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The river was rising slowly YESTERDAY.
At 5 o'clock last evening there we're
twenty. eight inches in the channel.
The Wildwood departed for Patkere-
burgh at 10i A. N, with light trip.
The Tempest arrived from Sunfsh and
returned.
The Science will be at the wharf this
morning, and depart at her usual time for
Parkersburg.
A late decision is to the effect that
steamboat racing is not illegal where the
amount Of steam pressure is not greater
than that prescribed by the law.
Mr. Shoemaker is waiting patiently for
the Ohio 10 rise. He will see 10 the shin.
ment Of 100, 900 tons Of Iron Mountain ore
as soon as practicable Pittsburgh Com
meTcial.
The steamer Andes has entered the Gin.
cinnai and Louisville trade.
LBy Telegraph
PETTsBURGH, November ll.-Riyer 8
inches and stationary. Clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, November 1l.-Riyer on A
stand, with go inches in the canal
Weather cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE, November ll.-River fall.
ing; $40 Of foot on the gusge. Down
-Branstord, Sandy and B. II. Cook. Up
George Roberts. Business yery light
Weather cloudy and cool.
CINCINNATI, November 1l.-Riyer 2
feet II inches. Arrived-Shippers' own
from Evansville. Departed-Eddvyille
lot Evansville. The passenger boat Frank
Sandy. s
CAIRo, November ll.-Arriyed-Cspi.
tai City, VicksburQ; Silver Horn, Evans
vile; Carrie V. Kouniz, New Orleans
Departed-CArrie Y. Koun,z, 81, Louis.
Alice, Evansville; Capital CITY, ST. Louis:
silver Horn, Evansville. River 8 feet 8
iaches and rising. Weather cloudy
ST. LOUIS, November 11.-Riyer sts-
5tIonary, with about five feet OF water 10
iUairo. ArriVed-Yaeger, from New Or.
leans Northwestern, from Keokuk; Col.
orado, from Vicksburg. Depsrted-Ss.
vannah and Victoria, Tor Keokuk; CITY Of
Vicksburg, for Memphis; Glencoe and Bee
and bsrges. for New Orleans; Northwest.
erD, Tor Winona. Weather cloudy and
cool.
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SOMETHING NEw.-ln passing Halle
Photograph Gallery on Main street, we
saw what we took at q distance 10 DO 8
large Cabinet Organ, but on closer ex.
animation 1t turned out TO be an enor.
nous Camera Box. Upon enquiry we
were informed that It was the largest
box ever brought into the State. The
public may soon look for treat in the
way Of fine extra large size portraits made
with this machine and put in their win
dows for examination and admiration.
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OK HANDING. John Thompson will
appear in the opera House tomorrow
evening, in "on Hand, or True to the
Last" in which he sustains nine charac-
tiers, giving delineations Of Irish, Dutch
and negro parts in his usual faithful style,
besides which he performs on twenty
three different musical instruments. He
has been received everywhere with
crowded houses, and he is accompanied
by frst.clsss company, ho.sustain the
minor characters. As a delineator of
special characters, Mr.. Thompson cannot
be surpassed, and if once teen all will be
anxious to call again. He plays here
only two nights.
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The TRMPLAR BANQUET.-The Knights
Templar are requested to be at the Nc
Lure House tomorrow afternoon, at 3:15
sharp, to attend the Grand Banquet given
IN honor Of the Grand Commsndery by
wheeling Commandery No. l. Tickets
Tor the Templar Ball, to be given imme.
diately alter the reception, can be pro-
cured from the following gentlemen i:
Hugh Sterling, L. E. Hanson, F, @. Win.
ship, W. T. Derry, W. Ii. Carothers, j
F. Merrymau, W. b. Travis, G. F. Ir-
vine, Il. W. List, II, A. Chandler.
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Of the Lodge by Dr.. sedwick, in few
earnest and appropriate remarks
The proceedings Of the meeting were
then closed and the audience dismissed
BY singing the long metre doxology. Al
together the occasion was one Of unusual
interest, and the new Lodge, numbering
twenty.eight members, starts Of under
the most favorable auspices and with the
hearty well wishes Of the community.
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BgLLAIRE ITEMS The very impress.
i've ceremonies connected with the sol.
emnizition OF m9vrisge was held last
evening at the German Church by the
Rev. Miller, by making the twain in
one" Of MIR. Henry Le0nhart and Miss
Lizzie Bowers. Although we did rol
understand the language used by the
officiating minister, from the silent inter.
est taken by our German friends present,
as well as the exceeding neatness oil de-
livery OF the Rev. Pastor, whose genislity
Of manner has made for him many friends,
we could not but conclude that the two
who have entered into holy partner.
ship for life were tied by tie so strong
that "naught but death could them sep.
arate," and may peace and prosperity
mark their pathway through life, and
nothing occur 10 mar the pleasures OF
those, who last night bound themselves
in the sacred bonds Of Hymep. After
the ceremonies HeatheriDgton's Brass
Band gave the newly married couple O
most delightful serenade.
The Amateur Literary Society,"" con-
vened last evening ct the residence Of
Mrs. Ogle and hsd q very interesting
meeting. The exercises consisted oil Sc
lectreading, budget reading and debating,
which were all carried out in good style,
the reading being excellent. The object
Of the Society Is Improvement in kuowl.
edge"
The sermon by Dr.. swainey, Of Barnes.
vile, at the Methodist Church last even
ing, was an unusually good one, and was
listened to with pleasure by large num-
Der OF persons. After he had finished
Prof. Lee, Of New Market College, Ohio,
made lew remarks concerning the an
ticipsted removal Of the College TO anoth.
er place. Three points were mentioned
as being the most suitable FOR such an in.
stitution, viz. Mansfield, Cambridge and
Bellaire.
A few Of our citizers lett town yester-
day morning TO take part in the Sunday
School Convention held near GAINESVILLE.
1t will be continued several days.
The smoke that hung over our city has
entirely disappeared.
Notwithstanding sll pTeCaulions-and
We doubt il there are many tskcn-by
our citizens against robbery, that evil
seem to be on the increase IL the mast
week two cases hsve occurred, one al
Shupe's residence and the other an at
tempt TO carry Cff dried peat from the
store Of Miller, on the corner Of Sd and
Belmont streets. In neither case, how.
ever, was there much made BY the
thieves.
No arrests made yesterday. Everything
calm and sedate in the police department:
Not much excitement yesterday in re.
gard TO the sale oil the Commercial. We
understand Mr.. A. Sullivan's bid Of
Sc 800 bought the institution.
What might have been very disss-
trous fire occurred yesterday morning in
the alley between Belmont and Water
streets A little son Of Fred. Eberle, The
grocer, while playing in the barn adioin-
Ing his fathers store, set on fire o bale Of
hay with lighted match. Fortunately,
some ladies living next Goor discovered
the fire and gave the alarm in time to
have It put cut before much damage had
been done.
Astronomers have been sent for 10 cal
culste how soon there will be a total
eclipse Of the gas lamps in this CITY
Smoked glass is at premium.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
The Demonstration Yesterday AItel
noon.

Inc DtmunsHutlUu ebIeIuhy AIIeIs
noon.
The Grand Lodge Of West Virginia, X.
oil p, assembled in the hall Of Black
Prince Lodge again yesterday morning,
and proceeded with the transaction Of
regular business. Nothing transplred Of
interest to the public, the entire morning
session being occupied In receiving the
usual reports. Shortly before noon the
Grand Lodge adjourned, to meet again
this morning.
THE PROCESSION
had been announced to start between one
and two o'clock, and early in the Alter
noon large crowd Of spectators assem-
bled on Chapllne street, in the vicinity Of
the Court House. About . o'clock the
procession formed on Chspline street, in
the following order;
Chief MIrshAl and Assistants.
krAmer's Band.
Pas! Grand ChAncellors in Uniform.
Past hAneellorB In unifoIm.
Members Of the Grand Locge.
kNight8 In Uniform.
knights In ReRAllA
Carriages with Grand Ofieers.
Capt George G. Trimble, Of 1vanhoe
Lodge, acted as Chief Marshall, with
Capt. B. B. Dovener, Of Black Prince
Lodge, George Matthews, oil Baltimore
Lodge, Christ. siebke, oil Germania Lodge,
Capt. 8. L. Bnce, Of Columbia Lodge, and
George Baum oI Humboldt Lodge, as As.
SIstsnt MArshals.
The procession proceeded up Chspline
to llth street, down 1lth 10 Market, up
Market TO 9TH, down 9Th to Main, down
Main to cath, up Gath to Chspline, down
Cspllue to 36.h, up 36th to Eof, down
Eof to Both, up aOih to Jacob, up Jacob
to 24!h, down 9Th to Eoff, up Eoff to
$50, down 33ito Chspline, up Chspline
10 2lst, down 2lst to Market, up Market
to 10Th, out 10Th 10 Jacob, up Jacob to
l2th, down l9lh TO place oil starting.
Along the route Of the procession hun
dreds Of citizens gathered to witness the
display. The neat uniform Of the Knights,
their gay banners and fine music, excited
quite an enthusiasm, and they were cor
daily welcomed everywhere. About two
hundred and twenty-five were on foot,
and probably. fifty mounted and in car
ti0ges. The day could not have been
finer, and everything appeared favorable,
The demonstration was very creditsble,
THE BALL.
In the evening q grand ball was given
at Turner Hall, in honor Of the Grand
Lodge oil West Virginia. The ball was
eminenty a success. Brave Knights and
fair ladies throDged the flor, and epj Dyed
the mszy until nearly dawn. 10. Krs-
neI's superb orchestra furnished the
music.
Tonight Grand Banquet, given in
honor Of the Grand Lodge, will take place
at FalIoure's Dining Rooms. Extensive
preparations have been made by the com
mitlee, Jas well as by the MeHSrO. FallourO
and tho affair will no doubt be grand
success.
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AT 1927 Market street may be found
steinWsy Grand Pianos,
stelnway Upright Pianos,
steinWsy Grand Upright Pianos,
Steinwsy Square Pianos,
Knabe Grand Pianos,
Knabe Grand Square Pianos,
Knsbe Upright Pianos,
Knabe Square Pianos,
Chickering Square Pianos,
Hazelton Grand Square Pianos,
Hazelton Square Phnos,
Emerson Pianos,
Monchal s. Smith Pianos,
Good Z Octave Second. Hand Pianos,
Good Q Octave Second Hand Pianos,
Smith American Organs, II styles,
Mason 6 HAmlin Organs. z styles,
Estey Organs, styles,
Wood Organs, l style,
Packard Organs, 8 styles,
Several Good Second Hand Organs.
Pricesof Pianos from 800 to 81 ,45O.
Prices Of Organs from $50 to $3.50.
Terms to suit all. Call and examine.
ADAMS s. LUCAS, 1927 Market St.
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HELMBo1D's BUCHU is still in the re.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF Dr.. Helmbold, the cele-
brsted medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diaesses Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
teis. Genuine has proprietors private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w
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The Gift Concerts in aid Of the Ken.
lucky Library are not at all speculative.
The institution is chartered by the State
OF Kentucky. The first prize in the next
drawing, which takes place November 80,
is $25O. 900. It Is q reliable institution,
and some one will get the money. And
that there may be no doubt as 10 the
honesty Of its management we cite the
fact that the best banks in Louisville in.
dorse It, and that Governor Thomas E.
Brsnlette, Of Louisville, is the general
manager. An institution so fathered is
certainly deserving Of confidence.
poIhw
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A Gland Array of Beaded
CIoaks and Walking Jack.
cts, the very latest. An ex.
tenslVe display Of shaWls
and ScaIfs at half value.
Ladies', the above Will be
our Opening SpeciaIties for
this week, but remember
this 10 only one part of the
Great Bargains we are now
prepared to show you. We
invite your personal Inspec.
ton to our extensive display
In order to appreciate the
merits Of our present Offer
"e I. BLUM & BRO,
lIo4 Main St.
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Dr. Boschee,s German sy1np

Cough no more How much Joy there
is in every household 10 know that they
can at least procure remedy for any case
OF coughs, severe colds settled on the
breast, Consumption, or any disease Of the
Throat and Lungs, thst is certain 10 cure.
1t is satisfaction to know that person
is safe from the dangers Of these diseases
all you need do is 10 go to your drug
gist and get bottle OF Boschee's Ger
man Syrup; two or three doses will re-
lieVe you at once. II you doubt what
VIC say in print get sample bottle for 10
cents and try II, or irregular size for rs
Certs. enfNR
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4hHGnteIliQet1Ge1:
THURSDAY. NOV. IL, 1874.
New Advertisements.

Members OF Wheeling Commandery.
Wiesel Musical Institute.
Spare Ribs.
Wanted-Book keeper.
Foreign Fruit.
Hamilton Opera House.
Photographs.
Trust Sale.
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A CONFERENCE.-The. Fleming, the
bill poster, has supplied a want in the
Opera House by keeping at the entrance
opera glasses 10 rent at moderate rates.
This Is great convenience to many who
have notprovided themselves with glasses.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
Ing shows the range Of the temperature
as observed al silvey's Drug Store, cor.
ner opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
SIS is ~ 81 'f;A' 7sYH'
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L.V. BLOND keeps the finest stock and
greatest variety of Infants, Misses and
Ohildten's Shoes than any other house in
the city. Our lady readers will make a
note Of this and govern themselves ac-
cordinglY. n. w
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THElstest style OF Button Shoes, which
are now SO universally worn by the
ladies, can be seen at L. V. Blends Shoe
Store, No. 1875 Main street.
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$40 to $1,000 invested in Stocks and
Gold pays 200 per cent month. Send
for particulars. Tumbridge 6 Co., Bank
ers, 2 Wall ST., N. Y. dGw
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THE silent reserved man in a social
gathering is he whose mouth Is full OF 10.
bscco Juice and no spittoons are handy.
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soREE PosTFoNRD.-The Wlesel Mu.
steal Institute soiree has been postponed
until Saturday evening, when the Insti.
tute will give one Of their elegant soireeS.
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THIS has not proved to be very good
iAll for stealing ovetcosts thus far. Per.
haps It Is too early In the season. .
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Two lovers hugging each other in a
street car is accepted as an instance Of a
bad case Of "open communion"
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MONEY SAVED As COOP As EARNED
II you want French Merino, Cashmere,
Alpaca, or any other Dress Goods at East.
ern cost price, goto
J. W. FERRELs,
Cor. Main and Goth SIS, Centre Wheeling.
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TIE ladies were out in full force and in
full dress yesterday afternoon.
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ALAS, that the Thanksgiving turkey
should give place to the Democratic
rooster.
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A RARE CHAScE.-At11OS Main street
J. Emsheimer is selling his elegant stock
Of Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
at greatly reduced prices. Call and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
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No MORE remarkable autumnal season
than this, atmospherically or politically
considered, can be recalled.
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We believe we are right in stating that
to appreciate good goods at low figures
we advise our lady readers to go to L. v.
Bonds Shoe Store, No. 1885 Main
street.
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COUNTRY editors are looking in their
plgeon.holes for 1.-THE Beautiful Snow"
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IT WILL PAY.-Go see the goods at the
closing out sale Of
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ANOTHER invoice Of vogle & Hughes
Organs came into sheib's store yesterday.
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PEOPLE who have Confederate money
had better preserve II, now.
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FERREL is closing out at cost and the
low prices will surprise you.
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TIE Second Ward market was very
poorly attended yesterday morning.
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TONIGHT, last appearance Of Mamie
Sargent, Lady Of Lyons"
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ANY family that gets a Weber Piano
will have q prizs.
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], W. FsRRRLL is really selling all his
goods and carpets just at Eastern cost,
certain, corner Of Main and 2Oth street Z
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TIE Masonic Grand Lodge elected
their officers last evening.
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Now is the time to supply yourself
with dry goods and carpets at cost, at
J.W. FRRRRL's
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If you want goods OR carpets at cost
go 10 J. W. Ferrel's.
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FURs FURs! FURsl!-For all kinds
Of Furs, go 10 Henry Jacobs. He has
jus! opened q new line.
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For Additional L0cGl Sc First Page.
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WEBER PIANOS.

J. W. FERREL is selling out his Brus-
sells Carpet at one dollar and ten cents per
yard.
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MASONIC.
Yesterdays Session of the Grand
Ledge.

Yesterdays Session Of the Grand
Ledge.
The Grand Lodge A. F. and A. II. Of
West Virginia met again yesterday morn.
ing and transacted some business Of little
importance TO the outside public, The
morning was occupied in committee
work, receiving reports, etc. In the
afternoon the Grand Committee was in
session, with full attendance Of delegates
The Grand Lodge convened again in the
evening, and after receiving q number Of
committee reports, proceeded to the cleo
ton OF officers.
GRAND OFFICERS.
The following gentlemen were elected
Grand officers for the ensuing year:
NJ. W, Robert White, Of Romney,
Grand Master.
R, W., &. D. Walker, Fairmont, Dep.
uty Grand Master.
R. W., G. W. Atkinson, Charleston,
Senior Grand Warden.
r.. W, Leonard Msllonee, Grafton,
Junior Grand Warden.
R. W., ]. II. Williams, Wheeling, Grand
Treasurer.
R. W., o. s Long, Wheeling, Grand
Secretary,
The appointed officers were as follows /:
Grand ChdpLdiH-W., J. A. Kibbe.
" Lteturer-W,, DR.. Geo Baird.
Heleon-W., J. W. Arbuckle.
w Louis Albrecht, jr.
" HdrShal-W., J. z. A. Entler.
PurSuirdnt-W., s L. Duling.
4" Tylsr-W., T. W. Bliss.
A resolution was adopted to appoint a
committee to provide means to educate
the children Of Masons in some State In.
stitution.
Shortly after O'Clock this morning the
Grand Lodge adjourned, 10 meet at the
same time next year. A fiuer body Of
men never assembled in this city than
the Masonic Grand Lodge. During their
session they done considerable hard work,
much Of it OF an important nature.
The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Ma.
sons will meet this morning at 10 o'clock.
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50 pietGS pure Moh1ir BrilisntIne, in all
the new Fall thAdes, worth SOC Ct. ....... IS:
Lupin's best make Cashmere In new shades
uOWu 70. zee. ...... ..ssss......s..... tOS
Those elegant Atwood serse Suiiirgs IN
new SHADES down to..................... axe
Those elegant DrlgonAb SuIunge, best
make and all colors, down tO...,........3lkc
A beauty Rich black Lustre 10 beat
everything A.. observation-disclosures. 35e
Much 1net quality from auction, & great
sacrifice st .........................,...,-. &c
ehimplcnl Aho. ! MOhA!r Lustre, tiIk
dni.h, down 70. .......................... Soc
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RUIN0Us PRICE
From Auction!
A Storm on Dress Goods

We will offer this morning
the following Great Bar
gains, never before known
to the Trade, Of which there
will positively be no dupIl.
Gates. These fabrics are
quoted at 80 per cent less
thanthe cost of production:
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WEBER PIANOS.
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then delivered q abort address, based
upon the announcement made by the
angels that Christ was born and ascrlbing
glory to God in the highest and on earth
peace and good will to men. The ad-
dress was a comparative view Of the re-
lations oil Masonry to Religion and was
very interesting, but the lsteness OF the
hour forbids our making an extended no.
dce Of 1t Atits close Ross ]. Alexander,
on behalf of Mr. Irwin, the youngest
member OF the new organization, pre-
scented to tho Lodge q beautiful copy Of
the Bible, which was accepted on behalf
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POLICE RAID ON BROoKLYs RowDrEs.

About two P. N. yesterday the police, under the
command OF Captain Campbell to the number OF
thirty, selected from four dinerent precincts, made
. raid on party OF roughs who were congregated
n the vicinity OF the County Buildings ana sue
oeeded in capturing about forty persons. They
have been the habit Tor several Sundays past OF
making sudden descenis on henroosts, liquor
sloors, restaurants, &c. and nave been the terror
Oi the vlcnity superintendent FOLK determined
70 break up the practice, and ordered Captain
Campbell TO make Inc rand. About 100 persons
were playing bail and disturbing the peace when
the police appeared, ana at sieht OF the uniforms
they scattered in every direction but the officers
rave chase and brought in their men to the Ten tn
DTecinct station house, where they were locked up