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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-29
BY TEL.E GRAPH
WHEELING REGISTER.
Press Report. BY Western
Union Line, otdce NortAwest cor.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
lnGlian Affairs.

OMAHA. April 2s.-A telegram from
Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencies
via Fort Laramie yesterday evening,
states that no supplies worth mentioning
have been issued to the Indians at those
points since the 10th inst. The Indians
are on the verge of starvation, owing to
the failure Of Congress TO vote on the
appropriation bill and on the part Of the
government to forward the supplies
needed. The Indians would undoubted-
ly have made q raid ere this had it not
been for the moral effect of the late ex-
pedition against Crazy Horses band,
but there can be no question but that
they will be forced to raid unless the
supplies are promptly forwarded.
General Crook'hss been and is now
urging the necessity of keeping up the
supplies and holding TO the agencies those
Indians who are disposed to be friendly,
but its apprehended that the hostile In
dians will be largely reinforced from
those now at the agencies on account OF
lack OF supplies
No official information has been receiv-
ed Of any raids since the one in which
H. +. Brown was shot. Browns body
will arrive to-day.
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FOREIGN.


lospoS. April 2s.-ln the House OF
Cymm MS, to-day, Mr.. jenkins said in
view of hi. ,nabihty TO obtain place Tor
Ia recent motion respecting correspond.
ence si,h America about the treaty oil
Washington, he now gaze notice OF hs
intention 10 withdraw bis original motion
ard move for the production Of papers.
Mr.. Laxtber. under the Secretary for
the Colonial Department replying TO
Thomas ThornhiIl and Carnoson. Secre-
t.ry for the Colonies, yesterday sent q
di. patch to Governor Hennesy, at Bar
b.does. making inquiry int the sitrs-
ton Of affairs on that Island A dis
ns,ch was received today from Cover
nor Hennessy in reply, stating that there
hxd bsen no ,rocble since Saturday last.
Ninety per.ons were taken into custody
during the disturbances, and three bun.
dred and twenty were arrested
astervard,, suspected Of riotine
and receiving stolen goods. Three rioter'
xers killed and sixteen wounded Inc
police fired on the rioters twice Mons
cf the sugar works were injured. No aP
prehen.ion u entertained Of . renewal o.
The outbreak az tzrM-
The Ga.<fs to-day contains the proc
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IIl:i.a NNDPARENT.

The Sats L.o,mat in speaking of the
BLAINE TUCKER debate in tie House
last week, says:
"Tbe Virginia fossil il one of those old
moss backs who believes and asserts that
.crc:s.rOad country justice has the pow
etO institute n search in the U 5. mails
ir hcendirry documents; that the child
h'uPerlOr to the parent and the State
mof' poisnl than the Nation"
We would like TO ask the Journal
Which is the child and which the parent.
ND the States make the Nation or did
'ae Nation make the States? When
'nese questions are answered we can then
Judge which is or ought to be superior
the child or the parent.
We know that the State Journal gets
little muddled occasionally on the pollti-
cal history OF our State but we take it
ior granted that an editor who has de-
elded Congressional aspiration does know
something about the political history of
the Nation.
Our impression has always been that
virginia was well grown lassie before
'ae Nation was born, and if there be any
maternal relations existing, the old Com
m0nWealtb, because Of age, would natur-
ally be presumed to be the mother. As
70 the relative strength of the two par.
Lies, the nation and the State. there can
De no question. The former is in the vigor
youth, strengthened by the exercise
0 muscle in the late conflict; the
'"Ier IN the weeds Of widow hood
weakened by an exhaustion of physi-
'a' iorce in the same conflict, and of
course there can be no denial Of the fact
'oaI The Nation is the strongest. While
Sedo not propose to say that Mr.. Tuck.
As views sre at all practicable at this
"e day, We would like to ask our neigh
0"f Fat the time his famuos decision was
'soaeFed, was it not fully sustained by
ao' only the opinions OF Chief Justice
AAksHALL, but also BY the theory upon
'h'ca The government was founded
'uA' 'he States should regulate their own
ponce affairs. Did not a Republican Gov
e'nOr of ILLINOIS assert the same doc.
VINE when resisting suxr1pAk's
military interference at the time of the
Oa'cagO ~ fre' 1: is not unnatural for the
S,ae S,a. Journal to scou, at the idea of a
s.e sss regulating its own police affairs.
s. aen We take into consideration that A
g., years ago the Executive of this
fo,"s s called for and obtained a military
,s".. vs from the general government to
R.. I. in enforcing the registration laws
Iis ," nk IN honest question and would
sAs,. nav. nave An honest answer. Ws
constitutional authority for ita
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A RSOld RWIn0DeP.

SPRINaFIELD, O., April pa man
named John n. Norris, who lives in this
city, is carrying on an elaborate, system
attic and very extensive swindling busi-
ness. He advertises his headquarters at
Springfield and Cincinnati, and orders
goods from firms in all parts ofthe Union,
referring them to the banks and other
business firms Of this city. When the
goods arrive they are Immediately taken
from the express Office and transferred to
other parties, for any amount Norris or
his partners can get for them Norris
was in the Ohio penitentiary, for swindl.
ing, nearly a year, but was discharged
through legal technicality, and has been
carrying on his business since on larger
scale than before. He claims to have
amsssed $4,000 by this style of business.
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nha AlchlSAn R0hherY.

ATcHIsoN, Ks, April 2S.-There has
been no definite development concerning
the burglary of the City Clerks office.
Discrepancy in the books, If any exist,
is also still unknown. Search warrants
were issued yesterday and the residence
of the late City Clerk thoroughly search
ed without finding any clue to the miss.
ing documents. The statement furnished
BY him to the Mayor to be used in
his annual message shows clear bal
ance in all accounts and he claims they
tally with the books. There can be no
doubt but that the same extraordinary
motive was at the bottom of the affair.
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Death OF Gen. Moorehead.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-Brigadier
General Horny p. Moorehead died this
morning after short illness. He was
3s years of age.
The jury in the case of Wishart Burns
and G. Albert, charged with conspiracy
to issue bogus bonds for the purpose OF
sraudulently bolstering up a bogus insar-
ance company, have returned verdict
OF guilty. A motion was made for new
trial
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Stea,ner Disabled,

PLYMOUTH, April 28-The steamer
Amerioue from New York for Hsrve
arrived this morning reports that on
April oath she spoke to the Hamburg
and American Line steamer Gothic,
from New York bound tor Ham
burg. She was standing to the eastward
under sail with q propeller gone. The
Goethe declined assistance and the next
Cay the Amerique signaled e west bouud
Hamburg and American Line steamer
intending to notify her about the Goethe
but the steamer paid no attention to her
signals.
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Convicted Of Murder.

DAYTON. April 2s.-The jury found
a verdict of murder in the first degree
against James Murphy, to-day, tor the
muder OF Col. Dawson September lst,
1875. This is the third conviction for
murder in the first degree in this county
during fifty years. Murphy is in his
nineteenth year.
There is intense excitement at New
Lebanon, eleven miles west of here,
caused by the rape Of girl fourteen
years old, last night, by men supposed to
be tramps. The citizens are securing the
country for the Williams, and will hang
them if they capture them.
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HOIJs r


The Sneaker laid before the House the
decision of Chief Justice Garter, discharg-
ing from custody Hallett Kilbourne. Re-
ferred.
Permission was given the managers
of the Belknap impeachment case to e1-
anime Ms witnesses on the trial, any
members of the Committee on Expendis
lures in the War Department, or any
members of the House whose testimony
they deem requisite.
The House then voted op the amend
ments to the legislative appropriation
bill. All the amendments on which
separate vote was not asked, were agreed
to in bulk.
The fr.t amendment on which .. vote
was taken, was one offered by Mr.. Aurl.
but, of Illinois, increasing the compensa-
ton of territorial judges from $50 TO
$4,000. 1t was rejected; yeas S9; nays
ll9.
Mr. Seely made q point Of order on
section four, which transforms the Indian
bureau from the Interior to the War
Department. He argued that 1t contra
dicted the rule adopted January IL, 1876
nor shall any provision in any sucn
bill or amendment thereto, changing an
existing law be in order, except such as
being eermane to the subject matter ot
the Bill shall retrench expenditures. Thi.
WAS a change of an existing law, and
while he did not raise the point oil order
that j, would be manifest extravaganza
and an increase of ofexpenditures. although a
he believed il would BE-, he submitted
that it was not manifesting for re.
trenchmsnt of expenditures, and was not
permane to the appropriation OIL.
A long discussion followed, IN when
the Republicans argued in iavor OF the
mint and the Democrats, except MI.
Cox, against it.
The Speaker decided against his own
| marty friends aud sustained the point Oh
order. and ruled out the section.
The section transferring the Indian bu-
70 n from the Interior Department 70 the
W., Department was therefore stricken
out Of the bill and then the bill was
n..sed; yeas 2OS, nays L..
Before the Speaker retired from 'ne
hall which he soon did, he was congra-
Mated by several leading Republican
nosmber, for the clesrness and Impartial
ity Of bis ruling. .-u
Mr Randall offered the following
amendment 70 rule 5, saying that ne alo
80 a. the special Ieaus.. o, !, ;ps the Der.ona
Illness of the speaker he may sucn aP
nointment THAT ofspeaker pro tess) ioi
: neriod not exceeding 10 days win tne
.pnroysl of the House at the time the
.spe Is made. The amendment VA
agreed to. ..,.t t,onm;,,.<
on Indian Affairs reported . OIL sPPI.o.
pri.iiag 5000 Tor n 'ss asi.oo% Assr dis
cussion the bill passed.
The House then went into the com
,;..ss of the whole, Mr.. HOLMAN tn th'
chair. on private cslander. Afssr p.ss
ine nunsfoos bills on private character
ths House adjourned.
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Columbus Police Force.

CoLUMBus, April 2s.-After long
session, to night, the Police Commis.
sioners nstucted the Superintendent Of
Police to disband his force on next Mon
day II tine Council Committee on Ways
and Means did not in the meantime
furnish money for paying the men who
have not been paid for tho past seven
month. This threat has had its effect,
and funds to pay the police portion oi
their wages will no doubt bs provided to-
c,nrrnW
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Heavy Verdict.

TIrusvILLE. PA, April 2S.-In the
suit between the Pennsylvania Trans
portation Company and the Oil Creek
and Allegheny River Railroad Company,
which has been in progress for the past
two days before Chief Justice Lowry, at
Mesdville, the Pennsylvania Transports.
tion Company recovered verdict OF
$4,000. John Scott, President of the
Allegheny Valley railroad, and Henry
Harlan, President of the Pennsylvania
Transportation Company, were present
during the trial of the case
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save vast amount Of expert.
menting and . useless outlay Of money.
As presumptivr evideuce IN fhvor Of Dr..
Pierce's Family AediciusA the proprie-
tor desires 10 say, that they are prepared
by new and scientific process BY which
the virtues Of the crude plants and roots
are extracted without the use Of parti.
Gle Of alcohol Not . particle OF this de-
stroyer four race enters into the compo.
sition of either his Gol1en Medical Dis.
covery or Favorite Prescription. This
consideration alone ought certainly to
rank them high above the vile com.
pounds saturated with alcohol, Jamaica
rum, sour beer, or visegar, which are
everywhere offered for sale. Again,
they are of uniform strength, and their
virtues can never be impaired by age.
They are also made from fresh herbs and
roots, gathered in their appropriate sea-
son, when they are aush with medical
properties. In support Of these claims,
the following testimony Ia offered:
NEWARK, N. J.
r. Y. Pierce, N. d.:
DEAR SIR-l have sold great deal OF
your excellent remedies, and prefer 70
sell them beore others, because they give
good satisfaction 10 those who use them.
l hear such remarks rs "Sage's Remedy
completely cured me; it 10 . splendid
thing;" or "Pierce's Discovery 10 Just
what wanted; feel better than I ever
did" One of our celebrated singers uses
it Tor strengthening her voice and 'ays
there is nothing equals it, and 20 i
might give scores OF remarks said about
your preparations A colored woman
was using your Discovery, and after TAX
ing three bottles was completely cured.
She being in the store, said 70 me, "l
don't want no doctors round me % long
as can get the Discovery; Il beats al
your doctors" And so might 70 on.
lam, most respectfully, yours,
ATHA b. CRooKs.
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NV YoHK. April 2s-This afternoon
the National Express Company
vss unfolding tvo boxes, msrked feter
Jones Piattsburg, at BoarcwAy and
Tventy+eccnd street, when one Of the
boxes fell from the truck and broke. eT.
eos,ns the body Of eoiored
nan. Tho other box Vas then opened
and found 70 contain the body Of . white
woman. Boeh bodies had euta IN the
neck. in which wers stuffed pieces OF coi-
tor, The police incline TO the theory
thai shsy ara sabjsct for medical sssmi-
nssioa fos shsp0sat
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Ihs Kilbeurne Case.

AsHINoroS, April 2s.-In the Hal:
let: killbourne habeas corpus case Chief
Justice Carter decides that the case Is
one o, misdemeanor and is punishable 6y
the Courts, and in conclusion says the
relator will be rendered to the domin ion
of the Indictment.
Kllbourne gave bail In $1,000 his psrt-
ner, Latta, becoming security.
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Mining Stocks.

VIRGINIA CrTr, April 2s.-Ths Enter
prise says, editorially that gentleman
conn ected with that paper, we'll versed
in mining affairs within few days made
a thorough examination Of the Virginia
and California mines, reports them look
ing better than year ago. The article
continues, lin fact its we'll understood
that a drop in the market about this
time would be big thing for men who
understand the power OF we'll told lie
on 90 an excitable . subject as the stock
market.
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COURT HOUSE
Rev. A. @. Brickman,

viii deliver sermon en- the doctrines Of
tae New Church, and explaining the 10.
ternai or spiritual ssnss Of the Holy Dlbs.
He will also preach In the evening ~ tie
sr,ne place, sermon com nsncing st 7;O
O'Clock. The public is cordially inyit"d
70 attend. seats FREQ. apDQ
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Crops I'm Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, April 2s The spring seed
ing in this State is generally flashed,
and in many parts of the State tie grain
is out of the ground and is looking anu
suaily vigorous and advanced for the
season. Fear of the grasshoppers has
ret prevented the sowing OF a wider area
Of wheat and other grain than ever be-
fore.
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Loss from Fire.

NEw ORLEANS April 2s-The whole
sale liquor store OF c. Cavaroe & Son was
burned to-day. Loss $4,000; covered
by insurance. The adjoining buildings,
No. 20 and No. 80 Decsnter street, were
damaged. No. % was occupied by Her
man i Vignes, Wholesale liquor dealers
and was very badly damaged. Loss
$35, 900; insured.
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OUR REGISTER friends at Wheeling
are deserving of much credit for their
enterprise in getting their daily out each
morning on time for the mails east on
the early train. Now if the Intelligent
Ger folks could get up as early, and be
eQuslly enterprisIng, we at least would
be happy. The latter paper reaches here
M four clock p. M.-Grafton Sentinel.
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Tx PhiiIirpi Literary Society had up
for discussion at their meeting this week
ile following QUESTION:
Reolred, That the people of Barbour
county should subscribe 100000 to the
capital stock of the Grafton, Phllippi and
White Sulpl VI railroad.
The people ABOUT Grafton are looking
with great interest TO the result of the
DISCUSSION
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TIE State Journal does not entertain a
vsry high opinion Of the "Confederate
;,vs,,ios,.rs." MCKEE and BELKNAP
hold the same views.
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Fu.eral or Barney Williams.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The funeral OF
Barney Williams took place to day from
St. Stephens Catholic Church, which was
filed in every part, while the street 10
front wa' packed with people unable 70
enter. Every actor inthe city, and many
from other cities were present.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Nxw YORK, April %. -MoSEr-Ac'
tive at 4(a5 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 4l(l6 per cent. Customs receipts
sl98 600. The Assistant Treasurer dr.
bursed 1864, 600. Clesrings S39, 100000
Sterling hrm at 4s7i44s9i.
GoLD-Closed at ll23 after selling at
ll2s6ll2i Carrying rates to 4per
cent Loans were also mace htt.
royv,vuvxrs-Sta Steady
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Iudt.u Go be Hung.

LITTLE Rock, April 2s.-Osea San.
ders. the Cherokee Indian sentenced to
be hung Mt Fort Smith on the 2lst, but
who was respited by the President, will
be hung on the 2nd OF June by direction
of the President.
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DIED..

HANKE-At the residence OF his par
ents, CHARLEs HANKE, the eldest son OF
Charles Hanke, Sr., on Friday night,
April %, In a., goth year.
Funeral nom the rssidence OF his par
ents No. If25 Market street. Friends OF ths
family are respectfully invited TO attend.
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BSon BtIl.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 2S.-By q
vote of lis to SIS tho boom bill was sent
back to the Senate this morning. II hav-
ing been returned by that body TO the
House when charges of corruption we're
made
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Tux editor of the Grafton Sentinel re-
turn. thanks to Capt PHELPS, of the
Express Company, for loan of two dol
lars and half in silver to carry around
in his pocket for a few days. All the
editors in the country will be cultivating
the acquaintance of Capt. PHEPLs now.
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At'heeling &eeister.
Gold closed yesterday at ll23.

N, psather today 0sa be partly
.L,,J, with southeast soinds, and Io'0er
t;mperatire
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r lsr or LETTERS REMAINING IN
the uo.toffice st Wheeling, Ohio coun
", West Virginia, unclaimed, hAturday,
10 obtain any OF the following the appli.
cant viii please call for advertised lstesss.
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A disps,cp from Paris, KY announces
the breakiny down of the well-known
rsce horse Kstie Resrce.
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Dom Pedro.

1t is reported that Dom Pedro will
start east direct tomorrow. instead Of
visiting the Virginia City mines. as was
originally intended, but it is difficult to
prophesy his movements, as he keeps his
own counsel very closely, his own suit
being often in ignorance Of his intentions
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spRAxER KERR receives the congrstu-
ATOMS of the Republicans for tho clear
Ds.. and lmpartiality Of his rulings.
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Bosros, April 2s-Governol Rice n.s
vetoed the bill 10 legalise the marriage ..
James Parton on the ground thas the scs
u mot within the constitutionsi power o.
the legislature. E y
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Suspended.

BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Thomas Davis
& Co, importers OF salt, have suspended.
Their liabilities are 100000.
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MareIsland Navy Yard.

SAN Francisco, April 2s.-The Chron-
iele this morning returns to the attack OF
the management of the navy yard, at
Mare Island, and specified long list OF
cases in which the Hanscom family have
conspired to detraud the government.
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THK Pittsburgh Post very tersely

states the issue:
Tine more the co:ruptions OF Grants
administration are exposed, the more
solid The Radical organs become in de-
tense Of them. This indicates the nature
Of the approaching Presidential struggle.
The question TO be determined is whether
honesty or dishonesty is 10 rule the
conntryn
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Han. X. Bardman and othsss.
IN cHAHcEHY.

pupuaut to q de ree Of the Distrie, CoaIt
Of the United stats fos ths D1ststss of
West Virginia, made and enisfsd - tns
above entlfisd cause on ihe LNh cay OF
April. 1919, Will, on ssturdsy the .oeh DAY
of N.y, ls-s, st my once In the e1ty oi
Wh~eiiux, and tbesessteS ~ sdtouynosnt
A. may Be- found necessary. proceed "
tstS and STATE an account sb0wing tns
numbsr and amount of the ltses upon the
real ssfafS ia the bi1 sDd nsorenge De-
scrih,sd, The sane bsing knovn - tne
IIsdssyfIIe Tm nses property, In Prtseon
county. Wess virginia, . whose hvor'
and their prisrity: shall Ale also R:ssaiceii Racei
and lnt<ress upon ths o0tstsnding oouas
secured By sasd moftesge. tosstoer VIZ
the present. ownsn an4 bo1deys thdeo'' -
ar - they cau BE- AsesrlAined.
Nodes h hereby etvso - - DeuS
herein, snd 70 All psssoss eIsi3l2S S.S ns.s -
up0a sssd psoIesSyt - spy -
IN the city Of WhSsltpgs 60 - - -
day ol Nay. ssd prove ths1 - 80 80
eisiss. Diver .sdss ~ hsnA ms "s
day Of April ns uAxrsAL voasA
.U y; = oos.,ss.SoSsi;
aDg1ooewe
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Dun.
STATE SECURITIES - Quiet.


SrocKs-Were generally heavy and
lower under the reports Of . reduction in
railroad passenger fares TO iee west, 'ns
probability Of long telegraph war, and
that the Executive Committee will Com
mence the foreclosure in Erie tie price
Of which hsd 8 sharp decline In London
and here The break ID the prices Of
bonanza shares at San Francisco had q
oorsidensble effect on the market. The
strong stocks were Pacific Mai, Deis-
ware. L.ckavans & Western, and New
JERSEY Central. Among The sales al The
stock Exchange were l6.0co Pscinc
Nail 26OU Western Union, 800
Nortase.tern common. 1900 81. Paul,
$4,000 Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, and
1000 Michigan Central -
LII
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The New Church Doctrines,

on Tomorrow Morning st iox O'Clock In
the