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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-03

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2.-The railroad
blockade at Lafayette was broken by
Judge Gresham, who directs all injunc.
tions obtained in the State Courts at
Lafayette be dissolved; that the railroad
company be restored 10 all its rights as
before the issuing OF said injunctions, and
that the application for the appointment
Of Receiver be set down Tor hearing on
the 10th Of NAV,
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CLEVELAND, May 2.-This morning the
father OF the boy who was murdered neag
Euclid, arrived in this city and went to
the cemetery vaul. where he at once rec.
ognized the body az that Of his son. The
name Of the murdered boy is Louis John
Henry Schwand; his residence was a:
Rnilnln
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CIXclXSAu, May 2.-Bill Blackburn,
who escaped last Sunday evening from
the Jail here, where he was confined on
the charge Of burglary, was rearrested to.
tdsy in Louisville, together with a pal,
and will be returned to his old quarters
tomorrow.
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flowing city treasury by this time
next year. And yet every dealer would
only be taxed according to his business.
Those who sold a great deal OF liquids
would pay a big tax, while those who
sold u less amount would pay in proper.
tiOn. The city, however, would reap a
desirable harvest.
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Union Pheias directors

WASHINGTON, D. c., May ,2.-secretary
schurz to-day appointed the following
Government directors Of the Union Pa.
cifc Railroad: John c. s. Harrison, OF
Indiana; Francis B. BrOmer, Of New
York; ]. F. Wilson, of Iowa; John II.
Millard, Of Nebraska, aud Daniel Chad.
wick, Of Connecticut.
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The Custom MISREPRESENTATION,

New YORK, May 2.-Auditor Ogden
testified before the Custom House Inyes.
tigating Committee to-day: There were
% men in the department, mos! Of whom
knew nothing about their duties when
appointed. II competent and we'll paid
men were employed, the department
could be managed with 20 per cent Iess
helm,
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wHES the late Alfred Caldwell, Esq
OF thls city, was member Of the vir.
ginia seas.eo-its solitary Republican
member--he secured IRON the PostOfFice
Department at Washington the appoint.
ment Of Mr.. Isaac Chesley a. Mail Agent
on the HempGeld railroad, and never was
a better appointment made on any road
in the country. For lG years Mr.. Chesley
has gone over the road between this city
and Washington almost Is regularly a.
the cars themselves, and in that time he
has Travelled enough miles to 50 dozen
times around the world.
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WASHINGTON, May 2.-The work el
converting eleven inch smooth bored
into eight inch rifle bored has been aus.
pended for want Of funds. Ii Congress
votes the money needed the ships OF
war fitted for sea this year will be armed
with these improved guns.
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.:COnsratulatOry.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 2.-The Chroaicls
will publish tomorrow letter from SEN
ator Christiancy, OF Michigan, to Senator
Hill, commencing his recent letter, and
saying that to secure complete reconcilia.
ton, restoration OF confidence and frater.
nal feeling, men can afford to forget party
nnual
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ST. LOUIS, May Edgar NJ. Moore,
the boy who shot and killed Mabel Hall,
colored girl, at theatre, abont year
ago, aud who was convicted Of murder
and sentenced to be hung on the lat OF
June, has had his sentence comuuted by
Governor Phillips to imprisonment for
life.
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COLUMBUS, o., May 2.-Hon. George
L. Converse, representative from this
city, gave an elegant banquet to the Gen.
eral Assembly, Supreme Court, State
officers and leading men tonight, at
which speeches were made by Senator
Thurman, Gov. Young, Hon. Stanley
Matthews, Geo. II. Pendleton and others.
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No Fast Train on the Canada
Southern.

CHICAGO, May 2.-The Canada South.
crn and Lake Shore Railroads have
definitely decided not to run fast pas.
senger train 10 meet that which runs
over the Wabasl, road from st. fouls
and Keokuk to Toledo.
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Annual Meeting Of RaiIWay Nc.
RhRnlpG

ST. LOUIS, May 2.-The American
Railway Master Mechanics Association
will hold its tenth annual convention in
this city May 10Th. A large number OF
delegates are expected to be present, and
the meeting will be OF much interest and
Importance 10 those concerned.
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THAT OPIUM SEIZURE.

II has been ascertained that the recent
heavy seizure Of opium in the Chinese
quarters by customs officials was unwar.
ranted, the property having passed the
Custom House regularly.
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'S'A',,.'''' -.'ssl'o7S 5i sSLiOO 1881
Il the Virginia system should be ADOPT.
81 IN place OF the present system, and a
'l' 0; one.hali cent levied on every gl,.,
OF beer andl.ale, and two and a bali
cents on every glass Of whisky and
'''e sold and also small specific
" We should probably see an over.
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stockholders Meeting aud Elec.
tiOn.

CLEvELAND, O., May 2.-At a meeting
OF the'stockholders OF the Detroit, Mon.
roe & Toledo Railroad, held in this city
to-day, Amasa Stone was elected Presi-
dent, G. P. Land, Secretary and Treas
urerr both Of Cleveland.
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Denth ol . Negro lIInstreI.

New York, May 2.-w. W. Newcomb,
awell known negro minstrel man, is dead.
He received injury TO one Of his legs
some time ago, and erysipilas caused his
hanIh
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PHILADELPHIA, May 81. W. Knapp,
Of Jersey City, and VIC. White, OF Bali.
more, have been arrested at Wilmington,
charged with dealing in railroad tickets
taken up by conductors without punch
ing. Nine arrests at other points are re-
ported.
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GLASGOW, May 2.-Thc ship builders
have entered upon lockout, owing to a
strike, and fourteen hundred non.strik.
ing shipwrights have been thrown out Of
work,
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First Boat OF the season

DETROIT, May "A dispatch from
Saulte St. Marie says that the first boat
Of the season, the steamer John L. Hurd,
from Chicago, passed up at II A. N. to.
day. White Fish Bay is clear Of ice.
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NEWARK, y. j., May 2.-Edgar Par.
sGF, temporary receiver OF the New Jsr.
sey Mutual Insurance Company, to-day
filed an inventory OF the assets. The
Chancellor decided the company insolv.
ent, and appointed Parker permanent re.
reiyar.
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MISSING.

John y. Daley, reputed millionaire
and proprietor Of the Windsor Hotel, is
missing, and ii Is feared that be has com.
.mitted suicide, owing to the depreciation
in real estate and the determination OF
the Pork Commission 10 obtaiu from him
i large amount Of money
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FIRE RECORD.
Carriage Factory and Ware
Rooms DESTROYED.

CINCINNATE, May 2.-Emerson & Fish
er's carriage factory and ware rooms, on
Findlay street, near John, was destroyed
by fire last night. The loss on machin.
cry and stock will probably reach $780,
900; insured for $4,000. The brick fac.
tory belonged 70 Proctor & Gamble, 'soap
and candle lemahufacturers. Their loss Is
about $l0,O 0,OeO; fully Insured.
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SAY Francisco, May 2.-Faulkner,
Bell & Co.'d second auction sale Of wool
to-day was not 30 well attended as The
first sale, and OF the 1854 bales offered
only Gl2 were sold, at about the ruling
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ENGLAND.
Sharp Advance in Flour.

LONDON, May 2.-The Leeds miIlcrs
yesterday advanced the price Of flour 4s
per bag-an advance Of It's in one week.
Application has been made for re-
ceiver to the estate Of John l.. Clarke,
the well.known comedian.
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Indian Affairs.

CArcAoO, Ill, May 2.-Gen. Crook,
arrived here last evening and will hold a
consultation with Gen. Sheridan on some
matters relating 10 the Indian aiIairs.
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Genernl Grant Nlsits Nnst

NoRRrrowx, Nj, May 2-GenefaI
Grant was here today as The guest oil
Thos. Sast.
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NEW YoRR May 2.-Three hundred
thousand dollars, in gold coin, VA
shipped for Europe to-day, and one hun.
dred thousand is being packed for TO.
mnrrnM'a steamsr
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ARREAcH OF NEUTRALITY.

LONDON, May 1.-The Tt!egrrp6 pub.
fishes the following from Vienna: @The
convention between Russia and K ,uma.
mia for the transit OF the Cars army is
considered by Austro.Hungary as
breach Of neutrality, and the impression
it has caused is such, from the aspect Of
affairs, that it seems doubtful whether
the government will be able to reaist
much longer the manifestations OF pub.
lie opinion in favor Of Intervention. The
press has never been so violent in its
language toward Russia.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
: -.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
a $4,000 F'a55 Fiis 4 Cincinnati.
Suicide from an Elevated Stand.
point.
Crook POw.WoWs with Sheridan
on Indian Affairs.
New York lnauguratss a PetrO-
Ieum Exchange.
Death of MsWComb, the ceIebrat-
cd Minstrel.
New York Custom House lnyestl-
99MtIOn. 9M
A Heavy Shipment of Gold Coin.
A Life Insurance AGtuary Ar
rested @ for FOrGsfyi
An Appeal ia the President 10 Behalf
Of the RuHmanlsn Jew.
Intsrs.tlng stalIstlOs Of Our FoYelS1
Trade.
An Untquiyoc,l letter fr9m Veteran
Ben. Wade.
A NsV Order AmOHJSl the Rerkiag
Men Of the West.
SshAtCr xootin TestIRes On the Twetd
Allegations. >
,.it
ssCosd San FrAnoiIco Wool Sale.-Ths
CallHoPhls Land SWlndle,
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sr. JoHEsBURY, VI, May 2.-Goverrer
Fairbanks has reprieved John P. Phzir
until April, 1879.
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Death OF an Editor.

MoRLE, ALA, May John Forsyth
editor pttAe Mobile RegistsF, disdto-aay,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Russians Pressing Steadily For
A Slight Engagement in Which the
Turks are Defeated.
Russians Capture the Fortress Of
Baiazld,
Austria Finds a Russian Breach
Of Neutrality.
Significant Omission In the Enu-
Ifsh declaration Of Neutrality.
New Allies for the Russians.
Egypt Wants to Aid Turkey,
But Can't.
The Sultan Empowers His Com
mander to Close the Danube.
Austrian Account of the Battle
at KaFs.
Russla's lrOn-CIads Command
TIM 0niohnR
Egypt Wants to Aid Turkey
But Can't.
The Sultan Empowers His Com
mander to Close the Danube.
Austrian Account of the Battle
at KaFs.
Russla's IrOn.Clads Command
the Dnleper.

CoRFc, May Five Iron clad. Of the
British Mediterranean squadron have
arrived here.
BUCHAREST, May 2.-The. Russian ad.
vance guard has reached Buzco, on the
railway between Bucharest and Galatz.
The Russians continue their movements
in leisurely manner, being retarded by
floods and insufficient transportation.
The Turks are prosecuting the Christians
in the Villages opposite lbrail and Galatz
and the fugitiyes are arriving in the lat.
ter place. The Russians in Roumana are
estimated at 10000.
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Information is received Of the sailing
Of 500 soldiers for Cuba.
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An Appeal from the IsraeIiIes.

An Appeal from the ISraeIiIes.
WAsWNoToN, May l..Simon Wolf,
Recorder Of Deeds for Columbia, and
other prominent lsraelites called on the
President to-day and asked him 10 take
an action similar to that OF President
Grant, to protect the lsraelites in Rou-
mania. The President expressed his
sympathy with the object and said be
would use his best efforts 10 comply with
their wishes.
SOLDIERS FOR cUBA. -
Information is received Of the sailing
.Of 500 soldiers for Cuba.
FOREIGN TRADE.
The foreign trade for March and for
three-Quarters OF the fiscal year was as
follows: Merchandise - Imports ior
March, S47 ASS, ,0l3; exports, Sl5, ,593. $40;
for nine months ending March, exports,
$40, 0,Os5, ,1S2; imports, S3l4,S54, $3.50; e1.
cess OF exports $l55, ,23O, ,S55; specie inI-
ports exceeded exports $5,3sl ,397.
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SAN FRAScreoo, May 2.-Clared-ship
Seminole, New Orleans,
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VIENNA, May 2.-The Edslern Badgs!
says The Russian and Turkish circu.
lars will not be answered by Austro-Hun
gary, as an opinion regarding the Justice Of
the cause Of either belligerent would be
useless.
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Return oi Minister WaShburn.
PARIS, May 2.-Washburn, the Amer.
lean Minister, has returned to this city.
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WARRINGTON.

seCosd San FranoiIco Wool SaIe-Ths
CallHoPhla Land SWlRdle.
, 1877-12-25

tcrni.annual interest on bonded Indebtedness,
the time for that misunderstanding with yesterday.
The c!tr's to'lhnltlcr. VIII, have mt been paid
wIl1 hare 10 send to New York for their Interest,"
money. The Comptroller has tlisturee.i fBa,-
fe1,f0 In ali, and the whole amount Of Interest
due amounts 10 rcry ncArly $30o,UD0, Tho money
will be sent to New foek tomorrow for tito pay
ment Of thu BALANCE.
A Tnfnusa scportet met t3eorRc ". Wilson,
tho Citv Superintendent Of Public Buildings,
strccts, and Bridges, yesterday, and sou9i,t to
interview Him abultf tho charges of corruption,
partattty, etc., made ngainst him By Robert
Stewnrt, ]. Il. Smith, and ". r. Watson. but he
lerfnpd to make nny statements a. the present
time. lio has, hnwcycr, sent letter to Alsl
tsflhcrt, Chairman 81 the C.tnmttteo on Streets
md Alleys of the South Division, In which he
taa requested full Investigation, and m cxn1n-
inatIon Ut witnesses In his behalf. lie expects
to receive favorable rcbly to hls rc1ucat. and ,
pending such taFcstt0afiof he desires s,ispcn-
sion Of pnban Judgment. AID. Gilbert llns
gone East to remain until after tho 1Iolitlarst
and the Comtittcc Will not convene again Until
after ht8 fcttfn,
, 1877-12-25

who f.at1 represented Fl Paso IN tho
Texas Legislature, md who warmly repotacd
the Atexlea.t aide Of the difficulty, was
sltot and killed bs Howard, for which, NJ Mnl.
.Jn1,cs statca, he wn4 urrcsted anil bound over.
The remainder of tho story has already been
cans as thfci coma 10 steal their rIghts and
take away tho privileges of their fathurs. re-
turned frnm Mesllu. and, In spite OF tho protec-
tfun Of twenty-five Rangers, te WAS taken by
the rnnh a1a made to suffer tho penalty OF hfs
temerlty, ard explate tho murder Of .Cortfls,
which tho Mexfcans know would never be done
n the courts. The two men, Atkinson and
Tint ts tho origin Of tho difficulty At Ban
Elizarlo.
C"E.-Who wero shc leaders in this 1ast mob
at san Elizar!ot
Maj. Joncs-The head men werc three Mc1f-
cans named Cisco Salrilo. Leon t}rnnillo, and
Chico Barilto. These llol,nt!ctt on tho mob
There WIS also another Mexican BY the name Of
sIua!cx. very violent man, and 0ne Of the lcad-
Der.
Cor-Dhl tho Mcxtcans eoutl, Of the Rio
Grnndc hare anything to 10 with 1T
Nal. Jo'es-l hcliure they did. must think
the mob wEs composed In oart at fcast Of Mc1f-
ems fro1n Mexico. Know at least ono thing.
When ! was out there accused tho Mc1icans
officer OF the regular Mexican army. Ills namo
was Fl T'cndc (Lteut) LaeFmo. They novcr
denied tlle charEo
Cor.-Do you think tho Ell raso troubles will
lead to national dttiieuttIesi
Nal. !ones-No, Sir. fr there IL a var be-
tween Mexico and the United States the United
etascs must be purity to It, and from tho pres
not think 1t mems 10 20 into 4 contest At pres
cnt,
, 1877-12-25

Dr.. Cunningham, Of the Insane Asylum, has
prepared to vacatc Ills place, and to take up
quarters In tho city and enter npou tho practice
Of bis profession. uc predicts the prevalence
Of smnll-po1 at tho Poor.lIouso this winter.
Tho prisoners at the jail Will 10 provided with
4 Christmas dinner to-day. The bill Of fare, 30
far % made out yesterday, included turkey,
chicken and mtnce pic. Tho Sheriff says he
will Hiyo the best dinner ever given at the iatl,
aud fon1ly hopes that tic boys will not do Al
thcy did last 1car,-dfgcst ther food by tearing
up tho bedding
Commfssloncr nurllng yesterday tried to gtt
power to overhaul tho tourt~llouso work, bat
WA unsuccessful. Tho old crowd voted soldly
as in favor Of covering up all the frauds that
arc supposed to hare been perpctratcsl In ton-
nectlon with the work, md at a later hour, sur
rounded BY their legal adviser, were eongratu-
lated LII sextoh's ctllcc.
Tho Grand Jury yesterday heard some Wit
Wilcox, Wcst Park COMMISSIONER, and Aid.
Pcarsuns. Tho principal witness VIA a Mt.
Fourtaloy. who, Il ts alleged, had been q partner
Of these gentlemen sotno years ago In Michigan.
Ths grlevance was settled some time axo before
Judge Gary, and subsequently, In the Supreme
Court, where tho complainant got tho worst Of
It, and it IL believed that tho old sore Ia nt-
tempted to be opened before the Grand Jury to
SUSTAIN move on 100t TO liaFo tue whole dis
puts reviewed IN the civil courts. Nodfsposttton
mas made Of tho complaint, but it will be heard
again Thursday. It Ia ftot likely that anything
will be done In tho matter undrr tho clrcuni.
stances. ......-.......-'.
- UHCERTl1N As EVER.
The Board did not eject cunntY officers ycstcr-
day. Tho reason the Republicans wcro not
anxious In tho mntter was that Mr.. Tabor was
confined to hs l,uu.s by sickncsa, and tho req
son the Democrats were not was theY could not
elect, md imagined TINT there was something to
bu gaincd by losay. The latter arc at work and
bringing every possible powcr to hear on Meyer
and Tabor. and 80 far hare succeeded In rFeut-
lug projudicn with tho former, at least. acainst
certain pcrsons % tho caacus slate, especially
Day - not liking lrusdell very wcll on account
Of his not having como out and said ho wuula
accept tho oflico If County Agent, hut
th's, Of courae. can only bo regarded
In tho light OF poor c1cuso being better than
mono. Ilc said, however, that ilu would support
the ticket but tho facts arc that ho Il " almost
persuaded " not to, and what ho will do to-
morrow. or whit will be the condition OF hlr.
Tabor's health, ts past finding out, and, conse-
QuontIy, tho rosuit ts just Nd uncertain NJ 1t
ever Mas.
, 1877-12-25

4. j. Bell will lead tho MONDAY prnycr.mcef.
Ing to-lay. Subject: "God's Best Gift"
There mil bo Gospel temperance prals meet
Ing, led by ". O. Lattimorc, In Farwcll Hall
this evening at 1880.
Tho Chicago Mexican Veterans will hold thctr
annual meeting for The elections Of officers
Thursday at I p. m. at tho Grand Pacific IIotoI.
Col. Pratt, managcr of tho West End Opera-
House. will give two performances to-lay, at .
and 8 p. IN, presenting tho play Of "Dora; or,
CArl4tmas-N,eht." and "Nan, tho Qood-for.
Nothing" ut each entertainment.
a ,nassmeettng Of tic citizens Of tho South
etllo will bo held ln prmouth Congregational
Church. Michigan avcanc. near TWenty-stxth
street, Friday ersutn4, for tho PURPOSE Ut dis
cusslng the subject Ut tho suppression OF tl,v
sale OF liquor to tatuors.
Prof. Clarke has consented to open course
Of LECTURES on eocial science In connection with
feLnalo education by reading hts Centennial otlo,
with an Introduction bsarlng on the subject,
At No. eH Wcat Adams atroet noxt Thursday
evcning. All arc invttod. Admission FREQ.
the Audubon Club diamond badge wilt DO
shot for BY members 1t Dextrr Park to-day, 10.
ginning At 10 o'clock promptly. Following this
there will bc clubsho0t for four prixca; ep-
trance fec, IS; class shooting, Wild birds, plunge
traps. 1t 10 open to all amateurs, hliotiicr
members Of tho Club or not. }There will also b.
birds Tor fHeepsiakes shooting.
, 1877-12-25

extended aftecn minutes, when tho Rev. DR..
0alushn Anderson taok tho floor, Ito thought
hetnlk which hht taken place woulh not get them
much money for tho tupr0rt of their college ut
Morgan Park. 1Fe thought that after thu prop
ef deductions wero made they woMlt Gnsf
that they had not mare than half cuou9h ntH-
isters 70 Ill tho churches throughout tsie coln-
his care to st,uw that aid should bc extended TO
voting men desiring to enter tho mtntstry, as no
judgment could bo previously Turned AZ 10
what success would attend their ordination.
The Rev. Dr.. 'Andcreon then introduced Mr.
GowAu, OF Victoria, Van Couver's Island, who
is teaching the Chinese In TINT quarter. lie
comes hero to fAfso some money fur Ills
church, which is sadly In debt. Tne genttc-
man himself WAS badly broken up, he having
only q left. but he wasn't discouraged.
Dr.. Merriam, Of Muscastne, Ia, was also IN
Of young ministers and churches. His own
cl,utr1l had built an edl1ce, probably tho ancst
In thu State. -.-.
Tho question Of "Benenctary Aid" will 10
sxaln further discussed next Monday.
The meeting then adjourncd.
MISCELLANEOUS.
unlf three Wcrc present ut the Methodist
mintstcrs' meeting yesterday morning, aud
consequently nothing was done.
The scssion 1.-the First Presbyterian Church
after having had the matter under consideration
for nearly two Year,. hare at iast decided TINT
there shall be hut oue service on 8un.lay,-ln tho
ice IL for tho purpose Of giving tho pastor tin,u
to attend to tho sabbath-scnoof and mission
work,-nads In which It ID believed moro ca,l be
accomplished for Christ than l,v preaching Sun.
day evening Ia the Church. Tho now arrange
mene takes effect after the lat of january.
, 1877-12-25

T,. ..f..Na. - v. Y,,.
.,,.a1 ~ s,o,,,,o,,,. ,,'na.s,,a - t,'aI. .,.
T., ,.o.I .,a n",,..s. '1H ,n W.. ~ '"e. s.s, xooa
Ill isauu tho nankFupt law, was eontlhuca
ycstcrdayboforc Commissioner uoyne, aud will
| bc rcsulletl again tomorrow.
eu''ls5 Nv esen'n1. na. au,iha tno tenpota.y ao'
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cnsranfo to the residence of W.P. Prcpt'ss, No.
| 1907 Michigan avctillc; but they evidently were
ali tiny intended as they carrie i nwny but it,
| tic bloty.
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