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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-04
RIFLE CRACKS.

meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the New
Jersey State Rife Association was held yesterday
afternoon at No. % Park row, place which was Sc
lectcd Tor the convenience Of the directors, the ma.
iority of whom are engaged in business here There
were eight members present The Range Committee
reported through Major Henry Fulton inc recept OF
letter from tn Erie Railroad Company, Offering tract
Of land lust beyond HoDoKea Heights ON which to To-
cate new range The committee were empowered TO
ana the conditions upon which 1t could DC
had. The committee on permanent headquarters
reported progress. The committed on legislative
matters reported that Mr. Vail had prepared subject
10 alteration or approval, bill which Is TO be sub
mitted at the OF the New jersey Legisa-
turo. asking State aid Tor the new association. The
meeting adjourned TIL next Saturday, when tue Board
will meet az three o o'clock in the same place.
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BROUGHT IN BY THE TIDE.

Officer Schmidt, OF the Sixteenth precinct, yostcr-
day found The body OF unknown floating In tho
North River at the foot OF Twenty street. Tho
deceased was about thirty years ola Ave feet
inches IN height with heavy, dark mustache. He
was dressed In a mixed gray suit, striped cotton
SHIRT, blue flannel drawers, white cotton socks aud
CATER shoes. permit was granted by the Coroner
or The removal OF the body 10 the Morgue 10 await
idcn lcatou. On tho person oil the dead found an
English hunting case silver watch, the Inside OF
one OF the cases OF which the number l,6l3.
brass chain, old leather pocketoook and black bone
handled knife
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TIE RIGRY CHALLENGE.

Mr.. John Rigby, writing lately in the Toiuneer Ser
vice Gazette, said that he ready to make match
at 900 yards between two men shooting wiih muzzle
leaders ana Two with American Observation-Disclosures
latter to clean at their own discretion, ana the prize
TO be awarded TO the squad making the best score in
a certain gwen time. Tho Sharps Company have &C.
ccpted tins challenge their terms as to the place Of
shooting be agreed to-viz, the men using Dreech-
leaders TO shoot America and those using muzzlc-
Ioaacrs to shoot here or ireland at their own OPP
tion the match TO come of In April or May next, and
to occupy two or three hours in as many different
.laos
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GENERAL sLoCUMs RESIGNATION,

General slocum, President Of the Brooklyn Board
OF cay Works, who sent his resignation 10 Mayor
Howell two days ago, had not up TO last evening re-
plea TO tho letter OF HIS nonor requesting him to
withdraw his resignation. Ho Will forward to the
Mayor to-day written statement Of his reasons Tor
adopting tue which he has taken III tho prem
iscs Whether he will rescind his expressed deter
mlnatlon TO resign not Is matter OF speculation.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the 81 inst, a, the
Church OF ST. Vincent dc Paul, West Esd ST.. by the
Rev. Father Septer, JOHN d. 0'CoSyoR TO ANNIE g.,
second daughter Of IL. W. Coliendor, Esq, all OF this
Guy.
PgprARp-SUDpIsGroy On December 20 1877, by
Rev. J. W. Kramer, JAMES w. PErPARD TO EMMA,
daughter OF c. ". Buddingtop, Of Good Ground, J.. l.
STorrEsBuEGn--hYEa- Thursday, January 5, 1878,
at Toms RIVER, N. j.. by Rev. H. T. Savage,
JOHN IL. SToUTESBuRGH, OF New York, TO MARY NJ,
daughter OF james A. Byer OF Toms River. No cards.
WiLsoS--LASE.-On Wednesday. December 20, 1877,
by Rev. Lewis Francs, ALFRED j. WILSON, OF Boston,
and ELIZA X. LANE, OF Brooklyn.
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FOUND AT LAST.

william @. Atkinson, the telegraph operator, who
deserted his wife IN CINCINNATI, taking with him her
clothing and $500 In money, is in Mount holly, NJ J.
He demos that the woman calling herself Fanny AT.
kinsoE Is his wife. Prominent citizens OF Mount Holly
have made several Intellectual attempts 10 have him
arraaLet
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THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

Speculation is rifc among rnemen TO the results
of the next annual meeting Of the National Rife AS.
ISOLATION which is to take place on the sth inst Tho
question OF the presidency Is canvasscd with great
animation. The names of General 4. S. Dakin,
Colonel Il. A. Gildorslceve aud General John b. Wood.
ward are most frequently repeated among those VINO
are DESTROYS OF seong representative rfeman at the
head OF the association.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Internal Affairs Of the State Discussed
by Governor Rice.
MILD ENDORSEMENT OF PRESIDENT HAYES
The Bay State Manufactures Working Up
70 Ante-Panic Prosperity.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BosroS, Jan. 8, 1878.
The Inauguration OF Governor Rice to-day
brilliant affair. The galleries OF tho State House
were crowded TO their tu capacity, and occupying
served seats the lower floor such distinguished
gentlemen Judge Gray and the associate judges OF
the Supreme Court representatives. OF the army and
navy. x-Goveruors Claf,n, Gardner ind Talbot Hon.
Robert c. Winthrop Hon. Il. Il. Dana, Jr,, Hon. Mar
shall r. Wilder, Hon. George B. Lorng, Hon. Leopold
Morse Hon. j. N. s. Williams, Edward w. Kinsley,
A. W. Bcard Hon. George G. Richardson, Hon. +. O.
Prince. n. B. Bryant Hon. emery rwichel Albert
Bowker Charles Francis Adams, Jr., A. D. Briggs,
Adm +. Thayer, Edward Hamilton, Treasurer Endi-
colt Attorney General Tram and other State officers
The OF Office having been administered Governor
Rice proceeded to deliver his address.
GOVERNOR RicE's ADDRESS.
Having INDUCED In a brief and fowery preliminary
tho Governor came down to business by urging such
legislation shall secure tenure OF two and three
years representatives and Senators. three four
for the Executive and only biennial sessions Of the
Legislature. Such change, he believes Will not
only DO economical, but will prevent much useless
special Legislation.
STATE FINANCES.
The total debt oil tho State, Tor which it's bonds or
certificates OF indebtedness arc outstanding, is shown
in the following exhibit
Amount January !, l677......... $4,000, 46l
Troy and Greenfield Railroad
loan (new,.. $oIO,OOO
Danvers Hospital loan (new)..... 10000
Total new debt. $520,00O
Total. ....................... $34O70,464
Norwich and Worcester Railroad
loan (pa,d). s40O,o 900
Union Fund loan Of 1862 (paidj.. 100000
northampton Lunatic Hospital
loan tpaid) .................... 10000
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED

WARE-FRiEoMAN Mir GEORGE w. WARE 10 Miss
AMELIA FRIEDMAN, both ofths city. No cards.
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Coop Black Kid Gloves for IS cts, a
J.W. FERRELIs.


Prr4sBuReH. January 9.-Riyer / foot
and stationary. Weather cloudy.
C1sc1ssArl, January 9.-Riyer 9feet
z inches and falling. Cloudy and thsw-
ing. Arriyed-Parker, Memphis; New
Mary Houston and Cherokee, New Or
leans. Departed-shinkle, Memphis.
MEMPHIS, January 9.-Riyer fell 10
inches, and stands at % feet. Weather
clear; mercury 42'. Departed-Baum,
Cincinnati; Scudder, Continental, New
Orleans.
LITTLE Rock, January 9.-Riyer fall.
ing, with 10 feet 8 inches in the channel.
Weather clear and pleasant.
NASHVILLE, January 9.-Riyer 4 feet
scant aud falling. Arriyed-Cooke,
Evansville; Nashville and Hillman,
NEW ORLEANS, January 9.-weather
clear and pleasant. Arriyed-H. G. Dom
nally, Cincinnati; John Wilson, ouachita
river. ~Departed-Thompson Dean and
james Howard, Memphis; John Wilson,
Ouachita river; Maria Louise, Red river;
Texas, Bayou Macon.
EvicKsBuRa, January 9.-Weather
clear; mercury 57e. River rose 10 inches.
.Up-Katie and Komez. Arrived.-Yazoo
Valley.
inches; II feet 5 inches above low water;
q good deal Of heavy ice running. Wealth.
or partly cloudy; much warmer. Norar'
rivals or departures.
LOUISVILLE, January 9.-Weather
cloudy and cool. Departed-sherlock,
Cincinnati; Golden City, New Orleans.
River falling; 9 feet / inch in canal:
CAIRO, January 9.-Arrived-Belle OF
Memphis, Memphis. D~eparted-Belle
Of Memphis, st. Louis. River % feet and
falling. Weather clear and mild.
EVANSVILLE, January S.-Weather
clear till noon, and warmer and cloudy
this evening with signs OF rain; mercury
$40 to Ale and falling; barometer falling.
River 10 2.10 scant and falling. Up
Idlesild, NJ. Smith, Jas. w. Gof, Lioness
No. 8 and tow. Noon-Storn No. 8 and
tow. Down-Morning Star. Golf has q
big trip Of freight and people; pack
cts rather light. Business below average.
Mary Miller has repaired her doctors
and will be up during the night.
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TIE WAvERLY AHmyERsARY.-The
Waverly boys celebrated their fifth an
niyersary, Last evening, with q literary
entertainment and banquet. The former
was hsldat Wiesel Hall, and the latter At
Martins Capital Dining Rooms.
AZ Wiesel Hall the audience present
was notso large "a upon previous occa.
sions OF the kind, which was probably
owing 10 the threatening condition O tne
weather. Mr.. F. P. Mcneil, the Presi.
dent Of the Society, made q few intro.
ductory remarks, appropriate TO the oc-
c%asion, after which the following pro.
grspme was carried out:
Muhc.
ReeltatIon-wayefly. ........ ........H Harry 7. Black
EAy-LhlnSe-..........- .......,... Reel
Music.
Rteiation-AIlton on his oNn BlIndnesse..-::....
Harry Holiday
Dedlmauon-PLrhlssu ......,......-EL !. Litkln
Nude.
Debate-ShAll We Resume 10 1917
AfirmitlVO......,......, ..........-..... I. Z Mcneil
HeEaly Larkh
Music.
The question, "shall We resume in
1897" was debated at some length by
Messrs. Mcneil and Llrkin, and finally
decided in the negative by the vote Of the
audience present.
Attic close OF the literary exercises
the Waverlies and q few invited guests
adjourned to Martins, where they par.
took Of q fine collation., gotten up in that
inimitable restaurateur's best style.
Speeches, songs and toasts were in-
dulged In during the evening, to
a degree that bordered on recklessness;
but as the boys desired to enjoy them.
selves in M Innocent way, they did go
without much ceremony. Archie Pax
ton was In excellent voice, and sang sew.
eral solos with great eclat. Hal. Black
and Mr.. Paxton also contributed several
duets to the enjoyment Of the occasion.
Mr.. Jake Kemple was called upon for a
performance in his'peculiar specially, but
declined on account Of hosrseness.
President McNell:read aboriginal poem
entitled "Waverly," which was greeted
with riproarous applause, alter which
toasts we're announced and responded TO
as follows:
"Wsyerly," response by Me-, Harry I.
soer Birthday response by Mr.. Ell.
Larkin.
asir Walter Scott response by Mr..
Frank Stanton.
aThe Pfess,a response by Mr. Thos.
NJ. Clark, Of the Regiaer.
"The Legal Fraternity" response by
Mr. Jacob Kemple.
"The Medical Fraternity" response by
DR.. E. ]. Wunderlicb.
"Woman," response by Mr.. John Day,
Of the Standard.
soar Er.Members," response by Mr..
Geo. Thompson.
The pirty broke up shortly after mid.
night, after enjoying one Of the pleasant
est %reunionsin the history OF the Waiver.
ly.
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PERSONAL PoIsTs.-Dr. u. B. Ward
Deputy Health Officer, has returned from
New York, where he spent the holidays.
Mr. August Green, Of Marietta, Ohio,
q heavy oil operator, is visiting his son.
Mr.. Joseph Green, proprietor Of the Cen
tennial Saloon.
Mr.. Robert B. Woods, jr., who went
from here to Texas q year or SO ago, has
found q bride 10 that far western country
He was married on the 23d ult. to Miss
Olivia Williams, Of Gillespie county
Texas.
Hon. John J. Davis. Of Clarksburg, Is
at the St. James Hotel,
Mr.. Blerlz and lady yesterday morn
iRg left for their home In Carroll county,
Ohio.
Rev. J. G. Armstrong, at the St. Mat.
hew's Church last evening, delivered the
third OF his course Of lectures on 0bjsc.
lions to Christianity.
Mr.. Sauer, q milkman living on the
National road, while walking home night
before last, fell down and broke his leg,
breaking both homes about midway be-
tween the knee and ankle. The fracture
was reduced by Dr.. Ulrich and the pa.
tieut Is doing we'll.
Messrs. Jacob Nuuge, August Roll,
Geo. schwarlbach, Diedrich Roemer,
Henry Bieberson and G. A. Schaeffer
went 10 steubenyille yesterday, to make
an effort to get the S%teubenville Turner'S
To Join the Wheeling Turn Bt1urk.
Mr.. Matthias Sheets wa yesterday re.
elected Secretary Of the Belmont Glass
Works, at Bellaire. Mr.. Sheets has filled
the Office to the satisfaction Of the com.
pany and the public, and VIC are glad to
sec that his services have been appre-
ciated.
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WEDDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Assembly Hall presented q scene Of life
and activity last evening, the event being
the marriage Of Mr.. Marcus Baer, Of the
firm Of s. Baeris Sons 10 Miss sArelda
liSWabGcker, daughter Of VIM. sWabacker
E4q. The happy couple were nlitedior
avoyage through life, by the Rev. DR..
Mayer, the Jewish Rabbi Of this city,
after which they received the hearty con-
CALCULATIONS ofthe many relations and
friends present The large number oil
guests then repaired 10 the dining rooms
OF our friend August Neuhausen, where
q feast, such as mine host Neuhausen
only knows how 10 get up, was spread
out in luxurious abundance. Numerous
kilograms were received from friends and
relations from abroad, rendering the best
wishes for the future happiness, welfare
and prosperity Of the newly married
couple. CongratualStory toasts were Of.
Tered by Mr.. James Speyef, Judge Gran.
mer and othera, after which the large
~concourse present again returned TO the
spacious bali room, where the time was
spent until the wee sma' hours in whirl.
Ing around in the may dance TO Prof.
Kramer's excellent orchestra music.
The bride was attired In q handsome
costume OF white satin, deliberately trim.
med with point lace and orange blossoms,
and orange blossom wreath. The ladies
present were handsomely attired, buttime
and space prevent US from giving q full
description OF their toilets.
The happy couple were the recipients
OF many handsome and rich presents, and
q description OF u lew We give below:
Hanging solid silver pitcher, with cups
and tray, from Mr.. Henry Baer and lady,
OF Zinesvilie, Ohio.
BY Mr.. Fl. H~orkheimer, Of Zlnesyille,
Ohio, two handsome ivory and silver
carving sets.
BY Mr.. Lew. s%wabacker, a complete
Get Of real china ware.
By Mr.. D. Gutman and lady, q hand.
some china chamber set.
By Messrs. Speyer and Bros, a large
bronze and silver clock.
BY Mr.. George speyer, two large silver
and bronze vases.
BY Messrs. Morris and Bernard Hork-
heimer, q large silver cake stand lined
with gold, in the shape Of a Roman
chariot, driven by q solid silver cupid
and drawn by two solid silver swans.
BY Mr.. L. Schwabaker and lady, q
handsome walnut sideboard.
BY. Mrs. VIM. S%chwabaker, o full and
complete set Of walnut bed room furni.
ture.
Besides the above described, there were
numerous other presents which time and
space prevent US from mentioning.
Among the many persons present we
noticed Miss Flora De Roy, Of Pittsburgh;
Mis- Nettie Reese, Of Philadelphia; Nj.
Henry Horkbeimer, Of Zinesville; Mrs.
Steinhauser, OF Baltimore; Miss Weller,
Of Pittsburgh; Mrs. Hamburg, of Balti-
more; Judge Cranmer and lady, Mt. s.
Hotkheimer and lady, Mr.. D. Gutman
and lady, Mr.. Morris H~orkheimer, Mr..
James Speyer, Mr.. Henry speyer, Mr..
George Speyer, Mr.. All. Rheinstfom, Mr.,
Isaac Rheinstrom and Miss Gene Rhein.
strom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baer will leave this morn.
ling for Pittsburgh, and will make an ex.
tended trip through the eastern cities be-
fore their return home.
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.raE WHEELING DAILY RTELLIeENgER THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 10 y

aGERMAs sYRuP.n-Noo other medicine
in the world has ever given such . test
OF It's curative qualities as Boschee's
German Syrup. In three years two mil
lion four hundred thousand small bottles
Of this medicine were distributed free Of
CHARGE BY Druggists in this country TO
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs. Pneumonia and
other diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
giving the American people undeniable
proof that German Syrup will cure
Them. The resnlt has been that Drug.
gists in every town and village In the
United States are recommending 1t TO
their customers. Go TO your Druggist
and ask what they know about II. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size 70 cents.
Three doses will relieve any case. eodAw
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UScIgP PETER on HIS MuscLE.-Uncle
Peter Zinn met with an incident the 9th.
er night which entities him TO hold the
belt u the champion light weight OF tue
city. The matter was incorrectly report.
ed in a morning cotemporary, and We
hasten to set the facts before the public,
"a related by Uncle Peter himself. The
affair occurred between IL and I o'clock
on Monday night, while Uncle Peter was
makinghis way home from at uptown
patty, Tor which be had supplied the re.
ireshments. As he was coming down
Main street a big, burly fellow stepped
from a door way and demanded his money
or his life. Without a moments hesita.
ton Uncle Peter let himself loose. His
first blow knocked the fellow down, and
he followed itup with Q series Of yigor.
GUS kicks, which caused the rascal to beg
for mercy. Uncle Peter then generously
babe him go and sin no more. That's all
there was Of ii, according to Uncle Peter.
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WEEK. OF PRAYEa-The attendance
at the various churches is larger this year
than heretofore during the Week Of
Prayer. The subjec. for tonight is: "For
nations; for rulers, magistrates and states.
men; for the army and navy; for all be.
~nevolent and philanthropic institutions,
for religious liberty and the opening OF
doors "Side and effectual" for publishing
the Gospel; and for the reign Of right
e%ousness and peace" Read first Timothy,
is. Isaiah 35:l-2.
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pecopAMME ior this evening at The

PROGRAMME for this evening at the
Fourth Street II. E. Church: !. Inyoca.
ton. 9. Singing. 8. First Topic: @Na.
tions, Rulers, Magistrates and Statesmen,
tbe-Army and Navy Remarks, A. NJ.
Adams; Prayer, ]. q. Williams 4 Sing.
ing. s. Second Topic: benevolent and
P6llanthropic .Institutions.n Remarks,
Mics Amanda E. List; Prayer, Mrs. 10
Land. 6. Singing. Z. Third Topic:
@Reiigiols Liberty; the opening Of doors,
wide and efec.ual,' for publishing the
Gospel, and the reign Of Righteousness
and neace.n Remarks, Rev. A. ]. Lyda;
Prayer, A. G. Wincher. 8. Singing. 8.
General Review. 10. Doxology and
Beuediction.
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JEFFERSON Iron WoRKa-The stock
holders OF the Jefferson Iron Works, at
Steubenyille, held a meeting recently and
elected the following Board Of Directors:
David S~paulding, Calvin Doty, y. II.
Woodward, John McChnton, VIM. R. E.
Elliott, John Wright, VIM. Dean. The
old officers were re elected. A resolution
10 reduce the capital stock OF the com.
pany from 100000 to 100000 was voted
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poL1cE CouRr4Juaqe 0anmq.

The following cases were before His
Honor yesterday morning, viz: :,
Richard Jones, Jerry Bodep, Frank
Meloy, Thomas Mitchell, James Arnd,
Harry jackson and Frank Duffy, all yag.
rants, were cent to the city prison.
The cases Of Richard Forsythe, charged
with dischargipg a pistol in the city
limits, and Mat. Perrill, charged With
disorderiy conduct, were continued.
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ADAMS & LUCAS invite attention to
their FISCHER Pianos, which have a fine
powerful tone, and are furnished at re-
narkably low prices. Also 10 their gen
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and sec.
ond hand, Of other makers, and OF Reed
Organs, II LET and For Sale.
illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale nj
ADAMS & Lucas Music Store,
1927 Market street,
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MORE Mn1rARy.-Captain W. L
Bridges, Superintendent Of the State
Prison, Is organizing a company OF 10,
fintry troops at Moundsviile, having
sixtY one members last evening. The
company, which will be known as Com
pany D, First West Virginia Volunteers,
we're TO have effected a permanent organ
ization last night, but the result has moi
vet been a%scertained.
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THE Register claims to be the a%oficisl"
paper Of the city, and yet the only correc
statemento Of the receipts and expenditure
Of the city for the year 1877 appeared Ii
the INTALLIaEsoER Of yesterday morning
A comparison Of the statement as pub
lished in the INTELLIGEscER and Regtste
will show that the latter's figures wer'
not correct in several particulars.
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MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE OF
THE KNIGHTS OF HoEoR.-The Grand
Lodge Knights Of Honor Of West Virgi.
MIA was called 10 order yesterday, at ]. P.
NJ, at the Hall Of Alpha Lodge, by Su.
preme Dictator ]. A. Eye, aud after the
necessary preliminaries the. following
officers were elected for the ensuing year.
Manner Jenkins, Past Grand Dictator:
J. ]. DAVIS, Clarksburg, Grand Dictator.
N. s. Shaffer, Newburg, Vice G. Dictator.
w. T. Head, Keyser, Asst. Dictator.
G. L. Cranmer, Wheeling, Grand Chap.
lain. Chas. II. Deiters, Wheeling, Grand
Reporter. N. Hager, Warrington,
Treasurer. H. W. Hunter, Moundsville,
Grand Guide. T. A. Rohrbaugh, Graf
ton, Grand Sentinel. ]. Elex. Ewing,
Moundsville, Grand Guardian.
Grand Rep. 10 Supreme Lodge-R. II.
Cochran, for years, ]. B. Mari for !,
1iernats.-R. S. oney, for 2 years, n.
% esa nd 1 II R. Boyd, J. Nelson
Wisner, &C. Cole.
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THE couRrs.-cousrY CouRr.-J Judge
Boyd.-The County Court met yesterday
morning at the usual hour, and transact
ed the following business:
In the case Of Daniel sheib, trustee fol-
VIM. H. sheib, We. D. NJ. Maxwell, in
assump.It. judgment was given plaintiff
Tor SOL 90 and costs.
The Gaze Of John W. Berry vs.. Thos,
Prince, administrator, in assumpsit, was
finished and given TO the jury.
The Jury In the above case had not
agreed 1t the hour Of adjournment, and
were adjourned over 10 this morning.
Adjourned to the usual hour this morn
ing.
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Rr11ApLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostra.
ting diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvermaeher's Electric Belts the grand
desideralnm. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PULvRRALAcHER GALyAH.
10 Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. d&W
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DEAD AND BuRIEpl-o1car Jackson.
the colored man who run the water
works Of Bridgeport Tor years and whose
face was so familiar 70 every household
there, died on Tuesday and was buried
yesterday. On Christians eve be slipped
on the steps in front Of his house and 10
falling broke bis back.
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No: this dyeipg ones linen duster and
furnishing It with q fur collar will not
answer the purpose. When assisted by a
vivid Imagination and an occasional
cocktail, Il will make a passable Ulster
for such a December as the Last. but when
winter settles down to real business then
faith and Imagination must be aided by
something wooden and substantial.