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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-14
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Crooks Campaign Agains, the
Apaches.

San FRANcTso, January 1S.-In the
battle Of the companies of the 9th caval-
ry with the Apaches, December 29th,
near Salt River, not warrior escaped.
All the band were killed and twenty: five
women and children captured. The New
Mexico freight train for Camp Bell was
attacked by the Apaches and the wagon
master killed. At Pinos Altos the In.
dians killed two white men; tho Indians
were afterwards seen on the reservation
wearing the clothes Of the murdered men,
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Fire at Toledo.

TOLEDO, January 1S.-The Conrad
block, including the Helmer House, al
Ligonier, Indiana, was destroyed by fire
last night Loss, $4,000 to $4,000. In.
surance less than $1,000. The principal
losers were A. Conrad, owner Of the block;
8. Helmer, proprietor Of the Hotel; Theo.
Meyer, grocerer; Ben. Barnhart, restsu.
rant keeper; John Kane, saloon keeper;
j. B. Faltz, meat market. The fire origi.
mated in Barnhart's restaurant The
cause Is unknown. r.
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STOKES.
The Application for q New Trial--
The Bill of Exceptions.

NEW York, Jan. 1S.-The bill Of ex.
ceptions by counsel for Stokes will prob
ably be presented to-day. 1t holds that
the Court erred in not sustaining cha-
lenge against one Of the Jurors; in per.
mitting the hearsay evidence of Francis
Curtis; in permitting illusions to the for.
mer trial by prosecution; in not admit
ting the offer to show that prisoner was
anxious to disclose his defense before the
coroner's inquest; in permitting proof Of
threats TO be introduced at the end Of
the trial; in ruling out an offer to show
that the prisoner was under apprehen.
sions OF Fisk's violence; and erred in ex.
Guiding proof that Stokes was watched
and logged by unknown parties; also
that disqualified persons were on the
Jury. On these points they will ask new
trfaI nnH.N.
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The Storm In the Northwest..Many
Persons and Whole Herds Of Cat.
tie Frozen 10 Death.

MILWAUKEE, January 13.-sad news Of
the great storm continues to come from
Minnesota. Whole herds Of cattle wero
caught in the storm and frozen to
death. a man named Christopher left
Glenaon Tor home Tuesday night aud was
found lying under the snow frozen TO
death. A young man named Berry, same
neighborhood, shared the same fate.
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Meeting OF National Prison Associ-
afinn.

BALTIMORE, January 1S.-The Nation.
al Prison Association will assemble here
on Tuesday next, Committee OF Ar.
rangements OF Prisoners Aid Association
Of Maryland, extend invitations TO all
Judges Of criminal courts and prosecut.
ing attorneys. commissioners and marshals
police chaplains and officers Of prisons
and reiormatories, and all active friends
Of prison reform, to be present and assist
In the deliberations oil the Association.
The committee state that the different
hotel proprietors have agreed to reduce
the rates Of charges materially to those
attending the session Of the Association.
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ARKANSAS.
A "Let.Up"..More Senatorial Bfib.
efy.

LITTLE Rock, January 13.-In the
Senate to-day q Joint resolution was
passed BY an unanimous vote agreeing 10
the pending amendment doing away with
the disiranchising article OF the Constitu-
ton. 1t will pass the House tomorrow
A memorial to Congress passed the
Senate asking the passage Of o bill max.
ing further endowments to agricultural
colleges.
A Joint Committee of both Houses has
been appointed TO investigate into the
truth u the rumor that Senatorial as.
pirants have been bribing members.
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lit Is stated that the effect Of the de-
cision OF the Senate Finance Committee,
adverse TO the power Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury to increase the currency,
will be to cause the withdrawal Of the
two and half millions currency issued
last fall.
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Nomination for Missouri Senator.

ST. LOUIS, January 13.-The Democrat.
ic caucus at Jefferson CITY this afternoon
nominated Colonel L. V. Bogy, Of St.
Louis, for Senator, by q vote Of 64 for
Bogy against n for Blair.
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THE TRIAL OF TWEED.

New YoRK, January 1S.-A large
crowd was present III the Oyer and
Terminer this morning, to witness the
opening Of the Tweed case. Great sur.
prise followed the request of District At.
torney Phelps to postpone the case fol-
one hour for consultation with the pros.
ecuting attorney upon information in
their possession, which would decide
whether they would proceed or not with
the case against Tweed. The Judge
granted an hours recess. It Is believed
the delay asked for is consequent upon
the discovery that one OF the Jurors Is q
member OF the Americas Club, which
was founded by Tweed.
[LATER,l
NEW YORK, January 13.-The Tweed
case was subsequently decided BY the
prosecution to go on. Packham com.
menced the opening address.
NEW YoRK, January 13.-Evening.-
Peckham continued speaking until the
adjournment.
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Mysterious AIair-..A Little Boy
Killed in tho House of a Neigh


Killed In the House of Neigh-
Dor.
KINGSTON, N. Y, January ia mys.
terious affair occurred at Hickory Bush,
about ak miles from this city, Saturday
last. A little boy named William Dona-
van went into the house Of Mrs. Perry,
and was soon after found there dead, with
his skull crushed. The coroner has been
investigating the case, butno light can be
obtained.
Mrs. Perry has been In convulsions
since the occurrence. She was on the
best Of terms with young Donsvan's fam.
lily and no one in the neighborhood, in.
Guiding the boys friends, believe her
guilty Of numbering the boy. Her evi-
dence will be taken as soon as she Is suc-
ficiently recovered.
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FOREIGN.
TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE In
INDIA.
1900 Lives Los, in One Town.

IoUU LiVes Lost IN Ono Town.
LONDON, January 1S.-A dispatch from
Bombay, says: A report has reached this
city that terrible earthquake occurred
at soonghua, town Of India, in the de.
tached district Of the Barada Dominions,
one hundred and fourteen miles north Of
Bombay. Fifteen hundred persons are
said to have been killed in the town alone.
Nothing has been heard from the sur
rounding country, but 1t is feared that
there.is much additional loss orlife.
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From Tennessee to the upper lake 70.
gion and eastward over the Middle States,
norlhwesterly and westerly winds, lower
temperature and clear and clearing
weather.
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U. s. SUPREME COURT pEc1s1oN.

The Supreme Court decision in the case
Of the United States against Kelly, was
for $400 bounty, the claimant having de-
serted and having been restored to his
position and allowed to make up time lost
by desertion, and was subsequently hon
orably discharged from service. The
Pay Department allowed him bounty due
up to}the timc Of desertion, but refused
for all time thereafter. The Court OF
Claims hold that the restoration and sub
sequent discharge entitled Kelly to boun-
ty the same as II there had been no
desertion. The judgment was in his
favor, and that judgment is here affirmed
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Wealher Report.
PROBABILITIES,

49, War DEPARrnEsT, 4
OsrIcs or FHB CHEZ 6IaNIL oYyIcsh.
WAsHniaFoH, D. c., January la,-7:so ?. n
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $500 .ocp.

Tleksts,slo Half Tickets, So. Quarters, tasv.
sB-our lotteries arc chartered By The sts,s
are always drawn at tho time named. and all
dTGwinge aro under the supervision OF Hworu
commissioners.
H The.oaleIal drawing will be published In
the ~ Louis papers, and copy OF Drawing sent
.pWe will draw q similar scheme the lsst
day OF eyry month during the year isT2,
~ Remit ct our risk by PosToYYfuE NohFT
ORDERS, REGISTERED LITTER, DRAEr or Pr.
PREss. Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER d Co,
Postofico BoI eiiS
Ap9 Tp-Th-St&w St I0uIs IL,
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The Senate in Executive session to-day
confirmed the following nominations: w.
E. McMackin, Pension Agent at Salem;
Register Of Land Office, q. F. Horn, Aus.
tin, New; Postmasters, J. T. Moore, Leb.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-09
,tnwote ,I,usIness. I


Notwithstanding the incicmency of
the weather, wet and mnddY hnj not
cold, yesterday was perhaps bhe best
business dry ever seen in Dallas
From an early hour in the morning,
till sunset, our streets were literally
crowded with wagons loaded witA cot
ton and other produce, We learned NJ
II late hour yesterday evening, that
about seven hundred bales Of cotton
had been sold diring the day 70
1t is aremarlable fact that Dallas, as
u market, is drawing trade for near one
hundred miles, North, South and East,
While from the West, our customers
come at least two hundred miles. We
have conversed with many traders,
transfers and retail merchants fr0tl
all these directions and find their gen.
eral expression to be--"if Dallas mer-i
chants viii Treat us this way, we will
come again. All we wnnt IL good bar
gains, and-we are astonished no the
low prices at2which we set goods and
all the necessaries OF life in Dallas.N
These are facts and we urge upon
our merchants to continually addNo
their growing character fm liberaiily,
and cheap goods. -p,s1r jo3ak bGa
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.under Tie Gasiis,,t.n

The Crisp Troupe will give two per,
fornances on Friday and saturday
nights next, and a Matinee on Situr-
day AFTERNOONS, on each of which occa-
sions the sensational drama of'Tndcr
the Gaslight" will be presented for the
first time in Dallas, The plfy abounds
in startling scenes and sensational
features, among which'will he 4 rail-
road train running at the rate Of
sixty miles an hour, while just anead
OF IL 70 seen u man tied down 20 tie
track. The full strength Of tie chm
pany will be brought into fequsltion,
and Captain w. II. cfisp7 viii appear
IN his inimitablc character OF "Snor-
key,p,ttls being his last appearanceon
the stage In this city Wetrust our
theatre-going people viii give this old
andartistic actor and HIS nd less de.
serving daughters. Jessie and Cecilia,
rousing houses. g,fi'iaIsaH
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MAYOR IoEd beneyolentiy suggested
to u warm-yolcod and Joyous'hoarted
maldon, IN front Of our oiilcer late sat
urdny night that there were bedi 10
this city, one Of which she had better
occupy. Her rejoindop was not alto
gother IN TO language Of "Irulh'Nl
james, but parlook Of the CANTOR OF
plain Sal, and for this pepper "Soss'
yerboslty she was turned over to the
guardianship Of an officer who give
her d fest IN the lock-up.
THE friends Of Colonel ID, II. Fhan-
nan, WHO IL known all over this state
from the Red TO the Rio GranderlvcTH
Willie pleased no doubt to know that
he has taken up his abode In Dallas
and IL now practlclng Els profession.
here. The Colonel II one Of the mort
successful and experienced land law
yers In the state, and ~ his presence
In my community Is calculated to ele
V"'c a"u 'e,'"o wv ''o '',,., w." ~ os.n.
ciates, we congratulate our city In the
Vu'uup'e "cq"'S'''''' ''9 ''''''"'' "
Us "'ot''7' '''
'Pwo negroes OF 'n'Hse'llOr chr'',
tlanily," agreed TO seitlea lleo'os'cu'
point after church, on iast sunday III
this county by the argument 1T
Allen. Not being hOle W luhn''''
their nrdor until the services were
closed, they started out just ~ tl'e iHsl
prayer was being made whlcn pe'hg
observed by the veheraule ocrlP'ho VI
the pulpu, VINO nna heuro VI NV ''"'
pending fray, lliat illhctioh"Fy HPr"i's
from his knees, ana called DIV 10 ''''
sable knights, "Iold on da' breddercn,
tn Il word or two Is saidto dc Lord,
den Ill zee dat Delights squar' one"
xyp,ro olod ia so that the city an.
uori,ies have NJ last struck n llcS ut
our moch NODDED erogg streets. Thcy
hapyyee opened CAeytnut street IRON, lis
,oChorn commencement ON Elm Strcot
,o 40 ao,,tiu,otih,t ND klyav street.
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= AhgGlntnly spte. rcr@ctly oa0NoSs, At.
Wpys uniflfu. Illuminating power superior
10 taa. NpruS IN any mnp without danger
OF rSpluDing ~ takl,g Hrr. MWpNcl1ted
expressly Ia tIkN the place az YpmNl and
GNiGorou1 olls. ijs sHtiN undur every posi-
Die tdEt add ia pc, 'Cpl burning qualities IRE
proved by lts continued Ass in OYertU,NuJ
Families.
Millions of plllonS nave been sold and no
accident, directly or iidircctly, has ever oc-
0plrrd NON burning, storing ur banding IT,.
rrSdlting fum tIt u, ul G!ienp AMI danger
Our Otis ~ thc United ~iAtc-, lspppashhs.
fha Insurance companies and lire comuiS-
,lunerS Throughout lhecuuntiy recommend
80 Astral rs the best Safeguard where humps
are lSpd, send iorrlrcular.
For sNlc Nrrctul by the trade generally,
aud ut wholesale by TIE propgictulS,
CNhS. PRATT d CO..
lGug&GnW los fulton street. New York,
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AZ lo NtNgMII q "a. lor lhN

60 10 SicgnIi 81 90. Cor the
best 80. EOpls EciI Treble Pla"
n0s IA thr niay'lsct---syr monthly
ilsiaB!nents; also fGr fmrm.-
tive, b0OIts, stationery, crGc'so
cry and glassware, window
shades, picinTcs, mad nll lGinsiS
0rmog,ldlRgs, WAR Is0por, S:cp-
ladders, Table gna pocket cut
ferry. dGwlNwly
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NOTICE To sIIAHEIfOLD
IlIgH.

EOsicc IL hereby given 10 de-
iinqueni ahAres,0idcrs Of slle
gsniins E;cni Estate and Bniid"
ing Asa0clntion that N aIl due
OH their shares Is moi paid by
ti,e ISas day Of Deccmber,
issa, iFie same VIII Dc sold M
public auptiOn, in accordance
witls srciion o. Article IN OF
the bylaws.
iSy order Of the Board Of
Directory.
T.P. BARRY,
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z - ~ Tr1T- = T7T~--f~
Franklin & Penn are now opening their
extensive and varied stock OF holiday goods,
which they offer ut wholesale orretail They
are recsiyipg. fllarge supply of new and ele-
CANT f3atterns OF WITH paper. ~. 257dtf
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ID 81 II = s.,

And an the nefyiagts of This city ant'tft
entire NORTHERN DELE aye resolved 10
nol0ngcrsehd 10 the sand wicii islands when
right here, AT their vary door, they Olll! get
in goou shape aud Gt shup notice
Cotton and Shipping Stencils, Banking
aud Mercantile stamps, Notary and Mason-
ic seal Presses, Brands Tor FIGURING Mills,
kibRen seit.d.ting Stamps, Rubber stamps
and Printing Wheels, "Gon4n Type Presses
and Stencil Flutcs door Plates and House
Numbers, Conductors anti fortMs' Badges,
VhlIl and Round Bht%s APPLIANCES, Carthage
mater Plates, all SIZES Stamped Ribbons.
Old stamps MADDEN SCI Engraving in Script,
Romah az toilU0 Ai'E,ss
"BrSani's Staap Depot
2DdeodSn Halias, Texas.
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srwelve lots lone blocls), on tie principal
busIness street n thetown OF Ilulchlns, on
,he Central Railroad. In Dallas county, io'
sale at low prlcqs,, Apply 70 ,tlla
~" 'JonN w.sw1NDELIs,
,vihitf s,hinmJ Herald once.
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ica box and shelving complete, ready for
pas, for sale al half price at tho pailas pieus
w MlF .aasa ss,s ssasss hih VRnyEev
txNN las faf fi7Af 81 rasftfn n i.t'
Tffftt. ..l. l.ffisf tome. .li+'f 4 "a.
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Bar Counter,

Go to the King House saloon for the best Of
cigars, wines and liquors. 2lIdsm
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we have tue meiiitics aud 'he work.
.,c. 10 do AZ good work, md ~ M
lows ,vaIes, ~ eau be done lsnswhere'
and W. mean 20 40 ~. BrinE yo"r
Fine Job work toTHE DAILY HER
AIN oPFICr. corner Elm and HOGS
tea streets.
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so'rfor.'
Mr.. W, II, sparkle,

IT4V0W v 5NlI. -.
% Shreveport, II our authorized agent ior
Uatclty, towho,a parties desiring TO Odyer
aso An lor subscribe nforThr lIHiALp are ro'
spcqtfplly, referred e, .igto, sslvrN.f
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IL Is an old saying that vbarking dogs
Englisll Female Bitters viii cure the ladiss' N'
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RHS1s ,06S 9SISYSc da ahnMgcaa 9a2nd yet
Nv ius range nof "a gun, may bc said to
tslsaJrs from, a,asEidttrtG e'fr aIa
SEE, advertisement Of .strayed or
stolen mules In to.day's paper, for
which i, reward Of fifty dollars is offer
ed. Elh-.u'
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Two good residences IN this city. lnme-
dlatt possession given.
l5D.dlf sTEAGALL& co,
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.t,r.,,..,... 1890, rs,.lorrr.

Best tonic known lor chills, leycrs consll"
pailon and lndigoglou.' For splein pallg
by ID. FENDLEN,
tlsM2in tns... once saloon.
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spsoisl ySaes.gI.

b ~ tafAEA SfooA1A Syv9SostfA EthtaAENA
To those contemplating ,ppildipg home
for their families, The Dailas Planting Mills,
with all the latest improved naehinerycca
build your house In less Time, and do better
job for Jess mopeSi,s than crn. be. toneeisc1
where In Northwestern Texas. Gail before
aS4tdlng lyoar bid ELSEWHERE, and lie con
WINGED. ID. Il. GROVE,
: -W0ss 's-~---z s.-s-s--ss-ssr = 'iifi 'iTDs I
franklin & Penn aye yeaeiNiilg new goosis
every saSsasE b..g s NON td1lN
King hssaIwaysoi'hand the bod of WINS
aud liquortS'salt klscusto,ners.. y i2itdsm
-tl8ff lssssl-al9i4s- kslg~--l-fi sfgIilT
Religious. .silioil ga,
RIGHT Rev. Aiexahdef Gregg, Bishop u the
Diocese OF Texas, will hold service nj ST. 4
Matthews church, Elm street, on Tuesday
EVENING nekt, att o'clock. assisted by Rev.
SD. Davenport, Rector Of the church,
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Itm,conong 10 usp buHhnmF Yeast Pow
der. For purity and strength lthGsno rqual.
Al who psc iti li,e It, aud recommend II TO
their nhlclb0ts. lG0dsuNWedtw 3m
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Lell.r plea... NlRoel \ LolNropg. sl?lIv
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CAqRY TIEE NEWS!
Qenl Passenger Agent. st. Louis, Mo.
JAMES Il. BROWN,
General Ticket Agent, ScdaIia, Mo.

a
The MISSOURI, KANSAS AND fRxAs
RAILWAY, with its connections, Is the
Shortest, Quickest and only Direct Route
from all points in Texas, the Indian Nation
and Southern Kansas 10 st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago and, all prominent Eastern points,
Rates as low and time quicker thanany other
road in the market.
All claims for lossfdamage or overcharge
promptly settled.
Merchants ordering goods from the East
will save time and money or consigning
them care Missouri, Kansas AM Texas Raii-
way.
d. a. FREER
Gent Eastern Agent, $40 Broad 5y,N.Y.
u. X VILLA 60.
30 Agent 4sClarE street, Slicago.
GEO. ". Lille.
Contracting Agent, 40l Walnut street,
81. Louis, Mo.
sW~S ". GAGE, "a a
safS kgcua, Hannibal, Nh.
geo. Il. iIOlT,
Contracting Agent, Dallas, Texas.
gu W. i.ROBINSyN,
Gent Freight Agent. St-iaiia. Mo.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
frTOT "a f9kA,a VI ID
TOR SALE.

4sID'r ~ 80 ~ "''
Tho well known property known as the
siHlCrutchfieId Housc,l' "
In ti6i niiy ~ Dallas, " offered NJ private
sale. For terms, inquire of
GEO. W. BAYLOR, or
,ssY Awf JAs.io. CRUrCHFfELD.
Dallas, Nov. %, lS73rota,1 2i0dtf
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FOR SALE.
N| tfnHt 90

Four ans ( quarter acres Of land, with fine
improvements, - miles southeast OF Court
II suse, near Cef,tiai depot. Price low and
Terms easy. lApl5w 10
-.--- ,LDIIN HENRY. n1sG4yykI l. 81 -
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Secretary and Treasurer,
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VIII, III hsAA W. AA9
Bpt topieccs, byJlngo! we'll tear her still.
lAp4LAs dressamlaaSis lhhkihg d
dress with so many buttons that it
will .talsawhole day to,batton H. I'VE
are spared condoling with one Of our
gender, for the Iadyewho owhs IL ISN'T
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"A wagon, containing . family Of ne
gfoes was upset, coming towards the
city on cochran street. OH Sunday,
and scveml lmombors. of tho lcolored
church were not in on time for the
first. shout. iyfnst, 81 t}lut,re BE- i
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& Military Dinner.

General Lee, grave man that he was,
greatly enjoyed the "sclln which wag
ON his stair palmed Off on reporter,
who promptly inserted it in the papers.
Tho reporter wanted to know General
Lees hour for dining. "Six O'clock
exactly at six,n vast the reply. Iinfer,
then, that it is rather formal mcal.1
"Decidedly formal; in fact, | may say
that it is rigidy military dinner.n
"Miltary How mlitary?'' "Wcll,
you sec, General Lee sits at the head
of the table, and Colonel Chiffon at the
foot, and everything is done in red
tame style.u HRpd tame at the tab&I [
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From the Philadelphia Telegraphl
The bark True Love, launched in 1894
at one of our docks, sails tomorrow
under charge Of Captain Thomas
Wetherill, for Antwerp, with cargo
of petroleum, roSin and turpentine.
Since she has been here hundreds of
people have visited her. Tho vessels
dimensions are length, 96 feet;
breadth, 27 feet; and depth Is feet.
A beautiful flag, manufactured by
Messrs. Hostmann u Co., will to-day
be presented to Captain Wetherill by
Mr. Samuel elmus, on hehalf of the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Com
pany. The testimonial is n very hand
some one, and will be, doubtless, much
priced by the present owner of a YES
sci that has crossed and re-crosscd the
ocean for more than quarter of a
century, and now that the men that
built her are dead and forgotten, still
faithfully performs the duties fOrwhich
she was intended. The words of old
Captain Wells, who commanded the
bark in 1851, are yet applicable. Cap
tain Wells used to say: "The True
Love Is still as handy is q cutter, safe
as lifeboat, light as a bottle, and
ready now, aS Of old, to do her duty
faithfully"