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Grand Lodge Organized.

The Grand Lodge, Independent Order
of Workngmen, w6s instituted yester-
day by Past Supreme President Samuel
MillegaD, assisted by John NJ. Sears, of
Cincinnati, Grand Secretary Of OHIO.
The following representatives were
present A. l.. Hustesd and A. c..
Moore, Of Clsrksburg Lodge; S. L. Ad-
olson ard j. G. McCluer, of Parkers-
burg; Robert Young of Pt. Pleasant; A
Harris, Henry Roemer, G. l.. Cranmer,
I. B. Campbell, E. l.. Bill Jerry Glenn
ems aud w, n. Bods!ord, of Wheeling.
The following officers were elected ::
q. L. Cranmer, G. p; A. G. Moore, g..
V. p; S l.. Addison, g. s.; J. G. Nc
Luer, G. T.; L. L. Bill, G g.; a. Harris,
&. Conductor; Robert Young G. g.;
w. NJ. Bottslord, G, l. g.; John H, Zev-
ely, a. l.. Hustead, and Robert Young,
Grand Trustees.
DR.. y. B. Campbell was elected
representative 20 the Supreme Lodge
for two years and A. Harris, represents.
tive to the Supreme Lodge for one year.
After the installation Of officers
the Grand Lodge proceeded TO the
adoption OF GranQ Lodge CONSTITUTION,
At O'Clock the Grand Lodge i'd.
journed.
EVENING SESSION.
The Grand Lodge met persuent to ad-
journment.
Alexander Moore was elected alter
nate representative to the Supreme
Lodge for the term Of two years and j.
II. Zsvely was elected alternate repre-
sentative tor one year.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: On Credentials, Robert Young,
Henry Roemer and w. NJ. Bottstord.
Appeals, J. q McLuer, A. L. Hustesd
and y. Harris Supplies and Printing,
Robert Young, S. L. Addison, j. g. Nc
Luer. Laws, A. l.. Hustesd, J. g. Nc
Luer. A. Harris. Mileage, Z. L. Bill,
Jerry Clemens, a. c. Moore. Seal, John
II. Zevely.
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uandsomc s,ecIL oInoO,-

We take pleasure in calling Tho ~.
ton OF our numerous readers t. III. -
~ elegant stock Of goods now 10 +. = 's "a, j.
at the Merchant Tailoring g.. II.Ll
ment Of Mr.. 9. w. SesbrigIt cD.@.'a.
22d and Main street, Centre We o.
Although Mr.. Sesbright bought lug
stock when in the East a Gu ger
months since Ithsn ever before, hI.f "
hsve been so great as 10 REQUIRE :, '' y.
tire replenishlng, and he is now 49,.
offer to his Customers snd friend. - %
of the very handsomest goods f., .O ~
least money to be found in this SECT. '1 q,
country. Since April l,t, Mr. Se, i,..' ~
has inside to order ncsrly SEQ guIl emil, :. J.
clothes, and unlike what is the Co. IS "
many branches of business. he /. -. u
PEELED TO work night IS wei. IS jsg -, ' gs
MS orders. In addition TO the 900. - =,
ready mentioned, Mr.. Sesbrirbl - 80 a. :.
elegant assortment OF all srticIe: -,,l.,.' -
" found in No. l Gents Fu,ri,5'a'
house, and is selling at lower price. ,s.S
ever before. az
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River News.

Tho marks last evening indicated :
ieg g;,, lncnes ana falling
nc. nc LH .p..,3 a'H lD"a|au'or departed
-. pl.L:. -. 70! morning. Tie former
LOT aEAo''ouFS ana Ito latter Tor Mats.
Tbe O'Ne,I +. tho p,o.bn-.,
this morning lsavirg ., -. 'Nn ,
Jobn Ellie viii soe ,S., 80, ~ a NJ
ceiye the test Of attention 5''' IT,
The Courier leaves for psrLor.b,.,,
dsy "A. 1890 An. ~
The Granite state passed dow, e.,r
this morning for Cincinnati
The Salt Valley will pass IN ,o-,,,l,
for Pittsburgh.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
Yesterday and will return tbi. oyaD,,,,
rRv Toreor,n,
p,rrs,,,,og NJ To- p.-
N inohos aH4 -,.i, 'y wv. N'He' o 'e''
and cool ~ "'''"'' ''01l!
-
- " Z" S KLEASS' may t.--Arriyot-
Na'e".@' ' 'H q Dun Ao.' ard As
sImPsioh, hed rNeF' No departures.
heavy ram all Gay.
LOUISVILLE MAY Il. We,,bor cro,,
and cool Dep,rtei-Cons N,rl,r NJ.
mis- Up-Scbnck Cincinnati Ry,,
. feet and inches in the canal
c,,...,.,..u, A.. - D.. .,
"a $1,000 80, g., W. ~ ~. =, 'set
OF ''',"S 'a,'' uL $3.50 ''VI'l An1
- 0o,, H r =, ~ %o"Pln,
hToo', EAeianIs, OF n LoN,'' D'PA''el
=, E@cnshgT, hooO'' '''sO1'gu p''h'
tennessee h'Vsf'
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FHE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings i'm tho Dir
ferent judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
In the case of n. Rneinstrom VS.. Thos
Philbin, a motion was made to quash the
return of the Sheriff.
In the case OF W. j. Cots VS.. George
Colts, rule was issued sgsinst f..
Christmsn as witness for plaintiff.
The case of w. j. Cots VS.. George
Colts was put on trial before the follow
ing Jury: j. w. Pace, II. o. OFT, James
f. Barnes, Robert Crawford, James M.
Todd, ir., Luther Rice, j. NJ. WCrthen,
Ed. Atkinson, n. A. Noble, Henry
Hervey, S. g. Mccoy and VIM. Msbis.
The Jury returned the following:
I'VE, the jury, find for the defendant.
JAS. f. BARNES.
Foreman.
The plaintiffs attorney moved for a
new trial.
The rule against E Chris!man was
dismissed at the costs of the plaintiff.
The case of Edward R2use'5 heirs VS.,
NJ. j. Fleming, was put on trial before
the following jury: VIM. Mabis, VIM.
Coe, John Armstrong, David Mclean,
w. B. Bushfeld, Charles Daugherty,
Jacob Hull. II. 0. OFT, n. a. Noble, j..
M. Wortheu, j. w. Pace and 5. G. dc
Coy, still on trial and will probably oc-
cupy all day.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
The Circuit Court will meet at o'clock
this morning for the hearing OF motions.
MONDAYS TRIAL DOCKET.
Margaret Wilson VS.. tde City OF Wheel
ing, and Theresa Hegner vs., the City OF
Wheeling. In both cases damages are
asked for by the plaintiffs for injuries re-
ceived from defective sidewalks.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed of three cases,
with fines OF 81 and costs each.
THE Municipal Court will convene
Monday morning.
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Personalities.

VIM. Goshorn, of this city, is in
Charleston, the guest Of his relatives w.
+. and j. II. Gosnorn.
F.G. B Swift, tourist for King, Son
& Co, of Pittsburgh, is among old friends
in the city.
Senator David Wagner returned
home to West Wheeling from Columbus,
Thursday.
A. L. Hustead, of Clarksburg, is at the
Grant
Attorney General Robert White re-
turned from Clsrksburg last evening.
j. II. S. Trainer, Of Steubenville, was
IN the city yesterday.
Rev. Ashford Hal, of Cameron, was in
the city yesterday visiting his daughter,
who is attending the Female Seminary
here.
Harry Black, John Frissell, Frank
Mcneil and Chss Frsnzheim have gone
to Kentucky.
MIR. Henry Hartman, a former resi-
dent Of this city, now living IN Bslti-
more, is in this city and is stopping at
the Mcclure House.
Robert Ryle has secured a berth from
John Bsihe on the steamer Illinois, OF
the American line, and will sail from
Philadelphia for Europe, June 9th.
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OUR CHURCHES.
Where Spiritual Consolation may be
Found Tomorrow.

DR.. George will deliver, at the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church, lecture, begin
ming at 7:30 o'clock. Subject-"The
Origin of Life
English Evangelical Church, Sixteenth
street between Market and Chspline,
Rev. Samuel b, Barnitz, pastor. Servi-
ces at 1890 A. NJ. and 7:30P. NJ. Morn
ing sermon, "The Stone Cut out of the
Mountain. Evening subject, Seeking to
Excel" Sunday School lesson, Ne5u
,,,chsdnezzer'S Dream
Services at the United Presbyterian
Church at 1890 An No services in the
evening. Sabbath school at P. NJ.
First Reformed Episcopal Church,
Rev. L, II. Jenkyns, rector services IN
Wiesel Hall, 1905 Chspline street, at
1890 A. Il. Subject OF sermon, The
Manner OF Prayer" Evening services
at 1870 Subject of sermon, OZARK
Mountains" Seats free TO all. Sunday
school 1t 9 A. NJ.
Rev. .. Z. Miller has returned from an
absence OF several days, and will occupy
his pulpit, at the Disciples Church, as
usual, at 1890 o'clock 4. NJ. and 1870 p. NJ.
Morning subject Rom. 8; %. Sunday
school at o'clock P. NJ.
Rev. George g. Wi!ding, pastor of the
North Street NJ. L. Church, will fill his
pulpit, morning and evening. Topic at
1870 A. NJ; "The Government of the
Kingdom of God" Matt. 3: 2, and at 100
P. M. Gan Interrogation Concerning Per-
sonsl Salvation" Acts. 22: l6.
President Thompson, Of the University,
will occupy the pulpit of the Chspline
Street M. T. Church, in place Of w. S.
Snodgrsss, pastor.
The usual services will be held st the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, North
Wheeling, morning and evening.
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wOsDI


PHILADELPHIA, May T-Wooi-
Active and prices rather woHk the new
clip is beginning 70 arrive; Ohio, Pen1'
sylvsnia and West Virginia double etfs
and above 37t94OG extra 37Gr03soi med
ium 3SG40c; coarse 33G3ic: New J o'Er
Michigan, Indiana and Western hns
33tG35c: medium 37m5yc: coarse o59
34ci cOmbing washed iOgis"i DO an'
washed 30c; Canada combIDg f"i
fine unwashed 23a2jc; coarse and me-
dunn unwasbei 2GM3O
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IindSIpy Lines.

The Lindsey Literary Society met
Yesterday, and the officers who were
elected at the previous meeting were in
augursted, after which the newly elected
president delivered his inaugural ad-
dress.
Speeches and well written orations
were delivered by Messrs. Grier,
Tingle, Howell, Leighton, Thomas,
Wheat and Sweeney.
A motion was passed that the society
would give literary entertainment at
the close of the school year, June l4th.
YOUNG AMERICA STATESMEN.
The members of the Young America
Literary Society met yesterday and
elected Lewis H. Baker, Critic. and
Harry eybold, Doorkeeper. A debate
upon the following question took place:
Resolved That Winter is not pre.ers-
bic to Summer.
Harry Seybold and Dewey Vance
took the affirmative, and VIII Caldwell
and Charley Hobbs the negative. The
boys in the affirmative won.
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A RagacIOuR Dog.

Yesterday q large Newfoundland dog
was seen going up Main street leading a
small poodle. The small dog had cord
tied around its neck, which the large dog
had hold of with his mouth. Occasion
ally the small dog would pull as though
he desired to get loose, when the msstlf
would stop and look scorntully back as
much as to say, do that again if you
dare" After going up the hill some dis
lance, a stree. arab threw stone at the
two dogs, when the large one dropped
the cord and looked to see what caused
the commotlon. The little fellow saw
his chance to escape, and darted of
down street followed by the large
one. Presently the little fellow
was overtaken by the large dog,
which caught hold of the cord
with his teeth, and triumphsntly trotted
up street, almost dragging the small one.
Those who saw the affair, say that the
dog had often noticed his master leading
the little fellow along the street with
cord about his neck, and had, in all
probability found the runaway down
town, and was leading him back home
when noticed last evening.
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. NarrnM EAcnne.

Thursday evening, while going up the
p, ". Il X. X. r. with his train, En-
gineer Charles Wolf, noticed very
small child running along the track
about six miles above this city, and
farther on saw the infants mother run
ming toward the child with outstretched
arms to save her darling babe. With his
weiknown presence Of mind, Engineer
Wolf reversed the engine and threw on
his air brakes Just in time to see the
mother grab her child and roll over the
bank, but few feet in front of the en-
CINE. The escape from death was so
barrow as to almost cause the hearts Of
those on the engine to sink with fear.
Had it not been for the watctfulness of
Mr.. Wolf, another appalling accident
would have been recorded.
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Irustee,s Sale Of Real Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF n DEED OF TRUST
Is made to me by Richard, Nolan ana
Margaret Nolan his wife, dateq NAY lsis- o.
iST4. and recorded in the ONCE OF the S ,It
Of OFT the County Court Of ohio county West
Virginia, in deed OF trust 39oS NO; = p"s 0n
Is and 10, / will sell at pubic aucUIOn' oH
SATURDAY, JUNE l, 1878,
commencing at 20 o'clock A. NJ, at me
front door of the Court House, IN the cry
90 Wheeling. the following described rear
estate. that is to say: The ives, or alley
mart OF the south h tlf OF lot lS6, situate ON
the west side OF old Fourth street, anu u
north of old Union street, that is 10 say 10
mnch of said half lot as fronts on the alley
rnnning eaStwerdly towards ola ro 1Vbar
street, about IS feet, more or less toseIheI
win the buildings thereon. .-,..,,,,.-
The title TO the above property is oelleN-
"a 10 be unqGeStionable, but selling as
trnStee shall only convey such tlIle as Is
49, 80 THOS, O'BRlEN,
A"S1, ,ool Trustee.
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A Card,

Mr. Ankrom, who alleges that he was
recently robbed at the LingRmsn house,
lives at Patton's Landing, Wetzel county.
He was in the sitting room instead of the
dining room as reported. He was uLdeT
the influence Of liquor while in the house.
lie SAYS there were suspicious persons in
the house at the time, which l can say
is not true unless it be persons who came
in and went out with Mr.. Ankrom. The
pocket book, which contained Is cents,
was found in the sitting where he had
been. DAVID OPPENHEIM.
Clerk Of the LinQQmGn House.
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GAInnIinw Affair.

A fracas occurred in the Eighth ward
Yesterday afternoon, between John Mil.
Ter and Charles Rolf. After pounding
each other for considerable time, they
concluded to adjourn to the Ohio side of
the river and have it out. The complete
history of what took place there is not
known, but towards 4 o'clock Rolf re-
turned to this city, having been shot In
the face, but not seriously injured. His
wounds were attended to by DR.. S. l..
Brice
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at,heeliug Gegl5ter.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

Undertaking link Il Son.
Plumbers Thompson u Hibberd.
Photographs Plummer's Gallery.
New Sllverware-Turner & Dillon.
Something New-Higgins' Gallery.
Notice in Bankruptcy.
Pennsylvania College OF Dental Sur
gerry.
To Whom 1t May Concern-Thomas
Burke.
Fourth Street NJ, L. Church.
Hayden's Patent Fire Kindlers-H. f.
Behrens.
Cheap Velocipedes-Genthers Variety
Store.
Letter List.
Student Lamps-Cummins & Woods.
Clan Soup Lunch-South Wheeling
House
Notice to Contrsctors-Nesbitt q Bro.
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Hung,

a great commotlon wss csgse- d.
Market street, near Twcnty.secogJ 1h, y.
Y o'clock on Thursday night by the a.
covery of Whist appeared TO be The 49,
OF man which was suspended fr,, .
sign post in front of the e lock store in : -
squsre named. The honest Germso ~ -
made the discovery was SO trl,b,sre,
that he rushed trantically 10 a ue,rbL,.
ing saloon and summoned helm 70 sTr ,,' .
man down" His story was net bsliey.i
st first but finally considerable nun, ~.
accompanied him to the place where ,E :,
object was found. To mske lone Co., ~
short, the man" was cut down and fr,!
to be bag OF hay.
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New UTIenna.

NEW ORLEANS, Msy F.-Coaee-
Strong and higher; Rio cargoes, ofdi'
nary TO prime l59lsc, gold. SugN-
Quiet and firm; inferior 10 good commoh
6(964c; common N good common we
7c; yellow clarified sic Molas'e' IN
fair demand; common 10000 far zN9
25c. Rice-Scarce ard hfmi L2uislAns
ordinary 10 choice 6G6ic.
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FOR - ALE.

ToFFER FOR SALE Ny RESIDENCE
end Grounds, 4 mile east of the City on
the National road, at the terminus OF the
Kim Grove railroad.
There are some IA acres of land, with the
choicest fruits and shruboery. Inc mouse
onytoins All conyeniences OF gas, water,
so. and is In perfect order. Staoling,
green house, ice house, milk house,
6enery, &c, convenient.
Terms easy. Improved city property IN
Wheeling or Baltimore, VIII be taken III
part payment. ,,,,, -, Nov.
Apply TO myself until the 18Th OF May
after that time TO MIR. Chamber HerNey'
ms9ra SAMUEL LAUGHL1N.
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LEWIS :. JORDAN,

ALFRED CALDWELL,
special Commissioners.
]. c. HERVFY, Auctloneer. mali
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For Court.

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Shaughnessy,
of Centre Wheeling, Will appear in the
Police Court this morning and inform
HIS Honor why the former struck Con.
stable Cooper in the back Of the head
with = brick, while the latter pumme'ed
him in the breast on last Thursday, He
had been sent for to quiet disturbance
at wedding, and the affair grew out of
the fact that he was on the premises Of
the Sbaughnessys without warrant.
Efforts were made by the defendants to
compromise the csses before Squire
Wait. but without success.
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UurnailabIe Matter.

The following letters are held 4! the
Postoftice for the necessary stamps:
Miss Mary A. Burke No. rs corner
Robinson and Craig streets, Allegheny
City, Pa; J. 5. Mccormick, Esqr.,s city,
DR.. j. n. Rsley, Jameson, Davies coun-
ty, Mo VIM. Q. Riddle, Deep Valley,
Greene county, Pa; NJ. s. Earnest, 53t
Broadway New York; Robert Kyle, No,
100 Virginia street.
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RRse Ball NOIPa.

The Brown Stockings, of Bridgeport
will play the Bellsires, Of Beilalre, on
the KIrkwood grounds beginning at 8
o'clock to-day. Jack GaIlaher, who play
ed lett field with the defunct Standards,
will play with the Bellslres.
Il seems that We are 10 have an ana
teur club organized in our city within
the next two weeks. We will give the
names Of the proposed club soon.
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TIE excursion TO Steubenville On the
steamboat Express next Sunday, will
without any doubt, be well pGtronized.
Capt. Asa Booth knows how TO make his
passengers comfortable, And as I Lar
ME ia going TO feed the eTcursicnisLs, all
can be cure that everything will be as it
should. The boat will leave Bellaire at
8 and Wheeling at A, NJ Fare for
round trip only 80 cents, children only
Is cents, and all can get dinner for %
cents each on the boat.
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AEree nisirihntion.

Last night horse attached to Shall
cross mail wagon, took fright st some,
object at the p, w. & h. railroad depot,
and started up the wharf at dexter
speed, which resulted in bresking mis-
harness and scattering the msil sacks
which were all picked up and safely de.
posted at the postottice.
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ScnIIiny NpIaA.

Il is rumored that Ed. Clayton, Of the
G. ?. Brown Club, will, in all probability,
row Seibert, Pittsburgh osrsman, some
time during the season. We understand
tina, $50 has been allowed by Ssibert TO
Clayton to row on the Pittsburgh course,
or the former would take the amour:
and row over our course.
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delegates Amounted.

List night the Wheeling and Ohio
County Medical Society met at the Office
Of DR.. D. B. Ward, on Twelfth street,
and elected Drs Frissell and Hildreth IS
delegates to the American Medical Asso-
cistlon which is shortly TO be held at
RufFoIc. New York
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Accident,

Miss MoIlie Bachmsn, living al the
residence of Mr.. August Yahrling, No.
25O9 Chspline street, when going up
stars yesterday afternoon with kettle
of hot water, stumbled, snd falling re-
cpived the contents in her face. Her in
iuries sre quite severe. She wss taken
10 her home by her mother.
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Released en Bail.

Jim Sutton gave $1,000 bail, with
Charles Msyerfeld as surety, yesterday,
and was released from the Jail. The
charge on which he was held was for rob-
blng Mr.. Benshadler, Of Fulton, some
weeks slnca.
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AFTER all that has been said about
sweeping reductions" the Grand Cen
trial is the only frst-clsss hotel in New
York that has made 8 sweeping reduc-
ton" 1t offers frst-clsss Accommodation
for $3.50 and $500 per day.
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Motherr, Moihers. nolher,.

Don't tail to procure Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for all diseases OF teeth
ing in children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures wind colo, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving relIet and health
70 the child, gives rest 10 the mother.
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A LETTER UN PIC.NICS
To be Read in The Catholic Churches
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow.
To Each Of the Clergy Of the archdiocese
Of Baltimore:
REV DEAR SIR:-As the season is ap-
preaching when excursions and pic.nics
are usually held, request you to call the
attention Of your congregation to the
statute of the diocese bearing upon this
subject.
Experience has shown that pic mics
ard excursions are frequent occasion Of
scandal and dissipation, and that even
those which are undertaken under the
auspices Of the church can escape the
stigma OF license and disedifcation only
by the prudent foresight and vigilance Of
10 &C stC-.
pecunlsry profits resulting from
Iar amusemepts can compensate for
q single Gin or scene Of disorder, and l
need not add that scandal, far from be-
ing palliated, Is aggravated, when com
mitted on an occasion Of this kind.
In view Of the dangers attending even
those festivities which are undertaken in
the interests of charity and religion, the
statutes Of the diocese require, as you are
aware, that no Intoxicating drings should
be sold or used on the premises, and that
the pastors, by their presence and coun-
sci, should contribute to the maintenance
of decorum and order.
Your congregation should be also ad-
monished that excursions and picnics
held under the management OF Catholic
societies have no ecclesiastical sanction
whatever, unless approved by the pastor,
and subject to the rules already an
nounced.
You will please read this circular to
your congregation on Sunday next, with
such remarks as your wisdom will sug-
gest. I JAMES,
ArcLblgL0D of BgIt1lOrs.
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For Sale Cheap for Cash.

n HEAVY STONE WAGONS, ZIG al
one spring Wagon, three ton OF
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter SUNK. one, one ne"
Snrinv Wagon. ). J. ELLlFRITA,
Pani5 Cor. oath and Market streets
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Local Mcntner iseDorI.

Below we give the highest end lowest
thermometer, with state of weather, for
the week ending last evening. Observa-
tions made by Mr.. Schnepf, at Opera
house drug store: