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UNIVERSAL HISTORY.

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sSATCiEs.

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Ord's Place, Lamar street, is the place
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and cigars in the city.
The Queen City Guards contemplate
taking part i'm the procession on July
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martial music, consulting OF ten or more
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The cards are out for the wedding OF
BENJAMIN II. Winston and Miss Emma
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Sunday-school superintendent instr
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Favorable expressions have been re-
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Singing and Scripture Rotations by
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SUPPLEMENTARY PERoNAL MEN
TON.

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Miss Laura Wisdoi. and Miss Josie
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ENGLAND.

AMERICAN NONE A IErd.
NEW York, juno Is, special from
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THE EGYfRirIAN cos EiINCE.
U.,oSDoN, June 49, The Egyptian Con
ference met this nits2rnon Il tho for
cirn Office. Musurius ksha, the Turk
ISL ambassador, was present.
pElTIsH wITuDI AVAIL FGoH EGYPT.
LONDON, June 2S.-Thc\ News il
authorized to deny the report that
Gladstone endorses Ferry'S iNtorprcta-
ton of the clause in tho Anglo French
agreement in relation to tho o!asuation
OF Egypt. Gladstone maintains the
powers must be unanimous II. thcpppo-
sition to the continuance of British oc-
cupation In order to compc the with
drawal of British troops after ISL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-29
Tho PrnhihiliOnists.

PirTsnrro, PA, June 2s.-'Secretnrv
Swager, of the local COMMITTEES, says ar
ranrements for the National convention
of Prohibtionists and some OF the Pro
lection party, to be held here July sd, is
progressing satisfactorily. Eighteen
States have already elected delegates,
and it is expected every site in the
Union will be represented. Tie conven-
ton will be the largest temperance
gathering ever held, as not less than
1000 delegates and altcrnatos will be
present. Persons prominently. men
toned for .prcsidcntiIl NOMINATION are
Stewart, of Norwalk, OHIO; X u. Nc,
Donald, of California; ClintonB. Fish, OF
New Jersey, and John Russell, of Mich
iran,
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Grunt 4 wurd-A Scaudalous story.

NEW YORK, June IS. Referee Ilaml-
ton Cole continued taking testimony in
the suit by A'man Goodwin against
Grant a Ward. From the testimony
of Goodwin and George Spencer book
keeper of the firm, IL appears that in
October Thomas Goodwin directed the
firm to purchase Tor his account 300
shares of Western Union and 800 Of
American Cable stock, which they rep
resented they bought. Goodwin gave
them as margin eighteen shares OF
other cable stock owned by
him. A few months later he or
dercd them to buy some Texas
~ Colorado Improvement company
certificates, which they delivered him
and he deposited 100 additional shares
of Cable stock NJ u margin. The firm
subsequently called for more margins in
the Belt Line railroad bonds and Texas
Improvement company certificates.
Spencer testified the firm never bought
Western Union or Gable stock. but il
was entered in the books by Ward ms
purchased. The firm hypothecat ID all
stock a, posited by Goodwin ~ Il mar
gin, and ;his Goodwin is seeking to re-
cover, alleging that the frauds on the
part of Ward put him in the position OF n
simple dcp)sitor and a man of no prin-
Ciplc in stock transactions.
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Couey island Race

NEW York, June 2s.-Coney Island
Jockey club races at Shecpshead bay to-
day; track good; sport fine; attendance
large.
First Race-For 3-ycar-olds and mp
wards. thrce-quarters of Il mile: Eel
lowplay won by half a length; Jim Rem
wick, second, and nose in front of
Strattlcsprey, the favorite. Timc-l:l5.
Second Race Sweepstakes for three
year-olds, tx miles: BurgomaSter won
by mead; Mittic Il. sccond Leo, third.
1ime-2:29aI.
Handicap Sweepstakes-NIilc and fur
long; All-IIands-Aro won; Endy-
mion, second; Metropolitan, third.
Time :57lE.
Handicap Sweepstakes Fifty dollars
cash, 81 200 added, mile and seven fur
longs; Barnes won easily; Drake Carter,
second; Trafalgar, third. Thnc--32lis i.
Fifth Race-For 3-vear-oldS and up
wards. winner tn he sold ut auction,
seven furlongs: ltasca won ensilyiCon-
stantia, second; Queen Esther, third.
Time :30IS.
Sixth Handicap steepc chase,
full course; Bevcrwick won; Charlie
imagine. second; Sam Navon, third.
Tiinc--I:.iS.
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Garrison. Affairs,

NEW York, June 2S.--An order was
granted to-day in the Court of Common
Pleas, giving authority to John T. Terry,
assignee of Cornelius X. Garrison, to
effect n settlement Of claims OF the as
signor against The Pittsburg, Cleveland
n Toledo Railroad company. In his
petition the assignee states that affairs
are so complicated it will not bc possible
Ia file Il schedule for some time.
4 largo proportion of the liabilities,
more than Si00O,U0O, are for endorse
mcnts upon notes of the Pittsburg,
Cleveland ~ Toledo Railroad company.
For most of this there was no other
security than Garrisou's endorsement,
and the remainder was secured by II
pledge of first mortgage bonds of the
road ut IN amount not exceeding -
cents on the dollar of their par value.
Garrison has n large claim against the
company, and it was of great Importance
that il should he adjusted. 1t is pro-
posed that the railroad company
shall mako such disposition of its
road that the revenue may bc
sufficient for the payment of all fixed
charges and running expenses, which can
only be done with the assent and coop
Grafton of parties now holding bonds and
stock rs collateral, and of individuals
who have endorsed its papers. The
company offers to pay Immediately $780,
600 of its paper endorsed by Garrison,
and In order to do this ii is necessary To
redeem considerable quantity of bonds
and stock, and the assignee in order to
get advantage of this statement will be
required to advance $4,000, of which
100000 must ibc paid before August list,
and the remainder within sixty or nine
~ days.
The proposed settlement will, ii is said,
discharge the liability Of the railroad
company TO Garrison, and also the liza
bilities of Garrison by reason of his en-
dorsemcnt. The assignee says he will
have In his hands, prior TO the time thsy
are needed, funds belonging to estates
sufficient to meet fifty of these payments.