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WIDOWS APPRAISEMENTs.

The following widows Appralsements viii be
county on the hrst Monday OF December \. d.
lS9! and confirmed nisi, and unless executions
are He'd within four days thereafter viii be
confirmed absolute.
John L. Dresher Est, Benton twp, Personally
$299. 20.
Sylvester Purs'l Est, Hemlo2ll twp, Per-
sOnalty 500 10, Realty, $l9a.sO.
George Manhart Est, Catawlssa twp, Per-
sOnalty $4,000.
7 c. McHenry Est, benton twp, Personally
Sl63.35.
Thomas Brobst Est, Centre twp, Personality
S3 100
Asa Yor;s Est, jackson twp, Personality
10000
Edmund Lunger EST, Benton twp, $4,000
Realty SlGS.00.
Clerks Office. q. NJ. QUICK,
Bloomsbury, Pa, Nov. II, 1892. Clerk .. c.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Bloomsbury Land Improvement
Company viii be held on Monday the 18th day
of November 1899, between the hours of two
and four O'Clock in the afternoon at the Office OF
n. L. Funk, Secretary for the election of u
President, board of directors and Treasurer for
the ensuing year, and the transaction OF the
general business OF the company.
y. L. FUNK,
10-2S-5w. Secretary
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

Estate OF John White
night, late OF The In the Orphans Court
Town OF Bloomsbury, | OF Col umbla county,
County of Columbia, | No. OF May Term,
state of Pennsylvania lS02.
deceased.
All persons interested Will take notice OF the
following order OF Court, to-wit -
JOIN MUUREI, sheriff.
isEALl Columbia County. S.
The commonwealth OF pennsylvana to Mary
A. Walter, widow, Daniel Il. Whltenight, Elvna
Whitenight, Harvey Mhitenlght, Alice Kline
Charles VI. Whltenight Joseph Mhitenlght
MahlOn Hamlin, Charles u. Ham
lin, Ada S. Dehart, Norman +. llamlin and
Clara Harder, lineal descendants OF John
Whtcnlght deceased and to all other persons
interested, Greeting: You and each OF YOU are
hereby cited to be and appear before the Judges
of our Orphans Court TO be held at bloomsbury
on the First Monday of December next, then and
there to accept or refuse to take the real estate
OF said John Whitenight deceased, at the APP
praised valuation put upon IL by the inquest,
duly awarded by the said Court, and returned
by the Sheriff, or show cause why it shall not
be sold. And hereof fail not.
witness the Honorable T.. r. KELLER, Presi-
dent OF our said Court, at bloomsbury, the
Fourth day OF october \. ID. 1872.
6. NJ. QUICK,
11-l-it clerk, q. &.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE Undersigned an auditor appointed by the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia county TO
distribute the balance in the hands Of +. r, Bar
do, Assignee OF the estate OF \. j. BardO and
Elsie T.. his wife as shown by his tirSt and final
account, will sit TO perform the duties OF his ap-
Dointment at the law Office OF Wm. Chrisman In
the town of Bloomsbury, upon Friday the 9,h
day OF December, 1892, at 10 O'Clock q. M, when
and where all parties having claims against
said fund must present them or be forever de-
barred from share thereof
A. c. FREAS,
Auditor.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Estate orHe,uVS. Warner, tate OF Ptne 7o'cn-
ship, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
istration on the estate OF Henry $. Warner, late
OF Pine Township, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned administratN, with the Will
annexed to whom all persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make payments, and
those having claims or demands will make
known the same without delay TO
HARRIET w. STACKIlOUSE,
ll-4-6t. Administrators,
Pine Summit. Pa.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate or Reheccd NdY, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters OF admin
istration on the estate OF Rebecca May, deceas-
ed, have been granted to the undersigned adj
minstratOr TO whom all persons indebted tC
said estate are requested TO make payments
aud those having claims or demands Will make
known the same without delay to
/. W. WILLIS.
i0-2S-Gw. Administrator
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MARRIED,

At the home of the bride on West
Third Street on the 18th inst by Rev.
p. A. Heilman. Mr.. Joseph Geese
and Miss Carrie Custred, both OF
Blooms5urg. They will make their
furture home in Sunbury. Mr..
Gesse being in the employ of the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
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GRAND JURORS FOR DECEMBER TERM.
Benton-James Conner.

Benton-James Conner.
Berwick--A. =. Kitchen.
J Bloom-Nm. Webb G. H. Fornwald, Wesle y
knorr, Matthias q. Shafier A. Herbine, q. Il.
Martin, Miles Fry, John Taylor.
Briarcreek-LlOyd KnOrr.
Catawissa--S B. Rhawn.
Centralia-G. W. Troutman, John Z. Davies.
Conyngham-John Conroy.
Fishingcreek-E. Is. Beishlne, Clinton Dewitt.
Greenwood-H. j. Robbins, w. p. Robbins.
Mifflin-BenJ. Pennypacker, John II. Aten.
Scott. II. Townsend, Wilson Wanich.
Sugarloaf--Jerry VansiCkle.
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By Rev. w. G. Furgeson at Me
thodist Episcopal parsonage corner
Market and Fifth Street, Nov. IL,
Iron Housed to Miss Minnie TAYLOR
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FOR SALE.

Desirable vacant lots and \ number OF good
houses and lots in Bloomsbury, Pa The best
business stand I'm Bloomsbury. A very desira-
bic property containing 10 acres and first class
buildings with good Will in a business worth
$l2O0 10 $500 per year at Willow Grove.
Dwellings, In Espy, Orangeville and Beach
Haven Alarge number OF farms In columbia
County, one in LuZerne County, one I'm Virginia.
Two Country store stands in columbia County
and one I'm Luzerne County, water power
planning mill, dry dock and lumber yard and
sheds In Beach Haven, Pa. Also 10 acres OF
good farm land at same place. by NJ p. LUTZ
n SON, Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
BLOOMSBURG, PA. II.
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PREVENTS PNEUMONIA.
NDr. EHOXic's
CERTAIN GROUP CURE

Has a specific action upon the air passages to
The lungs. 1t keeps them open, hence Pneumo-
MA, C0ngestiYe Colds HoarSeness ana tight
barking cough Yield at once TO It's wonderful
curative powers, 80 cents.
sold by prominent druggists throughout the
state.
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 9Th, 1902,
at . o'clock p, m, the following

MONDAY, DECEMBER 9Th, 1902,
at . o'clock p, m, the following:
All that certain plantation and tract OF land
situate In the township OF Franklin. county Of
Columbia, state OF Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows, to-wit Beginning at A
white oak corner OF land belonging formerly to
George shlck and running from thence bj land
or John Artley, Reuben Reigel and land Of Pax.
ton Smith, n. 70 deg. W. 1876 perches 10
post, thence by land or the aforesaid Paxton &
smith and land OF Reinbold & Co., n. deg f.
!" perches TO post, thence by lands OF Rein.
Doid & co. aforesaid, S. "a deg. W. 60 perches to
pine, thence by the same n. y deg. W. 80
perches to pine, thence by the same n. 95 deg,
L. 40 perches TO pine, thence by land OF VIM
Teple and Benjamin Ford $. Is deg. 81 perche
10 post, thence by land OF BENJAMIN Ford $. :
deg. w. ~ perches TO post, thence by lands Of
said benjamin Ford and lands OF Frederick Seay
D. % Deg E' l2i perches TO a post, thence by
land OF Daniel Shuler $, Si16 perches to post
thence by the same NJ s2 deg. +. so 9-lO perches
To stone, thence by land OF the aforesaid Ben.
Jamn Ford. $. deg. E.G5 2-lO perches to "a stone,
thence by the same $. 7sH deg. f. ~ perches TO
stone, thence by land OF Daniel Shuler and land
llte OF George Shick, deceased, S. ID deg. w. Is
$40 perches TO place OF beginning containing
I5S ACRES,
neat measure, whereon are erec;eda
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
bAKN, and Outbulldlngs.
Seized, taken into execution at the suit OF T.
L. shuman use versus VIM. watts ANA Ella
Ann his wife, and to be sold as the property Of
William watts and Eliza Ann his Tiie.
JOHN MOUREI,
RHAwS, Atty. Sheriff.
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Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. G. OsoooD,
Lowell, Mass.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned Administrators Of the estate
of sylvester Pursel, late Of the township OF
Hemlock, County of Columbia, and state OF
Pennsylvania, deceased will expose TO Public
Sale, upon the premises on
SATURDAY DECEMBER o, '02
at 1880 o'clock in the afternoon, in persuance of
an order of the orphans Court OF the said Coun-
ty of Columbia, thatcertaln tract OF land lat c
of the said deceased, situate in the aforesaid
township OF Hemlock, bounded by lands OF
Richard Ivey, Edward Ivey, the homestead
tract OF the said deceased, lands of the estate
OF Mrs Unangst, deceased, Hugh w. and San
ford Appeman, containing about one hundred
and eighty five acres reserving the mineral
rights OF the Bloomsbury Iron Company. The
same to be sold subject to the mortgage OF
Anna A. Butler, ct al.
The said land is mostly under cultiva:ion'
but has upon It a considerable quantity OF tim
Der and wood land
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
good new bank barn, sheds and other out build.
ings; and is well watered. Has two good water
springs, one near the dwelling with spring
house. With apples and other variety OF fruit.
The said land will be sold In one tract or In
parts as may be most advantageous and desira
bic.
TERMS OF SALE. Ten per centum OF one
fourth OF the purchase money shall be paid at
the striking down OF the property the one
fourth less the ten per cent. at the confrma
tlon absolute ; and the remaining three-fourths
in one year after continuation nisi, with inter
erst:from that date. Ed. DENTLER,
Nov. Is, st. d. c. PURSEL,
Administrators.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters testament
ary on the estate OF Moses Schlicker. late OF
the township OF Beaver county OF Columbia,
Pa, deceased, have been granted to Catharine
Schlcker, Ezra J. Schlicker James W. Schlick-
er. residents OF said township, to whom all
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment, and those having claims or
demands viii make known the same without
delay.
! CATHARINE SCHLICKER
Executors. EZRA j. SCHLICkER,
} JAMES W. SCHLlCKER
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue ofa writ OF Levari Facias issued out
oqthe Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia Coun.
ty, Pa, and TO me directed, there will be sold NJ
public sale atithe Court. House. Bloomsbury, Pa.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estate OF Mary A. Hdgenb,tch, dec'd.
TO CONSUMPTiVES.

The undersigned having been restored to
health by simple means after suffering for
several years with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease Consumption, is anxious TO
make known TO his fellow sufferers the means
OF cure. To those who desire 81, he VIII cheer
fully send free OF chargel a copy OF the pres
cription used, which they Will finds a sure cure
for Consumption, Asthma, COtdTTh, B'OHChUfS
and all throat and lung Mdlddfes lie hopes all
sufferers Will try his remedy, as 1t is invaluable
Those desiring the prescription, which will cost
them nothing, and may prove Il blessing, viii
please address,
sept III, yr.
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"Castoria IS tho best remedy for children OF
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider tho real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Dr. ]. f. KNcuKLoK,
Conway, Ark.
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All persons interested Will take notice of the
following order OF Court, to-wit {:
JOIN MOUREI, sheriff.
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In the Orphans Court
OF Col umbia County,
No. 3 of May Term,
1899.
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Estate OF John white !
night, late OF The
Town OF bloomsbury,
County of Columbia,
state of Pennsylvania
lnqaaga1
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ORPHANS COURT SAL
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
DWELLING HOUSE

? or less on which there iserccted , 90.
Ia WV E0l
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Apri! 1.-THE
weather reports OF yesterday and this morn.
Ing show the occurrence of unusually cold
weather for thla season CT the gear over the
entire country east If the Rocky Mountaine.
The temperature throughout the reaioo
east OF the lilss; ssippi except In New EGG
land ranged from 10 degrees to is below the
aysrsgs tor the season and In New E lglaad
from to degrees heicw. Freezing tenn
peratures we're reported SIS isE E0nth as cen.
trail aud southwestern North Carolina, GEN.
trail Tennessee and Illinois, northern Mis-
sauti az southern Nebraska. A minimum
temperature OF % degrees waa reported taiE
morning from ;sbureh, W. Va. Light
frosss occurred as far south az Charleston,
8. 6. Stationary Or slightly higher temper
at1re is indicated inr Tuesday for the coun-
try east Of the Mississippi.
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Foreign News.

VIENNA, April 11.-Siuce the frs Id the
Ripgstrasse on Thursday night, the fifth in.
cendiary FIRE that has occurred here within
q week, the fremen have been kept busy
responding to alarms In various parts of the
city. AN these fires we're ofinoendiary origin,
and no DOUBT Ia entertained thtt they 1ere
the work CT anarchists. at Lonfeiden, In
upper Austria, there have been several freR
OF this kind within tie pact few days and IL
will go hard vith the incendlsries ifthey are
captured.
ROME, April 1.-THE Jesuit organ, Civil.
ia Cattolica, having adversely criticised
Archbishop Irelsnd's initiative In the Still
water, MINI 6 fair, the Pope has sent to
Archbishop Iceland srecal note intimst-
lag bis disspproval OF the Gvilta Cattolica'e
articles,
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yIgeIaIA aRWg.
E1AsGxN~-N = = "a %
Front Royal is to have electric lights.

EfQGG " )yhl 10 w aRfo OiSCpIIC llHut
Mr. Cornelius shswen, of Waterford, has
purchased farm of Mr.. Edward F. Curtis
at Oakton, Fairfax county, for 81 $50.
Some of the oolored people In this section
OF the State have stalts movement look.
Ing to the est sbllshment of an industrial
school at Manassas.
Rsv. P. W. Forsythe, the rector Of Trinity
Episcopal church, Portsmouth, rs. accept
ed call to ct. Matthew's Protestant Eplaco-
pal church, Philadelphia.
Il is reported In Petersburg that Gen. Ma
hone would tender hia resignation as chair
man Of the S:sts republican committee
when the convention mees 10 Roanoke,
feeling assured, however, that 1t will net be
accepted.
The Governor has reappninted the follow.
ing members OF the State Board OF Aoricul-
ture: Second district, & L. Henley; Fourth
disttic., r Nj. Mallory; Sixth district, B V.
GaineE; Eighth districs. 8 Wexford CorbiD;
Tenth district, Absalom Koiner.
Judge Portlook, Of Norfolk. on Saturday
drew the grand jury to investigate the prizs
f ght which came off there recently. Judge
Porlock's caustio letter to Governor McK'n.
ney 10 reference to the fight was returned
to him by the Governor without comment.
The Court of Appeals recently decided
that the West Point Terminal Company
must psy taxes In West Point. When the
town assessor waited upon the agent OF the
Termina! at the general" Office OF that COM
psny last week to assess the taxes for tae
present year he was Informed that the
property OF the company consisted of six
chairs and ouspadore.
Owen G. McDsrmott. of Warren county.
and Miss AnnialSaffsll, Of FaGquisr. were en-
gagged, end the time for their marriage had
oeen set, but owing to the Hines OF Mr.. Nc
Dermolt the wedding had been postponed.
a few days ego Miss ssffslllearned thst DER
lover was Ill and she hastened to his bedside
TO fnd him dying. At once the necessary
steps we're taken for securing license,
preacher. So. and inside OF twelve hours
Miss saffell Vas maiden, wife and widow.
jesse Walker shot and instantly killed
Benjamin Goosby Saturday evening" at Bss.t
Clty, Walker claims that he soted In self
defense, but witnesses cay there was veE.
slight provocstion. Walker says Gccsby
owed him some money. II Ia stated thai
this is the third man Walker has killed
Walker lie from FluyRDna and Goosby II
from Albsms.le. Walker was laken Il
| Stauoton and Is In jail.
a small Child OF Mr.. Clay Agree, who re
sides short distance from Blue Ridge
Springs, was run over by rapidly paasinl
train and Instantly killed on Friday.
young ladg on leaving the house failed t
shut the gats which opened from the yart
TO ths RAILROAD, and the child followed her
Tbs chtld's mother. on hearing t1e train
and mls;ing the child, hasteued out and sav
her little one playing on the road, and RAJ
to it's assistance. but was q moment tot
late.
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Sad Drowning.

BOSTON, Apl. 11.-An instructor and 10
boys connected With the Boston farm school
at Thompson's Island. we're caps;zad In q
sail boat last night, and the instructor and
eight of the boys drowned. The instructor
had been to the city during the day to at
tend church and tee 10 boys, constituting 9
regular crew OF the sohool, left the Island
at $50 to sail to City Point t, convey the In
s.ructor to the Island. When off Spectacle
Island The boa. vas struck by fquail end
immediately capsizsd and the IL occupants
we're thrown into the Ice cold water. The
eight was cold and t1e shores snd wharves
we're abandoned. The chill Of the water
and the exersion necessary to keep their
heads above The surface ovsEoame the un-
fortunstss and ono BE- one they were COM
PEELED to rellrquish their hold. According
to the testimony OF tie two survivors, they
encouraged each other, occasionally shout
Ing Ia the hope that they might be beard by
some ore on ahore. The Instructor vas the
Arst to go. Each offered prayer or word
OF farewell 10 the others as he gave up his
hold en- life. Soms OF them endured the I'M.
equal contest for nearly four hours and 1t
was about II O'CLOCK when the boat With
the TWO survivors etill olinging to 1t was die
covered and the boys reecued.
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TELEGRAPEIC BREVITIEs.

John K Porter, counsel tor the people In
the trial OF Garfsld's assassin, Gu!tsau, and
for the defense liz the Bsecher trial, died at
Waterford, N. Y. this morning.
a hunter Ct the leading oil producers In
southwest Pennsylvania are taking action
looking to a general suspension of the
drilling operations fer period Of six months
iTom May 1. SO ca to .sise prices.
A certificate of the increase of capital Of
the Standard Oh Co, OF New York, from
Eve to savsn millions Of dollars was filed
With the Sscrt tary Of State of New York tc-
day.
Thia morning Catherine Etnar was found
deed In her room in New York. having baen
snfocated by gas. 4 woman named Hedwig,
who slept In The same :oom, vas found I'M
conscious. Both women we're serVartl. The
gas had been turned on scc;d ,ntslly.
Alderman O'Fall, Of Lynn, Mass, an inmate OF
tho Dsnve,s Insane asylum, escaped from that
institution at an cary hour yesterday morning.
Clad only in a ri4 mt robe, and barefooted, he
lOWCfcu Iliunoll " puo S'Suho " h4S"A' "a -
OF bed clothi1g and ran distance of 20 miles.
He was recsptured.
Tho mystery Of the rotb:ry CT George E. Hol-
den, Of New York, of SO 600 In Pullman car in
California lsst November, has just been cleared
up It has been discovered that Oliver Curtis
Perry, who made the sensational attempt to rob
the New York Central lsst Feb1usrg, was the
thief.
The Wabash river, which has been rising seycral
days, is still gong up. Ths low bottoms are in
undated end crops in tho lowlsnds are ruined.
The loWa1ds along the Illinois and Sarg anon
rivers are completely flooded AID both rivers are
still rising.
Tho citizens fVala, Oregon, ard the surround
ing country are gathering in largo numbers for
tho purpose Of lynching the Baker brothers for
The muIder VIM. lambert.
People in Mulvane, Kan, are greatly excited
over mysterious disappear ance OF DR.. j. NJ. Brad
ford, we'll known Ill over the State for over
twenty years &c practicing physcisn.
Eight csses of smallpox have boon reported in
New York since Saturday.
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gxWs OF TEE DAY.

The ceremony OF readiog the 6,man In
ysstipg the Khadivs OF Esyps has been defi-
pitaIy fixed for Thursday.
A test of the new submarine boat on Lake
Michigan on Saturday showed that 1t Vss
able to at.sin speed OF ten miles an nous
when entirely submerged.
President Harrison returned to Washing
ton Saturday evening bringing with hin q
good bag OF enips from the Pocomoke river
marshes.
Blshop G .orge Worthln0tou, Of the Prot.
estant Episcopal diocese of Nebraska, Will
he married Ia New York on April II TO mics
Amelia IT. Milton. of Boston. Bishop Phil
ips Brooks will officlate.
A epark from passing locomotive is sup
posed to have sst fire to the large repair
shop Of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road, at Nioetown. Pa, about o'clock yes yes
terdey morning, causing less OF 500 ooo.
The baseball championship season will
omar to.mosrsw. The Boston club Will play
IN Washington, New York In Philadelphia,
Brooklyn In Baltimore, Plttsbnrg 10 Cinoin.
natl. cleveland in Louisville and Chicago IN
81. Louis
CM. Hunter, en egent for Richmcno,
Va, publishing house. committed suicide
Yesterday morning aHr Forest, few miles
east OF Jackson, Miss, by placing his neok
acroes the trace n front OF train. His
head was severed from the body.
Ga saturday the democratic convention OF
Marion county, Ind, the home OF ex'Gov
GRAY, adopted resolution that Grover
q eyelsnd should be ths nominee ct the
domoora.ic rarty for President, and Isaiah
P. Gray for Vice.Prssldent.
Rsv. Jsmes F. spalding, who In Novem
her last resigned the reotorsh!p OF Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church OF Cambridge,
Mass, and afterwards became Roman
Catholic. left Baltimore on Saturday last
and dispatch from Cambridge states that
he has returned to the Episcopal Church.
Jennie. the four-yesr-old daughter OF
George D. Lewls, OF Stockton. Nj, fell into
a we'll On Saturday, Her father saw the &C.
oIdeut, and Immediately jumped 10 after
her. Els was unable, however, to save the
child. and wss himself rescued In an ex-
hsusted condition by persons attracted to
the spot By HE cries for help.
Il le probable that the time for the accept.
snee of the rights Of subscription given to
the stock and per cent. bondholders OF the
Richmond Terminal plan will be extended
for the benefit of the registered depositors
OF such securities ss Of April IA. The ques'
ton upon what tsrms deposits will be re-
ceived sf.er that date has not been deter.
uinsd By the committee. and 1t is probable
that no action will be taken In this matter
until the time 1amed in the plan has ex-
pired.
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THE BLAINE boom has egelu begun to
swell and TO attract the a.isrtion OF isten"
ers throughout the entire norshern half OF
the country. As parties, contrary to Wash
lngton's advice, are still divided upon SEQ
ii onal lines, the boom referred to is Of little
or 10 consequence to the other half. But,
all the sans, nobody, South or North, with
open eyes, and whose vision is not obstEuct-
ed by prejudice, has ever entertained q
doubt that Mr.. Blaine would be the nominee
OF the Minneapolis convention, If we'll at the
tins thst convention will be held.