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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-19
RUBENS'TEIN.
A NEW TRIAL 10 BE MOVED FOR By THE
pEFENOE

A NEW TRIAL TO BE MOVED FOR By THE
DEFENCE.
Mr. Mott associate counsel for the defence in the case
of Rubenstein, visited the Supreme Court of Kings
county yesterday and requested the stenogapher to
write out complete copy of the OF the proceed
ngs in the recent trial before tho Court OF
Oyer and Ternliner He stated that it was
his intention, upon receipt of the minutes of
the trial, to prepare the necessary papers
upon which to base application for a new trial for
Rubeustcin. In conversation with the writer Mr.
Mott said that the application would be made on the
ground that the verdict of the jury was contrary TO
the evidence adduced and also upon other ex
ceptions which they had noted they went along Ii
might be two three weeks however before the
papers required would BIO ready for presentation tho
Court. Nothing he said would be left undone to save
the lite OF tho unfortunate man.
The counsel told District Attorney Brtton OF their
intention to move in behalf Of trial. and said that
he would hand him copy OF tho papers Tor revision
as they were prepared. Mr. Britton said that
would be satisfactory and the counsel withdrew Yes
terday Pcsach made a request which readily
bath.
Colonel slegman, ono OF the keepers, gave permits
sion to the unfortunate man TO erect gas stove his
cell on which TO cook his miserable red herring and
his winter apple. He also asked for oil and
gar, which will be given him. Neither knife fork
will be allowed the prisoner, though he
harness, strapped with the Hebrew thongs,
which The Mosaic laws to his FORE
head and arms. The Keepers will not however,
permit the wretchcd man 10 keep his harness when
they out OF sight, they fear he would mproviso
a and cheat the hangman. Israel the father OF
Pesach jacob, his elder brother and Rosa his sister
have called TO see the condemned man. and have
rendered him little GIFTS but the Jaors being fearful
that poison may Turk IN recess OF the materials
rendered, have not allowed Pcsach 10 take them His
stcpmother has never been TO see him since he
sentenced
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STEALING JEwELRY.
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.
NEW AND IMPORTANT RULES.

NEW AND IMPORTANT RULES.
judge Kasmrc has ordered the following rules TO be
posted In the Essex Market Police Court, with
instructions that they be rigidly enforced:-
People having business with the Court must apply
the Justice presiding
Officers, clerks and other attaches not allowed to
send persons away from the court without giving them
opportunity OF making their business known to the
sitting magistrate. Warrants and summonses issued
FREQ Of charge and no assistance is required to
procure them. No officer, clerk other
official connected with this Court SHALL under any cir
cumstances, recommend suggest to any one tho
Of any lawyer that 1t would be wise TO consult
with employ 10 appear counsel in any in this
Court any other police court in this city, in the
Court of Special Sessions of this city.
Any court officer, clerk other official violating
either OF the above rules will be reported to the proper
authorities AT for instant dismissal Any impos
tion practsed upon parties coming TO this Court
business will please be reported TO the magistrate at
once GEORGE f. KASMIRE Police Justice
The object Of the above rules Is to break up the prac
tce, where IL exists, OF Court attaches and lawyers
working inn together for their mutual benefit and to
the loss OF persons coming to see the Justice bust
ness Justice Kasmirc says that these rues will be
forced in every Court at which he presdcs.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
wAsu1xaroy Feb. IS, 1915.

WASHINGTON, Feb Is 1876
In the Supreme Court OF the United States TO day.
No. l4 The Republican River Bridge Company,
plaintiff in error, va the Kansas Pacific Railroad Com
pany.-Tho argument OF this cause was continued by
Mr. W. Otto OF counsel for the defendant in error,
and concluded by Mr. r. hcBratney, Of counsel for the
plaintiff in error
No. III. Assigned. Samuel N. Burbank tutor &c,
appellant, VS.. Il. B. Bgelow OF al-Ihs cause was ar
sued by hr b. Butler, Of counsel for the appellant,
and by Mr. 7. J. Durant for the appelees.
No. 1856 John y. Hail ct al plaintiffs in error, VS..
The United States; and No 100, John n. Hall ct al,
plaintiffs in error vs. The United States-These causes
wero argued by Mr. Assistant Attorney General Smith,
or counsel for tho defendants In error aud submitted
on printed arguments by Mr. H. j. Horn for the plain
tiis ia error.
No l57 Walter N. Holdcman OF al plaintiffs in error,
VS. The United Staes-This argued by Mr. As
sstant Attorney General smith, of counsel for the de-
PENDANTS In error and submitted printed arguments
by Mr. John NJ. Harlan, for the plaintiffs In error.
No los. The propeller John Taylor, &C. appellant,
VS.. The New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Com
pany-The argument Of this commenced by
Mr.. G. Van Santyoord OF counsel for the appellant
Adjourned until Monday at twelve O'clock
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsros, ysb. ia 47s
soo S' oPuaf io Ssi receipts iSi Sss.
coastwse. l,4so sales. Los stoex. 95.75S Wsekiy-
Britain 5sii g france. 50 g the Continent Szzsso
NV ORLEANS. Feb w. 1876.
Cotton irregulsr middiing, IKE low mid
S sra doc Esd oFdES ac5io Great Sran
France, i,g7 q III csn,in,nt 2lst ny 1000
537is Exports-To GREAT Rrtain 24675. IL France
IS 40 70 The Continent, i4gs; TO !ss
Exports Great Britain should have been t instead o.
456i and Feb. IL exports coastwisc shouf have been
3,l65 instead u 1854. 49,. III 49, -
Cotton weak middns i2's I2hsc. low midins tisse
Iic. good ordinary eAc Toe Net recsip.sy ms bale
s,oek .ss7 wcciiy-S Receipts 1864; lross. 1867
5 5Ssa e ss'"ss e Esps
SAyANxAH ION "a. I37eE
Cotton very duu; middlins. i2'.c low mi, T11Nu
ss evp 10 tRc Continent -s2 20 the Cham
wise 9s ssss s sss f EsSs,. t 70 rcas
to the Contiaent, s,O1i cosstwise, s,i4i; 10
Spirits turpcntino irn. At &c. kosin
for strained lar quiet at 81 ~
Receipt.-Flour 1850 bbl.s wheat
ssu s1oog aS. o;ss ssI s~ ~e ss ao Pa
5odOO do oats 1900 DO bailey, 1900
sad sn "t 81 81; $50 do 80 sNiiwaaSse
dull; sales i've cars new; on private terms
s22 for heavy mess. Lard qrgt ~ iS'4c.
inslly 81 Os
Flour dull. wheat-Drmand asr and
yiip%sssd ,S SS 81 Te ga ys sprgE y g2I
% Iie.. Cgrn-Jemnnd active and pricl
No mixed. 4aisc. 42t.e.. spot; 43c
~ AsHb r a;' r. slS ay ya'sssry .ss s
&c. s .pss ss Ell ssiss x sss's sss :. .a
by lower At e6ise Dressed hogs active and hls
81 e. 81 TA q .po. LII a'. y and P,ie;;
April 81 NAY. fsrd|benani fair, aud pfss
rcoNTryuEn oN Nr,rrrf "a n
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THE BROOKLYN MAN EATER.

The OF owen Tully, the Brooklyn ward poll
tcian, who recently convicted Of mayhem before
the KINGS County Court Of Sessions aud sentenced to
the PcnItouliary tor n term OF seven years, was
Judges Barnard, Gilbert and Dykeman-by
counsel for defence, on motion for APP
peal Tho counsel for fully claim that the
Indictment charged only assault and battery and
IL did allegc that the thumb cut of or disabled
or that lying In wait premeditaton shown. Tho
points Of the respondent that the word destroys
used included tho word ''disablc,n aud that words
equivalent 10 those in the statute answered the pur-
pose; that as long prcmcditaed design was shown
that was enough TO submit the case 10 jury.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, Feb Is, 1876.
No. 2l0 John Lu,z and Others respondents, vs..
Martin Briggs and others, commissioners &c, appel
lants-Argged by J. b. Perkins OF counsel for appel
lants, aud by J. c. Cochranc for respondents
No. 2ll. William Evans, appellant. We. The United
states Life Company, respondent by H. g..
salmon, OF counsel for appellant, and by Z. n. Van
Wrinkle for respondent
No. 2i4 william j. Dounce. respondent vs. Bcnja
min T. Dow aud others, appellants Argued by J. B.
Adams, Of counsel for appellant and BY !. r. Ward ioF
respondents
Adjourned.
DAT CALENDAR
The following Is the DAY calendar for Monday Feb
ruary 81, is7J:Nos 2l6, ZIG, ISL 49, 25s ass 2ST,
pa
0InKRKn.
That the Clerk make Rsw calendar l0g The 9o.h day
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OF March next, TO which day this Court Will take re
cess by adjournment from tho 25th INST, and that he
place on such calendar all causes the present caen
dar which shall not have been heard or otherwise dis
posed Oh also all such pending appeals as shnl DO
regularly noticed for argument and which proof OF
service Of notice OF argument shall be filed with the
Clerk on or before the 9th day OF March.
T. o. PERRIN Clerk.
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge BixbY.
TROUBLE AMONG cRIsPIN


At the above Court yesterday James Cragen, Henry
Corwn and Patrick Harrington were charged by Abra
ham Lowcnthal with following him in the streets
threatening his life. 1t appears that the parties in
volved worked In the shoe mandatory OF Haman &
Redish, at NO. IS Warren street. and strike orig
This created bitter feeling on the part OF the defend
ants, and when Lowenthal quit work on Thursday
evening they followed him 10 the Fulton ferry and
to keep the peace
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POLICE COURT NOTES

AT the Washington Place Police Court yesterday John
Mcfarland OF No 643 Eighth avenue, charged David
Fox with stealing peco of red flannel valued at SOL
He WIS captured by officer while running away from
the store. He was held ia $500 bail to answer
Charles williamson the noted forgcr Yesterday
again arragncd at the Tombs Police Court and waving
an examination in his case, held Tor trial in de-
fault of S. 900 bail
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HERALD SATURDAY FEBRUARY 49, 187s-wIrH SUPPLEMENT-

Mary Logan when II opened by them and that they
were not aware that the property was stolen until in
formed OF that fact by the sergeant The jury evidently
could not their for burnpg the bonds upon
that Hypothesis aud they found O'Farrell guilty OF
ceving stolen goods but acquittedhis wife Recorder
Hacket sentenced the prisoner to five years in State
Drc
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STATEN ISLAND FERRIES.

In consequence Of the accident to the opposition
steamer sappho, in breaking her shaft on Thursday
passengers yesterday compelled travel by the
Old limo boats. There seems to be some doubt to
whether another boat viii be placed the opposition
line while the Sappho Is being repaired
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL PRoDUcE MARKKr-LIvKRPooL, Feb 49,
Evening -Iiusec "a oil, 24s per cwt.
LoSpON PRODUCES MARKrT-LoNDoN. Feb. l9-Evening.--
Linsecd OIL 33s Sd ABS Cd Sperm oil, f9S per
ton. Common rosn, Is. Cd. 5s per ewt.
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HAVANA MARKET.
H,r,xA. Feb. Is. IsT

HAVANA Feb 19 1916.
Spauish gold 2I3L 2li. Exchange easier OaMH6
United states 81 days currency 10 discount: ort
sight do ~, ~ discount: 90 days gold. ~ prcn m
short sight do. 3a4 premium. On Paris prem ban.
Sugar ouict and weak
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Constable Weeks Of Babylon VINO conveyed the pris-
oners to Riverhead by the afternoon train Yesterday
Mrs SkdmOre, the third wife Of David II. Skidmore,
ST., applied TO Surrogate Hedges for letters OF ad-
mInIslralon on her deceased husbands estate.
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THE oBALDwIN HOMICIDE.

There groa. crowd, made up largely Of sporting
men, In the Court OF oyer and Terminer yesterday,
Judge Barrett beias % the beech. 70 wi.nsss ~
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CONTINUED ON NINTH rad
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-24

away, and Prest aide4. them very much
rs matters were gettiag rather warm for
him. Constable Mcfarland was called,
and while going in Priests house
by the front way to make
the arrest" Prest broke out the
back way and struck for the river with
nothing on but his pants, and McFar-
land in pursuit.
THE race between Prest and the Off
Ger was said to be lively in the extreme;
all the men and boys in that part of
town were participating. Prest succeed
ed in reaching the river first and swan
to the Virginia side.
Sullivan is quiet and inotfensive man
and did nothing to provoke the attack,
but Prest has an unenviable notoriety, a
fighter and disturber of the peace, and
has for some time been eluding the Off
GERS here by staying on the Virginia side
of the river
Many express regret that Sullivan was
not allowed to let the ak fall where he
intended to drop it, as it would like
ly ended the career of one who has been
q terror to the community.
JAMES S. ROBINSON, an old and highly
esteemed citizen, died Sabbath after
noon, and was buried yesterday MORN
ing. The large attendance at the funeral
showed the high esteem of the community
for the deceased. His widow and child
rem have the sympathy of the commu-
nifty. Mr.. K. had lived al upright,
Christian life, and died the death of the
righteous.
Prof. GEO. 2. ClARKwIFE, of Day
ton, Ohio, has been visiting his brother
in-law, J. S. Harrison, ESQ.
PREPARATIONS have been made to
duly observe Decoration Day.
OUR public schools complete the
school year OF nine months this week, and
will close on Friday for the summon va
cation. The young folks are happy at
the prospect, and the teachers can all
have time to visit the Exposition at Phil
adelphia.
The boys are developing the base ball
fever, and daily in sight of the school
house number of them congregate to
hHoCh lue Udll dDSttt, "uoH thoy sHouiu
be at school. They are not fpupils be-
longing to the school, but those whose
parents permit them to have their own
sweet will.
A NEW brick yard has been opened
just north of the little bridge, across the
creek. They had out number OF new
brick just before the rain, and they may
have been dampened somewhat to their
injury.
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SERIOUS RUYAwAY.-Ye sterday morn.
ing the team of horses attached to Rey-
marrs beer wagon became frightened
while standing in front of Louis Steu.
benrach's saloon, IN the Eighth ward and
ran off. The horses few down Jacob
street, and at Brice's drug store,
came in collision with the lamp
post, on which was attached a letter
box, and scattered things generally.
From there the wild animals proceeded
until they came in contact with the milk
wagon of Mr.. Bruner, and then resulted
general smash-up. One of Mr.. Rcy-
manns horses was so badly injured TINT
it is probably he will have to be killed,
and horse of Mr.. Bruntrs was badly
injured
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POLICE CoURT-Judge Granmer.

The following cases were disposed of
III the Police Court yesterday mrnlng:
Robert Miller, John w. Sanders,
Mothew Kuhn, William Kenny, James
Sutton and'Roger Dickinson, were charged
with assembling on the sidewalks, con-
trary to ordinance. The cases against
Kenny and Miller were dismissed and
the others named were fined one dollar
and costs each. Dickinson was also
charged with disorderly conduct, and
was fined one dollar and costs. In de-
fault of payment he was committed TO
the City Prison for thirty days.
Dennis Stripplet, coored, charged with
disorderly conduct WAS sent up for thirty
days, in default of paying fine OF ten
dollars and costs.
Frank Hallel, for disorderlv conduct,
paid fine of one dollar and costs.
The cases against Mat Daily, Edward
Mcdonnell, Luke Rider, Micheal O'Brien,
John McDcrmott and Neil Conway,
employees of the Street Railway, who
were engaged in Saturday nights adven-
ture, were continued until Friday morn
ing.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE-The
following transfer of real estate was en-
tered in the County Clerks office yester-
day:
Deed made MAY 10, 1876, by the
Mount lions Cemetery Association, to
Frederick Bscker for burial lot No. l40.
Admitted May %; $S5,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-24

SHEET Music AND Music Books
The largest and most careful selected
stock will be found at Sheib's Music
Stere, on Main street. Mr.. Sheib's long
experience in the music business, and
his we'll known taste in making seIec-
tons, insures the music buyers the most
choice and beautiful music Especial
attention is given 10 music for teaching
purposes, and teachers will find special
inducements given them.
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4 GROWING TowN-The Mountain
Echo states that within the past two
years three firms in Keyser, W, Va, on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, have
sold $4,000 worth of town lots, and
still lots are IN demand, and the spirit i'm =.
provement is increasing
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MASONIC OrxrcERs ELEcrrp.-At

Masonic OFErcERs ELEcrKp.-At q
regular communication of Bates Lodge
No. SO, A. F. & A. NJ, held last night,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year; ]. F. Merriman, w.
NJ; r. Il. Barr, S. W.; w. B. Fisher, J.
W.; NJ. Rhisehart, Secretary; NJ. B. q.
Wright, Treasurer; G. T. Mendel S. D.;
w. S. Rhodes, j. ID.
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MEMPHIS, May 23-The river has
fallen 7 inches, now stands S2 feet in
ches. Weather clear; mercury 10 de-
grees. Arrived of Texas, Ar
kansas river. Departed-Grand Tower,
Illinois, Vicksburg; Baum, Cincinnati;
City of Vicksburg, Bee and barges, St.
Louis.
CINCINNATI, May 2S-River "a feet 8
inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool. Arrived-ArlingtoD, Pittsburgh;
Glasgow, Evansville; Barnard, St Louis,
Departed-Hudson, Wheeling; Airing
ton, st. Louis; Barnard, Wheeling.
ST. LOUIS, May 23.-Arrived-John-
son, Keokuk; Minnesota, st. Paul; Belle
of St. Louis. Cambridge. Departed
Bayard and johnson, Keokuk; City of
Helena, Vicksburg; Minneapolis. st.
Paul; Belle of st. Louis, Cambridge.
The river has risen 8 inches. Weather
clear and cold.
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COMM ON SENSE.

A good Baking Powder mustno only be
composed Of pure materials but the ingre'
dients must be combined in perfect pro-
portions, chemically.
Cheap Baking Powders are being forced
on the market, made up from inferior
drugs, and in unchemical combination.
In use of these more or less of injurious
residue is left in the bread, the use OF
which will produce indigestion, heart
burn. dyspepsia, &C.
We guarantee strict purity OF material
and perfect chemical proportions In the
EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER.
Those who have regard for heelth and
and true economy, will use IL in prefer
ence to all others.
Ask for LOGAN. LIST d CO.'S, Excel
siOr Baking Powder.
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PITTSBURGH has the worst attack Of
base ball fever of any city in the Union.
Nineteen new clubs were organized last
week. II now only remains for the
preachers to form club-every other
profession and trade being represented.
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provement Is increasing.

THE third annual convention of the
Millers' National Association will be
held at Milwaukee. Wis. commencing
June q. The committee of arrange
ments have invited millers from all
parts Of the United States and Canada
to be present at the Centennial conven-
ton.
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MARTINS FERRY.

GAINESVILLE was the scene of widest
excitement, Sunday afternoon. Joe
PreSt, the irrepressable, got on the war
path. After cursing and abusin 6 several
people, he called Sullivan, nail feeder st
the Ohio City mill, who was standing
quietly in the door of his boarding house,
terribly insulting names, when Sullivan
picked up Ratchet and started towards
him. Prest then struck Sullivan on the
back of the hand With saber, making .
Sigh flesh wound Sullivan then threw
the Ratchet ard struck Prest IN the side.
Then for q few moments the battle
wsged fierce. Prest was knocked
down some three or four times, and re-
ceived an ugly cut on the back of the
head from stone or brickbat. SullI-
vans lxndlsdy assisted by handing Prest
u few chairs and jugs over his head
Finally Sullivan seized an axe and was
about TO give Prest the finishing touch,
when the axe was seized by some one be-
hind and his life saved At this point
Priests friends succeeded in getting him
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SgREYADED.-The colored band sere
nsded Hon. Schuyler Colfax last night,
which is in accordance with the external
fitness of things.
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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Meicin.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Merlin.
Court met at the usual hour yesterday
morning.
In the case of &. j, Buckle VS.. Isaac
Colts and others, Speldel & Co., upon
their own petition, were made parties de-
PENDANT and allowed to answer, setting
up their claim.
rhe jury in the case Of the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad Com
pany vs.. james Kyle returned verdict
in favor Of the plaintiff for $500.
Court adjourned until this morning at
9 o'clock.
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To SUIT THE TIMEs.-Card size Pho
tographs $500 per dozen, and other sizes
in proportion. The finest work made in
the city at HALLS GALLERY,
1905 Market street, opposite Mcclure
House.
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THESE boys were making "home
runs" and "short stops" around a chicken
coop after something. 1t was onl
"fo,cl and out'-and the chicken was
the game they were after.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-24

PIc-sIc.-The Nail City Boat Club
boys propose giving a picnic at the Fair
Grounds on Saturday, June 10th. As
they have the sympathy of the public In
their recent loss, their picnic will no
doubt be largely attended. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-24

ArrEMPTKp SUICIDE That queer
woman who figured here in black mail
ing case, and lately married the man
Allison in the jail in Keyser, attempted
to kin herself by taking laudanum at
that place q few days ago. Cause-re-
pudiated by Der newly found husband
Cumberland Times.
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The excursion of the Harmonic, Man
nerchoir and Gcrmsnis singing societies,
TO Pittsburgh next Saturday night, will
be grand affair. Krsmer's full band
will accompany them.