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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

LIE cicHaSt9a tktuAA tOSiaSciy octtteS Tue
tsqleston OF the States ignorance of the act
Increasing the number Of It's shares falthough
TINT has no bearing upon the case, the State
Is having ordered the sale Of all her stock in
s1he road. But the Wing makes it matter
sssof much consequence that the scrip for her
shares was not Issued to, her. On
this point hear Mr. BuFoRD in his testimony
81 g certainly know that no such scriR was
= s issued for her sui Scription 10 the capital
stock 81; this company, as already stated in
s& anaWer 10 second question; but, as stated.
TIE scrip would have been. issued for me
u elbscFipt i0h TO the original stock. as well as
sspg The inetaase OF stock, II it had been
called for. ssiFs:ssa @ j. - y;,tasss $500
Thus ns sas that the State never had I'd any
scfsssncs even that Of. her original IS 900
shares. Ehe fact that she was not supplied
&. with her scrip for the new shares indicate,
& ~ little the disposition Of the company 4
githhpsd itsas II does the disposition Of th,
IS, ssate tassppiy for II. The fact is absolutely
efsao inportance whatever. 49, & IS
I'D asl tie history Of controversy abo,i
s. ssacif matters we hare never known q NOR,
santemp tihle break down of HE prosecution
ban 70 this prosecution sof ) the eDanYilti
Railroad Company except We sasy rs 10 lii
saatterso fhe deduction Of interest due upos
thesats bonds paid the Stale fcr.sil heI
stock fn the DaasilIe Railroad Company
HAT assa matter for Judi 6ss.t Nhiei
must be left Fortunately ipg tfls Dsasilk
Itasnpsny, to seine othet tfihbAai thxn ths
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THOMAS BALMER &,Co., !. O.. E.,es
3 III .4sfa z isssstf MPOKTEHS, = Sit ~.
"a 81 ssfS ~ q kRY ST REEI1 .s -
offer q complete assortment OF, FANCY GRQCE.
/ ' e. HTES and w EEs, including .|s
Lski PEEK FREAN CRACKERs, "tfssS 4 * * u
fE4a PEHRissss Won EsrEnsalaE SAUCE
EOLMAN'S MUSTARD, - - a
Ftlss} CoxEsy GELATfNE, SEsS7Jf sts't3tT7 ~
.Isa MACARoNI, tzfaS 81 sslAs s.lttf
q MoRroS's ENGLISH PICKLES, ,.ss 500 /
I5f8 GAINED TOMATOES, ~ -
stfs!E! CANNEprPEACHEs, sslF st5 Est2S! ~ g: .
~ frWIEsLoT's Corn, ts.x,,.a ,sess y.sysl.S
~ BASES ALE, bottled by Hilbert:
Far ALLsop,s ale .bOtfled by Hilbert %
sS<5..,t GUlNNFSs's PORTER bottled By Hilbert; /
:. 49, GUINNEss's PORTER, bottled by Burke;
So HENNESSY BRANDY, - 80 f' !
s-stfs YSASSI Sherry, Es ss.Es ST. 5-Sts< ai5
- Z; HANGER s. MOUNTAIN WHISKET, ~ .a<Fa
\. n BRANDEROUHG TABLE OIL. APPS Z
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-24
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 22.-Rumors
come to this city from Frankfort OF
a probable duel, between Henry
Watterson ESD, of the Courier
Journal and Senator Hayden. The
cause is said to be certain structures
upon the Senator in the paper named
and language in reply thereto used
bv the Senator in rather lively
sketch of Mr.. Watterson's past his
tory.
The father of Mr.. Camdon the
Fenian prisoner, now confined III
Portlad Prison England, convicted
of completely in the murder of a
policeman in Manchester resides
here and has taken preliminary steps
toward the release of his son
on the ground that he is an Ameri-
can citizen. Mr.. Candon has been
tried. convicted and sentenced as Il
British subject. 1t is said to be the
prevailing opinion in England that
it only requires the proof of his cltl-
zenship to obtain his release:
Washington's Birthday is pretty
generally observed.
The river is falling, with 40 feet
inches in the channel. The weather
is clear and cold. No arrivals: De-
partures-Belle Vernon, for Nash
Vile Potomac and Alaska, for Mem
phis; John Kilgour, for New Orleans
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 22.-The
celebration of Washington's Birth
day was generally observed with ac-
compartment of parades and social
festivities. The public celebrations
are first in order. The programme
compo sing varied selection
Five professions will have been fot m
ed in the Park and Washington
Square, the largest of these is the
Order of United American Mechan-
les, a thousand strong, representing
the Councils of the order; the Amer
lean Protestant Association also pa
rades, leaving Washington Square at
noon. OF social occasions most char
acteristic and appropriate is the Re
ceptiOn of the Veterans of ISL.
These ancients are earnest in their
work. Altogether the programme
indicates the spirit of a holiday more
than has been evinced in the last
few years.
The Grand Jury yesterday, order
ed the indictment of RoSinzweig, the
abortionist, on charge of murder in
the first degree. The prisoner will
be arraigned Monday morning.
Commodore Vanderbilt yesterday
denied all knowledge with allegations
implicating him in charge Of the
Western Union.
Yesterday the hackers of Harry
Shinpn and BRYAN who are matched
to fight on the 4th of March in West
Virginia for two thousand dollars
and light weight championship of
America, met at the Clipper office to
stake their deposits each to the same
stake holders, and toss for choice of
fighting. Both pugilists with their
trainers were present.
Weather clear and very cold.
Members of the various societies
paraded on the streets. The veterans
of 1872 had dinner in honor of the
day.
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PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH, February 22.-There
are barely sufficient indications here
to-daY to show that this is the Ami
versary of Washington's Birthday
This forenoon the entire police force
of the city were out on parade: The
officers have been newly uniformed
recently and as they are as fine a
looking body of men as there is in
the United States, they presented a
magnifincence appearance and elicit
ed commenton all sides. This after
noon the Duquesne Greys, one OF the
oldest military organizations in this
country, and the crack company OF
Western Pennsylvania, will also pa
rade. On the fouth of next month it
goes to Washington City to attend
the Inauguration of President Grant.
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affecting araister.
Proclamation by the President.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.

w ASH1NGION, leu. 80
By the President of the United
States of America-A Procldmd-
ton.
WHEREAS, Objects of interest to
the United States, require the Sen
ate should be convened at twelve
O'Clock on the fourth of March next,
to receive and act upon such COM
munications as may be made to it
on the part of The Executive,
Now therefore, I, U. 5. Grant,
President of the United States, have
considered it to be my duty to issue
this my proclamation, declaring
that an extraordinary occasion re.
quire the Senate of the United
States to convene for the transaction
of business at the Capitol in the
City of Washington, on the fourth
day of March next, at twelve o'clock,
at noon on that day OF which all
who shall at that time be entitled TO
act as members of that body, are
hereby required to take notice.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the United States at WASH
ington the Dist day Of February, in
the year of our Lord 1873, and of the
Independence of the United States
of America the ninety-seventh.
Signed, L. s. GRANT,
BIZ the President,
HAMILTON FISH, Secy OF State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-24
For Sale.

a TwO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
4 with eight or ten rooms, situated on
LOT 10. IA, northwest corner OF centre and
seventh streets. in Shriver's addition 10 the
CITY Of Wheeling
also a two-stOrv Frame dwelling, with
ten rooms and good cellar not ahd cot1
natar mn and down stairs with gas In al
tbe rooms. Situated on the east side Of
Cbanline street. in the sixth ward OF the
c,tv OF Wheeling. For price and terms see
'4'' Va l.. Il HUG = E.,
orI Real Estate Agent
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, February 22.-Last
night the civil Rights bill passed in
the House by strictly party vote,
20 to 27, and subsequently the Senate
passed il. The Governor will sign
the bill. .... .s-. g.,
The Memphis & Little Rock Rail
Road is to be sold on the eth OF
March, by the holders of the second
Mortgage Bonds of the Road, the
coupons of which have not been paid
according to agreement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.


NC" HOFK mHEHSI
New YORK, February ~.
FLOUR-Market is dull; prices
still continues to run in buyers favor;
s6@6.75 for superfine state; S2O9
7 81 for extra state; s666.75 tor super
fine western stat so for common to
middlipgJ 81. 55@8 Is for choice; $3.50
@l050 for common to choice white
wheat
WHEAT-Market dull and lrregn'
lar; prime spring ia held above the
view Of buyers at 81 55@l,1O for No
2 snring in store and afloat; 81 SOl9
l.95 or winter red western; 81 9O(g2
for amder western.
PORK-Market qnite and firm; 1918
for new mess $l4 IS for new prime
mess
BEEF--Quiet aud unchanged; 90
ITS Tor plain mess; Sl29l3,5O tor
extra.
PETROLEUM. Dull, at &c. for
crude, aud 20 tor refined
WHISKY.-Quiet, firm at 92c.
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The opponents of any idea, found
ed on reason and common sense are
like men striking among live Goals !;
they may scatter them, but only to
make them kindle and blaze spots
which otherwise they would never
have been able to reach.
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Fair Grounds For Rent.

u,HEFArR GROUNDS OF THE NORTH
West Vir2inia Agricultural Society, on
" heeIing isl nd a'e or nj The use "l
the oronn,IS .or PIC Nj = and the forse
Sta"It+ and Track m y be rented - ua'e'y
II desired. Possession givei Apull mr. l.
Amply 10 TIL -. HpRNBRO X Pest
Or I'm Il SNn :. SenlatA Y.
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For SaIe-.BOIler and Engine.

cEyEN INCH Cylinder AM,
- twelve inch stroke, 6oter eight ana
b.If oct HIGH thirty six inches IN tiamet r.
All in GOOD order. Burns only one load OF
coal rer week. Also SHIFTING and Betting
for sale. Al very cheap For turther In
formation app y at .Mendei, Booth q o."
furniture Shnp. AWnW
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FOR RENT.

~DR RFNT-tHE TW -STOHN RR, X
Dwell n. at the south vest corner
Centrean ~eventh tire t., cnntaih,ns nve
rooms. hath room with cold wd'er kitchen
an wash house. wiIhg throughput.
pehI7 r. 4 iRNITZ, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-24
Wheeling Female College,

DeEPARAToRY DETERMINATIONS
Teacher. Academic department
Three Teachers Collegiate Department
-Four Teachers. Music and Art Depart
ment-Four Teachers. Latin, French and
German Languages. No xtra charges for
Vocal Music, Penmanship, Book keeping,
Latin or Elocution. The second Session
Will commence Monday, February.
ta2l
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FOR RENT.

rJ,Hr STORE ROOM ADJOINING THE
CIV Bank aud lately occupied ny a.
W, Stoner, deceased. Possession given
April |, 1873. X. CHA MULE
inHl h
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For Rent.

TTNHE HALL NOW oCCtrlED THt
Yeung Mems ChristiOn 'ASsocia' ion.
Emit ance next door 10 the City Bank, on
Market street.
Possession given April lSt, 1873.
tons X. Ora NGi r..
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DR. J. BALL & CO.,

OCU Ii ST.
No. 81 Liberty street, New York.
p. o. Box So.
We would refer our readers 10 Elder NJ
Snouk, who has seen our Patent Eye Cups
tried in many cases during his travels
through Michigan. with perfect success In
restoring the eye-sight
He win Away be pleased to tell the aftiict-
ed what he knows about the Patent Eye
Cups, on their addressing him,
Ed. NJ. SNO0K, Jackson, Mich.
Dr.. ]. BALL & CO., p. y. Box So,
No.9l Liberty street. New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-24
West Virginia University,
1871 20.

ME LAST CATALOGUE sBOWs An
attendance ~ ~ Student Al This In
stitut0n. Five distinct DcpartmentsnT In.
struction, with luli corps Of com pctsni
Professor.
The Ancient and Modern Languages
Mathematics, pure and applied PsyJGoI
Ogy, Ethics, Political TcUu0my, Logic.
Rhetoric, the Science, 80, &c. care iuiIy
and thoroughly taught Practical Chem.
istry and Physics, ilIustra 81 inappropriate
apparatus. 5EeC.s.Hdyantages for hpgtuay
0t Geology.
4 good Library. EItengiye Cabinets Ol
hinersioSy Geology aud ChOncplOZy. to
gether w.tD many specimens ~ other de-
partments Of Natural History. FIue build
ings, beautiful and healthy location. good
society.
FALL TERy De.sns sent stu. Winter.
December 5th Spring, March 18th
Commencement, June 10th.
Boarding rom SitOg4 per week
Tuition slj to e. per gestr.
For further Particulars inquire OJ
ALEX. MARTIS,
President
AorEAp1Eh' w. We ,e1
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MEDICAL.
WOMAN.

by an immense practise, extending through
period Of years, having within that time tres d
many thousand cases OF those diseases peca.-s
10 woman, i have been enaOled "a perfect M U
potent and agreeable medicine that meets the .ndi-
atoms presented by that clsss OF diseases With
I live certainty sni cyactncss
- lesiguate this .atu. al specific com,ouadS
n, 20 Il.agd IL
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

PRICE OF TICKETS.
Who'll tickets, SO; halves s.; and Quar-.
,ers s. 30 Eleven Whole r'ckets for SlUl
No d SC ,rrnt on less than 500 orders. Notb
Ing could hs NOR appro ornate Tor preSen :
han icKets 10 this Ba gu of We I'm or
more likely TO p Oduce gTsnder satisfactory
results. The object ofIhts bird GIft Con
cent is the enlargement and endowment 81
the Public library Of Kentucky, ~hich, ,
the special act authorizing he '"nreri Tor
its benefit Is TO be forever FREE 10 al cil!Z ~
or very state. his concert will be- con-
Quoted ike tn" first and 5, cOnd h. retuiUre
given. and iull par ,icuiarS OF tn mode o.
drawing the girs and paying them nnd
everything necessary To thorough und-r-
sta nding 81 tie sch, me, frOn' beginning In
end, IRE now published IN the form OF II
circular. which viii: be furnished free al
cost o ny whOapply. Theent're mana-e-
ment O thl~ undertaking has heen COM
rutted by the trustees 10 Hon. rios. +
Rramleltp, In e Governor o Kentucky, 10
whom al commune ttinnS pertsinIn. to
the Git Concer, should be addle Sed.
K 1. DURRKTl Prest
W.N. IA DEMAN, Vice Pres't.
I"HN s CAIN, Sec'y Public Library Of
FARMERs & DROvERS' BANK, Treas
uGer. .
III kers sre now ready Tor sale and all
orders tor hem. or applications ter agencies,
circulars. Information, etc, wall meet with
prompt attention when addrt SSed To me AS
b. low diI ecred.
TIIOS. T.. BRtMLETTE,
iOuSvl lie, n.y.,
Agent Public : library Ky.
J.V. l.. RODG g. -. agent.
100 Marker ~.
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no SAI.F-THFRE WILL BIZ SOLD
st public auct on on Tues ny, february
q iS73 at q > Gu ncy Foundry ana Nh
chine shop, the following 1900, ,,,,s
iIot o. stove plates and sunfry cas- ngs'
pair o. timbe- VII eels, lw nor no,se sc S5
ling de,kS' 8 ONCE chairs, ? s. fas,
rIocts . heating stoves 300 fire br cks, and
SnnSrv other articles such as TASKS pat
terms &c. Sa'et to commence at 10 O'Clock.
Terms OF sale lash. ,,r
lS-2
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n general Ranking, Exchange and Collsc-
loo DuA.nsss. tfanssaotsd with ndsBiy and
from Ifinsss.
Certificates OF Deposit isusd and interest
yatn thereon.
Revenue STAMPS Tor AzIs In sUnlh 70 suit.
New fractional Currency and l, a. and &c
Oin aiVsys on hand for the acoommods-
on ~ the pU61c.
Accounts Of AsrchAns, ManufactuIsrs,
sDEETs and O Isfs solicited.
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\ ew Crop new Or -Hn. SUI ar
and VI o. aSSes.

IN HHDs. PRIME TO CHOICE NEW
DND '.r cans Sugar.
10 Rbls ,hoice heavy body, light col
orei Nolasses.
Just received and for sale by
"a RpTIIN
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Public sale.

oF A LARGE LAW LIBRARY, ON
)Thur siay the 18th day of MRrch, 1873
st the Court House OF ohio county, IN tne
city of VIII 4eling. will sell at puorc auc'
tion one large law library
Terms NJ sale cash. NJ coS.NT
fehN)-i IL H-----
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n. d. sugar and Aolasses.
0NA BBLs CHOICE MoLAnsns,
EUU Is hhd.. prime sugar.
LL5f. DAVGnfUkr 4 PAkKA
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TEESDAY. APRIL g. 1873.
LIST OF GIFTS:
Total. lO.0OO CHS. Am cash. =.

TOT'I, IU,TW =
TO . Ovile means tor this mAgnlnc"h'
"onc,rt, One Hundred Tn u>and Tickets
only will be issued, large porti1u Of which
nj a al old
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-24
OLD EYES MADE NEW !
LII DISEASES OF THE EYE Sue
n cessrully treated by
Balls New PatentIvory Eve Cups
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Read or yourself and res ore your sight.
SpectaceS and Surgical operations rem
dered useless. The Ine-timable Blessing
Of Sight is made perpetual by the use OF
the new
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.BL AN K 300 K S

And all. work required by Bankers, Mer.
chants, Manufacturers, Insurance Compa'
mics, Railroad Companies, Steamboats,, Ho
tels, and City, County and other PUBIC
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Orcnn VEGETABLES AND FLOWER
NlUN PlsI,ts. RoSe., Dahlas, Fuse Hias
OllUO GeTaniums, Bedd NJ f!ants
tIladiol"S, etc send stamp ioi
Dreer's Garden Calend tr, l6S pages, Illus
trated, with nr tctical di'ec ions HENRY
A. DaEG ;, ia Chestnut street, Phi!adel'
phla, "a. iaO
, 1873-06-08

hort his flock TO- "bou in humble subnisston to tha
will Of Heaven under this great aflicdon,"
Cardinal 0u,les has tssued PASTORAL which w.s
re3d in tho Dublin Catholic churches I few sundayn
ago, IN which he condemns tho antt-Catholto moTa.
ment On tie Continent, and recommends he fsithfn1
a The Uoio ri n which h for
Earl Russell has juBt made speech or ndnc.+cn q,
which he said that They could have no good sch1oa
un1sss they had religion IN them;" thst the teaching
OF the Bible was the best teaching which cunld h
given, and that be trusted It would continue to prosper
In England. -
The dinlnuton o5 Theological students in Germany
counted $40 stude,ts ten years ago. has only III now
the st1 evangelical faculties Of the ancient nutinm
which then counted ,oa2 students, now musters only
6a5. =: -: = {.
Rev. Dr. Bellows, editor Of tho Lfberas c7ay4e,tau
New York says that Unltartans can and do admit to
their socIety prituasts, Cat;oca sthetsta iufdels
fhetr standard Of belief He thinks unitarianism viii
become evangelical and u tho religion OF The future.
. st. Georges Episcopal German Church, On Eaat
SeT sois g9 IN
niasou-houae, the secoud for the Gar1naua and the
third for the English The building cost about $7 900
which has been provided Tor by st. Georges Church.
The Te1as pspars state thst at least forty ner towns
springng up the railroad lines which are great
II IN need Of ministerial labor. No questions will be
asked IS to The denomtna.on to which they be1one,
not needed. Too n2ny such now On hand 1a tho opu-
ion expressed. '''
:. The Pastoral Aaaoctntion Of New York, embracing
ministers Of varioua denoutnahous has boon consi-
erng ut several Of Its recent eetngr what could aud
should be done to rescue church music from sys-
temauc perrerson, and Introduce sing
ing.
On tho strength Of m address made by the Rev. Dr.
Bellows, ut tho late Unitarian Conference, coupled with
the fact that hia church ia In the market for sa thero
Ia rlmor adoat that he Ia about TO become Congre-
gatonalist OF to join Rome other sect
Women have found = champion in Dean Stanley.
He preached recently in aid OF the onens Hospital
in London, established by Mira. Anderson. His text
waa: "Wonan, what have to do with thee7" He
thought women much better spiritual directors Of
women than the most dexterous priest, sanity
feesor or authoritative pontf." Healing tha sick he
regarded as womens special mission He alluded to
tho late Mr. Mil, renarking how the philosophy Of
master mind touched BY reverence for the woman
liz had loved --:
, 1873-06-08
A(hpxt,ga|Ioplthunh ALy1h, nlu., ht ptttta

its paror for s>Sundsy read}ngroom ont ot service
tuia At the same time Rest Association In Lon
don Is working might and main to prevent Parliament
from opening national galleries on sundag'> y
The Baptists Of England fayoring close communion
have aent the Reys John Howe aud David NCleiian
to this country as agents to solicit aid In th estabsh-
ment of = Theological school IN Manchester, where
close communion sentiments shall be taught
Tic els tio o tho ReY. Or, Paddock to The Diahop-
rio o. III ssciusetts hss been received with various
feeli1 g among Episcopanans. To the High Church
men. Who crave candles and the confessional" Is
Disappointing and one rector has been heafd 70 e1
, 1873-06-08
CALENDAR FOR THE WEER

CEEEN0HH FOH 7 HEEH
EPISCOPAL.
June s-Trinity Sunday.
&Jtsns list. Barnhba8.
ROMAN CATHOLIC
Jun< 8-Trinity Sunday.
Ju7< 9-St. Angela Meric, 2. from MAY 5U 81.
Prlmus and Feicianus, NM.
June 1o-st. Margaret, Quean Of Scotland, II.
June 11-st- Barnabss, Ap.
June 12-Corpus Christi
June 13-St. Anthony Of Padua, G.
Juns l4-St. Basil, B. G. D.
, 1873-06-08
w v'!1hap,v, D Eblbp,h, d Cleveland, rtatlu
h}s morning and evening In the Third Church.

EllB llUEluUE 0I@U p!e111186 N "" %":a1e
PREsnTTKRIA4.
The Rev. Or. McKaig will preach as usual at the
a -prof swing viii preach at McV1cker's this nozn-
Ing. 1o.5araor-r rre.
land win preach this morning and evening, IN tina
Jefferson Park Church. ,,.
The Roy. james Maclaughn Will preach ae nena1 IN
The F9ryt Scotch Church. The morning subject is
" supremacy Of Scripture"
The Rev Dr.. Blackburn viii preach this morning
IN the American Reformed Church. No evening ger
vice, =
, 1873-06-08

I
Meph9tophslee M Ind ever dreamed Il we were to be
dant. r. 4ha van rssoa ana naraer are quite Incl
snd nntna fortnea ars ~ raea4g owners
to be- heaped on soma Of the ray1 of that thornne
fare, ana It sy be that Nj Bonctcaults picture Of it,
depravity and his incidental sngs Of satiric CON-
nnent win edect good result We hope So At the
. .tna y" M eannos oua g2e 70 ,ne
III NJ he he G,tne at If te not sorsva qo W.
aaasc,ous ohssryer On have anything but nra,se.
There is padding In the piece md there touch of
that reckIeasness to nature probability, and con-
grnity which ts deemed permissible IN d1aas devised
for summer audiences
Tie last dramatic sensahon.. "Made1ein
Morel," which was produced last week at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York, evokes from
the critic OF the Tribune q biting aud indig-
nant essay with which every nght-minded
man and woman will agree. :, In
brief, he sums M the. piece AZ
follows; "Its five coneecutiYe scenes. based on
d tangle OF virtues and vices. extraYagant as-
Bnmptions and fancifu1 Incidents, movo proai1y
from the atmosphere Of the brothal to the
atmosphere OF the iusultad church. and present
. young woman In situations which. are Distress
ing to the feelings IN proportion aa the feelings
are unenhghtened BY common senBe." His
structures on Mr. Daily are unusually severe, but
appear to be warranted by the circumstances.
Ho saJs: 1T Is our wish to make our meaning
clear. GentleneaS IN the treatment OF this mat
ter would be Worse than wasted Upon such q