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GENERAL NOTICES.

Painters, Take Notice.-A meeting will
be held WEDNESDAY,, June Goth, at P. NJ :,
corner Sixth and l streets, where business OF
direct importance to the painters will be dis
cussed. A full attendance is requested By
order of je192ts tB. C.l COMMITTEE.
Advice to MOthers--Mrs. Winslow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
cherub awakes as bright as button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty five cents a
bottle. MWFly
f. Baumle, s23 j street.-Lunches a
specially. Canned goods, ham, cheese, butter,
etc. myl5-
John Eitel, Assayer and Chemist, corner
Seventeenth and streets, Also buys gold. If
The best place in California vor- printing done
A. Johns1o e Co.'S, no St. Sacramento Cal
g. Potter, Manufacturer and Dealer in
Harness and Saddles, lila Second ST., X and L.d
s. j. L. L. southworih, Dentists, ssc.
!
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-20

In the case of Deputy United States Marshal
arrested at Portlanf for election frauds, Judge
Deady has decided that the State authorities
have no power to arrest Federal officer while
on duly.
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An Ilustrious Name C,oud.d.

san FRANCISCO, June 10Th. - Special "A
Young man, James -ullivan, arrested for drunk
cnness, has been identified to-day as the man
who, on the night OF the 18th of February, two
years ago. catered saloon on Sixth street and
caught Annie Peters n, a waitress, chosed her
into insensibility and then robbed the till of
lonr dollars; Sullivan says it is case OF mis-
taken identity.
Little Wore Than Stealing sheep.
sCopTig#. 1858, ty lie Caj os,aa ssooaieg Press.
RED BLUFF, June lgth.-AndrewS Scott. Il younp
cOiofed man, was this afternoon found gui ftv of
grand larceny hog stcaingl. his brother Willie
served term in san Que tin, and his father,
John Scott is awaiting trial for attempting TO
rescue his son from the County Jail
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-20

Merit will tell; even in strawberry
baskets the best rise to the top.
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\ LIVELY NIGHT.

The City by the Lake r Scene of Wild
Demonstration.
CHICAGO. June 19th.-Parading and march
ing. and singing. and music, and yelling and
squealing and crowding are going on tonight
upon greater scale than ever One would think
chicago might be heard in the middle of Lake
Michigan, even though a cyclone ragged above
her
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ESPERANZA

Is located in the center of LOO acres OF land
belonging 10 the Capay Valley Land Company.
This land has been subdiyided into tracts of
from Is 10 20 acres. They will be sold at PRI-
VATE CONTRACT, upon terms of onefifth cash
at the time of purchase, or within ten DAYS
from the time of contract to purchase the en-
tire balance TO remain at interest for FIVE wears
~ seven per cent. per annum.
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At CHICAGO.
PREPARING FOR BUSINESS.

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE. ]
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TWO NICELY-FURNIsHED ROOMS, IN
! central location, suitable for housekeeping
for gentleman at wife. Apply at this office 2O-6s
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-HOUsE OF
l. five rooms well-furnished for housekeeping.
For particulars apply at this office Its
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-20

Napa and Solano's Fair.

tCopyf'gF, 1855, by tte California associated Prise
NAPA, June 19th.-The District Fair of Mana
and Solano will be held the week beginning
August 9th at Napa, on the grounds of the Napa
County Agricultural Association. Mapel Hall
hibds.
The Graham Murder Case.
icopyn1gh, 1888, By TIC Cal. or Associated Press
SANTA Cruz. June i9th-Graham was cross
examined to-day, but nothing new was elected
IN reference To the actual Killing of Dennis
BENNETT The case viii probably be closed to-
morrow.
Fell From Trestle.
icopyigh 1855, Jyf.e Cab fora 4ssociatsd f,re.,I
RHoNERyIILE, June 19th.-While working at
Does logging camp AZ Newburg, James Potter
was seriously hurt this afternoon by falling off
the trestlework
A Careless Census Marshal
SAN FRANCISCO. June l9th-lSpecial. AFTER
an ihvestlgatlon of school census taken by Cen
siis Marsha! Hi!derb and IL has been found so
faulty that il will be entirely retaken A new
census Marshal will be appointed next week.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Special Meeting OF Concord Lodge, e
No. III. F. and A NJ, THIS (Weones ~
day. EVENING, June 10th, at ESQ Xxx
O'Clock, for work. Visiting brethren " y
cordially invited. By order of
H. A. Hebron, W. ".
W. q. HEvENER, Secretary. IT.
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PACIFIC COAST.
REPUBLICANS CARRY THE PORT.
LAND ELECTION.
The Marysvil,e Murder Case-Acci.
dent in a Logging Camp-A
Hog-Stealer Convicted.
FLATTENED OUT.

ESPECIAL. DISPATCHES TO THE REcogp-usIoN.l
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HOME AFFAIRS.
WHY L0GAN'S REMAINS ARE TO
BE REMOVED.
Fire-Knights of Pytbias-
Observation-Disclosures
DON'T LIKE HERO WORSHIP.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE srooED-us.os.l
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THE VOICE FROM THE BALLOTB0
ATT. TIE TOWNS HEARD FROM SHOW REHARE
VIIsIsI NJ IT y VI NBV T. oVlyVV'
far TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNY.l

Il,
ABLE REPUBLICAN GAINS.
Montpclcr VI, sept. CSpcciaD. Vermont was
expectcd 10 come TO the front to-day with good
rouslng Republican gain the state ticket, and 1t
seems certain that she has come forward In man
nrr To Justify all outside expectations Up to this
hour very few towns outside of this county have been
heard from except on the vote for the town Repre-
scnta.ivcs whose votes counted soonest on
\ basis partly made up of votes on the State and on
the Representative tickets twcnty-one to"rS report
n gain of As per cent over uc
vote Of four years ago. The Vo'e
in each town on the state ticket almost Invariably runs
ahead Of the vote thc Representative ticket ana
Il f almost certain that this rate Of increase VIII be
raised on basis Of gain Of even 43 per cent the
Republlcan majority Will be over 10000 II seems
certain that the Republican candidate for Governor
viii have been nearer 10000 than $4,000
Montpclcr gave 347 majority for the Republican
candidate for Governor Probably not town in this
county will 20 Democratic on the State ticket
White River Junction, VT. sept 4.-Rcturns from
thirty five towns give Dillingham Rep) 0434 shurt-
hg ,Dcml go: sceley Pro 225 votes scattering Z.
Tho same towns in 1884 gave Pence tRcpl Sob
Rcdngion (Dcm.,, 3.4l2; stone tPrOl and scattering
262. ~. ~. r.,o
562 Republican gain. i6 per cent The Demo.
craft. los a. compared with 1884. IS 2l2. showing
los, Of per cent Tho Prohibition loss IS 80, or ii
per cent Net Republican gain - pr Gcntj non,
o., 3-5 shurileN JDrml, O.540; Sccly tPro), 6l5 4;
scatirrInr : The same towns In 1881 gave On
gree Iicpl % 1GG. Rcdinston (Dcml 94O9 stone
Prul and scatter ng 4s cams 9C'f nU,S
etc I5I Net Republican gain over Nmocratic
vote . $50: : over all 2,1Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
NO rRAcE or POISON N MR. HAMMoyD's BODY

no TRACE OF POISON ~ Mr.. HiMMOND'S BODY
To satisfy the demand for an autopsy on the body OF
tho Rev William Hammond formerly OF Brooklyn. who
died suddenly Grove, y. j. week Sunday,
in view OF suspicious OF poisoning. the body was taken
from receptacle in the main receiving vault In Green
wood Cemetery and subjected 10 postmortem cSamlna-
ton Yesterday Coroner VanderyccF, Of Long Branch
Deputy Corsner Sexton OF ocean Grove; Dr. F. H.
Brown OF Long Branch. and DR. j. NJ. Van Cott IT, OF
tho Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn, accom-
pauied Coroner Rooney Greenwood and the autopsy
was made IN tho receiving vault
Dr. Van conducted the operation. lie found the
heart enlarged nsbby with large amount OF fat and
tho physicians present agreed that fatty degeneration Of
the hear. could caused death. Tho smaller ntestncs
were also conces.ai action Of the nine cathatc
pill, which Nj Hammond took shortly before his death
There nothing show any OF poison but the
stomach part the ncstnes scaled in glass
Jars analysis needed Coroner VanderNeer Will lay
facts before the District Attorney OF Monmouth
County n j. and Il will be left with him to decide
whether expense Of chemical analysis shall be- under
taken view OF the fact that nothing u warrant the
suspicion entertained has yet been found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
FIRES N TWO yEw.JFRsEY TOWNS.

Burlington. y. j., Sept. 4.-Eary this morning d
fire broke out IN y. c. Prices lumber yard at ,n''
place. and in a short time tho flames consumer
great quantity OF cedar and walnut lumber inc
fire communicated to the Wilson House, at MarshaiI
and High SITS, and then TO the Burlington House anu
the steamboat landing. Both hotels and the sh"us Vi
the Steamboat landing were totally destroyed Tho
flames also communicated 10 five twostory frame
dwellings owned by ElwOod +. Dorm, all OF "h'n
were destroyed. small ferry boat, plying between
Burlington and Bristol, owned by Mr.. Dorin' an"
named after him, caught fire while moored al the
steamboat landing and partially destroyed, ",
Frank Campbell and Edward :. smith, OF thc , Va,
untecr Fire Department. were seriously lnlur,u D.,
wall falling upon them. II Is estimated thaI III,
total loss will foot up fully $4,000. The origin oil
INC Gorientown. \. j.. Sept 4.-Thc Birkhcad hosiery
mill at Beverly together with the machinery was ~
stroycd by fire last night The loss Is SiO'ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
PUTTING UP THE PRICE OF COAL IN ST. LOUIS

PUTTING UP THE PRICE OF COAL IN ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis Sept 4-The Consolidated Coal Company,
of ST. Louis controlling the majority OF the bitumrous
coal mines within radius OF fifty miles Of the city
and even greater distances. on Saturday advanced
the price of 12 cont standard grade, and cent
on higher grades. The Coal Exchange met yesterday
and made similar advance, one month earlier than
IS customary 1t is understood that the regular winter
advance of 1 cent will be added on October l. The
Bryden Coal and Coke Company. the only Independent
concern OF any Importance in the Louis coal trade
will make Ike adya tomorrow II IS stated fh2,
the advance f. due 10 the request O the miners for -
Increase Of wages, and that their requests Will be
Dta1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05

THE DAMAGE WAS TO ENGINE AND FIREMEN'
Some rubbish the private pier o. the METROPOLITAN
Gas Company, at the foot Of West Forty y-hfstst'
caught fire al 10 a yesterday, and an aarm caicu
several companies of fdcmcn. rs ENGINE ~" 81
was on ITS way from West Forty scventh-st, 1t was
upset and ditchcd at Tcnfh-ave and Forty seconusI
Tho accident was caused by the sliding of the hihn
wheels of the engine the srcet-car tracks as 'hc
driver tired to turn the corner Foreman James
Gcni and Flrcmrn John Dcvonny and James hulig'n'
who role on the engine. hurled TO the stree,
pavement and bruised severely. They were Iahon W w.
their homes I'm private carriages. The engine vas
damaged so much to be useless for the nho. ~
damage worth mention caused by the IRE u" ''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
"THE FATrEsT WOMAN ~ THE WORLD" DEAD.

"THE FATTEsT WOMAN ~ THE WORLD" DEAD
Baltimore Sept (Speciap.-N innie johnson, the
largest colored woman in this country, Weighing c4o
pounds died here last night at boarding house, inc
doorways Of which had been specially enlarged Tor
her benefit She was called Big WINNIE and she
had been exhibiting as The Fattest Woman I'm the
World for the last ten years. Fatty degeneration OF
the heart caused her death. She was born In Ken
tucky and as a child gave signs Of attaining any
unusual size. At the carly are OF fifteen, she mar
Red man OF her own race by the name OF Johnson
When she about twenty Of age she began to
grow large and every year added TO her age so II
did to her size. She the mother OF ten Children
five sons and five daughters. She always travelled
in baggage fitted up for her accommodations as
she could not pass through the door OF an ordinary
car The funoraI took place this afternoon The
coffin was five feet eleven inches in length. three
feet eight inches in width. and three feet two inches
deep. Seven men had plenty Of room 70 stand IN H.
The room In which the woman died IS In the rear OF
2 store and thc show window had TO be removed so
that the huge coffin and ITS weighty contents could be
hclsted through by derrick The fourteen strong men
who acted aS pal-bcarcrs had all they could do to
shove the dead giancss into her final resting place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
BRITISH BARBARITP.
MR. GLADSTONE ARRAIGNS THE GOVERN
MENT AS PERSECUTORS OF THE IRISH.
AUSTRIA'S NOBLE EXAMPLE POINTED OUT
THE "GRAND OLD MAN" DECLARES FOR
WELSH HOME RULE

AUsTRIAs NOBLE EXAMPLE POINTED OUT
THE "GRAND OLD MAN" DECLARES FOR
WELSH HOME RULE.
London. Sept 4-Mr. Gladstone. in speech at
WreXham to-day, said that The Times" had
done him an unexampled compliment III answering
n speech not yet delivered. He had no wish to
interfere with the natural and legitimate per-
formancc of " The Times in throwing dirt upon
him. He remained strong in the opinion that the
criticisms of mans enemies were more useful
than the cheers of friends
He maintained the truth of his former state
mcnt that he had political prisoner in
Naples better treated than were imprisoned Irish
members of Parliament. 1t had not been denied
that some of the Parnetes had broken the law,
but the trainers and administrators of
the law were more guilty than the
Parnellite offenders He would not say
that imprisonment had killed Mr. Vaudeville,
yet he declared that Vaudeville was used in a
manner that dsgraccd the Irish Government,
and any government in the world would be dis
graced that did the like. While on the subject
of the treatment of political offenders, he observed
that it seldom that he was able to speak with
satisfaction Of the policy of Austria, but he mad
learned with the greatest satisfaction that Austria
had given liberal home rule to the Ga,ician Poles,
and in that respect she was far ahead of England
Referring to Welsh sympathy with the Par
nelites. he said that the people Of Wales would
not be losers by the present agitation. They
would find that the Scotch, who were determined
people, were with them when I re came a
demand for the solution of Wtel questions
That demand could not be made until the Irish
question disposed of.
In the afternoon Mr. Gladstone made speech
at the Welsh Eisteddfod. His remarks had no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
MR. BLAIR LAYS OUT MR. REAGAN
TILE TEXAN OVERCOME AT EVERY pOINT-REA


CANS vERACITY ESTABLISHED.
Washington, Sept lSpecal.-Mr. Reagan.
Of Texas, has managed in the short time that no
has been a member OF the United States Senate
to make himself an unmitigatcd nuisance.
Though lacking all the essential qualities 81
successful speaker effective debater. he never
hestatcS moment to give the country the benefit
Of his views on every conceivable subject
Nearly fifty years OF feeding at the public crib
have only made him callous 10 the snffcrings
of Others as he persists daily in inlicting torture
upon those who feel in duty bound TO listen TO
his speeches. Ii was, therefore, hot without
feeling Of satisfaction that the Senate saw Mr..
Reagan turned down to-day by Mr.. Blair, of
New-Ilampshirc The whole thing done so
quickly. so neatly. so effectively, that Mr. Reagan
required an hour. almost. before he recovered from
his astonishment and then the debate had drifted
into another field, and beyond his reach. it were.
The Scna, been indulgng for
some time in an aimless sort OF way.
in Il political debate covering great variety Of
subjects, bat brought about. it seems, by tho
rather mpudcnt structures OF Senator Vest re-
garding an excellent publication con piled by
Captain Mckee. the assistant OF the Senate Ii
braran. and entitled; Protection Echoes From
the Capitol Mr. Vests criticism was that An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05

BROOKLYN'S POST OFFICE CONIhACI "i' HN 'i
washington. Sept 4.-Thc secretary OF the Treasury
odav directed the forfeiture OF the contract VII"
= = Cocbel Of Chicago. for the construction oi h0
post Office building Brooklyn n " ana inc ioric',-
ure also Of The II 900 which accompanied MS Did'
rht 40, &c hased On the failure of the contractor 10
,nrnsb sccur,y n the sum Of 100000 for the perfor
nance Of the work lie had until to-day 10 execute
the bond hut instead of so doing teieera!he" Ho'i
Mt Clements, Mich, that he was not aDe 10 i'o'o
with rheumatism, and therefore, could not execute
the bond.
Mr. Gocbcrs bid for the work was e"-"'oOo' o''''e
about thirty per cent less than the next I""c''
htddcr secrctarv Fatrrbui said this aft rrnOon that
there were O1ly things left for him 10 ~ ~. &
matter, either 10 advertise for bids or 10 sNo "
10 the next lowest bidder under the Original anN -
rnent He would decide which action to tahc III ~"
days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
THE BrPpOPOTAMrs MUST WAIT.

The Board Of Estimate yesterday appropriated +2 COO
for salaries the Excise Department for August re'o
lutlon offered by Controller Myers appOpratng 5000
FOR the frcc be given TO working people during
the winter await action sy tho Goard OF
Education The Park Department got 81 500 TO survey the
tracks Of tho Harlem Railroad one hundred and thirty
cghthst preparatory sinking them. but the application
OF that department - 500 to build new house for
the hippopotamus in Centrtl Park with the Mayors
decided opposition. That" he said " would give the
newspaDer. fine chance house 10 cost -. 300
for hippopotamus while plenty Of people live In shan
ties p' The request denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
lonx cn1ylMlX Xor wAXrED ~ TMAT T0wY

JOHN CHINiMAN NOT WANTED IN THAT TOWN.
Helena Mont. sept. 4 ,Spccall.-rhcrc are more
than 500 Cinnamon I'm Helena. and there IS dspos
ton 10 molcsi them on the part of the citizens
good many consider them an unbearable nuisance but
the quarantine law has never been enforced against
them new suburban town Is rapidly being built
up around the new smcter. some five miles east Of
Helena and It's citizens have already determined that
the Mongollan must be barred out. TWO Cinnamon
endcavord 10 establish laundry IN the little village
YESTERDAY. As their presence became known
a committee waited upon them and requested them 10
move on al the same time gently iniimatlng that. (
they ever came back hasher measures might be used
The two Johns considerably left. but laid the matter
before the authorities who promised them proiec tion
There +, likely to be trouble II they attempt To force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05

Albany. y. y. sept. 4.-Tho state Board Of Equal
lyaton he'd i;s first session today. Three members
If the Land Board and the three state Assessors were
present. The Assessors presented table of tho as
sesscd valuo Of real and personal estate In 1897 com
piled from the returns Of the county clerks This
showed total Increase IN real property of s97 7466oo
and in personal property Of Slo7l3414 the latfAr In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
MRS EEAy'S SANITY TO BE TESTED.

Lockport n. T.. Sept. speciah.-Mrs. Tom kean,
widow OF the Editor Of " The Buffalo Courier who
was arrested last week, charged by her father, H. NJ
Lymburncr with setting fire TO his house at Lasac.
was released on 81 900 bail to-day Her surety was
Edward HAYES wealthy Buffalo contractor and her
counsel was Judge Brundage. OF Buffalo Judge
Uaght sent her 10 DR. Granger. OF the Buffalo Insane
Asylum who will decide to her sanity. The party
went to Buffalo to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
4 mscREAyr IN THE GARB OF 4 MINISTER.

Chicago. sept. "A morning paper says The
Rov James : Greene nearly eighty years of age ana
former rector Of 81 Matthews Reformed Epl'copil
Church on IarraLcesi., was oyicicd from the "rah'
Pacific Hotel last night. where hc occupied elegant
ouartcrs with an nnoccnt brid. on the charge "f
lleamv preferred against him by legal VIE who left
him short time ago I'm fear of her liic. For over
half century minister Of the Gospel n thc best cNl-
dcrcc IS true he la, between family prayers, durfs
which he fell over with intoxlcaiion. been not ony
addicted To the inevitable minor vices but has been
forger a states prison convict, three times divorced
from wives who have died OF insanity and broken
hearts and bas married Blk women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
ANGRY AT sALIsBURY'S INHERITANCE.

THE CANADIAN CABINET DISPLEASED WITH
THE ACTION OF THE HOME GOVERNMENT
Ottawa, Ont, Sept. 4.-The first meeting OF the
Cabinet since President Cleveland laid his Ret aha'lon
measure before Congress held here yesterday alter
noon. The British Government sent cable dispatch
to Sir John Macdonald requesting him TO furnish fui
text Of the and character Of commercial relations
which had existed between the United states ana ,ai-
ada since the confederation of British North American
provinces also clear statement of rcmonstrahcc'
which had been made by the United States against
Canada for alleged Irregularities in according 10
United States citizens their rights conceded by the
treaty as well full explanation as TO the probaDc
effect on the Dominion If the proposed retaliation
measures were carried out. This information was lad
bcfore the Cabinet yesterday. On the most trust
worthy authority II IS learned that in requesting thS
Information Lord Salisbury cnloned the Dominion
Government TO exercise thc utmost caution IN every
movement Just when an irregular step might
strengthen the feeling of hostility which has been
raised toward the Dominion Lord Salisbury mas
spoken pretty plainly to Sir john and inc alluuc ne
has assumed not very cordially received by ncnl-
bers of the Government The members OF the CaDlhsl
wcrc by no means united in indorsing the remedies
which Sir John proposed. II Is stated that serious
rupture in the Cabinet Is not improbable over thc III
reference of the home Govtrnment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
ipPCcr OF TWO TFWEIRY THIEVES

Lockport, y. y, sept. Especial. D.-Thomas Haw-
kns and Edward Upton, Of Suspension Bridge. have
been arrested and lodged in jail here, charged with
the heavy robbery of T. Craysion's iewcry store Al
the bridge three wcoks ago Tho evidence IS given
by woman who became angry at Hawkins because
he called in a.. officer 10 compel her TO return gold
watch that he had given her and thercupon shc pro
duced two valuable rims stolen fiom CrayStOns
store and stated that Hawkins and Upton we're the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
CONVENTION OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST.

tUN EN IION Vf T III OIIU It'7IT Ut 1117'-@'
Troy, y. Y, Sept. 4.-The state Convention OF the
Church OF Christ opened in this city today Ad-
dresses were made this afternoon by the Rev. i. B.
TYLER OF New York, on The Present state Of the
rn,on Novcment- and bv the Rev {. r. Gaut Of
syracuse. on The Difficulties Of Pastoral Work In the
Cttiesr The convention viii continue through the
week, closing on sunday.