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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May IL.
The Standard, Conservative, review
ing the position of the United States
and Great Britain on the Alabama
question, asserts that the Fenian out
RACES on Canada more than overbal-
ance the depredations by the Alabama.
Great Britain in agreeing to submit the
grievances of both countries to arbi-
tration did more than could be fairly
demanded, and to yield further would
be cowardice and irrepayable and de-
grading.
ST. PETERSBURG, May IL.
The Government is considering a
plan for the reorganization of the Ro-
man Catholic Church throughout the
empire.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
By TELEGRAPH.

"A dispatch has been received by the
Harvard College crew from the Oxford
College crew, accepting the challenge Of
the former to row four Dared race from
Putrey TO Mort Lake, England.
Miss II. L. Badly, while personatlng
Juliette at the Academy of Music, in
Buffalo, New York. Monday evening,
accidently caught her dagger in the
folds of her dress, penetrating below
the left breast, striking the rib and
breaking off the point of the dagger.
The wounds are serious but not danger
Gus.
Mayor Terrence, of Cincinnati, has
received communication from Gov.
Scott, OF South Carolina, announcing
that he will be with the Committee from
the Charleston Chamber of Commerce
and Board of Trada and Board OF AL
dermen. and would visit Cincinnati on
Friday next to confer in reference to
the southern road.
The first invoice of Japan teas by
the Pacific railroad, was shipped from
San Francisco for st. Louis Monday,
lnauguratinG overland trade with
China and Japan.
"A horse car we'll filled with passen-
gers, was run into last evening by To-
comotive of the Northwestern Railroad
at Kensie street crossing, Chicago, and
four or five passengers severely II not
fatally injured, while six or seven 9TH
ers were more or less injured.
The grand rehearsal of all the
Boston societies and Independent
classes intending to participate in the
great oratorio chorus OF the National
Peace Jubilee, will take place at the
Music Hall on the 10Th instant. Bos-
ton alone will furnish five thousand
singers, who have been rehearsing In
sections for the past two months.
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JOHNEON-HARRIs RIs.-Att the parsonage
OF the Chapline Street II. e. Church, Tues
LYDIA, Mr., GEoRGE W. JOHNSON and Mics
JULIA HARRIs, all Of this city.
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National Insurance Company
EEL1NG, WEST va.

CAPITALs.......-...... ~,
omce % Monroe st., next door to LIST Ma
Honal Bank.
aEo: X. WHEAT, President.
IATF9 McCLUNEY, Vice President.
JoHN BISHOP. Secretary.
CHARLES a. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
o1RHcroRa:-John e. Wilson, Jas O. Orr,
John A. Armstrong, A. G. Quarter, Geo. K,
Wheat. Alex'r. Laughlin, James McClUney,
Morgan l.. OFT, Geo. Adams:
REFERENCES: 8. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling List, Morrison q
Handian q Co., Wholesale Grocers, Wheel.
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
shoe a Ho1se, Wheeling; McCabe, KRAFT & Co,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W: Franzheim 4
inE; INF; Wins WlnshiP, Woods q Co., 9ueenswaCe
Wheeling; T. @. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling
Campbell, FreW q Co, P9bs. 1ntelligepceT
ing; ]. E. Sands, Cashier, First Nat Bank
Falrmont; r. P. Camden, Prest. Nat; Ex
Bank. Weston, w. Va; Capt. John McLnre'
Jr., Wheeling. apEZo
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WHEELING WEST vA WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY l2 1869

Lawrence ] 4O,inch brown, which is
selling at 16kc; Methuen cotton ticks
at 2711c, and Willow Bank No. ticks
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state Insurance Company
OF PARKERSBURG, ". va

OF FPARhEhSBUhGs W. va.
Paid In and secured by the deposit OF Gov
ernment Bonds.
DIRECTORS.
GEN. ]: ]. JACKSON, President Second Ma
tlonRl Bank.
]. NJ. STKPH ENsoN, President Parkenbure
National Bank.
HENRY LOGAN, Director Parkersburg Ma
uonal Bank.
THOMPSON LEACH. Director Parkersburg
National Bank.
JEo. v. RATHBoNE, DirectOO First National
8. PRAGER, Director First National Bank.
M. P. .AMIsS, Attorney at Law.
GEO. ]. HOPKINS, Merchant
WIN. NJ. EVANS, Merchant.
NJ. G. @. CHURCH, President W. Va. Trans
REV. THos. Il. MONROE, of the NJ. e Church.
GEN. ]. j. JACKSON, President.
NJ, z. AMISS, Vice President.
K. s. FOREMAN, Secretary.
This Company being fully organized With
Its capital paid up and secured by Govern
ment bonds, do propose to take rlSkS on
Buildings OF all kinds, d Merchand1se, ,Manutac-
turing Establishments, Furniture, and Car
goes on the Western waters and Lakes, and
being composed of good and leading buEt-
ness men, would respectfully solicit the pat
ronaRe OF the insuring public. Applications
for insurance will be promptly attended TO,
and policies issued at the Agency oft1ce over
the Peoples Bank, Main street, W. Va.
NC. ARTH UR, Agent,
apr2S Wheeling and Vicinity.
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Rl1er ana weather

CINCINNATI, May II.
Weather clear; thermometer at 7s'.
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LOGAN, LIST & CO.,

holesa1e Drug g1s to
WHEELING.
Wholesale Agents ror West Virginia
nov27-deOd&WeOW
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en nnO LBS. SUGAR-OURED HAMS.
5U uUU 1000 lbs Plain Hams.
5000 lbs Shoulders. ,,,,
10000 lbs Clear q Clear KID Sides
100 Tierces Prime Lard.
S RsTrels Extra Lard Oil.
211 Rbls Juno Family Flour
ON do Star do do
I'M do Swan do do
2S0 Half Barrels Lake Fish.
so Barrels Vinegar.
so Boxes Factory Cheese
50 do Concentrated Ly
Forsale by .Nn1AH IopDAHACo.
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1HST1s F0Tsssie 07 HANDLAE. JoRDAH q co.
ASBESTOS Roof Coating s. Cement
YsED FOR COATIE9 AND REPAIR
ING, 2 elt, Canvas, 5h1ngIe and I'm
Roofs, Just received and for sale at mAnu1ac-
suEs5S iV5o P' oHAs. b. BERRY.
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CONSULTATION FREE.
TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby informed that a1teF
the inst visit they can take the treat dirs nr
home and use 1t until cured, WltnOnHI pam -
interruption to their usual VOCATION
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Hoofand's German Bitters.
AND
HOOELAED,S GERMAN TONIC.

PREPARED BY Or. G II. JACKSON,:
PHILADELPHIA,P Pa.
Thirty-ive years since they were first in.
trOduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
ing humanity to create extent, than any
other remedies knO wn to the public.
These remedies will edectually cure Liver
Com plalnt, Jaundice, dyspepsia, Chronic OF
Nervous Debility, Chronic Diarrhoea.
Disease of the Kid lneys, and all DiBSR-
ses arising from a DISordered Liver,
Stomach or 1ntesA tines.
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PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,

PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,
And feeling the hand of time weighing
heavily upon them, with all its attendant
Ills will ind in the use of this BITTERS, or
the TONIC, an elixir that will instilI new
life into their veins, restore in q measure the
energy and ardOr OF more youthful days,
build up their Rhrunken forms, and give
health and happiness To their remaining
uoaPdI
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DEHITITV

There Is no medicine eItant equal TO these
remedies in such cases. A tone and VigOr is
impaired to the whole system; the appetite ia
diSests properly, the blood Is purified, the
mplex1On becomes sound and healthy,
the yellow tinge is Grad Heated from the eV Is, "a
and nervous invalid becomes strong and
healthy hRinR.
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MAY 1l.-FLouR-Quiet and steady.
GRAIN,-Wheat-S better and
quiet; amber at 81 A; white Michigan
regular at 81 so; No. 2 spring 81 Is; No.
2 red 81 35. Corn-1c lower and less
active; No. at 66c; No. 2 at &c; no
grade guaranteed 62c. Oats-Shade
lower; No. 63a631<c. Rye-Dull at
81 2la$I % for No. l and Michigan.
Barley-Nominal.
Receips, 5000 barrels of flour; $500
bushels of wheat; 13, 800 bushels OF corn;
j, 800 bushels of oats. Shipments, 1.400
barrels Of flour; LOO bushels of wheat;
1000 bushels OF corn; 5000 bushels of
oats.
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From 1Tr. Chas. W. HAllar
FREDERICK CITY, Nd, Sept. IL, 1858.
From conviction OF benefit arrived from
the use OF Dr. HoOnand'5 German Tonic, al
though In general Rver6e to Patent Medl-
cinea cordially recommend the ''Tonic" TO
all suffering with dyspepsia, as no other
medicine afforded me such prompt and psr-
mamHnent relief"
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GEO. w. WOODWARD"
Hon. James Thompson.
Judge Of Lhe Supreme Court Of PeIt'lsVEpGntd.
PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1865,
81 consider "HOonand's German BitterB"
q VALUABLE MEDICINE in case OF attacks of
Indigestion or dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience of 1t.
Yours, with resprot, ot,-
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Hoohand's German BitteEs Per bottle sl9S
Hooaand's German Tonic, put up in quart
battles, 81 so per bottle or half dozen for
SS1Do not forget to examine well the ar
ticle you Euy, in order TO get the genuine,
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MAY 11.-FLoUR-Dull with down
ward tendency.
GRA1N-Wheat-sales 5000 bus. No.
Milwaukee at 81 2414; 10000 do at 81 "a;
7, 500 No. Chicago at 81 "a. Corn
Sales 26, 600 bus, in boat and car lots,
new, at 62a63c; 20 600 do new, at 64c;
closing with 10000 bus. new at 6Oc;
others unchanged; no sales reported.
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DRUGGISTS AND sTOREKEEPER
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EVERYWHERE

FoR SALE BY ALL
, 1869-10-07
AMuxE n nENTS.


CHo3HfS ufERA HQC5x.
The sensational and emotional play Of "Ca.
mile =" was produced hero Last night, with Miss
Annie Waite "a Camtse, and Mckee Rankin ~
Armand. This play Is about ~ familiar to the
theatre-gotng public a the alphabet Il to Infants
OF intelligence. It has been rendered herr BY
some OF the frst stars Ia the county, Hence
whoever attempts any OF the leading characters Of
the play must have more or less eell-conftence a.
we'll ~ artnt'c 1k!lL So far Rs Aika Waite u con-
cerDed II NAY here be Stated that her eiocuttou ii
exctllcDt. ahe epuncaates every sentence 20 dis
rnctlJ that II may be heard iu all paftx Of the
house. Suu she has nat passion enough for
ints tnFeIfonatlun. Camille Is one OF those way
ward. etnot'onat. changeanle characters that
requires natural genius to conceive and
and indifference to ehteF Into the popular coucep-
unn Of this Characterization. As Arm1nd, Mckee
Ranttn cabnnt be said TO be success This Is not
In hla line. Wherever norchA18nce requires An
Ilu.u1Gou, Mckee u In his element In tbts
character be II a failure. Tho rest Of the COMPANY
took their tpatts pasaab1y. The honle was very
roor one. Tonight Mckee Rankin takes = benrnI,
HfnkH. On thsa occasion, Mlsa Moille Williams
Wilt Mnke her nrst Appearance Ia this ctlJ.
My1cKERS THEATRE.
"Alrah.na.Fo Fogne was Kept Oh the boards here
last night, with u rerJ fair house The same play
will be conttpuet here through the week.
IHK XCpkuX.
The Woman In Red ~ had fair hearing here
last night. The acting WAS = considerable i'm
troEement OF the night previous. 1t will be con-
uuued during the week.
DEAABoRN 1HKAfKk
The miuttrels were crowded As usual last night,
The programme Twas. the hame as announced on
, 1869-10-07
VIRGINIA.,
Proccedtngs in the Legsslaturc.


RICHMOND. Oct. d,-ln the House OF Repsesen.
ts11vea 70 day. two resolutions were introduced
that tho iron clad oAth be now adutuIstefod to
membtiB and Temporary on1ccry OF the House,
which were referred to the proper committee,
when It Bhalt be appointed.
A proies1, adopted BY the Republican caucus last
night, vas presented. IL u framed With 4 view to
answe1ng Attorney General Lars argument
AND protests ARanat apJ acts Of the Legislature OF
tnl8 session, the members not having taken tho
ifgn.clad path snd the body being therefore lie
>, Tbs following nominations were made for
sPeAfer: Stephen Maddox, Of RappahAnuoct
T. Maddox, OF Chesterfield; and jno. B Crrp-
shaw, Of Richmond Turner, nominated oJ the
Msddox, nenlnased by the Wells Rspub,iesns, a
obtained lory-One: and Hi. CfenahAw i've votes
Tuner Has decsared elected.
In the discussion the point wM pressed that
Of b. pos Ia
explained thai, though not uole to take the lest
cath. be was not disQuaiiaed BY the Fourteenth
J. 6. DsgRer, the old Incumbent wa elected
In the Senate, the eane protest Of the Repnu1,-
can ca1cuA Was presented, and resolution
adopted laying It on the table On the ground that
IT Ta9 mantfefny IN effort to obsttuc, the Recon.
sstuctton acth1 and IN direct violation Of the H.
tespresatton Of fa'd acts By the administration.
a resolution was adopted informing tue Conn.,
handing General Of the organization OF the
Senate. Adjourned
RICHMOND, Oct 6.-The House elected l. c,
Cf1tsenden sergtant-at-Arns, and then sd
z. Turner, who was elected Speaker OF the
uouse to-day, Is lawyer, about 81 yens1 old. and
one Of the nrst advocates Of the Reccnstructton
acts IN the slate- lie was au old Wh,R changed
to Douglas Democrat In 1850, and wAs shortly
as1er defeated ~ : Union candidate TOT the
Legislature.
, 1869-10-07
CITY POLITICS.
Enthusiastic Peoples Meeting in the
Eighteenth Ward
AHnnuuoe1uenf4.


Kf0HfEEEIu WARD,
A lafte@y.httended meeting Of the citizens OF
Eighteenth Ward IN favor Of The ptop.e1 ticket
~as held iast evening, II No. s. Chicago avenue
side. ~ f1""
Nj. Barter stated that cham meeting nad been
oy Mr. A. Young, who had at once declared It I'd.
smnDei; ,daSsIs pSsess vn1ch @ h. h,t t'ns spe1te
nesi,5z he'd on ne si prerioai. evening @ qas.a.y,
be rss voIsd oat Of !he position. At taas nesttas
at O'Clock, to nom1nate Two Aldermen. one
Supervisor, and one constable, and the following
wse baest1 gqges; I1 Tss
tpast these circumstances MI. Young bad made m
attempt 10 break up the present meeting. but had
ts.led ". barker went on 10 speak on the vati.
u QUESTIONS connected with the Peoplc's paItv,
and ueNseied telling hAtaoRne. which Vas re-
ceised xtth fseaoent cheers b the asseublage-
yas n5 NJ anae wnG CO...
i tnne length "a support OF the nominations
lie took The Stand Ana made BRIEF hnt earnest
ftseech. 1t wAs high time, he remafkcd, thss tue
people 1b0nld look alter tho combinations which
:, and their money. Such combinations Inevitably
stnae sooner or later IN all strong party orgsn-
zAt!ohs, and II was therefore the duty Of the
10 time, and unite In breaking up these oppressive
combinations which form one OF The great din.
= ties in representative government. 1u ths
xse TO DEFY the Dat OF the people lis object .aa to
destroy the liberty Of the people and dea1 the pu-
ny o1 The talsnt.box- The speaker showed the
mp conventions With which toe people had no1ninI
wna'eser 10 do, and concluded BY IN appeal to the
c,';xena to 80 to work aad defeat them 1t The polls
Speeches vere made by General L{ep, Major
, 1869-10-07
:. W'"s. ner. Kaas
THE WEST,

RebntfdtnE-Expfcps matterp-Ytco
President Coffax-1ndtau Ocpreda.
lions Rcpotted-Wh,skay Frauds
Murder by the HlAck1cof-S1uxu
RobbcrYs
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
UxAHA. Oct A-Tne WORK Of rebuilding the
Union Pscaao Car Shops will commence ne1r
week.
Wells, FarEo i Co, have copeoltdsted their
lines on the B4cinc coast With the Pacific ExorrsH
running on the Central PBc.nc Railroad Ths
Union Pacific Railroad Company commenced fuo-
Ming Their txpFess line yeateTu4y. They have IT,
9uicable ffAnA1er with Wells, FaIKo CO. west OF
FToEoutorJ, and Wtsh the American and United
STATES E1press Companies east and south OF
Omaha. ~
Vice PreaIdens ColiaI will reach here On Friday
or Saturday, from Salt Lake.
Dispatches fEom 9auta Fe announce more IN
dian dcrredntlous,
Collector Sollisan, Of New Mexico, has .efrosted
out extensive = hAkcy frauds, which will aoQn DO
made public md the offender puntshed.
Two men were found yesteidsv, within twenty
miles Of He!epHs Montnnnr murdered By Black
fett, and their tod!es horribly nutil1ted.
Denset oespach sepott: ssaRe robbery IN
Turkey Creek Canon, yesterday. Tne driver vns
robbed Of t210 IN 2oid-All he possesaed Tho
robbers were dlsGuIsed- They no doubt expected
To md treasure boz.
, 1869-10-07

hon wherever be can IND them. sud bur, and s4,,,
Ia u ancs wa anod t3 for engaging In businnss
Msos6 }}tss }9ssftf tee vhs e., ,os tas Ps!'ilsss
Anna Oonowks wst charged SO fof stcssin1 =
Email }sf worth 1Te cent?.
Lzrchtn McIntnsh u N axoetstye1y hst hev
A!. mother died sou1etime aen, ana his falner "a,
s1.s, ,.3sa Hsacal ~ tof no resson xn.te!es, took
eond 70 anno! her He sehsVed W. 1ey rs adav ~ t ne
1oesday morning. he went 10 tha dom ~ hts
ns rs 8 on 90 - "a noeked i xs opened, and
not have tn md went svxJ. snortiI aif. 1s 1,a 10
EanR TIE dooE bell vsoleutiy' and lid kino sfs1 ~
mo'neF ,no !e @ fM M oosaetfol q !.tH orr hm nnp
sstE.pg Estck he frsw Il It la. Hsr 9HGSa HzSf
rt1se to o&ndases nov, ha1tnR- boen disecsted +
ssssS Sae ssnf fos poee1nan aud Iaocal,a wss A..
hsii 10 sas1er % tS. nssatn& ee sas held IN taoo
hanlt With deadly weapon. ''A'''s IL NJ
...las .nenozs Fe<nsy ru.sed into court on rue,d.,
Ks11antl 4 wazrzntI" she tod ,ha J1.ttc, noA
ES baoSst Anrao hsd been guilty ol diso.dtf1T o1n.
ohn ohsid % a ea4nR ner bad nAmea ana mAk1DR her
eoaa e@, 81. eS Ine document was sarntshed nes. aud
.uo esio !nat The case had been settieo aud she
T&M not appeH eaatntt Bridget Ills Honor 10
y. ~ 10y sone one you'd have to BE- nned, and
ss Aoc oatnoent ID The suit was absent he wpuld
es tne compistoa1t for the tuanie required 10
.t.sae he warrant The amount n1ed TAs s, Al.
teI n,aa gfs.t deal q talking Honora wzs released
opon me yment Of costs-S1
IN @Mcnssi ADllen vent into . za,oon on Lake
sHeei, near Je1erson, on Tuesday nt9ht, tufned
on ne E1't and calmly Informed the proprietor.
NE Lonoehao, th2s he Intended 10 kill him Lon
penan became alarmed and natloed for substance
Policeman Hinkiey arr1yed and TOOK Mullen into
~ NJ sen,ea ny few taps on the head WIN club
lie Naa charged with dlsprder4 conduct, bQt
managed TO er.de all PUNISHMENT bot s. nnc.
-iien1 sk1ck, small boy, has been vts1ing
Hu@en1 Ioondly, & the cosnef Of EInz!e aud
H.ltted streets every day for raon4n past, and
ttea1os about dry cents wonh Of trun and brasa,
and dispostuR Of It TO Junk dealer on Cauai
.fIret: II TBS tonk shop was searched. aqd ABOUT
Russell, HAa discovered. Henry ERs held In s40o
fot triAL The junk dealer IVES arrested 3exterdAy
and wIll be a1734gned THIS morning.
-shnon Dal! drses wa1on- 30 does man
psmed RAzuard. Simon took Wht1etree be-
longing to Ba1uardI employer, and Barnard tn-
lorued on him. On Monday tho THO met on Reu-
ben t1reet and Daley assaulted tta1nald, vas ar
Iette and yesterday held La $500 bail for aforthe1
hearing.
Seventeen men and women 1ere stsessed
small amounts for hAEluG drunk so much wn!s-
keJ md oeer as 10 be unable to nud their way
home
, 1869-10-07


~ foundation for pTeAs 1bsarJ, and that An
uoous b. employed to paint 4 memorial picture
ffpSefenttpE tho dfAp9 Of the 0Fst SCI OF re4oln.
tiohs and also smother picture pofIay.n9 the sur.
vtTnr Of the clrn, cheeftly drifting resolutions In
anticipation Of his m demtSa, an eyeui waich. Il
Is hoped, VIII not take pl2co fof 1t least Two
years.
Mt. Aotfoous VIII bo paid ia resolutions. which
afo to - the c111ent coin Of thH club.
HE G-stA that the re8uIt Of Tho frma-
aon % such = club would neceasarfly be snaf N
the lAne, halt Ind t.tnd would crowd ID Aad tis
ahl. bodied would hare to bury lhsra. He boped
That no pesnoD woutd b admitted pnless hc mi n
pnySczf condition.
MnAt toe nse OF The club was, no o0a MIC .opid
Eani5e company of tnrnoftsNY
NJ H thought DO ono would act 10 nm.
"oftoHy - to 01E1 tn atuopR them merely to dc,
uckat * AN~"AA
Fhr 1FaasssFv--N1. c.
Some ene protested aRaiast having 70 usuy
9neess. eso. 6es Nj. K-n ahrewdly rated thst
hl1 auEXeAtaoa-
TheJ then adjourned to meet Oh Nouday even.
m9 next when thu v1r1ous committees viii
donbt1etx ftnpff ~
, 1869-10-07
THE PRESx CLUB.

There existed In thia city, few ycar8 ago, q
rEt+R club, which, after passing through many
n'oods and mutations expired In blAze Of bank
ruptc5. Not resolution wz4 passed orer It's de-
Mise, and II lived only in the hears OF It's credit.
oIs. From that time down to The present, Ne rep.
lesentatses of the press, though reporting NJ the
rane meetings, Drinking from The same bottle,
sccping in the same bed, sweating The same oaths
md boftcHln2 one anothe1n knlves, have had no
link Of nnIop, no blessed t!e to bind them toset-
er. Numerous ef1urta have been made to reorsAn.
lLe the dead club, but theJ were ali In Tain.
Within few daJa, however, theee gentlemen
who desFc to breathe lie into dead bones, hare
adopted smother course. They hare recognized
TO him lee,luF Of such utter teEenlty and pesec
with the word a. the knowledge thai proper
asi si ri ns r. = 9ls u
sufficient 10 Haft in happiness tho parting soul to
ia mansion In the sktc& Nor can one svoid draw
be profoundly taxed for his funeral expenses. ana
tha1 thus the grief which they feel at his demlse
n,a be Een11ns He w,ll have mouEneEs at ~
hnstands were III lest they should die mud they
ne bur,ed With them, 70 their associates VIII trem-
All this soothea the dylpR hour.
Yeas resolutions hare use&k
S1e" na Ssnt!sme9' m ~ n1ecosol.ng ,nese tacs
plFss Tor the purpose OF orEantxtog ! preas club,
~Nh oh'tuary and mou1nfn. tendencieI Several
letters expressing ther sympathy with the Objects
o. he meeting and their regret At their inability
10 6e present,
JUS such letters are reAd ut political gatherings
and women 3 rights consentona
The meeting eaa called 10 oydcf by Mt. c.
c11i all IN black tie the others present and with
hlack crare on his hat. lie began about a foI.
lows, and saId EubstantiA1l1y tnat whereas it
had pleased Divine Itosidcnce, in it, lnscrutAote
Fisdon to Permit them 10 gather together At that
tine Nd place, therefore resolved. snlt tney or
RanlEe themselves tito Press Club for the pur-
pore Of paying to thcsnclv when theJ died those
attentions which 6Euldet1 the rcspcct Of the living
for tho dead, such as duly epgTusscd resolutlpps.
hacks, cEspe, anu CONTRIBUTIONS.
Mr.. Wa in hopes tnAt the club would be
organized liz hna been suffering for some tina
rum an iucufahlc dneasc which might carr him
pr nj aur moment II wofId be iuexnrrxahjy
sxrct u him II thfy Tould orranize. In orIe1
thnt hr MIGHT see ihr xav In the nsr1nnrs nf hIs
fnn.r.i crnnnssS Eh,rh ma c,hs+.s. s.H ~ ~
~ tha ~ .@AS"' "1A" ""1'" "'1'N '"e fS'4 ~
W Hie SA'.
~. - nopou tnt gE1temA1 *oolH p!ease
toAtpooe h5in9 tntll me clno .as IN running or
der: II would f1se them decided prtsttse taey
could lead OH with deAta. NAs AnJ oflef gen.
tEcn an 10 . slckly condition: Tney mast bear ia
had to pay. Death WAS economy.
Mt. G-aald be had no moneT, but he was pre-
pared 10 pas his ices IN resolutions. ne nsd
EnAcEtt Ic4otolon.o o. cohdofncs, 2na naa 1scao
stock OF " whereas "
1t was decided to havc Secretary, and L1stle
b @was cnoscn- Sue expressed her Willingness
to condole With any one on modtlats tefm&
On motion q Mf. heastN N@.S