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liners Liver COrrectOr.

This vegetable preparation Is Invaluable for
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ncvnatntion in iinesin.

LONDON, Aug. 16.-Centra Russia, es-
pecIaiy the Moscow district, mas been
deya stated by tornddDs ana watcr-spouts.
Many buildings aud bridge, and whole
crops have been destroyed.
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HAVANA, Aug. 16.-Sixty-eight cigar
factories working Partido tobacco have
been closed, G,0O0 wOrkmen having struck
for hirher wages. The manufacturers
have united to resist the demands OF the
WOrkinun
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For the next few days am offering my en-
tire stock of FANCY GOODS at ana even be-
low cost, in order to reduce my stock as much
as possible before moving to my new quar-
tors. MRS N. KOLB.
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Savannah and Tybee Railway Com
DanY.
OFFICE OF TREASURER, Ill +

OFFICE OF TREASURER. Ill BAY ST.,l
SAvANNAH, Aug. .. 1886.
BY resolution of the Board of Directors an
instalment Of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
of the Preferred Capital Stock IS called for,
payable at this Office on or before the TENTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1885.
JOHN w. BURROUGHS,
Treasurer
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Death of Dolores Fosta.

CITY OF Mexico, Aug. l6-The death
OF Dolores Fosta, widow of the celebrated
Mexican, General Santa Anna. IL au-
nounced. She was woman Of strong
traits OF character, and had lived in re-
tirement since the death OF her husband.
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SCHOOLFOR BOYS.
JOHN A. CROWTHEK. Principal.

THE Frat Session begins October ith, 1885.
4 THOROUGH instruction viii be given in
the usual English branches. Ancient and
Modern Languages. Mathematics, Natural
Sciences. Bookkeeping aud General Litera-
ture. Boys or 10 years Of age and upward
prepared for College or University. with
SPECIAL reference 10 University Of Georgia
courses, and for business. Catalogues " hi be
out in few DAYS for which address the
Principal.
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Eunrrai guuifafinnk.

FULLER.-The friends and quain'ance
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Fuller and MT, and
Mrs. Albert Wylly. are respectfniv invited
TO attend The funeral of ALBERT CHARLES,
the second son Of the former, from their rel
dence, No. ~ Charlton street lane, at O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON.
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Little Interest in the Cutting Case.
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 16.-Au exam
nation OF go newspapers from the int.
rior OF the republic, Including journals
OF all shades of opinion, show that the
Cutting case eXcites almost no interest
outside of the press Of the capital and
northern frontier.
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Petroleum niscovcrcd i'm Franc,

PARIS, Aug. ga spring from which
flows petroleum OF fine quality has been
discovered at Ferranl Auvergne, on the
estate Of Nj. Alfred Arbaux. This IL the
first petroleum discovery that has been
made IN France.
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4 Mining NiilI Burncd.

EUREKA, New, Aug 16.--Geddes & Ber-
trand's mining mill. situated in Secret
Canyon, was burned yesterday morning.
The loss is $500, 900.
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Kcdmcinc The Ontnnt.

LONDON, Aug. l6.-rEe Cleveland iron
masters have decided to reduce the out
put Of pig iron 30 per cent.
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Chatham Gun Club.

All Numbers Of Chatham Gun Club are re-
questeI to meet on their grounds THIS (Tues-
day AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock sharp. for
practice and for important matters which
will be brought up. BY order.
THE PRESIDENT.
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@arrfinQs.
The Chatham Mutual Loan A ssociatiOl

The Both regular monthly meeting Of SERIES
"B" will be held at Metropolitan Hall THIS
Tuesday EVENING at O'Clock.
AUG. II, 1855.
X. D. GUERARD, President.
WV. d. HARnEN. SncretarX.
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Nilsl0n Not Married.

LONDON. Aug. II, 3 A.M.-The report ~
tue marriage OF Nine. Nilsson ~ denied.
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,Speriai Uciiree.
Notice..

NGTlcPs
OFFICE OF
COMMISSIONERS AND Ex-oFFICIo JUDGES |
CHATHAM COUNTY. GEORGIA,
SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. II, 1885,.
Ordered, that the Tax Collector be, ana he
is hereby authorized and directed to assess
and levy, for County purposes for the year
1886, the following percentages on the State
General Tax OF SAID year, to wit:
For Superior Court. .271l pr. ct 5 I9,I47 65
For Education pr. ct. 1850 25
For Jail & Chain Gang 2725 pr. ct l9.440 48
For County Officers. =. 1857 pr. ct 1853 66
For City Court..... pr. ct 1921 80
For General Purposes 1884 pr. ct. q, l69 "a
1894 pr. ct. $l2s,s22 O5
ROB'T ID. WALKER, C. c. C.
w. S. LAWTON, C. c. C.
j. II. ESTILL, C. c. C..
G. II, DORSETT, C. c. c.
Attest: JNo. r. DILLON. Clerk C. e. G.
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BRIEFLY STATED.

The czar has permitted Prince
Alexander, of Bulgaria, 10 proceed to
Germany.
Wife Murderer Nathaniel Bates was
executed at Richmond, Ind, in the
presence of 500 people.
w. ]. Wheeler, a faimer Of North
wood, Oak, was thrown from bis
buggy and fatally injured.
A prominent farmer named Morris
Chandler, living near Wentworth,
Dak., committed suicide by shooting
himself.
Fred H. Carruth has sold his paper,
the Estelline Bell, to Frank o. Par
sons, a member Of the late south Da-
kota senate.
The hot wave was broken at st.
Paul and Minneapolis yesterday. the
thermometer getting as low down -
$50 at midday.
At Milwaukee 500 cords of slabs
owned by the Milwaukee Road and
designed for shedding were burned by
an incendiary.
The Redfeld military band has
been designed as the reglmental band
or the first regiment, to succeed the
Bismarck band.
Water was struck at q depth of $50
feet in an artesian well at Redfield,
OAK, the vein Of water having $50
pounds pressure.
Paul Keneber. an extensive Idaho
stock owner, has been murdered near
Arco. A discharged COW boy is sus-
pected Of the crime.
"Wild Cat" Hughes. q Minneapolis
criminal, was arrested yesterday while
attempting to aid fellow miscreant
to escape from the custody Of officers.
Elmer Saulsbery, who killed Consta-
BILE Finney, at DEVILS Lake, has sur
rendered to the sheriff of Ward coun-
ty. His friends prevented lynching
baQ
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27

ST. PAUL, Aug. 28.-The Manitoba
road and Canadian Pacific will make
rate of $40 from Winnipeg TO st.
Paul and return, for those visiting the
state fair.
WATERTowN, OAK, Aug. 26.-At a
large meeting Of citizens last night
considerable Indignation was exhibit
ed against the Minneapolis because of
the high grade they are making 100
feet north of the Northwestern. The
Manitoba will have to cross both
grades If il comes into the city, and
with one five feet higher than the
other.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 26.-It is said
to-day that there IL movement to
build o road FROM Ashland. the ter
minal Of the Northerp Pacific, 70 con-
meet with the Marquette, Houghton 4
Ontonagou at Sturgeon, using that
line thence to Marquette, and from
that point to Hendrick, going over
the Detroit & Marquette. From Hen
drick IL is but ahoEt distance TO 6ault
Ste Marie, where will be connection
with the Canadian Pacific. a. snrtf.
ST. PAUL, Aug. @.-The railroad
commissioners yesterday passed res
olution iustrueting the attorney gen.
eral te begin ut once proceedings to
compel the Milwaukee road TO obey
the recent order Of the commissioners
reducing passenger rates to three cents
per mile. l57 ~. .slsu gs.gi.
CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-It is understood
this evening that the subcommittee
at work upon the agreement 70 gov
ern the western passenger t{3flc, de-
cided upon adopting plan similar to
that crsatsd foy the, Texea pool
Tue average of the pap te1ee
years hiiainess Will IA uead
a. basis of proportion
of the traffic to be guaranteed each
lssssr lire for the year. aud st the spd
OF that time an aveSag4 Of fopf ysHfS
businesa IL TO be taken for the new
divisions, and 90 on q Iong - the pool
lasts. All revenues from the passen..
ger traffic are put Into q common pool
and after esch road receives from this
the amount guarnnteed, any excess
win be divided among them In the
same proportion. This is stated to be
the plan substantially agreed on al
though not yet reported, as the sub
committee is still at work perfecting
numerous details. II adopted by the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27
sTHINGS POLITICAL
Occupy Lots of Space in the
Dispatches and Will In
terest You.
The Powers Calling Russia to
Account for the Bulgarian
Maneuvre.
Brief Kinks From the Wires
Give the News in Com
pact Form.
states Politics.

PRINCETON, MINI. Aug. 26.-At the
Republican county convention to-day
resolutions favoring Gilfillan were
unanimously adopted. The legisla.
tive convention will vote for the re-
nomination of Senator Buchanan, and
also favor Mile Lac county man for
the house.
ST.. PAUL, Aug. 26.-Hon Gordon E..
Cole has submitted an exhaustive
opinion to w. S. Pattee and ]. NJ. Bur-
lingame as to their eligibility to the
Office of attorney general, they now
being members of the legislature.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 2.--
Hon. Cyrus q. Luce was unanimously
nominated for governor at the Repub-
lican state convention to-day.
URLMAR, MINI. Aug. 26.-Tbe pro-
hibition convention to-day nominated
for senator. Nels Guam; for represen-
tatiye, o. l.. Grue, as well as full list
OF county officers.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. 26.-The
Democratic state convention was
called to order at noon by Alfred
Orendorff, chairman Of the state GEN.
ttal committee. Henry o. Atkinson,
of Quincy, was placed in nomination
for state treasurer by II. j. +. Kicker.
his nomination was made by acclama-
tlon. The. name of Prof. T. Oldt, of
Lanark, for superintendent of public
instruction, was nominated. Among
the resolutions passed was the follow
ing: "While we have no purpose to
interfere with just laws for the regula-
tion OF the traffic In intoxicating
liquors and for the prevention or cor
rections of evils to society growing out
of abuses In their sale, we declare that
1t Is not the legitimate province of the
government to control the habits.
tastes, appetites and liberties of the
people SO long as they are orderly and
peaceable and do not encroach upon
the rights of others or Of society. We
therefore declare that the prohibition
by constitution or by general laws OF
the manufacture or sale of vinOus
malt or spurious liquors would be In
violation of individual and personal
rights and contrary to the funda.
mental principles of free government.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 28.-The Prohi-
bition convention was called to order
at 10 o'clock this morning. Resolu-
tions were read reciting that informa-
tion had been received of the opening
of q drinking saloon In the National
Home for disabled soldiers of Ohio,
pronouncing the opening of such a
place to be wrong to the old soldiers.
After the reading and adoption of a
platform, Wolfe was nominated for
governor by acclamation: A, A. Bark
er, nominated for lieutenant governor
by accl amation; Charles l.. Hawley, Of
Lackawanna, for auditor general
John NJ. Merry, Lawrence, for secre
tary of internal affairs, ana Rev. j. nj
Palmer (colored) congressman a
/ large.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27

DETROIT, Minn., Aug. 26.-The In
dian commissioners have just arrived
from Red Lake agency en- route to
Leech Lake. The Red Lake Indians
have signed treaty agreeing to have
their reservation surveyed and sold in
40-acre lots, the amount to be invested
at per cent by the govern ment, they
receiving an annuity therefrom. Thev
reserve Red Lake and land for homes
at fair prices. This would give every
family about 10000. This agreement
Is independent of that with the othel
Indians.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27
Cleveland a Poor Fisherman.

PROSPECT HOUSE, n. Y, Aug. 25.-
The President was a weary man to-
night. for to-day, IN company with
Dr. Ward, he explored half dozen
lakes and ponds, travelling in all dis
tonce Of twenty miles, one fourth OF
the journey being made on foot. They
took their trolling lines but as they re.
turned without any fish, neither Of
them was willing to admit that they
had a days fishing. The one un-
happy moment of the journey was
wqen they passed Col. A. H. Belo, OF
the Galveston News, on :long pond,
who triumphsntiy held up for theiI
inspection four-pound salmon trout.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

glucose be placed on the same footing.
Ii also favored the creation Of new
cabinet position with the department
of agriculture. IL was decided to hold
the next meeting at Chicago on the
first Tuesday before the opening Of
the fat stock show of 1857. The mem-
bers OF the congress leave tomorrow
via Manitoba for an excursion for
Crookstan, Grand Forks and Moor
head. and the meeting will conclude
with brief session Monday morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27
Murder as Well.

WINNIPEG, Aug. 26.-At Calgary
1t has been discovered that murder
has been added to the recent crime OF
stage robbery. Clinker johnson was
found murdered yesterday in his
shack. The crime is supposed to have
been committed by the same parties
who held up the stage few days ago,
and the killing Of Scott was prompted
by the expectation of finding money,
as the deceased was In good circum-
stances. 1t is believed he had consid-
cradle money with him at the time oil
the murder. Scott was 80 years Of age
and WAS the discoverer OF gold at Sill
yer City. He leaves a wife and one
child.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27
Mysterious Murder.

MASON CITY. Iowa, Aug. 26.-L. G..
Lentz. Of Baltimore, Md, but who
has made his headquarters at st. Paul
for some time, was murdered near
Manly Junction, Iowa, Monday night.
Lentz left st. Paul with q stranger
giving the name of r. b. Grafton, Of
East st. Louis. Lentz was clubbed
to death, his body being terribly
gashed. All bis money except pttwenty-
Ave cents was gone. The identity or
whereabouts of the murderer. are un-
known,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27
Chicaxo Live stock Msrke,.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-Cattle receipts,
Il, 200; shipments. 5000; market loweE
shipping steers, $50 to 1000 pounds.
&3. 60@5.30; stockers and feeders.
81. 206 so; cows and bulls, 81 SOC 8. so;
bulk, S2.75@4.s0; through Texas cat
tie steady; cows, 81. 25@279; steers,
81. 65@S. 90; bulls, sl.75; western rang
ers, slow; natives and half-breeds.
IS. 0O@4.00; cows. 81 50(s3.00; winter
ed Texans, $3.0OS3.50 s.f
Sheep. receipts, 1000; shipments,
100; market slow; natives, 5000
400; western, $3.O0@4.00; Texans.
81. 75@S. 90; lambs, "a. 4.l0@4.70.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Money on call
ranged from 3@7 per cent, closing at
8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4(a5 per cent. Sterling exchange,
weak, active and unsettled; actual
rates S4.s02 for sixty day bills and
$4 s0a for demand. s
CHICAGO, Aug. a6.-Money rates
remain unchanged at 5@ @6per cent. for
call money and co. per cent. for time.
New York exchange was quoted at
7Oc discount.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27
The Tug of War.

FORT SMELLING, Aug. 26.4Rifie
practice to-day at the Smelling range
was of the sort called "bulls eye fir
ing." The results show averages of
a bulls eye In each one and one-half
shots at 100 yards; one in two and one
half shots at 800 pards, and one in four
at 400 yards.
Tomorrow the tug Of war will be.
gin In the competition for place on
the division team, it being q place
which will give an opportunity per-
haps. OF carrying off the army prize
for this year at Creedmoor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27

main committee this system will con-
troll all passenger business to ST. Paul,
Council Bluffs, st. Louis and Kansas
City.
HELENA, Mont, Aug. 26.-The
headings have met in tunnel No. z OF
the Montana Central The tunnel Is
400 feet long and 1t will be finished
September 10th.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27
should be Chastired.

BIRD ISLAND. Minn., Aug. a.
Much alarm is said to be felt In the
southern part Of this county on ac-
count of the presence and predatory
acts OF large number Of Indians who
are camped along Beaver creek and on
the Minnesota river bottoms, In the
Red River county. They raid hen
roosts. kill dogs, pigs, etc., and are
very ipsolent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27

WINNIPEG, Aug. 26.-It has been
discovered that three or four hundred
registered letters have been stolen
from the postoffice here. Suspicion
points to young man employed In the
office and well connected here, who
left for the states two days ago.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27

NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-Northern
Pacific. 27i; preferred, 5Ss; Chicago =
Northwestern, 1l3i; preferred, l40;
Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Paul, 91t;
preferred, 1901; st. Paul, Minneapolis
b Manitoba. ll3; Western Union
Telegraph, est; Oregon Railway d
Navigation. 1O4.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27
At the Exposition.

MINNEAPoLIs. Aug. 26.-The at
tendance at the exposition averages
about 5000 per day. A collection Of
$50 paintings, gathered in Munich,
has arrived and will be placed in the
art gallery at once.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27
Farmers' Congress.

81. PAUL, Aug. 28.-At the attsr-
neon session lively discussion took
place on resolution Of the wool sarin
OF 1867 ,ynmended TO Include snSar ana
rice. The vote was, yeas, lo6; nays,
l16; the southern delegates voting sol
idly mo" The congFezs endoned the
oleomargarine bill, and urged that
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27
The Big Mogul.

MINNEAPoL.Is, Aug. 26.-General
Fairchild, commander in chief Of the
g. A. r., and party, arrived here to-
day from San Fraucisco over the
Northern Pacific. He leaves this even
ing. for Madison, Wis.,, but returns 10
Minneapolis Saturday, when he will
be rendered q reception at Harmonis
Hall .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27

DUBLIN, Aug. 28.--Five hundred
policemen and troops have left Birr 70
sssist at evlctiops on the estate Of the
Marquis Of CIAnricarde In Galway.
The Birr branch Of the national league
has given notice to tradesmen not 10
supply the evictiDg parties with pEovi-
sions or means Of subsistence or con-
veyance.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27

DssroIt: Detroit, 10; PhfIadslphia. n.
st. Louis: Maroons. 9; washington,s. ..
KAnsas City; Kansas City. 2; New
York. n tli -isi.'iI '''i 70 at
Chicago: Chicago, 10; Boston, 4. .
LouIsvills: Louisviile,S g. Pittsburg, Z.
New York: Mstropolitans, 8
Brooklyn, O. f'a.lpe eiri
Philadelphia: Athlstic. 2; Balti-
more, o. A Lu-.,...sias. =. ..I,...L 4
Cincinnati: Cincinnati, 9; st. Louis. 3
Eau Claire: Eau Claire, II; Mime
apolis, 0. t. '''@ 'f ''.i''',''
Milwaukee: Milwaukee. Z; Duluth. 8.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27
Wheat Market.

MILwAUKER, Aug. ,8.-The wheat
market 10 easier; cash, 7Sic; Septem-
Der, ISL; October, 7ssc. Corn, duh;
No. 2, All.
DULUTH, Aug. 8.-Reoeipts were
10000 bushels; shipments. y. 00o
The opening was, September, got; Do
tober, Slt.
MINNEApoLIs, Aug. e6.-Ths sale Of
wheat included oars No. I hard ae
7sc; 8 1t 77acs Sat n; Of new - 7se;
Is Of ola q 74c. Al
CHICAGO. Aug. @-Wheat W.
weaker; closed, August, 77tc; Sepeem-
Der, 7s3c; October. 7otc. Corn. wcak;
cash lijs; Auenst. 4li; September.
42}c; October. lS3c-a q. 5oi
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

"A 4. CHukCH-Services In the Methodist
wi. Episcopal church every sabbath, at IL
a. IN. and 1850 p. n. Class meeting Of ~ IN.
Prayer meeting every wednesday. sabbath school
10 .. IN. REV. 3. u. SNiDEk, Pastor.
-, IIsI .hukCh, Corner OF Palmer and
ID 10 Streets. Services 81 II A. T. and ZOO 7. =.
.very sunday. Sunday School at 10 A. =. Meet
ing for prayer aad Bible reading every wednes-
dsy evening at $50. All are cordially invited.
q. ID. DowNKr. Pastor.
ct, PAUPs CHAPEL (Episcopal). corner Of
- North Eleventh and Palmer streets. Open
Tor public worship daily, except Saturday st $3.50
O'Clock, o. IN. Also on Sunday evenings n 7:3O
o'clock. sunday school, ESQ oclock. p. IN.
wn. HoRsPALL. Rector.
NATHOLIC CHURCH, Main street, corner Of
" Tenth. Services every Sunday. at 10 Q. IN.
Rev. E.W J. LikDKanTH,
F Chaplain, q. 8. A.
OkEsBYTERiAE CHURCH. Corner Of Nam
L street and Montana Ave. Services ct IL .. m.
and 80 D. m. Sabbat School ct 10 .. IN. Prayer
meeting Wednesday svsninga ct o'clock. All
cordially invited. T. c. ARhsrRoSo. Pastor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27

Miles City branch meets every Sunday evening
o. O'clock at their hall. Visiting Knishts an
cordially invited. NJ. O. Crosby Pres.
KonRAD BcHniD, Rec. Bee.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27

CRUSADER LODGE NO. T. Z. OF P.-Nssts
svery Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall.
yojouyning Knirhts cordially invitsd
C.s wHrrsEY. c @.
n T. anfru X n. q.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-27

Seminal Encampnent, No. 8, meets Arst and
bird Friday In each month. yoHN BoHLme. @. p.
L. q. DEAR, Scribe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-11

4 NET POSTAL ORDEE. Postmaster Cen
eral VIM. Villas has issued instructions to
postmasters that whenever any letter pre-.
paid at less than one full rate OF postage, or
any third class matter, not fully prepaid, Of
obvious value, such Is magazines. music,
pictures, BOOKS Or pamphlets, scientific or
otherwise, likely to lie of permanent use or
personal value 10 the ad!roa5ee; or Parcel CT
:our;h-cass matter not fully prepaid and
being otherwise ma!l:;bie, is deposited in
any postofice and addressed to any other
postot;icc within the United States ii must
be pnstmarkeG with ;ic data CT its receipt,
intorsed Held for Postage ard the ad-
dresseo notified h the next nail hy an
official postal card, containing notice of de-
iention and request TO remit sufficient
postage to fully prepay Is 10 destination.
Such matter should then be !lcit, two weeks
fof reply, and ii, al the expiration Of that
time, the required postage has BOT been re.
celved, it should be marked unclaimed ana
sent to The dead letter Office as uumaiablc
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EEiSc%s.;a5 Convention.

at Saturdays se&sion q the House Of
Deputies ST The Protestant Episcopal
Chnrcb, in Chicago, Mr.. Davis, OF Pennsyl-
vaaia, from the committee appointed to
provide fer tn .cly discipline OF the laity,
reported th,.l il "ocordan"a with The pres-
eat cauoaS and iubtics further legislation
WAS incSpeH.cnt.
Various memories, Ta,o presented su:..
costing cha"ges il the prayer book.
Il petition Of Rev C&!hrai.!, +. Perry, Of
Mary land, with references to the extension
of the missionary work among tho colorod
people, was tabled fer future reference.
Judge Cope, of Pennsylvania, submitted
memorial aaking that the joint houses ad
dress a memorial to the President Of tho
United States asking that the date of the
nationa! Thanksgiving day bs named for an
earlier day each year, nogc in conformity
With the rcapiGg Of the iiaIvssta.
Bishop Dunlap. missionary bishop of New
MEXICO, reported the results OF three years
labor in New Mexico and Arizona.