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The Morning herald., 1877-03-29
DR. WALES, has returned to his resi-
IL dence. Cor. Eighth and King streets.

nR. FlTLER'S VEGtTABLE RHEU-
ton of one of Phi adelphia's oldest physi-
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuma"
ache, &C., or money refunded. by invigora,,
ting the nerves, purify ing the blood, end
system. By merit it has become standard
medicine. Suffering and money saved by
using it in time. Remember that u. Filter
is the only physician in America devotlng
40 years to this one line OF practire; Cure
warranted. Advice gratis. 45 SCUM fo"rth
street.
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No License.

Yesterday DR.. Chapman, dentist from
Philadelphia, came to this city and stopped
at the Washington House, where he offered
to do his work at half price. DR.. Gala :
CHER finding out that DR.. Chapman haa no
license, took advantage Of it and had him
arrested d. His case was tried before Squire
Brady last evening and fine and cost
amounting 10 SIC was imposed.
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sERvIUEs or HOLY WEEK.
the Celebration Of Holy Thursday,
Good Friday and Holy Saturday In
the Churches. -

An0 OoAOOFHUAOM Oh 1AOIy 1uuFDUUys
Good Friday and Holy Saturday In
the Churches. -,
Beginning with to-day the churches in
which the Lenten Ceremonial is closely
followed, will commence tue impressive
services preceding the joyous Easter cele-
bration. The services are considered the
most solemn of the whole year, and in some
of the churches the ceremonies will be of q
very interesting character.
To-day, Holy Thursday, or, as it is some
times called, Maundy Thursday, from the
ceremony of washing the feet, will be a day
of joy and Thanksgiving in the Catholic
Church, and will be celebrated with the
usual solemn ceremonies, not only in the
churches of that denomination, but also in
the Episcopal and other churches.
In the Catholic churches on this day is
commemorated the institution of the Most
Holy Eucharist. Although the church
during the week is enshrouded with mourn
ing for the passion and death of the Lord,
nevertheless some expression of joy is con
sidered necessary on the day of the institu
tion of this sacrament, and in order to give
greater expression to it, a separate feast
has been set apart during the year, called
Corpus Christi, for its more perfect cele-
ebration. At the mass, to-day, the "Glo-
ria" will be sung, after which no musical
instruments are allowed in the services
day. The host is carried in solemn process
sion from the tabernacle to the repository,
which is usually side altar, brilliantly
lighted up with wax-taPers and elegantly
adorned with flowers and candelabra. All
day to-day the churches will remain open
to receive visits from devout Catholics.
who repair to the repository, generally in
three of the churches to pay their adora.
tion.
At the Cathedral the beautiful and impo-
sing Office of the Tenebre was chanted last
evening and will be on Friday. The name
is given from the circumstances that all
the candles, which have been prepared in
the sanctuary, are extinguished during the
course of the ceremony. The six candles
on the altar and the fifteen candles in q
triangular candlestick on the epistle side of
the altar, all burning at the beginning Of
the office, signify the brightness of faith,
preached by the prophets and Christ, Of
which faith, the fundamental article, is the
mystery of the Blessed Trinity, represented
by the triangular candlestick.
At the end of each Psalm one of the
fourteen lower candles is extinguished.
The fifteenth, or topmost one in the tri-
angle, typifes Christ, the light of the
world, and at the conclusion of the cere-
monies, this candle is taken away tempo
rarily, and at the same time loud noise is
made ard the lights IL the church are
lowered, respecting the confusion of natule
at its loss and the darkness that covered
the earth at His death.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-29

IvD,r SIXTEENTH PUBLIC
IALDN SALE Or STOCKS,
LOANS ana REAL ESTATE, at
Nton House Building, Wilmington.
le, Oh saturday, March 81, 1877, at IL
haIp.
s. W. corner A and Goodman SITS.
junction Head street and Oh tsti-
benue'
!, sixth street, between Monroe and
Monroe street, between Sixth and
d.
in rear Of above.
on Sixth street, between Madison
tnrOe.
BY Frame dwelling, Tenth street, te-
Lincoln and Union.
'y Erick Dwelling, l4l7 Harrison ST.
Psof saleand particulars on posters
]. T. HEALD,
] Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
l.ts
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RENT-Villa- Menus. A mansion
bIs % Sc and acres of land. Seventh
brvlsnd wv m Avenues, near city line, and
Ie residence OF Jethro J Mccullough,
'Ge1ipbtful place, .and adapted for
- JOSHEA MARIS.
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SALE OR RENT.
viii exchange for merchandise, a
bg with store room attached. Also
h beef shamble and Ice house IN
3Immed ate possession. For partic-
|ddrpss s. WATSON,
l1w Pennington, Del.
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sAfE,-Three tive-reol1led brick
eos % m the South Side. with fine
' Tnonire of j. X. K.t.ABCOrK,
W. cor, second and Market.
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PROFESSIONAL.
TOHN O'BYRNE,
Attorney and Consell@r at Law
B14 Walnut Street,
PHILA DELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.

Citizens of Delaware having law business
in Philadelphia, or the adjoining counties
in Pennsylvania, will have 1t promptly
ting with him Jahot
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rOP SALE AND RENT.

sA1F-On the South Side, 3 brick
osas @ containing 5 rooms. Zach Will
' IN reasonable terms. mhl7-u
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T&W. JONES, Fancy Dyers, Az n. Front
u Street, Branch Office corner Ninth ana
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies ana
Gcntlemens Garments Of every descrlp-
ton Dyed or Cleansed. Kid Shoes, Ftath-
ers aud Gloves Dyed or Cleansed.
mh1(l-tf
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Vt. JOSEPIi'S ACADEMY,

CT. JOSEPli'S ACADEMY,
CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the care of the Sisters OF St, Joseph
, The course OF instruction includes all the
branches OF q useful and Christian eQuca-
ton.
Annual pension for Board and Tuition
500, For further particulars, address,
saol.lv MOTHER MARY JOHN.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
MISS ROBERTSON,
Having removed her School for Young
Ladies and Little Girls,
FROM 1888 MARKET STREET TO W7
TATNALL STREET,
VIII be ready April Sd, with pleasanter
ARA pgements, to reopen for the Spring
Tenn. 1nhN-lm
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COLLEGE, DELAWARE
Y COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges Is under the charge of the
Augastinian Fathers, and offers superior
a thorough Classical scientific or CONNER
cial course. 1t is situated on the pennsyl-
vania Genital Ka1lroad, eleven miles from
Puilade lphia. Railroad Station and Post
Office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session of five months, I'm
advance,) $3.50.
For full particulars, send for a catalogue.
Rev. +. A. MIDDLETON, D. d.,
decl-1yr PRESIDENT.
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IEANTED.-A situation as Gardener, by
w one who thoroughly understands the
sivs the best references. Address
mhyO-3t" ~. 0. D., This OFFICE.
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SUBJECT
"WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH OUR
DAUGHTERSW
mhl3
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NOTICES..
ka1cr ..The Pine Knot Association will
Iio lro Grand ball on Friday, April 18th,
k1Ve i24-tf

!. aERIEs F.! NEW SERIES
NJ o1i'A 800 SHARES!
.pvoe,s,or Loan Association" will
Ef,h Series of Stock at 81 per share
INV, ~ or before 1 tuesday, April Sd,
|nooRs ~ Iu row ready. APPLY to
|pooA' D, L, HAWKINS, Sec'y,.
404 Market Street.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-29

RAND OPERA HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, April 4th, 1ST.
LECTURE BY MRS. LIVERMORE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05
rOLORID MN UORSIIIIIING
The Interesting sunday I,ening Scenes In tn,
Red Bank Camp Grave.

On Sunday evening AZ o'clock Dominic
Evan mounted the rude wooden shed, which is
the tabernacle pulpit on the Rcd Bank colorcd
camr ground. and taking down from its peg a
long in fish horn blew throe loud dscorlant
blasts. More than $500 persons were present.
and II was soon discovered that the seats and
tho ui-lcs together would not accommodate the
throng. One hundred negro men and women
BAT in the singers box. Dominic Thompson Of
Jersey city. and two other colored preachers
shared the pulpit with Dominic Evans. The
grove WIS lght.d hy haring. smoking lanterns.
The neerors are not familiar with what they
call Muu tunes; 80 Dominic Evans read two
linz. aloud, u4l HitDr these were sung he read
nnoth"r cuululrt II the hymn. Alter this
Dumihl" Thompson preached. Tho cole :tlOn
yielded sl3.93
Some OF tho gongs sung were quaint:
THO Won &c N1uns and gay and proud.
GLORY. dr lamb h. tree.
You've got to die ami wear u shrOud,
Glory de lamb j. nee.
Oh 1t was sodark could not see
GLORY do lamb il tree
When Jesus brns de light ~ me,
Glory, de lamb Is lfee
81 don't harly expect you 10 sing my white
friends" said one Of the domincs. lOr our
songs Is too croOked." Another hymn:
IIarka my hrcdrcn, catch de sound,
My Lord wash mt
d Holy bhosi am comm down,
NJ Lord wash me ~ his blood.
Incver Mn forget de day
nv Lord wash me;
NhtuJesu- washed my sins away
NJ Lurd washed me Va lis blood
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05
SINGING UNDER TIE GILLOUS.
The Cuiprit Giving Out the Hymns and Thou
sand. Of Voices Joining.

WACO. Texas. Aug. 3O.-To-day was set for
the hanging Of Perry Davis (couredl convicted
Of numbering Polio" Officer Fred Neal The
prisoner seemed calm. At o'clock the
shHc.le were cut from the feet and the rrs-
oner WAS put into wagon with the sheriff.
closely guarded. They drove of for the scai.
fold in East Waco. The streets were blOckadcd
So that It WAS ii HI ,ut for the wagon and guard
t. pass. At least seven thousand persons.
mostly colorrd. were at the galiows,
Davis mounted the s'nfIOld with firmness.
and still seemed comparatively calm. Deputy
Moore read the sentence and the culprit said II
WIS Just. The Rov. Mr. Cobb offered n short
prayer, and the condemned man was asked
whether he had anything to say. Then. he said
Stormy Banks stand" He led the hymn and
helped to sing. The hymn was echoed 10y n
thousand voices. rhe cuprt then made the
following in'ohcrent speech:
lam sorry Killed Mr.. Neal. but am mrgivcn the
crime AMI Jesus !, nov in ns soul gm wilkins 60 90
nud want You al To pra, lot me. thank Nou an i"r
b lWn. I" SIM jesus b, my word GIVE me 'r,sn,
lurri, meet ne on the other shore want you all 10
slu- and u.cn want T. pray Then am ready togo
The culprt gave out Alas. and did my Sa-
NiOur bleed" and IL WIS sung. all joining. after
which he knelt and repeated the Lords prayer
and prayed the Lord 10 have mercy ON his soul
soul 10 heaven. Then he said; Il am pre-
pared Ia 20. The other shore Is soon IN Ice my
home. and ] am satiied. and Will be happy.
Amen. thank God,' was r"echocd by tn,
crowd The culnrit arose from prayer. mu J.
excited, and said; Il have nothing more, t'
say" When the cap was adjusted he trcmble,
much. hut kept on praying, IN whisper "nt
said. Lord save me-" His arms IND leg,
were then tied. He hade the Sheriff ANA thos,
on the scaiIold good-by. and said good-by to TIA,
ton Of thirty minutes the physician pronounced
him dead. He struggled for five minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05

T'TT7 W 7fTN 7 ~ Nf1-i IsIIFr-
. we lnarn from Bear Valley that Col William
mon, We I'r'N" appointed Ny uie Fuurth Di,trct
Court IN the foreclosure against III, Nattn.a,
had warm RECEPTION by ii nunef> ru,.cs.inI wAs re-
luNn 20 Man, hhd the Colonel WHs hanged IN ing, They
.'h tnc> would give puss, s,iuu any other man hit
MN IhH colonel got tut 81 B'ar Valley ~ last as ors.
4. ~, NNih TAKE NM returned ~ San Francisco and X
ha".nnen"N ha'heen appointed ~ Ina place TLe wOfk,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05
Who arc Happiest In Death.

Deacon Rathfel asked his family physician
last week -hy.ior Sou lave had such an extended ca
Iereucr AZ dcHtuh.i ari haze seen many people eo
hence that would like to ask you what elias. are most
rcsi-Lcd. ant die the hanicstf The aged man cleared
hi throat ami sal. We'll Deacon. have not seen ~
very nanN deaths, hut 80 Tar a. have been anc 10
learn. a. people who de the happes are those Who are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05

PoU0HKrTPsIR, Sept a.--Brooks Hughes a
vrn duHunor AMI prominent u, mucrht OF Hyde Park.
committed suicide tins morning h} hanging.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05
.Tur0>I.Y BOATS LANDING At

"a COMFY ISLAND III Aihs 80. .. . 49,.
EVERY DAY SUNDAYS INCLUDED CONEY ISLAND
The nnr new steamers ROSEDALE aud IDLEWIlD Will
run I, COMFY ISLAND BEACH EVERY DAY, leaving
5JOr. VI. 800 49,
imh i, y. r., oio. io.p A NJ. 1910, 40, $40. 40.
FRANKLIN It.. \ II, 20 1850 A NJ, 1870, $50. TO-
4 ~ and . 10 4 VI
Iler ,. \. r. 30 II AN. 29o . $50, 40, and 5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05
&lropOsllls,

THE TRUSTEES OF the New York and Brooklyn
i Bridge, office ~ Water st., Brooklyn, Aug ~, 1877 -
Sealed proposals viii he received by the trustees the
New York and Brooklyn Bridge until ~ NJ Monday,
Oct for about twenty thousand cubic yards Of granite
lace arch and other stone also Tor about three thousand
nea ieet Of granite phrApet stone for the New York and
Brook yn approaches to the East River Bridge.
fluns can be seen and specifications obtained at the
engineers office. and specifications will be sent upon ap
rhchuOn nj the Office Of the trustees
The proposals must he directed the trustees O the
New York and Brooktn Bridge n Water street. Brook
y endorsed proposals Tor stone Tor approaches
W, A. KOEBIINn, Chief Engineer.
'rnE TRUSTEES of The New York and brooklyn
hlidgr, ONCE ~ Water 1t, Brooklyn, sept =, $50
sealed proposals Will be received by the Trustees the
New York and Brooklyn Bridge until the LIST day ri Octo
bVrlS77 Oi the manufacture and delivery about 800
wrought iron wire rope sockets Drawings may be
AT The bridge once tracing and specifications will be
sent upon application.
The bids be adore the Trustees OF the New
York and Brooklyn Bridge. ~ Water ST. Brooklyn, aud
marked Proposals FOR sockets
IA ROEBLIkO, Chief Engineer
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public Noiitts.
~-------~----s-~
STATE OF NEW YORK.

- OrricE OF nv Sfcnrr,nr or -sr,p.
ALBANY. JuiN 80 1871
To the sheriff OF the County OF New Iork
SIN Notice Is hereby given that, at tie General F'es.
tion 10 be held IN this STATE on the tn, slay cciN
the nrst Monday ot November next November dtl lAs
following Office = % lee elected. 20
Secretary of state, in the place of job Bl-clnw
Comptroller. III the place ui Fredsic Orpti ap
pointed by the Governor IN the place oi Luclns konna
resigned
A Treasurer, in the place of Charles n Ross
An Attorney General, in the place o Charles Fair
state Engineer ami Surveyor in the place Of John D
Van Buren,, Jr.
All whose terms OF office will expire the isstday
December next
Also aJustice Of the Supreme Court the frst 10:
dicial District in place ot John Il Brady whose term
office viii expire ON the last day of Dcc,mltr next
posed OF the First. Second Tiuri. foMui. fuih SNa.
seventh. Thirteenth, and Fourteenth Wards ul tile ~
and county oi New York
Aisun senator iOr the filth Senate District compos
OF the Eighth. Ninth. fiitccuth and sixteenth Wards
the eats and oointy Of y W York
Also u senator Tor the SIKH senate District compo@i
OF thr Z nth Eleventh. aud seventeenth Wards o ws
Al,oa Scnnior Tor III, seventh scnato District com
posed Of the lishlr' nth, lwruur' ana Twenty nf'
wards of the clf, ami county ui Sew ON
Ai.ot senator nr ilic E-lth Srintr District, cnmpo,
IF u. Tvs .h Nlnr'.'n.t. ai twenty second WARDS
tho ciif ami .uniN W Sow York
GnuniN uin,,r. ado io ir elected for said cnnntvi
TW uft Mtul Nr- u A. lnhlN 10 lee elected n
Tho As~n., Districts. Il, constituted under Chapter ~
T~oIu,ncc. orthe Marine Court in the place Of q Jrs
81. a ami james T. sinnutt
R,-i,ter, ana the piirr of Patrick II. Jones
All whose terms Vi office Will expire ON the last lay
DeCcmOtr next kc,per tiullY yours.
EDGAR X AiaiAR
DEPUTY Svcrrtart es ,tas
Snt ar. ufff.s.
NV NoNK. JulA IS l~77
Iccriy that the foregoing l. tru, copy 90 Gle =
ton Nouee received by me this dty from ~ ~
ol state. BhRNARp Etl.th.
sheriff Of the city ami Count, ID, s., A.s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05
ocpurtnrrsbip llctItts.

NEW YORK. Aug 81 1877 The copartncr.hip
~ hrretorr rAl,ns between the unicr-i- not Is this
dAy dissolved by mutual consent GEORGE AERN.
JACOB slEBOID. Jr.
The husiacss will be continued b, jacob srhuld. Jr
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NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, u'' 4
~ comprising ~'IlVs ul lrt tuffs N'ufr''" 90 ~
Museum nj AnatDnN. Sow Iurk ou the rrn~' HNi !,
premature lime showing tnispulthN hnN .'rI .'' ,
may be rcgaiuri, Hiurdlug 81, Hl ~ No. isis obi pm M
nl, nt- Ll mHrriHge ant tlc irrarurNt 80 NrIN i
phl -ical debility. brins the result l ~ teHr q y
Price 20 cents Address tle author, DR. l. hN'''
office and IesIenue 81 last ION d., Ne" lv.lA
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NtaI 6stats
tor Sale ano % gtt.

OFFICES TO LET-in second story sun huildns'
~ front aud rear well lighted and steam heated APP
ply at sun Publication Ohicc Nassau and frankort S.
- OOMS to lct-iSn Hudson st ~ ana 81 nooisi 10
IL gcntccl parties only. rent, 80 hnd s-u
rU,uE STORE iG8 Nassau st.. sun building 10 let,
suitable Tor banking Insurance general business
steam heated Apply at the sun Publication Office, no
Nassau
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Slipping.

shipping.
A NcHoR LI>EE,TrTn MM $Ils STEAMERS
10 GLASGOW. i6N6UNDLkRi' Or LIVERPOOL
70 loNboN AND SOUTH ,Ni'T1S 80
EVERY ten DAYS, SANE RATES
HENDERSON BROS AGENTS
i,ry 81 30" g. s. hlkNsro"N AND LNEEroot
G} O. Of Nijj,irTs saturday sSP' >. g :
CABIN sSD and slOp gold. Return tickets favorable
terms srkEKAGE, as, currency Drafts lowest rate,
JOHN o DALE. Agent
II and SO Broadway, Sew YORK.
NAr'1fSHA.a ><I76S it Il 'pa HSr over
o1Lh'F qR III SSPff&sSssr9Ml kkESSS EiyIFfEo,G NJ
fNSrSNn sep si5n II fGSFSr sept - T. NJ
Cabin ant sleiagc passage AMI drals nom e. upward
f'W'J HURST. Manager.
| DAUIFIC MAILANDPANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES
For California. Japan China. Australia New Zealand.
Rrinsh Columbia, oregon a.
FOR sSS FGAScisco via isIiMts OF PANAMA
Steamship COLON. SATURDAY.. Sept -.
PRISM N f ia rs RrG% ' XS r,I'nf
| .steamshE CITY OF rhkINu. Mgdnssley sept Y
AUSTRALIA. and SEW ZEALAND '''
| steamship ZEALANDlA, Wednesday. sept ~
rowiiSG GREEN, New YORK ''"'''
- 10 GLASGOW, BELFAST, ami lONDONDRRRY
STATE ~ ng1 ~ IiyI e. l9Cl ., T rm st. y Il
STATE or NEVADA THURSDAY. sept IL
Saloon and cabin passages Al lowest ratee Stecrage
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
1874 south q street. Virginia.

N. b. Venereai diseases positively cured in
"a to 81 hours $500 forfeit for any care my
remedies fail to cure Try my treatment be-
fore you condemn 1t. 1t is lighting in its ef
feet Come test the pain of a new idea. To
cure suffering humanity is my highest aim,
my lite and study. Disease is my enemy
medicine and skill my weapons; exper ence
my teacher; and knowledge my crown; health
our victory, If you fight the dreaded foe with
me. DIR. ii. WAGNER.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
BARBER SHOP.

IN ZACHARIAH, with Assistants
Il can always be found ct his shop.
MAIN STREET. SILVER CITY. prepared "a
do HAIR CUTTING. sHAMPOOINa and
SHAVING in the most tasteful manner pos.
stble. Shop open all day Sunday Give hin
call.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
DIR. II. WAGNER'S SPECIALITY.

EuRoNIC AND vENEREAL DISEASES,
~ Consumption, BrUnehites. Asthma, Heart
Diseases, Catarrh. Liver complaints, Constif
PISTON Piles, Syphilis, Gleet, Gonorrhes.
Structure, Spermaterrhas. Impotency. Skin
Diseases, s -rufnla, Ulcers, Tumors, Cancers.
The Doctor devotes his entire attention to the
study of these diseases, and is proficient in
curing them. He uses the latest discoveries
tina his honorable science offers for your re-
lei and cure Consultations, $3.50. Office
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
OHIO NEWS ITEMS.

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in cash was
on the 18th paid over to the Society of
Natural History, of Cincinnati, in ac-
Charles B6dmthanhhf th hffnfsh f6f smhhfy ST tSea tS6earlge rlgets
prominent business man of Cincinnati.
sbAA AT Titfin, on the 18th, John Remmele
the bail entering just Be55&it Rne fHR6Xs9elgEsr H6Xs9el E
passing upward, making a very danger
Gus wound Remmele accused jenkins
of insulting his wife at different times,
and as Jenkins was passing his residence
Remmele called him in and deliberately
shot him.
A GIRL named Hanna, twelve years old,
was fatally burned at Pomeroy on the
18th by an oil-can exploding while kind
ling a fire.
THE Detroit Free Press says the King
of the Sandwich Islands has been made
an LII, d. by Western Reserve college.
Two CHILDREN of John Crawford, of
Broadway, were terribly burned on the
| 18th by an explosion of coal-oil, becom-
ing ignited in the can while the children
were attempting to build fire in the
stove. One lived but twelve hours, the
other twenty-four.
THE Lakeside Sabbath-school encamp-
ment held their closing reception on the
18th. Addresses were made by Presi-
dents Hayes of Washington (Pa.) Col
lege and Payne of Delaware, Drs. Nc
Crocker and McGaw, Frank Blard and
Parsy. The encampment throughout has
been decided success.
THE Montgomery County Republicans
at their convention at Dayton on the
! 10Th adopted resolutions indorsing the
paciication policy of President Hayes
and in favor of the silver dollar.
FIFTY fine sheep belonging to 1. H.
| Cooley, near Pataskala, were recently
killed by lightning.
EDWARD M. HARPER, a Columbus
| letter-carrier, was arrested on the Goth
on charge of robbing the mails. Har-
per was detected in stealing decoy
letter and confessed the crime.
THE third annual reunion of the Forty
fifth OHIO Volunteer Infantry Regiment
will be held at Bellefontaine Aug %.
All members of the regiment are cor
daily invited to attend. A supper will
be provided. Interesting exercises are
expected.
GREAT preparations are being made at
| Toledo for the Tri-State Fair, TO be held
in September. The merchants generally
and others take unusual interest in the
matter, and it promises to be complete
success.
NORRIS LEAN, boy aged seven, while
playing baseball at Dayton on the 17th,
was hit on the head with a bat by another
boy and had an eye knocked out, and
was fatally injured
JAGoB w HoLT, the oldest Odd, Fellow
in the Western States, died at Lancaster
ON the 18th.
GEN. JoHN E. HUNT, an old and highly
esteemed citizen of Toledo, and identi-
fed with the interests and history of the
Maumee Valley from an early period,
diei at his residence in Toledo ON the
22d. Gen. Hunt was brOther-in law of
Lewis Cass, and was present at the sur
render of Detroit to the British by Gen.
Hull during the war of 1919.
THE Portage County Republican Con-
vention on the 2lst adopted resolutions
warmly indorsing the Presidents policy,
d II, HARSH, local reporter on the
Toledo Blade, was drowned while in
bathing at Hunkers bathing beach at
Putin Bay on the 22d.