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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-30

Blanchs-"I made regular fool Of Harry
last night
Cora (eagerly)-"Did he really propose?"
Puck.
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Observation-Disclosures.
MANOR RICHELIEU,

MURRAY BAY, QUEBEO.
New hotel built by Rchelieu and Ontario Nav.
Co.; accommodation for 400 guests; handsomely
furnished; hot and cold salt and fresh water ba
elevator, steam heat. etc Climate combination Of
mountain and air. The hotel Is beautifully stu
ated at the foot Of the Laurdentian mountains
overlooking the St. Lawrence river. 20 miles wide
and as salt as the Atlantic Reached by steamers
of the L. and o. Nav. Co. from, Toronto. Mon
treal and Quebec Rates.. s. to So day, and SIS to
1928 week. Send for booklet to ALBERT MILLER,
Mgr, care Of R. and o. Nav. Co.. Montreal. Quebec.
my26-s tn, til, 26t-14
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From the Chicago Record.
THAT was a mean trick Harry played
Louise"
what was it?'
''Why, he disguised himself as . census
taker and found out her age"
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The French Defense.
French Defense.

(a) Allowing the QP to go. presumably with pre-
meditation.
III Better than mo wing the king at once.
lei He must develop the kings side at any cost,
KRIS is the alternative.
I'd, - O-Kt5 CHI would not do, for. after II.
K-Q; 13 QxKtP, Qs.KtPch; IA K-B, Q-kt, with
the better game
lei Black would be safer in exchanging bis u for
the KIT even though by SO doing he brings the
White rock more quickly into action. Then might
come P-QR3, followed duly by kt-k2 and kt--
b. White would stIli find opportunities for at
tack but he would ind the defense more to ne
gotate than appears at first sight.
0) reversal of moves now proves at once fatal.
He should first have retreated the before bring
ing the o home Curiously. II the were to go
to K2 then R-Q4 corners her majesty. Okla
should not have been permitted ut the time.
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ON THE POTOMAC.

WALNUT POINT SUMNER RESORT NEAR THE
mouth Of the Potomac river. opens July 1; boat
ing, bathing, fishing and Grabbing: rates moder-
ate. Take steamers Northumberland. Potomac or
Arrowsmith. Address w. p. CONAkr, Trilby, Va.
ie3;52ts
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Grand View Hotel,
OLD POINT BEACH. VA

OLD POINT BEACH, VA
Opens July 1. 1900.
Located on Chesapeake Bay opposite the Capes.
Four miles from Old Point Comfort Finest surf
bathing in Virginia. Most desirable family re-
sort. Bathing free to guests furnishinS their own
suits For terms apply to A. HINICRLE, Prop,
Rip Raps, Va. je25-32t
CITY HOTEL FREDERICK, MARYLAND.
Why not spend portion Of your vacation where
you can have city convenlences and country life
High elevation; pure water; malaria: Is min
utes ride on the electric to Brahdock Heights
erick and Middletown valleys, with dancing and
other attractions: fine bass fishing, bathing and
boating the M0nocacy river, { short distance
from the city; ane macadamized roads; cheap liv-
cry. Reduced rates to summer boarders.
je2S12t.l2 p. r LONG, Manager
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PAYNE COTTAGE. VIRGINIA REACH. VA.
All modern improvements; phone for accommoda-
ton Of guests; frstclass board at reasonable rate
For information address Mrs. T. l.. McCY.EES,
Box IS, Virginia Beach, Va. je2s-13ts
LODGE. CHERRYSTONE, VA;
located on Chesapeake bay; newly furnished:
has all modern conyeniences: best of salt water
spring bird shooting start in May o.: billiards,
pool and shuttle boards; special rates TO families:
send for booklet. Address HENRY CLAIR,
Cherrystone, Va. jess, w,Sts
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HOTEL RIO GIRAMID[E,

NEW YORK AVENUE.
Immediately on the Beach.
Modern In every detail Elevator. etc Private
bath rooms. with bathing rcbes. connected with
the hotel exclusively for guests Magnificent ocean
view. Capacity $50. 81 to So daiy-$10 TO SIS
weekly. Booklet mailed.
ny26-7st.15 J. PAUL KILPATRICK.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
WILDWOOD, n. J.

HOTEL DAYTON.
Wildwood. n. j.. directly on the beach. Splendid
view Of ocean from every room. Modern In every
detail Open all year. Write for terms and
booklet. W BYR0.; LIVEZEY. Prop. je9-5ct-5
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Parker House, s SEA- GRIT 6, M s sess
ocean view. New sanitary arrangements. Special
rates till July 10. Mrs. TJOS. DEyILS.
je9-S tu tn 26t-4
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The Albemarle andCottages

Virginia ave. beach and piers. Capacity, 800
Extensively improved and enlarged An ideal hotel
beautifully situated. with rnoilstructed view from
Modern in every detail including elevator. private
and hall baths, etc. The cuisine and service are as
good as the RATE FOR JUNE AND JULY.
Bio SI2 So WEEKLY. A FEW DESIRABLE
ROOAfS Fob IS and S9-double Booklet mailed
ie1s-26f IA ]. p. COPE
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OCEAN CITY. MD.

DENNIS HOCSE OCEAN CITY. MD.
Unobstructed view of ocean and bay; excellent
table. Terms. So TO IS per week. Also furnished
cottage for rent. Mrs. K. ]. DENNIS. te23-26ts1
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HOTEL. NEW ENGLAND
South Carolina ave-, 100 feet from beach. En-
tlrely rebuilt and enlarged TO capacity of 400.
Newly furnished. Every modern equipment Ele
gator to street. Rooms single suite with
bhth Special rates for June Write for booklet.
nyl7-52t7 GRYAN & WILLIAMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-11

Candidates for presidential electors
from Virginia were then nominated az
follows: George w. BurIer, of Newport
New; }. Lucien Giesves.
Ihe Name OF w. Z. Lurty, OF Hsrri-
sonourg, was substituted for Gleayes.
snd the two nominations we're then
inside.
The committee on plan Of organizs-
ton recommended the Increase of the
membership of the State executive
committee from Ave to ten. Opposi.
ton was developed, but it was oye,-
come and a motion TO table was lost.
lt was decided that each district elect
Its own member OF the executive COM
mittee.
The convertion then, at lilo this
morning, adjourned.
Mr: Joseph L. Crupper has been
unanimously elected a member ofthe
state executive Committee. His poi
cy OF conducting affairs ss city chair
man OF Alexandria Was heartily en-
dorsed.
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murdered and thrown in a Well.

Springfield, Mass, April l0.-Jsck
Ensuck, q Pole, disappeared last De
cember and oothing was learned OF HI
whereabouts until yesterday when Ms
naked, hesdiess body was found in an
old well Cd farm 10 GrsuOy, Mas.
The TRUNK was partially enclosed in a
sack. Both legs were terribly hacked
and there were two deem wounds in the
abdomen probably inflicted with al
axe. The body bad probably been in
the well three months. The head is
sIill missing. Francesca Umiliian arc
mis- wife, Resale, also Poles, are rpder
ares. charged with the murder. Ever
since Eusuck disappeared suspicion
mas been directed toward Uuiliisn and
mis- wife, as it was well known that
Umillian was Jealous of En:uck,
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Fire at Ashland yesterday destroyed
the old town hall, engine house and
other buildings.
Miss Lizzie Blackburn died at her
home, near GsrrisoDville, Stafford
county, yesterday morning.
Mrs. Joseph Garrett, jr., OF Caroline
county, was burned 10 death Saturday
while trying to extinguish burning sage
brush.
The town of Bowling Green, in Caro-.
line county, was Visited last night by a
destructive fire and eight houses we're
burned.
Emporia, tbs town 10 Greensville
county, the scene of the lynching Of
Cotton and O'Grady, proposes to Or
eaDize military company.
Destructive fires have been raging for
several days in the Masssnutton noun
tsins and Blue Ridge, 10 Page county,
destroying thousands of dollars worth
Of timber.
DR.. Hunter Mcclure, OF Richmond,
was able to take some nourishment yes
terdsy, the frs. time 10 nearly week.
This fact gave encouragement to bis
family and friends.
Grin Z. Schoolfiald, eldest son of
Evangelist James E Schoolfeld, died
Yesterday at his home on Main street,
Dsnville, OF consumption. His wife,
formerly Miss Gambiil, Of Roanoke,
survives IN.
10 the Richmond city primary yes
terday q. w. Hardwicke. chairman OF
the board Of sldermen's finance com.
mittee, was defeated by Jas. B. Wood.
and J. Z. Smith beat II. Claiborne Eops.
the Incumbent, for city sergeant.
Inc large frame leaf tobacco factory
IN fstersburg owned by W. L. Vensble.
and occupied by W. G. Huntington 4
Co., was burned to the ground lee,
night. In the building over /. ON on
pounds of the tines lfaf tobacco mr..
chased for the Austrian ooyernmen,
was consumed. The loss Is estiUo ated
ct fully $l25, 600 covered BY insurspcs
Reed Williams. q fireman. was badly
burned about the face. Several houses
in the peiebborhood occupied by colo
red people were also burned.
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Charged With Poisoning.

Baltimore, April u.-Casrles 0.
Wiuold. who is wanted 10 Cinoinnati
on charge Of administering poison to
four persons In that city Oh March 80
last, Was arrested in this city ye,-
terdsy. Winold. by the confession Of n
servant girl, stands accused of poison
inR four people in al attempt to wreak
vengeance upon his wife. Ga the morn.
iog of April 30 oatmeal Was served al
breakfast to Miss Alice Calvin, Mrs.
Aiken Harold aud Frances Wiuold, the
latter Two being children OF Wlnold.
After partakiug of the food, the four
were taken violently i'll and manifested
symptoms Of srseCical poisoning. Mrs.
WinoId did not desire oatmeal aud thus
escaped.
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TELEGRApHlC BREVlTIE>.

Burglars stole diamonds aud jewelry
valued at $40, 900 from The residence Il
OrEln +. Potter, 10 Chicago, last plight,
while the family was at dinner. II 5
supposed the thieves entered the house
oy climbing over porch on a rope.
james P. Kellogg was sentenced to-
day by Recorder Golf 10 New York to
seven aud half years at hard labor for
grand larceny in connection with the
+. :. Dean discretionary pool swindle.
which operated thee years
Richard Croker, the we'll known
Tammsny leader, has, It is stated, lef,
London for New York to consult the
leaders there as 10 the ACCESSIBILITY Of a
flop 10 Dewey. After arranging mai
ters, the story goes, be will return 10
England.
J. A. sowell, Waterman Of the Standard Oil
Company's plant in Manchester, Va. was
overpowered by five men early this morning.
The men blew open the safe sLd to $500
in cash.
The Transportation building at the Omahs
Exposition eau bit fire at o'clock this morn
ing and was burned.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL IL, 1900.
AT THE State republican convention

AT THE State republican convention
Yesterday, the republican contestant for
. seat 10 Congress from the 9th district
made q speech in which he advocated
harmony in the party and said the re-
publicans v ould have thirty thousand
majority with fair election. But De-
fore be finally turned republican, be was
a kicker in the democratic party, aod
hss been q kicker in the republican par
~ ever since he became q member
thereof. Where the thirty thousand re-
publican majority he talks about is 10
nome from. be and be alone can tell.
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Foreign News.

Berlin, April Ion the occasion of
Emperor Franz Josei's visit to Berlin.
early 10 May, the QUESTION OF strength
ep:ng the triple alliance BY commercial
stipula lions among Italy, Germany and
Austria with EaSland aud the United
states will be iully discussed.
Brussels, April ll.-King Leopold
today signed papers transferring ali bi.
real estate to the Belgian Hatiop.
Rome April 1.-The Pope today
received Frederick William. the Ger.
man Crown Piilce.
Rome April IL The Pope has written To
the mother OF Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria
imploriDg her 10 dissuade the prince from
leaving the Catholic church for the .
chur,h. Ireek
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-11

JUDs1sG FROM the way the
State republican convention denounced
Mr. Hull, chairman OF the national re-
publican congressional campaign COM
mittee, Yesterday. it is not likely that
spy more party differences in this State
will be submitted to him for settlement.
Every time Northern republicans IT,
terfere with political affairs 10 Virginia
thew do harm TO themselves, and must OF
necessity ipjure their party in this Safe.
Virginia republicans know what Is
on. I'd for themselves, better than any OF
tbs;, Northern allies do.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Alexsndris Gasette. ]
Washington. April IL.

Correspondence OF tho Atexendr16 daSeste.
Washington. April H.
Representative Long, the republican
whip" made the fol owing ct 'temeDt
shis morning: Every republican mem.
Der Of the House who fsvors the bill,
with the exception OF Mr.. Boutelle, OF
Maize. will either be present this after
moor when the vote on the Porto Rico
bill is taken or paired in favor of thu
bill. Altogether there will be 16 or II
pairs representing 80 or 81 not voting.
Twenty-Five to thirty republican mem
oers are now on railroad trains en-
route here. The latest arrival will be
at p. m. Every absentee will be heard
from. The republican majority in the
House is 10. Nine republicans are
against the bill. That makes a major
ty OF one for the bill. Sibley, classified
as democrat, will support the bill
making a majority of three. De Vries
OF Csliforois, has Topped back into toe
.deuocrstic column. The democrats
from Louisiaus, Davey and Meyer. are
absent and not paired. That swelIs
the majority for the bill to FIVE. Then
the following democrat, are either on
of the city or not paired: Bailey, OF
Texas; StalIings, of Alshsms; Cox OF
Mississippi; Cochran. of Missouri; Rob
'ertson, of louisiana; Crowley. of Hi
Inois, and Ridgeley, of Kansas. Every
'one of these who do not. vote will add
one 20 the mai ority. II is quite usIike-
ly that Robertson, Crowley and Ridge
ley, who are i'll, will be able to be here.
There is no sickness among the repub'
hc,ps."
James n. Hayden, representing the
Cramps, of Philadelphia, and other
firms, appeared before the House CON-
mittee on labor today in opposition to
6he bill requiring day of 8 hours for
TABOR on government work In private
eat sblishments. He said il the bill be-
came law it would produce Q reyolu
'tion in the trade conditions of the
country because every article consumed
by the government, even as small as
rubber bands aud pens, would have to
be manufactured in accordance with
the provisions of this law.
Senator Clark did not make bis sp-
pearance In the State chamber today.
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W-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The Situation in soutb Africa


London, April 1.-The War Office
nlscredits the report oil a disaster =,
Meerketsfontein, but this fails 10 calm
tne puollc 10 view Of the reported &C.
t.viIy OF The Beers 10 that vicinity.
braoant's position at Wepener is seriou.
Without DOUBT General Gstacre. VINO
VINO mas been III command OF the Brit
ish south OF BIoemfontein, is appareutl,
blanca for this state OF affairs.
Inc seventh month OF the wsr be.
gins today. The results of the eix
montos fighting have been stsrtlinyly
meagre 10 the British arms. Ror err
alone has made decided advance.
The taking Of Pretoria seems as faI
from accomplishment ss ever.
London. April 1l.-General Roberts
wires the war office the following from
bloemfontein uuder date OF April 10:
Tine enemy has been very active tbc
past lew days. One commando is o.
the north bank OF The Orange river near
Aliwal North. Another is attsckinc
Wepener where the garrison is braye,y
resisting. They have Inflicted serlou.
loss on the enemy. Troops are being
moved up rapidly"
Bloemfonteia, April l0-Genersi |
Gatstse mas been recalled. He will re
turn Immediately TO England. Sir HeI-
bert Chermside has been promoted IL |
the command OF the eleventh division.
Gen. GstaeFes recall Was, it Is said, |
owing to his sloHness 10 conducting the |
relief OF WepeDer, The British los a
Wepener yesterday were II killed snd
Il wounded.
bioemfohteiu, April lO.-A ferce u.
der commandaDt Olivier Is proceeding !
toward Smithfield. scuth of Wepene. 10 /
the Free SEE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-11

The DEMOCRATS of this city, after
their little friendly tussle of yesterds y
in selecting their nominees for some OF
their Stste Offices, having definitely
settled that matter, should. now be.
and doubtless are, satisfied with the re-
suit, and, should their be opposing
candidates, which. however. is hard
1y probable, resolve to give theirs the
biggest sort Of a msiority,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-11

Mr.. CLEVELAND, in his second lee
ture at Princet oh. lsst night, expressed
himself as rot 50 mosa opposed to OF
fee seekers as be vas dnsipg the two
terms of his Presidency. 1t yill be
recollected that then lie bad 8 very
Door opinion OF them, and that his Sec
Rotary Of State 80 disgnsted a distin-
Quished Southern Senator Ubo recon-
mended constituent for Office, 6y say
ing that political work could not be re-
Quilted with Office, that be never called
upon him again.
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OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

AZ regular meeting Of the Boars =,
Aldermen Of Alexandra, Va held ~
~, 1910, there we're present: pm
" Nm. a. Aaro1ry, esq-. President. ana
sweeney. . !.
quorum not being present, the boar ~
lourned to meet again On April lls
w. ID AARBURY, President = 49,
Ieete: LUTHER II. THOMPSON. CIs,k
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-11

TWAS stated in yesterdays Gszette
that the entire Congressional delega-
ton from vire mia is opposed to making
the calling Of THE constitutional CONVEX
ton a party question. There is Dot 8
member of the delegation who is not In
favor OF amending the present OBJECT
;oosble constitution, but as the demo
cratic party 10 now united and safe IL
al; the districts, they wisely think 1t
xou,d be better to do nothing that
might possibly change that conditloo
until sfcsr next fall's election.
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The Appetite ola Goat

Is enyied by ell poor dyspep cs
whose Stomach and Liver are out d 90.
der. All such should know tnai Dr.
Kiug's New Lie Pills, the wondered
Stomach sod Liver Remedy, gives
splendid appetite, sound digestion spd
q regular bodily habit that iosures per
fec, health and great energy. Ooly .
cts. at E. :. Leadbester & Sons. Drug
Store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-11

TIE FACT that the death rate among
the Boer prisoners is q great deal high
er than among the British, is by 10
means conducive to belief in the ILL.,
founded assertion that the latter are the
more civilized and humanized. But all
history teaches that war is the most de.
grading and debssing of all conditions.
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Glorious News

Comes from DIR. d. B. Cargile, Of
Washita, |. I. He writes: -Four bot
ties o Electric BItlers has cured Mrs
Brewer of scrofula, which had eau ed
ser great suffering tor years. Terrific
fores would break out on her head and
ace, and the best doctors could give no
help; but her cure lie complete and her
health is excellent" This shows what
thousands nave proved-that Electric
Bitters is the best blood purifier known.
It's the supreme remedy for eczema, tet-
ter, salt rheuu, ulcers. bells and run
ming sores. 1t stimulates liver, kidneys
and bowels, helps digestion, builds up
the strength. Ooly so cents. Sold by
E. 8. Leadbester & Sons. Druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-11

On Wednesday, April II, 1900, Il In
NJ, widow Of the late Chsrles Whiul ssY.
Funeral services ct the residence nj Der ST..
No $40 Duke streei, az 5 O'Clock toDorreF
afternoon, April ~. Intsrmeni al H.rioFt'
Conn.
Suddenly, Tuesday. April 10, ST 81 8 P. n,
WM. T. SMITH, son OF Vim. Il and FsEnie
smith. Funeral Friday st 3 ?. N from the
residence Of his father 416 north Alfred
street Relatives and friends sre invited 10
attend Baltimore and Loudo1n psPe's
please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-11

70 the Editor Of the Alexsndrs Gssetie;
FIRM this time hence | intend 10 - d .
sell With the democratic party. have d, -
il ssid that the democratic party 81 TIE -;
principles ana the republican party tie 'e
men," Ny observation has lei NE g b eve
that the democratic party has Lot On ie
best principles, but the bsst men also
IHOS. ii. MOBGtS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-11

Mr.. BRYAN has lost no votes by de-
clsring ia favor of an income tax, as he
did at Los Angeles Monday, as all the
men with surplus incomes would have
voted against him whether be had done
so or not; but that be will gain the votes
OF hundreds Of men who have no in
comes to tax, but who are taxed on the
oecesssries Of life. goes without saving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-11

J. !. Carson, ProihoDotsry. Washington.
Pa, says, y hsve found soiol Dy'Itpsa
Care sD excellent rem dy in csse Of stcm.ch
tr abe. and have derived great b test = n
its USE 1t dieests what yOn est AID csafoi
fail TO cure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-11

". d. shipman, Beard.iey, MIMI, under
OATH says he suffered from dyspepsia for
.wenty,nre years. Doctors and dieting gave
eut little relief: Finally he used KodoI Dye.
pepsis Cure and now cats what be likes and
Is mnGn VS. ne wants, and feels like . lew
man. 1t disesss vhss yuu en-, ~"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-11

Rev. 1. Z. Revelle formerly Of this
city, was loaned to the Board of Homs
Missions and will go to Seattle. Wash.
ington. 80"
a rsdicsl change in the form OF church
government vss a1op.ed by the B,ltimo,e
conference OF the ~ :. Church. which viii
@day, 10 Washington. conclude il, annual
&c 'ion. The proposed change is the election OF
we p'esnllg eiiers By the votes OF conference
mem bsrs instead Of their Appearances, b., ,ho
pfesioing bishop. A second resolution isv,
ing the glvir g of presiding elders coordinate
psei IN the espinet In the matter OF apr oinf.
The Rock River resolution" adyoc.tirg
me eiection OF bishops for Q term of wears, in.
liable. "'s '"'N on 'ne
The conference will meet NEXT year in H..
,erstowD, Nd. 49,
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The Markets.

Chicago, April 1.-THE market closed -
follows: Wheat May 677ss67 4s67 n; July
69lsa6S7ss69. Corn-Msy =. Pork-May-.
Georgetown. April 11.-Whaat 70s76.