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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14
For the Chronicle.
ResOIatfons ofRespect.

Alta regular meeting of the z Club,
held at theirrooms Monday evening. Aug.
9th, 1867, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, Death for the hrst time has
visited our Club, and taken from our
number, our esteemed friend and brother,
Geo W. Messer. Therefore,
Resolved, That by the death of our
brother, we have lost 8 valuable co-work
er, and each member kind and syInpa-
thizing friend.
ResOIUed, That we deeply ~sympathize
withthe parents and friends ofour deceased
brother, in the loss Of q faithful son and
companion.
RESOLVED, That in token Of our respect,
we clothe our insignia for sixty days in
suitable emblems of mourning.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
siens be furnished the friends of the de.
ceased, and also q copy sent TO the local
paper for publication. 3
By order Of the Prest.
g. II. STILES, Sec.
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closing

Extra Beeves-Fine, fat. well formed.
a to 6years old steers. and averaging
l.2O0 rs and 7,5O61T5
Prime Beeves-Good. well fatted. fne-
ly formed steers. averaging from l.
100 to Loo n. at-----------$6.7s9T.3
Fair Grsdes-Fsir steers. in fair flesh,
averaging I.OOO@L.4O Ms. at----&I5@6.5
Medium Class-Meainm steers and
good cows. &c for city slaughter and
averaging eO091, 200 rs, at.-$Sm0SS0
Stock Cattle-common cattle in de-
cent tethceIeraging 8Oo0l.m -
Inisrsor-LiE6 zsdt thin cows etssrs 8
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Cleveland whoIesaI Msrkst.

MONDAY EVENING, Augustll, 1901.
~FL0UR-Quiet and steady. We quote: Xxx
spring $l0.s09I1,e0: Xxx red $1I,OO@Il,50 Xxx
amber $n.5O9l2,00; xxx white winter SIS
@l3.O0.
WHEAT-Higher, but irregular. Sales I car
extra red at 800 car No. red at 500 ; l cal
do do st $2,lS l car do do at $2.17: l car No.
red at 500.
C0RN-Insctivs and lower. Mol held al
9S994e; 90G9lc offered.
,QATS-NOminaI st 5s@6Oc for new: s5e fol
PORK-Quiet. Mol city packed Mess $3.50
No. 2 do do $2,50; Clear $3.50.
~LARD7Stsady. C~ity-rendered he in tisrees
country-rendered l1A9l2e.
SMOKED MEATS1Rather quiet, but price.
steady and 6rm. SuKar-cured Hams 21c Dried
Beef &c Shoulders lac; Breakfast Bacon Ice
BUTTER-Quiet md steady at 1920 fol
choice w estern Reserve, the outside for smsl
lots; l59l6c fot common Western Reserve and
Central
CHEESE-Continues dull and steady at 7913C
for inferior to choice dairy and factory.
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Feed, Feed, Feed.
All kinds of Mil feed at the Island Mills.
April TIT Ola 81
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,rooatt,s LiGe PtIIs a Phmuix hi

N~IOfatt's Life Pills d Phoenix Ritters
were first used in private practice in 1925. They
were intr oduced to the public in 1885. since
which time t~heirreputation has extended. until
they have 6 sale in excess Of all other Cathsrtic
and Purifying Medicines. There is hardy q
family among civilized nations VINO nav not
personal evidence Of their beneficial Effects
Their great success is owing to their uniform re-
liability in cases ofsConsnmption. Bilious and
Stomachic diseases. whether oflonE or shortdu-
ration. They are entirely vegetable in their
composition. and harmless to the gentlest infant.
One ingredient opens the pores Of the skin
another is diaretie and stimulates proper as-
ton Of the kidneys; a third is emOllienf. loos-
ening phlegm and humor from the lungs; other
properties are warming and cathartic. and
cleanse the stomach and bowels from unhealthy
secretions. Their combined effects is. to regu-
late the impaired functions Of the system. and
to produce Aeahh. 1t is not asserted Moffat's
Pills arc q cure aH-that they will cure all oon-
plaints-but under ordinary circumstances they
may be relied upon to cure Nervous and Sick
Headache. Costiyeness. Dyspepsia. Indigestion.
Jaundice. Liver and Bilious Complaints. Colds
Scurvy, General Weakness. &c. They are ex.
pIccsls mduC NOI LucSt ulscarcc- MlAAOuo upOu
millions of cures can be cited. In no single in
stance has a~cOmplaint ever come to our knOwl-
dge, where they have not operated as recon-
meuded.
The printed circular around each box fully
explains the symptoms and effects of each dis.
ease. specifies treatment, furnishes evidence. &c.
We briefly refer to Rev. David Elder. Frank
Lin, NC, who was curedof Dyspepsia. C.R.Cross.
Of Theoike. ILL.,. cured Of Liver Complaint
h. Hooley. of Springfield. Pa. had Scrofula
and had to use erntches; was cured in three
week. James D. Dolsns. ofAdrian. Mich. cured
Of Bilious Fever. Rev. Henry Graham. Presby-
terrain Church. Gananagua. Cal. Of Fever and
ARue. Rev. I'd. H. May, TWenty-frst New
York. Of Rheumatism and Piles offs years stand
ing, Rev. Samuel BOwles. Editor Of the SIring-
field Mass Republican. was cured Of terrible
Costiveness. Hon Ed. Weber. Of Rumney. N.
H. of Liver Complaint etc, etc.
Abox ofMoffat's Life Pills. Withfull circulars.
&c, will be sent gratis to any Physician or Cler-
gymsn. on thsrecsipt Of two three cent postage
stamps. -T -,a
Mofat's Lite Pills are . cents per box. Mof-
fats Phoenix Bitters, 81 per bottle. They are
sold by sI respectable dealers throughout the
continents and the Islands of the Ocean.
WHTE d ROWLAND, Proprietors.
Successors tc DR.. John Mofat. and DR.. VIM.
B.. Mofat, III Liberty Street. New York.
May g. lS6I-e.o.W.
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Friendships tIe!

Sacred above all things earthly, Is the tie
existing between true friends. The informing
ling Of thoughts and feelings of these well tried
souls. seem mutually to benefit each other. and
shed 2 ray Of sunlight. ~ whicht 70 waikiki LIES
knows no SORROW. that We would fain stay the
hand Of death and live, live for the present
only. But the decree has gone forth. the tie Of
friendship must be broken, the placid form will
soon pass on, when We will grasp at 1.-THE shadow.
anything. to afford pleasant recollections of the
once living. Indeed this has been the case for
many years. and perhaps no one has done more
in the way Of supplying the world with beau
tifuI shadows" than RICE. the New England
Photographic Gallery No, Is. Market ST..
Warren D. Gail and see his style Of doing
business.
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Flour, Flour.

Flour, Flour.
~wishing White Amber, Red Spring
-2aur, will ind 1t to their inter-
RUSH. HAMILTON & Co.
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DESOREsTIs MoETHIT-Ths Ssptsnber mum
Der Of this fAvorits parlor periodie.I i fdlly
equal to any Of those which have preceded IT,
The illustrations are varied. and brilliant as
ever. and there is 8 tone of freshness and origi-
nality about the entire contents which contrasts
remarkably with other psrlOr publications.
We do net wonder ladies prize it, 70 thsmyiti 1.
fun Of useful and interesting reading sndirfcr-
;mation. bssids containing many valuable speci-
A~lities. in the Sayof patterns. etc. which can
be got from no other source. Three dollars per
snnum. with 9 premium. Address,
". JENNINGS DEMOREST,
AS BrosdWay. New 70 TX.
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette says that during the re-
cent interview GrSnttold the Presidentthat
Sheridan must not be removed; that he
(Grant) intended to sustain him, and that
ne felt sure the people would IN turn sus-
tain him. The writer addss Sheridan
sti1 continued in his command. and it
seems probable that he will remain where
he is. If t be true that he is retained
through Grants influence, is it not hnnl-
iatingf" Very humiliating, undoubtedly!
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CLIMAX

Pages Climax alve. for Burns. Scalds. scrofu-
Ia, Salt Rheum, Sores. Broken. Breasts. Fros
Bites. Chilblains. Stings. Bruises. @ uts. Swelling
DC. whether upon man or beast, isthe most won.
derful article ever produced. Other good arti.
oles alleviate; this cures. 1t allays inAama.
tion. subdues pain. and heals without g scar. II
is worth its weight in gold to any family. and
should always be on hand It is warranted tc
DO what it says every time.
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TheAsthma.

FArnham's Instant Relief and Permanen
Cure for the Asthma is pronounced by the medi-
cal profession, the Press and the public, to be q
wonderful and reliable Specific for this distress
ing and hitherto questionable disease. The
Inventor offers his remedy to the public with
the assurance that it furnishes the only perma-
nent cure for this formidable and quite preva-
Isn't mAlady. and with the firm belief that in no
instance all it fail to effect a cure where the
directions thst accompany the medicine are
fully complied via Prics$2. per box. or Six
bozes for SO. Sent BY mail. securely sealed
With postage prepaid. to any address within
the United States on receipt Of the price. A
liberal discount Is made to Dealers, and it has
bseoms . standard remedy with DRUGGISTS
throughout ths country. Price lists and eircu-
lars sent upon application. We take pleasure
in recommending this valuable and infalible
remedy to sill such as may be afflicted with Asth-
ma. All orders should be addressed to VIZ. II.
FARxzIH. Editor and Publisher Sparta Eagle.
Sparta. Wisconsin.
For sale by Morrow q Vsnness. BurEh Hill.
Ohio. IJuly IT-6mt.
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HO! for Wool, Cheese, and
RnnfarI

How can we remedy the low prices of these
useful articles?. There ID only one way to make
things even, and that is this; Other 0oods mus
come dolc1 IN price foo! If q year ago wool was
worth sixty cents a pound, and is now worth
only forty, other things ought 10 drop in proper
ton. Julius King, Main Street, Warren o.,
believes this and will for the next thirty days,
sell everything in his line at Uery greatly reduced
prices. Watches, Clocks. Spectacles. Spoons.
Plated Goods. JeEelIy. Cutlery, &c, DC. are
to be sold on o toOoL cheese and butter basis I Let
every one then who desires things at 0av dolcH
August I. 1917
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Phtsburgh FemaIe seminary

We are indebted to Rev. &c Pefshing,
President of the Pittsburgh Female Semi
nary, for a copy of the annual catalogue Of
that aoprishing Institution, ~ThsSemina-
~ building is among the finest in the
country, being 14S feet in length by 100
in width, and is supeFbly furnished and
finished. Its educational facilities are
unsurpassed, afOr1ang superior advanta'
ges in securing a thorough, solid and
ornamental education. The Faculty,
which is yerY highly qualified, is quite
large and complete, being twenty-five in.
number. The attendance cf pupils last
winter was four hundred and thirteen.-
1t is the aim Of the friends Of this ihstita-
ton to build up a school Of the first eIass.
and in this laud;bIe object it is gratifying
TO learn that marked success has attended
their efforts. Pittsburgh is considered one
Aof the healthisst cities in the Union, and
as most readers know, is easy of sccess by
railroad and river.
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The Photographic1r art

lisa good thing IS far as Il goes, il Is a yery
simple art End requires Int little study until
you cOnnectit With Painting. then there OPEN
70 rs 9 broad Held of study and practice, and
will succeed in producing shadows which vii
afford pleasant fecolieetions of the once living,
MI Il: has been making linked PhokoxraphS
from old Dag. and from life. for s years. Our
caro- work gives satisfaction. Good assortment
Of Frames at reasonable prices.
Rooms on Market street, G. G. Tzyl0f's old
stand BnOOESk P0TTRR-
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The reports Of the grape crop in Ohio
are very favorable, and the Cincinnati
Wine Growers Association have cheering
intelligence from all quarters. They an
nounee officially that the prospect is,
sthat tbe yield Of grapes this season viii
be unprecedented by any year since 1859.
Such is the report all over the county
In most localities the fruit hangs in heavy
and perfect clusters LIN
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Leather Market.

CORRECKED WEEKLY BY
M'IALN G6 WARD,
Ala. M'ConneIls old Stand, Main st. W arren.
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Jockey U 5-S.
Passed BALI. Ydrad. G.. Jockey. 3.
Fly Clutches. Ydrad. 6 Jockey
MSssed Catcher. Ydrad. 6. Jockey. Is.
Home Buns. Ydrsd. IL. Jockey. 8.
Left on BGse. Ydrad.5. Jockey. 3.
Tine Of Game. 4hours.
Umpire. WIS. CArnahsn. of Mutual. ofMead-
vile.
Scorer. William Howell. of Ydrad. F. C
Fitch. Of Jockey.
At the conclusion of the game both
clubs repaired to the st. Charles, where
a choice supper had been prepared by
the Ydrsd's. after which the Kinsmsn
boys left, well satisfied with the treat
ment they had received.
The Bloomfield and Jockey clubs
play q game on the grounds of the lat
ter, on Tuesday August 10Th.
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Good Stories.


MEssRs EeKSoR & FIELDS have issued
the initial number of Coon STORIES,
under hieh tile they propose 20 publish,
IN chess md attractive form, a valuable
collection Of Short Stories, Tales, and
Sketches.
It IS not intended TO limit this collection
10 English literature At viii embrace. by
competent trnaslations, the best and most
characteristic short stories of allianguAgss.
While having in view the idea Of
making this collection valuable as a re-
pertory of choice fiction, the Publishers
have in mind the great need Of the rraFel-
ing public for q class of reading that shah
answer for amusement in the ~raiI-car or on
The steamboat. Aisrge volume or a long
story often becomes wearisome 10 the
traveller on account of the disadvantage
TO which he is subjected, while the type of
many volumes renders the reading of them
impossible to not a few travellers.
In COOP STORIES all of these difficulties
sre overcome Each numbeE IS a small
qnarto, appropriately illustrated, and easy
to the hand; the stories are choice, and
demand not too continuous attention ; the
type is large and can be easily read, and
the price, Fifty Gents per number, will
place GOoDsStores within the reachsof ali.
= "a No. 2 WILL BE ISSUED IN AUGUST.
TICKNoR s FIELDS,
Publishers, Boston.
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To THE KDIToR OF THE CHRoNIcLE.-
Sir.-Mr. S. K. Chaffee, Of Kinsman, has
a small white COW, 6 years old, purchased
in West Salem, Pa, thai gave forty-fyt
lbs. of milk per day during the month O.
June last OF 1850 lbs. in said month
August 8, 1867. d. s.
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DR.. Il. Jonfe Mattocks

Can be consulted at his Office as follows. 1867,
every four weeks: ~
{ Warren.0. National Hotel Mondays. May q,
,JuneA. July2, August To- September1 6, Oct.
-14,Sor. u. and Decembera.
Ravenna, o. Gi11ett House. Tuesdays. May
2. June25. July 3sAueast 20 Sept II. Oct. Is.
%tront o. imerissn House. Wednesdays,
Maya, JuneS, July a, Augusta, Sept. Is. Oct.
Is. Nov. is. Dec. II. -Et -nE
Wooster. o.. American Hetel, Thsrsdays.-
May 9. June 2. July Is. August Q. Sept. l9.
0ct.1, Now Il. Dec. u,
MAnshslds O., Wler House. Fridays. May 81.
June q. July $. August q. Sept. %. Oct. is.
Nov, Is, Bee. Is. ri 49,,
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Murder d. sharan. r.

On Saturday. while Rouse's theatrical
company was performing in Sharon, a
row broke out, occasioned by Lawrence
Mounts, John Ashton, Robert Ross, Daniel
Early, Jack Brutan and Humphrey
Csughlan, asssulting a man named Moran,
and Michael and Nicholas Mooney. The
disturbance was qnelled, in the theatre,
bat when the parties we're going home,
The MONEYS and Moran were attacked
-Moran's skull was broken, his face, neck
and breast cut with s knife, which proved
almost instantly fatal The brothers
Mooney, were beaten with stones and cut
with knives, aud their injuries, it is feAred,
viii prove fatal. The assault 1t is clAimed,
was wholly ~unprovoked. The parties are
all rolling mill hands. Officers William
Hamiin and Thomas ROwden, of Sharon.
visited fhis place in search of the assault
ing party on Sunday, and succeeded in
finding and arresting jack Brutan and
John Ashton, supposed % be PRINCIPALS.
They were taken46 sharon on Monday.
A man named Green, vas arrested in
Sharon, on Sunday on charge of being
one of the assistants.
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Total,

Of these there are below the age of ten
years, 207; between ten and twenty, 3I5;
between twenty and thirty. S79, between
thirty and forty, 247; between forty and
fifty, $50; between fifty and sixty, IS; be.
tween sixty and seventy, 81; between sew
enty and eighty, 2, over eighty 2zReg-
lister. -
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Cattle-The market for the week past has been
much more favorable for droFers and stock
growers then the preceding two or three weeks.
Values have not been materially enhanced,
saws the Tri5uas. but . better, frmer feeling
has pervaded the market throughout, and buy
ers generally have evineed more interest In
the tra6c. and have been much more liberal in
their views. Eastern adYices have invariably
been Of an encouraging character. and there
has been exhibited = healthy. strong demand
from the opening to the close Of the market. so
that holders Of desirable grades have been ena-
bled to realize, without difficulty. and in most
instances at q shade better prices than obtained
during last week The arrivals, though supe-
ri0r perhaps in point Of quality. to those Of any
week for the past month. we're still far from
being mp 10 the requirements OF the trade. in
this particular Though emhracinE many very
fine bullocks. and not afeg that were really
prime. the great bulk Of the offerings were Of
the lower order-a class OF stock that might
have been Kept on pasture Tor lev weeks long
er to excellent advantage. The different classes
Of buyers have been veil represented. and all
nave operated more or less literally.
Shippers have taken The bulk Of the stock
Buyers IRON New York. Buffalo. Pittsburgh and
PHILADELPHIA have bsen in liberal attendance.
and under q good healthy competition between
these points. all offerings suited 10 the wants Of
remunsrztive rates. Good smooth fat steers OF
from Loco to 1,30O0 lbs average. and over, hive
met with quick sale at $7,2597,75 while for one
or two droVes Of strictly prime buIloeks S7,909
o,oU was ItAllAcu. 2u6co. uOM6NdIs were e1-
IRENE prices and cannot be relied up0n. There
was but q moderate movement in the market
for stock cattle. bat the supply Of this class Was
comparatively light. so that nearly all were
worked OF. and At relatively better rates than
obtained during the week before. Feeders from
Western New York, Ohio. Pennsylvania. Indi-
ana, and sections Of our own State sere in at
tendance. n Competed for the offerings. Pri-
ces may be quoted At S4.O095.75 for common to
prime stock steers. though Tor some ''scalaWag"
mixed lots saies were made as low as S,QG3,15
City butchers came in for their usual supplies,
but. As . general thing they were not disposed
to advance their bids Of last week, and for or
binary butchers stock As good prices have not
been obtained. relatively. a. for other grades.
On Saturday there was scarcely anything
done. The fresh receipts lumber 205 head;
with those left over from Fridays sales.
made . total supply tn the pens OF less than
SO head. Yeti this number proved more than
sufficient 20 meet all demAnds- There was bare
y . half dozen buyers IN attendance, and only
l64 head changed hands during the day. These
taken M mostly on local account. The
wore the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

? WEIGHT TRUTHs.-Who is wise! He
that is teachable. Who is uightyi BE
that conquers himself Who is reha He
that is eontented. Who is honored? he
that honoreth others ?,
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seThe Barn Is on Fire p,

T. Ard ten ton Of new hay. and two horses. snt
zone up In whirl Of smoke and flame. It wa
so fucky-my getting an Insurance last week II
the ''ChioFsTmers Ins. Co." Now I will 20 4
n, J.. MeLain 6 Sons, Agents at Warren, an
get q thousand dollars in Greenbacks. Pais
iessthaa Ten Dollars for fDe years Insurance. ans
got q thousand dollars besides. Ny eyes! bu
It's q lucky go for once"
Auz. 7-2t a-r
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The Supreme Court of Iowa has render
ed a decision declaring National Banks
lot taxable, as the law of the State now
stands. Judge Cole dissents from this
opinion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

The Nilesians like an ancient people
we read of in a certain ~antiqnsted book,
thinking they had grown 10 be 3 great
people, took it into their noodles that
they must be numbered. Well, Ike thing
was done by o worthy Marshal, and
here is the result. We give hefr nation
alitv ne wall as their numhers
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A@E-
DEGHxEs. TruulbuH Temple No. IS winsnes;
IN the Hall Of Warren Lodge. 1S3, I. o. G. T. on
Friday evening. AUG. 16, at s O'Clock precisely,
per order, s.P. DRAA. W. D.. Sec
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

Pairs, August 9.-Dispatches received
here confirm the previous announcement
of the occupation of three provinces of
Cochin China by the French forces.
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Pref d. o. Eewecmb, who lately be-
came - tizen Of Oa5 place, and opened a
law Office has been invited TO Profess
sor's chair in a college at Eureka, Illinois,
and we understand has concluded to ae-
cent. We are sorry 70 part company
with hzm, and wish him very good for
tune in the west.
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Ch1cago CattIe alarket.

By Telegrsph.-Chicsgo, Aug. H.
Beef cattle dull. Sales at $6.50@6.75 for
fair to good shipping steers.
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Furnifuret

EurAlIufe! .-1-.
Notwithstanding our late disasters we have a
complete assortment of Furniture, unseathed by
fire or food. that We will sell at low figures. Call
and look at il, at the old stand -
TRUESDELL 4 TOWNSEND.
Warren, March 81.
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lin late forsign news is a paragraph
Stating that a letter fsom the chairman Of
the committee sent to this country to in
sestigsts tie condition Of tbsASABtic and
Great Western Railway states that con-
aderable repairs are needed 70 put the line
in proper shape, and it win in all prOba.
billy be requisite to ask the bondholders
to capitalize their interest for a period,
and postpone for a time the interest on
consolidated bonds.
loa Saturday evening last sn midi
vidusa whose indulgehces had befhddled
his upper story, located himself On the
railing of the iron bridge that spans the
river, where for a very natural reason, he
could not maintain his eqniPOise. hence
tumbled overheard. The splashing was
heard by some persons near, who on visit
ing the scene, discovered the man wading
farther into. instead of out OF, the water.
He was towed out safely. and made q bee
line for Niles, where he said he belonged.
The new NJ. E. Church Of Sharon
was dedicated on Sabbath, 18th nit. The
oedicatory exercises we're conducted by
Rev. d. Nesbit, of the Pittsburgh
Christian Advocate, and were IN every
particular a success. The Herald says q
collection amounting to $1,000 was ia
ken up during the exercises, which is suf-
fcient to relieve the church of all embar-
sssment. The total expense of repairing
and furnishing the church has amounted
70 about $4,000, and the cancellation of
the bill at 50 early a day has surprised
those who st first were most sanguine
Of the success Of the enterprise.