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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-20

The broken shaft Of the towboat Joe
Williams can BE- patched. The boat was
high and dry at Island % few days ago,
and il will take considerable rise to set
her ailoat.
The Smoky City aud part Of her tow
was aground just below Qucensboro on
Friday. Part OF her tow was safely
landed on the Indiana side.
by Tclcgnph.l
PfTTsBuRdH, February 19.-River four
feet and stationary. Clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, February 1O.-Weather
cloudy and cold; mercury ~ TO 46' and
falling sharp. River l2 feet and falling.
Up-fllewild, Maggie Smith, Grey Eagle,
Red Cloud, Bowling Green. Business
fair.
LOUISVILLE, February l9.-Weather
cool and partly cloudy. River still fall.
ing; . feet inches in the canal, and 2
feet less on the falls. Departed-Mary
Miller, Baum, and Golden Rule, for Gin.
cinnati; Golden City, for New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, February l9.-River fallen
inches; stands IL feet | inch. Weather
clear; maximum mercury go. Departed
Baker and Horner, for the Ohio river;
Warner, for New Orleans; Bismarck and
st. Genevieve, for st. Louis.
New ORLEANS, February l9.--Arrived
Charles Morgan and A. c. Donnelly.
Departed - Florence Meyer. Weather
cloudy.
CAIRO, February l9.-River Is feet Z
inches. Arrived-Alicc Brown, Com.
mouwealLh and Capital City. Departed
Capital City. Weather cloudy.
SHREVEPORT, February lO.-Arrlved-
Fanny Tatum, n. o.; Bonnie Lee, Winden.
Disqualification, Bonnie Lee, FOB the
Upper Red River. Cloudy and warm.
CINCINNATI, February 10.-River IS
feet 0 inches. Weather clear, cool and
windy. Arrivcd-Hudson, Wheeling;
Baum, Memphis
VIcRsBuRG, February l9.-Wcather
warm. River stationary. Arrived
Grand Tower,
LITTLE Rock, February l9.-Weather
clear and cool. River on stand, with
3 feet . inches on the gauge.
ST. LOUIS, February l9.-Arrived-
City OF Helena, from NicEsburg; Future
City and barges, from New Orleans; Pc.
trel, from the Illinois river; Whale and
barges, from Pittsburgh. Departed
City OF Chester, Tor Memphis. River
fallen inches. Weather cloudy and
cool.
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PERSONAL PoISTs-Pilot VIM. Abrams,
Of the Granite State, who was on the
sick list for couple OF trips, il again
able TO stand n watch ut the wheel.
The mother OF Capt. j. VI. Kirker, Of
the Exchange, was lying ut the point Of
death AZ her home in Manchester, Ohio,
last week. Capt. X. has stopped oil tho
boat in consequence.
Mr.. Hugh Roberts, an experienced and
efficient drug clerk, has left the employ
Of Mr.. G. Schnept and gone. into business
Tor himself, having purchased Messrs.
Williams and Farls store in North
Wheeling. We wish him success in his
new undertaking. Mr.. Charles Moenke.
moeller, graduate Of the Philadelphia
College Of Pharmacy, succeeds Mr.. Rob.
erts at Mr.. Schnepfs drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Watkins celebrated
their tin wedding at their home on South
Broadway, Island, last evening. We have
no doubt the occasion was greatly en-
joyed by the ladies and gentlemen pres.
ent, as well as by the happy couple them.
selves. We extend our compliments.
Judge Cranmer, Of this city, YVES last
week reelected President OF the Antieiam
National Cemetery Association, which
met in Washington City.
Judge Ferguson has returned to the
city, and occupied hissea in the House
yesterday.
Capt. Daniel Wilson, well known in
this vicinity, died in Michigan recently
Of consumption. Capt. Wilson COM
manded company in the Second W. Va.
Infantry during the war, and was al one
time Postmaster at Grafton.
Col. Ruth Goshen, Deakin's giant, was
left behind by the company, and did not
get away until yesterday. He left for
Pittsburgh atGA NJ
Fourth Governor Pat. DAILY is can
didate for 4 position as driver on the
Citizens Street Railway. His applica.
ton is on file.
Mr.. a. NJ Adams, OF tho firm OF Adams
" Lucas, music dealers, recently received
n patent for an improved machine for the
manufacture oislaples.
Kramer takes his band to Yorkyille
Station, on the G. Il p. rOad. tomorrow
evening, 10 play for a masquerade ball.
Our old friend MajorT. Brent Swear.
ingen, Of the firm Of Swearingen
y McCandless, Pittsburgh, Pa, made
us pleasant call yesterday. Mr..
Swearingen ia son Of Mr.. Eli b. Swear.
ingen, one OF the original proprielors
OF the lNTELLGESCER. lie is stopping
at the Mcclure.
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4
TEMPERANCE MEErIEos.-Tho temper.
anee meetings still continue TO grow in
interest. Meetings were held last night
n the North Street aud Fourth Street
NJ. L. Churches, both OF which were
crowded to their utmost capacity.
AT the Fourth Street Church, in the
absence OF Messrs. Dunbar and Stringer,
who conducted the North Street meeting,
the meeting was opened by Rev. j. Mex,
Kelley. After singing a hymn, prayer
was offered by Capt. John Baggs, and
Rev. Kelley read The ll9lh Palm. The
choir then sang "What Friend We
have in Jesus Mr.. Holiday then adj.
dressed the meeting at some length, and
was followed by Capt Bags, Mr.. Wilbur
Truman, Of Bridgeport, and Mr.. Mort.
Gregg, oil the Seventh Ward. The nd.
dresses were all interesting, and that Of
Mr.. Truman is spoken Of in the most
complimentary terms. His remarks we're
received with u hearty clapping Of hands,
which testified louder than words the
effect had upon the audience by the efforts
Of the speaker. We understand that Mr..
Truman will be invited to again appear
before Wheeling audience.
AT the Fourth Street Church last night
ninety.nine persons signed the pledge,
making in all about 1900 signatures Sc.
cured within the week. We have no re.
port from the North Street meeting.
This evening meeting will be held in
the Opera House, and conducted by
Messrs, Dunbar and Stringer. These
gentlemen, we understand, will return to
their homes in Pittsburgh on Wednesday,
being quite WORT down with the work
they have been pursuing with so much
energy during the last eight weeks. 1t
has not yet been decided whether the
meetings will be continued for the pres.
ent, but an effort will probably be made
TO secure more speakers from Pittsburgh,
Mr.. Murphy himself has promised to
spend a week in the city, after recreating
for a few days at his home in Illinois,
whittier he went from Pittsburgh yester.
day. A dispatch was received from him
yesterday stating that he would he here
as soon as he found himself able to re-
sumo speaking and working.
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The Express departed for Parkersburr
yesterday morning at her usual hour.
The Laura l.. Davis arrived from Pitts
burgh on Sunday evening, and lay
aground on the Island bar all night
She left for ST. Louis at 2P.M.
The John L, Rhoads, en- route from ST
Louis to Pittsburgh, passed up yesterday
The steamers Dexter and Harrison and
bargcs passed down during the day.
The Ragon will leave for Parkcrsburc
this morning.
The Courier will leave for Cincinnati,
this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
81 The Kerr left for Pittsburgh at c 4. NJ
yesterday.
The Norton made only one trim be
tween Wheeling and Pittsburgh. when
she was Withdrawn from the trade and
returned to lronton.
The Salt Valley passed down las,
night, en- route from Pittsburgh TO Iron
ton. .
The Emma Graham, en- route from
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, ia due TODAY,
The marks last evening indicated q
feet 0 inches, and falling slowly.
1t takes $3.50 per week TO square III,
pay roll of the Gallipolis Marine DocE
Company
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Coon FOR NorHINa.-For several day,
past there have appeared on the streets
several remarkable individuals with
powers OF speech that would do credit tc
member OF Congress, who have been
selling the most remarkable cement under
the sun, which was Of such powerful ad
hesive quality that crowbar glued to n
lamp-post with it would part in twain
before the glue would give way.
1t was claimed that it would resist
heat, cold, fire, water, air, acids and
spirits, and be perfectly invulnerabIe 10
all the elements" combined. The cement
has been proven a miserable sIindle by q
man who has tried it. He says that il
will not stand fire or water, and is good
for nothing. 1t crumbles rs soon as wet
and is not equal 10 the samples shown
by sellers, which are evidently good for
something.
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FIFTEEN MONTHS for 81.

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contains the opening chapters Of "Nicholas Min
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magazine has yet been issued. The three numbei'
Of scRIBSRR for August, September and OcIol4f,
containing the opening chapters Of "That las o
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WHO requests ~, and whose subscription l,gia'
WIN the present volume, I, c. with the NoyGnt'
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
DIstilIery Combination.

CHICAGO, February ia combiD,.
ton Of the distllers Of the entire conn.
try, embracing nearly every importan,
establishment in the United States b,,
been formed for the purpose Of self pro.
lection and pooling their earnings. Tbei,
plan is TO deposit ten cents for each vaI.
lon Of taxable spirits that is made, and IA
divide the sumthus accruing semi.mop,b.
Iy among all distillers in proportion to The
capacity OF their several dStilleries. II
Is immaterial whether any still Is in on.
Grafton or not; the proprietor receive,
his proportion Of this deposit the same
as though he was running. Its expect
ed that in this way the market price Of
whisky will be raised to a figure at which
money could be made.
Tho smaller distillers will be glad ia
form such an alliance, as at the present
rate they arc actually losing money and
the larger distillers keep prices down be,
low their lowest rates.
CLOSED ITS DOORS.
The City Savings Bank has closed it
doors. Its deposits were about $4,000.
The examiner In behalf OF the creditors
who went through the papers and book,
this afternoon, says il will pay nearly il
not quite dollar for dollar.
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TRANSFER. OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol.
lowing transfer OF real estate was ad.
mitted to record in the office OF the Clerk
Of the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made Feb. &c, 1877, by Charles
Lane and vile to John B. Lukens, for the
northern part Of lots numbered 40 and
al, in the addition TO the city Of Wheel.
ing laid out by Henry Moore, trustee for
E. Zane; 81, 800.
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THE --LATEST NUIsANCE.-A freshly.
discovered nuisance is the reading.room
tramp. His coat is worn buttoned tightly
across his chest, but does not conceal the
opulence Of his paper collar. In his
right hand he carries gentle peace, EN-.
bodied in chewed and unlighted cigar
stump. His hat, we'll saved, careens
gracefully on one side in a rakish man.
ner, and his boots careen also, but in OPP
posite directions, showing the Jagged
rents that have caused their shipwreck.
The capacity OF the reading.room tramp
to sleep and seem to be wide.awake is said
to constitute the sum OF his accomplish,
ments.
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TaEFr OF A SILVER WAroH.-A Ger.
man named F. Meister, who resides on
Chnpline Hill, about a mile from the
city, some three weeks since had a silver
watch stolen from his. house. The watch
was taken from the wall, where it was
hanging, by person Who is we'll known
to the owner. Justice Hammer has issued
asearch warrant against the alleged thief,
which will be returned in day or two,
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How SrEINFELD RECOVERED HIS Box
On Christmas day young man en-
tered the clothing store Of j. Steinield
No, 2l23 Main street, and purchased .
pair Of socks, which he stated to thu
clerk in attendance he desired to put on
as his feet were damp. For the purpose
Of exchanging his socks he retired to tn,
back part Of the store. After his de
parture n leather box containing ovel
$500 in money, ring valued at $50, somt
silver teaspoons and sugar twcezers, 4
silver watch chain, and some bank books
and insurance papers, which had been
left lying upon shelf in the rear Of The
store, were found 10 be missing. A liberia
reward was offered for the apprehension
Of the thief and the recovery Of the val
uables, but to no purpose.
a few days since the box was found
underneath shock Of corn, in field
about one mile west OF Bridgeport. Ii
the box we're found the bank books and
insurance papers, and several silver
watch chains, with n scrap Of paper upon
which was written:
"Please return this box to j. Steinicld
clothier, 2l2S Main street."
The box was returned TO Mr.. Sleinfeld
as directed. There is no clue to III,
thief, however.
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FRANCIS MURPHY COMING To WHEEL.
Move find the following in yesterdays
Pittsburgh Gazette and Commercial: "Mr.
Murphy leaves the city this afternoon,
accompanied by his son Edwin, George
and David Hall and S. T. Paisley. He
will go TO Sterling, Ills. This home, re.
main a week, and then 60 TO Philadel.
phia. After filling ten days engage
ment in the latter city he will 60 TO
Wheeling for 4 week."
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TINS locality was favored with quite a
lively little snow storm yesterday morn.
ing. For a time the feathery flakes fell
thick and fast, Old Winter showing un.
expected vitality after such season Of
fine weather as we have experienced late.
ly, The sun came out again shortly, how.
ever, and the snow soon disappeared.
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THEwork of tearing down the Wash.
ington Hall ruins was resumed again
yesterday, for the 10th time. Let the
work be completed this time. One OF the
most prominent thoroughfarcs in the city
has been fenced in over a year, and the
rights Of the public to the pavement ut.
terly ignored. Is 1t not about time 10
remedy this diSgraceiul state Of affairs2
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GALVESTON, February 19.-The Gal,
weston, Harrisburg & San Antonio rail.
road is now completed. The first train
left Galveston for San Antonio to-day
with an excursion party, including the
Governor and State officials. The com
pletion Of this road opens up large por.
ton Of the finest territory in Western
Texas, which heretofore has been with
ont railroad communication.
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ADMINISTRATIVE. In the probate
court yesterday Catherine Long was an.
pointed administratrix Of the estate Of
Francis Long, her father, who Is sup.
posed to be dead, he having disappeared
from home on the ID day Of November
last and not been heard Of since. The
bond was in the amount Of Sl0O, with
George Long rs security.
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HEALTH TEs.-Statistics prove that
twenty-five per cent OF the deaths il our
larger cities are caused by consumption,
and when We reflect that this terrible
disease in It's earlier stage will readily
yield TO a bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Costing % cents, shall We con.
denim the sufferers for their negligence,
or pity them for their ignorance?
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EXAMINED A LuNATIC.-justice Mix,
Of the Eighth Ward, yesterday examined
Mary Ann Howard, age twenty-five, on
a charge Of lunscy. DR.. Pipes was the
examining physician, and gave it as his
opinion that the girl was insane, and the
Justice issued warrant for the Sheriff
to take her to Weston. Miss Howard
was dressmakcr by trade, and about
two years ago had the typhoid ever,which
to some extent effected her mind. The
care OF her step.mother, who was serious,
ly ill some months ago, told severely
upon the girls mind and body, until it
was thought expedient to send her to an
asylum.
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ANEW STYLE.-The latest style Of
travelling head.dress for a man is made
in the shape OF liberty cap. The ma.
terial is a bright.colored striped silk-tke
stripes forming circles around the cap.
1t gives the traveller the appearance Of
having made mistake about his berth in
the aIeeping.car and got hold of Il striped
stocking when dressing.
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TuscARAwAs RAILWAY SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The committee appointed at a meeting
OF citizens on Saturday evening to can.
yass the city for subscriptions to the
Cleveland, Tuscarawns Valley & Wheel.
ing Railway went to work in earnest yes.
terday, and met with considerable sue.
cess. They propose to make an active
canvass during the week, and we trust
that our citizens will give them friend.
" reception,
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A FULTON man, few days since, on a
wager, ate twelve raw eggs (shells in.
cluded) and one loaf Of bread, and drank
three glasses Of whisky and two glasses Of
beer. There is no discount on stomach
like that,
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The CouRTs-MUNlctPAL COURT
Judge Cranmer-The regular February
term Of this court commenced yesterday
His Honor Judge Cranmer on the bench
Court convened at Q =. N. and during the
afternoon transacted the following bust
ness:
Anton Reyman vs.. Adam Blum, in Us.
sumpsit; case dismissed on motion OF
plaintiff, at cost Of plaintiff.
Wheeling Iron and Nail Company W.
A. g. HAIRY, in aSsumpSit; case dismissed
on motion Of plaintiff, at cost Of plaintiff
Meyer Simon vs.. Jacob Emshcimer, IT,,
in asSumpsit; office judgment set aside
and non.assumpsit plead; rule for costs
VIM. Hare vs.. Joseph ROhrecht, in as
sumpSit; judgment In favor Of plaintiff
for 1922 10.
Anton Reymann Va. Joseph RobrCcht
and John Robrechl, in assnmpsit; judy
ment for plaintiff for $3OS so.
George Kern vs.. F. L. Zeigler, In as,
sumpsit; case set for Tuesday, Feb. %.
Adjourned until Wednesday at 10
o'clock A. NJ,
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THE National Association Of Amateur
base ball players has given notice to the
amateur clubs that the annual meeting Of
the Association will be held at the Cooper
Institute, New York, on Wednesday,
March II, 1877. All legitimate clubs
rea authorized 10 send delegates,
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.
An UnrIvalled illustrated Magazine

When ScRInNER Issued lis famous Midsummer
Holiday Number In July, friendly critic said Of H.
We are not FuLs but that ScRIHHKR has touched hot
tnaier mark. W DO not Jse rhdt trorlif arc In T. u
e ooHqder.' But the publishers do not consider
lence-they believe "thero arc other world, 10 con-
qneT' and they propose to conquer them"
The prospectus for the new volume give the lIilr.
OF more than MY papers (mOstly ilustratedl, by
writers oil the highest merit. Under the head q
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, February l9.-In the Sen.
ate bills were introduced prescribing fee.
to be paid County Auditors and Treasp.
rers; TO provide that Boards Of County
School Examiners shall consist Of three
practical teachers; to authorize Ohio in.
surance companies 10 insure distillerie..
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For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and
the Lower Lakes, north to west wind,
rising barometer, and cooler, clear OF
partly cloudy weather.
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DIDN'T GOETHE Legislators did not
go to Mt. de Chantal yesterday, as invited,
owing TO pressing business. There
is a good deal Of business demanding
their attention that they will hardly
reach without extending the session.
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THE LUCKY ERdIHEER.-M Mr.. John
Cummins, Of this city, an engineer on the
fourth division Of the B. X o. road, was
the lucky competitor for silver engine
torch at a church festival recently held
at Grafton. The torch is'Dow nt Messrs.
Hennegen, Bates Il Co.'s jcwelry store,
and is to have wreath, an engine and
the owners name cngravedupon it.
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HOTEL ARRlvAIs.--The following arc
among the arrivals at the hotels yeSter'
day; ~
81. james HottI.-Alex. Bebout, Fair
mont; VIM. n. Beboui, TaylorstoWn, Pa
ohas. A. Hudson, MiddlepOrt, o.
IStamm Housc-Edward Black, Valley
Grove; ThOs., ]. Wilson, Glen EaSton
George Edwards, Moundsville.
Grant House-John j. Jacob, Clinton
W. Va;J. D. Whitman, Valley Grove; j,
+. Israel, Moundsyille; I. Il. Camden
Weston; WIN. NJ. Gillian and daughter,
West Alexander; G. F. TerriI, Point
Mills; John Faris, West Liberty; John
II. Montgomery, West Liberty; 7. liamill,
Oakland; John II. Kunst, Pruntytown; d,
I. Atkinson, West Alexander George S,
Walton, Bethany.
MLurc House-W. IL. Grover and
wife, Fairmont; D. &. Myers, Parkers.
burg; NJ. J. Keyser, ClarEsburg; Mrs. j,
B.. Wilson and daughter, Canton, o.
John Bigley, T. Brent SWearingen, Pitts
burgh; A. a. French, Pennington; VIM.
p. Patterson, Winchester.
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Po1IcE CouRr-Judgc Cranmcr.

IOLlCE CouRT-Judge LTdhWCF.
The following cases were disposed OF
by His Honor yesterday morning
Thos. j. Howard and Martin Friery
were fined 81 and costs each for disorderly
conduct. Paid.
Alex, Balentine paid fine OF So and
costs for disorderly conduct.
James Kearns and Daniel Long were
sent up for thirty days each, the former
for drunkenness aud the latter for disor.
derby conduct. Long had thirty days
added to his sentence for resisting an Of
ficer.
Frank Kemple was charged with
throwinga stone and breaking a plate.
glass window in Peterson's block. The
case was dismissed upon the defendant
paying the costs.
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Urin TitusvIlIe they want to change
moving day from the first OF April to the
first Of May. Good idea. The landlords
shy they will bring il around BY enter
ing into contracts with their tenants to
that effect.
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CINCINNATI, February I9.-Madison
W. Jones, Aaron q. johnson, Isaiah
Brown, all Of Fayette county, filed petit
tons of voluntary bankruptcy In the L.
S. Court to-day. Jones' liabilities are
about SS4, 200; assets $4,000. johnson.
liabilities $4,000; assets SSl 900. Browns
liabilities S3S,0O0; assets 81, COO.
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The Institute Saloon was closed up
yesterday by Justice Caldwell, on an at;
tachment for debt made by Mr.. ]. W.
Paxton, owner Of the building,
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THE children connected with the Chap.
line Street NJ. Z. Church will give a
"happy family" entertainment in the au.
dience room OF the church on Saturday
evening next.
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AT the meeting OF the Fidelio Car.
nivSl Society on Sunday evening last, one
hundred ladies were initiated. The So.
GieLy meets again tomorrow evening.