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Hanped For Killing Sweetheart,

william Truesdsle, colored, was hanged
at Charlotte, N. c., for the murder OF his
sweetheart year ago. He had to be taken
to the scaffold, being overcome with fright.
de protested his innocence.
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What Shall We Have For Dessert!
This question arises in the family daily. Let
Us answer 1t to-day. Try Jell-or delicious
and healthful dessert. Prepared in min. No
water 4 set to cool. Flavors: Lemon, Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. At grocers. 1oc.
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New Orleans and Return, S27.50-
fIardi Gras.

The Southern Railway will sell round trip
tickets Washington to Orleans AZ one fare,
$3.50. Tickets on sale Feb. goth to @3th with
hnal limit returning March 18th. Only route
perfect Dining and Sleeping Car service New
York to New Orleans. Time 39 hours. Full
particulars of Alex. S. Thweatt, Eastern Pass.
Agent, Tl Broadway, New York.
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Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets'
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever.
Toe, 25c. II c. G. c. fail, druggists refund money
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An evening newspaper in Philadelphia
refuses to sell papers to newsGirls.
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Peanut Cropis Large.
The present crop OF peanuts, While not
of excellent quality, is abnormally large.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-28

The import OF Irish linen into Germany
has diminished very much.
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Beware Of 0intments for GafnrEh
That Contain Mercury

az mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange thewhole system
when entering it through the mucoussurfaces.
Such articles should never be used except oa'
prescriptionsfr from reputable ply ysicians, asthe
damage they will do isten fold to the good you
Cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo. o., contains no mercury, and Is taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood and
Halls t'atarrh Cure be sure to get the genuine.
II is taken internally. AMI is made in Toledo.
Ohio, by F. j. Cheney & 0. Testimonials free:
~ Sold by Druggists: price, 75c. per bottle:
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Berlin, Germany, has sixty-three public
monuments.
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0blIcan Governor OF Kentucky Re-
called tho Legislature to Frankfort
and Ordered tho Troops to Return to
Their Homes - After q Conference
Taylor Announced Ills Decision.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (SpeciaD. D.-Governor W..
s. Taylor has declined to sign any peace
agreement with the Democrats. He has,
however, declared his intention OF leaving
the Governorship contest to the courts.
Troops chat have been guarding the State
House have been ordered home. Governor
Taylor and Adiutant-General Collier de-
clared that only small guard will be kept
here to guard Governor Taylor and his
family.
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The State OF Washington furnished over
ZOO, 900 tons OF coal to California In 1879.
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There are 10000 men on the pay rolls. Of
the Cuban army.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. e.
sbamu River Is higher
yenrs. All creeks and ST
the city are out Of tEeir
bridges OF public roads
away. Washouts ShaYA
all railroads.
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THE FRESHET At ALBANY
High Waters Cause Damage Of Hall
a Million Dollars.
MUCH DISTRESS AMONG THE POOR

Ice GorGes Caused tho Water to Back Up
md Compelled Families to Flee For
',afetyAworst Flood Since 1s57-Three
Men Arc Drowned-Floods Caused
Heavy Loss-Rise OF Hudson River.
ALBANY, N. Y. Especially The inhabitants
OF Albany on Wednesday looked upon the
greatest freshet which has takeu place in
the valley ofthe Hudson River since 1857.
A steady rain for forty-elght hours melted
the deep SHOWS In the Adirondack Noun.
tains and along the valley OF the Mohawk,
and there has followed a mighty freshet
which fills aIIthe lowlauds OF the Hudson
River from Troy southwark to Hudson.
A large part OF the cities OF Albany,
Rensselaer, and Troy are submerged. In
Albany many; business houses and resi-
dences in the lower half OF the city were
flooded with water,
The power house. OF the street railway
company was filed with seven feet OF
lwater, and electric power was thus, shut
gofStrpm the, ,street car lines.
ss I aan esd nnan living along the water
sffDntBu reim a loss to property con-
,sery6tlve1y esttmatedat at more than $780,
.eo0S
ttFksahx6a amen lost their lives. The men who
wars l6Nn6n were William Rhinehart OF
NSH Edfk Thomas Shea of Bath, and
Joseph FoReI 3iof Van Rensselaer, Islund,
three milesBelowthe city.
'aNha food reached Ats; height at 8 o'clock
III afternoon, when 1t registered twenty
feet ab6xekhe ordfpaty level. At midnight
lshad gon& down two feet.
The police are dHkribnting food, coal
iend clothing among Etbe poor sfamiltes
Along the river front, Here The, water
Reached the second dp0fssof the houses.
FThe Commissioner OF 6hilc Charities, has
issued q call for aid 80 -
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coLuasus Ga. (speolal) lTns
the Chatdhoochee are rant 1iy
Three Thousand cotton NH 0
have beenEidle for several days OF
OF high water. AS many as3fyN
bridges on the streams noI$ c
running into the Chatahop< \
carried away by the hign M
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SUSAN 8. ANTI

SUSAN 3. ANTI
sIrs. Gait, Preside1
frags
WASHINGTON, D
Chapman Gait. Of
elected Presli
Woman Sunra
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being don
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candldate
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srHs FLOODS I soUrH.
'.-'., s..$: s:s: Il !; A: t..'

noint8sdn GeorgtS Q6akta afSJochee;
RiVsrs tier sts9s sfls6 0ts days, is,
falling At West ~ low lying
portions Of the town nv houses have
been abandon6d fanis ges have been
carried away Tenn. reports:
their banks and ha96 sc6 S6d mucti damaeol
to farm properly aad ibgg ging interests & 4
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28
NORAVIAN CHURCH CELEBRATION.
SPECIAL. SERVICES FOR THE TWO HUN
DREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF Z1N-
ZENDORF0s BIRTH

Nicholas Lewis Count Won Zinzendorf, was born
in Dresden on May 26 100, and, beginning on Sat
urday last Moravian churches throughout the
world are holding three days celebration OF the
2Goth anniversary of his birth. The old Morayian
Church was founded in 1857, John Huss be-
ing the leading spirit IN the movement Although
Huss himself burned at the stake, the Churcn
fourished During the Thirty Years War, how
ever it was practically wiped out. but under the
leadership of Zinzendorf 1t was revived, and again
became an active and influential organization II
was especially active in mission work, and every
American schoolboy has at least heard OF the
Moravian missionaries through the medium OF
Coopers novels
Yesterday morning anniversary sermon was
preached at the First Moravian Church. Lexing-
ton-ave. and Thirteth-st., by the pastor, the Rev
DR.. H A. Gerdsen. The congregation Is 152 years
old and at its old building. in Fulton-st., Count
Zinzendorf himself labored in extending his
mission work There are seven MoraVian churches
in the city of New-York
Two lines of work for which the preacher gave
special credit to Zinzendorf in esta bshing the
itinerary system. which has accomplished so much
in the Methodist Church. and in developing the
musical features of church worship. a great work
also in missions among the heather. When
Church his estate they supported missions IN
Greenland and the West Indies. He himself risked
his life in missionary work among the American
Indians going far into the wilderness. At the ser
vice yesterday hymns composed by ZinZendorf
were sung by the congregation.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28
BARGAINS FOR SHOPPERS.
SPECIAL SALES ANNOUNCED BY TRIBUNE
ADVERTISERS.

O'NEILL'S, Sxth-ave.. Twentieth 10 Twenty
first st, opens sales this morning that have much
10 recommend them. Take the golf cloths-20,000
yards a price that has come down long dis
tance since they sold before. japanese wash
silks Of which there $500 yards. have great
women's straw hats. Parasos and sun umbrellas
offer strong inducements to their many admirers,
and womens suits of gray homespun and light
weight black cheviot have every right TO in
spection To-day 500 Leroy bicycles sale
and the bargain that is be easily seen upon
glance at the price card.
JOHN WANAMAKER. Broadway Fourth-ave..
Ninth and Tenth SITS, announces to-day a speciality
Of black dress goods, selling with welcome cheap
ness black silk and wool grenadines A third has
been taken off the price of a special lot Of metal
bedsteads, among which some rich high grade
lacouered brass. The light and speedy Orient
Motor Cycles of which employe Of the
house recently went from Philadelphia 70 Atlantic
City in two hours and twenty-siX minutes bad
roads among this weeks salable treasures.
JAMES MCREERY & CO, Broadway and Elev-
enth-st.. have ladies' gloves for summer wear in
the makes, the styles the wearing and looking
qualities and the prices that will make for them
wearers. In muslin underwear the offers as
generous.
B. ALTMAN & CO, Eighteenth-st., Nineteenth
St and Sixth-ave., will close their store during
June July, August and September Saturdays
at
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28
Hell LPLESS IN CRUISER,SHOLD
LABORER FALLS AND LIES INJURED
FOR HOURS BEFORE AID COMES.

After lying unconscious for six hours in the hold
of the dismantled and deserted cruiser Cincinnati,
Frederick Klein came his early yester-
day morning. He had fallen thirteen feet from the
middle deck and, suffering from internal injuries
and a fractured leg ard sprained wrist. Klein was
almost powerless TO help himself Death seemed
inevitable before help could arrive Yet he did not
despair and is lying IN comfortable bed In
the Brooklyn Hospital. where the doctors give
some hope for his recovery.
The cruiser Cincinnati is being entirely re-
modelled. and her interior fittings and parts OF
the structure are torn away. She is now lying in
the stone drydock. Frederick Klein who is twenty
years old and lives at No. 265 Twentieth-st'
was one of the laborers engaged upon the boat He
IS a tinsmith. and when the workTnen quit their
labors Saturday night he tarried in order to put
the electric lights went out and everything was
plunged into inky darkness. The watchman, think
ing that all the workmen had left, turned off the
switch which controlled the current that sup
pied from the plant OF the YARD hIeln & was as III o1
gders and make skilfll turns in order TO get onto
filled with scrap iron. Realizing his peril Klein
beTe S9 me ne and 9 6e t sh at last
started to grope his way out A loose girder
was conscious was that he was lying IN great pam
on the junk in the hold Of the Cincinnati AT nrst
cra sroInd His Voice was so weak that its
feeble tones only mocked him as thsy S eeh9sd 5T9m
which had fallen by his side and an @ dea & came 6a TO
10 hammer vigorously as possible Klein says
that he must have hammered for an hour before
help
II was between 3 and o'clock when the watch
man around the dock began to notice strange
tappings. They seemed faint at first and no at
tenfion was paid to them. At last the watchInan
decided to make an investigation A detail or
marines was called lights were obtained and the
little party of exploration started down into the
depths Of the vessel. Klein, seeing the lights, be-
gan TO cry for help and the rescuing party soon
found the Injured man. who almost wept for JOY
After some difficulty the tnsmith was got OUT
Of the ship and an ambulance was called from
the Brooklyn Hospital. Klein was so We that he
tainted several times before he reach the nos
pital. He has a strong constitution, Jwever, ana
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28
u. E. BISHOPS CONSECR4TED
RUM FOR FOUR CHOSEN BY THE
GENERAL CONFERENCE.

chicago May 27.-By the laying on of the hands
OF t"eiVe Bishops and in the presence Of three
thousand persons at the Auditorium the four new
Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church were
cohsecrated this afternoon. The newly copsecrated
Bishops are David Hastings Moore assigned 10 the
Shanghai district; John William Hamilton as
signed 10 the San Francisco district and Edwin
Wallace Parker and Frank Wesley Warne MIS-
sionary Bishops, assigned India and MALAYSIA
The ceremonies were brief and simple The dele
gates TO the Conference and hundreds of their
friends came forward when the services were al an
end and crowded the stage to congratulate the four
new Bishops
on the platform were seventeen Bishops the
four Bishops-eiect and eight elders. After an
organ prelude Bishop Bowman led in the singing
Of The Heralds Of the Cross" The audience then
recited the Apostles Greed. and Bishop joyce led
in prayer. Bishop McCabe led in singing The
Minister'S Only Business" Bishop Bowman. who
was presiding. then advanced stood in front Of
Bishop-elect Moore. The latter stood up with
Elders J. g Arbuckle and a J. Mast who an
nounced, We present unto you this holy man 10
be consecrated a Bishop" The same ceremony
was through with by Elders w F Warren
and NJ c. B. Mason for Bishop-elect Hamilton
Elders J. W Waugh and James Nudge for Bishop-
sslect Parker and Elders P H. Swift and julius
ad Bishop mop F9%ler arose after this ceremony and
prayer by BISHOP Vincent The has sIi IsiI%ed with
Invocation were by Bishop Andrews the four man
answering the questions as TO the work they are 10
The 'Yeni Creator Spiritus" was recited nv
Bishop warren. the audience chanting the re-
sponses. Bishop Cranston followed with a PRAYER
and then Bishops Merrill. McCabe and Cranston
VI who knelt at bench with the elders either side
his head and recited the prayers Of consecraiion m
10 Blshop-eect Moore was then handed a new
Eiti Eibe Those who performed the ceremony for
Walden and Warren; for Bishop-elect Parker
Warne Rishons Ninde Goodseil and Hartseu
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28

PREsBYTERIANs OF WOODBRIDGE y. j. CELE-
BRATE ANNIVERSARY OF sOCIETY's
ORGANIZATION.

Woodbridge, y. J., May 27.-Few churches in
America boast of history Of 225 years The
Presbyterian Church Of this village to-day is cee-
brating its 225th anniversary with appropriate
vices. More than this, the Sunday school connected
with the church is celebrating its eighty-second
anniversary. The day was observed by histori-
cal sketch by the Rev DR.. Joseph N. McNulty at
1870 o'clock this morning.
At the evening service union meeting of all the
churches in the town held the Presbyterian
Church The Rev. DR.. Frazer Of the First Church
Of Newark, was the principal speaker. AT the
Sunday school anniversary the Rev. z. Ferguson
Of Trenton State Secretary of the Sunday School
Association. addressed the assembly. The exer-
cses will be continued Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings
Dallys History of Woodbridge says that on
May q, 1915 the first meeting was held in the
church. At that time Woodbridge the princi-
teret's grant
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May "a, 1900
foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT, s,Ounty of New York
- William 2 Bsntje, Paiatr AGAINST Joshua =
H0weS Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment Sals
duly made and entered the a5Ovesatite6 bear
iaS date the hrst day o. May 1900 u15e-s.gret
the Referee said Judgment named a Pubic
Auction al the Exchange Sales Room S-OSdway.
IN the Borough OF Manhattan. Cry Of the
18th day of May. 1870 y clock noou- day.
b. Peter + Meyer & Co. AucJiozsers E-s1-ses d.
rected BY said judgment 70 be scla and theresa described
a follows
All that certain lot piece or Parssl q laa3 syua,e
living and being IN the Borough Of Manhattan CCy a-d
GoGEty q Nv York bounded and described follows
REFINING point tae no-thery SIDE % one hun
cred and twentieth Street distant one hunt-ea teet vest
ely fFcu slrZrS5 q the
ncrtherly side % one hundred and with
the westerly SIDE of Eighth north
erly parallel with Eighth Avenue. hundred and
lire q block; hence west
ery along said line OF the block twentyav fse
thence southery parallel EightA ard
OF distance through wall. hundrs1
feet he said nC-therly side q 01s
hundred easJsriy
the twenty-five feet the point place q Be
ginning
Dated; New York. Nay ,, 1900
DAVID r DAILY. Referee.
JOHN J. GLEASON. Attorney fo- PiGtnti1. Iio Nassau
ST. y Y. City.
The following diagram OF the property sold
as described above. the street number being sos West
10th
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28
sERrICEs FOR SPANISH WAR SOLDIERS

Memorial services for the fallen heroes OF the
Spanish held yesterday afternoon the
Harlem Branch OF the Young Mems Christian As
sociation. No. West One-hundred-and-twenty
hfth-st. by Roosevelt Command No. 10 OF Spanish
War Veterans.
Governor Roosevelt and Captain Chadwick,
L. s. N sent letters expressing their sincere regret
that previous engagements made IL impossible for
them 10 accept the invitations 10 be present and
make addresses, The services were opened by the
singing OF the hymn MY Country. 'rts OF Thee
which was followed by a prayer by Comrade r. c.
King. The Rev. DR. John +. Carson. chaplain or
the Aith Regiment, y. q. y. Y. delivered the
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28
PEOPLES CHORAL UNION oFF1cERs.

The Peoples Choral Union met yesterday after
noon in Maennerchor Hall in East Fifty-sixth-st
elect officers and hear annual reports There
for the twelve places be filled There was some
little tangle proxies, but eX-President John NJ
Goodale managed straighten out. The sue
cessful candidates We're: Men-Henry Dantzger.
John McDonough. Joseph Oatman. F. T. Reilly A
Rothenberg and c. E. Woodbridge. Women-Misses J.
Grundmann. Frances = Maguire. E l. Mack Fan
ME Matthias. c. VI. Raft and Amelia Wenandt.
President Ambrose /. Phipps said the agreement
with the Brooklyn classes would be continued with
some notifications
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28
PATRIOTIC SERVICES AT TRINITY.

The chimes OF "Old Trinity" yesterday afternoon
tolled out the National anthem. America" the
casion being the fourth annual service of the New
York Daughters OF the American Revolution. New
York City Chapter. the members OF which assem-
bled in large numbers. The Rev. J. Nevett Steele
chaplain OF the New-York City Chapter. delivered
the annual sermon
AIter the services the graves Of the soldiers in
TRINITY thurchyard were decorated by the mem
bers OF the society with flowers and flags The
monument TO the soldiers Of the Revolution who
DIED In this city while In prison beautifully
decorated with fags bunting and flowers.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28
IeOth Street.

I2Oth Street.
The approximate OF Hen satisfy
which the described property Is be sold. -
So 6sS IL With thereon from April Is. 1850
sether with and allow amounting s-t,-+t
with interest from May l. 1900. together with the eN
penses OF the sale The Approximate q taNeS
assessments. ether liens which allowed 70
The purchaser purchase money paid BY ths
Referee Is S82S 10 and interest
Dated: New York. May 8. 1900.
DAVID r. DAILY. RefereA
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28

prayer Of Thanksgiving said by Bishop Good
sell and the choir sang ''Te Deum Laudamus
The closing benediction was pronounced by Bishop
Merrill
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28

Sl.25 yd. from S2-Silk-and-wool iron frame Grena-
dine with bayadere plats.
$50 I'd from s. 225-Silk-embroidered figured silk
and-wool Grenadine.
S1.75 yd., from 81. -Silk-and-wool fancy plaid
Grenadine.
Sl.75 yd-, from 81. 5o-Sk-loop chenille silk-and-
wool faie stripe Grenadne
Sl.75 yd-, from S2-50-Silk polka-dot ilk.and-woo
Eolicnne Grenadine
Sl75 I'd, from 81. 2.50-Bayadere silk stripe and cord
sik-and-wool Grenadine.
S175 yd. from s.. -Silk-enbroidered clover leaf
and drawn ribbon plaid silk and wool Grenadine-
81 yd., from S3-Silk-and-wool soutache enbroid-
cred fsille striped Grenadine.
Fourth avenue and Tenth street
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28
justrurtlcu.

lU5II Ut IIU tt.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
BERKELEY sCIIooI-INCoRPORATED 1900
435, ass. 437 Madison
Twenty-frst year will begin October l. 1900. Every
class twelve Early application Will De
Necessary admission grades. well
Preparatory School.
j. CLARK READ. Registrar.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28
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Black Iilk-and-s1ooI x 4
G. II F. n A Dl n F. S ~

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them, bright north
following goods that made
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28

Ensign Mccarthy explained to Major Whitley
that the Fiipinos had vessels or boats in which
they could venture an attack by sea, and they
certainly possessed 6-pounder rapid fire gun.
and he warned the Spanish captain that in future
IL would be safer TO heave 70 when ordered so TO
do by any craft on the high To this the
Captain shrugged his shoulders and pointed 10
Major Whitley
And now. may l inquire why three shots were
fired al us?' asked Ensign Mccarthy
Il ordered soldier 10 fire them" answered Major
Whitley. thinking you were this raft 1 have been
speaking about
Very well sir: that is sufficient" replied Ensign
Mccarthy, and he hade them good night. expressed
his regret at having interrupted their Journey and
rowed back 20 the Mndoro.
While Ensign Mccarthy was on board the Tarlac
Cadet Weichert. second command of the Min
dOro had all guns trained the stranger, and
was ready for action should occasion demand. \
few words from Ensign Mccarthy explained the
situation the still expeCtant and hopeful men
his ship and then the gunbOat steamed away
further months OF vigilant watching.
The Mindoro is OF 143 burden. She is 105
feet in length, aud her draught is feet She is
armed with 6-pounder two l-pounder revolving
cannon. Colts automatic and one Gatling gun
The crew consists Of twenty-three men all told
New-York tribune., 1900-05-28

s. yd., from S3-CheniIle fgured siIk-snd-~ool
check gsuze Grenadiae-
81 yd, from S3-Sik -and-wool Bayad.re plat gzuz.
Grensdne
s. yd., from S3-Slk-and-wool faille plaid Gr.na-
din.
s225 yd, from S. 5o-BsyadsIe drawn striped SIX
aad-wool brocade Grenadine-
S225 yd., from s. 5c-Jet beaded silk-and-wool
plaid Grenadine.
so yd. from S3.50-Silk-and-xool ace Gr-uz-
dine
drawn striped siIk-and-vocI Grena6i-e-
81 50 yd, from S3.50-Soutache and tzille striped
silk and wool Grensdne-
$50 yd, from So. 5O-Faacy baJads-e striped six
and-wool Grenadine.