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Delta chief., 1884-03-19
Canccrt and sumner.

The concert and supper given by the ladies
of the Methods, church last Tuesday even
ing, was a very pleasant affair, and withal
pccunary success. The house was crowded
TO overlooking, many from the country being
present. Too much praise cannot be given 10
the ladies for the perfect manner in which
they had every little detail of arrangement
attended to, which insured everything pass
Ing of as planned. DIR. Albers, as musical
director, showed himself master in training
aud directing the singers under his charge,
aud he received the highest praise for his
splendid management of the many pieces
sung The solo, "Thc Miishidmite," by
Miss Dora Kruger, was very credible TO the
little mite. "Poor Tilted Jonathan" !" a comic
selection, by 6. u. McGranahan in the solo,
assisted by Miss Crotser, Mrs. Mathers, A. II.
King aud J. A. Haycraft in the chorus. was
plcasingly and amusingly rendered. The
defamation, "Ilome Greeting" by Miss Ella
Blair, was given in her usual good style.
Song, sailors Return" solo by Mrs. Chap
man, assisted by the choir in the chorus, was
the best piece of the evening, bringing forth
rounds Of applause. Mrs. Chapman'- rendi.
tion oi the solo was very line. demonstrating
that her voice is of the highest order of cx-
ccllcncc The instrumental piece Wedding
March," by DIR. Albers, aud the solo, ''Gyp.
sy's Warning" by Mrs. Mathcrs, were well
received. The comic selection, We All
Have Very Bad Cold, was sung in n man
ncr that would lead one to suppose the sing.
crs had slept in the back yard and left the
gate open.
During the supper several instrumental
pieces were rendered, and little Miss Dora
Kruger sang Baby is Going to Byc-o-Land"
in fine style. About eleven o'clock the choir
rendered Good Night" and the audience
slowly retired, seemingly reluctant to leave
so pleasant a place We venture To say the
next entertainment given by the ladies of the
church will be generously patrcnized.
Delta chief., 1884-03-19
Poetry fur Ladies'.

No art Of talking, witty or wise.
VIII settle the coIicc, or make the bread rise,
No doctrine or creed since eating began.
Was known to rcgalc n right hungry man.
Great thoughts CLEAN In gr,yey, and nations
arc tota)st
On billows OF Soup, and finally lost.
Then do not rebel, but with good common sense
submit to the stomachs omnipotcncc,
Aud enter the ranks of u housckcepcrs strife,
And descend us your mother did. TO every day life
you'd learn to keep house slick as II knife.
Subscribe at once ior THIS HOUSEWIFE.
THE HOUSEWIVES will he sent on trial for
one month free TO every lady who will send
immediately the names aud addresses of ten
married Indies or housekccpers. and IL two
cent stamps for postage. Address
rHE HOUSEWIVES, Rochester, y. Y.
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

oS the first day Of next meath the quail
fed electors of Delta will be called upon to
elect the town OH ,crs for the ensuing year.
As We, no patriot has siguiich a willingness
to serve the people, probably because the OF.
Iiccs are all of honor and no pay. The ques-
lion of filling these places is n vital one to
the residents of town, and they should take
more interest in 1t than they usually do, and
they should even sacrifice their own comforts
and convcnlenccs in order that these offices
may be well filed. There is little use of
locking the stable door after the horse has
been stolen, Two weeks yet remain before
the election, ample time to give this matter
attention, and we hope our citizens will take
due notice of.
Delta chief., 1884-03-19
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Delta chief., 1884-03-19

THE total wealth of the United States in
1860 was $i6. i5O, 100000, in 1870, S32,3iS,-
600, 900, in 1880, s6i. .6s6,oo0,ooo. During 20
years of protective rule the wealth of the
country has doubled each decade. So mar
yclous an increase Of wealth was never
known and scarcely dreamed of. In $50
years America accumulated $4,000, 200, 900,
and with 20 years of protection to its home
industry it has added $4,000, 100000 These
are tough facts for the free traders to masti-
trate
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

THE ratification of the Mexican treaty is
the wisest action taken by the Senate this
winter. IL follows close on the completion of
the railroad TO the City of Mexico, and with
the road makes double pledge of our good
f,rlinr for the sister rcpnblie.
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

THE Supreme Court Of Missouri has re-
Gently made very queer decision. II has
decided that all loans made in that State by
foreign banking and other corporations are
void aud cannot be collected on the mortgage
and trust deeds given to secure them.
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

oSE OF the most damnahlc frauds pcrpe-
tra,cd on the taxpayers OF Colorado is the
bounty on loco weed, which amounted to
$3.50 for the month Of February, winter
month at that. The progressive Mexican.
must b, raising the plants in lighthouses.
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

THE opening gun Of the coming campaign
has been sounded by the calling together of
the Republican State Central Committee, ami
from now until the sun goes down on the
evening of the fourth of November the strug-
rlc will be btterly contested nt every point.
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

THE annual report of the Union Pacific
railroad show. gross earnings of s2l,o"o,oo.
decrease Of 81 $4,000 compared with last
year. The income from other sources was
s2,J5o.coo; operating expenses were sio,-
nis DDD
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

becoming epidemic. II this thing keeps up
n year or two longer the miners will become
affected with the con,agion, and slide out
during the winter months.
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

Tng Democratic party has n. yet made no
move toward calling their convention. But
they have followed in the wake of the Re-
public,n party for the lat twenty-five years
ANYHOW
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

BgIoApIER-GESgRALM MCKENZIE, Of the
United States army, is hopelessly insane, and
has been placed on the retired list.
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

TnE Iowa Legislature has passed and Gov
ernor has signed the prohibi,ory bill, and it
will be unlawful to manufacture or sell spir.
ituous or malt liquors in that State after July
frat
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

THE New York Republican State conven-
ton, to appoint delegates to Chicago, will he
held ut Utica, April %.
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

NorHIyG has been heard from the bills in
Congress relating to the Reservation, Can II
be that they have been lost in the shuttle
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

THE Delta County Republican Central
Committee is called to meet in Delta next
Tuesday, To select a member Of the State
Central committee.
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

THE total deb, Of the United States Gov
.rnment, less cash in the treasury, on the
hrst day Of March, was 81 ,i55 .6oi ,i3S-a de
crease since June 80, 1883, of S6s ,JoO,o7s.0
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

THE signs of the times are propitious-fo
n rousing crop this year in Delta county.
Delta chief., 1884-03-19

Who will be the April fool when the polls
close, the elected or the defeated?
Delta chief., 1884-03-19
Rcpub,,c.. state Central Committee.

HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN, STATE)
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
DENVER. March ~, 1854 J
The members of this committee are requested
to meet at the City Hall in Denver, on Thursday
the 10th day of April at II IN. of said day.
The Republicans in the new counties are re-
lQuested W send a representative from each coun-
ty to be present at said meeting.
J. b. CHAFFEE, Chairman.
9. NICHOLS. Secretary
HEADQUARTERS DELTA Co. REPuBlIcAS)
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
DELTA March II. 1854.
Pursuant to a call for meeting Of the Repub
lican State Central Committee, 10 meet in Denver
on the 10Th day Of April, there will be n meeting
OF the Delta County Republican Committee at
Delta March 25 at O'Clock p. m., TO electa mem
Der 10 represent tiis county In said committee.
w o. STEPHENS, Chairman.
G.. W. MooDY, Secretary.
Delta chief., 1884-03-19
Millinery and Dress Making.
MRS. WV. NATHERS

Desires 10 inform the ladies of Delta county that
she has opened millinery and dress making es-
tahlishmeni in Delta, where she will be happy al
all times to have them call and eNnmine her
stock. A fine lot of hats and trimmings just re
ccive.i
Delta chief., 1884-03-19
HEADQUARTERS DELTA Co. REPuBlIcAS)
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
ntI Ma l

CIV. MoopY, Secretary.
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Professional.
Go Wbom Ut Hlap Conrern.
miscellaneous

4 GENTLEMAN and his wife would like the
~ Of house duru the winter or longer y required
Good references given. Ad'rcssJ H., Tribune once
DOGARDUS UNIVERSAL ECCENTRIC
ID MILL COMPANY. ga Eas' llth-st. New.l manu-.
facure mills that grind e,e tng Bring anything you waat
ground ami see how they viii do It.
TOR SALE.-Two street -lamps, n lot of desks
i and uouldinr4 HAsBU RGER'a. l3~ Canal-st
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Ohio Central R2ilrlll C0MllnI. Main Line.

The for depositing First Mortgage Bonds Income
Bonds and stock Of the III CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY MAIN LINE with the Central Trust Company
under the pan OF reorganzaiOn las been extended un
Ie,ember 20 Negotiable certificates VIII be given for
securities deposited This Committee has net with sch
approval Il OF The p9n ana any ior'
nation desired he obtained from tho under'ignel
CHARLES J. CANDA. cha rman. - Wiliam-st
Il y HhISTFAD C. ". OPDYKE,
GpINNFII BURT is. STANTON,
REORGANIZATION Committee.
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iJroposlls.

CAsTIR GARDEN Dec. T. 1854.
nROpOC Al 9 will be received by the Commits
L soners Emigration ct their obce Castle Garden
on or before noon 1884 the carrying on under
Contract rom January next for ether tao three
years option OF The bidder the local transfer OF mn
money iOT tie sale 81 IarJad abd steam Doa
tickets not represented by the trunk ines he !. We
charged exceed those authorized rausIactoy
bonds required, and the Comm s-oners reserve ne
right bdk considered as being TOT e
best tae board For further Apply 70
Il j. JACKSON. Secretary
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

u nrtWVrn NV lOTk AMI TiaVTN
pomranvs Pier new AZ North RIVER fDotnf Nort,lst
tANADA. tblec e'inrsiay, Zee a. M
SIMON. Durani We ilesiar. nec. a. AVA N
50 pinCst1N itc ~" = pm
Cnecks DaTable AZ sgnt an11nts-) st On tl' Bi1lb
I5ris' Bf3' bEBtAN. Nb.0 B,vnes 1rs9A
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THE CORB!R BANKING CO.,


7AND Z PEE CENT ram MORT0AGES
The d0iceS found in answering inquiries rs 70 rhefs
small amounts ran be safeig and reD1u,cruiceiy DGctd
ar, ,rerie ,d daiiy hy Thousands ms cy chOse otn-
IONS are sopqhf b p6lies faihRg understand their ia
dhliify 10 offer Gdr'cc.
,mr farm nor0age loans Gircody furnish medium
hers6 numbers rho hire cdcd ana st!lsned m'"screS
are iOr abe prDnDhy GUSlreT nnt'ries 10 40 ~htch
flpcrlv ras tlSk. and IRE NE nothing 6sHer man 10
ilcere riss parties upon rho others reiyJor at
rice lccsc NJ the increased SGtsdcOH cricI'cced IN
deDonsfraiin0 me Gdct1ges IRE otter. to those most G6e
10 nuiy 0ppyeciqte their extent
cpal - pdab f. ic3cr net and ciot record Or opera
tionS FOR q~Gricr ~ century, rh'ch, equdHed mas
M hen erc.IIeR
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tUmler hsset,e.

4 pVERliSrMEN1 fOR THE NEW,
y NORk fhGHINt Will ~ RECEIVED A ith
PfONN OftICl1 $50. 1855 broadway, corner ihHls
H,-st until \. u AID go, West Twenty uirlst eofnsf
IirthsVc No flst futeri hist corner litn square
80 ihlrta,e, corner ny .eventasi Sos lx ~ ~,
ave near sIrethst, ana ~ The HAhlEM olfllt, y w
ihirl ave corur one hunlI audtw eLyhithst, w W
\ D ~. At regular onlce rates
MANSION HOT SE.-Omngc, y. j.; - min
w utes from NcvNors. Offers pleasant healthy homo io
fan cs gas heat good table and attendance goou
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8itnations Uante0--females.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
&As ASSOCIATION.
. 49,. Chartered BY the state Of New-Yorkl
s.oDELL. President E.v. ODHLL Treasurer
W. Ii. PRossER, secretary. N A. KELLOGG, Attorney.
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Amusements.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC. Tonight.
GRAND SACRED and MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.
To night Sunday Evening Dec. IL, at O'Clock.
PROGRAMME.
Ara-"fslio mio" prophctsj McyerSeer
Mile. STErNBACH
signor ciiERUBINi tho tOrnpo,srj
80 Mile cALvELLf.
ny THE chorus
}"Nacquc ssfanno' Concrsntola) Ross.nf
Madame scAicIlf
slgnor DE ANNA
Gfirs. tincj h i THE ORCHESTRA
Nine nixNcHE BARTON her FRS, appesiancsi :.
Aria Ah 81 ben mio' (Trovatore Verdi
IA pue'hs virh a. ...............
Air" Ia stayiOae arriya." (Xircla oounod
sisnOr CARAcdIoLo' N''''
Nine BLANCHE BARToy
Canzons-" Chi nj dra (Martha Floow
signor CHERUBiNI.
Nine sACCoNI
Aria" Sci vendcoto -. tDinorah) Meyerbeer
Finale-"o sommo car o. (Fruanr Verdi
Nile CALvELLI. stgnor CARDtNALl.
sgnor CHERUBINf signor DE ANNA
Grand Coronation March 10 Prophee) Meyerbcer
BY tho Orchestra
AZ the Piano ..... signor nIMBONI ant slgnor sAPIo
No'O-NArn. Nine. SAiDOkl
Muscal Dircc or aud Conductor sisnor ARDtrL
lopular Prices ~ Admissions
Gallery AMI faniy circle tho whole thrown open 20 tho
rr, 20 ccnts General Adm ssi.g a. seats in Private
box" Par lnet and balcony. each 81 80.
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Orean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE, L. 5. NAH. STEAMSHIPS
"a GLASGOW LOND0NDERltY
Pier 20. North River foot o. Dcy st.
Anchoria DEC. ~ htuOpia $ AM
Crcassia he. "a Fumes Jan II. p Id
CABIN passage $50 % $50 seem lclass, - ,
steerage passage. GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BEL tASI OF
LONDONDERRY, outwari SIS, prepaid, 10. -,
Anchor drafts ars payabla Of charge at banks
throu ghou England scotland ana Ireland AID sod sr azy
mENDERsON BROTHERs. Agents, 7 Bowling Green.
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A sensible Winter Resort
HOLLYWOOD COTTAGES"

Loug Branch. y j,
VIII open for the reception of guests Mondly December
l.. Meals "a carte.
Balloon "a inclscd glass and all parts o, the houses
heated 10y steam ,,,.
fast trains run daily at 81 and a m II m. and 5io
d. m on Pennsv vnlia aud Nen Jersey central airoad -
viii De under the management % Nj C. l.
Joues o; the Elbcr0n. Address &. r. JOINS.
Hollywood Cottages. Long Branch, " J.
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BORDEAUX LINE.
NEWYOKK AND b JaD 5AUX DIRE)E -
CHATEAU MARGAU saturday Dec 10
CHATEAU GONl iF IhaL
Prom "Prancs's stores Wa-st. Ferryl BrOoklya
Travellers Ssr France, SPAN nt italy, Pyr3n,,% PA
Nice &c viii save time AMI expnnsH by taxing this IA
First abu ncu ling ylneL 80 to siO) second Caon 500
Storage s2j. For passage app 70 >.,,,r, ,o r,..
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NATIONAL LINE.-rrom Pier 80, n. J

~ FOR LIVERPOOL AND QULENS1OwN.
SPAIN. sat. Dec2O an III LliA, Deceit 1901 m
FOR LONDON.
CANADA " ednesday Dec 81. Q 30 q.
(Carry passengers1 saloon $50 10 S1O outward
prepaid storage tick Is SIS. Drafts Of low rates
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o. O0n O0N IN CHANCERY.-H.r.

- 1 Nv t.NVJtE to English Estates should read
tie Oncll List Of unclaimed fund IN Chan,ery Pnnsh,t
iv authority Ioncon 1888 IN the Next 81 hin ana Iesat
law Gazette" rice lu cents. WN. KAlCI iublsheI
o.. Box 34O9. New OtK cry.
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Gelp Wanteo.
UressmdkinJ.

A RTISTIC DRESSMAklNG at snort nouce
S,.ase. a specalty. MADAME JAAAEs' the 'e'eO'''eu
French inter, 81 Vest l5th-st
nRE> SMAKER. - Thoroughly c0mpete III u,
customers perlset NJ anu sly $50
anteed !, highest city reference t3S oth ave
nRESS MAKER-First-cla will make null
trimmed suits from - 10 flOi worn dresses maIe ~
Ina, new nopossble mistskea IN hitting specimens On
siuai INV" MISS ACRLkY. go West SlstsI
nRFsSN drapes and trims ex-
/ nn.ely. wishes cuson W day OF oek city
- country terms o. per day Aidress T. NJ ~ Irouhs
Irtnl sc, a L2Js BroadwN
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE" LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LIX ERfOOL VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER No. -. NORTH RIVER
OREGON .......... " edne.lay Dec. II a m
SCy TIfIf W eduesdav, Dec, -, 10 l. m
aVRANT -. ............ " ednes1av Dec 81. a m.
POTWNTA ...-.-- .......- rs edne-day. Jan T. 10
Casin Da.sasa. 3D. sSDsl1 slJD
stearage ckats) All irJ all Dart51f Eurpp- vary Nv
rates Freight Al pas,,se olsa ~ e5"AnS I'm
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fndutial.

INVESTMENTS of a corporation. Sc
cure by mortgage real estate in the heart OF New
York CITY security Investment VIII pay
Po' '>N'' $500 v. b, Tribune once.
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CPECIAL bargains in fur and silk lined fur
- trimmed wraps SHAYNS c sing ont sale Prlncest.
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JUN El \ 4; srArRs MAIL STEAMER,


CABIN PASSAGE ttl so AMI tlDD Inter psiiatn
OtTWAhD sTEERAGE SIS fiepad, 81 80
. Forpassas. &c. apply g. tns IN NAN STEAMSHIP T.
(lmitelL Wtslin gton aiding hrJitSty, y. \.
j Paldiel phia nee, No. 100 5OLtl itLs~
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Business Chantes.

NOR SALE.-A fine manufacturing business,
u established and that oGcTs rare opportunity TO
Tho rhi party value ~ tie erty u
from OtO $4,000 the entire business VIII pc 500 oI
10000 ouea $4,000 the present owner prefers 10
retain IN ueres n the pr per person be found 10 whom
the control would be gwen Tie oo
ness viii yield from 70 to IS per cent. Address, -
ARTZ & MOONEY,
COlumDus Ohio.
NOR SALE AT a BARGAIN.-A first-c
fruit vegetable oyster and ash st1nd IN one OF Inc
most deslraO,e Main ct Also horse wagon mar
ross &c further particulars, address Box ICO orange
y. J.
GEORGIA GOLD MINES-Opening for
Northern GpOds-Parties with capital wishing 20 JOIN
gentlemen of long aud successful experience IN mining trace
WITH highest References opening ira Ing st AT The
lSwly ID scOy cred gOld mines viii pi ease address
TRADING POST. Tribune Office
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4 CADEMl OF MUSIC. PATTI.
~ LAST NEEk Of THE OPERA.
To mnrrrv. MONDAY, ncc ii-rArrt-rAusr thcr last
rnaraucr but faust ~r Ncnin Mephiao heles ~ia
The uhmi Valentino. sig u, Anna Slobrl. Nine Scaohi
aud
MaEshcrfta. Mno Asclina ratti
Director ~ tho Mute and Cnnin, nr sa Ardiu
Wednesday. Irc - NkNAnA-M tkLtA thrst tmcl.
Ninccnso Nicnl Vrtiis 10 Anna, Rsmoado DhcrUbiui
la,run, Mmo scalrht and
Mirra ...... Mla Emma Nevada
itiiay, pac ip-LNSr NIGur OF MME rArIi
CNt-PtNO D. IA COMAnE
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ny Telegraph.
SEW YORK.

Npw YORK. April Eoon.-Stocks lower.
Money easy AT 1902 per cent. Exchanfe-Long,
4s7HiG4s7k; snort, 4s9{@4S9H. governments
nm. iinTSo eS 4s7l Money, II per cent
,rreos"ry balances-Currency, fl2S,l6O; coin,
si0h6I Governments weaker; A per c ensS'
ii9G: per cents, 1884; per cents loo'i oia'
STATE cnIuion At the stock Exchange to-day was
oc,Peye aud irregular. At the opening weak ieel-
ing Apa ITces SeiSs the Weakest
Tanadiap Pacific sold down ~ Reading p ~, o.,
paul IL New jersey Central =, northern aS,ae
Il, Oregon Tr.nseontn,nen%l = 1n A. there was
raily of kCD4 Reading being the most eonsp 1 ,no
ons By noon the Improvement was Ioss eI 'a ~
m rket was again on the down grade many S''u e
racnrdt the lowest figures for long past. Az
% NJ. a sharp demand set IN TO cover sioit COno
tracts the decline recovered. ana an aqsah S
recorded I'm many instances. CanauI.h S a.'aS
rose 3, 81. raul 4. Lackawanna L, LAKE SnoiS ~
W,Seo,ri Pacific TX, Nsrlhern Psclnc preferred 2,
nregon Transcontinental /, Reading ~; pnI rn
0referred " Union Pacific ~, western mon , ~
hs sharp rise led 10 free sales Tor snort account,
i ms nrices Welded kGl4. Union Paclnc was
heayiy sod during the afternoon, our Ieeesen
strong support In closing dealings. Inc
given Union Pacific caused Cs sss stron9 with
Union Pacific up 20 67S Ke1u NM, anu don ~
Central were exceptionally weak, se.nhx uy ,N W
Az for the former and e2aSs,Zfh ar the March
statement would be unfavordole. SoIhPsa wy, ~
yesterdays close, Jersey Centrai y ~ low ~
paul, Z; Northwest, Delaware anu n1Hc n,agon
Vel Pacific Mall and Wabash fnl'
Ilower; Lackawanna and me = nik aa r.S,
asa",I Pacific and Western Union, s; aod Norm !
ern Pacific preferred ana oinA"" p'NN
higher. sales, 100000 shares
| BALTIMORE.
| p.,r,uoRy. April 24.-virginia 8s eonsois
al: past. due coupons, 40s; new lo-tos' 81
| new g., SO. Bid.
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Episcopal bishops in CounciI.


NEW York, April A.-The House OF
Bishops Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
obtained quorum to-day, and their de-
alterations began In Grace chapel. The
bishops who arrived this morning were
Watson OF East Carolina, Niles OF New
Hampshire, and Smith OF Kentucky. This
made in all thirty-one bishops. Thirty-two
were necessary to constitute quorum.
Bishop Potter, OF New York, being unable
to leave his house, the thirty-one bishops
went there in body this morning, and
thus secured a quorum. The session OF
the House is an entirely private one.
Bishop Lee, OF Delaware, presided at
the closing session OF the House Of Bishops
this afternoon. Bishop Smith, OF Ken
lucky, the presiding bishop OF the United
States, who is over ninety years OF age,
was present, but did not take part in the
proceedings.
Rev. j. William Boone was appointed
missionary bishop to Shanghai, China, in
place OF Bishop Schereschewsky, and Rev.
Samuel ID. Ferguson (colored), who has
been missionary to Liberia, was sent as
missionary bishop to Cape Palmas, Africa,
in place OF Bishop Penick.
Bishop John Williams, Of Connecticut,
was appointed TO represent the House OF
Bishops at the meeting Of the Scottish
Church at Aberdeen in September next /;
after which final adjournment wa; taken.