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Ijsewfa vR 17 *.11 City Coni-Jity 11*11 ^ tinsWit. i-nlsM. by hundrcds-t‘c-tUliimorat tli c I'ur.’c. will bo hull! !*. Tho HyingI FIE COUNTY EXHIBITION.The Fir fit Ami mil Fair Opens This'Homing. .ofStarki-'ffiJO ProjptiuThq Aral annual fair of ihu Onoadiqp* county Agricultural »oclUy opciii at dItio o'clock'll! tu morn mg on Tull in nn l*ark, Op-pniitn Nowell Park, ii: the Slxtli WanJ. I’reporatlons for the exhibition are ot'dl beingmmloby the officers ond r.wlsSantB,«il-Giougli arr«!ij;j!iiU‘ii|s ure »r::iTly complete-Enlnev have been made up l» tbimuomitig nt Urn office! of Secretary V. II. Agiin, in tlic Board of Trade toomi, but ut eight o'clock Hii-i morniin'tin-bool:h will bo opened at Secretary Ag.Ji'i office on the ground*, Jfr. Agoii will Ikj wi-iitcd by George.!. G««ln|jt1 mlura No. 9,- tslilbitwl and judged front . 10:10 to I I o’clock,■ Yearling Co.li and Fillies, OIlt;w-i 11. Ni ; 10, 11. 12 and 1U, exhibited and juU;;( Horn 11 to II -M o'clock, j Two Year Old Fillies, Class IL Not. 11 I and 13, exhibited and judged from 11:S0 to ; 12 o’clock.j Hcccm, 12 to 1 o'clock.Two Year Old Stallion, C!a*e 11. lOvnd 12, exhibited and judged from i 1:30 O’clock. • 'Tbreo Year Fillies, Claes II. Not. 11 mm! i 13; ako Lady Horoo brick Riders lor Special Premium No. 1-1, exhibited and judged■ frou 1:39 toll j Threo Year Old Stallions, Class 11. Nos. ! 10, 12 and llAlto Three Year Old Draft lira oi - Geldings, [logic and double, la Iw.rnesa, . 05ms il. No. 1?, will bo exhibited nod judged from 2 to 2:39 o’clock.Tlireo Year Old Road Mere* urnl Gelding*. ainelo anil don bio. In borne i. Cla* II. No. Id Alv Soil dlu Horae, for Hpwlal Privuhmi No. S, exhibited and judged frlt;and Churlri l-\ WiHUl.m continue, when Hi tho ticket dep'.rtmII beriiusrerred to35J9 to 3 o'clock.The Grand Teams with Ourrini'Cti from 3 to 3:30 in Hntid” Trolling Team:1 Got: Pb:t iI being si'cmid onlyshelli-riug, . and feeding, and watering, »ro ■ iih complete ti* the mo itcareful owner could wish. The, horacacomo 11 Ml, nni| for tlicfro fortyseparata Malle ‘ each lnrgu eftutiKh fortwo mtimnlady.Special Premium No. 21. tingle four yen ' old hem*..All exhibited and judged from -1 to-1:3 • o’clockj Exhibition of epuud, »inSla Uor.c, owu 1 to drive from l::iU to 0 o’clock.; Exhibition id spued, double lean:, orvac ; to drive from 3 to 0:30 o’clock.•)liinj:leil! Surely nv ini!; fur no lie Lie r uce The cuttle Jrt'dls two hundred fcit lo each Hue, j:COJI.TIO.Y CUUNUIL.1 fee. the.UiiIIh ait id In, sheep andred. II tlic; to HU tht-'c be placedTj.trteeInnllillml i:i* twenty feet gqur.ro,ive b'uTlio entire Mock department hoe been placed at the southern ntul neutiiwestern part of tbe grounds., ite.ir thu creek, where the best water for Block will be suppled.cling of Ibrwith his Ch. . here next Fri-.7ill appearc fell dm ij-i bach unite .hysdctmi .....r»Uy life at ritli the eu niung Fresh-i not be dull-mi lions have fully or« d.reUiy,' all at ml ugrcenlilue Clio Freili-Inut ions and turn in GreekAuLL,dny lt;i Rider Compression pump-w..-glim hnd been plncial lit piniUoa on I the bank of the creek by Ii. I‘. Wugcobcr. Til in will • raise ll.COO i: nitons of water per hour, quia sufficient for nil stock which may be brought. A large quuutlty of hay has idao been mtpplled. Ve believe exhlb-itom will bo well Halls lied with the arrange-Aid. Higgins wan absent ]Rt ovenmjt, and Jlnyor llcllleu presided.Petitions were presented for dan from i- dcfectlvu bridge, a lllu buivc lltitrlLy street, tbe apimlntmunt of George R Casey as iiisjiector of the Howard iilcect rtowur, caru of oil lamps, ]lt;eriniss[on ti Symeusc fc. Clitniiugo ltailroail Company to Jay an additional track on Pearl street, oil lanijw on Lincoln avenue, to allow tliu Gin Company to connect vrlth the Centra! railroad, und narrowing frixmst otrcet. Tho petitions were all referred to tho propercommittees.. Tho Conunlltco on Highways reported favorably on tho petitionlegrndo for autdc-madu for of their stock.Among Ihu entries ' thu utock dupartiiunifoiaid tbo cai'cDidowalk on Oak street, lidis for delivering broken otoao wore prcfcnttd from tho following percoin, endmg:Short Horns—Geo. Ruttu, Manlius; John Green way, Faga mid tjiiiltli, Synicune; TIjoj. A ml rows, (Jed lies.Jersey 3 and Aid enjoys—C. B. Runnel I, Clay; Howard G. White, II. Holden, J3. T. Hayden, J. Grunaway. Jus. L. Hill, T. H. Crowley. Syracuse; William Appleton, Slisn-wcre received for tho followingE Wohb.................0.WJ5 «»Huh.AyrAilrcs—Isaac 51. Muoro, CamiUus, Clt; Pratt, BymcUbe.IluUtilna—11. G. White. Win. H. Gilford, C. Pratt, W. C-.Br.iyton, Byracim; L. W. Horton, Colhtincr; BhUlbnnd Powell, Byr.i-Gnidea—T. J. Potter, B. ChatTuc, Fair-iaomit; I. C. Terry, Davis Cosott, J. D. Al-vorel, F, Hauu), Tlioiuai Kiuiber, BlupUoit Bostablo, Patrick Malloy, Byra-ciiss; Gcor^pj C. Nich«I'«, South Onondngr.; Wilhiuu Appleton, Jlunllus; Thomas Crosi, Liverpool: b. A. Poland, Jtimeavillo; D. C, Peck, DulVItt; Thornfi A rid re wo, Grddcj; Go or go W Hcudersou. Onondaga.Working oxen—A. F. Wileox, Fuyelti -villo; E. Hunt, Onoiiitugiu S. lias tab to, Syracuse; Thomas Andrawu, Ueddes;G. W. lie nil uri: on, Onondaga.Fat Ciittlo—Thomiis Androwo, Qcddca,Draft stalliuns—II. G. White, Syracuse.Draught murei unil illllcs—fL G. White. Sidney D'uvle, Bindley A Co., Patrick 'Malloy, Syrueih-e; .MlebuuJ Kostor, IE1-hr id go.Head Mull ions— A. F. Wilcox. Fayctta*,villo; U, Park, UiIMwiiwvitle; A. I). Ellli, Onondaga Valley;- 1. II. Munro, Cniiilllu'i; John Burke, Nnvarinn; J. W. Llschi-r, itr.Ldloy A Co,. J. D. AI curd, Frank llaum, S. A Sooner, Syrnctue.Road Mares auil FilliM—A. F. Wllcax, Fnyetlovine; Aflchnol Kudvr, Elbridge; A. ■ D. Ellis, Onuiidiiga Valley; J. E. Parson.nts ' Son, Canutlu-i; John Uiirke.Navarico; J.H. | Munro. CnaiilhiK; John Van 15 us kirk, Cn .lur; Tlierou Kloek. Pr- bio: D. Hodge. F bins; Earn Downer, J. W. Lkcher, o. 1 Uolmu-I, Unullcy Si Co , J. \V. Will Rick, My mouse; Tln- Andrews, Gcddco.Slid I Iona for General PnrpORu.i—A. F, Wilcox, Fiiycttvviile; John Vou Husklrk, Curd HI; S. O’Neil, Tully Valley; Thai, Aildruw«, Geddes; K/.tn Downer, Syra-J. It. Town 99c jxir lamp per mouthJohcCoaxoy. I!,','. 3.10 “The contract wii3 awnrdod to Jr.RiCS Smith oa the lowest bidder.A warrant for $lt;18 wna ordered in favor of GeorgeDyunhurt lot repairing the libertypole.tul toJ ofSix liucdicil dollar!} wtta approprl: ckaa the unpaved .iiteets of the city.Five hundred ton!: of broken otoao ordired to be delivered on the at roe oach wftril.A warrant for iJH7.SU was ordered, to refund erroneous nsieasmcnts of I not year.Tito Syracuse As Chenango Railroad com ' iy was given pcrmisdou to lay a track onPearl Htreet.Guoriro E. Casey was appointed impcolor on the Howard street ecwcr, on thu petition of owners of properly on tho line of tho.The City Clerk was directed to ndrcitlso ton days for proposals for constructing a:Jl-Incb trunk t ewer tu East Genesee street.The Council adjourned for one week.tl UHQUS:UAK.VA CONrKltKNCtbnn or Draught Horses lu Harness— C. Nichols, Sou lit (Juondagn; Th(iro:i Kluck, Preble; C. L. Uaibrmiek, Syracusr, ,d Ouomhign Railroad Cuinp.ioy, Syni-CUHU.Rondatcra in Harnefs—Frank Month. ,T. D. „Ivorl. lloyt* Baker. C. K C.indeo, C. L Hasbrouck, Syracuse; U. W. bkeel, Summit Station; Davis Co: si it, Onondaga; Mat): Potior, Onondaga Valley; Mrs, Horace White, W. N. Barnes, Syracuse, and On-. ■ lu xaa. u ■ oudngft KailrwJii Company, Syracuse.‘ Gen demon's Driving Horses—J. W. I.iecli-' , .-r, C. E. Catulee, C. I-. Ila-hroticb, W.hifl'ev.i mi , 2* V. F- Matty, Syracuse.1 A. F. Wllcux, Davis Co.; tin and Pat del: ™.!n 1 Malloy have made' cntri-u of line wool.or rc.n- .wp^Mjd(i,u yfm,3 ^ Ilr„^ ailuWu by J.|D.properlyhighiurIlea in . this writing still ill slant.Directors of ■ocintlon v.v.a of tho organ-ccupied tho11 he formed 0 nn-t liook-uly by Profs.Wools by J. llenry Smith . .Tim i-ocrJi-u of jiwino are very largo. The follows; Sidney Lewis,exlilbitors are 113 follows; Sidney Lev Bciksldres and Poland Chinan; J. E. P sens Sous, CauiiUu-, Uerkslnru sow aud pigH- Geo. C- N.lch.)!s, South Onondags, tlio same; In-iach U. Munro, Cnmlllus, Yurktlilreii, Hcuj-jiuin llolden,' Syracuse, York .hires.-, l-'rank Bmun, Thomas Andre ws and Stephen An-lrows, of. Syracuse.The puiiltry display will bo very good Indeed. To-inoirow evening, at eight o’clock, a meeting of poultry fanciers will be held at tho Board of Trade rooms, for U10 purposo of orgaamlnj; a poultry asaocia-wlllTho nrmngemuot for tho uxhlbltlon of atovei, range* and fufnccs ura ul!complete. A speeial build id;; ia devoted to Hub dopsrt-me ul; originally It wtta 73x39 f cot, but so great wits tbo demand for apace, that ytator-day thu uillcera decided to muko sho build-* lug ICO feet long. The followinc Urins ha vu taken space and will exhibit a to veil, my of which will lie in op-'pit ion:mol medical. iiu-ars. Barry, Downa, Friend • Si Keller, f tho city M | Pialsted in Hon, Wlikcion A Blanchard, j Fort £ Butler, Michigan Stavu Co., J, l’e-ise, tcrtainmsnti j Super As Aspul, Jlcrriatn A Gregory, Edit d Drako, Louis Schlllengerlitld, Stario,lid, whowi nttcry on J. ?uco Llom-o, ignnl before Hu pleadoda iu tbo ciuc .d ycatcrdiy at Uiobeyed, but .’cm! out of exchsoyel, lt;1 obedience ired to rant hi* hand• him rand thmi u of W If. of Mr. il Ichmond ’-i Jght Com-ad, cr this ! Burned pc.J..od ho harl doing ofThe Fortcr Muutifautttring Company, H. S. Wbi to sod tho Hotune r IJosclinrt !»«*: Company have erected :i_ build log-•unto of thdgrodmla. Here will bo seen Mr. White's cbculcal fire engine; tho tn-giucft of tbo Porter Company and a cider will of tho Boomer HoaclmcL Company will grlml apples ur.d praw o«t tho pure jnieu in sight of ult tmd for tlju tarl? of all wbo doutond tho ranie.O'Connor nod O'Neil havo two tents 2 Ixlto feet each nlitndy irec*-.-t wliero tagei and niiidwlchia can be obtained.AtTotnmvuratultVeo.'qctUodlKt t»iili‘ll»itvr JUo CJomlUK YMT, 3The Sueipitlmnna Confcronco of ihu Frco Methodist Church, which has been :n sea-riou nt Romo tbo Inst week, cl03«l Bunduy. Tho nppolu tin cats for. this vicinity uro no follows:Clj'rtu Diitrlct—Hov. M. N. Downing, chairmen. Clyde, Z. Oaborno; Rose. G. T. Sutton; Port By run, Montezuma nud Yi'eeds-port. L. W. Crunk; Webster «ud Ontario, O. M. Oivcu; Alton and WaynuCcuter, M. N. Dowlng; Oswego aitu Thotupsoii’a Boh*ml Bnii«e, Win, II. Clark; Waterloo Mission, J. N. Stcil.SyrnquEO District—Kuv, Tliomaa Whilllo, clir.Irinan, Syracuse, L. n Robinnon; Fiil-ton, G. W. Unglue; Cliittcaango, to bo suji •died; Nelson and Stock bridge, Thotues llo,w; HI.1 ok River aud Watertown, Tliu in as Whidlii; Cicero, to be sup[ihed.Utica District—Rev. H. Wlogct, cbnlr-iiiHU. Ullca. 0, W. Young; Romo, U. Wiagctj Frankfort and Schuyler, Il-irmcm Case; Vicnuu imd Now Loadon, William Crus-iann; Edmeston and Brook held. A.W. Paul; Stratford, H. A. Ciupontcr.MliTnODIST CONFEliENCE.Tiie Sabbath IVork (Juest on Seriously Blscuteeil.Ycnr-xAur«I Lllt;Uonai lUMnilun] lteco*nitc». le.:Our last report closed wltUtha memoria: i.en'scni Saturday afternoon. Ia tbo even' lag tlio nnQtvereary of the 'E-lur-nllcnat Society was held, 13. I Ives piesijim; ia tho ubicncu of Chancellor Haven, ,tl.c President of the Society. A ooag v/113 budc ,tnd prayer oEcred, when Hey. Mr. Ivo« filmed tho object of tho mooting,'wliic t vms lbs consideration of the iotcroate of tin; Myra-cu*u Univeroity, and gave a brief hlntory of tho enterprise. Tba llnaucial condltinr of tho Institution wtta prescutoi b/ Mr. Hi nett, and nplrltsd remarks were made by Drs. VfuTron and (jucal, stating tba ncct of higher education, and proposing a detn toil plan by which tho prosperity of tin; i'ni vcn ky could lie grently Increased.HUSDAY MttlVtCE?.At aloe o'clock a confcrcncu love fjtut v heltl. At J9-319 o'clock tbe church was idled with people to ll9tcn to thu sermon of. Dr. 11 area.Tho service.-* were opened by Dr, Kya* nett announcing tho 219th Jiymn Rev. Robert llogcbooin oEuxud prayer.The Rev. William Scarlcs ni.ule an apj cal lu bchidfof tho Huperannuatud ml.listers iu-1 r. collection was taken.Bishop Haven found his text in Miillhuw, “The Kingdom of Heaven bi like unto leaven, wbicli a woman took mil bit. In three measures of rocil, unlit tho wl olo 17011“leavened.” Tho sermon w is poictcil and intensely practical, such • — -- - --vokcs dtscuE-iloa a tul ex cl ten intui CB'. Following tho sermon cubic tie ordlar ' Calvin L. Connol!, i’bl’Hp Pr.aOlln W. Webster and J. W. 11. Dodg* deacons in tho church. Tho city cSmjchot uro generally supplied to-dny by lt;n era bonAuuuiiN, Sept, 1C.—Sunday altoraooi u Eonaon was preached by tho Hiv. Dr. Keyn-nett, representative of the Church Extension Society to a full house. ]’o):owingthu sermon tho Bishop ordained ts oldi-rs: ChurhsJ. Bench, William AL Bengur, Edward Jarvis.The anniversary of tho Mls-doa iry Society wa3 held In tho evening at 73i o’eloclr. Itcvs. Moss, Wheeler mil Kyn-nett addressed the toeellng. AI irgo number wtiouoablu to gain admittance,M0NI3AY MOItMUtQ.Tho usual prayer meeting was held at hall-past eight. At nice oClock tlio business session began. Tlio minutes wcro rarul and approved. The Hot. E. D. Thurston, prc.'cnlcd the report oi tho Board of Btw-ard 1, llxtag tho claims of tlio bupcranuuatcd talalfitera, Tho following persors wcro on motion rc-clcctcd Confcreceo TriiAteunf by■irdin*ifcrooco Tru: . .Tho ninth question of the general minute:: was taken up: Who are the snptratinuB teit Mlnisteret Tho following mines wire presented, their characters posted, and they were continued la the sumo relation: Hiinford Colburn, J. L, B Graaiiun, K. U Noith, A. Beniamin, L. K. Red ding ton, A. Tullcr, A Feck, T. D. Wire, Wtsloy Fox, I). Faueher. L. L. Uawiring, George Si.w-ycr, O, L. Toiry, ,1. W. Rawllnso 1, Charie.i Baldwin, 17. A. Eddy, J. W. Nuvlna, Se ab Stoekiug, L. 11. Stanley, E -3. Bu ih, Jiuncs ilcailngwBy, W. fil. I’erjiusou, L Miulcr, J. N. Hail, L. Hinman, JL Hon.;h ton, A. E. Chubbuck, L. 11. Aldrich.E. G. Bush was requested to stAto l he condition of L. K. Rcdington, of By ra cuec. He reported that ho was st.vcrely iu-jurctl l»y n fall on Saturday night, and vras row tying in u dangerous condition. sull'cr- i log great pain. Communication; :d from various ubt____________Tho Secretary then called tho roll of tho Eier.ibers for subscriptions to pay fori be publication of tho minutes.Dr. Charles W. Bennett, of Syrasuau U ii-vcraity, presented the folLowing resolution:Ji;w'tcd, That caudkkites for i.d miss Ion ou trial, and local proachera who uro can !!• datta for deacon's orders, who luire gralt; I tinted ia colleges and theological aetiiiitnri-a, be excused front conference cxa-uiiilU-us on such subjects as are iucluded ia tliu car-Kcula of stud colleges or tlieolcg*lt;a) scnim-arlc.), f urn und excup! lug such suojucD as relate to our theology mid discipline.This raised a lively dweuasloa, Rev. I'.r. Ives, Dr. Bennett and Rev. Wm. Bearies taking part The discussion was very (.musing at tints. Rev.Mr.Ives made the point of vrd;r, that tbo resolution was contrary to thu dia-A LIVVLV ItD.NAIVAY..enpurj -.V Viy occurred on Wider strtu: yceterday foTiinoon. Jacob Flick, of Clay, went to tbe lumber yard of ittcburd Savage, corner of East Water and Mulberry Straub*, aud proenrud a load of Mntu'.lin)'. On coming out tho binder of thu loud uruck ouo of the iihwla and ihu uoliiu ocoa-slonul frighlencd the aulinai so that it ran into die street, where it-turned bo skort as to bieak tho for awheel* from the wagon. Tho boiM continued Into Mulberry ‘ ireei, where, iu passing tho team of J. O. Knapp, tbo thill attached to Mr, Filck'a hotuo pu:i.-ed through the bcliy-baod of one of the Ic-aui, tearing the Inrnt-as but not Injmtng tlio horse. At Liu- time the kowo started, Mr. Flick war walking beside tho loud, ncd v,-iia thrown beneath tbo wheels which p-0:31 A over bis side, arm andjhead. Indicting tovero in juries, Tbo^jiioaway vu finally cip-Joii,'iit.-j nl-ii11. thotho ladies’ paviiii .............coutor of iho ground^ for thu sale of #11 kinds of eatable j; tlio former la de.-,igiied for Ji.Uiro ojul children .’.ml liuiiea nci'ouipanied by g-iiitlemeis. Wo repeat tho progrr,tp fdr to day;Single draft Jjor;-.-*, exhibited lt;m tho track, from il to HsJO o’clock.Mktclkid draft honi-t.-eslubitcd OR the track, frotu 11:30 to 13 o'clock,Ilccu-o 12 to 1 o’olcck.Stall loo.*, exhibited oo i!m track, frtuu 2 to 1 .do o'clock.Two ami three horao plowing tem for special pre-iutu01 No. 25, exhibited on tbo track, from 1:29 to2.39 o'clock.Sing!o road fcorre9,exlubited on th6 track, from ‘JilO to throe o'clock.M-slciied rontlnnd earn ijjohotsos, cshib- the t'rir-k; fi .........trad die horicj, cxhlbUed from k.-^Oto-i 'clocli.Exhibition of speed, from -1 to 5 o’clock. To-morrow's program ii *w foliow«i 1 All articles nu«l all stock lo bo Judged, Uih day tniut be on u»o giountl and proper., h. .rn-n-.ni hpfum 10 o’clock.3fS»o NlregBvn atxourotnu.Wlt;i uro cl Ml to bco that Cook, Hon lt;Jotikin* agninoEer those in our mid..I one more chan to tu visit tho Fails Ibis rce-aa. This chonga iti Cook. Son Jenkins' piano has been .Iniiuccd by applications from me nib era who were debarred from joining ;h« last excursion. Tho people r.ltr.i;; the Aub'ira rood who liavo not yet tht»*»if.i-•ner been 1 o tb# Foils will now b *vu a ehaocu to go at Ure lowest rales—only Ml HI) for tbo touml trip from Syrspure. Half rato tickets of admission to- Goat 1*1 }iul, l’rolt;]HT.t Fark. etc, will be sold on the train, frain teavea hero at G:30 a, j:., Salunisv, jctcDtbcr 21st, returning, leaves tlsc Falla 13 mo day at d:JO P. M.'gemjMtrsuice*Th j following jntt yetting program '.-ill be ■rcrauicd at ihuregi.lur meeting of the 11. A L. T. Union, this evening ik-.-r -ouoli lo the File Block.. riasoMie. Rre t**Joi».. . ywroMig., . tWl'aHoii.., Voertjc. yiv'lorok'...1 n Zfll'.tff )J#liii«ela YvilijI) i ’ciiniijL’' ;*«orii, St V*Mwk' WV’' j U w K-ai 1*4 H*iaiocxl irfSi'iLjicia......it* Q#u'nc*B^ piiitf..Clr.:SlxUiair.asm*Tho prograaji for the Full mwjtm-; of ri:3 Ixtli Division 2U(k itseochdlou '«o fov ,’ady and can bo ;i*d of tbo BccrR-.ly, lopt. Geo. W. Bdwsrde.oiplico, nod thcreforo out of order. The chair sustained the point.Tho trausfor of Prof. Hall, principal cb-ct of Cnzcaovia seminary, to this omferctce was iuvlted, on motion of L C. Qaeal.A partial report of tbe Committee on Periodicals, made 1L0 upeclsl order or 1 he day, was now taken up The r-ipoit me1 oinmcnded that there bhoilld be 11c diicri.n-dn nt Ion s in tho matter of premiums offered by the publishers ngriioat any of 110 pnpt-ra published by tho General Coufcreuce, a:id dccDred that tbo JYortfarn Ohnti'm Alt;i\o-cr.tt tthould ntaod on an equal footing wl tb tho CVu Adcocilt .if Now York.' T10 resolution wiw adopted, nil tlio racmUrs beln-? or tho same sldo of thu qu«*tlon.Thu question of supernumerary pre-icbtr.a was taken up, imd Hiram Gee, M. 8 !/;lt;!, D. U. Beadle, Tiinoihy Willi 1, A. D. iii-gnr, N, M. Wheeler and W. II. Oirti-* wire continued on Ibis lint.Weelcy Mason and O. N. Uiaioan v/ira mado offeetivo, at thrir request.D. W, Bristol pr«3snted a report on la-dl an Alfa Ira, C. T. Moss ou Coz-iut vi.v Bum-inarj-, undE. C. Curtis on Syracuse University, Theao were- r«xived out I rofcrr ulto tbo proper committeel The report of the Tmitcoo of tbo Co a toreeco was presented by C. M. Gardeair.' Received and placed on lllo.Rev. II Uogobooa, presented the replt; it of thu Committee on Bablrtth Obturvuuce. Rov. 0. H. Hougiiton moved to amend by subsLiluling for tbo neecmd resoiutllt;ir of t iu report tho lirst resolution of tho report of la it year. A11 the time for odjourament w is near at hand and it woe certain 'hat tU-i uuhatituto would excite much discussion, tbo matter wan put over until a n ore cos- ' vculc at season.”An aticrnoon suasion cl tbreo o'clock wa*: ordered.Tho following, resolution, offered J. All- ; b»*ttr, wnspabocd:Renhed, That the hicrctary of Hie C'oa ference bo autboi Irot! to provide f;r tho 11 -o of committee# aud other* a file of Iho Xfcrt/tern Vhrittian Attvcitit f Jr each eaauloj; conference session.Dr. Fear no anktii for « conimittco oa the A merle m Stuuicn'a Friends Society. IL J. Well*, J. Easter, (h C. Wood, nud «v. W. Green vreru appoluturl ua such comm 1-too. Confcrcncu then adjourned, the ben diction bctoi’ pronouicod by the Itev. Wil Ham Hnsmcr,MONDAY AKTHBNOOM.Tho afteruooti session was opened by niiigin;; “Jesti*, lover pf niy poul,” Rev. Ji.I Ivi.-s lending. Rev, lIoMrt Br'ewfijurtlnu le.ul la prayer. The rvporla of tilt vunotts comtsiltewi were then prj#eoted la order. The Comiulltt-o on Bible Cause, tiirouj b Its chairman, II. T. Gller, reported th.a Uiu sum of $321.-10 bad been received durlt g year, on excess of $21 over tbit of Hit;oeiu of thewill rly arranged before 10 o’dos:Judges on all cl*«». so bo examined UiU diy, are requested-to report nt the 8esreu-rydi office, promptly, frotuO to 0:S0 0 clock, to rtCpUU-p their b.ulguJ, cl vw-bookA ,AH award*, crcejuing si hereinafter spec-1 {Lfled, will'lje;ntu!eUu*Jf y. llSucking CVlw, Class f- «. 10, 11. ; 12 and !?. Exhibited and judjjed from 0 f i rf 10:20 o’clock- * ‘ , ;Brood Marw, CinrsTI. No?. Jl wd IS.; •X kl»o Moro and Colt for SpocVul Piwjwl ■k'JkXlt !WTB*.A Isrgo number of udItrw h«i .(ule for the !|kcM! pre-miuioffernidt-* Powell mhw Ua CJyrfwaSii) . wlSlit HamUttoaLan bcusea; uait fc::;;,'.n olnUla celtir.Tho BuaneUlicrd «f Jtranr*fi*c. be fo.ir*’. 1 a si«cbd awclosliw- «f Sim back of !’»'The ComjuiKe* qu Clirtetiaa Li^ratun, through itacliuirman. Sj, S. WcJD. re;Krb ti the following reMlutbnj Jiamh-rlf That wo corn willy non-.motd to our people to paUwira our own HUsri-tunj, and supply thctnrolvee sad femili* with our own petiodiciU*) and that as a Chur :b wc unit# iu nn Clort to got o-.ir hlt;-cxatqro Inttoduecd Muong Uu*« outsit lt;rf 'i* , ■ , , _i r.-porJ of tho Coforoitt** on tho G. itioa of the SSabbaUi, whic-'i lad b«otabled in tbo morednjb w *# oa motipj t$k«a frcna tho IsWc, nod tbo reaolu’.ioo w.w bt fora 1 lie ruuulwra for debate. Th#rr»ohi-Ucaa width the coqmitte* prepmtd wbc u folio*re;AJn/Jnd, Ist-cThot we rrrttnoEual to our poop] Jtlrt #tudy of this Sabbath (imjtioi mow in the light of tiofwriance ?UiC It * 11 thelil'htOf financial iattrM**; csorsln tb; ■light of Ood’n coinnvind.idttl, 3d—That we bullet7 riar.t . ;i kwpi-iK with tho S*Tor’» own loltrj tvtr-tHmof tbcccojraind, liict the Sibtoth w#i jaude for man and not nwn fertfco Eabaoti,' 11M Hi* privekgu of OtirlslJaas to porforc 1 work; oi po^rey.gnd «ngi*«ifiaaalt.Jomi of wcwip m !»**v sot* 13 tJjMB b«4 tjuurl t«ndsii»x» the Kmgd«ji of CSu *jwiipu» bojag lt;*Mgabio of an t**»o^a i/’djah wpl give an (DconrsgeraeL-t to way form if bug-ntat, pkoure iw rocrcstloa ou (Joe ’» HclyHer. C. 11, of 3lcdfcawl tlw following suVwltui*:
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