8 p. H., by Rev. Hugh |
K. Walker, of Auburn, N. y, who has re.
,eDtly accepted the call Of said churches. All
are cordially invited.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
D,ssusted with This Country.

In the African M. E. Zion Conference
at New burg, New York, yesterday,
Rev. T. G. Harper offer ed his resigna-
ton as a minister of the denomination.
He gave as reason that he did not
like this country" which, he said,
was free only in theory" He spoke
of /" the caste spirit and the ostracism
of colored men," He was called here
from his native country, British Guinea,
to become professor in the Centenary
College of New Jersey, but owing to his
color his services we're dispensed with.
He would enter the Protestant Episco-
pal church, receive ordination and
return to British Guinea" Bishop
Moore, the presiding officer, said they
all knew that many of these statements
were true colo ed gentl men were not
rightly treated in the South, not being
allowed decent accommodations in the
cars" The resignation was accepted.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
Base Ball.

The Wilmington club will play the Phila-
sIubla Inn deserves, on the Front street
Eopnds AT 8 0 clock this afternoon, when
interesting contest Is expected I'm
ionday the Wilmington will go to Wash.
bptOn and play the Washington CLUB, OF tho
merjcan Association on Tuesday they
hi NAV the Athletic, and on Thursday the
kbpster' both games to be In this city. ,Jn
|rday tbey will cross bats with the Phila-
euhia Reserves In Philadelphia. .
ITbs Young Wimingtons have organized
18th the folio ing players
| &, Morgan, c.; A. BOgia, PIT. Perry.s g.;
Peterson. b.: K Brown, 2 b; X Arm
krong, b.; r.. Ntzhugh, f.;C, Baird, c +;
!. Davis r. f They are ready to receive
halIepges from any club whose players are
Snder Is yearsof age. Address 1872 West
Front street
The following games were played yester-
At Clncnnatl-Cin., Union, 9: Altoona,
Union,
At Brooklyn Brooklyn, I New York, s.
At pittsDurg, Pa Detroit, I: Allegheny,
At New ork-Mctropolitan, o; Boston,
/ Al hICulllUHu, Va W va
tilia, 5.
At BALTIMORE Cleveland, 10 Baltimore.
| At Washington, u. C.-BaltimOIe 10; Ma
Ola s.
At Trenton, N. J. J.-lr0nsides, 8; Trenton,
Al Harrisburg Harrisburg, 2 Providence,
At Lancaster, a.-Butialo, 2; Lancaster,
At Philadelphia Boston Union, o Key
lone, Active, Of Reading, .; Phila. Re
eryes 10
The Kelly Sc ate base ball club has or
hnlhrd with The following ctack-anateur
layers
Mickey o. ooIc, Mike Kelly, p.: Ferd.
llhth, 5. ., johnny McGlnley, b.; Henry
Ionini -; ;'nrorse Mason. - Frank Kelly.
Manager "BilIy" McGinley. Ali,cial-
IIthseS should be sent to NJ. kelly's cigar
'lOre, ) L cor Klund and iae streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
" Peck'S Ii ad Boy"

Almost everybody has read of Peck s
bad boy and his many am using con fabs
with the groceryman about his PA !"
and Ma" and the experiments he
tried ON them but this evening
they will have an opportunity of seeing
" Hennery," the bad boy, on the stage,
accompanied with his chum who assist
ed him in comforting the bumper degree
on his respected Pa"
The comedy is divided into four acts,
each of which is filled with solid fun,
that is rendered doubly enjoyable by
capital acting. The play Is finely mount
ed, the gr ocery and drug stores being
very realistic. There is no doubt but
the company will be greeted with q
crowded house.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
TIVE Old P0Dops.

Mr.. Snyder Of this city 10 the posses.
sOr of . numbsr of relics OF the past,
aud yesterday stepped into the REPUB.
LICAN Office with couple Of old news.
papers, that present vast difference to
the journals Of the present day. The old.
est IL the "Pannsylvania Gazette" and
IL dated December "a, 1899. This paper
contains an account Of the Official aO.
tion Of Congress In relation 10 the death
Of Ge0ree Washington, which occurred
on the 18th Of the month. 1t also con.
tsins the message of President John
Adams TO Congress, accompanied with
. letter from Tobias Lear. dated Mount
Vernon, December 10, 1893 giving the
particulars of bis sickness and death.
On the third page there is an account Of
the proceedings Of the Pennsylvania
Legislature, and the Society Of the
Cincinnati In relation to the sad
event. The Pennsyl vania Legislature
met at that time In Lancaster, and
there ID . proclamation published,
stating that Thomas M'Kean has been
elected Governor, and also his inaugu.
raj address.
The fourth page is filed with adver.
ttsemonts, some Of which are curiosi.
ties ut this time.
The other paper IL "The American
Watchmsn and Delaware Advertiser"
printed and published by Albert and
Henry Wilson, at No. 105 Market street,
Wilmington. 1t was semi weekly
sheet, and the copy left by Mr.. Snyder
Is dated August, 10th, 1925. The first
page contains piece of poetry entitled
Songs Of the Stars" by William Cul.
len Bryant, and an account Of Naval
Court Martial held In Washington on
the 9Th Of the month, TO try charges
against Commodore Porter. Part Of
the second page is also taken up with
these proceedings, and the remainder
with an address by the Secretary of =:
War to the officers and cadets of the
Military Academy. The third page
con ntains number of advertisements,
among which are several relating to
and call for the Democratic
electors Of New Castle |
County to meet on the first Saturday in |
and elect delegates to form a |
Democratic county ticket. The fourth |
page IL filled with advertisements,
among which is one calling attention to
The Wilmington and Philadelphia Post
the fare between the cities be- |
ng one dollar each way.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
FOunta Hanging.

Harry d. Holt, 213 West Second
street, is found hanging wall paper and
window shades cheaper than any one
in the city. Large force Of 6rst-class
workmen employed, and all work done
without delay. Have the best selected
stock of wall paper and window shades
that can be found. Window shades
with fixtures and ornaments for the
bottom, low as 80 cents piece. Don't
forget the name and place. H. d. HOLT,
213 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
KNIGHTS OF st. John and Malta.

Moriel Encampment, No 80, Knight.
of St John and Malta, will hold ar
open meeting on next Monday evening
April 2lst., at 8 o'clock, In the McClary
building, No. 6O5 Market stret, to which
the public are cordially invited to be
present. The meeting will be addressed
by Past Most Eminent Commander, r.
f. A. Land, Grand Almoner, of New
York city, who will give history Of
the order, its objects and aims, which
will be both interesting and entertain
ing. Other exercises will occur during
the evenings entertainment :.
The following are the officers elected
for the ensuing year
EN-. Com, VIM. H. Alexander
Lieut.. Com, Henry r. Davis Capt.
of g., James McKelvy Prelate, Rev.
Geo. r. Earring Chancellor, VIM. T.
Davis Assistant Chancellor, John b.
Ritchie Almoner, CharlesA. Countissi
Marshal, Peter Cooper Sword Bearer,
Jacob Hates II. at A., VIM. +. Allen
lst g., James A Pennington I'd G.,
David A. Reyburn Warder, WIN. E
Jones Sentinel, James II. Gray.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
Jessneste Investigates.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 18-Dur-
ing the investigation Of the Jeannetts
affair to day fireman Bartlett, Of the
Jeannette, sgain took the stand, and In
reply to question from DR.. Collina'
counsel, said that In his opinion Ahot-
guns wOnld have been better than rifles
for use In the Lena Delta. On one oc-
casion during the retreat he had seen
Lieutenant DanenhOwer assault Mr..
Newcomb, throw him down In the bot
tom OF the boat and choke him. On
another occasion Mr.. Newoomb had
been put under arrest and his gun taken
from him, and witness understood that
1t was for being insolent to Lieutenant
Danenhower. Witness believed he had
his,self had ss much to do with tbesav.
ing Of the whsleboat crew as Lieuten-
ant Danenhower.
At the end Of Bartiett's examination
seaman Noros took the stand. The
first knowledge witness had Of the OK.
istence of Ill feeling between Melville
and Collins was ON one occasion before
the ship entered the ice, when Captain
Dc Long, Melville, Collins and other
officers and boats crew, including
witness, went to visit an island. De Long,
Collins and others landed; Melville 70.
mained In the boat. Collins while
hill in sight OF the boat
stumbled and fell, whereupon Melville
cried out: Look at the ID Irish
coS!' Witness said that there was
talk Of deposing DeLong AMI placing
Chipp in charge Of the party.
He thought that II the strict discipline
had been relaxed more of the party
would have got safely through.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
Conference ot Undertsk ers.

J. A. Wilson, John z. Lynn, Daniel
T. Killroy, Lemuel l. Wynans, Thomas
Mitchell, j. ii. Kilmer and George T.
Barnhill, undertakers Of this city, met
in the parlors of the Clayton House
last evening, for the purpose of con-
.iderihg the advisabiity Of forming a
protective association similar to those
in other cities. The subject was dis
cussed at length anda all present favor
ed the movement, although no perma-
nent organization was effected and an
adjournment was made until Friday
evening next.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
Poison Oak.

SPARTANBURG,S s. G.. March 13, 1884.
Your most valuable medicine (Swift's
Specific) has done me 80 much good
that feel like saying this for the benefit
of those who suffered like did. was
poisoned by poison oak, and saw not q
we'll day for six years, until l used
Swift's Specific. In the six years used
almost every kind of medicine, but
none had the desired effect. After using
six bottles of Swift's Specific l am re-
stored to perfect health-with not a
sign of that awful poison left
Your truly, DAVID NEsBITT.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co
Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
E.C. Dawson 4 Co.'S watch e..

Z. G. Dawson & Co., jewelers., 229
Market street, received yesterday a
large invoice of ladies' and gents solid
god watches, which, 10 suit the times
and means Of every one, have been
marked down to the lowest possible
prices. The easy and popular arrange
ments accorded every customer by this
well-kuown house makes it within the
means of every one to purchase re-
liable and highly satisfactory watch
without, In the slightest way, incon-
venienclng themselves as far Is money
matters are concerned. Watches of all
kinds and grades are also sold through
the club system, which is now in
thorough working order, and every
week some one member draws a watch.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-19
Sth1e .Ar lSlasn.o.

ycstcrd "e" Jersey Legislature adjourned
session, = ,n iLe Governor Will cali spcciaI
conhr,n n,,u';, ,"t senate for Tuesday next tt
In the un,aa ''nn''. IONS rejected yesterday
Broadway "A, hr " New York yesterday the
th,rd rcaa nn'a Railway bill passed to 4
Lond,n' tx, 'S, r,cretaly Windrm. Who i, T If
ncrd'n ni hrn there Obtained ali The cani,a n
I'.G l',G, To 'nr enterprise. '' sn' 'apna
tves y"s,' a. :, ,@tcl'.sr,,s House Ct Representa-.
raaGIy,n,' 'Ay refused to order ta a ,hirI
e.ec,ICDs ''o'eSy 'u.icn providing tor bienpia