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One Cent T5s, R5a
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Mrs. Marley, and high time she thought
of settling"
Mr.. AveneI looked across to where Juliet
stood in her gingham dress, Was it posi-
Ie thatlittIe Juliet Hawkhurst had grown
TO be seventeen years Old?
Il wish you an Harry'd talk serious
to her about 1t, went on Mrs. Marley.
'Tain't likely shell have many moro
such chances as that
NO, to be sure not" said Mr. AveneI,
abstractedIy
When Harry AveneI came home that
evening he found his uncle in a brown study.
Harry" said he, I've been think
ing
so I should conclude, sir, from the
H-shapcd wrinkle between your brows,"
laughed the young merchant.
Il was thinking what would become OF
US If Mrs Hawkhurst were to take it
into her head to leave US She has be-
come very essential TO our domestic happi-
ness. . went on Mr. AyeneI
Yes, grant you that. Uncle Joe"
And i really don't know how we could
manage 10 exist without her"
Raise her salary suggested Harry
NO, hardly think that would answer
my purpose; but, Harry"
Mr. Avenel looked slightly sheepish-
cant you imagine any other way %
keeping her here?" he asked.
Harry stared at his uncle
on" erred the young man, with a sud-
den dawninS Of Iucidity over the darkness
Of his brain. You don't mean-uratri-
mony, uncle?'
Juliet Hawkhurst was standing by the
little side garden gate that evening,
thoughtfuIly watching the slender silver
crescent OF the new moon.
Juliet
She turned. with a little rose blush and
smile, and Harry AveneI came up and
stood close beside her
'Llsten.' cried Harry. triumphantIy.
I've got piece OF news for YOU
What is IT,
What should you think Of a step
father" y
Juliet looked in real asJOnishment.
My uncle has confided to me, this even
ing, that ne thinks OF marrying, Juliet: and
from all That / can gather, the bride Is none
other than your mother So, when we are
married, there VIII be a nice family circle
Of Us, ehe''
And the young man beIted her slender
waist with his arm.
20, but, Harry, you are all wrong cried
Juliet, crimsoninS and smiling Ike a flower.
II meant To tell you of it, but some
how the words would not come to my lips.
Your uncle told me also that be had con-
cluded 10 marry again, and-and he asked
me TO be his wife"
'-The-miscbief!' cried Harry Avenel.
starting back. And what did you tell htnn7
You accepted, OF course? He is rich and
am poor"
Il told him." Juliet answered innoeentIy,
that had already promised tOmarTy you"
The COUnte nance fold Avenel wasslightIy
confused when he met his nephew at the
breakfast table the next morning, but
further than that there were no signs Of
the discontinue he had undergone.
He gave Juliet an exquisite wedding gift
when she was married, and congratulated
Harry after q very cordial fashion. But
he never proposed TO Mrs. Hawkhurst; and
as she had never expected anything OF tRs
sort, no harm was done.-New York NewS
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Unexplained Absence OF a Servant.
The unexplained absence Of Mary Ian
caster, a .colored servant, from The prem
ises of Mrs. James G. Cashel, OF Redland,
Montgomery county, Md, is puzzling the
friends Of the missing woman. She has
been missing since July 90. 1t is known
that she left Derwood for Forest Glen
on that day without her effects, valued
at about $50. She also has some money
in the Sandy Springs savings bank. Mary
Lancaster had been in the employ of Mrs.
CasheH for more than twenty years, and
was a valuable and faithful servant
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One Cent rssp R5s
No advertisement less than 1Os.
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. for constructing brick
aJditinn IN tho Rrip ht wood school on


addition TO the Brightwood School, on
Brightwood avenue, District of Columbia
Office of the Commissioners, District OF CO.
lumbia-W Washington d C.. August 13, 1895.
Sealed proposals win be received at this
office until 2 NJ on TUESDAY, AUGUST
20, 1895, for constructing brick addition
to the 1rightwood school Building, on
Brightwood avenue, District OF Columbia.
Blank forms OF proposals and specifica-
tions, together with all necessary infor-
nation, can be obtained upon application
therefor at the office OF the Inspector Of
Buildings OF the District of Columbia, and
bids on these forms only VIII be considered.
The right is reserved To reject any and
all bids.
Proposals nlU st be enclosed In an envelope
sealed and endorsed on the outside, Pro
posal for constructing a brick addition
to the Brightwood school building"
JOHN w. ROSS,
GEORGE TRUESDELL,
CHAS. +. POWELL.
Commissioners, i. G.
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Terms $50 cash; balance SO monthly
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ISRAEL METROPOLITAN C. NJ. E.
Church, corner First and B streets south
west, Rev H. Seb Doyle, Phi. D., pastor.
Preaching at 4 a. M. and p m by the
pastor. Morning subject, "The coming of
the kingdom" Evening subject, '.Frag-
ments." Sunday school at $50 a. m L.
A. Cornish, superintendent All invited
Seats free
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EDUCA TIONAL.

TRAINING SCHoOL-Mrs Halt
mann's Normal Training School for
Undergraduates and T. rmary Teachers, form
erly al La Forte Ind. has been transferred
10 Washington. Mrs Haimann VIII re-
ccive applications at her residence, l4Oi
Bacon st. NV, between 10 and IL O'Clock
a III aul S-1w
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR
the Navy Yard, Washington, d. c.
August s, 1896 Sealed proposals in
dorsed Proposals for Supplies for the
Navy Yard, Washington, d. c., to be
opened August 27, 1896" viii be re-
ceived at the Bureau of Supplies and
Accounts, Navy Departmnt, Washington,
D. c., until IL O'Clock noon, August 27,
1895, and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter, TO furnish at the Navy Yard,
Washington, d. c., quantity of lumber.
roofing slate, and gravel. The articles
must conform to the Navy standard and
pass the usual naval inspection. Blank
proposals viii be furnished upon applica-
ton to the Navy Yard, Washington, d. c.
The attention of N anufaCturers and dealers
is invited. Tie bids, all other things be-
ing equal, decided by lot. The Departm ent
reserves the right 10 waive defects or to
reject any or all bids not deemed advanta-
geous to the Goyernn ent A. X. MICHLER,
Acting Chief Of Bureau. au1S, ,21 ,25,2S
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CHURCH NOTICES.

THEFATHER MATHEW 7. a. SOCIETY
will meet this evening Sunday at 8
O'Clock. All the members are requested to
attend, at Carroll Hall, G st. bet 9th and
10th NV.
LANES CHAPEL C. NJ. E. CHUR CHI
Camp Meeting NotiCe.-On 14th st. ne
bet. B and c sts.. Sunday, August Is, 1895,
at 11:30 a. m, sermon; at $50 p. m,
general class meeting;at S:45 p. m, special
sermon by the pastor, text, Zach. n:9
Monday evening, S:45, sermon by Rev.
Harris. Tuesday evening, S;45, sermon
by Rev. Cobbs. Wednesday evening, spe-
Cial sermon by Rev. j. K. Johnston and
c. c. Mason at S:45. Thursday evening,
at 6 DO sermon by Rev. J. c. Martin, d D.
Friday evening, sermon by the pastor
j. B. Washington, d. D., pastor.
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PERSONALS.

TRY the new method for Indigestion,
dyspepsia, headaches, kidney, liver
or womb trouble A positive home cure
without medicine or expense. ntire
cost less than one doctors visit. Com
mends itself Immediately to your common
sense Drop postal and agent will call.
Hundreds of teSUimonials. Costs nothing
to investigate V h. F., E. Cap. station.
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Apply at office. 1920 F st. INV.
aulH-6t
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Corner First and B streets southwest.
Services at IL a. m. and 8 p. m. Preach
ing by the pastor. Morning subject, THE
Coming of the Kingdom of Christ" Sunday
school at $50, Prof L. A. Cornish, sr.,
superintendent
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KNIGHTS of the Macabees-A tent
will soon be organized. in this city; for
further information inquire of q. IL. TER
PANY, State commander, Hotel Vendome.
au1S-2t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Large, cheerful, newly
furnished rooms. suitable for two, at
reasonable rates. 1922 Sth st. NV.
aulS-7t
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FOR RENT STORES.

FOR RENT-The elegant store, No.
1928 7th st. NV; 22X60 feet, with
large French plate show windows; rent
S45. Apply at ROSENBERG & co. IS, 5o4
st. NV. Ru16-3t
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MIME. BROOKE tells all the events
OF life; all business confidential; ladies
and gentlemen, 90 cents each; hours, a.
m 10 $ D. m. 600 New York avenue
northwest, near Sixth street au7-14t
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FOR RENT-Secondf floor, unfinished;
mod. imp; cars and herdics. 517 E.
Capitol st. au1S3t
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When Harry Avenel came home that
evening he found his uncle in a brownstudy.
Harry" said he, I've been think
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FOR SALE-Grocery; $50; in n. W.
Fine store and dwelling; low rent; rare
chance; good reasons. Address BOX \, this
office. au1S-2t
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A GENTLEhIA AN who has valu-
able patent that VIII be placed on the
market in q lew days, desires a partner
with $500 TO 81 600 cash; profits equally
divided BUSINESS, this office aul6-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

w NTED- First-cls-s bicycle machin-
list. none but experienced hand need APP
ply. II. v HiGHAM, 476 Pa ave NV. 1t
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FOR ALE-Fine grocery store; wei
stocked and doing good business;
reasons for selling, other business. Col
IUlh St ne aug15-6t
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If you have rheumatism or neuralgia
inquire aboutV illette's Oils.Druggists'-
fy1 2-1mO
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w A NTED-A lot at Takoma a; good de-
livery wagon and horse given as part
payT ent Address 437 11th ST. NV
aul7-3t
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A BA RC CAIN-Grocery for sale and
store for rent; cause sickness. 234
7th St Sc. au1o-oG
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Il wish you an Harry'd talk serious
to her about it, went on Mrs. Marley.
'Tain't likely shell have many more
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II & FULTON's LOAN OFFICE, 1918 PA.
H ave n ". Established II 1870 Money
leaned on watches, diamonds, 1eWelry, silver
ware, etc. Special bargains In watches !sWslry,
and GilvsrEGre fs2U-Smo
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FOR SALE-A good store, stock and
fixtures for sale in the northeast sec
ton, doing a good business. Address
STOCK this office. aUl5-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A KEH can learn of an excellent
oppl rlumit for engaging in business
in new Subdivision by addressing J b.,
this Office. 1t
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PA RTNER Wanted with $500 capital;
first-class business, already estab-
lished; thorough investigation; no specula-
tion Box Q, this office. aug15-4t
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A RE you all frozen to death? If not
come and get an elegant custom-made
suit but very little worn, at figure
that'Il do your poor heart good. JUSTHS
OLD STAND, 619 ID St NV. aul3-7t
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WA ANTED-House, twelve to fifteen
roOus, east Of 10Th St, south OF NJ,
and west 81 Sth, for spot cash, answer
quick. THOMAS F. BARRETT x co. SIG
l2th - NV. aulS-2t
ANTED-SmaH house, suburb, near
street cars, or flat; heated: city; rent
Sl5 per month Address PROMPT PAY.
this office. au16-3t
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Juliet Hawkhurst was standing by the
little side garden gate that evening,
watching the slender silver
crescent OF the new moon.
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FOR SALE-$2, 200; on 9Th st. Sc,
near Pa ave. and Eastern Market, g.
room brick; IN. mp, III perfect order, for
81, zoo; $500 cash, balance TO suit, look
at this house; very cheap. good location.
nice home; good renter JOHN +. DONO-
HOE, 30S L. Capitol st. aul3-6t
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WA NTED- purchase store and
dwelling OF rooms, with stable: price
not over 81 800; $4,000 cash; owner pre-
terFed. Address GROCER, this office
aulS-3u
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NINE. BROOKE tells all the events
OF life; all business confidential; ladies
and gentlemen. 90 cents each; hours, 8
a IN to 8 p IN. 605 New York avenue
northwest, nse1 Sixth street. Jy25-14t
DIR. t AEAs OR. 900 F st. NV. makes
fun sets of testas for SO; satisfaction guar
anteed; teetha6aXtracted without pain;
gold filling, 81: amalgam. soc ie13-3m
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WANTED-By young colored man,
situation Of any kind educated. sober
and industrious. Address WORK, this
OlIlce. 17-3t
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w ANTED-By good house painter
emP!o yment 10y the day or job. salts
faction guaranteed. FENTON HORAD,
10 18Th ST. lie. aul6-3t
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PROF. CLAY. oldest established ad


PROF. CLAY. oldest established ad-
vertising clairvoyant medium and for
tune teller in this city, removes all your
troubles; tells from cradle to grave; ad-
vice on business, love affairs, ylosses or
matrimonial adventures; unites separated
and causes speedy marriage with one you
love by proper advice. Call and be con-
vinced that l can work case quicker
than any medium you ever met Fee. SO
cents Hours, 10 10 8; open Sunday.
4S9 II ST.. bet. 4 1-2 and 6tn ST. sw.
KEEP a steppih'" We make times
great deal better than they really
are by selling elegant suits, custom made,
the least bit" worn, at figure thatn
keep you cool JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
G19 ID st. NV.
THE "3 DAYS" CURE For men.
This remedy cures in 3 days or no
charge. Consultation free. DIR. MCKEE
HAN, Tic 18th st. NV. Jy16-1mo
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washington and treat Falls Electric
Railway being built alongside
The morning times., 1895-08-18

J t. WALKER SONS. 2U4 10Th st NV,
carpet lining, felts, fire brick and clay,
asbestos. paints. brushes. lime. cement, two
and three-ply roofing material apr2l IF
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Ia KE NOTICE. paper rooms for
81 and upward; you can save 20 per
cent on these prices. F G NOLTE, 80
9th st. NV. Phone. 445. No branch.
jy22 est
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"Oh,' cried the young man, with a sud-
den dawnins Of lucidity over the darkness
of his brain You don't mean-uratrt.
mony, UncIe?"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PLAC CE You, ordcrat WHITNEY'S Al
Pa. ave. NV, for pure old cider vinegar
aud ave gOisc pickles. auIS-IOt
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WIN increase in value rapidly.
The morning times., 1895-08-18

$1OO-l222 d st. NV: 15-r brick; a.
IN. i. c. T. YODER, 6l5 st. NV
The morning times., 1895-08-18

LA DIES ueeulug confidential treat
meut. "A safe and sure relief in all
female trouble. constipation, iTregulari-
ties, umor, cancer, opium habit, fistuia,
etc Separate looms for paticats beiare
aud during confinement, and FIND homes
10? infants if required Strictly coufiden.
tial. MRS DIR RENNER, I6 Fourth st. ne.
near Z Capitol St. Washington, d. c.
ir3-tf
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NINE. ESTELLE tells all the
events of life in German and English;
hours, a. m. to 10 p m. 2S anc 40
cents; cures all cases OF running or Dry
sores e13 18th st. NV je29-1m
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Carpenter' chest, with
1O7 tools. for SIS. No 1900 G St II.
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TOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-Owner of city subdivision
viii sell on monthly payments of $50
five more properties, two at Sl,400, three
at $4,000. II S. s., this office. au1s-1t
The morning times., 1895-08-18

Raise her salary suggested Harry.
NO, hardly think that would answer
The morning times., 1895-08-18

Only a few LEFT.
The morning times., 1895-08-18

FOR SALE-Large new feather bed; a
good Domestic sewing machine: eight
dollars each Also, tables, chairs, trunks
small lot table and kitchen ware, cheap.
1903 1lth st. II. W. au1S-It
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

WILL give 70 for went y-four lessons by
moi" Oh banjo. Address JAMES, this
office IT
The morning times., 1895-08-18
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

PALIsADEs-coNDUIT ROAD.
The morning times., 1895-08-18

Secure one Of these beautiful building
lots, 25Nl25 feet
The morning times., 1895-08-18
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
IT Effect June %. 1898.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND r
STREETS
The morning times., 1895-08-18

WANTED-Board and furnished room
Clth alCoFe, or with small room on
same floCr, gentleman and wife; tsrms
not 10 exceed S45 b. w, this office 1t
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SITUATIONS wASTED-FEMALE.
w WANTED-ROOMS.

ANTED-Large room or rooms for
school purposes; must be centrally To-
Gated. Address y. S. O., this office
au gl72t
The morning times., 1895-08-18

Mr.. AveneI looked slightly sheepish-
cant you imagine any other way os
keeping her here?'' he asked
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALR.

WANTED- Position by licensed engi-
nceT; rcts. ID D., this office II
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| One Gent vsF5 sF5
No advertisements less than loa-
3 II
PERSONAL.

SAVE 20 per cent. Removal sale in
progress. Go to YOUNG & co IS, TIA
X st, for glass, 81 stains per gallon; oils
paints, and varniShes. au17-3t
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4 BIG KICK

|
In tho Sonth Against Crisp's schonio to
Boom Con. Sooiirld.
RICHMOND. Va. May 93.-Tho Rich.
mond State tomorrow will say:
Tho intelligence that there is movo
on foot at tho Houston Confederate re.
union to boom Gonoral Sconcld for tho
Democratic nomination for tho prcsi.
dency on tho ircc silver ticket,
may or may not be truo. For tho
credit. OF General Scoticld. it is to be
hoped that the rumor Ia not true. 1t
will DO resented nt once as i'm pertinent,
dishonoriug and impious tratlicklng
with 4 sacrod cause ii this first tnoro-
ment to gather Confcderates in great
national non.political organization is
dcba,ed into n sordid scheme 10 boom
any man for political Office.
II Speaker Crisp nd his Georgia FREQ
silver combine have used this gathering
of cx.conIodoratcs for any such pur.
pose, thoy will hear n roar OF indigna.
ton that will snggost that rebel yell
which told OF determination to resist to
the uttormosL They will learn that
coniedera.es OF tho south are not ready
to give their organization tho low plano
Of body OF political candidate boomers.
Tho aouth does, aud rightly. esteem
General Schoiicld. Ito was chiyalrous
and honorable foe. But il he allows
himself to be used this way ho will fall
from tho high place he now occupies In
southern estimation.
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donco, taking tho shape OF a report from
tho directors OF tho Allegheny semi.
nary. Thia report, which was al once
referred 10 tho committee on bills and
ovcrtutcs, did not favor tue oyertures
becoming q part OF tho stated laws In
tho book OF tho church government
Tho report says:
In q matter 80 important no that now
before us thoro should bo tho utmost
harmony and cooperation on tho part
OF all concerned. No action should bo
taken which would have tho appearance
OF assuming power by tho general
assembly Of which tho legality might
be questioned.
The report OF tho synods Of Ohio in
reference 10 these overture, woro plmi.
lar in Bpirlt and verbIngc, protesting
against n transfer OF the jurisdiction
Other synods wore heard from on tho
samo subject. all OF which were Ieierr cd
10 the samo committee
Noxt followed the report OF the con.
tribGtlon to foreign missionaries, which
that from various sources was gathered
tho sum OF S20.704 3S, added to which
was n balance Of Sl0,330 IL making tho
ontiro resources Tor this work S3l, l2i 81.
For frosdmcn Sll 400 Gl was contributed
and S0.sSi 27 paid out. For church OK
tonsion Sl0,450 was appropriated. The
committee on narrative and state OF 70.
ligion, showing in detail tho progross OF
the church, its numerical and financial
growth. was read by tho chairman. Rov.
Dr.. ]. Q. Coulter, OF Greonville, Pa.
The membership OF the church, nc.
cording to this report, is ll7,l5i, and
III young men are preparing Tor the
ministry. Contributions havo been
large. notwithstanding hard times.
Tho report OF the committee on fed
Grafton OF churches expressed the hope
that favorable aud final action would be
taken on tho question in hand before
the close Of the year.
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OKLAHOMA Cry, OKLA. May o.
Sharp at noon to-day at least 10, 900 mon
with largo number OF women, made
the grand rush from all sldes Of the
Kickapoo reservation for tho four hun.
drcd and tifly.odd claims open to white
Aettlement. Iu leIs than an hour after.
ward thore were scores Of contestants
on each OF these claims In addition to
tho "sooners" who had already taken
possession OF tho landa long coveted by
them.
The scenss at tho opening were pre-
cisely similar to those at previous open.
ings. There woro the mad ruahos, the
wild yella and the mishaps, more or less
serious.
So far as is now known no lives were
lost In the race, but II is too early yet 10
hear from the interior Of the now
country.
Sweeney's bridge on the north fork OF
the Candian river in township l2, was
ono Of the principal points OF entrance
to tho new land.
There weto 800 men gathered, and
just boforo noon there was suppressed
excitement as the minutes licked of.
Watches woro hold in one hand aud
tho lines tightly grasped in the other.
Tho scene that followed the shout
go" was intensely exciting.
About 4 half mile northeast OF
Sweeney's tho road passes through
narrow lane Of trees. Hero an
awful jam occurred. delaying the
anxious racers Tor ton minutes. Men
behind saw their chances for claim
pass away they cursed like mad. The
Jam WAS finally Strengthened out, how
ever, aud the men we're OF again.
Last night 1t was made evident to
many OF the boomers that oil could no!
get claims. so it was resolved to organ.
ize towns, and crowds left last night iot
various points for that purpose.
A council was held between tho pro-
jectors Of the two towns and resulted
In n consolidation Of interests,
the new town to be called
McCloud, In honor oil the general
solicitor OF tho Choctaw road. The pro.
cession, 5000 strong, then took up tho
march to Douglass mills ford, at tho
section on.whch McCloud was situated.
As the mead OF the enterprise Dr.. j.
W. Gillett OF Perry, was chosen mayor.
Green & Raum. IT,, OF Washington. son
OF the eX.Seneral pension agent, is a
leading member OF the town orsauiza.
t!on.
At noon the crowd passed over the
ford in avery quiet way and drew lots
for positions or tho town plat.
A corps OF surveyors was on
hand and at once laid out the
town. Wagons with liquors, groceries
and cots came in, tents were erected
and soon stores, restaurants and hotels
were opened, and now town had been
born.
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THREATENED IIYSCHING
In uuutinGton-A Mob About tho Jail.
BIttsrnen gaiu.t Murderer Ringo.

In IIuutinEton-A Mob About tho Jail.
BI,,srne" Against Nurdsrer K'nGo.
HuSrINdroX, W. VA, May 3d.
Charles Rinco. who was rearre.,ed n.
Poiu. Pleasant yesterday for the muir.
dor Of his two children here, was
brought back here to-day. Tho train
was met In the suburbs by a closed
carriage and Ringo was rushed to the
jail in disguise. Two thousand people
had assembled atthe depot and lynch.
ing was anticipated tonight.
LATER 4. m.-rhere mas been no
lyuchine and thing. arc quiet, although
bitter feeling exists over RinSO'spres.
euce in the city.
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UNIrllD rI.E.nYrEl.IANs.
Tho Fir.t Day'a business Session or III
Gpuernl NssoIujlf,

Tho FirIt Days Buslnrs. session OF tho
Gonerni Asomhir.
PirrsnuRdM. Pa. May 23.--Thc gencr.
nj assembly OF tho United Prcsby ytOrian
church, began Its business session at s
o'clock this morning, In tho Sixth
church, East End. Atter devotional
exercises Rov. DR.. J. u. McllichAel, Of
Monmouth college, Illinois. was elected
moderator by acclamation. This Ia tho
first time in tho history OF tho church
that this has boon done. Ruv. DR.. WILL
lam j. Roid aud Rev. DR.. A. G. Wallace
were rO.eloCted clerks.
A committee was then appointed to
oxtSnd congratulations 10 tho Presby.
teriAu general assembly. The rest OF
tho session was taken up with hoaring
tho reports Of tho trusteos OF tho as,on-
bly aud tho w0mans board.
Tho moderator announced tho vnri-
ous coinmitioes.
Tho matter OF seminary CONTROL
which WIS the most interesting ploco Of
business to come up, was carly in cyi: