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,9Sas i'd nidt eiucn 9IugcnbIid in
3peif,l sebe, gpdOi9cs SrauIein. NIio
id ncbme baS @aus; Die Ntietbe mcrhe
i'd Sbncn burd Safer suiteuen I0iien,
9n unQcfdbr uicrsebn IaQcn hiirften upbI
sic 9idume ;u bs;,cbcn icin?
,Sbun cher, @crr S6srit, idlon in ;luti
uocr brci 5a:en !" rirf 9lurrrl @es'
bnlb iou.n Sic obnc 9tOtb im Saitbauic
mo6utu ?"
%, bort mobnt cS ljd gang gut, Gusr
&naNen &! ord nun per;uibcn Se wobI
- i'd babe beut nod Sringcnocs su
t6un
sic moII:en lAon Qebcn ?" risfcn
bcioc S6mcitcrn idmer;lid bcwe9t, inbcB
Safer nit 6Iulden uuO 8Idicrn liDtbar
marb.
sd muB, mcinc Snmen - brin0euos
@cid)dfte. Sin anorr MoI, wcuu Sic
gcitattcn ?"
yMtit touieno 6reubcn, 9err S5crit |"
ucrIidc.te GuIalia.
,9Eir Hnb ia eiuan6er idon I'M 10
uieI ndber aeriift !" fiiatc 9Iurnra bin,n
unO idIug babel relidamt Die 9Iu9sn
uiebcr
,,llno mir mcrben einantcr nod biel
ndhcr riifcu," bemerfte GUlnlia. y9err
Oherit iinO muIifIIiid - i'd bin cS uudl."
,,NbcnOS fauu man Damn I'M gSinter ia
idon Gin lueniA sic Sarte iur Sano ncb
men," Fiii1crte o;e Oi6e 9turora.
Scr 0err Sbelit b6rcn uisleift Ncrr
sic 3etung uorIcicn, intereiiiren Td fin
fricaeriidc Greiguiiie." iagte @uIaIia.
yMeine Gamcn, Sic erSriiden mid
nit 9hrcr 5rcunbIidfeit !" entaeanett
ser Sterif raid cnt"dIoilen, eineo neuer
@emerfung YurorenS iuporfommeno.
vNber icbt babe id bel goot feiner
9l4gen5Iif 3eit mebr ilbris. Wtein er'
0cbcnites 6 nmplimcnt !"
Gr sriibte mjlitdriid uno nabm raid
flu btartig Den SSeg mad Ser in Der
9ofraum fIbrcnNen Sbiir, on Safer p1r
| bel.
9Iber cr fountc unm69Iid idnen ssnuG
iein, nm allcin Die 9IuStbure 81 errcid)en
9ie beircn Sdw"itcrn itursten bintei
ibm Der unS 0inaen sur 9tedteu uno sul
9infeu uuo ipru6en unaufbOrl.6, ein
unbcfiimmtrt nm has, mas bie anoer'
Iuete - Bis es ibm en6Iid gelang, bi
SbHrflinte gu er9reifen uno bieiem Srcu3
feucr su cntgeben.
9Iurora uno Gulalia febrtcn in oil
@obritube suriif, itelIteu iid Dor be'
SpieeeI unO ieuf,ten Seibe bersbredeno
yGiu darmontcr Mann, Der Sberf
BON Guienbera !" Fuiterte Nurora.
Sin 0tonn bon uniuioeriteblidel
0iebenswiirbiafeit !" fii9te GuIaIit
idma6trnO bin;u unb ienfte psrfdam
Den 8Ii9
y8on mandmaI etlpas ertrsbnaantsr
gteiaunaen," bemerfte Nurora. nSd
fdIieBe pas aus elmer 8emcrfung gessr
MIDI"
x@as bat cr 7ir asiast?" fragt
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NmTf.

@snu 0s'n Ser; in triiten Stunten
Wlsint ;u tre6eu on een Wuneen,
lie ibm tief bus 2eben itlua,
gStrc Gtr &ut uno Srrh aeaeten,
0Sc DID Sarmpnie umlhrsten
Wfit rsr 2rne 3auberfus.
S6neb't niht nit IrirrtDntn
Wuf Ger 0eiit gum Rsi6 Der Strntn,
gSann ibr 6reubFnruf erl6aIlt?
Srri6t aus raulheneen Mccsreen
9ttbt gu lir nit Sturmes rcrten
0sinrr OCttheit AasrwaIt!
.0GIit tu eas crbatene ShatIrN
Sn re5 1omss bthren SaQcr
8nIc 10 mdhtig, bale IL nile g?
.3si3t s5 ni6t binauf sur Srbe.
H0c res Groenlrben5 QSebe
Np9 bic rp'gr 4iete ltillt?
$orrit tu brrteu Srauerfldrge
go gum Jrieebof malt bic Wen1e
SdmcrjensblCib une 9ramsebeu9t?
:, III fiibIit es, baB hi6 leiie
[in eer ernltrn lrauerTeile
Setr ers 6riresno 0eif umfsn9t!
!eDrit IN nuf res 2icte5 S6pinsen
Q3ns tein Scr; trRest srfIinasn.
Grnt une better Iaut unt leis
2auihs! Is iinn reutid,e Oieilter
Ga umi6pctrn hrbc 0eirrr,
Srnenr ri6 i'm 3natertrsts.
2ictssluitrrn wirc umtcitn,
SturmsSwrtru pire umtpien
It'd III irlen Mirlpoien.
gap Iein trauria Ssr3 perirbnen
9Sr um Ith in bclrcn Sprcn
SrGume cir ger Wrnus 3ieh'n
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@iminhung ;mm announcement
auf bic rCutbe illuItririe
I6er= mS Wbrtcmbqu 3situng,
%5erauS9eseten rru
SS. 2S. 0oIcmanm, Wf ilipaufcc, gSiS
3eitI6rift fIr
YanOpirtbidnft @Sicb;udt, Sbit6du,
Slumenz uuo @icncu;udt uno 6en
SnmiIicnfrciS,
rTI6siut Isit rem Sabre 1870 resrlmGBta anfdn1S
lsteu Ncudts. Ter Ntrnnement6preiS tstrd9t
ttt &rr1uSsahIun9 inclulIrc pcrtr)
nur 75 ScntS per Jabr
9cSe ?tummrr cntbGtt SrisiuaIartifee iitrr bic
S,ri6ittrAsn ;3weiBe Ter 6rlb- nne @5arten'
Ntrtbidaft, Grlfs- une San5mirtb6aftlibe
autldse, ionic irritiSeu 9emcinniisliteu Vrieitrn
nebr 9Iuitratipncn. WPit Der Nrremternunnter
Tt!e ein GnbataprEcidnib Irwie Elm llmi6dg
qtIisfert. 0isle edit beuti6-ameritanilbe 3ettf
larif pire brrrits prn iebr nielen reutdprn Vdne-
Glrthen, Gidrtnrrn uuc Yriratlruten in ZEN Scr.
otaateu sslceu uub finect iiberau cine treune"
HOE Nufnlbme. prcbenumnern trereen unsnte
oCstli6 all ir1snt cine SlrrelIe perianrt.
IIstunft erthcit uub 9eFrgunssu bslsTot III
efr I GIfcs tieItS PII'tIt
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-8eidtuater Gum 8eidtenben): j:
y9luh babt Sbr idon iiber Spei Stun6en
aebeihtet nber nod t.in g86rtAen
bonn Sdmuggeln uno Sbr babt Guer
9ebtas nj d nidts eetban ais Sdmus.
acIn."
Sridtenber: y9r, tuiffens, Serr
Yfarrer, Dos srbt Sbne GU mir an, 70
pds se5ort uor's 3o7a1rt
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8anfz II. SntailOzOti6dft
Knanth. EachOd 4 Kuehue.

Knanth, Nachod & Kuehne,
l / 3 8ro q b NJ a b g c 10 gorf.
QSedbfcf
in telisbieen GuantitGttn nnt IL ten biIiafth
3dsss- Gcurfen auf biz meiifen Yldse In Dtutidt-
lamb, Stffe.rei6. Der Shpeis, 5ranfreid, beTs
lamb, Seldfn, S4ptssn, Rorrtstn, IdntmdrL
Hueiaub, nasarn &C.
Nus;ahIunecn
tur6 bic pcfdmtsr. fcspie ser 3etesrdsb in dntn
pldsen TeutftIants, ber g Spti;, Ssfrei%s t.
frei ins 5aus. Ginsaifiruna sra grtf6aft.n xne
Scrberunscn jetst art in afIsn 1beilsn Gnrrras.
Grebitbriefe
fur Reif.nhe sur Ssnnsuns ia dnsn Siittsa
Gurrrd's.
SentraI.N .Neentur Der g6Icr Qinie,
Gars'er rresr eIaft ariftrn Isao gor' uae
Sam6Grs.
, 1875-12-13
90 THE GOSPELS TEACH ENDLESS
PUNIS HMENT?

w boC ENAfs ElNN[E91
PUNISHMENT? ~
SERMON Bt TUE REV. DR. RtpEn, or 81. rArL's
EHCnCA.
The Rev. Dr. nrder preached 1cek ago yes-
teriay on the question whether rho four Cor
pes teach tho tloctrlne Of oudloss punishment.
HIS sermon WAS ~ followt:
And these shall 20 away Into srsrlasttng punI&h.
naeat but tho si1aseou' ioso lfa eternat.--lttts1
err. ID.
Thu four SERMONS Of tha cussont aerlea OF TO-
visal eetmous already delivered hAvo inclnded
tho following topics: anew Birth" Ninety
and Mas" "On. Taking Soundiugs," "For
What and for Whom Did Christ DE-" The firnk
considered the nature aud necessity Of conyer-
slon; thu second, the element Of forgiveness IN
tho dospels; the third. ths importance Of per-
souaI wascafulness; anu tho fourth, tho signia-
csncs Of thu death Of Christ and It's relation 10
mans salvation. This eIeoanE We address our.
teach tho doctrine OF endIea4 punishment3
In other words. ia the punishment which God
pfonouncea upou SIN clearly shown iu tho woruA
Ut Chrlst 10 0e enltodA?
Tho hesrer wi obsor.e tue limitations OF our
subject. Our inquiry doos not retaso ~ future
punishment. but to rudtsss punishment Do tho
lour Gosps toAeh tho entasuisy Ut pun[shmens
for ein.-,ln!srna!naple mtsery aud sorrow fur tbs
misdsede u tbts life! Anything less than an
eternity OF punishment IL tn,Torsalsm. III that
case. In tho dlsPennatson Of tho fullncss Of
time, all souls mar bccoMs obediout ~ God
Future punishment, ITO mstter, hor long con.
tuue1, II II egor terminate, 10 Infinitely short of
sadlcss. Does Ch1lst teach the endteasnca. }!
punishment Arc We conps!led to accept tbla
doctrine, howeTeF repuKuant 7 may be 10 our
feelings, II We strictly follow lis teachings?
iect h4s smother limitation. What IN the teaoE.
INK Of Cbr1st upon this aIl-lmoortant question 70
Our inquiry IL restricted 10 Lis words aud thus
u. NAV nav T., ,sasinc that tha Old TDaka-
, 1875-12-13

home tt.llt6. e!ao lot VIC eenulnR DI MocuF An1
Bankey to England--the mother countv-to
unlte ilor churches for the most important se-
yivsl work Of this centmry and now tboy arc
with us. evidently with thu ssn'A results before
them. YuunR Mans Cbrialian Ashocia'ions
sprsug up 10 all tho largo towns os England and
Scotland, and magnificent buildings for t4em
10 that country also. wAittIo and bliss,
aud llell aud Cree, have Rono ul ovsr the South
whers aro aud sword fow yesrs einoe left susn
fearful marks OF disupion; and now, ererr~
whore in thst region tho conviction Ia gaining
ground that tho \. NJ. @. AaaociAt,ous arc
u 10 tho channels Of blessing TO their churches.
In sl1nost every Htase In the Union these az
soclattona hAyo thoir missionaries, VII 10 work
il to unite Christian churches IN working for
eols. aud tten organizing ASSOCIATIONS fTotli tho
fsuita OF such wo1k. Tlela wAs = settes Of
tions of our BAte last year, and the results weso
90 markod that u tho Hiato Convention hetd In
Jack.onvllle 1t MAS resolved - fs,se e3.D00 TO
Put The boat man We could gut into the teld Mis
year for continuous work.
know OF nothing Tor hloh tito churches Of
Chc2Ko eau 10 sincerely thank God ~ Tor tho
privileges OF being 30 largely matrimonial IN
sess.ng IN motion this Unlou army. which under
Gpd ID destined to tAxe Tho world Tor tho Pslucs
ofFosco. In thIa confidence An bold TO pro-
aaut the claina Of tta Chicago Association upon
your pockets and your heArts. Surely yoa will
nas eend this mother Of E7Aagelisss "ores the
know that tho churchsa Of Chicago haYo
heayY burdens IT, carry. but know also that
they cannot Afford 70 lot this Association want
for = slng1e dollar iu Carrying OIL the uork 10
local wtrk, sent forth IN the printed slatonsnts
saut to tIs churches cooperating with il.
In scyinH this, lot no QUO gather sho
idoa that thesa sssoctasiops-ropEesenGnR
auytbing more than agents and su1l,a1ies OF
the ono Church iu many membekt. having Christ
, 1875-12-13

H8F tho hFst 4c&d NO kr0l' those p0It!ONs HAich
eeetu to Indicate to us tho Divine putpoee ia 1e-
8a.d 10 mans future condition, aud furUl tho
basis Of hopa for Tho f1ual recoyary of I'll sou;n.
Unles tha sec1ni head No tucaadp tIlose pAs-
ssgee which appear ~ imtly future punishment;
or which, At !oasl, speak Of ain iu terms Ut aAl
Import, bur arc not thought TO te4ch that pun
ihhment Ii eudless. The third class VIII include
IuoBs passages which are generally snpposad hy
thhBo who noa to tho doctrine to involve tue
etoruity OF punishment.
We place under the first head tho 5rrlilnI on tho
Mount. Tba spirit Ut this most memorable VI
all tbs occurrences Ut tIe Lord IL parental And
kindly. II this wcro til" only fragment that has
Eesclled liz 5run tbs htstury Ut Christ. Who would
oyar Blpposs that tho srs. Iuus Father. OF whom
liz hete speaks III such tezsnA OF forgiveness aud
love wuutd ever ayess Ills fAco from Auy portion
OF Ills children. cease to be moved viii, coru-
passipu toward shem9 bY tho side Ut this wn
place tie OTTER somowhAt lenssay address OF
Jesus u I1+ disciples, '1ada Just busUsc Ills be-
t1Aya! John las Prea"rYed many 0f the lnet-
de6tH OF this remarkable OCCASION. Judas wsa
ready to dens hsa siaater. And yet with what
tenderness Jesus saya to tho 'i,tio company.
and +, them alI alike: IA hew coa,u,autl-
raent gtyo unto you. That 70 lore
QUO another; as have loyed you, taos
80 also love ore another" Aad nlloro
thsu Tho entire fourteenth Chapter Of jubu's
uoapol, Head thla chaptor, and the two clap-
tels which follow, II you would get 1t sho noArs
OF Christ OF Ike Import. but. didefently e1'
pressed, sro the paesbe* at shs Loaf ahe1p, the
lo<s piece Of sa!ssF, md the prodiEal son. Tho
hEat two teacI, tho merry OF uud, tho other thu
forgiveness OF God, Whlls III ~ OF thom the lost
IL found. Obaerve especially Tue xo!ds usod "
the Savior in connection with The parable Of tho
Lost sheep. ~ ray unto you, that likewise Joy
shall be in heaven over ons s!uner that 1o-
ponsoth. moro tus9 oEst ninssy and nna just
pcreous which need no repcntAnco, Luke xy..
I. To tho sA,uc cffoct u sho conversation Of the
savior WITH the Sadducees on tue subject OF tho
Resurrection ~ given in Matthew xii, a3-s1,
aul ia Luks 20, In Luke xix, 10. NO tinl this
o1p1esssyo ~ ssago: >tFoF ths Sou Of Mnu il
aome to spoAk aud 10 sAva that Which wls lost
IL John VI, 3l-33, "AIl toat the Father klYes
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Plorrrr.-ThAn asl fer days

.EsEmtt RIqruRR.-TAspass few days
scores Of people have been sitting down
on the payements without the slightest
hesitation or malice aiOrethought. Yes
terday We saw young man tripping
along the pavement rejoicing in the
strength Of his prime and brand-new
suit Of Spthes, topped Of with black
silk beaver OF the latest dorsey style, II
we were permitted to express an opinion
We SbOpld say ie1slessly that be was
pround Of his new and handsome rig
Now the heavenly ripple Of seraphic
smile begins about the two corners Of his
mouth and spreads with a widening
radius all over his face, from his chin to
the sntwe Of the occipital bone, He sees
his beautiful inamorata coming toward
him, which Is the incentive Of the luscious
elTulgence. They meet Just as the outside
ripple Of his smile reaches the base Of hi
cars. Oh, how she must admire him-sC
elegantly attired and faultless in carriage
With n bow that would have made Beau
Brlmnnel green, he raised his'"unblem'
ished beaver" and - We couldn't
tell exactly how it happened, nor do We
think the gallant fellow himself could
have explained it il vas 50 spddeignd
unexpected. But there was a twinkle Of
feet like unto the fitting Of twin meIeors
q sinking into the ground, as it we're, Of
the upper half OF him, and a dull, thuggish
sound like that produced by bag Of shot
dropped into an ash barrel, II you have
never dropped a bag Of shot into an ash
barrel, dear reader, do 40 at once, else the
effect Of this thrilling scene will not bt
appreciated,
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[sigrledl

DELLAIRE ITEMS-Alf, u, u, MllOy,
who some time agO kept q billiard saloon
in this city, was in town yesterday, lie
was some way connected with the
counterfeit gang lately convicted in Cleve-
land, Ohio. lie made his escape by
turning States evidence.
The Methodist Church Of this city has
begun the grand and noble effort Of rails
ing funds and clothing for the sufferers Of
Kansas. Already the subscription is good,
and the work isstill going on.
A member Of the firm OF Marring Bros,
glass dealers, informs Us TINT although
ut this season Of the year business Is
usually dull in TINT department. they are
having n llOurislIing trade, something we
are pleased to hear.
To-day number Of tho young ladies
and gentlcmenOf this town intend TO clear
the ice near the rolling mill Of snow for
skating purposes. OF course tho boys
will do the clearing. II they don't the
girls will line them under the late Ordi-
nance.
"Charity begins at home" said one Of
the banners Of the II. A. u. A. yestorday
afternoon. The association had crowd.
cd house last night, for our citizens were
very much pleased ut the idea Of assist.
Ing the poor IN this way; combining bust
ness with pleasure, you know.
Little boys used the frozen cutters for
sliding purposes yesterday. About AZ
thlich cloth was worn out by this process
ns leather.
business Of all kinds was unusually
brisk In town yesterday.
The BellaifU rolling mill shut down
yesterday on account Of Mr.. Bakers
funeral.
Tho gymnasium Of this city, situated
In Sheets building s.nOwin good work.
Ing order. The club lllyO in their room
all the articles necessary for the develop.
ment Of muscle. The young men com.
posing the club nre working IN the differ
ent glass houses and rolling mills, and
are about tllirty.nine In number, all Of
them being young men Of sociability.
The pay.car Of the Baltimore & Ohio
road passed through our city yesterday
afternoon. Many hearts were thereby
made glad, and our merchants feel re.
lieved.
Like Bcecher, the Council postponed
their statement until last night, when,
II u quorum was on hand, II was made.
The reporters didn't get cOmplimenta.
tiOs TO the b. A. y. A. entertainment Last
night. They were wealthy enough to
hny them, .'NU i..
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|. THg LAEE JAMES lIrspY.--Mr. James
Busby, whose death IN Cumberland was
announced in yesterday mornings INTEL
LIGEScER, was a former citizen Of Wheel.
ing. At the beginning Of the Rebellion
he went South from this city MS member
OF the Slriyer Grays, and was afterwards
transferred to Nfaj. SweCney's battalion Of
Cavalry, where he served about three
years, taking an active part in nearly all
the great battles IF NOrtliprn Virginia.
His surviving comrades speak Of him US
gallant soldier anla kind and generous
friend. The tcnnins*erb brought here
on Monday, and The funeral will take
place this afternoon at | o'clock from the
residence Of Rev. j. K. Thompson, on
Chapline street. MAJ .J, W. Sweeney, Col.
ArmlsteAd, Lieut. Joseph Finney, Capt.
Frank lIoag, Lieut.. Pryor Boyd, and
Lieut. II. d. Miller, all Of whom were
Confederate soldiers, will act rs pail
bearers. ..
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The SWEENEY BANKRUPTCY CASE
Our report. OF the action Of the United
States Court in the above case was not as
complete rs It should have been, and has
accordingly been misconstruetl by many.
To make II clear to all, we shallexplain
The case was brought to a deter
minution OH Monday afternoon by the
Court adjudiculing said Sweeney bank.
rupt. The allegations Of the petition
that said Sweepsy had committed frauds
upon the bankrupt uct, were found true
aud fully established by the order CEnd-
Publication, The only question the Court
had to deal with was one Of legal, not
moral fraud; aud there being no allegation
ofmond fraud, the following supplement,
aFthe request Of the defendant and with
the consent Of the, petiiioning creditors,
RAGadael u dfd grhttallOtder Of hdjRli-
cation; "Butits decree Is moi to be under.
stood as establishing or imputing moral
fraud on the part Of said Thomas Swee-
ney in his transactions In the petition al.
InunlU
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WILL TMEY WoRK2-ThC question is
often asked, will these Tamps wOrkT
TtieFGappOarS to DO q ptehdico against
all strangers, even though they are un-
fortunate, The majority Of these men
are anxious to work. Mr.. Laird, Chair
man Of the General Managing COM
mittee ofthe Soup lIouse,went to the sta
ton house about = o'clock yesterday
morning 10 ct couple Of men 70 assist
in cleaning the Soup House, Only about
twenty "tramps" were IN the lookup, but
in answer to Mr.. Lair,Ps request every
man stepped ont Of the room and offered
his services, The two first out were ell
gagged, and their services proved o salts
factory that they have boom retained 10
assist Mr., McCracken in cooking, and
other necessary work,
On Monday Mr.. Laird received letter
from stranger in this city who repre-
scented himself as a telegraph operator,
The writer stated that lie was far from
home, out Of employment, and with no
money. lie was anxious to secure en-
ployment, he was not particular what, M
that he would not be compelled to subSist
upon the charity Of others, lie would
be willing TO work in the Soup House for
his board, aud BY glad to get such an Up,
pottunlty tUprnSe that he vas willing to
work. ... ...-..
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GheG'ttelIf9trllf:ttr
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 20. 1873.
Ne,I AIlYertlsenlenls !.

ANN"
100. F-Funcral Notice. III
Council, First Ward-Wm. Guring.
First Ward Citizens Ticket.
Fifth Ward Council Ticket.
Third Ward Citizens Ticket.
A. X. Morehead 4 Co-Uhdertaking.
MaskS-lIluch Bros.
Goods Of Every Description.
Street Railroad Stock for Sale.
observation-disclosures & Walton.
Dissolulion-Cecil, Hobbs 4 Co.
Picture Frames-E. L. NicOll.
StOves-Joseph Bell 4 Co.
For Rent-Three Houses.
For RentD<Dwelling Houses rT.
Alta ufeht Reduction Ii. RheihStton
& Co.
W.P. Bacllman-1Tumunund Imitation
Hair.
Trustees Sale.
District Court Of the United sLales.
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ACARD.

10 nc Ward Lfilg CONRlllefS'
LADIES Although the Soup House
has been put in successful operation for
the relief Of transient applicants, it will
in that aspect accomplish but mite oil
what is sought to be accomplished by the
ASSOCIATION, The more important demand
il for the relief OF destitute families
There are those among our citizens who
do moi admit that absolute destitutiOn ex-
ISIS among families in any part Of the
city. The managing and dispensing com
mittees must, in the very nature OF the
case, rely upon the various ward COM
mittees for the facts as to he eItcRt q destf-
tuiiop, You are therefore urgently re-
quested TO ascertain, rs definitely as .
hurried preliminary canvass will
warrant, the probable amount and
character OF immediate relief re
quired by families in your respective
wards, and report the same to the meeting
Of the Managing and Soup House Conn
mittees, to be held at No, 1910 Market
strcet-next door to street car othce-on
Thursday morning next ut 10 o'clock,
You need not necessarily wait for a sup
ply Of family relief tickets, nor for the
soliciting cards, with which you will be
supplied in the course OF a day Of two,
Thesupply Committees possess the means
Tor relieving the immediate wants Of
families as soon as such wants are made
known to them.
All members Of Ward Committees land
especially those members who can give
definite information Of destitutlon), are
requested to attend the meeting on
Thursday morning, T, r. LAIRD.
Chairman damaging Committee,
SD G, w. FRAH2HEIM.
N. ......,.. Nnu1. ILnman Hnnlm iLLaa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-20
For One Week Longer.

Being DESTROYS Of extending an OppOr.
tunlty to all tupSrtlclpate at our present
Annual CIOslHu-Out Sale OfStOck, we have
concluded to continue for onew week longer
the great speCiaItles which we have pre-.
scented to the trade. The chief features
merltlHu the consideration Of all, are
these: Beautiful Dress SultIRus, Black
Silks OF the best makes, Irish POpIlnS,
French Cachemeres, Black Apacas and
BrlIIlantlne MOhalB Of a celebrated
brand, Including three sets VI $50 Mink
Furs at SIS, and three sets Of $40 Fitch
Fus at So, TO close In addition we offer
for this week some elegant Waterproof
Cloaks, made Of Navy Blue and Sleeps
Grey Repellant; also some separate Polo.
nalSeS and Rsdlhuotes, all OF which will
be sold at first cost Of production, The
scale Of prices being Of such nature
worthy the attention Of all.
|. BL U M & BRO.
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