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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-18

BOARD OF EQUALIZATIoN.-The Board
Of Equalization is still in session at the
State House, and will probably not adj
journ for some time. Mr.. VIM. Martin,
Clerk OF the Board, having duly quail
fed us such, has entered upon the dis
charge OF the duties OF his office.
A communication from Judge Henry
L. GiIlaspie, OF Raleigh county, in regard
TO the assessment OF lands in that county,
was presented by the President and order
ell 10 be filed by the Clerk.
Hon. A. Brooks Fleming, OF Marion
county, presented the proceedings Of the
County Court Of Marion county on the
petition OF citizens Of that county, chang
ing and equalizing the valuation OF lands
MS between the two assessment districts Of
the county. The papers were filed and
the Clerk directed to notify Mr.. Fleming
when the Board is ready to take up and
consider the same.
On motion it was ordered that the Clerk
be directed TO call upon the Auditor for
such information, books and statistics rs
may be necessary to aid the Board in the
performance of its duties.
The Clerk was directed when required
to certify the mileage and per diem Of
the Board and the Clerk.
The tables being prepared by the Clerk
not being completed, the Board has as
yet taken no action upon the applica.
lions received for reduction OF taxes.
I A delegation from Brooke county,
headed by Mr.. Farmer, yesterday morn:
ing waited upon the Board and petitioned
for n reduction OF takes in that county.
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NEW LODGE OF ODD FELLows.-Cen'
tennial Lodge No. 81, l. .. o. F., was in
stitutcd on Thursday night by Deputy
Grand Master John A. Miller. The
charter members are as follows: George
". Thompson, Joseph Tolivar, W. J.
McKelvey, G. ". Kennedy, W: +. VOL
lenweber, D. B. McLain, John McKelveyr
John Vance, o. G. Genther, James
Wheeler, J. E. Hughes, A. I. Garden
Thomas Moorhead, John S. Anderson
L. C. Rockwell, W. ]. MoOrhead, L. S,
Jordan, James Vance, W. r. Isham and
Alex. Zeck. The following are the Off
GERS OF the new lodge: WI. Moorhead
N.G.; L. S. Jordan, 20; ]. L. Hughes
Treasurer; W. p. McKelyey. Secretary
W. P. McKelvey, Joseph Tolivar and
D. B. McLain, Trustees.
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A BRIDGEPORT GROCER SwINDLED Ou1
OF PoUSD OF CoFFEE.-A few days
since respectable looking middle.aged
lady went into the grocery store OF Jas.
Os6urne, OF Bridgeport, and purchased
about three dollars worth OF goods, all OF
which was made ready except some mo.
lasses which she ordered drawn in her
glass pitcher while she would cross the
street and get her basket. The goods lay
upon the counter for some time, but the
supposed cash customer did not return,
when it was discovered that the elegant
glass pitcher had sprung aleak; the bot
tom having been previous broken out,
was not glued in again very well, and Of
course il fell out, which occasioned a
slight fall in molasses. But strange to
say, on replacing the goods again in the
proper place, there was just one pound OF
coffee minus. Had there been no better
sticking propensitics in that customers
fingers than she used on the glass pitcher
the grocery keeper perhaps would not
have sustained any loss on coffee.
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CRY PERsoNALs.-Mr. Robert Simp.
son and wife have been visiting Wheel
ing Tor few days.-.S. Cairsrillc Chron-
icle.
Miss Josephine EoG, Of Wheeling, and
Miss Agnes Wcstbrook, formerly teach.
er in our school, have been paying visit
at the home OF Miss Addie Morrison,
where very enjoyable party was given
Friday cvcning.-liartin's Ferry Nctrs.
Capt. VIM. List has recovered from his
recent illness, and resumed command Of
the Hudson.
A. B. Fleming, ESQ.,, Of Marion county,
is stopping at the St. james.
Mr.. George Matthews, a member Of St,
Patrick's Society, marshalled the process
sion yesterday.
Bishop Harris, by special request, will
tonight lecture in the Fourth Street NJ.
L. Church upon his tour around the
world.
Elder Spencer, Of Bellaire, spoke al
the Disciples Church in Centre Wheel
ing last night, and there were two addi-
tions to the membership. The revival
still goes on.
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ANNIVERSARY OF CHURCH EXTENSION
SocIErY.-The Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church was last night crowded to Its ut
most capacity, the occasion being the an
niversary exercises Of the Church Exten-
sion Society. Short addresses were de-
livered by Rev, Tiff, Presiding Elder OF II
district in Montana Tertiary, and the
famous Chaplinc McCabc, who is Assist
ant Corresponding Secretary OF the
Church Extension Society. AT the
conclusion Of the addresses, Chap,
lain McCabe sang "Ninety and
Nine" "Why the Days are Going
By" and "Battle Hymn OF the Republic"
The congregation joined in singing the
latter, and made the walls resound with
the inspiring words Of the hymn. Dr.
McCabe, it will be remembered, first be-
came generally known through his inn
prisonment in Libby Prison. He has
visited this city number of times since
the rebellion, and is well known to our
people. The exercises closed with the
singing Of the Doxology and benedic-
ton.
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SATURDAY, April Sth. 1876,

beginning nj II O'Clock 4. NJ, the following herein
after described tTnCt Of land, or 50 much thCrcn
rs may bc necessary Ia pay out OF the proceeds Of
sale The SUN Of 81 GsAGI and the UOstsO Sail suit
and the costs 81 mid lHlc, including the lawful
commissions Of the special commissioner for max
Ing the sale anl interest frun January litll' 1867,
iii pId on Sll92o. parcel Of said - ,GS5 81, AMI
from September 18th, 1871, till Inid on : iiI0.E,
other parcel thereof. Said tract Of land Is situated
On Short Creek, In KiChland district, In Ohio
county, State u West Virginia, and bounded
as follows Ibat Is TO say: BEGINNING ut Wild cher
~ tree, corner 10 William lnshy, Samuel Mcclure
and Joseph and Mitchell WRddIc, thence with iaid
Waldlc's line north ~ east u lilo poles To Il
stone; thence south O. east $40 poles 10 sohci
thence south IL cast lG lilo poles 10 SOhei thence
nOrth3.I4 east Is poles to stone, formerly an as;
thenccw with the lIneSOl lAyiniA Taylor, south Ssl
West II 2-l0 poles 10 stone, formerly white OAK;
thence north li9 $40 pOcS 10 Il white OAK; thcIrr
North NJ east g07 poles TO bosch snRg, corner 10
shl Taylor, W. J.. Brady aud Edward House;
thence with ltOuSes llle south iGI5' west Y 81
poles TO a stone; thence south 2is west 1871 POLES
10 a stone formerly locust, on the north hank OF
short creek; thence down the several meanders Of
sad creek 1893 40 poles thence leaving the creek
and running with Jc.sC Wells line south 6jl4
west 81 $40 poles to n stone In Wells line aud n
corner to IGUDcr IrlmDle; thence with Ills lines,
south 2Sl4o east poles to stone; thence south
4sI4o cast 9Sl pol 10 stone; thence snIth .9H
east lJk POLES 10 stone thence south y cast =:
p0le9 10 one thence HJuln - slst AZ PoIts 10 u
stone: thence with said william Bushcy's iiue5,
south o. east G.lI IOGS to II white oak stump
thence wrsi-lOles to n stone IN the raul;
thence south ,O1' east ~ 4.O poles 10 the place OF
beginning, containing 2iS acres, FOODS aud 81
pCTChes, more or less being tnB tamC ZEAL estate
attached In saId cause nnd the SAME mentioned IN
deed IRON David SnodgrASl and wife TO James l..
DclapaIn, dated the SIN day Of June 1861, and rr-
corded among tho public land records Of Ohio
county, West Virginia.
Th6 Terms Of said SHlC thAll hc Onc.thlrl OF the
purchase money or such further sum rs the Pur-
chaser may elect, cash In hand, tho balance In
equal instlllmrnts, payable In one and two years
respectively from the day Of salc the purchaser
sscurlty approved by the undersigned special Clm-
mlssl nEr, saI,l honda bearing Interest from their
date and the title to the property sold TO h. re-
Rinc,I until the payment Of the purchase money
n full GEO. h. CAlDW ELL,
Special Commissioner.
a. uERVEY AurtInnsrr mTl
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ST.. PATRIcK's DAY PARADE. - The
weather yesterday was decidedly unfavor.
able for an outdoor demonstration. a
very severe storm Of snow and wind pre-
vailed the greater part Of the day, rem.
dering pedestrianism exceedingly disa-
greeable, yet the patriotic Irish citizens
observed the anniversary OF their patron
saint by parading the streets as usual.
St. Johns Society, Of Benwood, consist
Ing OF about seventy members, arrived in
the city about ia. NJ. This society was
headed by the ST. Clairsville brass band,
which discoursed excellent music. The
St. Patrick's Society Of Wheeling was
headed by Kramer's City band, who pre-
sented handsome appearance in their
new gray uniforms. These two societies
and the Angel Guardian Sodality formed
in line at the Cathedral about q p. NJ,
and soon afterwards the procession start
ed, following the route published in these
columns o day or two ago. Mr.. George
Matthews, Of the St. Patricks Society,
and several aids, marshalled the process
sion.
Despite the binding snow storm, the
bands played their most lively airs, and
the enthusiastic 1rishmen braved the
severe weather for fully two hours.
There was quite general display OF
bunting along the route Of the procession,
both Irish and American colors being
displayed. The Capitol Dining rooms,
especially, were very handsomely decora-
ted with banners, wreaths, etc., and as a
consequence Martin had his house full OF
customers all day. Considering the dis.
advantages OF the day, we think the friends
OF St. Patrick made very fine display,
and deserve credit for it. The best Of
order prevailed in the city during the
day, and we did not hear OF n single dis
turbance.
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MCKEE RANKrN.-The Mckee Rankin
Combination presented most excellent
bill at the Opera House last night. Gil
bert's elegant dramatic contrast, "Swect-
hearts," and Mathews charming com
medietty, "Who Killed Cock Robin" were
the attractions. In the first piece Mr.,
Rankin shows his genius as an actor.
The two characters he assumes are en-
tirely different, and the, contrast great
Miss Blanchard and Mr.. Arnold also de.
velop considerable talent in this piece
1t is a very pretty little drama,
and one which everybody can en-
Joy. The last piece was presented by
MIR. Rankin as cable Tinkle," Mr.. Piercy
as "Jack Raggett," Miss Blanchard as
"Satanella" and Miss Addie Kunkle as
Hannah" The commedietta abounded
in pleasant incidents, we'll portrayed,
and was thoroughly enjoyed by the audi.
ence. This afternoon the same bill will
be repeated, when the company will give
their last performance.
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FR1NK MAYO AND "DAvY CRocKrrr."

FRANK MAYO AND "DAvY CROCKETT"
Mr.. Frank Mayo will appear at the
Opera House tonight in Murdoch's play
called "Dayy Crockett" in which he Ia.
already achieved success akin TO that
Of Mr.. Jefferson in "Trip Van Wrinkle,
and which is certainly one Of the most
remarkable Of modern dramatic creations
There are no doubt people who arc
frightened at the name, "Davy Crockett
They look at it on the bills, and sec the
coon.skin hang on the fences and think
"no Dayy Crockett buCkwoods bluster il
mine" They are simply losing genu
inc dramatic enjoyment. Those who
have seen the play consider Mayo's treat.
ment Of his role as perfect apiece OF char
acter acting as can be reached by art on th'
stage. The unconscious humor and al
most mute appealing pathos OF Davy
Crockett in one breath, are simply ire
sistable. The Detroit Tribune says OF Tho
play: , .,:.,,A
not only for giving to the world a beautl
full play, but for indicating the better
classes Of our frontiersmen from dramat
ic obliQuy which had so generally falIer
upon them through the miserable social
ed dramas which literary scrubs through
out the country have devoted TO the rep
sentation OF their supposed characters
tics, only surpassed by still more con
temptible novels"
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JUSTICE O'KEEFE.-Upon complaint Of
Thomas Conner, Bernhart Hartung was
yesterday before this Justice upon a
charge Of disturbing the peace. He was
required to give bond in the sum Of $50
that he would be Of good behavior for
one year. Hartung is n blacksmith ut
the Riverside Mill, and Conner is his
helper. They quarreled about the man.
ner oil building the fire yesterday morning,
and got the matter settled by the Justice
as above mentioned. Conner also prefer
red a charge OF assault and battery
against Hartung, but this case was com.
promised before going 10 trial.
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ABRIDGEroRT Boy MURDERED IN Ne
HRAsKA.-Last..A august, James, son Of the
late DR.. McConnaughy, Of Bridgeport,
left home for California, with sufficient
funds to carry him through. Nothing
was heard from him till few days ago,
when information was sent his friends
that body had been found near Sidney,
Nebraska, on which was found photo.
graph and letters, which were forwarded
and recognized as belonging to James.
The body had evidently been dead for
some months, and bore marks Of having
been murdered, being almost stripped,
with watch and yaluables gone.
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THE CouRn.-CouSTY CouRT-Jad9c
Coehran.-This Court met at 0 A. NJ. yes
terdly, when business was transacted as
follows:
The jury in tie case Of August Messer'
schmidt VS.. Boggs' Run Mining Company
found for the plaintiff and assessed his
damages at $50 40. A motion for q new
trial was made by defendant, which will
be heard to-day.
In The cases Of Geo. J. Dauber, indicted
for selling liquor on Sunday, defendant
was fined $40 and costs in one case, and
the other was nollied.
The case Of Benz. Fisher VS.. Bridget
Hughes, certified by Justice Tolivar, was
continued ut plaintiffs costs. Taylor and
Lamb for plaintiff; Good for defense.
In the case OF A. Wiedebusch Va. G.
Grison, certified by Justice Caldwell, the
following jurors were sworn, Thee
Moulter, Henry Dice, Dan. Maxwell
c, Mabis, James Emblem, ST., W. Il. Ex'
lev, NJ. Roth, Reuben Wait, W. I. Eng
lish, John Downs, it,, l.. D. Wait, J.. j
Jacob. The verdict was in favor OF the
plaintiff, and the damages assessed a
500 70, Motion for new trial. Good
Tor plaintiff; Taylor and Lamb for de
Tense.
The case Of Isaac Rogers VS.. Parker
Bros, appeal from Justice Belvillc, was
submitted TO the court and time taken Z
consider thereof. Jordan for plaintiff
Dovener for defense.
In.the case Of Ransom BaxtOr vs.. VIM
NIcCnrdy, the death OF defendant was sug
gested by defendants attorney, and Tho
case continued. Davenport and Dove
ner for plaintiff; Lamb and Taylor iol
defense.
In the case Of Jas. II. Hall & Co. vs
Nathaniel Little, in assumpSit, judg men
for plaintiffs for SOL Is. Allison fol
plaintiff; G. Z. Boyd tor defense.
The case OF W. II. Sheib vs.. VIM. ID
Richardson, in detinue, was argued ant
submitted TO court. Pendleton, Cowder
& Pendleton for defense.
The case OF Lawrence Glenn, appellee
vs.. I. Tierney, appellant, was passed to
future day.
The case Of Frederick Forsch ys. jacob
F. Luiker, certified by Justice Gillespy
was put upon trial before the following
Jury: Hermann Renner, +. Ebert, jr.
Peter Bonenberger, NJ Edwards, Zan'
Philips, Joshua Burley, r. Pogue, John
Davenport, Peter French, Sam. Lewis, NJ
T. Wayman, J. G. McLain. Davenport
& Dovenor for plaintiff; PendlCton, Cow
den & Pendleton for defense.
The jury in the above case returned I
verdict for the plaintiff for $40 90.
David Jamison and Luther McCun
vile, alias "McCammick," alias "Padu
cah," were examined upon charge Of
robbing Jacob Mussear in the Secont
Ward Market House on Sunday last
They were remanded to Jail in default Of
$500 each to insure their appearance al
the Circuit Court for trial.
Edward Florence, charged with the
larceny of lot Of copper from Hobbs
machine shop, gave bond for his appear
ance before the Circuit Court.
Adjourned to this morning at 0 o'clock
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DISCIPLES REvIvAL.-Rey. Jabez Hall,
of Cleveland, has been the past week con-
Quoting an interesting religious revival
at the Disciples Church in this city.
There have been six conventions dur.
the week. The meetings are well attend.
ed, and much interest ia taken in the ex.
erciSes. Mr.. Hall will remain over Sun.
day, and conduct the services upon that
day,
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"HARD times wN come again no more!'
n man was heard 10 exclaim just after
leaving Gold Bros. popular clothing
store, l107 Main street. On being ques,,
toned he said he had just bought one Of
those cashmere suits for So 90 Mt Gold
Bros, and SO long as the people could
know OF such inducements there need be
no fear OF hard times.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following deeds in fee transferring real
estate were yesterday admitted to record
by the Clerk Of the County Court.
Deed made October IL, 1875, by August
Heimberger and wife to Elizabeth Craig,
tor the north half Of lot No. Mt Roney's
Point, said lot containing one.half acre
$500.
Deed made March II, 1876, by Jacob
Hull, executor OF John X. Smith, de.
ceased, to William H. Smith, for forty
feet Of the south end Of lot No. O., bound.
ed on the cast by an alley running north
and south and on the south by an alley
running east and west, and on which
stand two frame tenements; S475.
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MAss,-The members OF the three
divisions Of Hibernians and Of 81. Pat
ricks Society attended mass at the
Cathedral yesterday morning at 9
o'clock. Rev. Father Keller, after the
the celebration Of mass, delivered an in
teresting sermon.
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CHILDREN's MASS MEErING.-A nass
meeting Of the children Of the NJ. E. Sab
bath Schools Of the city was held at the
Zane Street Church yesterday afternoon
The church was crowded with the little
people, and many older folks were pres
ent. The exercises consisted Of singing
by the children, and addresses by Revs
j. A. Kibbe, Of Grafton; L. W. Ryan, Of
Morgantown; c. Z. Manchester and S. B
Barnitz, OF Wheeling. The young folks
were very quiet and attentive to the re-
marks Of the speakers, and when singing
exercised their lungs to their fullest ca
pacity, evidently enjoying that part o.
the programme exceedingly.
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IMPORTANT NorCE!-The chief ie4'
ture Of interest to our readers in nj th y
mornings issue is the announcement o.
the first grand offering OF spring Dry
goods by the popular house Of l BUM =
Bro, 1iO4 Main street. 1t is useless iot
us to enumerate and classify the eTten'
T. upriyalled and unsurpassed in extent
al Iva variety both in foreign and domestic 4
dry goods, including shawlS, ready made
suits, infants long and short dresses, &c,
&c. Furthermore, by referring our
readers to their announcement at inc
head Of our local, they will see what great
Inducements the above firm are Offering
for the coming week, We bespeak !oi
them crowded house, and would advise
ali those anticipating a purchase in the
dry goods line to call on Messrs. !. Blum
& Bro, the centre Of attraction for new
rich and cheap dry goods.
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A WITTY SALEsStAN.-A salesman
from one OF our large wholesale houses
recently stopped over night at Pitts.
burgh hotel. Having passed sleepless
night from causes which are not unfre.
qIent in the Western hotels, he appeared
at the Office early in the morning and
ordered horse and harness. Upon be-
ing asked by the polite clerk if he did
not also desire n wagon. he replied: mo;
on getting up this morning found my
bed little buggy, and ! thought | would
like to take ride in that
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OFFICERS OF "CAPERroS GRAYs."-
Governor Jacob yesterday issued COM
missions TO r,aniei W. Hartman, Captain,
Henry W. Turner, First Lieutenant, and
K. Emmett Whelan, Second Lieutenant Of
the "CaP,rto Grays,"a volunteer mill
tary company Of Grafton, Taylor county.
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ia. LASH, the jeweler at 1905 Main
street, is openings large stock OF Watch.
es, Table Cutlery, &c. The reputation oil
the house for fair dealing is we'll known
The invitation is given TO alto examine
Mr.. Lash makes liberal reduction in
prices 10 ministers.
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A FACT WORTH KNowING.-Are you
suffering with Consumption, Coughs, Sc.
we're Colds settled on the breast, or any
disease Of the Throat and Lungs? III SO,
20 to Logan, List & Co.'s and get bottle
Of BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. This
medicine has lately been introduced
from Germany, and is selling on is own
merits. The people are going wild over
its success, and druggists all over our
country are writing US OF its wonderful
cures among their customers. If you
wish to try its superior virtue, get u
Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Large size
bottle rs cents. Three doses will relieve
any case. Try it. eod&w
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READ the news at the head of local.

IT is confidently expected that moro
than one.halfof the Juvenile male popn!
lation Of Wheeling will Re dressed II
sailor suits this summer, provided SolG
Bros. keep supplied with those 1oys,
sailor suits for 81 80. Picture It; think
Of II, happy pater familias, and then take
YOUR bows around and buy n suit. Re
member the place: Gold Bros. popular
Clothing Store, No. l1O7 Main street.
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At. STEWART is said to have an Inn
mense stock Of goods, and yet Gold Bros
our popular Wheeling clothiers, have a
larger stock Of clothing than Stewart
Gold Bros. occupy three floors, which
thew have full Of clothing and furnishing
Goods and are Offering them at remarka'
SIy low prices. Just call round and see,
md satisfaction is guaranteed. llO7 Main
o1,nnf
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STILL IMPRovINa.-There now seems
to he some prospect OF the recovery Of
Col. Ben. Wilson, member Of Congress
from this district, who is lying danger
cusly i'll at Washington City. From a
dispatch received In the city yesterday
We learn that be Ia still improving
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| BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs.-The Board
Of Public Works met yesterday af
ternoon ut the State House. Al
the last meetingof the Board Of Direc
tors OF the Penitentiary, twas decided to
solicit the advice of the Board Of Public
Works in regard to employing Fedora
prisoners at the State Penitentiary
and this matter came before the
Board yesterday. After some con
sultation, the Board concluded to advise
the Directors of the Penitentiary to con
tract with the United States Government
for the work OF Federal prisoners, ut n
rate not exceeding forty cents per day.
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We understand that John Fl. Zeyely,
Superintendent is getting up fine black
board picture for the English Lutheran
Sunday School tomorrow in expectation
Of several visitors from the NJ. F. Confer.
ence TO address the school.
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A HALF.DRuNK, foul.mouthed wretch,
on the corner Of Market and 14th streets,
made night hideous with loud and OBJ.
scene profanity. He was arrested by
Officer Henry, and will probably have a
hearing this morning.