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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

APRIL >, 1870.
IuE Last supper and death of our
lord and Saviour WAS commenorated at
,.. Belmont Street Presbyterian Church,
,y-,rrday
\arE early and often Is the order Of
.,.-a.r, for 10 dav.
Va love to hear the sound of sweet
.-., .n the winter, but We are much
...a.. ai the sound of sweet bells III the
.N.tdrd YOU run oil from me for,
...rr'v mar vou2' was what she
..l lt- .a.ramc trippinSup Union street
a'r rg.. and took hold Ola gentleman
a didn't run of, was what he
N..a.. rr.u there was u little scream
a'. .,..r,aneou> double quick. She
,Haa her man.
>W mg will have to ride behind
....H.. .'.gu day.
"...-.rl Mr. Thomas b. Harrington,
Chicago the manufacturer OF wooden
.a" ard gas pipes, and the party who
..-.,.l for ami put down the water
u., tJi, city. i, Stopping at the Globe
N..,". Mr Harrington need not be-
H-.amn! yu come back to Bcllaire, for
..-- ,c' Of water pipes than those in
G~.arr yauuo, br found. Mr.. Furring-
.,a looking quite well, and i receiving
a. Ayariy welcome from our citizens. We
w,a that success, may attend him wher-
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April @.-Cotton--Steady.
Flour-Stcady and moderate demand.
Wheat-Firn; red 81 l2ml Ii. Corn
Firm at 7lm re. Oats-Firm at Goa
64c. Ryc-Quiet ut 81 L. Barley
Firm and unchanged. Lard Oil--Frm
at 81 l2ml IA; lin,crd oil firm at 81 -.
Eggs-Stcady ut lilc. Buttcr-Firm ut
2jCa27c. Chcc,c-Firm and unchanged
Clover Seductive at llmllkc. Pork
Demand fair and market firm ut
$2l S.. Lard-Firm; steam Sl4 %;
kettle $l4 s7l@1j 90 Bulk Meats
Firm; shoulder, &C.; clear rib llIc; clear
sides lI4c. Bacon-Demand iair and
market firm at 9m12l@l2sml3c.
Whisky-Steady and in moderate de-
mand at 81 II.
HoGs-Firm; common So jOo -; fair
to medium s. 25Gs25.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 3.-FIour-Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Frm; No. ,
western spring red 81 l7@l IS. Corn
Buoyant at SC. Oats Firm; mixed
western G6@ &c; white GsG 70c. Rye
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-DulI
aft 81 l4Gl l5. Provisions Active.
Pork-S22 OOG ~ 10. Bacon-Firm;
shoulders 93c; clear rib l3c. Ham,-
l4I@l5c. Lard - Firm at l+i@ l5c.
Butter-Quiet; western tubs l6ta pc.
Petroleum-Easier ut Ga, ,c.
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the direction Of Superintendent Rowles
and Assistant Superintendent Mr.. d
Westlake, this school has grown to be
one Of the largest and best conducted
Sunkay Schools in the city. We propose
giving more extended report of the
Sunday Schools of the city from time to
time.
At an adjourned meeting of the Town
Council held on Saturday night last, the
following business was transacted
President Morgan being absent, Vice
President Haney occupied the chair, and
Clerk Bolon being absent, Councilman
d. d. Shupe presided al the minute book
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing were read and approved.
The committee on naming and num-
bering the streets and alleys of the city
reported that they had enquired into the
matter and examined several plans,
and that they would recommend Mr.
Wards plan Of numbering, as exhibited
on sd street. and, OH motion OF Mr..
Leasure, the report of the committee was
received and their recommendations
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. LesSure, an ordinance
to va"ate the county road and accept
street in lieu thereof, was taken from the
table. and on motion of Mr. Shupc the
ordinance was put upon its third reading
and finally passed with several amend.
mcnts thereto, on motion Of Mr. Criswell.
Mayor Strahl reported that during the
month of March, 1875, he had paid into
the city treasury, the sum of $l42 90Ond
on motion of Mr.. Shupe the report was
received and ordered to be spread. upon
the minutes.
On motion of Mr.. Leasure, MeS,rs.
Leasure, Criswell and Rodewig were APP
pointed committee to examine into the
matter of moving garbage from the city,
and inspect the work of the officer and re-
port the same at the next meeting of the
Council.
On motion OF Mr.. CriSwell, an ordi-
nance providing for the appointment Of
IL gas measurer and inspector was put
upon it, first reading.
On motion Council adjourned.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

New YORK, April $.-MoNEY-
Closed at 4CG44per cent. on call. Foreign
exchange strong for sixty days; the de-
mand was active; the leading drawers on
London ask 4S5 and 4S9 peCtively, and
business early in the day for to-day,
steamers and later, for next Wedn"s
day, was very close up to these rates.
GoLp-Opcned at ll4s, advanced to
1I4i, and reached to ia! at the close.
Carrying rates !, ,, -! and / per cent;
loans also made Mt flat, and in eX-
ceptional instances at , per cent. Time
loans of gold are quoted as follows: 80
days, la. for use; 80 days, s@!; 80
days, (; months 4;and all the year fG
J. Clearings $6l,OO0,0OO. The Assistant
Treasurer disburscd to-day so, 900; re-
ceved for customs S30l, 600.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL oFFicER,
WASHINGroN, April A. sr' NJ
PROBABILITIES.
For the Lake region and southward !"
the Missouri valley, increasing clo'td''
ness and light rain, with northeast TO
southcrly winds and falling barometer
east of the Missouri valley.
For the South Atlantic and Gull states
Tennessee and Ohio valley, easteriy I"
s'utherly winds, clear and warmer
weather, except in the Ohio valley, and
rising barometer, followed by falling bar
ometer and threatening weather in the
ONO and Central Mississippi valleys.
For New England, the Middle States
and Lower Lake regions, partly cloudy
and cool weather northeast to northwest
winds and rising barometer during the
night, followed by threatening weather
and possibly rain on the coast.
The upper Ohio, Allegheny and Ar
kansas rivers will fall slowly. ard the
Central Mississippi will rise
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, April 3.-Business quiet
in all departments owing to the uniavor-
able weather. Cotton goods are firm at
current rates, in consequence of the an
ticipation OF strikes in the New England
mills. Fine brown sh"etings are in
steady demand and closely sold up.
Plaid prints and cotton dress goods are
in demand Cotton shawls dull, but
worsted makes are in steady demand.
Wooden goods remain quiet
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April3.-Flour-Dull;
Wisconsin and Minnesota family s. OO
m5 75; Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Ohio So 25@6 90; high grades 81 75Ca
& 90. Wheat-Quiet, red 81 2jGGl %;
amber 81 -. Rye-Sl 05. CONFIRM
Mt s5c. Oats-Whitc 69m 7Oci mixed
6sIc. Pork-Activc at So 7j. Lard
l4i@l43c. Whisky-Declining at 81 a.
Refined nominally at l4i@
l4Yc; c:ude unchanged. Butter-Un
changed; New York and Bradford coun.
tv extra 2sCr3Oc; do first 25G27c west
crn extra 22G 24c. Chee.e-Flrm and
unchanged. Egg firm; western 22la 24c
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DR.. PIERCE's Golden Medical Discov-
cry will cure a cough in onc-half the time
necessary to cure it with any other m"di-
cine, and It doeS it, not by dry,nq ii mp,
bW by remoci"g the ca,Cc-s"bdung the
irrtation, ald hcoiing tie Ggecied parts
For all cases Of Laryncitis. Hoarscncss
Suppression OF Loss Of Voice, Bronchitis
Severe Chronic or Lingering Coughs, it
will be found to surpass any medicine
that has ever before been offered To- the
public 1t Is sold by all dealers in medi-
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Trouble Between Prussia and Bel
GUM.

LONDON, April At just transpired
that ON the second of February the
PruSSian govrnment sent note to Brus-
srls in regard to the pastoral section Of
Belgian Bishops, andiother publications,
complaining that their tone and tenden-
cy were such as to encourage German
Catholics in opposition to the State.
Complaints was also made of Duchesn"
affairs concerning an alleged plot to us
sassnate Prince Bismarck. The answer
Of the Belgian government is not made
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The Black HiIIs-Great Excitement.

SANKLEM D. 7 April 4.-Great ex
citcmcnt exists here today on account of
the arrival of two men direct from the
Black Hills party that started from
Springfield about the first of February.
They had in their possession several
nuggets and particles of gold taken from
the soil with axes. They are fully salts
fcd that gold exists there in paying
quantities, and have returned for pro-
visions and implements. They will start
soon with company that they intend to
raise here, travelling by the Niobrara
route
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A FINE RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
4 nESlRARL LERINER ROTTOM EAR

4 DFSIRARLE KIN FK BOTTOM FNItM.
n The subscribers offer the farm upon
which they rcsid" for sale, better known
~ the "Jocl Tilton Farm II IS situated
in Belmont county, ohio, four miles north
of Martins Ferry II contains l67 acres ui
excellent land, suitable for gardening or
farming purposes, being only five miles
from Wheeling market. The dwelling is
u good two story frame house, containing
nnc rooms, with a never falling well OF
water Al the door, besides two other wells
on the farm for watering stock: StahlinR
tor ~ head OF horses and cattle, besides
other necessary out buildings. The iarm
has on II two good bearing orchards of eX-
crllrnt fruit. Any person desiring our ad
dress or to examine the premises, Will call
at the subscribers, who reside on the farm.
JNO. II. TILTON Il BROS,
iebllSb MARTINS FERRY, ONO.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, April 3.-W Whcat-Quict;
no sales reported. Corn-Ear firm;
mixed 74@75c; prime yellow ~"
7Sc; shellcd, white and mixed 73G
75r. Pctroleum-Moderately active;
crude 81 7O(aI "A! at Parkcr's; refined
14sG14!c for Philadelphia.
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THE LAWLESS MINERS.
More Outrages.

PoTTsvILLE Pa, April 3. At Don
aldson, in the western section OF the
county, heretofore undisturoed, gang
Of men armed with pistols and clubs at
tackled men at the West End colliery at
night, and attacked the homes Of num-
Der 0. union men and did much damage.
Proclamation by the Governor.
HARRISBURG, April Ex-Governor
Hartranft has issued proclamation, in
which he says
WHEREAS, Its represented TO me that
in the counties OF Luzcrmc and ScEuyl-
kill, that certain evil disposed persons
have combined together in violation OF
law, causing terror to law abiding citi-
zens and placing life and property in
peril by their tumultncss and dlsOrderIy
conduct, and with force and arms, are
iatruding upon the rights of individuals
and corporations, and preventing well
disposed persons from the pursuit Of their
lawful employment and avocation, and
WHEREAS, 1t is made the duty of the
executive to take care that the laws be
faithfully executed, now; therefore,
|, John F. lIartrantt, Governor and
Commander-in-ch do command all
such evil disposed persons in the afore-
said and other counties, to disperse and
depart from further unlawful comblna-
tions and demonstrations, and TO return
without delay to their homes; and all
such persons are hereby notified that if
they fail forthwith to comply with this
command, the sheriff of said counties
shall call for whatever military aid that
may be necessary to preserve order, pro-
tcct life and property, add enforce obe-
iencc to the laws of this commonwealth.
Another strike on Hand.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, April IA special
saws: 1t is arranged that John Siney be-
accompanied By John Welsh, President
Of the Schuylkili county branches Of the
Miners Association, to Carbon ana
Luzerne counties to induce strike there
Meeting.olTihe Miners Union.
HAzLEToM, PA, April "a delegate
meeting of several branches of the Miners
Union belonging to this region was held
here to-day. Its object is supposed to
have had some Bearing on the works at
bIount Pleasant
Rumors are circulating of mass
meeting of miners to be held on Monday
The merchants of the town who formed
part OF the sheriff posseWcdncsday and
Thursday, have incurred the opposition
Of the miners.
\ groccr's wagon sent 70 Eberval to
deliver goods was stoned ont of town,
and the driver obliged to return without
delivering his goods. Several of the
merchants ordered out to assist the
Sheriff, fearing to incur the Il-wilI of
the miners have refused to 60, prcirring
TO risk the penalty.
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GovERNMENTs-CIosed firm.

RAILROAD DoNbS- ran>dctlOhH were
mostly confined to Union and Central
Pacific issues, which advanced.
STATE BoNDs-Quict but strong.
SToCKs-Thc market opened quiet
and steady and afterwards fell of, but
later became moderately active and firm
and prices advanced to Il per cent,
chiefly in Union Pacific, Erie and Pacific
Mail. The market then became dull and
continued 50 until after the. bond state
ment was made public, when there WA,
strong rally and prices advanced. An
other decline followed, but at the close
the market was firm with firmer re-
cover. Union Pacific recovered TO G9t
and closed at G9I, Pacific Mail closed at
45I, and Western Union ut IN. There
was considerable business in these; Eric
declined to 3Ol, closing at $OSm 3O!.
This decline was based on the reduction
in passenger fares. Transactions to-day
aggregated about 223,OOO shares, Of
which 300 were Erie, 1000 Lake
Shore, Al 600 Northwestern common. 6S.-
500 Pacific Mail $4,000 st. Paul, 800
Ohios, 1900 Western Union, $4,000
Union Pacific.
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American Tract Society.
Fa al Accident 10 IL Pittsburgh Steam
bOatman,

PITTSBURGH, April An old gen
tlcnan named Summers, Il steamboat en-
gineer aged 81 years, residing in Beaver
avenue, Allegheny City, fell down stairs
last night and broke his neck. He was
found this morning by his wife at \. NJ.
He went to bed at 10 o'clock Saturday
night, and it is supposed afterward got
up to 90 to the grocers, as packages of
groceries were found scattered around
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A Man Of a THOUSAND.

was hourly expected from Consumption,
all remedies having failed, and Dr.. Il.
JANIS was experimenting, he accidental
" made "A preparation Of INDIAN HEMP
which cured his only child, and nov niNrs
this recipe free on receipt of two stamps To-
pay expenses HEMP also cure, d .lt
Sweats, nausea at the stomach, und -!!I
break fresh cold in y hours. Nut..,s
Craddock q CO., Iu.2 Race street, Pni...,!-
phia, naming this paper .,y!yD
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WEST VIRGINIA
TINT ITH,

u,HE YEAR BEGINS IN ALL DE
PAETMESTS on Wednesday, sept.
Bird, 1873.
prof f. :. Lyon, with a full staf uf
thoroughlvuuallfi"d assistants, has charge
OF the Preparatory department.
Patrons seeking Information In regaId To-
the same will address him.
catalogues describing the other DEPART
rlruts may bc obtained faom the Secrrtar,
of the Faculty, Prof. Geo. ". Clover, or th,
undersigned.
ALEX. MARTIN, Pr,,r.
MoRGANTowS, w. Va, Aug. g,l553
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ruE Grccnbrjcr Independent l2nd dis,
.t -ay,.
rtrr Eycrmont Ward has granted an
.,r..n against Governor Jacob, the
-... treasurer auditor and other State
s.-, .rtouing and restraining them
.u arriving into effect the late act of
.a,urr, which hprovided cor the re-
.... ,Hr capital, State archives, Nc,
,. ary To Wheeling. The bill Of
set, forth good case, in our
and We trust that the removal
l-.a t,yoritr phrase of friend Of
.v bee busted in their efforts.
.-rr-,ing points will be raised.
To- this cast, and it i question
. whether hi, ENcc,lcucy, Governor
.. sill pay any attention TO the ordor
judge"
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ST. LOUIS, April 4.--Nearly all of the
IRISH societies of this city paraded the
streets this afternoon, in respect to the
memory of John Mitchell. The process
sion was very fine and imposing, and at
tracted universal attention. After the
parade the procession halted at Lucas
Market space, and listened to an eloquent
orution Oh the life and acts of John
Mitchell, delivered by Judge Thomas }.
DAILY.
Vim. Hogc, President of the st. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern railroad, and
connected with the banking house of
VIM. Hoge X Co, Of New York, died
here last night.
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Delicate complications Between Aus
tria and Prussia.

LONDON, April j.-The Times CORES
pondent Mt Berlin says, there Is reason 10
fear that the impending deposition of the
Archbishop of Bre>ton, may occasion
delicate complications in relations OF Aus
tria and Prussia, owing to the fact that
portion of the Archi Episcopal diocese
i in Austrian territory.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, April 3.-Wheat-Un-
changed. Corn-Higher; high mixed
7jc; low Hare. Oat.-Bigher; No. |
64c; white toe. Petroleum-Quict and
weak
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Unyciling the MaNimiIlInn MOnu-
InpuI.

TRIESTE April 3.-Thc ceremony Of
unvelling the monument to the memory
Of the late Emporer MaXmillian took
place in this city today in the presence of
the Emperor Francis Joseph, archdukes,
ministers, and an immense concoursc OF
people. Great enthusiasm was exhibited,
and speeches were made dwelling upon
the merits of MaXimiIian, and express
sing the attachment OF the inhabitants Of
Trieste 10 the imperial house. The en-
Peror, who was deeply moved, cordially
thanked the people Tor their manifesto
ton, of LOYALTY.
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Heavy Rain Storm-D sRstrous Flood
Feared.

BoSToS, April "A heavy rain storm
with northeast winds, has prevailed gen
ersllv throughout New England. for the
past twenty-four hours. As rain l. still
falling there are apprehension. of serious
damage from freshctS, which seem
we'll founded. All the rivers are
rising very rapidly, and should
the storm continue another day general
break up Of ice will occur, and the results
must be disastrous. The kenncbcc river
has risen four feet during the day ut
Hallowcll, and at Il l.. VI. was even with
the wharycs and rapidly rising. At Lis
bon Falls the bridge OF the Maine and
Central railroad was raised two feet by
the ice. which rendered it impossible for
trains. 4 large force of workmcn were
en- gagged during the day blasting away
the ice and reioining the bridge and to-
night it is reported safe. In northern
Maine the rain commenced falling
Friday night, and has continued 'unin-
tcrruptedly since. AT Winchester, New
Hampshire, the river is greatly swollen,
and the water pouring over Amoskcag
dam four feet deep. Several mills at
Winchester and Lawrence will be COM
PEELED to shut down tomorrow. on ac-
count of back water at the latter place.
The water was seven feet deep over the
top of the falls, being the highest water
since the great freshet Of 1869, and the
river is still rising.
\ dispatch from Concord says that
imminent danger threatens the wire
bridges and several OF the railroad bridges
hctwenn thnt city and HOck.et
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FOREIGN.


madrid, April 3-Carllst General
Sabuls has had an interview with General
Cnmpos, at Alot, under flag Of truce.
There is reason to believe he will soon
give in his adhesion to King Alfonso and
in return his present rank will be recog-
nizcd by the government.
Since the issue OF General Cabrera's
manifesto, two hundred and sixty-four
Officers have left the service of Don Car
los and entered France. Many others
have surrendered.
LONDON, April 3.-Advices from Spain
represent the prospects for peace AS i'll
crcasing daily. One hundred and eighty
Carlist officers have already given in
their submission To Alfonso.
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yellow Jack

WAsHINGToN, April 4.-Rear Admiral
Mulany, commanding the North Attain
tic station, reports that one Spanish man
of war lying off Havana has forty cases
of yellow fever and another thirty-thrce
cases. No cases have appeared on any
of the United States steamers yet.
The United States steamers OsSIppec,
Plymouth and Shawmut, anchored of
Key West, have been ordered to cruise
in u more northern latitude, and other
vessel, Of the North Atlantic station have
been ordered to make Port Royal their
headquarters
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AIfonsoists suIIncreasing.

SANTANDER, April 1.-The CarIists
have not entered the province of Santan-
der. The submissions of insurgcnt oth-
GERS to Alfonso are increasing in number
and nearly one hundred are announced
in this province alone within the past
few days. Gen. MacConnell has given
notice of his adhesion to the ring.
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Dr0W

CLEVELAND, April Al. l.. Jones, a
boat builder, aged about forty years, fell
from Il vessel on which he was at work
into the river and was drowned. He
leaves wife and two children.
\ tirc in the planning mill OF ]. I.
Denham, corner OF Centre and Columbus
streets. this afternoon, damaged the
building, machinery and stock Ia. about
$4,000; partially insured. The origin Of
the fire Is unknown.
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Intestfrom China.

HoNG keSG, March 2l.-Oficial
mourning was briefly suspended through
ont China on February p, for the cere-
monies of the new accession, and for u
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The Tennessee Ku-kIux-

MEMPHIS, April $.-ln the /. 5.
Circuit Court Judges Emmons and Bal
lard overruled the motion of the At.
torncv General of the State to dismiss
the Gibson county Ku-KluX for want OF
jurisdiction and will proceed with the
trial next week.
3 Governor Porter has pardoncd cX-
State Sr:ator Robert McKenna, scntenc-
ed to- penitrntiary for five years for mar
rying his wiIe's granddaughter
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The Mexican Outrages.

WASHINGTON, April 4.--As in previ-
Gus cases, where injuries have been lnhlc-
ted on American citizens by Mexicans,
the Mexican Government will soon have
brought to its attention by the Depart
ment Of State the enormity of offences
recently committed by invading Mexi-
cans on the Texas border, with such de-
mands for reparation as will satisfy our
national honor.
Resolutions of Respect.
LOUISVILLE, April 3.-The Board Of
Trade steamboatmcn, Short Line Rail
road Directory and the Directors Of the
Union Insurance Company, met and
passed suitable resolutions to-day, upon
the death of Captain James w, GoSles
The funeral tomorrow will doubtless be
the largest had for years in this section.
American Tract Society.
The friends of the American Tract
Society celebrated ITS fifteenth year in
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church this evening. Judge Strong, of
the Supreme Court, presided. Rev.
Lyman, editor of the Christian Weekly
Rev. Doctor Bush, of American Board,
and others, made addresses. The total
receipts exceed Sl2.700,000 Of which one.
third are from donations and legacies.
The expenditures for Grants col portage
and the foreign mission press exceed
the entire benevolent receipts.