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CATHEDRAL AVENUE HARNESS
" shop, sos Eleventh street.-New and Sec
ond-hand harness and collars bought and sold
or exchanged. Il. j. SCULLION.
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NTATCHES CLEANED. 81; MAIN
w springs. 81. All work warranted for
two years. Goods sold on installment plan at
419 n street, next 10 Metropolitan Theater.
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CoRoNADo w ATER, McMorry sole agent.
Groceries and provisions, 53l NJ st.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

MANSION HOUSE, SEVENTH, 1 AND j
vi streets. Decidedly the best place in the
city, comfortable, clean and home-Iike; rooms
en- suite or SINGLE with or without board;
good board. 81 per week.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY,
C S17 Sixth ST., Sacramento. Farm hands,
general help furnished andcontracts executed.
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MEETING NOTICES.

NOTICE. MEMBERS OF EQUITY
N Lodge, No. 1,219, X. and l.. of H.-You
are requested TO be present at your lodge
meeting THIS EVENING. Important busi-
ness. SILAS ORR, Protector.
CHAS. HILL, Secretary. 1t
CPECIAL BUSINESS MEETING PACIFIC
- Club, FRIDAY, September 21st. All
mem mbers requested 10 attend. Order of
selS-4t PRESIDENT.
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HNHIS WEEK HEAVY REGULAR soc.
| oil cloth reduced to 25 cents per yard; so
cent linen warp mating 25 cents; body
brussels carpet reduced to 81 per yard
sewed and laid. CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELLS, 400
h street. Furniture and Carpets.
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yXTANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO COOK
w ing; good wages. Apply 719 N street.
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E'OR SALE-A GOOD BLOCK OF LAND
L in a good business location. See our adj
Vertisenent on another page of this paper.
street.
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I IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE OR WILL
i exchange for city property. Inquire or ad-
dresses NJ GATOSKEI, lob and 1915 ]
street Sacramento
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~ OOD p AYIN G LODGING-HOUSE;
" rooms full; also = No. 1 Saloon. L. j.,
this office
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d EST TAMALES AT MRS. HERNANDEZ,
ID III Fourth street Mexican meals
cooked to order; also Mexican beans. En-
chiIadeS served On Sunday.
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A SMALL LODGING-HOUSE FOR SALE
n with good paying business attached to
II; centrally located. Call this office. seS-2W
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ELOUR, s5c SACK; SNOWDROP CRACK
T. ers, 15c basket; 2 large bottles chow chow
25c. SIMONS d BEASLEY, S1S X.
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HPHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE RE-
y pairing, mattresses renovated, chairs re-
caned and general jobbing; furniture packed
and shipped; orders by postal promptly at
tended TO. +. BROWN, 1909 X street.
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-A GOOD OPENING IN BUSI-
l. ness for lady or gentleman; small capital.
Address D., this Office. se1Y-iw*
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DOR SALE-HoRSE AND CART, OR
j. will trade for phaeton. DIR. METCALF,
Eighth and j.. sel3-lw*
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SARsAPARILLA AND IRON. Get it from
the sole agent, McMorry, 53l NJ st.
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NOOD-PAYING LODGING-HOUSE OF 25
VI rooms; great bargain. Apply 122 h st.
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DOR SALE CHEAP, OR EXCHANGE FOR
IL city property, ten acres assorted orchard
full bearing; also, ten acres, unim proved, ad-
joining; hrst-cass soil; barn. stable wells
ETC.; one and a quarter miles cast of city: fine
place for country homes; no city taxation.
Apply at 1909 j street
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MAY FLOWER AS A COMPLEXION
NI beautifier stands unequaled. 1022L
Fifth street or Gogings' drug store.
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EROM ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF
Il saved on all classes of dentistry at DIR.
NEWSOM'S, 1120 street. se11-12l
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EyOR SALE-UPRIGHT PIANO, ALMOST
l. new, cheap. SOC II street.
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INOR SALE-TWO NEW INCUBATORS.
l. 400-egg capacity each; will be sold very
cheap. For further particulars apply at this
Office.
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EIUR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS SALOON,
il doing good business; to right party, part
time; two billiard and pool tables; large re-
frigerator. Address ). H. this office
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A WELL PAYING 13-ROOM LODGING
N house, doing good business; fine Ioca-
ton; reason for selling, going East. Address
L. N. this Office
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Sc0O BUYS GROOM COTTAGE; BATH.
POUU tank, tankhouse, windmill, barn,
trees and vines: worth double the money;
Will exchange Tor city lot. Apply to N. L..
DREW, 40S street.
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COLLECTIONS.
sTENoGRApHY AND TYPEwR1r1NG.
BUSINESS CARDS.

M ISS NJ. YECKLEY, STENOGRAPHER
vi and Typewriter, 4oS st. Telephone rs.
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@ CECOND-HAND, 35-HORSE E POWER EN-
y CINE; good order. ]. +. HILL, 1907 st.

TOR SALE-LoT NO. d, d AND K, FOUR
l. teenth and Fifteenth (corner), S0xI6O,
Inquire +. NJ. Nick EENER, 1112 1 street
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x1Q0 IN CASH BUYS 5-ACRE TRACT
P1UU near Oak Park; balance on easy pay
ments. Call or address +. w. HUNTER,
room l 1, 420 street.
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livery MARRIED WOMAN SHOULD
IL know that "SEGURO" is the greatest
boon TO them ever discovered. Ali druggists.
Price, 81 so and So per box. Every box
guaranteed. Send 2-cent stamp TO WILBUR'S
SAFETY PACKET COMPANY. 53l K street,
sacramento, for private circular.
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CESSPOOLS, VAULTS AND CHIMNEYS
" cleaned; no dirt; lowest prices. VIM.
SLAUGHTUR, 317 X, 531 NJ.
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GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR Sc: FILL
n ings, soc and up. at DIR. NEWSOMS
DENTAL PARLORS, 1120 street
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EIOR SALE-A SPLENDID NEW MATH-
Il ushek piano, which came into our posses
sion IN the way OF trade; will be sold at a bar
gain. The piano can be ordered direct from
factory If purchaser prefers. Inquire at this
Office
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INOR SALE-1, 800 HOP POLES, DELIV-
IL cred on cars in Sacramento or elsewhere
length 20 feet, and inches at butt Apply
al this Office.
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E1OR SALE-A GOOD WORKING LAW
IL Library, containing over 400 volumes. all
In good condition; will be sold cheap Cali at
629 NJ street, Sacramento, Cal. j. c. TUBBS.
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TO LET OR RENT.

FElO LET-A HOTEL IN GOOD COUNTRY
i town; ali furnished and 200 acres of land
Write or cali on +. G. HYDE, Real Estate and
insurance, Room ., Odd Fellows Temple
Ninth and X streets.
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CiARDW ELL COLONY-1o-ACRE TRACTS
~ only 500 per acre; water pipes will be
laid TO each and every tract in said colony.
j.: !, GARDWELL, owner, 1904 N street, or
at 3O1 street Sacramento.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-02
Coyidn't Stay Awoy From the SoYth.

GEORGE B. Anderson, Lewiston,
R.rtie county, n. CT ann Southern
man by birth, but spent many years in
the WcEt, finally returning to my na.
tive State; but | have never found q
finer climate than in North Carolina
In my garden, radishss have been
growing thus far this winter. Cab.
bnge, turnips, lettuce, and bects stand
out in the gardens here and grow all
winter long.
Onr soil is sandy loan, with a clay
suisnil, which will yield, when propc--
ly treated, two crops year. But II
must not be forgotten that our coil,
like that of any of the other States,
must be manured. Farmers the world
over know that they cannot constantly
take from their land and give the land
nothing in return, without suffering
consequent loss Another thing: the
so-called wornout lands of the South
are just as good as they ever were. All
they need is the same treatment with
manure that the lands of the North re
ceive. Our chief crops arc cotton, to.
bacco, corn and field peas. Our peo.
pie are hospitable, generous, and so
cisble.
From the experience I have had in
other States cannot see why North
Carolina should be behind any of them
in the line Of manufactures and kind
red industries. We raise the cotton,
and should manufacture il into cloth.
There is room here for paper mills,
with the raw ihsterials for its manu-
facture lying at our doors.
With our immense fruit resources
we need more canning establishments
and more evsporators. Two crops OF
sugar beets will grow here per year.
Why do we not make sugar. in fact,
we need cotton mills, sugar refineries,
canneries, tobacco factories, wagon
shops, broom and box factories, paper
mills, and many other industries, and
we have the water power to turn all oi
their wheels.
Hops can be grown in the South al
a profit, as well as in the State oi
Washington. Ramie can also be grown
here, aud, il ID pays Texas, IL would
pay North Carolina. We can produce
and manufacture silk in our State. and
the silk industry should be an impor-
tant one here.
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APPEAL NOT SUSTAINED.
IN TIE CASE or MISS SADIE MEANS. OF
COLUMBIA, S. C..
The Synod of South Caryina Upheld and tho
Presbytery of Charleston Gets Left.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. The General As
sembly Of the Southern PRESBYTERIAN
church met In adjourned session.
Ihe committee on foreign missions
reported that work had gone forward
with it's usual success, contributions
had been larger and there was a sur
plus In the treasury Of nearly $40, 900.
There were l30 missionaries in the field
and 165 native helpers and 900 COM
municants had been added TO the
Church. 1t was recommended that no
action be taken as to cooperation in
missionary work.
The Means cese was then taken up
and DR.. Blackburn, representing
Charleston Presbytery, concluded his
argument.
He was followed by Rev. DR.. Flynn.
representing the Synod of South Caro-
lima, which reversed the decision of the
Presbytcry and ordered that Mise
Means be granted letter Of withdraw.
nj In order that she might be admitted
elsewhere. DR.. Flynn defended the
synod in powerful argument in which
the intricate points involved in the
question OF the regularity of the case
were entered AID discussed at great
length
Acting Moderator Larsley called the
Assembly, to order at 2 p. IN. DR.,
Moore introduced q resolution affect
ing irresponsible evangelists and un-
licensed persons, which was dockctcd.
DR.. Flynn then continued his speech
on the judiciary committees report on
the Means case and discussed the facts
III the case and claimed that an unfair
distinction had been made in the case
OF Miss Meann, for other people in the
Church were rs guilty ns she, with the
Church's knowledge. He ella. med that
the session had honestly confounded
tacts and the legal conclusions to be
deduccd from them. He argued that
the use OF the telephone on Sunday was
necessity and the result of it's use was
to lessen Sunday labor. His speech
was strong presentation of the
Synod's position.
Dr. LuI ton spoke in favor of enforc-
the law ns 1t stood. and not construe
laws to fit every case This was not n
question OF what the law should be but
what IT was. Ii Means work wap a
necessity che should not be disciplined
II 1T WAS not. she should be. The ques-
tlon was: "did the Synod do right?"
He argued that the session and Prcsby-
terry did right.
Then the vote was taken and each
member had two minutes 20 explain his
vote anl express his views. The roll
all began AT 2:20 and closed at $40
'hc result WAS not to sustain the ap-
peal from the Synod, IT; to sustain,
20: to sustain in part 3.
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A New so, 600 Spindle Mill.

J. p. Frizell, engineer, No. go Con-
gress street, Boston, advertises that he
has been instructed by responsible
parties to select a location for cotton
mill in the South of not less than 50, =
600 spindles, to have a ginnery and
cotton-oil plant combined. IL is to be
operated by water-power, and offers of
water sites are invited. Communica-
tions on this subject must state the
locality, name of the stream, extent OF
drainage ground, extent of cotton cul-
tivation, railroad communication and
all other information that would be OF
value in determining the question OF
The location OF o cotton mill. Out of
all the sites offered, some that present
the ncost attractive showing will be
personally investigated aud decision
reached
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A Big Anti Trust tobacco Factory

ST.. Louis, Mo. Mo.--Arrangements are
being made by local tobacco manufac-
turers to erect an immense cigarette
factory here to he run in opposition to
the Cigarette Trust. The details of
the enterprise are kept secret but it is
said on apparently good authority that
the firms interested in the new factory
are: Ligget 4 Myers, Drummond To-
bacco Company, Catlin Tobacco and
the Browne Tobacco Company. It is
claimed the Cigarette Trust has made
such inroads on the plug tobacco i'm
dustry that the formation of an anti
trust cigarette factory is necessary 70
protect the local tobacco manufactur-
ers
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-02

All Europe seems to the New York
Times TO have the exhibition fever,
and some sort of worlds fair is to bs
held in every European capital during
this year. And the epidemic is spread
ing farther ateld. Alexandria is pre-
pairing national exhibition OF ancient
and modern Egypt, t. BE- opeu in that
city during the coming summer. II
is to be complete exposition of the
modern life, social, industrial, and
artistic OF the land of the Pharaohs,
and also OF much OF the country's
wonlrons nnsL
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THE REBUILDING or CLEMSON.
Result of the Recent Meetings Of the Boart
Of Trustees.

OF Trustees.
CALHOUN, 8. Con Friday night
the board Of trustees of Clemson Col
lege held a preliminary meeting, but
did not transact much business. A
quorum was present, however, and the
board have held frequent session.
Mr.. Bruce, the architect of Atlanta
who plaupsd the College, is here, and
he estimates that il will cost $50, 900
60 rebuild and will take throe months.
NJ. Thompson, the contractor, of Rock
Hill, arrived, but IL is not known out
side the board whether be has made au
estimate OF not.
All the Information that could be OBJ.
taiped is that advertisements for bids
TO rcbuild tho College sent out and
that il any of them is satisfactory the
work will be given out by contract; il
not the board will have it done. The
new Mechspical He'll is 10 be partition
ed OF and used as section rooms.
Wooden structures will be erected nj
oEcc. which will also serve as section
rooms Only part Of the walls viii,
have to be torn down, the one on the
west side being most dsngerous.
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4 Confederate Relic

RALEIGH, \. C.-The State Museum
has received the smoke stack of the
Confederate ram "Albcmarlc. and il
will be prominently shown there. 1t
is roughly made and is riddlrd with
holes, many of them made by 3 and 10
inch shot The Albcmarlc was built
by Peter f. Smith at Hills Ferry, ON
the Roanoke river, near Scotland Neck
For some years the smoke-stnck had
been on exhibition at St Louis. whcru
il was taken from the New Orleans cX-
position in 1888
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WPPED m THE BUD.
! Rascal Who Tried to Swindie The Solth
ern Express COMPANY

CHARLESTON, S. C.-An important
md interesting case was tried iii the
United States Circuit Court, at Char
.eston, s. G.. Judge Brawlcy presiding,
INVOLVING the suppression, for the
,rescnt, at least of proposed forgcr,
Who has also served term in the peni.
tentiary for forgery; and also involving
lie principle that the United States
nails cannot be used for the purpose
# fraud, even if the perpetrator may
lot finally consummate his schemes
md become the beneficiary of his
raud or proposed fraud.
One T. A. Blackwood, writing over
the fictitious signature Of w. ID. Nor
ris, ST., addressed the American Bank
Note Company, at New York, asking
them to furnish him with a supply of
Southern Express money orders. He
tlleged that his uncle was an agent of
the Southern Express Company, and
had lost lot of money orders, and
they were ashamed to replace them J.
and he wished to have prices quoted
by the hundred, the object being to
obtain supply Of blank money orders
At the same time he was negotiating
by mail with the Cole Printing Com
pany, of Sanford, n. c., with n view
to obtaining checks on sundry banks
and letter heads with the name of G.
l.. Loop, general auditor Southern Ex-
press Company printed thereon.
The American Bank Note COMPANY
promptly referred the correspondence
received by them to General Auditor
Loop, of the Southern Express Com
pany, who placed the matter in the
hands of Route Agent A. Richardson,
OF the same company, at Columbin, S.
c., who succeeded in locating the al
legged w. ID. Morris as one +. A. Black
wood. Blackwood was arrested upon
n warrant sworn out by +. ID. Peer.
postof1ice inspector, who rendered ma
terial service in working up and pros.
ecuting the case.
Blackwood was taken before the Uni
ted States Commissioner in Charleston
and committed for trial. His guilt was
established so clearly that there could be
no doubt whatever. The jury, after
retiring for short time, returned n
verdict of guilty. Blackwood WIS sen.
fenced by Judge Brawley To imprison-
ment Ill the Columbus, O., penitentiary
Tor term of one year and one momtl,
and to pay a fine of $500.
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Five Rioters KIjIeJ.

USIoNTowN, PA.-Last week the
Sickle Hollow mines of the Washing
ton Coal and Coke Company, midway
between Fayette City and Layton sta
ton, were the scene of the bloodicst
encounter since the strike begun.
Both sides were in fighting shape. 70
armed deputies contcnding with IA mob
of from 800 Ia 1900 strikers, about
300 of whom were armed with all kinds
of guns. Five strikers were killed and
| eight or more wounded and three dep
mites were wounded.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-02
<tiantc Coast Line TO Ertens to Avqvs a.

The building Of line to Augusta,
Ga, Is the next move booked for tho
extension Of the Atlantic Coast Line
system. The management of this line
has been gradually broadening out ils
ramifications, adding new ter"itory to
the rich sections already tribu.ary 20
it's roads. After completing tine VII
son short cut. work on the Dcnma, k
extension was beguu, and now as this
line Is nearing completion the system
is reaching out for the trade centreing
at Augusta The maunccrs of the
Atlantic Coast Line seldom discuss COZ u
templated improvements pablicly they
believe more Ia action thNu in words,
so tbat quietly and with any announce
meDt preliminary surveys have bee 4
commenced for an extension from
Ashley junction, S. c., To Augus,a
The officials of the company decline 10
state Just when work Of construction
viii begin: but M they uhnally cary
ont their plans with as little delay Ne
possible, the impression is ihnt srcl
steps will he taken In the near futrrc
80 "a '.@sz and southwest
OF Augusta Is an att active IiSIU Ic
railroad managers, and the ,eudeucN
of the times is carrying Eastern Guc,
towards those sections. TO Atlantg
and thence TO the gulf coast offer,
traffic possibilities sufficiently inviting
for the continuation of at least onC
Eastern road that way. The Atlantic
Coast Line may yet figure in South
western business, with gulf terminus
at New Orleans
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70 PsfilLEL rHE n. & ~
TIE Chesapeake and Ohio !9aiIroad to Ex
tend its Line ThroIgb Fine Country.

lSHu fS L"c f"OtyU u FHe CO"HV.
DANvtLLE, VA.-The Chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad Company has decided
20 parallel the Norfolk & Western
through Southwest Virginia, and tap
he lincst coal seams and some Of the
u"st timber lands iu the world. The
new line will be about 100 miles in
ler2th, running from the mouth Of
Plney creek through the valley to the
Guyandotte mountain, and will re
connect with the main line of the
Chesapeake e. Ohio at Barboursville
1T is estimated by the States geolog-
ist last year that there are in the coun-
try which will he controlled by the
Chesapeake & Ohio with it's new liuc
rot less than 1000. .O0G, 600 tcus of
coal. This is not the only wealth in
this region. 1t is alliheavily timbered
with hard woods and when accessible,
the trees are worth Sl00 an acre. The
Chesapeake e. Ohio Company already
own more than 5000 acres Of land in
Raleigh county and are buying every
thing that is offered in that vicinity.
Preliminary surveys have been made
and work on the new road will begin
this sumner.
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P80F. SMiTH wiLL NOT REcaHT
We Says That to Shhe Ms Convjc tons Ros
HoUid he a Crime against Reason.

SARATOGA, N. Y.--The Rev. DR..
Henry p. Smith, convicted Saturday
Of heresy by the Presbyterian General
Assembly and adjudged unworthy TO
teach or preach the Gospel as he un-
derstands it, is still here and apparent
ly quite unaffected by the decision,
which he expected and for which he
was fully prepared. Prof. Smith, his
wife, mother, two children, and the
wife Of Prof. Rriggs, form an interest.
ing party at the Worden Hotel
The Assembly formally expressed
it's regret that the Southern General
Assembly had declined TO enter into
negotiations looking to an organic re-
union Of the churches, North and
south.
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Lord Roseberry S Horse IyJns

LONDON, England. At Newman kct.
the Newmarket stakes of $500 suvcr
"igns, for three year olds, one milo
and two furlongs, was won hy Lord
Roseberry's Ladas. Douglns Buird's
st. Florinn was second, and Daniel
Cooper's Glare, third.
When q young man Isord Ro7~hCIry
said he had the ambition TO do three
things, viz: Marry the richest woman in
England, win the Derby, ard become
Premier of England. He accomplished
the first by marrying Miss De Roth
ahilds, and he il the present Premier OF
England.
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The End Of Cold Shipments in Sight.

WAsBiSdroS, d. C.--Treasury or
cials were much encouraged when the
regular dispatch from New York stated
that only $50, 900 in gold had been en-
gagged at the sub Treasury for shipment
to Europe Saturday. This Only reduces
Treasury gold TO so, $40, 900. in this
light shipment on Saturday Treasury
officials profess To scc the cod in sight
of goid shipments for the present.