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for Sale.

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FOR SALE-Pret'y cloth and six dresses,
y g bus. for 81 Inquire STORE, 209
| East 7Gth-St.
| n LD-FNTh BLfSHfD hardware house
~ Furnishing and JCbhing store for sale
cheap, fortune Tor "A WOrhcr. good roi-
sons Tor selling. ELLIOT j. 42i lst-ai'.
! =, Al ES.-Large stock Of fire and burglar
- proof safes MOsler make also large
assortment 81 slightly worn safes Of stan.
dara make at very low figures safes moved,
exchanged and repaired MOSLER SAFE
CO, Broadway and l0tn-st.
n RNING LATHE.-Beautfullv finished.
Il SA-S, "ith slide. rest. chucks, tsVls,
dl3wcr,. &c. an Isteur Quilt. Apply
l. Ccd9r-st.. Room is.
" IOLiN.--Nery fine old instrument; sweet
and brilliant tone gooi for solo or
orchrs'ra price, Sl2o. Address VIOLIN,
1917 4th-aye.
ST.. 800 900 gam MA 81 is $50 San or
sl15 catalogue free Addres, DaNlELL
+. BEATTY, Washington. y. J.
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0llecellnncnu5.

ENTLEMFN wishing D. dispose ~ their
NJ left-Of clothing a.. q faif value VIII
Ilessc call on or sddIc-s EDWARD MIL
IER. fS Cfh-avr.
DIEUMATlsM CURFD.-ONE DOLLAR
IL viii procure best recipe cfci oh"'d
slr-. HENDERSON, station u, jersey
ti'y, Y. J.
w 'NDOW PROTECTORS. Weilrnan's
" patent; Eeer ont cold rain cad dust.
Cheapest and best Call and examine.
J. 7. CLARK. ! 293 Broadway. corner 33d-
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uOork Wnnleo.


Females
A HIGHLy RESPECTABLE WOMAN
~ wishes employment by which She can
earn All honost living II willing TO Do an'-
tilnE. wen hou-FWoiS. ~ Fed Iribun"
rtown ONCE. ! .3s Broadway.
4 ADY srENOGRAPnEE viii do daily
IL cor espondence a. special weekly r'ts-.
Al forms Of ugc"r!tng don" accurately
and promptly. Worh 6alef fpr md deIIN-
.- a. Adarc~s OF call IENOGRAPHER.
l. ~m 30. Tribune Building
s,TENOGRAPIfEE and TYrEWKfIER.-
- i ouur l1dr desire, lo.iiiun rNI". fenced
and Al re.elchces; "a airy NOD, at Al
dr--- MI. CLARA MENkL, lO1 East
lOGth-st.
- n NoGEAPuEE--By a wcl-cducatcd
- and competent Canadian lady a, stem
oersphcr Or cashier; good references. Box
70. Rockville. 'spsft.
=, FNOGRAPUEE and typrwr,'or del
- position fHeuin9f1n or CAIigrnph) has
.oinc knowledge ~ bookkeeping willing 10
asst with office work; 'an furnish refer.
cuce,. l.. NJ. "3 l-tave.
u, TENOGKATIrE aud BEMINGIoN
- TYPEWRITER desires permanent
position Moderate aalafy. Address SII.N-
ttRAPHEK $3.50 Sumner-aNg Broohiln.
sTTNOGRAPHER and TYPEWRlTER.-
- ~ Young lady o. stonographcr ana
trpcwriter or any ofic> work hrce lcir"
experience; best references. e., BIO Fast
1ipth-st.
rEvlPLN Nifty a Young lady al
l home manuscripts. letters. circulars.
etc: work called fof and delivered terms
modtFaie MISS NEWLY, $50 tast sth-s-
fr,YTFWKITING neatly aud promptly
/ dous. Mr.. KATE u. FINLEY. with
Thomas Hall. typewrltcrs' supplies and re-
pair $50 Broadway.
w AN ED.-ny YOUNG married woman OF
w intelligcnc" and rcnn"n"rt. po-iii"n ~
assistant In respectable doctors or ntlsts
Office. Address NJ. G., loo West f2d-st.
sxyANTED. Work on oil portraits or land
W scape painting; nfst-ciass Work az
rcasonable prices. Mr.. FOX, 1874 51th-str
D.oOklrn, &. Y.
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fnrnlshe0 Rooms.

~ EST 3fTU-ST.- Hand somely fur
I0f nishci large. sunny rooms, with
hath also pailor floor; suitable TO- phys.-
clan.
SOr LEXINGTON-AVE.- larcr llghi
JJS Pleasantly furnish rooms to let.
Brooklyn
ITO LET-In private house, q nicely fur
nished room FOR one or two persons. ~
Keap-st., Brooklyn.
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Board il)anieo.

(VANTED.--In a private Catholic family.
w board. By a young lady: willing 10
Jay literally tor home OF highest r.
fpectsbility: best references required
LEX, Box II. Tribune O1ice.
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Counlrn Real Gslaic for Sale.

AirNCY FOR NONi,LAlR.-DvelinRs
- for sale or TO let; .a.c- ae1Itrncnt u
hand me building sitrs; terms easy.
TUBES 4 TAYLOR. 3 Beekn an--t.. y. 7.
-sIOlK farm in Dutchr.s County.
u y. y. With stock ~ flaming 1np'e-
pcuU,. inclgdlag rs tloIorchtr imfp.v c1
1io..' iu COWS, farm contains lt5 a"re-. -
H. winter grain. well waf"rad VIII kr'r 20
I. - head, considerable fruit. goog-,iLei
Use and out1u.ldlug, and lew inr.tr-
s0.-r: one-guaftcr mic D. dc %, 2 hours
if1iA NeN-NorH Citv, price Only $1,000 fol
t~rI and stock &c. FRANK PERRIN,
t,hkill-on-H ud,on, n. Y.
CHOICE LOCATION al Highland
"A Station, y. j.. now, roOrv modern
designed resid fcc: sale, 81 600 posses
,on) EDWARD l.. HANIL1ON. So
Broad way.
EAST ORANGE. y. J.-All stations prop.
j. orJes. sale and ftnt :. y. CONDlI
bicF Church station.
EARM FOR ShLE.-In town 81 AHenia
J Dutch.es County. y. Y. va y. J. and
u. K. Il faru Of 26j 0cr-4 cV'r-'ailiug
yf.nsS and - com % water. choice fruit
bye. cOIroCioIs house and btrn,. joe ana
trout pOrd fae Ground for l-~i'" trfck
s'ablr room Tor 80 hcad % stock land IN
igb stat o. cultivation; location ant
fc-nerv fine: corr-syO, drrce solicited. Nd
S. T.. y. lNDtEUlLL. Amelia. y Y
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Brooklyn
flats 90 Get, ilnfnrnisheo.

THE CLINTON. 2i3 West 42d-st. Three
rooms and bath. all well lighted steam
heat, elevator; choice restaurant.
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Furnished Rooms.

A T 81 IRVING PLACE.-Suite, SQUARE.
"A Han. Decorations. furnishings and
house Al. breakfast optional.
II EVERE HOUSE, corner Broadway END
~ II ou ston- 1t. Comfortable rooms for 30
eentS yer dav and upward
& UNIVERSITY PLACE. near Nortl
Washington Square -NiCelN furnished.
sfge, heated rooms 81; small rooH's. ~.
81 rH.sT., ~ WEST Handsomely fur-
nshed rooms; one large rOor. with
A"'st hath gentlemen ONLY reference.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

~ THE LATEST STYLE.
Two new cabinet-fr!mmcd foyer houses,
handsomely decorated, built to Las; and
GNqti-itcy designed. open f0r inspection.
Us and 30 Wet l-2d-st. Price Ie'uo,d.
To TT. 9-story, cabinet trimmed housr
i - 9ith-st., near otice, 500, 900. STEW
ms, dh-eVe., cor. 93d.st.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TILE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
CEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. l,23s Broadway. corner Thirty hrstst.
y. M; go West Twenty. thiri-st, corner
sth-aVe, lo2 6th-ave. 1873 Fourth-asB.,
corner Four,eenth-st. $50 Third ave, cor.
ncr Err, ,ssventh;st n2s Th'rd-sys. near
Forty -see ond.st. ,O92 Columbus-sya
l,l7O Snth-ayc. corner 72d.st. 80
Liberty-st, 81 Avenue A, 1923 Third-av
and the HA kLFM OFFICE, $50 East One.
HUNDRED and twenty -1fth-st. up to D. =.
aud Re8 West one.hundred.and.t aty 49,
st., at regular odlee rstas.
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EEYa OF ras Day.

Comptroller Lacey will soon retire from
the Treasury Department.
The Prince of Wales yesterday made his
first public appearance in London since the
death OF his SOD, the Duke OF Clarence.
Pfesident Roberts. Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, says bis company will not become
party to the anthracite coal combination.
The Pennsyvarii Railroad Company are
aaid to be experimenting with cars OF o0,0O0
pounds capacity for Csc In hauling grain
from the West to the seebosrd.
The friends OF the river and harbor spprc-
priatIon bill we're much encouraged by the
the attitude Of the House toward thair bill
yesterday, and they no longer have any
doubt Of liz final passage.
The q. g. Senate held brief and uninser.
asting eession res' erday. Itpasied bill APP
propriat;ug $50 900 for the erection OF g
public building at Charlottesville, Va. Tbs
House took up the river and hsrbor appro'
pristion bill.
grounded electric light wire at Plain-
field, n. J.. yesterday concerted thu earth
fer fo,t2 feet around iito huge electric
battery. A number OF horses passing over
1t were knocked down end several we're
badly injured,
Advlces from Shanghai tell Of the ho:ri-
BILE execution of q Chinese rebel. Be took
part 10 Tia Choysng uprising and was CON-
vlcted at Tient-Tsin. As q waning 10 all
these who rebeled sgainst tie government,
ho was ordered to bs executed by beiog
slowly sliced to death, and she ewfal rua-
ishment vas irh1tsd.
At yesterdays session In Washington OF
the Association OF Medical superintendent
CT Asv ums for tae Care OF ths Insaue, the
presid sDt Ia the chair, papers we're read ny
Dr. Banj. Biackfcrd. of SisunioD. Vs., Dr..
John B. Chaplo, Of Phi!sdelIhis; DR.. Rioh-
ard Dswey, OF Ksnkakee, H., and Dr..
Harry NJ. Bapnittsr, OF Illinois, on t3s i'm
provemeat Of the condition Of the insata.
The trial CT john Ap;.5soc. who Ia
claimed ss husband by 12l woman, was be-
qua at Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday, and the
testimony given deveopei tfe feet thst be
had been married to Miss Dors Dawes, OF
E!mi'a, N. Y. Sac was present 10 court
and the prisoner s!astai pefosphb'y when
be saw Der. The mpalnept ia Miss Ellen
Purcell, OF ST. Louia, Auderson's latest vic
Him
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gIgaIsiA. ggws.

Norfolk county truokera have commenced
to nhlp strawberries.
TIE monument to the memory of James
Barron Hope will be unveiled In Norfolk
September 18Th.
Mrs. Ella B Cas:lemaD, wife Of Mr.. G.. W
Caslleman. Of Btucetovn, Frederick county,
died on The "a b iust.
At the spnual NEE ting of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company, held at Roam
oke, Yesterday, the present management was
re.e.e.tsd without dissent.
Rev. John E BushDell, AM, for FIVE years
pastor CT s.. Marks LutheTn Church. OF
Roanoke, has been elected professor OF phil
osophy and oateobet;cs OF Kee-Msr College,
Hagerttown.
A movement looking to ths organ z tlon
OF the third part In Virginia has started In
Meoklenhu.g county. A fsy disss tis6ed
democrats and several republicans have
signed the call.
Joseph M. Barton has purcbased tbs
Mountsin Visw farm. near White Poet,
Clarke county rof tanning 242 acres, for $40
in ecye. The farm was formerly the prop
ertg Of the late BIehop Meade.
The Petersburg city council hsa repealed
the ordinance exewpting certain mauufac-
turing Industries from taxation for period
Of len years. 1: Is In compliance with re-
cart decieion Of the Court OF Appeals.
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A Bishop Consecrated,

ALBANY. N. Y, May ga bright warm
day greeted the highest dignitasies Of the
Catholic Church assembled here to-day to
witness the oonsecrE:icn OF the Rr. Rev.
Henry Gaor'els. D. D. as tbs second bishop
OF the diccsss OF Osdsntbusg. The cers
moaies we're conducted Ia the Cathedral OF
the Immaculate Concep ion, and were par
'iclpated in by oIsrgymen from all over the
United STATES and Canada, including Arch
bishops Corrigan. OF New York, and Mgr.
Fabre, of Montreal % Bishops. twelve mon
aigneurs and about 500 priests pattc!-
pstsd In the ceremonies. Admission to
the church was az the price CT oae dollar, a
fee being necessary On account of the large
number which applied for tIckets. Tee
church accommodates sbopt 600 people.
Archbishop Corrigac, CT New York, acted
az consecretor, h!s assistant being Blehop
McNerrey, OF Albany. The cathedral choir
was assisted by $50 students frcm the
Troy seminary. The glory of the dsy cul.
minated in grand banquet at Union Hall
at O'Clock this afternoon at which covers
were laid for 600.
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Dreadful Railroad Accident

CHICAGO, May 5.-Tne Chicago limited
express direct from San Fsancisoo was
thrown through bridge near Medill, Mo-,
at s O'Clock this morning. So far as known
Gil the care, loaded with trRue-eontlnentai
passengers eastward bound, were buried In
the waters of flooded ra2ine 1t ID already
known that many we're crushed and drowu.
ed, end mora Injured. The beet information
so far ootsiasd Ia tnst seven persons were
killed outright and % irjarsd. Tia epgi-
nee. and fireman ale among the killed
Third Vlce-Psesident Spricgsr Gays the &C.
oIdent was cauaed By water spout Fl ing
the rav,Ie sud Carrying away the bridge.
Tho trsil plugged directly into the watsr
from tbs broken rails, ard the cars mus
have piled themselves one on the other, ss
there are usually seven ooaches In the train
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A Mothers Awful Discovery.

Oae of the largest raids In the history Of
the police department. in New York Yves
made early Tuesday morning, On the fash
iooabla diso'dely houses In The Tenderloin
di .trlct Nearly 200 OF the unfortunaes
were gathered 10. They had hearing ct the
Jefferscn Market Police Court yesterday.
aud the vicinity looked a5 though fashion
able wedding was under way, ooupes, han.
SENS and carriages blocking up ell the
sir.et,. Crowds surrounded the station
house entraaces, jesring at tie priscasre, end
;hosa wbo secured bail and Ware allowed
to depart fouad as mooh trouble to get
out ss those did who wanted 30 get lie, go
great was the crush. Over 100 could not
eecure bail, and tboy were marched down
to the police court next morning. ANY
WHO had money were allowed to call ham
SON, erd two girls and policeman TFs the
Average hanaom'e freight.
Every scat 10 the courtroom was filed
with tae prisoners Tuesday morning and
the overflow gathered In soma Of the private
rooms. This private court room for the
time being took OF the appearance Of fash
onable O'CLOCK tea. The tea was wanting,
In koo.s OF t@os and shress, tanning them
selves assIduous7 and treating the wac ef-
fair as a huge ioke Many touching Incl
deutI occurred. but that OF ctner's dis
covery Of her daughter in the prisoners pan
was the most patket Q. May Arnold, who ls
typewriter In Wall street. Office, vent to
one OF tie houses In company With friend
snd was caught In the net. During The
morning whlte-hairad old m6n AID woman
came 10 AID asked permission 10 SEQ the
prisoners. AS they entered the pen Mag
Arnold shrieked end covered hsr face WITH
her hands. "Oo, mother, mother, mother
she cried. The won n put her arm around
her neck end kissed her. end others turned
their heads. willis iears we're seen for lie
fr, t tina ID many 81 eye. The girl wss
au'looed By toe jas Ice end allowed to de-
part. All the prisoners Tere discharged cz-
cept the propristress. who gsye bail.
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POLITICAL.

Senator G,rman's friends cay he has 6
grand chance for the president al noninG
ton.
The CuIpeper republican committee yes
ter6sy elected Harrison delegates, cnt they
have hopes OF seeing Blaine nominated.
Delegates to the republican national con
ventiou from the congressional districts OF
Missouri we're yesterday instructed to vote
for Harrison.
The republican State convention of Con.
necticut, yesterday, at Hartford. indorsed
President Hsrrison's administration, but
did not instruct its delegates 10 M!nreapo
lis.
The Wisconsin democratic convention
ander the direction OF Mr.. Villas. yesterday
i1siructed it's delegates t, the nstIonsi con
ysntion to vote as unit for Cleveland. Toe
de!egates.at.large chosen ore: Senator Villas,
Gen. E. 8. Bragg. f @. Wall and John A.
Kuight.
The third disttIct republican convention
met In Richmond yesterday and elected e1-
Congressman Edmuud Waddell and Eigsr
Allan delegates to the Minneapolis oonven'
ton. HarrIson's administration was en-.
dorsed, but the delegates were not in'
siructed.
The Mary Lar republican State convention
at Frederick elected James a. Gary,
Louis E MoComss, Thomss g. Hodson and
the national convention at Minneapolis and
Instructed them TO vote for Benjamin liar.
risop for presidential nominee.
Spencer O. Fisher. DON M. Dickinson,
Edward Ryan and Edward F. Uhl we're
elected the deleqates-a,-!arge to the nation
al convention ct the Michigan State demo.
cratic convent ton yesterday. In the plat
form which was adopted tae delegates we're
instructed to vote ior Cleveland
Among devout Catholics everywhere In
this country the news that large FRAGMENT
of the arm OF 81. Aun, mother OF the Virgin
Mary, has reached this country from Rome
by special eauction Of Pops Lao NH. and
that another is on Its way, will ba reoelGsd
With reverential joy. The relic, secured for
the shrine OF Saints Anne de Bsau2re, @ lie
bac, Ia exposed to view 10 the Church OF ST.
Jean BaptIste, New York.
The Virginia republican convention met
Ia Roanoke to-day. General Malone Ets
on the ground working against an instructed
delegation to the Minneapolis convention.
Pat McCauil, Msrshall Watts and others,
who have always stood By General Malone,
are now arrayed against him. and predict
that they will carry tue convention for Har.
rlson despite the generals opposition No
opposition to amount TO snythtng has de.
seiopsd against the re election OF General
Malone to the craftsmanship OF the Sits
committee.
The Virginia State democratic ccEmittse
will met t In Richmond on the night OF May
18th to select temporary officers for the
convention, which assemblies next dag, and
to transact other business. Mayor J. Tay-
lor E lison, of Richmond, chairman OF the
committee, has written to Mr.. Basil Gordon,
ex Chairman. who resigned the position two
gears ago, that he Will cordially support Mr..
Gordon's domination TOR chairman, and be-
iieves thai the latter will be unanimously
elected II be purmits bis name to 60 before
the body,
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PROM wAsR1AaToR.
gs1scsd Correspondence Of shs AIeDaadria Gasssse
wAcu7vce os y. O.. NAV B. 1852.

fspecsd Oorrespc,sdeRH Of So Ate0e''aT'a 6ass''e
WAsaIgssoa. .. O., May 3. 1882
The House will again tomorrow consider
private ellis and then MIR. LaWson Will Try
30 have passed the bill for the reIief OF VIII
liam and Mary College. This measure has
already passed The Senate, with an sPpro'
priation Of S64 900 for the college, that be-.
ipg the amount the committee thinks the
college WAS damaged during the war. MIR
Lawson wilt have conference with MIR.
holman regarding the appropriation for the
proposed naval revlsw 10 Hampton Roads,
and hopes 80 be able to impress the great
obiector" with the fscs that $50. 900 Is not
enough money for this display, If it is to be
8 creditabe one.
The Senate having confirmed the appoint,
ment of W. W. Ashby, Of Virginia. 80 be
consul at Colon, be will start for his post In
abcue a month. Il ia understood thai Sen.
asors Barbour snd Daniel favored the con-
Grmstion.
Tns House committee on coInage, weights,
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sa91zs55 e.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WARRINGTON, Nay 5.
SENATE

SENATE
Vice.President Mo, ton announced at
1915 that he had sgued tamoDg other bille)
the smsndsd House Chinese exclusion bill,
which new gee, back to the House and
thsnce to the President for his approval.
10 presenting e remembrance from East
HaEdwlok, VI, agalrsi legislation to CLOSE
the worlds fair ou Sunday, M. Morrill, re-
marked that If 1t were SO closed Il would
deprive ths working classes OF any reason
able opportunity to visit the exhibition.
4 number Of bllla we're taken from tie
calendar snd passed.
The resolution offarsd by Mr.. Jones, CT
Askansap, for tss Payment to the Choctawa
and Chickasawa Tor ihsir interests In the
Cheye0ps snd Arepahos reservation (near-
ly three million dollsrs) was taken up, and
MIR. PIett addressed thu Sonata in opposi
ton to It.
HOUSE.
Alt3r the reference OF G few Senate bills
the House vent ito committee Of the
whole on the river and harbor appropria.
t.oa bill.
Further general dshato vas limited t.,
two hours and Mr.. Holman. OF Indiana
took tee floor 10 opposition TO the measure
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Virginia Republicans

ROANOKE, We. May 5.-The Stats repub.
loan convention wss called 10 order at 1890
In the Opera House by Gen. VIM. Malone
Wien Gen. Malone assembled the stage he
wsa crested with prolonged cheers. About
60 delegates we're present. John NJ. Lang.
ston was alec greeted with cheers when ne
appeared on the platform. John ]. Dyer.
of Southampton, proposed three cheers for
Harrison, the next President Of the U lifted
States, and the audisnce went Wild Gen.
Mshone's address was received With grsa
appliance,
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A Strange Story.

WAY CRoss, Ga, May ST. A. Q1arter.
man, the y0nns man who disappeared 80
mysteriously from Douglas, Ga, one night
eoms months ago, arrived here yestel day
morning. he ciaima that he was overpow.
cred In his room after retiring by two
strange men end chlorcformed. He did not
regain consciousness uLtil he arrived at
Key West, Fla, In tug boat; then he
boarded another Vossel and wee taken TO
Central American ports. The weasel re-
Gently returned to Mobile, where lie left 1t
and started for home.
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Excitement in a Court Room

TERRE HAUTE. Iod., May Stu thu cir.
COLT court room In th!s city yesterday Judge
Taylor spoke to Judge Mack 10 regard to
some remsrk Of the latter regarding bis
iTsylor's) action In eppointlpg two mem.
bars Of the Few grand jury. Becoming much
enrage5, he called Judge Mack an cfeasive
name, and started toward him when by.
ISLANDERS caught hold OF him and succeeded
In quieting him.
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TIE MErHoD1srs.-Tho episcopal address. read

The METHoD1sTs. The episcopal address, read
in the General Methodist Episcopal Conference at
Omaha yesterday by Bishop Foster, showed that
the church membership now M bers 1922, 694
The contributions to all missionary societies dur
ing the four years have increased 1884, 130 The
report declsrcs thst the union OF the church,
North and South Is drifting closer and closer, and
the North still held out is hand Of welcome. The
vote in favor OF the eligibility Of women Was
Layman-for, 235 6Ss; sgain t. 163 843; major
5,1,4 against; majority for. lob 2,64o
churches have been built, aud the b nevolent COLI
lections have amounted TO $4,000, 600.
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applause.
Illinois Republicans.

SPRINGFIELD, lis. May 5.-Gov. Fi:er
was nominated for Governor, and L:.-Gcv
Rag for L!ent,uant Governor to day on the
first ballots.
The committee to select dsIegates-at.
large reported tie following: Senator shsl
by NJ. Cullen. ex.Go7. Riot ard G. Oglesby
Hon. ]. O,nnon, Of D.n7iile; Dr.. jos. Bob
bins, of @ llncy; Jaa q. Gibson, Samuel R
Raymond, George B. Swift and Miles Kshoe
all OF Chicago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-05

The ANTI.GoRMAN faoaion OF the demo-
cratic party of Maryland recently met and
dsele-ed fer Cleveland. Tee democrs'ic
State committee Of Maryland met yesterday
to appoint the time for tee State convention
and every one o. It's members was found to
bs Ia favor OF nominating Mr.. Gormad for
the presidency. TIE "iavoFite son" Susi
ness Ia disastrous TO The Clsve!sud cause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-05
REpRovE NOT WITH ANGER.-Ba e7sr

REPR0VE NOT WITH ANGER.-Ba eTer
gentle With tie children God has given you;
watch chem cope.aatIy; reprovs tasm earo-
es.l5, but nos ia anger IL the forolbls Ian
guAgs of Scripture: "Ba MT bittsr agsinst
shem " "Yes, they are good boy7," once
heard kind la.her sa,; II talk to taem pref.
ty much. but do net like to beat my child.
ren-the world will beat ttem." It was
beautiful thought, though not elegsotly ex.
pressed. Yes, there .s not ons child in the
circle around chs table, healthy and happy
as they lcok now, but on whose head, II long
spared, the storm will beat. Adversely may
not wither them, sickness fade, cold
world frowr on them; but, and all, les
memory call them back to q home whsre
law Of kindness reiened. where the mothers
repfoVing eye wss moistened with tear.
and tbs father froTned more In sorrow
tasD In anger"