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rTHE MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL FoE GrEr5.
14o AND 142 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
THE MISSES ELY'S

For Boys and Young Men-County.
A DIEONDACRs. CAllr cLDAK- euAa..s S-ho9, ior
"A boys June 'O'h u N6N1hxYL IiSioa s. '4J'' j.
|, oItDENTowS ~. JJ MILITARY, I&snICrE.
Leu Lieut., r. II b. '~;2Sj IAX6oN c. coSa.dda11 & i'-
CHLLTENHAM ACADEMY. OiOSTI PA;
~ CneHceed o4i;Gn 'q M oyansh syno9
pcISraon for college scientific school. For circular.
H'' -eN JOHN CALVIN RICE. 4 M. rrincipn.
DosQEIs scnooL GLLY IT, COVE .S ~ 80 *, v,,
month b r. 0'CGNNo; b. H.. III. D.. D.r'cior
T. a fcH29L a2 ans}! tGH h M SG'S
e 81 ri. o.s ,ncd S DO ad TS I. FIX F1H X g. 5& S'
4 EDEEAL NIL sch2}2LiA ,i hone ,,h9ei 81 ;S for c
'c,r COY o,pi 81 e,t,ner 10 suG for circular Ki.nee,
Rev Howard ''o'Ey 5v. q g. Fl H. G%'1 RIOS a. M Principal
CREEnoLD INSTITUTE. Freehold y. j. a6h year
college PREPARATION specially business. high school
.IIiILs OF tS>Ex." Vacation School" 500 It 81.
1 - 1 Institute STUDY. recreation. b
ia horre. ponic donEeys idng eAercisc. J. VII
y1-o1o II -T-fIs- w0Rcr>rEK WORCESTER
M M i,a or ite i .coo In%2Fb &c% blng ad
mirably equipped Ampic play grounds. Dofmitorie' at
'''''''' '' D. " XBEECE0MBlE. a. n, rIncilal
- & 81 5i I3,5, s,o3% o,.o. J.o.
2' ''''' '0' ''''''S'' w. II. BANNIsrlE \. NJ.
M 2cHR2k H&2ky4 E9 sch95E n95E no,rn L. L. "
Overlooking L. Sound. send Tor Illustrated catalogue
(, UMMHR SCHOOL a. the PceksIll Military Acad my.
Join : TiLDES a. N. NJ. D.. Principal.
Send FOR circular
G UMMIE CAMP on Canandagua Lake. win coach.
> ing Tor collcee eHalpination- j. H. LEE 10 Grove
THE PEEK SKILL MILITARY ACADEMY
sap,en4 T & now Dix f'SS5p SGSN %G Ffnep
nest scIoo! wear only four hoarGcrs tancn Home care
and comforts address T.. D. MoNTANYE. Trenton. y ].
VACATION STUDY AND SPORT ~ THE MAlEE
ifAf:gI efC1I 'FPiHiffFAnNI@RY sGH6oL &eHb"rg s. y
vDrSLEYAN ACADEMY.-One Of the half.dozen best
me svncnt sol Will cover ordinary tuition
board washing and heating for the fall term be-
Principal wibraham Mass
tUHERE SHALL WE SEND OrR CHILDREN mis
w summer TO TIE. CnENBEouGH SEMINARY
Farm. send for vacation program. address THE
/ PRINCIPAL North Chni. Monroe Co., y. Y.
For Young Ladies--COuntrv
! ID DOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS UNDER j. YEARS
Of a.e 5i25 yearly hEhsa. sa,eTs' e. "dafS' Mf''
! T. oILEGIATE SCHOOL FOR Girls. ENGLEWOoD.
less spcclaitS rups admitted 70 Xas,ai: WsIslsy
c%RoLI&E ca l'S NJ o dERRiSM a. .'.'-.,,N'
IL 'i BoARDING NG'S stnG6L ron GIRLS Under the
1880 '"GS Appy to 'SGS &. MxR2 M I' JASKsoS lSSa
| CT AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Albany y; y
$ T. p IL Term; 400 Esr annSm .. EntSance M fee
go T%9hS1t ~ ycor ys eeges sP3 SP%eeF "a For e""
| j YOUNG LADIES New Brunswick. n. j., viii re.
ODen SEPT. 2ath. students prepared for CoueRc.
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REAL ESTATE.
RT-sINEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tho colo ., cboan lots and country property was
the prime pal feature al the heai hstao HA0"a"e9
terdav \ good crowd Of bidders aS'eihoed a' I'o
al, of 1.5 lot, in Webster and Brook aves., in the
T,ccnty third and Twenty fourth wards Inc properly
r,n, through from Webster to Ciestlihe ave. ana d
t in each avenue was sold together Inc lots Drougn.
from 500 up to $3.50 cach olhEic lols ruIns mus
fbruugh between the two avenues anu vary lhs io
-, feet 10 l57 feet In depth. brOugnt about 3i,.oo'
im e H. stcarns Benjamin +. farchnld, H. ienneke'
William Magrath and others. The lots in Brook
p%"uGe % Mo- ~ Throrc's Neck, WcStchcstcr County,
,iininiuc the Eastern boulevard, and amounting 70
I!t ID acres brought from :235 an acre up to S3oo
or unimproved property and the homestead anu
,veufy nv, acre, brought 900 an acre Among tie
investment property offered was no 10y Easu Nmc'S
, .5o0 , wear and sold 10 ]. Kenny for gle 3OO NO.
t51 Va,lu -t0n- st. three story and attic building on
a lnt IsXtj. went for r. 200 to Peter CASSIDY No
3ai East Twenty sixth 81. three story Drch "ro r
ncrt hon,e brought ~ 800 from Daniel Moran: Inc
di.fnup and Similar house. 30. 1886 sold 10 e. eal-
der, for SlI 900. Each house stands on nh iU.; r
Nos l50 and 16 East one hundred ana 'h! 90 90
two four story double brick hat houses on loH ooAioV'
rhcy brought ~ 200 each from +. \. Butcher ,,,
No 80 East sixty nlnth-st. Is four-stDry u"ehiIs
bor.c ON n lot I0x1Oi. II was knocked down 10
" Wesley for 10000 No. 20 East fifty -iourth ST. q
fonr story dwelling lot 20AI00 sold to Edinuna
Ucnnc,.y for $500. Nos. ~, G}O and W. West
one hundred and hiT1cthst are three frame uweinS'
on lots 25N2OO running through to Manhattah'sI ttN
brought @l39oo ana Si63o cacm 9 yacan, ri"a lots at
SNty third st. and Elcvcnhavc. brougm fLooo ea'
,r|ni John Laughlin. and four AT smith ave ana
rv hundred and sixth st. brought $500 for the corner
Ieyin.,on ave- a three story brownStone house on
In 1OX;4 sold for .l3,-OO to G. owens anu NJ "a
Ta.i Tvcnt, fourth st.. three story brick uWellhR
on a lot 4ON5O brought $1,000 from IT, II. Henry
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Brooklyn.

,
long ISLAND. Bg0oo,u. 20 u -Go WasAlnct ave.
CT. CATHARINE D HALL. FOURTEENTH fEAL.
- DIDtL>AN MOOT IFE lpi. So lAbli.' AID
CuuDl;LN Advent Term beeMs September =. 1880.
I'm, Der annuu. Fngsh. II.nrh. German Aia Lain
50 a. 100 For Day pupils, $50 % 200 kind'rglrtcn
department so per annnm Prepares Tor Co''t" APpy
70 70 F0i 9f:TH YEAR ST. CATHAKINE'S IL THE
N6t-STNINS HolGcIno>-. =. H. Recreation 5 ohoo..
session from June = % September 3. Terms. $40.
"a "a
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rnpDcNI. rOp ,ppIIi\Cr- ron TIU.

I Ir4'rVl,-- --ON y Tow Z W0'-f.-Ic' 'r-1n,'
tr,li'c.,~ ri,l b. ie..,id o., m.- >r.4,n pa,I D.
e..larE n. 900 lI.IDtN. nay -}. I-'o t,r appliance
i,r m. '.a.-n!-'.cn o. got'r 'nI '-n9 .,i,nf D. a
g. s.l far .f.n = f.trile o..r 200
H. t..r D.n lt''or a' W'"f'..t Af..I'l lt'
H., = ~. f,rit.o.- ,ni ,l nfi.r m f.' ,..o.
,,n -. had oI application to I..u,n.,f. ,onrI o.. %
Is.PETF tunAIle H,iIf.u4lnf D.. a.. Command
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INV" ''' ''N' NRRNN L. Killing, T. i,ree,.,
,p<Orx prT.cu . MoODFORD. Attorneys for PlahIih
- MN Str.rt Vow nrA wv

" NTH NNENUE.-N. Y. ,Supreme,. Court. Hit,.
NsHYSE9 cogatIas S5a J. L0% bSyd Dns ct a. 'Gndan:s
qasTSsa' @ Of so9 'S and s
dntr the ,t Of ocohcr ss2 tag p, th Res
tad >chaasc and Auccn Eos@s i9''d Mo-, o.
gp So S da, Of June $500 at 4 o'clock noon BY James
RScSE.r son Auctionccr' AZ me , 'id ilon, % men
honrd and therein deserted A. io9w' low ndi t1s' and % I'M
St ny IN on situate lying and bcne in g. Ky o.,
GwYSG BOUNCED nd tas,lT s"G d ' o Su; Sycau"
one hundred I've n'he, nornetE ron thf "nos
GSrncr ns s5s,SrT o, % parallel with sunh aga par,
the distance hgSusns g5c g2iy S Snt6 iaGp SrtS cct
& m,mrS Vw,tery and again parallel with Six ninth st'rc
sSi s%& PAR crh S' nSns i to & a. side Sns AycnSs cnSs
thence .ouhcv alone the S'tery ,Gs o. Sn@ N'e"''
f0'iE Dated Ncv.Yor May r. ls?c. ,,,,vo p,,.r.e.
ARMOUR. RIrCn woopFoRD Attorneys tot Painaf PAN
NINTH ANENuEm1N; ;,' SUI, S@preMe, sn!,os. CG% Insti
tuition, plaintiff against Sarah J. Doyne ct al d''e"oa'
A'iSn S Of Judgment Of oregsgre ard a caa as
made and entGTSi a 81 n oaor tS sTo'T ss the
us @ heren named VIII sell at public auction al the ~
Esqss EHFa4eS street '@ IN Sc cy hur%as
he 9Th 5th dnE neekcr * son a1coneer at tc stand q
srcsS5G Ssen 10" cS Sc.leeG % Gr"G a 10 All sa
PERTAIN pic or narc, Of land Win me sns IN the SitS
imP<GSy.Yk bounded and dc.cribd a, GlSvs BE-
OF s,nSs at point on The e,sery sic Of Nnth Asngs
distant on" SSasFeS Sornsa a"& Of @ Sns ' ySs and ]
Street running thenec saSTy and parable wH rty Wall
Syrv feet Feet crh h sncc north ry ard paraL T,
N,n Nn" sHy"nS ATyHSG S' and %G part distance sGasn
another pa'y nh MR AySnS% nSne die
sry side Of Smith forty feet 20 the point or pace OF
O'f5aSN Dated New York. May 1s lso9 Killing Referee
Af'No' a. MANN Is Wall Street New.YosA SiU'
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U,IIr FEET OF LOVE,
1nsirnrtlon.

For Young LadeS-City.
A -A-MES GALLAHERS SCHOOL ,,xs
A.FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE hlHLo'
81 West 52d.st, Will reopen oct O.
MRS AND MISS STEERS'S.
N. 1853 WEST 70TH.ST
Twen.y-nnth year
7, ,RXAED COIITGE FOR WOMEN. Now-Y York 3'5
IS M,dison.,yr Degrees given BY Columbia. 'oIrS =,
Intr1nce Examination, begin June ID. \ Sehoia.nIp &"
"a IL offered 10 the that the b>t eNah1
tion- for admission 70 the r. shn2n ca,s,-
Circulars upon application T. So t'hhINhl.-
NVISs GIBBONS'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
NI reopen october lst le'O
IS WEST f1TH-SE
DFy DR. AND MRS GARDNERS
* ~ SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. .,
~ ,,, ava god ye,r Fncish a art teacher wanted
vT.Y XORMAN'S INSTITUTE Founded ls57). HOME
HTD DAY >CVOOI..-2So and ~ ,I-,,rtr al "tn'
I'D Ave Nmc. VAN NORMAN. Principal
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- HOPO~AL- lOE AENY ~I'PFLII~.

l ono. Purchasing ,nl 1.l't D.I- I-.l.t. AiM. Lgl.t
!n1 $50 800 WI.'.I ,.->t. N.".l lH.. ,.t. N. l' l-'"
< al.a pr.poa.-. DO '-l.Ilt. .... 70 n. ..l .on.
d.uois r Oh %. i.r,,,l 10 ta.. of NutI o. u',.a 20.
to-ci' june 3. l-'o o.. o. ......r slA 'r .- a,
r..f la .rq.lfni ty f.t ~f'-, .r.l N If'r.ff f't
h','.- Afi'r So lLNI~TIN'I STORES $780, aai Ita
c.f.e l.ai-. ba.. 800. i''.. I.Ir.. 10000 " p.r '-
Do. d.i.,...d WiYH'I tIL Dos 1a.. 10 -'H I''f.r-
given n.'.l.- NC r. .-'.r l-H fn 1f rlIIH
f,.'4i. Co., ...l G.,l. ..I..4I' It'.a'.o.. r.n
c,ndit'on- l,t- ~ nr....e quantities. t4n.- r,'.- ~
IL. Ai.y .I.f,In.G - t.- .r... I.. fl-ht
t,f~i p, r..'t it ol a.. r'r.-'s Int"l"r.- contain
in- bids s..rI I. l.r.'i 'I...l-1- q, ~4t...,n.
o.. e opened ... g. l-'' '.t ,ati-,.l g. 'a' UNDER
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fesaI Notices.

NINTH AVENUE AND ~EN ENTIETH
y SrREEr y y. supreme Court NeN-NotA County
ia. i-r'1n Dime SAVING, Institution u.slatn a-lls'
sarah ! Doyus = al, d,iend4nt, Action No. o. .,,
In nur.uaue, of a Judgment uf folHco,1l" 'hl >a'',
d Nh. and entered In the entitled action. and
Gcar.n da: The 1T day OF Octo 1859. the uni
1H,d rrsr,e th-rcn named VII >-l a. pHo.t AUCTION,
m tni Rcll I,tat, ENchance and Auction ko,@I,'
limited No, 81 10 d5 Liberty >tec't IN ih" .f o N'N
~ an THURSDAY the 5th day ~ June. 1890. az =
a,.io.< noon by Jane, Ble"chrt son Ancuol''r' ~
~, .taud of \ ] Blcrckrr son o. th-. pro-. u
,d wdrlnent mentioned ant therein described a, ''oW,
Al certain lot piece OF parcel u la4i WIN ' Dr M ~
thereon situate, 81 N- ana u~ III
ih, rItv of New Nora bounded and dctord a, o.ioMs
V.cnnng At tn corner formed hy tf inter- lH u ur
,,-.rlN sde Ninth Avenue with th' ''lAcrf ~ %
=, cntieh street. running thence east .odE n"bss.
S.Icn,rth seventy tct cl-ht uleh'
thence southelly and parallel with Nhh NS,.tgs IN S
10th street aud plft of th' distance tr i-h pay XNth
seventy feet eight inches 10 the e'sc,M, o, Ninth
Avenue thence northrry a.Oa- sad e1strrN sue o. ~
tvcne u,cntv frf n. uche, the corner siocsAu u"
point place OF hr-iuuinZ ,,,o
Dated Now YORK MAY ~. lH'V .,,-- r.,.,,
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Id EOpn.AL- FON .lPpML,.-TKANK

i Ioin 49, >>l. l..I...U.l, To-. Nat i' l-',
n.,tns Ir.".r Co.i lao' srr. uardesr. Ian. -.
Io.-c Il.. Cartridge copper and Bras. Pr l.1H F.t
1n. ,'c. t4.ilr '. n- .a, ending luu. a' l-'i
Pllnrd lets ~ supplies needed vir fi- ln-'fnrt.n-.
st'pl. .'faf. It Llf nfHI. alton fn colonel
g. 'E.YIDE ord D,lt 1. ~ s. Commanding
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
Enrn.AL. EnK IRON ErNN. ANu W.

Office o: I.eh hio4,. ln.ie.o. 1hra p..,. I"eIt tn--
NEl. y ) Nnt D. l-'f .l..'.t''I.. i..t - f-- N'H-
Yors rIopo-,.- Will D.. r.cet, 90 ,..' oa. Nnti
I 0.rIo.h 30. tls-!t.. fIs 80 Nt. m I.f~ l-f'
firnt-iiu- tn i'r Ifoi.-. l-tt' laff i'H t.-
AID Apl, cif- Mo.r 'laln and Ec =, rql-'f tri.r
f.rA ending juno &c. 1891. I.. artU fo h
furnished embrace nln. gam. h vltln- ald i,c bAo-
slarklc- -Wifs fDlrlc. .rl1il ballast fo.s. ir0n t'c
-inI cr,, ht.I- f.- buoy '. ~ H lf' fn "f
st.d 70 u, si,riar,os a''ari.d t. ' form o. lf which
wl ho aNatri ODD cf'h O. 20 ei'f'' t. AID 1-.'r- a-
roquir.t ,tt'. rAtl fl, irf.t ' ft II.sr
i, ari.ri.- Contra, rfI n.f hU approved rf'N Con-
rr,.- uadc %, apr rlt'oa- fnr th r'N' iaI far
20 Light flu... fsflh .4'ft.f The g4f d.
T. r..e, aiy a l.- 20 -t-t. "l' an' ''n or i. 10
o.. -r.r -at.or-. arl fn wstr 7fr t.t0.tt fti DIR
ICK EnDGlE~ Captain. d. ~ A. L"a'No' d..
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Musical Instruction.

- ANJO and GUITAR taught IN twenty priya" Lessons
ID With or without tho AID ~ notes nf.N Ia u DOb'
SON. 1,270 Broadway. between 32d and 800 So
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rt,rIN-I.EI DLpNETNL\T O0ico NJ H.

| Cacrcr,ir Wa.hlultpn. - g.. Nav d. 1880 -,ni. 4
p,o,,-,l- vlu be it.d nt t- - 'ntnt unu tvD -
'cpcl. p. m Juno l~t f0r supp ue hoe uf r.a.r
H. lc United ~at'. Cont ll0-r and Post ONE Ul dlur
T..,. YorA tlty drfug %. N-.1 Yrir ending Jane 900
leGl I'loi,-3ls -ior "a Do" ~ p"f nunum rate. 10.
Department i,.'rt'- o." il-4t 90 t.rt any ''f '. bid
Sr.rainrv ~ t. Treasury AID lfnr.,l "Pron1.,l -n
rrinc steam heat end power - h' tolft House md Poet
Orrcc So, -York Clty.n ". WINDOW. Socretty
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Odntlno Atnoemles.
l)rotce5 5ionul.

\, NGIISIf LADY Incu-f. nn' uu-!-an. cNp.rcn. "a
Il teacher higher In-ii-h baa. hos v'n'- cr "a'e' ?
10. longer 'usIon NNur abroad Apply
IRNN lIT.rE-' INtUt tNGF AND WANr >rFPLG
co. % W.T. f-l--t. NrF-No-. cry
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
- DEOP0- 1I-5 FOR NNL.RAG CORD

4 Ih~TESTR~ Pct oa'c" Department W1,hia,'' POO.
J. g. NAV ! $500 sruarif. r.lI'l urofn-u- fr.U Iif-
tni..- NJ tl.l a-s rl,'- vlll Doc t. r- b Inrn'tf
until noon f.' -eh DAY ~ July l-' '- f'i"r- Irn
r...l. ~ ire 'p. fn-t fnr Do, N-
10 D', Department. said l.i,-t- - -ff. '.. ,not
n r0,lr Il charged fur patent i,,. pl..' g. which
Iaii cc,lcr. nuy wll b rv'f a. ~. Government
pr.,r fi. 90 fNi 'l.'Di..s o.
f1r,i-iD complete ln. u'rr tHt1. Iflr.-i- uir, D..
in acordan.~ with OBJ" specifications aut f,in- OF ptoip.l
sI' hr l.fu- -h.4 8uf.i'1'.lrI it Fft.f boo
91rond N---ant rotl G"ral ID" contfl,'- aLirh
i.,. d.. uaI. 1880! hr 800 conformity % t" .f.l.tt.nl. and
thr asc,u.d prop"-,l- Il. .it .- r.-.f.'t POI.
any oi uu ~ proln-ai. JOHN NANAMAkI.I:. Po-t
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1890-04-08
THE FLOODED DELTA.
The Situation in the Overlooked Districts
of the South Becoming More and More
Alarming.

The situation in the Overlooked Districts
of the South Becoming More and More
Alarming.
New YORK, April 2,-The Herald's
Vicksburg, Miss special says: The
situation of the overfowed districts be-
comes more and more alarming. The
great Delta country, composed OF the
counties of Tunica, Coahoma, Bolivar,
Washington, Sun Flower, LIE Florc, lssa-
quena, Sharkey and parts of Yazoo and
Warren, is in immediate danger of in
undation. 1t is safe to say that 40, 900 peo-
Pile, mostly negro immigrants from the
Carolinas, Georgia and Alabama, have
settled there. In the last few years
four different railroads have been built
throughout this country, and traffic on
them is all now at standstill. 1t is
conceded by all experienced persons
that it is but matter of but few days
when the greater portion of this vast
area of cotton land will be under water.
Much loss Of life has been reported from
points near and Immediately back of
the crevasses, and no doubt many peo-
pie who settled on low land remote from
the railroads and river front have found
themselves unable to escape. There is
no immediate prospect OF cessation
of the food awing 70 the continn =
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1890-04-08
RADICAL REFORM.
Startling Changes Proposed in the Con
fession of Faith by the Revision Com
mittee of the Cleveland Presbytery.

Startling Changes Proposed in the Con-
fession of Faith by the Revision Com
mittee of the Cleveland Presbytery.
CLEVELAND, O., April 2.--The COM
mittee of the Cleveland Presbytery yes
terday prepared report on the revision
of the Confession of Faith, recommend
ing several radical and startling
changes. The committee recommends
the exclusion of the statement of
sovereign, eternal and unconditional
reprobation of any of Gods creatures"
approves a clear expression of belief
that none dying in infancy shall eter-
nally perish; disclaims the certain
damnation of all the heather world as
part of the faith; desires the elimina-
ton of the mention of Roman Catholics
as necessarily idolatrous, and advocates
the striking out of the assertion that
the Pope of Rome is the anti-Christ.
The committee recommends that the
love of God and the missionary duty of
the church be emphasized in the con-
fession, and the adoption, in co-opera-
ton with churches of short creed, not
to display the confession, revised or un-
revised .t9
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1890-04-08
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

BAwLEssNEss and violence have
again made their appearance in Rowan
county Kentucky, but this time the
warfare Is not OF feudal nature, but
grows out OF the manufacture and sale
OF Illicit whisky. The United States
,o'eiue men i''aoe s"oop a'week ago.
'o''royins various st,ils' ana 'hihsS
sro no" peing hiaoe oecioeoly uiioon'-
lorUapie % ior Che people VINO are Uhoug h'
10 nave given Ihe uoVerhmeht lhlorhla-
E. AH = !.
hAh"h anu eh'husi"sVic niee''ns u
cltizens was held at Little hock' ARK
on the 4th, for the purpose OF organl3z-
ing permanent Exposltloh ana rair
hSsoclaoloh'
I1iE oihclal announcement OF the pur-
chase OF the Erlanger system by inc
East tennessee Will be made on April
10 next when the stockholders OF the
iatses ttes W. rec rc rati%dy ~ ne 3 IS. dea. !,
About 81, 600 600 will he Maid for. the
road. saatf
"A NEW counterfeit $40 note is being
put in circulation, and as been success
fully passed in st. Louis. Chicago and
Cincinnati. 1t is on the Germania Ma
tional Bank of New Orleans, letter
sc" bank, No. $50, series 1882.
THE gubernatorial campaign in
Georgia has been formerly opened by
w. j. Northern. president of the State
Agricultural Society. who announces
himself as a candidate.
THE number of failures during me
first quarter of 1890 was 1928 against
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1890-04-08

Ef1tn Pdshd. the ccmmano OF
German officers for Victoria -Nyanza.
Emins decision meets with strong dlsfa-
vor in Zanzibar.
LONDON, April ..3.-The Times corre-
spondent at Zanzibar says six hundred
Soudanese have arrived to serve under
Major Wissmann and were Immediately
dispatched to Bagamoyo. At sunset
Tuesday evening body Of men paraded
the streets of Zanzibar spreading broad
cast proclamation printed in European
languages, signed by Emin and ad-
dressed to the whole Arab population.
The proclamation sets forth that Emin
is not in sympathy with Stanley in any
way nor with the English in the recent
civil action against Tippoo Tib.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

GOVERNOR HILL of New York, on the
2Sth, appointed Major-General Daniel
E. Sickles sheriff of the city and county
of New York, vice James Flack, resigned.
THE Durham (England) miners, num-
bering 10000, on the Goth, made new
demand upon their employers for an in
crease of twenty-five per cent. in wages
and the construction of dwellings, pos
sessing the highest sanitary require
ments for their occupation.
A STRIKE for an increase of wages was
inaugurated, on the 2sth, by the Welsh
tin-platers at Melingrifliths. Ar
s The English delegates to. the. Anti
Slavery conference at Brussels, sub
mitted a proposition, on the 2sth, that
the sale of alcohol be prohibited in
Africa. The German members opposed
the proposal. All the other delegates
were in favor of it.
IT is probable that the reception to
Mr.. Henry M. Stanley by the Royal
Geographical Society of London, will
take place at the Albert Hall on May s.
Mr.. Stanley expects to reach London
April 25. .. s.,.
On the 3lst Mr.. Davitt modified his
terms for the settlement of the Liver
pool dock-laborers' strike and both
sides agreed to them, and the strike was
ended.
PRINCE BISMARCK is engaged in the
compilation of memoir which will
comprise history of the last twenty
five years of his official life.
The overdue steamer City of Paris,
about the safety of which grave fears
were beginning to be entertained, was
towed into Queenstown, on the 30th, by
the freight steamer AMersgate and tugs.
An accident to her machinery when PIG
miles oif fastilet csused she deisssy..
EMPEROR WILLIAM received NJ. Jules
Simon, the French delegate to the Ber-
lin Labor conference on the 29th, and,
the same evening entertained the con-
ference in body
REPORTER CHoATE, of the New York
World, convicted in the Courtof Over
and Terminer of eavesdropping in the
jury-room in the Flack case was, on the
Slst sentenced to thirty days imprison-
ment and to pay fine of $3.50.
The people of Snow Creek, Tenn, in
pursuance of their boast that they will
never tolerate Republican postmaster,
have made several armed attacks on the
post-ofiice; crippled the postmaster's son
for life ard torn down and mutilated
the American flag that waved above the
office.
OVER six hundred meetings of work.
ingmen have been arranged to take
place in various parts of Austria, on Nav
l, to agitate the establishment of an
eight-hour day. a srt
The Hamburg-American Steamship
Company is debating proposition look
ing to their steamers making calls at the
Thames on their voyages to and from
the United States.
Miss SUSAN B. ANTHONY, having been
named as q candidate for the Wyoming
Senatorship, said she regarded it as a
joke; but added seriously, that there is
no law to prevent woman taking her
seat in the Senate, if elected.
FoUR convicts were killed and eight
injured by an explosion of cartridges at
the Coalburg mines at Birmingham.
Ala, on the 31st.
IT is estimated that the proposed new
tariff bill makes total annual reduce
tion in the revenues Of about $50, OOO,-
900.
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RECORD BREAKING.
A Passenger on the City Of Paris, when
She Broke the Record, Talks.

Passenger on the City of Paris, when
She Broke the Record, Talks.
New York, April 2.-The Sun has the
following special from Indianapolis:
Concerning the disaster to the steamer
City of Paris, H. D. Pierce, of this city,
who was passenger when that ship
made her famous passage inside of six
days last August, says the strain upon
the engines and the machinery was so
great as to attract attention, and finally
number of passengers, who had
crossed before, held meeting and called
In body on the chief engineer who de-
clined, perhaps properly, to permit a
committee to go below in his depart
ment for any purpose, and refused also
to communicate any thing regarding
the revolution of the screws.
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Mobile &'0hiG r. R.

Trains lenye, Aberdeen for points South
At $50 pm. North, at $3.50 am. Arriving
from points North at G:45 pm. and South
at 1910 AIN. Pullman Sleepers on all
trains for New Orleans and ST. Louis with
out change.
Connection at Mobile for New Orleans
and Florida points.
Meridian for Vicksbnrg, Montgomery,
Selma and Chattanooga.
Artesia for Birmingham and Atlanta.
KCorinth for Memphis and all Texas and
Arkansas points. BIB. '-sf
St. Louis for all points diverging North.
East and West.
All trains enter and depart from st.
Louis Union Depot.
For routes, rates tnd sleeping car SER
vice call on or address
o. l.. Nick AY, Ticket Agent,
G. W. KIke, Gen. Pass Agent.
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WAUKEsHA, Wis, April 2.-The door
OF one OF the car water-closets on the
Wisconsin Central railroad was burst
open at this point this morning and the
dead body Of a man found on the floor.
He had hung himself to hook with
red pocket-handkerchief In his strug-
giles he broke the handkerchief and fell
to the floor, but not in time to save his
life From papers found it is supposed
his name is Frank Schmidt, about thirty
years OF age. He had ticket from
Spokane Falls to Detroit; also papers of
citizenship issued at Detroit on March
% Of this year.
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posal to enter the
German service in
Africa at a salary of
$1,000 per annum.
He has abandoned
his contemplated
return to Europe,
and will leave Baga-
moyo Ivy the middle
of April with a
large caravan and
200 Soudanesennde
.