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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-23

To LuMBERMEN, CARpENTERs AND
BunDERs.-H. s. White, OF Bolton, has
two saw mills now in operation and is
prepared to furnish all the kinds Of lum.
Der cut from timber in that region, and
can fill orders promptly. He is also pre-
pared to saw to order, unusual lengths
Of either lumber or timber, and calls the
attention Of builders particularly to this
fact. His prices are as reasonable Us
those Of any other manufacturer Of lum-
Der in that section, and will be found
lower than those charged for lumber of
the same grade cut in mills more remote
from this market. Orders respectfully
solicited. cod
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CONTRACT sloNED.-Last evening,
Messrs. Kleives, KRAFT s Co. signed the
contract for building the new school
house in the 9Th Ward. BY order Of the
Board Of Education, President Hall
appended his name to the document
on It's behalf. Work on the building
will be commenced at once, and as
the contractors are men Of energy, there
is little doubt but that the job will
be completed by the time specifed-Jan.
l, 1878.
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NEW Pic Nc GROUNDS. hear that
our friend Will STEELE, four miles out the
National Road east, has put his handsome
grove in order for the accommodation OF
pic mic and excursion parties. These are
among the very finest grounds for the
purpose we have ever seen; and can be
rented Gee and water included for fifteen
dollars per day. Arrangements for get.
ting to the grove from the railroad track
will be both safe and ample. Round trip
tickets furnished to excursion parties at
25 cents for each passenger.
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TICKETS TO PH1LADEIpu1A.-Round
trip tickets to the Philadelphia Conven.
ton cia the Cleveland s. Pittsburgh Rail.
road can be procured on and after to.
morrow until the 9th of June, from John
Baltic, at the Union ticket office, under
the Mcclure House, for thirteen dollars.
These tickets can be used in returning
until the 10th Of June, This route pre-.
sents elegant cars, magnificent scenery,
and attentive officials as attractions 10
those who are to take part in the dcliber.
atoms of the body named, in addition to
the low rate Of fare.
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DISTRICT CouRT.-The case Of Banse.
mer & Co. ps. Watson, was given to the
jury, yesterday, and a verdict in favor Of
the defendant was rendered soon there.
after.
The case Of Hoffman, Curtis s Co. gs.
Citizens Fire, Marine and Life Insurance
Company Of this city, was taken up and
occupied the attention of the Court until
the, hour Of adjournment last evening.
(since the foregoing was written we
have heard that the case was decided by
the Court in favor Of the plaintiffs)
Adjourned until the usual hour this
morning. .
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New Rooms oCcUrIRD.-We are not
certain that we have heretofore noticed
the fact that the Young Mems Christian
Association, has taken possession Of its
new rooms in Craugle's Block. They
are now open for visitors day and night.
A member Of the Association will be
found on duty every evening to welcome
strangers. The rooms have been hand.
somely fitted up and present really
attractive appearance, Young men, drop
in You will meet with a cordial greet
ing.
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FEMALES.

In many affections peculiar to females, the
EXTRACT BUCHU is uHeQuAled by any Otha
itY FsjISlaeSs or sup St Of Cu,oal
Excavations, liberated or ScIrrhOus state Of The
Uterus, LeucorrhGa or Whites, SterIllty, and io'
Complaints incident to the sex, whether arising
from indlacretion, Habits Of Dissipation, o. ID
the Decline or Change Of Lilo. II Is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians sd
hldwlves, after Conancments, and for Eniee6ed
and Delicate Constitutions Of both sexes and gu
ages, attended with any Of the above DIIeAse'H
AvrnntnnA
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The VoTE, LAST N1GHT.-The vote on
the gold headed cane at Mayer & Sons
stood as follows: John Clark, Belmont
mill, I'D. D. Mccoy, Riverside, "a; Will
liam Dare, Benwood, /; Ed Weisgerber,
B. & o. machine shops, SO; John Scott,
sweeney's works, So; ]. ST. J. Clarkson,
printer, 2; Thomas Shelly, glass blower,
10. (ir. Travis, Of La Belle, declined
being a candidate)
But one evening more until the cane
will be awarded. The contest is getting
quite spirited, and it will behoove the
friends Of all the candidates to be stirring.
Rally to the polls tonight. One fire more
and the cane will be somebody's.
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DECIDED UPoN.-The time for holding
the great entertainment, festival, tablcaux,
&C., for the benefit of the Children's
Home, has been fixed for Tuesday even
ing, June 4th. Embracing, as the Board
of Managers does, representatives from
all the various churches, societies, nation
alites, &C., and the Home being entirely
unsectarian, the coming effort Of the
ladies Of Wheeling promises to be sort
of general jubilee, an evening Of fraternal
good will, and innocent mirth, and yet an
evenings entertainment to benefit the
noblest and most liberal of our charities
As everybody intends to help on June 4th,
this festival will be a wondrous success.
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HEATuEN CHnEE, Tycoon Red Jacket
Winona, MineAaha Wall Papers and Dor.
ders, just received at PAUL & Orrs, No.
90 Monroe street They have also on
hand full stock Of cheap and fine papers,
ranging in price from eight cents to five
dollars. They make specially OF Deco.
ratiye Papers for Public Halls, Churches,
Dining rooms and Halls in private dwell
ings. Give them cali.
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Mrs A. ] LAeARDE, Union street
would respectfully inform the public thai
she is prepared to do all kinds of Hair
work in the very best style. Her stock Of
Hair goods embraces everything in thai
line, which will be sold at the lowest
prices. She solicits an examination Of
her stock, and hopes to receive fair
share of patronage.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Thomas Cook, a
well known and highly respected citizen
Of Bridgeport, died very suddenly at his
residence last Tuesday. MIR. G. was ap.
parenly in robust health but a few
minutes before his death, and was en-.
gagged in cheerful conversation with a
neighbor only very briefperiod previous
to his decease. While sitting in q chair
at his home, the dread messenger came
and summoned him in moment. He
had about finished the course of reading
preparatory to attending medical lectures,
and gave promise of rising to distinction
in theprofession oil medicine. g, He leaves
wife and two or three children, who
have the warmest sympathy of the entire
community. There is some diversity Of
opinion as to the disease with which he
died. Apoplexy is that most generally
believed.
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sRREsApE.-col Foster and his string
band treated the compositots IN the, news
room Of the INTErI1aENcER to q delight.
ful serenade last hight. They have the
thanks Of all hands. Blythe way Coils
band is well drilled, and has a repertoire
Of music admirably adapted for balls and
other festive occasions. Excursion par.
ties and pic mics win make q note Of this
fact.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

A called meeting ofthe Board Of Rdu.
cation was held last night President
Hull in the Chair. Present, Messrs. Blck.
81, Caldwell, Caruahan, Crawford, Gross,
Harrison, Maxwell, 0tte, Stewart, VIII.
son, Weltzel and ZOeckler.
The reading Of the minutes Of last
meeting was dispensed with.
Dir. Stiiel who was elected at the last
meeting TO FIJI the vacancy in the Board
from Madison township, .occasioned by
the resignation Of Mr.. Plarr, appeared,
assumed tho prescribed obligations and
took his seat as q member.
The President stated the object Of the
meeting to be the consideration Of the
bond Of Messrs. Kleives, Kraft s. Co.,
contractors for building the school. house
in the Eighth Ward, and to select o su.
perlntendent Of the construction thereof,
The contract having been read and ap.
proved by the Board, the President was
authorized TO sign It.
The Board proceeded to elect q super.
intendent Of the construction oil Eighth
Ward school.house, and nominations
were called for.
Mr.. Cross named Mr.. 0tte, and that his
compensation be $500 for seven months.
There being no other nominations, Mr..
Otto, on motion, was declared unani-
mously elected.
On motion the Superintendent was
authorized to remove one OF the frame
houses now on the site, as far as may be
necessary to accommodate the new build.
The Committee on Buildings and Real
Estate was instructed TO select the site,
and establish the grade line, Tor said
school house.
Tho Clerk was authorized to issue a
duplicate order to Miss Patterson, Of 9th
Ward School, Tor her compensation as
teacher in the month Of March.
On motion the Board adjourned.
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LEFT FOR GRAFToN.-Quite a number
of the delegates to the Grafton Conven.
ton, (Which meets today from this and
the counties above, left on tho trains last
evening and night Several others go out
on the early train this morning.
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FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING. About
five o'clock yesterday morning an alarm
Of fire was sounded from the Fourth ward
engine house. Considerable time elapsed
before there was any response by the
other bells, but they eventually sent out
their notes Of alarm on the morning air.
The property on fire was one Of a row Of
old, dilapidated tenement houses, on Ce-
dar alley, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, belonging to George Crumbacker.
Its early discovery, and the prompt sppli.
cation Of water by persons living in
the neighborhood, resulted in the flames
being extingulshed before much damage
was done. We were told that $50 would
cover the damages, and that there was a
policy OF insurance on the property for
ten times that sum. The fire is believed
to have been the work Of an incendiary.
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DECORATION DAY.-Decoration Day
Goth inst) will DO celebrated in this
vicinity in the usual way. Port Thoburn
No. 4, G. A. r., propose to turn out, as
will also Capt. Trimble's Company Of
Volunteers. The public will be expected
to participate and arc invited to make
contributions of flowers or anything else
that may lead to add to the interest of the
occasion. No money will be asked from
citizens to defray necessary expenses, but
the friendly cooperation Of all who feel
inclined to aid in this annual tribute to
our dead defenders is invited.
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FOURTH WARD SCHOOL EXCURSION
CHANGE OF TINE AND BoAT.-Arrange-
ments have been made whereby the pic.
mic excursion Of the Fourth ward public
school, down the river, to-day, will be
made on the steamer Carrie Brooks, in.
stead of the James Rees, as previously
announced. The steamer will leave the
wharf at halEpast seven o'clock, instead
Of seven, as heretofore arranged. The
excursion will be made, rain or shine;
but, should the day be rainy, the party
will remain aboard the boat. The Carrie
Brooks is pleasant craft, and everything
that can be will be done to make the day
pleasant one.
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CHEAP SHEET MUEc.-One Thousand
Pieces Sheet Music, amongst which are
many worth One Dollar copy, will be
offered for ten days from date MAY 18TH
at ten cents for each piece. Also, at same
time large collection of choice music at
hayprics marked. Music buyers will find
bargains in this lot now open at sheib's
Music Store, Monroe street af a.
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]. T. LAxN s. Co. are prepared to
make up suits in the latest style and at
almost any desired price. Give them a
call, as they never iail to give satisfac.
ton. A fine stock of Gents Furnishing
Goods constantly on hand.
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EXCURSION TO THE INF1RMARY.-The
Board OF Supervisors make their annua
visit to the County Infrmary today
leaving at eight o'clock this morning, via
the Hempfeld railroad.
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ALL RIGHT.-The distractions on Mar.
ket and Monroe streets, referred to in yes.
terday mornings paper, were promptly
removed. The merchants in both local.,
ties feel grateful that the nuisances no
longer exist.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-The annual
election Of officers fof the Woman's For.
eign Missionary Society of the NJ. E
Church in this city was held yesterday
afternoon. The following was the result
President, Mrs. L. A. Hagans; Vice Presi'
dents, Mrs. DR.. Richmond, Mrs. E. w
Ryan, Mrs. T. B. Hughes, Mrs. John Car.
lin, Mrs. E. Hobbs, Mrs. H. B. Hubbard
aud E. ]. Stone; Corresponding secre.
tary, Miss Amanda List; Recording Sec
rotary, Miss Eliza Mills; Treasurer, Mrs,
S. W. Davis. vi.
Arrangements were made for holding
the first quarterly meeting in the present
Society year at Zana Street Church, Sun.
day afternoon, June 8, at 81 o'clock. One
or more addresses will be delivered. A
cordial invitation. is extended to the
public.
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BIBLE Cause.-The committee having
the matter in charge, are making every
effort to make tho eighth anniversary
meeting OF the Wheeling and Ohio Coun.
ty Bible Society a success. The meeting
will be held in the First Presbyterian
Church on Sabbath evening next, and
promises to be a most interesting occa.
sion. ofcourse the Church will be filled,
and the collection should DO large dona.
ton to the Bible cause in Wheeling.
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WHITE KID SL1pPERs.-.Forgey 6
Clemens have the largest stock Of White
Kid Slippers in the city. Young ladies
will note this in making preparations for
Commencement,
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HELD FOR PosTAoE.-A letter ad.
dressed to Upton Webb, Of this city, is
held in the post Office at Washington,
Pa, for want Of 8 cents to prepay the
nostaOe
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"JuMPER TAR SOAP" cures cnapp ed hands
saltrheum, pimples, and all cutaneous atfec.
tons, rendering the skin soft and smooth. Man
ufaetured by ,. cAswEIL, HAZARD 3 co.,
Bold by all Druggists. New York
my2+M, Th-dAW
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RAN.-There were several fine showers
yesterday, with indications at the present
writing Of more of the same sort" TO-
dav
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PORCELAIN PICTURES, carteS de visite,
Rustic Photographs and Portraits in Ink,
Oh, Water Color and Pastel, at the Part
ridge Gallery, III Main Street.
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We saw, yesterday, at the Partridge
Gallery, portrait in Pastel, which is
really "gemof art" Everybody should
see it.
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PICTURE FRAMEs-A large lot just
received and for sale cheap. at the Part,
ridge Gallery, III Main street.
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A LARGE stock Of Ladies' Misses and
Child's Lasting Kid and Morocco Boots
and Shoes Of best city manufacture, for
sale at L. v. Blond's. &,
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PERsoNA1.-CaptIH. G. McWhorter, Of
the "Permanent Seat" was in the city
yesterday. f.s
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LADIES wishing to purchase a nice
fitting and latest style Cater, should go
10 L. V. Blends, ~ IT.
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Spicy breath, teeth white and speclless,
Fragrant SoZodont secures:
Ladies, can you be 30 reckless
As 70 fall TO make them yours?
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DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,
New Advertisements.

Steamer Granite State.
Dwelling House for Sale.
How to Save money.
Children's Home-Annual Election.
Materials for Artists and Draughtsmen
Trotting Match-Purse Of SO.
Door Mats and Rugs.
The Cameo. D. Mccoy.
The Latest Novelty Of the Season.
Plated Ware-Oxtoby & Duftleld.
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STRAW HATS for Men and Boys at
Forgey & Clemens.
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cH1DRENs suits in great variety at
Mrs, A. J. Lagarde's, Union street.
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FANS in great variety at Mrs. A. j. La.
garde's, Union street. s.,..
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NEW sTEAMBoATLINE, ~ {
Between Martins Ferry, Wheeling,

Between Martins Ferry, Wheeling, -
Benwood and Bellaire,
The steamer MARKET BOY, will, commence
her regular trips nom the above named places
for the accommodation Of passengers, treight'
&C., on Monday, the 18th inst.
THos. MOOR, Clerk. " - t'"tN SAp'
., For freight &c apply to JAS. G. Nouns, AE't,
LEAyEs@o;Whseling wharf alta. n; 1OA. NJ; /
. Leaves BcllaiFO "a. NJ; IA. NJ; 2P. II, and
HouRs FOB suNDAr-Leaves Wheeling II A.
4 and N.
Leaves Bellaire A. NJ, and 4P.x.
Freight received at all hours at Wheeling
Wharf, at 81 Water street. myii
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WHAT werknow about Photographing
can be seen at Brown q Rigging. $500
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LAprEs hair dressing and ahampooing
done at Mrs. "A. j. Lagarde'S, Union
street. Z Y -
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Tickets to all principal points in the East ard
west can be procured Of Ne Union Ticket Oflcs,
N ALure House, and at the Station Of Bridge.
- - ~ a4 FIR MYERS,
noy9l General Passenger and Wicket AGENT
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QUEENS, Congress, Women's Serge and
Kid Newport Ties and Croquet Slippers,
just received at L. v. Bonds.
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GENTS Fine French Cali Boots and
Low Cut Shoes at Forgey & Clemens.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Circuit Court
was in session short time yesterday
morning, and transacted the following
business: .........
State SO. James Lawless, indicted for as.
sault and battery-alias process directed
to be issued, returnable at next term.
State Us. John McGhan, indicted for
unlawful shooting-continued on motion
Of defendant until the 18th Of June, and
rulesjssued against the absent witnesses.
State IS. George W. Robinson, indicted
for assault and battery,-continued until
next term, on motion OF the plaintiff.
Cases set Tor trial to-day:
State rs. William Morris-robbery; same
rs. G. W. gaming; same os.
Phelan Jones -bastardy.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock, sharp, this
morning.
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Steamboats,.

DOR CINCINNATI AND -
y INTERMEDIATE PORTS Hss.
The new and Light drauRht Pas. -
senger Steamer "GRANITE STATE" A K.
Kerr, Commander, and W. ]. G. Anderson.
CLERK. will leave for the above on Friday, MAY
24th. 1874, punctnaLy at O'Clock r. n,
For freight or passage apply on board. or In
Q. II. BOOTH D Co., Agents. my2a.
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DocToRs LYONS S sTEARNs still con.
tinue at the St. James, formerly Dailey's
City Hotel, in this city.
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YIN. @. A.-The following are are
standing committees Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, for 1872:
EssdyS and ReVteUs- Benjamin Daven.
port, Samuel Laughlin and |. O. futile.
Church lnpitati0n-W. H. Irwin, L. NJ,
Layton, N. W. Miller and A. Bennett.
Devotional Meetings and Lectures-Rev.
s. B. Barnitz, John Carlin and Samuel
Laugalin.
Prisons and Street Rredching-Joseph
Willitts, Aug. Wincher and Samuel Jep.
son. - 'AT 81 .--atr
Employment and. Boarding HouSeS-W.
e. 0xtoby, L. N. Layton and Alexander
Bone, Sr. 500 - ArE..ET XII
Moral and Religious ChGrdeter-Alex.
Bone, ST., John Carlin and l. q. Tuttle.
Finance and Printing-Benj. Daven.
port, A. Bennett and 7. y. Cartwright.
Rooms and Librdry-W. H Irwin, Geo.
Busby and Allen T. Graham.
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POLICE CoURT.-This Court was large.
ly attended yesterday, but the city did no,
reap harvest in the shape OF fines, as the
following will show: John Kuble, drunk
one dollar and costs; Nicholas Speidel,
Sr., Continued from Tuesday morning,).-
defendant made affidavit as to materially
OF IN absent witness John Waltz and
asked continuance. Granted at his costs
and rule issued against Watt. Case to be
called this morning. Richard Wilke
disorderly conduct-continued until this
morning; James Phillips, asaulting Albert
Newman on 18th, April-continued again
third timc) and rules against absent wit
nesses; George Gould, tumult and disor.
der at Roup's garden on Goth inst, one
dollar and COSTS Amity Gulah, disorderly
conduct, settled on payment of costs by
defendant.
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MONTANA & BEAR DUCKIFOR
uH Roofing Steamboats, and BarReS, o, hsnd
and for sale low for eaSh. ''''%
s@h7 CHARLES q. HHRRY.
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DEAD.-The death Of A. Il. Chapline,
Esq, is announced elsewhere in this
mornings INTE1IrGRNcER. Mr.. Q. was
born in this city and passed all his life
here. He was . son Of the late Gen.
Moses Chapline, who, in his day, stood at
the head Of his profession (law) in what
was then Western Virginia, The SON in.
heritedi in large measure the fine social
qualities and genial manners Of the father.
He was honored by his fellow citizens
during his life with several important
public trusts, and discharged their duties
with fidelity and to the best interests Of
the community. His demise creates
void in large circle Of relatives and
friends not easily filled, while the shadow
cast over the family flreslde by the re.
moval Of the kind and doting husband
and father, will be dark and gloomy.
We tender to the bereayed our heartfelt
sympathy.