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lhk alu pibuthVh W those ~ NWO-gehI-uluHs
tive furlonKs.
ENTERED Az YEARLISas.
N.
j. A. 4 Morris,s b.. C Civil Service, by Reform II5
A. Belmout'H ch. Q. st, James. by 81. BlAise. ...... 1l5
u. y. Witherss b. O., by Stonehenge: Eeoola. 900. ll5
II. Y. Pulsiier,s hr. O., by OnOndAga-k Kelly. ..,...... 10
j. Il McDonald's CHI T., by Prince ChArlie-lA FA-
j. Waiden's h. g bifiI,lcc.. hi, Venitisitoor ,..,,' IL
ENTERED A. TwO-YEAR-OLDs.
~.
w. l.. Soott's CHI. O. Torso. by Algerine ............ ll5
Dryer Bros. br. G, Houston, by HindpO. ........,. 1l0
j. Croker's b. 9. Prince Howard, by Prince Charlie 10
A. Belmont's CHI. Z. ~. Carlo, by ST, BlNise. .,...... 10
Geo. HCarst's br. c. BAlafAt, by sir MUdred ....... 1l5
w. p. MaKwcll's CHI. c. Prince fonSo. Ivy Prince
Charlie. ...... III
Madison stables b. 6, Deyotee, by Alarm ,i.#Y, il5
j. A. 4 A, IL Morriss be Mucilngc, by Kyrle DAILY ll5
Castle Stables CHI. q. Elktun, by Eolus, go. 900. ll5
Castle STABLES h. 9, Elmstrne. by Stonehcnge..... 10
Mcmahon & Go. = CHI. I. NeyA. by Mortemer. -. .... 112
d., 4 A.. II. Morrisrs CHI. 4. Homeopathy. by
Reform. go. ........ liz
Geo. llrarst'sb b, { Cleaning, by sir modrcd. ,..... liz
Auburndalo Stables oh. I, UnadsEa, by OnondsRa. liz
Manhattan Stables blk. l. May Queen, by Dial
Wa iuovn; I. &. -; No. - 4; i;.,.r' din..'"''"' IL
Fourth Race. 81. James Hotel Stakes Tor tlre--yelr-
Odds aud upward, 800 each, halt forfeit, $50 u de-
clared, with 81. 800 added milo and q quarter.
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Purse, $1,000, for three-year-olds and upward to
iurlOnSs.
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Sheriff.. of Yale. was said last Winter to
have injured n tendon IN his leg so badly as
to incapacitate him from ever running again.
II does not look very much like it when he
made the 100 yards at Staten Island last Sat
urday in ten seconds, for he certainly did
make the distance within this time. 30 many
claim. He is going to attempt the wonderful
feat of running the 100 yards inside of ten
seconds at the meeting next Saturday.
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Third. Race. Great American Stakes Of $50. 900, for
two yoar-olds, At $50 each, for horses entered an year.
lings, and 800 each for those entered as two-yeAr-olds;
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AsHINGTON. November 2j.-Mr. Pen.
lleton was bora in Cincinnati. o., JulA
>. ls2j. and received an Acad' mic educd-
tion. He studied law. ~ d was ad niited L
he bar in Cincinnati. In l>Jt h. was
nembe Of the state Sen.tr, and from lSs
10 lsGJ he was a member OF Congress. ser, q
ny ON the Committee on Military Affair.
lie was nominated for Nice-President oI
he ticket with George Il. Mctleland u
1864. and was also an Unsuccessful candi-
date for Governor in Ohio in s69.
He was elected United States senator il
1873. and during his term Of office was chair.
an OF the committee on civil service n %
( rm. The civil ~ rsice law now in fore,
va. his creation. ard was assed largels
hruush his exerti0ns.
At the expiration Of his term In lssj
President Cleveland appointed hlm Minis
ipr ~ tiermany. which Office be held unit
H)n. William Waiter Phelps was appoint
by President Harrison to succeed him
,Ir. Pendleton and the members OF hl,
family had many friends in Washington.
Mrs. PeudletOn was Miss Key, Of Mary
land, the adopted daughter Of the author Of
The >tar->l angled Banner" She met /,
tragic death little Oser a year ago in New
York. She was thrown from the carriage
which The was riding with her daughter
n Central Park, and was fatally injured
Mr.. Pendiet0n WAS for years well known in
Washington. and when IN the senate hir
lIitical prominence made him u conspicu
OIs hgure.
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father: that they were unarmei In the
court Of justice. and had no idea of m king
or provoking any violence; that If the judy
ment Of the magistrate. which put Dr
W ,lker under peace bonis in the sum n
$50 had been observed by him. Their
" nl have been no collision or further diff
ii ults rs was anxiOusly desired by tn
whole Miller family and their friends; IN
no till DIR. Walker attacked their father
lth deadly weapons in hand. did they think
f fresorting to arms or intending violt nee
o: any sort that when they saw their father
sslulted by Walker. their onlv rurT o>'
N aim WIS To defend him; that when the,
.aw thoir father fall their shots wen, all Il
rected at Walker. without a dream Of doins
larm 10 Mrs. Walker. who WAS close t.
lim. or any feeling against her, and that
he stray shot that killed her is as PAINFUL,
regretted by them as possibly by any por.
lion OF the public.
MATRIMONIAL.
On Wednesday next. at the residence o'
Mr. W. y. Bigbie. ON Church street. Mis-
sue Withers. sister of Mrs. Bigbie. will b.
married to Mr.. BurrOughs, Of Richmond.
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TRAIN HELD UP
BY Two Naked Men in the West,

KANSAS CRY. Mo. November 25.--Thc
north bound passenger train on the Mi--
.Ouri. II tnsas and Texas railroad was "hel1
40" AT 9.3O o'clock last night at Pryor
creek. near Perry station. Indian Territory
rhe train was the early mail and express
md ALWAYS carries heavy mail as well ~
much express matter. At Pryor crck tive
irmed white men. unmasked. forced the en-
'ineer and fireman to descend from the cab
rhey uncoupled the engine, mail and
xpress cars and ran them ahead twc
niles. where they cleaned ont everything oi
alue in the express ear. They proceeded
10 the mail car. where they inundated tn
nail agents and rihed the pouches Of their
saluables. The safe i'm the express ear wa
,pened and its contents. valued at seyerd'
thousand dollars. secured. The nature of
he matter taken from the m lil ears is NOT
,nOwn. II took the road agents only hall
IN hour 10 do their work. \ special train
carrying United states mlrshal- ha, started
from MuscOgec for the scene and will soon
be in bot pursuit Of the robbers.
STORY OF TIE EMPRESS MESSENGER.
81. LOUIS. Mo-. November y A special
10 the Pos -DfSDdfch from >edala. Mo.
lives an interview with Oscar johnson. IN
'Npres- messenger. whose ear WAS robbe,
4 Prior Creek. twenty live miles south 0i
Nanita, !. T.. last night. His story Of th,
robbery is ~ follows; When the train
stop ed at the water-tank near that station.
gang of men of not less than live boarded
The train. Two ot them took possession oi
The engine while another cut the mail, bag
age and express ear, of from hc rem ind
r. Ot the train. \ shot alarmed Johnson
NhO was secrping valuable packages. Il,
the time the highwa, men were ready 10 en-
ter his ear he had all but $l.0O stored
away in various parts of the ear.
At the point of pistol. Johnson opened ib'
compan,'s safe. and the robbers secured tn
81 100 found there. They then opened hi
train box. and seeing a small amount OF
money. asked whose It was. "lbat'- part
If my salary replied johnson, The rob
bers lett it. telling him they were not rob
hing triinmen. johnson told them that
was all tue money. and they len the ear. II
was reported no trst that the nail ear had
pccn robbed and the passengers relieved OF
their money and yaluabes, but when thv
irain reached O~v ego. Kansas. that report
was found 20 be untrue. johnson. accom-
panied by express company officials, leii
for St. Louis this morning, the Former prac
tically under arrest,
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WAS ilNGTON.



WASHINGTON. II, a., November ~
The forthcoming report of the C0mptrollel
e she Currency covers the year ended OctO-
her 81, lss9. at which time there were In
existence 3.3lJ national banks. the largest
number In operation since the inaugura-
ton Of the system. These associations
possess an aggregate capital of $3.50, ILS6j
the last reports of condition oi their re-
sources aud liabilities on tne Jlth day OF
september. lSs9 The number reporting NJ
that time was 3.29l. Within the year bank
were OrganIIcd having an aggregate capi-
RAJ Of Ssl.2io.WO. Thirty-siX Of the new
banks were organized in IeXas, the largest
number in any one STATE.
TlE WILL ur IHE LATE JOHN HOOVER.
The july iu the contest over the will OF
the late John Hoover TO-DAY returned q YER
liol setting the will aside on the ground
that Hoover was undul, Influenced. tlo
left most of hi. property (SjO.0oli to Cath"-
iic Institutions. The will Was contested by
his nephews and nle.es
tRrn-CLAss POsTMAsTERs.
The following fourth-cass postmasters
have been appointed in Virginia: {. /. len
nings. Camp; Mamie u. (,rnin. Garfield
sara +. L. oarrico. ,iO.-tem Mills; j. ".
Douglass, ficey'ile; I, :, Grigg, >oudan.
MAIL RuGBERIEs.
In his annual report 10 the Postmaster
General chief P0't0ilice Inspector Rlthbont
shows that during the year IN ~ w,ie SOl
irrpst-. ill convictions. and ii9 cases are
awaiting trial; that Sii3li.fiwas recovered
.sl restored ~ UWaefs, The increase in
l4u'iNt fea u The pOstOilices WIS - per cent.
l,er the preceding year. MIR. Rithhou'
recommends that reward bee odogest fCr
po.iofiice burglars.
MpNFN cKDEH sNsiEM.
Tho ANNUAL report Of the superintendent
II the money order system of the rostOili' q
Department shows HAT the gross revenue
from domestic money order business WAS
ibi3.96J; from postal note business. Sl2l.-
> %; and that the international revenue was
;l2j.J3l. The net loss on money order bus
ine,~ was 3. 10. The superintendent r.
cOmmends the use Of circulars w SNAIL
towns 10 advertise the n0pey order busi
ness which he saws is gof a, Well known as
il should be-
FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.
Acting superintendent y. II. Brooks. 0l
The Foreign Mail Office in his annual r..
port 10 the POstma.ter-Gcneral. states thu.
the foreign service cOst lasi year s,SI .3s, ID,
amount OF postage prepaid or, ,ne W.0h,j.t
,rticle-. which weighed ALL, ~ pounds
Sas s.. l9a. -. the number OF articles r..
cei,ed was 3l,ss2,2l0
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NORTH CAROLINA.
4 he Raleigh Bank foreers to Try for
New Trial-Coilege foot-Bail--keguiar
~ov<h state Budget.

he Raleigh Bank forgers tn Try for a
New TriaI-Coliege Foot-Bail-Reguiar
North state Budget.
RALEIGH, y. C., November 25.-lspeciai, !
counsel Tor Cross and W hite, the convicted
forgers os the Raleigh Bank, have made a
motion iH uresf OF judgment OF the United
states Supreme GOurf in confirming the
..entence in the case. The motion Will be
hs.rd when the mandate ia the case comes
down from the higher court, 30 lt seems
no, croSs and White have another cbanc6
of escaping their sentence.
The Inter.C ColIegiate football games which
We're ~ popular lssf year, have been inaug-
mrated again. TsitNy College aud Wane
Forest teams Will play p game here on
Thanksgiving Day. ,,,..
Mn, j. u. Bobbitt, wife OF Or. i'cohitf'
presidipg elder in the Methodist Confer
ence. died ut DR., Bobbitts residence here
to-day.
Ex-Governor Holden, who was iwpeached
and removed from Office In lsGs, has pub
hshed card justifyins the causes for which
he was impeacbed, lie soptrasis his ad.
mlnisfrafion with thai Of the present, sud
saws that he did nothing which has not been
done ty ether Governors since,
! The annual Methodist copferepee 10 be
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LYNCHBURG.
Wr. Noblin's AssailaDt- taken to nan
f,N-ihe Miller Walker Tragedy.


IyNcuBuRG. Va, November 81 >pe.
eial The three negroes. John Walker
Moses Dickinson and jerry Conner. Of HalifiA
,untv. charged with attempting 10 assassi
nate Hon. X. K. NOblin some weeks ago. an'
brought here tor safe Keeping. were thh
morning taken back 70 Halifax county foi
trial by Deputy sheriff James /. allin-
Ton. No violence il anticipated IN HdiiiaA
( Trains on the Norfolk and Western under
the new schedule between Richmond am
! Iynchburg. over the Richmond and ID u
| vile railroad, arrived here on the best time
to-day, and is great relief to our people
THE MILLER BoYs PREPARING FOR A
STRONG DEFENSE.
Senator John ". Daniel and /. y. WI
liams. Of this city. have been engaged a.
mart of the counsel to defend the ,Oun.
| Miller boys now in Jail here for the par
they acted i'm the late Walker-Miller tragedy
enacted in Brownsburg, Rockbridge county
Mr.. r. f. Glasgow. OF Lexington. Is ais
one of their counsel, and II Is certainly
formidable array of attorneys.
! Messrs. Daniel and Williams 20 To Lex
ington to-day-cONt term-to arrange 10
The trial. The prisoners have not been ID
dicted Vet by the grand jury, none haNin-
vet met since the tragedy. and VIII no
meet. IL is said, till the December term
There will hardly be any trial OF the case
therefore, until the January term. and, con
,idering the excited state OF the public mine
in that section. It is generally cnnsidere'
best that such delay should occur. In iaci
| il 1. not certain that the trial VIII takepiae'
i'm Rockbridge, and may lie removed TO som
otner court an the application OF the defend
ants counsel.
The NJ ..,er BOYS here still firmly assert
as heret fore communicated by your COZ
respondent, that the part tney TOOK IN 10
afIIsy was entirely in the defense Of thei
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Miss Franklin Street." ilow's that teri'
ole cough you had last night leaving the
germasi Thought you would be In bed for
a week with IT,"
Miss Park Avenue-"Oh, just sent 10
,be nearest drug store and got bottle Of my
soye,eigp cure, DIR. Dayid's Cough syrup
and I am well. We don't use anything
else for coughs, oessis and bronchitis but Dr
Dayisps Cough Syrup Of pure pine tar
horehoupd and wild cherry. II Is simple
harmloss, and very efectiye.-Hdv.
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Driven to Suicide by Grief.

TOLEDO, ONO, November 25.-A photo
grapher named Philip Ball committed SUI
eide in his gallery this mosniog Dy hanging
bimslf. His son, aged about twenty. yssgs,
was consumptive, and has been confined q,
his bed for nearly year. lie. died at .
O'Clock this morning. No cause Is assigned
lor lLs fathers rash act other tnan .ns
Great psies anl sorrow caused by the death
Of his only chlid, Of whom he was passion
ately fond.
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ponr Of RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 25.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER %
AHRIvtD.
tt..,u.r Mary A. Power. Jones, Chai les
.,t,o.tha q rocK. Allison q Addison.
.Ii.r,uci John -. i ige, galley fhi"del-
Mia. coal. 5. n. Hawes.
rnfT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NoYENrEE %.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Allegheny, Providence, and
...Ia.l fnr West Point, merchandise
steamship Roanoke. Newport ana saiied
f.r sew Nufk. mcrch lndisc. 10,
80 nt.shfu AirSdoll. New Orleans, cohleu
and sli cd l6r Liverpool .,
steamship Para. brunsWi'k' 'Vni0" III"
smiled f0r Liver on. - ,,
-f.,nisnip dendoie; New Orleans coaied
-.'nship Moanledgremb. New York. to
-.nooner J. B. OGDEN New York, 10 load
p.r Mead. Boston. TO load coal.
rrgr on WEST POINT, NOVEMBER p.
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore. Bennett Baltimore
-i.7m tip Empire. Davis. Liverpool, Eng.
,,.fh cnrL of salt for Davenport MOTIFS
-i.a,n,hip Pocahontas. Blank. New York
'' .c6".n,r ,i' NJ. Franklin. higgins, Baili'
more. bulk guano, 90 order.
SAILED.
steamship Richmond, Dole New YORK
sg. .h general cargo ,-,.,.a
Sicsmship nanvIllc. rillups. Baltimore
with general cargo ,, ,t...,
~t.-mship Guy Mnnncring Ford. Liver
pool Via Newport Mows.
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IL IL not worth the small prlc.' u 20 cents
10 free yourself OF every sympt IN OF th So
distressing complaints. II you IN nix so, call
at our store and get bottle OF shlioh's vital
ixer. livery bot IL has pri ten guarantee
on II. Use accordingly, a. II u does you n
good IL Will cost you nothing. sold by u e.
4. r brothers and II. NJ. shelids 4 Co.. ejsn-r
Of FIT and Marshall streets.
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held at Greensboro, beginning November
2sth. will be q session Of unusual length
and importance. The removal OF TRINITY j.
TO be finally settled and several new pre-,
siding elders and delegates 20 the Eeneral
Conference will be elected. The question oi
the division ofthe Conference. which caused
much debate and no little feeling several
wears ago, will also come up again.
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Panic Over a Bank Suspension.

NEW YORK. November 25.-Ihe banking
house Of Suskipd & Co.. 40 Canal street.
was surrounded all day yesterday 5y an eA,
cited crowd of German, Norwegian ana
other foreign men @na women, mostly I'M
migrants. who are alarmed .. ne prosper
OF losing their deposits III the ipsulu'ion' y
notice OF suspension was posted on the door
but no reason was glten. " Il sald tud'
Suskind has disappeared. The deposits are
said TO amount to 100000.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Compelling Railway Employees to Leave
Canada.

Compelling Railway Employees To Leave
Canada.
OTTAWA. November 25.-Mr. j. {. Fat
terson. member Of Parliament for North l.
sex. has been Interviewing the so,ernmenI
Is to the acsi0n .. the ileuois hallway OH
cials in compelling their Windsor EN-
ployos 10 move 20 Detroit, oNina to tn
marsh enGotcemen, of the .,lien Labor Ia"
nv Collector iampau az Detroit, Nr, Tat
rerson explained that II was great lnlury
md thlt Windsor Mill s''T''~ - ,... "A
troit Railway workmen living in Canad.
re compelled 10 20 over 70 the American
side. The government promised to looh
INTO the matter.
CABLE NOTES.
DUBLIN, November 2j.-The Belfast
vens Letter has fully apologized for libel
ing Mr.. Saxon, and has paid $500 damages
ROME. November 25.-king Humber
opened the Italian Parliament to-day in per
son.
RCPIu RED RELATIONS BETWEEN GERMAN
AND THE VATICAN.
LONDON. November 2j.-The P0U-N0}
Gtzefte declares that the relations betwte a
Germany and the Vatican may be- consid
cred as virtually ruptured.
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HafIroad Collision.

MAssILos, oBIo, s3yember 25.-Coal
train number thirty. and the ~o.A train on
the Cleveland, Lorraine and Wheeling nan
.,ad collided this morning at Flushing
Lny,nee~ 4. II. Myers, of the coal train.
vas kjiled, derry Page. conductor, and
charles Beesie. ehginees " the work train.
was seriously injured, as were also slyeFal
train men.
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Guilty of Murder.

WILMINGTON, DEL, November 25.-
George II. Williams (coloredl aged thirt,
years, was found guilty Of mur Ter IN IN
inst degree to-day. lie was charged with
,illing Walter Z. Wright. white bo,
lbOut eighteen years of age. The KILN.
vas the result Of an attack on the eyenin.
Iune iaih of gang OF white ritiians on !
c)lored drum corps.
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Hunting Natural Gas -its Lighted
Match.

MUNcIE, iND.. November 25.-A6on'
noon Yesterday, while Albert OSle was
hunting natural gas leah with a lighted
match in the basement Of bis residence. thc
Gas ignitcd, causing terrific Ap'osion'
The bouse WAS blown to pieces. while > lberi
is left with but one leg. His sister was also
badly hurt, and may die.
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Shot by aPreacher.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. November 2j.-Rey.
VI. Little. OF Elizabethton. shot and fatally
wounded Daniel IIyder, a well-known young
man of that place. yesterday, ior betraying
the minister's daughter.
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More of the conemaush valley Victims.

PIIJsaTRG, Pa. November 3.-four
bodies came u the surface of the Cone
maugh river at JolgstoWn to-day. -
many bodies are being brought 10 Ihe sur
face by the high waters Of the past few days
that patrol was started to-day TO look ior
cOruses
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\ SORE THROAT OR CoUGH, IL suffered
10 progress, often results in an incual IL
throat or lung trouble. Brpn's Br, n
chioi Trochesr give instant reliei.-idy.
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PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS co.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
H-~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~>~~~
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION. BY
THE GONERNDR.


IN the belief that the people OF virsinia
should render praise TO .'Goi the Father Al
"lgh.y, maker OF h aven and EARTH" for the
many merci.s vOuchsafe 10 them curing tho
1T year. ami In n cOrdance with custom. 1
heteby set apart aud n, poiut
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ~. 1880,
as n day of Thanksgiving
recon mt nj that upon that fny our people
sScmhle IN tnsi n spcctive places OF wor-
= ip 10 offer thanks 10 the Hing " GLORY for
lis w'tchiul care In the past, and with
siaiitu g b seech II m "tO deliver us nom
VI aud mischief. ir.m sin" and from the
" ri and assaults OF our enemies In the
future.
Let the DAY be marked ny good deeds 10
hose vino are di.tr s-+d ''in mind, bo.iy OF
state liy relief 10 the poor and the DESC
ate, b sympathy Win tue sick and tn af-
lrtVd, and by loving kindness st the family
hr' SIDE.
~ u he day ofthsnksgivine to the ever
lasting God by giving praise TO the CREATOR
nj Pres rN"r Of all mankind" mot only
with onr lips but m our lives.
In testtn.o whereof, have hereunto set
my hand n'd caused the reat seal OF thu
'tHtc OF Vi gini To TIE affixed.
bone ~ tie apitOl In hichmond. this l2th
my OF Noycn ber, In the yesr Of our Lor,i one
thousand eight bund ed aud eighty mine. and
he ltith year Of the commonwealth.
FlTZNuGH LkE.
Governor OF Virginia
by the Governor
III W. tLprRNOy,
secretary Ia the Commonweaith.
nOi2-tOt
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WANTED-STUDESrS in STE
w NOGkAPHY AID iYfS-Mkl II %.
Inc only sh rt-hand school IN hahmona
That hns ever grasu ted a student. over 100
81 our aduates TOW holding good vosltions
secured by us. T. rms reasonable and a prhe-
tioal tralning guaranteed. McGlLVkf. en-
LtHt Of ~fENO0hAfHY, 10 north Ninth
'slfeci. Oef3-6m
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TIE Roman Catholic CI urch and Secret

BALTIMORE. Mn. November 25.-lt IS
stated on authority than which there is NJ nc
higher in this country, TIA It there has b en-
absolutely no action taken by the iIierar by
Of the Catholic Church on the question OF
secre. societies, a. was reported TO Lave
been done by the Bishops during their cen
tennial celebration