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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-21
REGULAR
1853.
1853.
MISSOURI RIVER PACKET

For 81. Joseph, Sacanndh, Io,rd Point, HinneyS
Landing, Linden, aud Council Bluffs.
M Pa The new and fine passenger steamer
- "Bluf City," j. McCL0Y, MASTER,
having been built expressly for the trade no pains
have been spared to make her, in point of comfort
in her accommodations for passengers, equal, if not
superior to any boat in the trade, and will COM
mence her regular trips on or about the 10th of
April and will continue regular in the trade during
the entire season, and her officers trust that by
strict attention TO the interest of shippers and com
fort of passengers, 10 merit a continuation of pa
tronagc which has been hereofor so literally
bestowed upon them. For freight or passage APP
ply on board, or TO mh17
MANSON & BARTHOLOW, Agents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-21

NryFAll the above popular medicines manufac-
tured and sold wholesale and retail by DOWNING &
Co., proprietors at their Medical Depot, No. 1876,
Third street, Washington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
Also, for sale by
o. HENDERSON, Glasgow,
September 9. 1852
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-21
wv WEEKLY TIMES THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 21 1853
GO. wAGNER's
CONFECTIONERY & BAKERY,

g. o. WAGNER'S
CONFECTIONERY & BAKERY,
Next door to Chiles' Old Corner,)
Water ST., Glasgow. Mo.
THE subscriber respectfully announces that he
/ is prepared at the shortest notice to fill orders
for cakes Of every description, for
Wedding Occasions, Social Parties.
OR FAMILY USE.
His stock of plain and fancy candy is complete,
and embraces, in part
cRIMPED CANDIES.
Peppermint, Lemon,
Sassafras, Hoarhound, Wintergreen,
Cinnamon, Cream, Rose, Glove, &c.
Peppermint, large & small Cinnamon,
Cream " Flat Lemon.
DROPS.
Peppermint, Victoria,
Acidulated Lemon, Rose.
FANCY CANDIES.
Star, Vanilla Cream, Flat Lemon, (clear)
Sugar plums, assorted Sugar 81 burnt almonds,
Bloomer&anseed comfts Rock, different colored
Plain and Gilt French Kisses; all kinds Lozenges
large and small Cornucopies, &c. &c.
All of which will be carefully packed, and de-
lvered any where in the city, or promptly forwar-
ded to neighboring towns
Glasgow, janis, 1852. G. o. WAGNER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-21
MISSOURI RIVER PACKET
HONDURAS.
WM. COMFY, Master ....L. MoRR1s. Clerl

WM. CoNLEY, Master.... L. MoRRIs, Clerk
a -s-.w-a, The superb and popular steam
fs3asa;y,3slI packet HONDURAS, which during
ss;.ssszs.ss last season, was great favorite in
the trade, has recently been renovated and reftted
without regard TO expense, so that she is not sur
passed in her appointments by any vessel that
comes TO our levee. Her commander, Capt. Con-
ley, (late of the Banner State,) is determined TO
use his best efforts in giving satisfaction TO ship
pers and passengers, and respectfully announces
that the Honduras viii leave st. Louis for Lexing-
ton, Independence, Weston and St. Joseph, every
alternate Thursday at 4 o'clock, p. NJ, and will
run regularly until the close of navigation in the
fall. For freight or passage apply on board or to
MANSON & BARTHOLOW, AGENTS.
Glasgow, April I.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-21

DIR. STEPHENS ASTRINGENTS SYRUP
This medicine is unequalled for the treatment OF
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Dysenterey, Bowel
parents who love their children, and desire to pre-
serve their health and lives, should be without
supply on hand. Persons travelling should be well
supplied with it. 1t is pleasant TO take and affords
immediate relief. ca Price % cents per bottle.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-21

REFERENCES.
Taylor & Murphy,
Patton Il Gorhain,
L. 7. Guern,
McCampbell, Coates & Smith, Huntsville.
Samuel u Gilman,
Wight s, Taylor,
d. c. Garth Esq,
Lewis Collier, Esq,
David Tatum & Co.,
Hanenkamp, Gpn, & Co.,
Russell & Bennett 81 LOUIS.
E. ]. Gay & Co.
G. N. Douglass & Co.,
Johnson & Ewin.
Boon, Duncan & Smith, Fayette.
VIM. r. Snelson,
John Schafroth,
Nelson & Co.,
John Wiley, Esq.
w. Wayland & Co., Roanoke.
VIM. Upton & Son,
]. W. White, Esq,
-, Flore 4 Gorham, Floretta.
Glasgow, Jan. Is, 1853
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-21
rEEssOUlti ngyER PACNET.

THE ENTIRE NEW AND FAST STEAMER
T. Y AUBRY,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-21

Sales for 1S51-Orer tioo hundred thousand pacl;a-
ges sold in the Cityof 81. Louis in one year.
READ THE FOLLOWING
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-21

nOAN, KING & CO., wish TO direct the atten.
- ton of Western Merchants TO the extent
and variety of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

,bev must live together in the Community How I'M
hen tbst in this preparatory discipline they should
- .,oc.,ed on the same footing and learn to Know ana
-, s.ch other a. members Of the same society How
rucb TO be deprecated in republican country would %
s.cus denoninaional separation ofthe yousaana sne'
Learning 20 regard each other not as citizens bu' Me-
,,a.,. Catholics or Universslsts and to chersheengs
81 jealousy or antagonism accordingly No. let US have
Common Schools for their proper use, and churches and
rous institutions for theirs And let US not peru tue
upity intelligence and equal religious freedom OF 'ne
state by Insisting on q combination of the two kinds OF
education. when each is more properly kept oy Itself
To say that this would be surrenderng the moral ana
RELIGIOUS training of our youth strikes Us as absurd ana
AZ an unustifabe denial of all virtue to the existing
churches and means Of religious instruction
Our correspondent talks Of concessions to Catnohcs
sstbouch there was talk of granting them favor we
do not understand that sort Of language We propose
TO grant vors to no class of the community but 10 aa
nit and regard the II. hts of all classes All parents
have right to send their children to the public schools
and in 80 doing 10 demand that their religious tain sha
not be nterfered with To recognize these rights Is nc
concession no compromise Of principle but an ACT o.
simple Justice. due to members of al denominations
alike.
There are many other points in the communication
Of AID. that are open to comment, but we do not
care to turn aside from the discussion OF the grea'
question to expose the minor errors OF an adversary i
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
,.hern Tslegragh Otee eor u Aanoyer and geaeers ..
salary Case-sue Fight Removals and
Appointments.
Y Trbu
ipesiaI DipdfcA % The n Y. ITlb1ns.


WASHINGTON, Friday, May q, 1858
Geo W Thompson of Virginia, one OF tue new Cahlor
MA Land Commissioners who commissioned on the
10th of March, and qualified the 18th. has demanded
pay from the time of taking the oath. Attorney General
Gushing has decided in favor Of the demand The salary
is 5000 per year By this decision both the old and new
Commissioners six in number, receiving fat com
peusation.
There was street fight in Alexandra yesterday The
parties were John Johnson Postmaster OF tho House Of
representatives. and Edgar Brocket both Democrats
johnson cut Brocket with knife severely in the face
The latter in return fired revolver FIVE tmes, and John
son tv ice without either sustaining any damage. The
ausrrelros from political dispute.
It's rumored that b b. French will be Commissioner Of
tie Land Office from July l. James g. Berett sapponted
Postmaster at Washing admirable selection Roger
C. Weightman chief clerk at the Patent Office, has been
removed Samuel T. Sbugert succeeds him Applicants
for the Mail Agency Of New York destined %
dsarpoiniment Samuel North Of OsTegO Co., Clerk in
tbe General Post Office and relative Of Major Iiobbie will
receive the place Cook Fish and other patriots used up
sorry QUIs.
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Southern Mail Failure.
No nail this morning South Of Washington -
The CannI Enlargement NIeerIng a. dorchester.

ROCHESTER,, Friday. May n 1858
Pursuant 10 notice meeting OF the friends OF the Eis
Canal Enlargement without distinction Of party, who do
sire that proposition 10 amend the Constitution, 10
provide for the more speedy compl'On Of he pubic
works than 81 present aud without resort 10 axa'0n may
be passed by the present Legislature preparatory 60 rs
submission to the people held last evening at tho
City Hall
The Gay bad been Of unexampled storm but a very
~ spectacle audience nevertheless assembled Mayor WI
lians pr. sdsd assisted by Hon e. n Carroll Of LIVING
ton County Hon. Samuel Works Of Niagara, and General
Iaibrop William Churchill, and others, OF Monroe. -Four
Secretsri,s also appointed
series Of resolutions reported by Committee Of
which h. Darwin Smith was chairman The third resou-
ton declares that the People of this State in adopting the
Con ,tituon Of 1896 proclaimed that the onars Of
the Erie Canal and the comp eon Of the Gsneseo VALLEY
and Black River Canals to be the settled policy OF the
State The fourth resolution is as follows;
Reached That do urgently the present Legislators 10
ess solutions providing for amendment Of tho Constitution
the earliest possible period 10 snch shall alOV
year year upon the faith OF the Canal Revenues saeb
be pIudnty expended IA tach IN the cOmpeo Of
the public works; earnestly protest against the OF
tOutons Of amendment Of the Constitution which
that the income the Canals will BE- ab1ndany
their completion and Tor the repayment
debt tha BE- incurred for that and Ultimately Of all the
without any time
that such income should be scfedJ appropriated 70
tiCfe objects
Hrsd That copy ofhese resolutions authenticated BY
meeting be ardsd 20 Senator and mebss of s
ltnby request that hey lay The before sespec-
I'VE legislative bodies
speechss were made by Hon. G. II Carroll Hon Thss.
Kemp.hal DR.. kelsey William Boss and T., Darwin
Smith, Wbtn the meeting unanimously adopted the resOu'
tons and adjourned
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NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-EIrRA srsslss.
. SENATE. ...ALaASY, FridAy, May q, RS

tSkNAiE..s.ALhAsfi may may l',h
PETITIONS
Petitions Of several thousands Of citizens fer the Jones
sw0od PARK bill Also, OF Large representation OF ne
bar OK New York. for the publication Of the Record IN
dices. .
Mr. VANDERBILT reported fAvoraoly on the bl reA-
tive 70 the partition - lands AsO with apenomsnt We
Bill in relation the debts Of females bsiore marriage
Mr. WRIGHT, lfrem Roads aud Bridaesl fasor<ov W
he Bal respecting Jsklaica Avenue.
The bill To authorize Utica to subscribe Tor s'oc~ IN N
Wsferfown Railroad up is pas ses, -.
Messfs BABCOCK, CONGER COOLEf ana "'N"'
debated the bill, when ig was passed on. -. 80.
III. bill 10 exempt the NewYork Assay once rom 'sf
alton came up o,,v 80, ~ hu q,
Select Committee Carried. Ayes II; Nays .
BILLS PASSED.
To authorize the formation Of Agricultural Soeetse n
10 amend the act Incorporating the ~ L. Ac'asn'' '"
Medicine. p..a...,, sav,,g.' ind.
tuition. ,,,., soo;a,v, az. The des.
q, ,,e STAG Medical Society to be equal 10 tne nun"
go n ws,nbsr, OF Assembly from each county a.
To the capital stock Of the Jamaica add hyr"'
A, .nue Plank Road Go.
10 repeal the Auction act OF letI.
APrERSOoS SESSION. 80.
qJ, Committse Of the Whole, Dir. Upham IN TOE Sn..
,.s,,e,eod the examination Of the bill knoSn Ia tue "
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OFFAL JOB.

That fearless guardian Of the City Treasury NJ Con-
troller Face. has refused to pay Mr.. William B. Rey
NJ Js some five thousand and odd dollars for months
services on his contract for the removal OF dead animals
butchers blood and other refuse from the streets The
ground of the refusal that the contract is not legal and
binding on the City having been made privately, without;
any opportunity being given for competition, and that
the compensation is exOrbitaRi aud unjust Tie pre-
sumption of course is that Mr. Flag Is in the right, for
he is known 10 be an honest while nobody Will pre-
tend thar honesty belongs to the Board of Aldermen
upder whose auspices this contract made and made
in waywhieh involves the appearance if not the reality
Of official corruption.
The facts in the case given elsewhere AZ length in
our columns and are sufficiently remarkable Ii seems
thar Mr. REYNOLDS removes in month some 500 dead
horses and cows at the rate Of - 90 each or 81 5O
per month That for carrying of dogs cats and other
animals some 100 to 200 in number monthly he gets
Sl00 mouth. That for removing blood and OfI from
shameless nusAnces from soapbOers, and garbage and
bones be receives - 300 per annum With $50 monthly
for lime used in disnfecting And that in sddoa be
receives Tor carrying all these things to the DOCKS
lob which We are told employs in winter 2S horses and
40 men. and in summer 40 horses and 100 men-the
sum Of sI9 daily. or $il4 per week The yearly pay
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IsAls.
A very natural division Of mankind is that which

A very natural division Of mankind is that which
confempiates them in two casses-thOse VINO think Tor
themselves and those who have their thinking done by
others, dead or living. With the former class, the
paramount consideration is What is night With
the latter the first inquiry is What do the majority,
or the great, the pious, the fashionable think
about it How did our fathers regard it, WHAT will
Mrs GruDdy say This latter and most numerous
elsss hardly be said to think ST all They adopt
The opinion of their negbbOrs tEulsr superiors and
the preudiees Of their forefathers and go Through life
with very little mind Of their and very ltds con-
ssiousress Of the need of any Thinking a. second
band and in the wake Of the majority, is respectable,
polite and safe while the Independent, original thinker
il cure to provoke hostility and encounter OblOquy IL
is easier running in the established ruts than
them though the road is worn and worse BY
the former course il is easier ana scquesce
than to demur and differ. Many q man has gone
through life respected popular and well fed, on the
strength Of his faculty Of agreeing with every body aOd
syovng an unpopular opinion. And truly, if the
life we're not than meat-if its chief ends we're
wealth, station and lu1ury-then the smooth and pau
sbe gentle who whatever is popular with
oat irqarBg caring whether it is essentially true
false, are The solonens Of their generation
let in world fall tbiz d Of wrong aad suffer-
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meuts made BY the City on this contract amount 70
$4,000 and II has four years 10 run firm he zitn OF
April last The oal and refuse is carried BY MI hey
poIds to Barren Island just beyOni Sandy Hoo Tnere
he manufactures from it prussisn blue, 81 bone du''
and manure, on large scale. he employs Heam0oa1
and two sailing vessels in transp raion 10 an ON 'ne
Island, and has S. go investe in the enterprise
II seems that contract for The service vas o1gnay
made with Mr. Coles, who was the lowest olaaer
,pIe co,nneton and who assigned il to Mr. Reynolds
Put az the Latter desired to 90 largely INTO the basneS
Of manufacturing the oal into useful substances and 20
nyestu il considerable capital he desired and procured
ascend contract for Longer time pov Tor the re
rovsI Of some articles not included in the former one
and for paying him larger compensation lni' Sec'"u
contract was granted privately and without any eompe
ttiop whatever Accordingly. the Controller declares II
Illegal and null and So we presume, the Courts Woad de
csIe II The transaction carries brand upon us lace
stouA any such favoritism be hOwnto MrReynolds
Aid want 10 enlarge his business and invest
more capital Why should contract amounting 70
si,ty thousand dollars year for i've years. be m'de
without seeing whether better terms could not be pro-
cur.d Cor the Cityl These are questions WHICH We
commend TO the taxpayers, and which they may i'd
v,ptaseously reflect on with view to the vote they
will coon have to give upon the reformed Cnarser'
Those who desire to maintain a system OF corruption
and rsseaty unparalleled in the history OF muucieai
Governments will 20 for keeping in power she preseas
Board Of Aldermen But those sho are tired OF be'og
taxed for private benefit and prefer NOS TO be plaA
d.red without stint or mercy. will go TO the polls and
vote and work heartily for REToRs
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VIRGINIA Election.

BALTIslOkL, FndAy Nag 2. lz53
First Distct-Baglsy, Denj elected to Congress With
out opposition.
Second Disfricf-HilsOn. DEM elected.
Third Distrief--Caskie, DEM has 800 majority.
FenrEh DisfrIct-Goode, Dem elected
Fifa Diaric-Wooten, (Whg) us majority
In Campbell County the resslt IS doubtful
lSirh DIsfriot-NO returns received
Serenth Distrio-SnOw (Whigl 80 ahead with four
counties to hear from; the result is dosbtful
EighA Distriet-FauIkner (Dem) Is probably chosen.
Ninth Tenth, TWcJfA ana Tkirteeah Distrits-No op-
portion 70 the Democratic candidates
EIerenh District-No returns
The Wings gain several members IN the Legislature
No definite returns Or Commissioners Of Public Work
are yet received, The vote Is geaer<ly small
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DoiBgs Of the Canal Committee.

ALBANY Friday, May n, 1858
understand that the majority Of the Canal COMMITTEES
have agreed upon amending their plan by making yerbi
CORRECTION in regard authorizing loan, and by strikH
out tbese words % II the applicable to such
Sinking Fund shall in any fiscal year prove insufficient the
Legislature shall It's next session. supply the deficiency
by equitable taxation to insure against taxation for sash
purpose"
Tie remainder Of the clause, which requires to Cas-.
Board 10 keep the tolls high in 1882 unless the coz
sent If the Legislature Is obtained reduce them Is g.
tanned .
fumor in the Streets the e6. e. tina; tho appoinnan
Of Postmaster for this City has been made excites muc
anxiety inssuuch az the Of the successful party
urkrown 4EsOP.
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Presbytorinn General Assembly.

buff AIU FTidayl My 20 W.
In the afternoon session yesterday business Of Interest
traispr.d
Today hestpd discussion on the slavery question arose
A - rits of resolutions reported by the Special Com
ttee teconnt .ing tina appOii nsnt Ot Committee Of
tour IN, IN A. many ~ holding Synods To inqaus hoe
nav n en- bers of thu Presbyefisn Church hold says
Il M and marriage " observed among the slaves OF msn
Der, OF the Chch the Committee 60 report next Assembly
DR. Ross toi 1eanl warmly opp set tho re.outon. on
uIahca,ly ssscrtin that ihe Sh submitted tn .
tcrntuy ll.sfs Ne~ton fof vi add hcIaso 10! MAJ
also warmly oppus'd the matter.
Quite angry discussion arose toRard tho close and the
reverend d.basrs grew much heated Eyeutusy the cub
ect WAS postpoDtd amid much excitement, until Monday
The Assembly visit Porg Fails tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

LEeIsIArrRE.-In Senate fair amount of private and
local business was gone through with, and the afternoon
session was devoted to Mr. LoOmss Taxation bill The
main topic in the Assembly the report of the Com.
mi;t.e on the Canal b and long debate ensued as TO
its disposition. IT, together with the Anority Report
Was finally referred to the Standing Committee.
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The carsiaer Jury-No verdict Yer.

NlsfIINlIID-Il rIaIiFi NAY
The jury in the Gardner morning sent word
into C0uf that they never should sgfse verdict there
having been no change o opinion among them since they
if the Court, and begged they might be brought INTO
Court
Mr.. Kendall in behalf Tie Un.ed statss said he consent
Cd 20 their discharge
ur Bradley for defendant, declined eonsenting To dis
charge.
The Court notified the Jury that they might into
Court they 20 desired but learning that they could not
he discharged, they refused to come
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Ernfl XYnnhlnqfon.

WASHINGTON, Fndly, Nay 2, 1888
Col James G. Berrft las day been commissioned a.
Po-ru astr 70 this city lie formerly Chief ca * in
The Pension Office The remaining District appointments
are still Unoer consideration
Wm D. Chase Of Ind i appointed 10 Clerkship in the
Third Auditors Ofice 20 take effect the lst Of July.
The rtpor; Of cholera having appeared in Alexandra is
fTCueOps There number Of sudden deaths there
,e.er6av--fve in one family said from sickness
aiding cholera but caused eating unwhoesome fish.
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Later from santa he, &c.

INDEPENDENCE, No. THURSDAY May - isS
Msioys Hoarp Black and Company arrived here 20 DAY.
having M Santa Re on the Sd inst to attend Cor, Mar
tsl They bring but little news They met large par.
lies Of migrants and imms herds Of cattle. fhs
Pawnets had Allied tesnter and ran Oh with some Of
cattle. -, -
The Salt Lake mail arrived here last evening having
occnni,d only IS days to Fort Laramie and back-lhs
quicsest trip on record
s. ow was very deep on the mouptsn'
There WAS no sickness among the emigrsnts tAlea n
with on the routs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28
..,,eutLeai.Iature and the Cos. Cob Bridge.

The Committee on Railroad Accidents reported today
10 the Legislature that hey he'd examined The Co.'s Cob
Brsge and Of opinion that though not now unsafe II
might become thatit needed many rePars and one
Of the abutmens required renewing The Engineer OF the
road was Asa OF the opEOn resolution Was there
fore passed requiring is immediate repair
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The Tribune for California.

We shall issue on MONDAY MORNING TAs TIb-
une for California, Oregon and the Ssnd'oieh Isaads
II win contain a summary Of all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the sailing OF the last steamer;
Money and Market Reports Marriages, Deaths, nc.
single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, can be
h,d al the Desk on Monday Morning. Price cents
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. Frdly Way q 10
The IniOs this morning Publishes ofial notice from
The Navy Department that's bounty Of go 20 able and so
to ordinary seaen will be paid to all enng in to- Navy
after n 1T OF June.
notice Is also published by the State Department, TIA
the British Government has complained II the Depreds
mons committed By American AZ the Falkland Islands and
have sent force thereto protect the etzs and property
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" SEE THIRD PAGE. al

Our letters and papers by the Europa reached US yes
terday We give in this mornings paper whatever Of
importance they contain in addition to the news trans
mitted from Halifax by telegraph, and published in The
Tribune on Wednesday and Thursday. The Europa
had slow and unlucky passage.
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r,,., paJ,r.ad Accident. &c.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday Ma, n, n4
TIE venerable John Harmed. VIII" crushed 90 the
Reading Railroad Tuesday died last night in the Hoe
lth
The city Councils have appropriated 1000 for the sss
hrafcn nj he tih of lav