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Tr,,st Sale

ny yirtr. Of deed of Trust from Henry Hess 80
ID uniyr>iSned dated sth JULY Is and dHly reeoI,'d
in the Clerks oce CCuDty Court OF OH" county.
in deed book No 80, paE- 49, - ths feat ie's 81
,e CouT; House 10 rt- city Wheeling. The asi
.. MAJ 1889 Al II O'Clock A n expose 10 sale ~ nic
nactjoT she highest bidder, all Uf the fo-SiE Lie"s
or parcels land situate In Oa9 ec1nfy on y "I=='n
creek about Of The et o. NherrE .v o.
said Containing three and half seES * v as's
nCrH or less, cGnrSIniG anu about
roofs: the tracts COM eyed L" sAF
Henry Hes b. Frederick FOlElsT
TRRvs or suclency Of the purchase monet 10
SSJ s-fi JAY, 10 and u
sale be pals in ready money; aS' Tor -
TIA: April, lsGy, au.l Tor t.s L-'4nn5 En
Of Ag-il, 1851 The ;-e e Il F-talltd S4A
Ep.S-Ui ALFREi. CGLCWt IL. TruStSE-
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ST.. Louis, Nay l4th.-The river has risen ~
feet ut this point in the last 24 hours and is now
swelling at the rate of 2 inches per hour. All
the late decline has been recovered aud the
water is now fully ls inches higher than Mt any
time this season The rise comes principally
from the lower tributaries of the Missouri but
Upper Mississippi and lower end of the Illinois
are contributing fair quota of water Another
heavy rain this afternoon The weather now is
cool and cloudy, threatening more rain.
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TrnatRHlR NHIB.

DR. virtue OF DEED Trusi David Ncs lar and
u Martha AcBT:AT wife, bearing date the 18th O. OF
DeiOber 1881, and duly recorded IN Oho County g. urs
C..rk's CGi~e shall. S,ftzr0y tie SLH deg % "s
1889 EssrSsS fie E0S.rS o'epcE 4 u and ~ 'csc z
A. at IL front door II tie Cur: House pr O"to era"i
sell public auction hest and test ":.irr, S
roI4oEIlg properly, part tract az s
lot rcd 1853, situated hCSt aide o? CaSPIS
street part city Wlteng, Ohio county
Virginia, William Cha pne ard John zee, and
bounded follows vE:-beSiuUiI 81 AnEcg White III e.
On the West side Of ChArs street thirty TIE
of alley, hsnc- North thirty ak fi 70 the los
1874 Sith the line CT said lot rGEl-Tyd
West hundr-d and twenty-five feet u IN seyS
with said sey South thTtvs!X feet 10 ssi5 ATSv
aaii line Easf LGniI~d
n twenty-five feet to the beginning.
TEAxs SALE-One-sird OE PGrcisse Uaocry a. ts
paid cash: Gay OF November 1885,
let day November IstUs via ia
instalmenS the cay cf zsei
be retained until the Whole Of the PuTSs .
money shall have been fully paid
Selling as Trustee shall convey the purchaser Gziy
such title vested in rue said deed OF trust
JAMES ). WHEAT, Trustee.
GEO. wIcKHAN, AuetOneer. npIE-td
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The -1sses,oys who have just completed
hunting up the tithables and dogs, have had a
hard time in prosecuting their business. The
world is greatly given to lying. There are pro-
baby thousand dogs in the city, but the as
SCISSOR cannot find owners for them. There are
also many of those useful articles of household
lurniture-men-in the city, yet the assessors
meet with much difficulty in getting their wives
to give the names in consequence of the fifty
eeLts head tax. 1t astontshcd the officials to
ind such 4 vast number of widows and single
women with children. In one instance the
assessor came across young German woman,
whom he approached with book in hand, polite
i'requesting to know the name of her husband.
She said she had none. The assessor, with a
blush, flor he is modest man, directed her
attention to a self evident fact tending to show
an inconsistency in her assertion. The woman,
finding herself in an embarrassing dilemma,
hesilated and blundered awhile, but finally pied
guilty to the soft impeachment" and gave tie
husbands name.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-16

ST. LOUIS, May I5.-rhe steamers Nouonga-
helia and Edingurgh, moo-cd on the Illinois
shore opposite the citr, were burned t" tue
waters edge at 3 O'Clock this morning Loss
$36, 900 Insured for $4,000 in Pittsburgh
Offices. No freight either of the boats
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The Times.--The Times people were engaged in
moving their Office to building or Market
street, next to Harry & BerryhiIi's, Saturday,
and, contrary to expectation, they found it i'm
possible to get through in time for the regular
issue of their paper No paper, therefore, will
be issued to day (Monday.)
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Sr. LOUIS. May 14th-The Santa Fe mail of
the 25th ult, reached Independence. Three
overland mails on Central r"ute were missing
Adviccs from Pixies Peak are discouraging, hut
no falling off of emigration.
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a Card from b. h. BOtIs, In Reply TO o
%euninRs Wise.
From the Richmond whig.l

From the Richmond Whigl
RIcnMOND, May II, $50.
To o. Jennings Wise, Esq.,:
From the moment you became resident Of
this city to the present, you have been playing
tho part of bully, n braggart, and blnckguard;
like poisonous reptile seemingly indifferent at
whom, ut what party you struck, provided
you had victim on whom your venom could
be poured, until by common consent, you have
come to be regarded ms an insufferable nuisance
to the society in which you have taken up your
abode.
In your card of yesterday, aimed at one whom
you could not offend, aud who has not d.gnihed
your epStle by perusal OF its fifty contents,
because he is far above your reach, and who has
already notified you that he would neither ban
dy epithets, nor engage in personal quarrel
with one of your years, you have resorted to n
tissue Of lOw, UuLgar and cdlunlnfOuS faISehOodS,
which no citizen of rcspcctnbility will recognise
or endorse and which could only have enana-
ted from a heart filled with malgnity, dcPravity
and vice.
To accomplish n political end, and without
provocaton you have made statements SO noto-
riouSlY unfOunded and untrue, displayed such
reckless disregard of all that is manly, honora.
ble or admissible, in political or personal war
farc-so offended against all decency, decorum
and good breeding, MS to have outraged the
feelings of his family, his friends, and society
generally.
You have therefore left me, his only son, no
alternative but to pronounce you base, mulig'
nant, depravcd calumniator and falsiGer of truth,
honor and gentemanly instincts to which none
but IN outlaw and ruffian would have reso"ted.
B. b. Boris
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COMMERCIAL.
~ TItL.ItGKAPII.

CIECIyNATI, l4.-FOur dull ard prices nominal some
lots Of sut- fine '-rce SOLD 15 20. Wk
Ky advanced sales Ct 500 bbls Provisions
quiet, much ~ ls bacon si!rs sold IN -
az they offered At 90 this aft-r1n . i"s
ui-rs soi *; bulk uu az "a ss!4; hundred
thousand pounds sold AZ the latter good dc
Lard, with sales Of . onsand bbls At ll8
dull unchanged; little done Groceries
unchanged aad doll. Exchange dull ~ = premium Money
bNs State, 81 6j5 O. for Ohio sul g.
Tor southern. Wheat heavy; Gales thirteen q ous1nd
bush 81 81 Corn heavy; sales thou
e+H mixed - for white gsc for yell
low PORK buoy alt - boIs s,i5 fUr ard
$3.50 for prime. Lard arm at li1lsl2c. Whisky dun
A. 3JctS.
BALTIMORE, May lIFour dali a. 81 for Howard 81. and
81 guG2 for wli'c AID sac % for
red. Corn drooPn- gi: for ~hte- VIII Ky hru at
ale. Provisions firm; bacon sd-s ~ a &c
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New YoRx, May 14.-The steamer Bremen,
for Southampton, sailed at noon with 287 pas
seugerS and ahalf a million dollars in specie
The steamer Glasgow also sailed for Glasgow
with 22S passengers.
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HALIvAr, May l3.-The Provincial election
on Thursday resulted in favor of the Liberals,
the Protestant cause obtaining majority of 9
in the Parliament representation. Five Of the
present Executive Councillors were defeated
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QUEBEC, May lathe steamer North Briton
sailed for Liverpool at IL o'clock this morning.
with 200 passengers.
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New YoRk, May 1.-THE steamer Adelaide
from Galway, via. St. Johns, has been signaIed
below and will be up at half past o'clock
Her ndvices have been Anticipated
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DIED.

At this city, rdsy morning, Mr. III
LIAM GEORGE, asei about 81 years
funeral vii! take place this afternoon - O'Clock
from his late residence, Of Main and Washington
streets.
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local MA-TTERS.

80 Remarkable Hill StOrm.--0n Friday
.,',,';ro about o'clock, u violent hail storm
.,,,;,,.l twelve miles east of this city. The
tame down with such violence as to crack
-. rindows and beat off the leaves and buds
~ the trees The Hempfield railroad track was
s,on covered with the big Jumps and the even
-, ,r,in was detained in consequence for up
Ids If half an hour. According to u friend
.-.., t,oi the pains to note the manoeuVres of
49,, sroru it came froul the North west and out
!, cioud almost unngticeable The amount of
III that tell and the size of it was almost in
,,.,,ibie to any one that was not an eye witness
- tbe fact. The hail of the largest posi-
~. siz. for this climate, and of all shapes, but
tho greatest portion Of it was merely irregular,
,,sbapen pieces of ice. 1t lay on the ground
,,,be depth of three or four inches, and after
,fa storm looked not unlike snow in the depth
e uinter. On some farms the loss was great.
Every thing, without single exception, suffer.
al more or less. The trees were completely
robbed of their fruit, apples, peaches, pears,
rIums down even to gooseberries and currants,
III changed places from the branches to the
,ronnd. Wheat, barley, oats aud corn were
completely riddled and beaten into the earth
Trees blown down and branches cut off The
storm ragged for fifteen OF twenty minutes with
undated fury, and surpassed anything of the
Kind ever before known. The wind, hail, rain,
leaves and small branches combined, presented
gloomy and fearful sight and one not to be look
I'd or wished for very often. There was not the
slightest sign of hail in the CITY.
81 TIE Water W0rks-We hear many per-
sons complaining that the water is not permit
ted to flow from the fire plugs, and that in con-
sequence the aqueous fluid is not SO fresh and
clear asst should be. We learn, OH the other
h1ni, thatthe fire plugs are "let up at night
when all sorts of grumb.ers are abed, and that
.he water then flows out in sufficient quantities
t0remedy the evil complained OF.
This is u particularly hard time about the
water works. One of the pipes leading from
the river to the basin is now stuffed with some
thing less than cord of old rotten chunks,
which come floating down the river from time
t. time, and are drawn in by the suction. On
Saturday. Superintendent Hall had an eccentric,
good humored Hibernan diver pulling at the
chunks under the water. The diver called ft r
lis harness, (Which consisted of a single rope
tied about his body and went down several
times, several feet deep. He tugged at the
chunks till his hide was blue as indigo and his
teeth chartered from the cold, but without sue
cess We think some means should be adopted
for the speedy remedy of such troublesome &C
cidents as this. The present way Of removing
chunks, looks like farce. Besides if this
tough diver should happen to leave we would
lie entirely without water for we don't belie:e
there is another man in the United States who
would do the same work with the same faciIi
lies
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
BROADWAY

CoRNFR FRANKLIN STEEET, NEW YORK.
o1ers Inducements 20 AERcHAsTs and TOURISTS visiting
New York, unsurpassed - motel AZ tie Ar;Eni oils
follow the asantIrsF witch il Pcs.--Ss
and Whicn EIi he appreciate ed by all tTTH ri-rs.
ls AL locat Convenient To lAce1 OF business
y well Places Of amusement
2h. ScruTuouv clean, we'll iurnisi'st, AID well T=rtA
ted sleeping apartments
81. large supeTbIy furri=hr sitting viii
magnificent Ladies Far.CT, commanding extensive view
O BTOadWay.
9Th. conducted the European plan, visitors
live in the best style. wt the Ereste-t economy.
18th II is connected with
TAYLOR'S CELEERATED SHLOONB,
have their rr-s they desire they
will b. furnished ia their
thu s!"nuS and Hot II Il srirru
edged b cT.cuE, be vastly seriur tlat OF oIhe
He Il il tie city.
tLe o. living fh- ISTFH.
below that Of other fret class iiOsi
| fzb26-8mctSSW a. FREEMAN, Proprietor
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FIt'TH wARD MEETING.


the Fifth Ward, Saturday night. Messrs. Rich
ardson, Edgington aud English, again made
speeches. Mr.. Edgiugtons speech was very
able effort, worthy of his pnlmiest days. lie
seemed ''himSelf again'-and the cogent inter
mngling of his well known command OF invec'
tive and argument, drew forth strong responses
of interest aud sympathy from the crowd. We
really could not help recalling a sketch Of the
last days of WIN. Pitt, which we read the other
day in Littcli's Age, as TO how, when forSaken
by friends, combined against by rival chiefs, he
had appeared in his place in the House of Com
monS-hS great intellect excited to its wontcd
power-the haughtincss of his spirit swelling in
every wcrd-and had carried with him the adni-
ration and the intellectual sympathy of even his
enemies.
Mr.. L. appealed to his friends to stand by
him yet this once He had given then 'Scven
ycarS pith" of his best energies He would
give them again whatever of experience he had
gained, AMI whatever of power had remained to
him. He would work for their interests as he
had done once before, when throughout eleven
weary days nc had stood single and alone in
the House of Delegates, cutting and thrusing
thick and fast, and finally carrying through a
mighty interest for this people, against all odds
and against all expectation.
| At the conclusion hurrah was proposed for
Dan. Ehgington," and it was given, as they say
| in New York, ''xith a will and tiger"
| After Mr. Edgington mad concluded, many
calls were made Tor 81. II. PendletOn, VINO was
present. After some little time Mr.. Pendeton
came forward, and without taking the rOstrum,
expressed in few words his views Of the can
vass that was now going on for the election oil
| Delegates. He did not appear as partisan
He did not regard this at all legitinately n
n political canvass. 1t was canvass involving
deep interests for the city and county, viz: the
adjustment Of half million of our debt, and
the consequent tightening Of our taxes TO the
extent of thirty thousand dollars. He had no
doubt that such an adjustment could be effected
if the right kind Of men were sent to Richmond
this next winter. There was n disposition on
the part of the Board of Public Works of this
State to see this subscription of ours to the Bal
tirhore road taken up by the State, rnd then to
go to work and investigate the secret history OF
| the Baltimore roads connection with the North
Western Virginia road; road which was now
kept up at dead loss to the Baltimore road oil
twenty five thousand dollars per month; road
that was absorbing all the money that should
have come to us rs dividcndS-that had already
cost the Baltimore road, in its construction, up
wards of twelve hundred and nincty-seven
thousand dollars and upon the bonds Of whict
the Baltimore road was now endorser. 1t be
came us to look to these our interests now and
not to politics.
Mr.. P.'s remarks elected much attention and
| frequent applause from the crowd.
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- Particulars NJ the Fire in hIirk'oood.-
Itseems we were mistaken as to the extent of
damage by the fire in Kirkwood, on Friday
night. The property destroyed belonged to
hrnham, Giibertson & Co., and worth
$1,000, against which were liabilities of $4,000.
1t had not been occupied for considerable
.ensla of time. 1t was appraised lately, at
St'oo, and was 20 have been sold on the 18th
OF june
As to the origin of the fire public opinion is
divided The place was open, and was a com
mon rendezvous for the abandoned of both
sexes who resortcd thither for the purpose Ct
paying cards, drinking, and other lewd orgies
\ gang of these people were seen in the build
''s on Friday night, and some attribute the
"Fe 10 their recklessncss, while others incline to
TIE opinion that it was Intentionally done by
some party interested, in order to prevent the
,''e The idea that it was caused by spark
rom passing locomotive, some have init
mated, is hoOted at by others as very bare
possibility, if not an impossibility.
q 7aeatre.--The opening night at the
"'Nen@um was complete triumph. The mem
'sFs Of the company, every one almost, acquit-
x! themselves creditably and earned good
plnions and much praise from the audience
Tonight the beautiful drama of Abclard and
'ei9Ise, and the farce of Buried Alive will be
resented splendid bill and one that will be
sell put upon the stage
Mr. and Mrs. Henri met with most enth usi-
,'''I reception from the large audience in at
'o''lnce on Saturday evening, which must be
'NeA as an indication of the favor in which
"'sy are held by theatre goers
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMERS WISER
AND BROUSSIA.
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MOTIFS DISPATCHES /
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FOREIGN NEWS
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no.lIIIitIe, Fairly Commeneedl
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w A r! w AR!

OFFICE CORNER WATER AND MONROE SHEETS
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DOCTOR BAAKFE

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give - cal artEu-
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las Its Main srsst, four doors above
tie 81. NJ bank, where ne would De happy To rec
ali and new ones a. can make
It conVenSnttO I; hoping BY strict attention 20
business, merit liberal share CT iheir patronage
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tations being 10a011e. for Fair to Good Fair, and
ll}@llac. u b. for Prime. A cargo Of 1855 bags
has arrived during the week, and the stock now on
hand is about 81 500 bags.
SALT. The rates for Liverpool from second hands
are now s5c.G41 for Coarse and 81 10G31 Is for
FINE at warehouse, and IL 050&1 10 for Coarse and
u zOG8l 70 y sack for Fine delivered free Of dray.
age.
WHISKY. The market has been very dull again
this week, and we have noticed sales Of only few
small lots, at 273c for Rectied and 29@3oc n gal.
Ion for Raw.
Weeks receipts, 2419 bbls.-Exports, 100.
CANDLES. We quote Star at 7Ad0Isac for light.
and 19020c. q b for full weight
RICE. I'VE have noticed only limited demand
for Rice at 4l@42c. q h for Ordinary TO Prime
Carolina.
LINE. We have heard Of only d few small lots
of Eastern selling at 81 70@1 Is q bbl.:
TALLow. The last sale We heard Of was at l0ac.
p b for City Rendered.
NAVAL STOKES. The market has been heavy
during the week and some few hundred barrels
were sold at S9040c. 3 gallon. Rosin has been in
limited request at 1 so q 81 60 for Common,
81 65@s1 Is for No. 2, and 81 50@s4 % Dbl. for No
to Choice Virgin Dip.
OILS. We quote Lard Oil at 7s@s5c. q gallon
for Good to Prime Winter Strained and Cotton Seed
at 65@70c. for Crude, and 75@s0c y gallon fol-
small lots Of Clarified. Southern Oil Co.'s Oils are
selling at 75c for Machinery Soc tor Deck and Paint
and zoe. y gallon for Gas Oil.
HIDES. .Attakapas have been selling at 120142c
y b for Dry Sailed and Flint. We quote Mexican
Flint at 1s@l73c. for Heavy and Light.
FREIGHrs. The market has been inactive dur
ing the mast week Init with considerable more firm
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SONIC.

ad
OFrIcrRs-John b. Holland. M.E...H...P..; VIM H. Hol.
r. .Iso: fs Seaman. sR.:'s'
Anton U oasss E 1 GSr T.sss
Chs W. GlafF. secy; Louis Hers Guard. 'D ''s-'''e'
E9T u
Charles and Perddo streets --n' = -.
fs's 81 Mark. H. Rs
q s assHsa re- L Louis Il hs
assemblies held the first Saturday of each month"; IN the
Oficers-B Dasilya, r. l. O. NJ; b. NJ Crenshaw, b. i. q.
M " A. Wilson F e VI 9 Schmidt, Treas Dent
I s. g.
JACQUES De MoLAY coMxANDERY No; meets every
oahseIs-H R:sssssy, q u; Edwards Gen Harmon
@%s, 6p c Gae j. Sk Maafo a1 sse
Shaw, Recorder; VIM Treiford, sentins 1>'''e'
or
corner s.. CHARLES and , fsrddS streets
Dssivs We Henry Williams. treasurer 4 Desols. Be-.
T ss ks %sm 2s sea Fs H. H'
good are
s y RsGm /. as s:ds y
GassEs-y 1 waits, MI Thee: Sanford, v; NJ.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE No. s5, A. F. and A.
NJ Wednesday evening in Grand Lodge Masonic
oicsrsTr%es Scot " Nj sontsg vi v: joseph
Hedges, Ghapiain Joseph cielet. Tyisr . " new y o
DUDLEY LODGE No. g. F; and A. M-Regular commune
s i sss fs;. .ss
osssrsHWm; i. sssvas., v NJ; W: T. Pur,isnss s. ";
secreary Edwin Marks s. b.; j. H. sunison. Di Jos.
Thu sday evening at o'clock at the Grand Lodge
Hall ns ST. Charles Is street. Hssss, Rss,.
Assssi s'i
Woiss Tyler se0fss A. fs'' . - D. y 's'A :. - %
n,..s FEET
odeess-s; P; solomon v. NJ Timothy Carroll, 8; W;
we
@ @ Friday evening at o'clock at the Grand
Officers Geo. N. Beaman W. M wm H. Seaman, s. W.;
John Snisht VI; r. e. Hsrndon TeSsursr H. y STAINS
b 4: 9 fisrpon Sen s.; Richard Kane, s; Louis
ORLEANS LODGE No. 49, y and A. NJ. meet. every Fri.
evening O'clock MasonIe a. s. charles street,
}oq!e w. PG aSa pTEsasnTsr Geslls,
Wilson, Basasn
VI Altmsyer, Treasurer; Hm Weser Secretary g.
Brethren and visiting brethren faternay invited to at
| tend.
ular meetings on the f and Mondays d month"; &
| o'clock p. NJ, at Masonic Hall.
Oficers-W. c. Driver, W. NJ; Aaron Harris, g. W.: i. Pr
dere w.; Geo. Nathan, Treasurer; l. Gardner seers
ary B. Capp s. d. A. A. Niyens j. D.; j. Mure N.
| N. Benachi, Stewards Wol Tyler.
HOME LODGE No: l42, F, and A. NJ. meets in jefferson
Hail. of Magazine and Philip Streets every Wednesday
night.
UaiceJ c. Bachelor ": NJ; G. L. Hillger, W.; R. W.
Stanley, J. W.; A. Mcneil, Treas; W. Beatte Sec'y VIM.
Drew Sen. D.; Q. Weidt, Jun D.; R. Savage, Tyler.
OCEAN LODGE No. IA A. +. and A. NJ meets every Fri.
day evening Washington Hall, No. Marigny Buildings
Third District.
Offcers-A. Goldman, W. NJ; J. p. Warner s. W.; G.
Barh w.; Miilspaugh Treas; J. A. Letter. Sstrssry;
Vim. Clark S. u F. D. Buge j. d. Webster Long Marshal;
J. Mcclesn and d. Vessel, Stewards Bell Chaplain ii
j. Ungerer, Tyler. $500