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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-03-23

Eleven buildings, in Tideoute. Pa, was burned
yesterday morning. Lose, $4,000
The spelling match excitement is a Job all
got up by the publishers OF dictionaries i.
Herald.
While Captain James W. Nelson was reefne
his vessel at Cedar Strait, Md, yesterday, he
fell overheard and was drowned.
Advices from tile FIJI lsauds state that the
measles have broken out among the natives,
and many deaths have resulted thereffom.
Tie Richmond Wing says that Virginia has
the only asylum in this cuuutry, or Ill the world
perhaps, for insane people OF the colored race.
An ordinance prohibiting the ringing of church
bells has been introduced in the New York beard
of aldermen, aud there is possibility that will
pass.
Vice President Wilson pissed through Ncv
York on Friday on his way to Boston, and will
return to Washington OIL 10 morrow, and pro
ceed thence TO New Oteans.
While fifty persons and several teams were on
the ''ice bridge" at Qlebec onStturday, it broke
loose and hDai ed up tile river with the tide. All
landed safely yesterday morning.
The Susquehanna river continued falling yes
terdav at WiilIamsport, Wlkesblrre, Harrisbui j
Port Deposit aud Havre- de Grace. but the Ice
gorges everywhere remained unchanged.
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GreuI Ice GNrRaa.

In 1918 a glacier 5000 feet long, 600 feet high,
descended INTO the valley Of the river Drspse.
Above it lake was formed which contained
G000 900, 900 gallons of water The authorities
drove tunnel through the ice barrier and drew
nearly half of the water safely, but then the
current and thawng had 30 enlarged the tunnel
that the ice barrier gave way, and the other half
of tho water was discharged in half an honr. In
1915 similar lake was formed by the Vernagt
OOO,OOO gallons of water was discharged in an
hour Iu both cases there was an immense
daetrlctlnn of nronerty and liYeh.
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No Coal 10 Sell.

The Reading r. R. Co. has issued the follow
ing clrcular to coal dealers "There being no
prospect of the miners and laborers in the coal
region resuming work in timo to produce coal
during the month of April, no price circular fol
that month will be issued" This tho Reading
Eagle construes to mean that the Philadelphia
Reading Company will have no coal to sell,
and serves as warning to manufacturers and
others to make arrangements for complete
supply in order to keep them running. Al
Reading an advance is anticipated.
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The DOVER FRUfr AND VEGETABLE PREsERy-
ING CoMpANY.-We noticed some weeks ago,
the organization of fruit drying company III
this place, aud mentioned that they expected to
operate with new patent dryer, the invention
OF DR.. j. L. Register. Since then the company has
been regularly chartered by the Delaware Legis-
lature and full patent on the dryer has been
granted by the U, 3. Patent Office to DIR. j. T..
Register and his assigns of one-half interest.
"The Dover Fruit and Vegetable Preserving
Company" Experiments with this dryer were
conducted last summer at all outlay of a clever
sum of money, which was given individually by
DR.. H. Rdgely and Hon Charles Brown, with a
view to encourage the invention, which they
considered would be of great banefit to the fruit
growing interests OF this community. 1t is
claimed that the working capacity of this dryer
is equal TO the best extant. and that it can be
erected and operated at less than half the cost
of anv other dryer now in use 1t will be fully
tested this summer by the above named com
pany.-Deidwaredn
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oLAeeow HOTEL KEEPER ENTIcTD AWAY AND
RoBBED-cApruRE OF THE ROBBERS AND IEcov-
ELY CT THE GREATER PART OF THE MONEY.
Yesterday morning, Vim. II. Gutmie WHO has
for seven years past been keeping hotel at
Glasgow, Pencader hundred. drove into Will
mington. Towards evening he went into Whit
loci. = restaurant, where he was subsequently met
by Frank sawdon, an old friend, aud became
acquainted for the first time with Edward
Elliott. Remaining here shor: time, he next
proceeded 10 the Pennsylvania House, accom-
panied by Elliott where he got his SUPPER and
afterwards rejoined Sawdon ut Whitlock's. This
was just on the ove Of his intended departure
for home, and his horses had already been or
dered.
But instead OF getting of home, Mr.. Guthrie
was persuaded by Sawdon to accompany him On
the south side of Market street bridge, where
they entered ono or two places and drank to
gether. They did not remain long, however, be-
fore sawdon proposed a return, and about 9
O'Clock they set out for the Pennsylvenia House.
When they reached the bridge aud were walk
ing along, arm III arm, MIR. Guthrie was pushed
down by some one who approached from the
rear. and Sawlon falling OH top OF Mr.. G.. held
him thus until the person who made the assault
robbed him of Sl50., (Which he carried III the bo
som pocket Of his vest, )and got short distance
away.
Art-. they rose to their feet, sawion express
cd some surprise that hlr. Guthrie should have
Mr.. G. informed him that he must remain, and
drew his pistol to enforce obedience until officer
Brckle came along, and Sawdon was conveyed
to the hall. The moon shone very brightly at
the time Mr.. Guthrie WAS robbed, and he was
enabledto see very plainly who the person was
that relieved him of the money, and on the
description given, Chief Bradytand officer Brickle
arrested Elliott, when he fully identified.
In the meantime Elliott had deposited with Mr..
Downing, who keeps restaurant in the base
ment OF the Telegraph building, and by whom
he WAS formerly employed, five $50 bills, and
had sixth one changed
This morning, a hearing was given Sawdon
and Elliott before the Mayor, and the particu-
lars as above related were brought CUT, upon
which the accused were held in 81 500. each for
court. After they were remandea Dack to the
cells they confessed their guilt.
Mr. Guthrie has obtained all his money, eI-
cept few dollars, aud returned to his home.
Sawdon is son of Frank Sawdon the butcher,
who resides on Seventh street, above Poplar.
Elliott is son OF william Elliott, who resides
on Lombard street The senior Elnott il a MEM
Der of Asbuiy church, and his son has been
under religious Influences from his boyhood.
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BYLAWS AMESpEp.-A meeting Of the mem
bers OF the New Castle Comfy alGtual Insurance
Co. was held in this city yestesday, when sever
al amendments were made to the bylaws. For
the most part these amendments relate to an ex-
panaton of existing bylaws, but a change was
also made in the manner of tile election of dl-
rectors. Instead of The whole board of fifteen,
who serve for three years, being elected at one
time, ne-third of them will hereafter be elected
annually, TO serve for q similar period. The
Delaware Fire Insurance Co. propose like
change, which will be considered on Thursday
next
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The Senate, YosIerday.

In the U. s. Senate yesterday, Mr.. Johnson,
Of Tennessee, spoke for two hours in opposition
to the Louisiana resolution, and i'll bitter denun-
citation of the Presidents course. Messrs Bogy,
OF Mo-, and Randolph, of N. j., also opposed the
substitute for tho resolution condemning the
Presidents action in Louisiana. No vote was
nd
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The CoATEsvILLE WATER SupPLy.-The main
which supplies West Coatesvlle with water is
ice bound and has been 30 for some weeks. The
Water Commissioner dug out several feet, and
obtained wood, built fire on the pipe at differ
ent Places in order to thaw the ice, but has
failed to accomplish the desired result.
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FrightfuI March weather.

New York yesterday morning. The Thermometer
marked IA degrees below Zero at Ithaca. and ~
below zero at Etna. Along the Hudson the
range was from 8 to IA below. The roads are
hlied with heavy snow drifts from the storm OF
Saturday. The thermometer at Pittston, Pa,
yesterday morning, marked two degrees below
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, March 23.
Cotton firm at 16}4@l7o CIoverseed in good
demand at 5000 5U. Tor tenna., and $40 500
ii for western Flour steady; Penna. extra and
high grades unchanged. Wheat firm; red 81 22
al rs; amber 51.26@1 90 Rye 81, Corn quiet;
yellow, al15@82c. Oats steady; white 69@69I5c
Provisions unchanged. Mess Pork S2l@21. 5O;
and 13HGDl4Ac. WLiekey Sl,15.
QUOTATIONS Al THE BRAspywINE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND eaAIS--uonlEcTrD DAILY.
Family Hour. ........-. --....... .4775@ S.75
Extra Flour ...-... ...... 6.50G0 25
guperlne Flour. ... .... 4.750p SIS
Wheat ............ ..=.--..- las
Corn, New, so,
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The free license bill upon snag, in the
House. Yesterday afternoon. II the members
from this county don't do something for the
houor business, there will be trouble in the
Democratic party. Ask Sheriff Lambson If this
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PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
New YORK, March 20.
Cold to-day, s1.lGN.
Furnished ny craige, johnson h Co., Bankers and
Brokers, Bth anu Market Stsl
LONDON, 1880, P. NJ, March 90.
Dlitish Consols for money 90 bid for ac-
count 9315. U. s. 1868, l0719; 1s67s, 1071l
Ten-fortles 1903; New Fiyes OF 1881, 10914. Erie
common shares, 2s%@2i. Market firm and i'm
proving.
FRANEFoRT, March %.
United States 52O's OF 1862, 9915. New York
Central and Hudson shares o..
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LAND PURCHASERS. - The easily cultivated
lands and attractive water locations of Talbot
county are drawing large numbers here from the
Northern States in search OF farms. The con-
sequence is that land prices have become more
buoyant still lands are held at merely nominal
prices compared with northern rates, while
the salubrious climate and salt water attractions
of our county make them much more desirable
than northern farms. In ten years lands here
will be enhanced in value by little less than a
hundred per cent.-St. Micllrels (Md.) Com,t.
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FIRE IN DORCHESTER CouSrY.-The dwelling
on the farm of Mr.. Daniel M. Henry, about half
a mile from Cambridge, Dorchester county, was
destroyed by fire on Thursday last. 1t was a
large and commodions building, aud Mr.. Henry
ana family were making preparations to move
into it on the first of April. 1t was insured for
80 600.
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a HORRIBLE MURDER IN BOSTON.
BosToN, March 23.
Mrs. Mary Bingham, widow, was found nur-
dered in the cellar Of her mothers house, in
East Roston. Marks Of violence show that she
was murdered. Her mouth was packed full of
gravel, and her body presented a sickenlpg ap.
pearace. No clue to the murderer has been
fourd, but an investigation has been COM
menced
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-03-23

The features of the amended School bill, which
passed the House yesterday, seem, upon hasty
inspection, good and il Governor Cochran gets
a good man for Superintendent, under the pro-
visions, the public schools certainly will be
srestlv improved.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-03-23

BAPn'r GROWTH IN DELAWARE. The second
quarterly meeting of the Baptist Missionary
Society was held at Vernon, Del, on the 18th
inst. Among the interesting papers read WAS
one by Rev. III. III. Leamy in which he gave
some facts in connection with growth Of the
Baptist church in Delaware. He said there were
membership of less than Eve hundred now
there are ten churches with q membership of
about one thousand, and church property to the
amount Of S125, 100000 and one Collegiate In
sttrte in flourshing condition these figures
do not include the Antiuomian or Old School
Baptlsts,
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TEE MIDDLETowN Town HALL Co.--Last week
the annual election of the Mld1letown Hall Co.
was held when the following directors were
elected James M. Cox, Wm. II Barr, r. A.
Cochran, ]. r. Hall, Samuel Pennington, james
Culbertson and James H. Scowdrick According
to the annual statement, the building paid a
reasonable profit last year. The total receipts
amoui ted to 1882 65, with which a loan of
II .267. 90 was lqudated, all expenses kept up
and balance left in the treasury of S240. %.
The receipts from the main hall were only
Sl5t,50
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Rough on the SnOk ers.

The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany have discontinued fires in the smoking cars
on their road on account of scarcity of coal. The
travelling public can now either smoke in cold
cars, ride on other cars or abstain from smoking
or yalL
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Coroner Groves has removed, to-day, to a
new location in Market Street below second.
The Womens Temperance Union meets to-
morrow at Friends Lyceum room Fourth and
West streets, at o'clock.
Thos Worrilow has obtained the contract for
building new dwelling at Chadds Ford for
William kipse, OF q. ID. King x Co.
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THE CHADD's FoRD RAILROAD BRIDeE.-The
driving of new piling in the BALTIC. Central r.
H. bridge at Chadd's Ford is about completed,
and the work OF putting on the caps ready for
the string pieces IS progressing, and In week
or ten days, should tie weather prove favorable,
the work will be completed, and the whole
structure will prove Il much stronger barrier
against ice floods than any structure the Com
pany has vet had there.
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ro.pAY's PROCEEDINGS IN THE sENArE.

ro-pAYs PROCEEDINGS IN THE sENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 23.
In the Senate, this morning. Mr.. Anthony said
lie would ask for continuance of the session
until the resolutions now under consideration
should reach vote.
Mr.. Jorcs, OF Florida, spoke against the
resolution
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New BOARDING AND SALE SrABLEs-Wm. IL.
Colby, late superintendent of the city railway
will open, in a few days, in the.stable lately oo-
cupied by Frank Pinkerton, Orange street ABOVE
Fourth. a boarding and sale stable. Mr.. G. has
dealt in horses for a number OF years, and il
thoroughly competent to take charge OF all
horses left in his care.
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SEVENTH ST. VARIETIEs.- proprietors of
walls and ceiling and painting the front OF tile
stage. They also removed the benches for re-
served eeets aud placed in their stead over
hundred new CHAIRS, which makes it more com.
Portable.
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REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, March 20.
Probabilities For the Middle States clear
and cold weather during the day. followed by
winds shifting to easterly, or southerly, rising
temperature, and high, but falling barometer.
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THE OPERA HOUSE, THIS EvESISa.-At tho
Opera House, this evening, complimentary
benefit will be extended to Mr.. Mark Grayson,
who claims to be the champion pedestrian Of the
world The Ravels aud various other persons
well known i'll this city, will j7in in the tesimo-
III his tour round the world will be given him.
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SURVEY COMPLETED j. o. Sharpless, Chief
Engineer of the Phla. & Chester County Rail
Road, last week flushed running the hne of the
proposed road from Cobbs creek at the city line,
to Grays Ferry to connect with the Junction
Rail Road. He reports finding very favorable
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-03-23

DAILY PRAYER MEETISG.-A daily prayer meet
ing wi II be held at No. 107 W. Second St, com
mencing on Thursday March 25th, at half past
8 o'clock. All are invited.
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DIssoLUrIoN.-W. NJ. Francis and H. C. Sip
pie grocera at Third and Madison rtreets, dis
solved yesterday. Mr.. Sipple will continue the
business.
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The school election will take place on Saturday
Of next week, the srd proximo. Thirteen mem
befs of the Board of Public Education are to be
elected, ten of them for the regular term Of
three years, aud three to fill vacancies as fol-
lows;
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USApLE TO RESUME. The barges Of the Elec-
uic line were unable to resume their trips to
New York on Saturday, as announced, ice having
formed in the canal to such a thickness as to
prevent navigation. Itis hoped, however, that
the beats will be able to resume their trips in a
few DAYS
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GRAND BALL.-The N. s. U. a social club of
young men, who have their roomiu the Institute
building, wall give their annual bali i'll the dining
room OF the Clayton House, on Thursday April 1st,
Their previous balls have always peen success,
and there is no doub that this will III the least
fall short of the previous ones, but will surpass
them, as they are spaling no pains to eclipse all
former events
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-03-23

HOLLY TREE ISN AT CHEs rER,On Saturday
evening last, public meeting was held at
Chester in the interest of proposed Holly Tree
Inn for that city. Several speeches OF endorse
ment were made by prominent citizens, after
which eighty shares of the value of $40 each
were subscribed
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-03-23

A READING OPINION OF Mr. SPRrSaER.--T
Reading Times prints this opinion of Mr., Jno. A.
Springer, whose death was announce IN these
columns yesterday. 'AIr. Springer came TO this
city from Wilmington, Delaware, about three
years ago, and by his superior knowledge Of
mechanism at once took a leading rank among
our mechanics He was man of considerable
Intelligence outside of his linz OF busintss, and
was highly esteemed for his genial qualities"
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-03-23

In the Senate of New Jersey yesterday bill
was introduced confirming the sale of the Ste
vens battery to John Roach for S105,0oo,
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Dailv Commercial.
COM MMERclAl PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard N. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis @. Ferris

1t looks as if Archie Givens relief would not
come, this time. Mr.. Biggs has turned a sharp
corner on him.
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LrNcoIN UNIyERsIrY CRlpplED Lincoln Uni
versty, au institution for the education of col
ored children located near Oxford, Chester
county, is in crippled condition, and an appeal
has been made for aid Under the new Psnn-
sylvania Constitution, State aid is withdrawn,
and unless generous response is made by the
public, twenty moro students will have TO be
dismissed for the want of funds with which to
educate them,
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The Friends Lyceum voted, last evening, to
adjourn for the winter on next Monday evening.
Oliver Wendell Holmes aud his works are to bo
discussed thereat.
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yTRESh MINED COAL.

4 MESH MINEU UoAL.
am pleased to be ahle to announce to the citizens
of Wilmington that have make arrangements by
which ali rec iving daily, direct from one of the
best mines ia the hamDkin re sion, rn'l supply Of
fresh mined J, which am selling at regular prices
an deliver ng promptly.
Fresh mined coal is always far superior to that
wIica has teen exposed to the weather a ! winter,
and low beng dug mp and shipped here I, be
so by some OF oni large dealers. look at both
wonld convince any one Of THIS fact.
aprle-lyuI JOSEPH FouT.
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alem advertisements.

NG 9S FOR VERY SUPERIOR
hDO %eJ hard White Ash tove Coal. cur pat
ent wagon devi rs 1t into TIE cellar without dirt or
trouble. GEO. w. BUSH Il son.
rpp harf
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Glnanrlal cards.

rf,HE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
coa MARKET STREET,
Incorporated February Is 1861.
oren to receive deposits daily from .. A. NJ, until
j. P. M, and OF Tuesday and Saturday evenings,
irora to O'Clock.
A sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND, AT TIE RATE
of per cent. has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization of the Bank and it is the ex-
pectation OF the Managers, that this rate OF divi-
Whea dividends are not withdrawn, they are &C
counted as deposits. Thus permanent dcpoaits,
compound their interest twice in each year
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM Huiss, GEORGE W. BusR,
chsslss chssi II. II How'll howIisp, n. [. IicnTxTsTas,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, NATHANIEL r. BENSON
HFisy r. DURB, JOB II. JACKSON,
e. n. SToTSRRsl Be, WA. Fl. SWIFT,
WIN. =. HILLES, PRESIDENT
GRO. ". Bush. Vice President; ~,
ETIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
DKToste0RY OF THE PUBLIC NoNRs
FINANCIAL AeENT OF TIE UNITED STATES
EDWARD BELTS, President.
GEO. ID StthtsTRONo', cashier.
PAID UP CAPITAL, so0G,00J
E~- Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur.
nished to regular depostcrs without charge.
Discount dag Mondays and Thursdays, at 6H AN.
DIRECTORS.
Clement D. smyth, George W. Bush,
Israel Pusey, Eli Garrett,
Henry S. McComo, Joshua 4. Head,
Daniel James, William Tatnau,
Riward Belts. oct1-1v
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ms DEATH, TO-DAY, AT NOON.
WEST CHESTER, March 23.
Hon. John Hickman died at his residence in
this town, to-day, about noon.
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SLIGHTLY WouNDED.-The wife of Lewis List
Jr,, who resides in West Seventh street. was
slightly wounded, last night, by bullet from a
whom and Mr. List some words had passed, and
which was fired at MIR. L.. The wound is very
slight.
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FIFTH EDITION.


ARCHIE GIvENs BILL HAS BAcK-sET-TBK
SCHOOL BILL THROUGH THE HoUaE-THE FREE
LIQUOR BILL ON THE RAGGED EDaE-HAwKs AND
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1liakD EDITION.
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW York, March %.
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FOURTH EDITION.


SIXTH pAy-THE TEMPERANCE MEMORIAL ACCEPTED
-MINI5TEBIAL CHANGES, DO.
t7p.efal b, Telegraph to tie Commercially
SarypNA Dpi March "a
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FIFTH DAy-sPIRITED DEBATE ON THE TEMPERANCE
QUEsTIoN-MoHR SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE CON
FERENoE ACADEMY FUND.
IL
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SECOND EDITi0N.


oLAeGow HOTEL KEEPER ENTIcrD AWAY AND
HoBBED-cAPruRE OF THE ROBBERS AND IEcoy-
Ely CT THE GREATER PART OF THE MONEY.