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TIE IcE Was Tnrx, &c.-on Saturday
afternoon five boys got duckiug in the
river while skating. 1t happened thusly:
Quite large crowd OF skaters were on a
stretch OF smooth ice just above the sus.
pension bridge, on the Island side, enjoy.
Ing the fine sport. A string Of seven boys
left the crowd and started on an exploring
expedition along the shore, taking in a
good many "ticklish" spots while on their
way. "Ticklish," we must explain to the
uninitiated, is the Juvenile term for thin
or rotten ice. While passing over one Of
these places the ice gave way, and left five
Of the seven struggling in the water. For.
tunately the water Is not deep at this
point, and the youngsters were able to
work their way to the shore, and thence
strike bee line for home and dryer
clothing. The incident created no little
excitement among the skaters, and It was
thought for few moments that some OF
the boys had been drowned.
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CRY CouScIL.-A special meeting OF the
City Council has been called for this even.
ing. Among other matters OF interest
demanding the attention OF the body Is
the report OF the Committee on Ordinances
in regard 10 the proposed COW ordinance,
and an ordinance fixing the licenses for
the Opera House and Washington Hall.
The Committee on Fire Department Is also
expected to submit u report upon the burn.
ing OF the hues OF the steamer United at
the fire In Centre Wheeling on Tuesday
night last. 1t is probable, also, that the
questioned making the Mayoralty a salaried
Office will also be brought up for discussion.
The meeting promises TO be interesting
throughout, and the lobby will no doubt
be crowded with spectators.
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BrLLAlRE LocAs.-James Williams, In
unconscious intoxication, arrived from the
West on the 6:l0 train, Friday evening,
and was taken 10 the Mayors ONCE. II
took four men TO carry him there, and, cost
sl2 30. In default Of payment he was
committed. ~,
The many friends Of George Claus will
be glad to learn that he is, at this wiring,
able to sit up.
The present sharp weather brings money
into the street railway till. The business
is purely local, as since the closing Of the
river, the cars only run as far as the COM
pany's stables on Gravel Hill.
The farmers are bringing their poultry,
produce, hay, ETC., into the city on run
ners, and everywhere there Is alconhnuous
jingle OF merry sleigh bells.
Rev. B. S. Deans Sunday evening topic
was miracles Necessity" This series
OF lectures given by the reverend gentle-
man are proving very acceptable 70 ms
people, and his able discussion OF his SUD-
jects should secure the presence oil all VINO
feel interested in them.
After ten months OF idleness the nres
have been lighted in the Window Glass
furnaces, and the first blow will be made
on Thursday, January I'd. -,
The Christmas entertainment at the u
P. Church being free, brought together,
full house, and the audience went away De
lighted with the essays, orations, decla,
nations and vocal music which constituted
the programme OF the evening. AT the
Episcopal Church on Friday evening
music, recitation by the infant class and
Christmas tree, Illuminated and dec
GRATED with gifts for the children, was
successful and highly delightful affair
The editor OF the Phonogrdph and hi
wife took sleigh ride to the county sea
on Saturday.
Business among the ice packers has beer
pushed with vigor, and some OF them ar
well nigh through.
The damage suit OF Mrs. Meek agains.
the G. & P. Railroad Company for the dealt
of her husband, which occurred or. thu
company's track last January, was decidet
on Saturday last in favor Of the company
Much interest has attached TO this case
and 1t was thought that damages would By
awarded the plaintiff, Us the train which
caused the death OF her husband was run
ming ut high speed within the city limits
1t is yet to be determined whether an up
peal will be taken. .. -
Mr.. Jake burst is getting on large sup
ply OF oysters in bulk, and also shell-oys
ters. He will be fixed for New Years.
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DEN. Ex. CoM.-The city Democratic
Executive Committee held a meeting in
the grand jury room, at the Court House,
on Saturday night. Mr.. J. B. Shepherd,
OF the Seventh Ward, presided, and Mr..
G. Schambra, oithe Second Ward, was the
Scribe. A resolution calling upon the
faithful to assemble in their respective
wards on the 18th Of January, for the
purpose Of holding primary elections, was
unanimously adopted. The primaries will
he held at the usual voting places, and the
polls will be open from II AN. TO s P. N.
There will be no delegate convention, but
at these primaries the candidates will be
chosen by direct vote Of the party, and
those receiving pluralities Of the votes cast
will be declared the regular nominees Of
the party. This is new departure on the
part OF the Democracy, and gives rise to
many speculations as to the probable re-
sult
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NEW 0FFIcERs.-Ata meeting OF Wheel
ing Lodge No. Q, l. 0. o. F., held Saturday
evening, the following officers were elect
cd: Thomas r. Bellville, N. g.; John w.
Reddall, V. e.; N. W. Beck, Secretary;W.
Ellingham, Treasurer.
The following named gentleman will be
installed officers OF Eureka Lodge No. iS,
|. o. o. F., next Thursday night, to serve
the ensuing six months: J. n. Wood, n.
g.; Jacob Steurnagel, V. g.; G. ]. Hayes,
Secretary; VIM. Hall, Treasurer and Trtls-
tee.
At a recent meeting OF the I. o. F. s. l.,
the following officers were elected: Joseph
Emshiemer, President; b. Marx, Vice
President; l. Blum, j., Recording SeGre-
tary; S. Rice, Financial Secretary; P. Ro-
senstein, Treasurer; S. Blum, Guide; w.
Welfeld, Warden; NJ. Rich, Guardian ;
and ]. speyer, Representative to Grand
Lodge.
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Az UspEMAnIE TlurH.-You deserve to
tufier, and II you lead q miserable, unsatisfae-
sorry life in this beautiful world, It Is entirely
and skepticisn, which has killed Thousands,
Personal knowledge and common sense reason
ing will soon show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you OF Liver complaint or
Dyspepsia, with all It's miserable effects, such
as sick stomach, habitual costiyeness, dizziness
OF the head, nervous prostration, lo~ spirits.
DC. Its sales now reach every town on the
Western Continent and not Druggist but
will tell you Of It's wonderful cures. You
can buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
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River yevx

MrNr9ls, December 29.-Riyer I'm.
Departed: Gilmore and barges, C.j, a''
LOUISVILLE, December % W,
showing. River falling, with ~. ..isG.
ches in canal. 'esi d.
NEW ORLEANS, December 9-y,.
walls. Departed: Thompson De-, SG = M
phis. Weather rainy and warner -' ITO
EvASsviLLE, December o9.-Rir., Il,
ing, with lSl feet by gauge. Ws,dll l'
showing; a moderating wind fro salsf
south; mercury ranging At SO'. IA hs ~
ness. 'V oOt'
CAIRO, December 9O.-AriyeJ. r..
nonwCealth, New Orleans; ThoHss,, S SON
lock, Cincinnati; Simpson IloFnes v Sae'
burg. Departed: Belle Of Sbrs,..s.eats
New Orleans, River Is feet 10 inCb, spo't
falling. Two inches Of snow hi. san an
ing and light fall Of rain this srs non
Mercury 500. ' evening
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JusrIcE PniLLiPs.-Richard Calisin, q
Italian peanut merchant, was before Jus
tice VIM. Phillips on Saturday, on a charge
Of fornication, preferred by Mary Glass.
After hearing the evidence in the case, the
Justice required the defendant to give bond
In the sum OF $500 for his appearance at
Court TO answer, which he was unable to
do, and he was accordingly committed In
default. Subsequently Mary agreed TO
withdraw the complaint provided the ltal-
ian would promise TO marry her, which he
readily agreed to do, preierring matrimony
10 imprisonment
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PULPIT PolNTs.-Thc Christmas festival
ofthe Second Presbyterian Sabbath school
will be held on Tuesday evening at
o'clock, in the school room oil the church.
Songs and hymns, addresses, and the dis
tribution OF presents to the children, Will
make joyous evening for ALL.
The second Of the series OF Sermons
for the Children" waspreachee,d by the kev.
jas. d. Motat, to the children Of the
Second Presbyterian Sabbath School, yes:
terday afternoon. Rev. Motiat has the
happy faculty OF delivering an entertain
ing and instructive address, interesting
alike to children and adults; and We pre-;
dict the best results will followthis Original
effort to please and interest the children.
The sermon at the English Lutheran
Church yesterday morning was from the
text, "Let us rejoice and be glad and give
honor to Him, for the marriage oil the
Lamb is come, and his wife hath made
herself ready Rev. xix;7. zine ciitrch Is
most beautifully trimmed with laurel ana
holly. In the afternoon sunday school
prayer service was held winch was
largely attended. From year toyear tne
interest in this Sabbath school seems 10
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There were two cases before the court
in the morning, viz: Frank Everson and
Joseph Morton were charged with vag'
rancy. They were each fined 81 and costs,
and committed in default. ..
In the afternoon the following docket
was disposed Of:
Harry Paxton paid fine OF s. and costs
for disorderly conduct.
John Murden, for using abusive Ian
guage towards VIM. Frazier, was fined 81,
which he paid.
The case OF George Baum, which was
twice continued during the week, was
concluded ut this session OF the court.
Baum was arrested on Saturday night, the
2lst inst, on a charge OF irequenting a
house in the Eighth Ward for thepurpose
OF prostitution. His Honor, after review
ing the testimony, announced that the
offence charged had not been proven to
his satisfaction, and thereupon discharged
the defendant from custody.
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A TEMPERANCE TICKET TO BE NOMINATED.
On Saturday evening u number Of the
friends Of temperance, Irrespective OF party
affiliations, met at Hornbrook's Hall TO
consult upon the propriety Of putting
temperance ticket in the field at the APP
preaching municipal election. There
were present perhaps one hundred and
fifty prominent temperance workers and
friends OF the cause, including dozen or
so Of the solid representative men OF the
city. A. G. Robinson, Esq, was chosen
chairman, and NJ. sJetfers Esq, acted
as Scribe.
After some discussion, 1t was decided to
issue call for mass convention at the
Count House, for the purpose Of nominat-
ing a complete city ticket, TO be voted for
at the ensuing charter election. The
Executive Committee was directed TO issue
a call, inviting all citizens, irrespect-
i've OF party affiliations, who desire the
honest enforcement OF the laws Of the
city, and who are in favor Of temperance
principles, TO attend primary meetings in
their respective wards on Friday evening
next, at o'clock, to select delegates to a
mass convention TO be held at the Court
House on the Saturday following at 9
o'clock p. N. Seven delegates are TO be
elected from each ward, and the places OF
holding the primary meetings are as fol-
lows:
First Ward-Vigilant Hose House.
Second Ward-0ld City Hall, over Mar
ket House.
Third Ward-Court House.
Fourth Warl-Atlantic Engine House.
Fifth Ward-Fifth Ward Hose House.
Sixth Ward-United Engine House.
Seventh Ward-A. Barkley's cigar fac
tory.
Eighth Warl-Westwood's Hall.
The following gentlemen were chosen
Judges OF the election:
First Warl-Wm. J. Wilson, J. W.
Browning.
Second ward-Edward Clator, ir., VIM.
Starke.
Third ward-Capt. John Carlin, Isaac
B. Kelly.
Fourth Ward-M. LETTERS, Chris. Cline
Fifth Ward-John Parker, James Ma
Sixth ward-G. G. Murdoch, L. D
Wait.
Seventh Ward-A. Barley, Samuel
Faris. =,
Eighth ward-John Waltord, Joseph
seibold.
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MANY cases OF Diphtheria and Sore Throat
are prevailing at present throughout the city
and country towns and we may look for va
riety Of recipes and recommendations OF this
or that cure from the wise ones. In the inter
est OF suffering children We wish to say 4
word in favor OF Lawson's Curative as pre-
ventatiye as well as cnre for this inyidious
enemy OF children. Wehave such undoubted
evidence that the Curative will cure Diphthe-
ria that We strongly urge every family with
first symptoms OF sore throat use II freely. The
directions which go with each bottle are am
pie for its use. NwAF
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"THI Golden Age" Is the Ute OF the Ia
test effort OF Mr.. George Storm, the artist,
which Is now attracting considerable at
tention at Floods picture store, on 18th
street. II is q beautiful representation In
oil OF a steel engraving Of two bright and
happy children, the smaller OF whom idly
TOYS with o handful OF flowers, while the
elder looks on with affectionate admlra-
ton. The picture, we understand, has
been put up by Mr.. Storm at q valuation
Of SlOO, to be ratified of at dollara chance.
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TOMMY CocHAYXE, accompanied by sew
eral othersC started on'last Thursday in q
sleigh for Sunfsh to attend masquerade
bali to be given at that place on that night.
While near Wegee, the horses became
frightened and ran OF; breaking thesleigh
and throwing out the party, iniuring one
OF Cockayne's legs and bruising the face
OF another one OF the party. They pro.
cured another sleigh after some delay and
went on their way, arriving at their desti.
nation at half.past three o'clock Friday
morning. Owing to their late arrival the
ball was postponed until, Friday night,
when large attendance and good time
was had,
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Another valuable Hint.

Few, II any, proprietary medicines in
America have conferred 80 great boon
on society as "Dr. c. McLAne's Celebrated
Liver Pills,-hence limitations are being
submitted for extra profit by many drug.
gists. But as the DR.. Is name Is spelt LANE,
and the directions wrapped inside are
printed on water marked paper, while the
Pills are OF o darkish hue-otherwise you
will he duped with trash,
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1wIsh Erery.edx to Know,

Rev. George H. Thayer, an old citizen Of
this vicinity known TO every one as most In.
fuential citizen, and Christian Minister OF the
N. Z. Church, just this moment stopped In
our store to.say: ~ wish everybody TO know
that ! consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shilohs Consumption Cure" II
is having tremendous sale over our counters
and Is giving perfect satisfaction in all cases Of
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done.
DIS. MGrcHErr & FRANCE
Bourbon, Ind, May Is, 1878.
Sold by L. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; G.
2, Dwight, 9th and Chapline sb.; Laughlin
Bros. 4 Co., Wheeling; and Husbands 4 In.
skip, Bellaire. :.
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Those complaining Of sore throat hoarSe
ness, coughs, or taking their death o. cold i
should use Browns Bronchial TrochsSr
Their efficacy Is wonderful. The genuine Ia,
John l. Brown 4 Sons, Boston" on each nor
and e sold by Logan, List 4 Co and eysry
druggist only In boxes, at Is cents, BewsIs
Of worthless limitations s"~'e
Browns Comphonted Dentrifrice posses,e,
ne best Ingredients for preserving and BEAN,
uiyins tSs teeth. Price 2Sc, large bottles.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Mr.. Hull PIays IL zine, and Get. AVN,
with $50 600.

with ESQ, 900.
New YoRK, December 2s.-Field &
James, brokers, 10 Broad street, offer re.
ward OF 5000 for the arrest Of q curb.
stone broker named Hull, who they
charged, robbed them this afternoon Of
$1,000 worth OF four and half per cent
United States coupon bonds. II seems
HUI arranged on Thursday for the pur-
chase OF the bonds, and to-day called for
them Being known, they were delivered
70 him by the Cashier. He counted them,
placed them in his pocket, and left, re,
marking he would step 70 the corner and
get certified check for the amount at his
bank, and has not been seen since. Hull
Is m Old man, wears q wig, and dyes his
whiskersi and mustache, M : =
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pianos and OFeans Cor the Holidays
cheap.
oue4 octave organ at sS5. .o
one S octave Estey organ at SoO. :.
One ! stop Smith American organ a'
20 One 8 stop Taylor & Farley organ at $50.
One $50 Smith American organ al
'' One o stop Packard organ at se5.
One 8 octave melodeon ut $40.
One 9 octave piano at go.
One 8 octave 6hickering piano ut 80:
ONE Q octave Chickering piano Of slVo'
One { octave Haines' piano at S2OO.
One Il octave new piano at SOY;
Call and examine, at Q. Y. Lucas MUSIC
Store, 1927 Market street.
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MvNIcIpAL CoURr-Judge Cranmer

Court sat atl0A. N. Saturday US usual.
The case OF Josephine X. Mitchell vs..
Rose A. Junkins and Milton W. Junkins,
interpleader, in which the First National
Bank OF Bellaire, and the First National
Bank Of Bridgeport claim the stock attach
ell in the Wheeling Tow Boat and Barge
Company, was put on trial before the fol-
lowing fury: Daniel Whitehead, James
NJ. Todd, D. X. Irwin, Samuel Matthews, A.
]. Lucas, P. B. Dobbins, John Gillespie,
]. NJ. Brown, James Carney, Simon keim,
J. Farley and W. D. English.
Adjourned until Monday at 10 A.
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Great Roon,

The greatest boon to children teethine and
for curing Wind Collie, Diarrhra and other
Ills peculiar to children, Is the renowned Mr.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, 4 safe and certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price,
Is cents.
Browns vermifugc comfits, for expellipe
worms. are the most unfailing and pleasant
In the world. Price Is cents, For
sale by Logan, List & Co., and by all druepists
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1t Is strange so many people will continue
70 suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver
eral Debility when they can procure at on,
store SHILoH's ViTALIzER, free af cost, II II
does not relieve or care them. Price, rs cents,
Sold by f. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; G. Z.
Dwight 2ithand Chapline sts.; IAughlin Bros,
4 Co., Wheeling; aud Husbands & Inskip,
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Hon. A. II. STEPHENS, the great States.
man OF the South, writes: II have used
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for rheuma.
tism, with great benefit. cheerfully rec.
ommend It" II never fails to cure. Sold
by all Druggists. Send for circular 10 R.
X. Helphenstine, Washington, D. G.
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WE speak knowingly when we assert that
Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Kenewer Is tne
Continent Personal trial has demonstrated
this. and the article Is an elegant and Clearly
one without which We think no toilet CON- COM
plete, Messrs Johnston, Holloway & Co, eo3
Arch street, Philadelphia, are the agents f9r
The article and when our Philadelphia friends
return from Cape May, they should certainly
procure some Of Il. We know Of no such ar
ticle extant for the hair and thus speak IN
such decided and emphatic terins.-Oeed''
Foam, Glpe Nav NJ j. Jaw
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ADMITTED TO BAIL-As intimated in our
Saturdays issue, Edward Kiger, who has
been in Jail four or five weeks on charge
OF killing Franz Hobrecht, in tho Eighth
Ward, has been released on bail. DR.,
Sample Ford, Ferd. DieboId and Peter De-
temple on Saturday gave bond In the sum
OF 5000 for his appearance at the next
meeting Of the grand Jury Of the Circui.
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CLOSING 0uT.-Mr. LW. Grub, the Main
Street Jeweler, Is closing out bis elegant
and attractive stock, preparatory to moving
into his hew quarters 10 Washington Hall.
Bargains eau now be obtained at Mr.. erubb's,
and the stock the purchaser will find TO Sc.
licty from would DO hard to find equaled In
any city. Call and examine the goods. La.
dies viii be especially pleased with the
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...,- CLEVELAND, NovemberS, 1876.
Larson Chemical C6npdny:
GEsrLEMES:-The bottle OF Lawson's Cura-
tive you gave me has conferred an une1pect-
ed benefit, for which you have my sincere
thanks. My boy, four years old, was attacked
with Diphthena In the night, and so rapidly
did the disease progress that we knew some
thing must be done at once or we should lose
him. Having nothiugin the house but your Gu
native, which We knew TO be effective in allaying
Inflammation, We gargled his throat and bound
cloths, wet with the Curative, on the outside,
and In ashorttime the Inflammation, subsid-
ed, and our fears for his safety vanished, You
are at liberty TO refer any one to us to substan-
tate the above facts. Yours etc,
J. b. MoLYSEAUX.
After reading the above, no one who values
the lives Of their children, will be without a
bottle OF Curative in the house. Mwr4w
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Of twenty-five years standing.-The second
yice-president OF the Excelsior Savings Bank,
sd street and 9Th Ave, Booths Theatre) L.
p. Lawrence, was lame for twenty-five years.
Contraction OF the muscles OF his left leg
had no faith at first In the Liniment-was In
duced TO try II from his knowledge OF DR..
Giles who Is scientific and able chemist, and
who has never yet made poor article. Seeing
It's good effects on others-tried II, and to Mr..
L. surprise and satisfaction, the stiffness left
the cords Of his leg, and 1t became as elastic as
the other. .yJSsl ~. g
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
On. GILES,
100 West Broadway, New York.
Trial size 25c.s Logan, List &Co., Agents.
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A ,1,,or A Tno,.,,d

When death was hourly expected, all rem
edics having failed, and DR.. H. James wa
experimenting with Indian Hemp, he acct
dentally cured his only child OF Consumption
and now gives this Recipe free for two stamps
10 pay expenses.
address, CRADDock & Co., 1882 Race Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
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TIE BUILDING ASSOCIATION CAsEs.-The
chancery cases OF John McGannon VS..
the Central Building Association, George
Crumbacker vs.. the Franklin Building AS,
ISOLATION, and +. Faloure vs.. the Island
Building Association, in the Circuit Court
on Saturday, were argued by Mr.: Hub
bard for the Associations, and BY Messrs.
Russell and Peck for the plaintiffs, upon a
motion to dissolve the injunctions hereto.
fore awarded. The arguments not being
concluded, Courtadjourned in the evening
until this morning at 8 o'clock.
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Ciueinnal yellow Fever Co.,-t,n,,o,,,

Cincinnati Yellow Fever Contribu.iOnu.
CINCINNATI, December 29.-The Yellow
Fever Relief Committee Of Cincinnati has
completed It's report Of the contributions
Of this city to the sufferers in the South
during the late epidemic. The total. ex.
ciusiye Of The Independent contributions
o. the Catholic Church, Is 500, no 9S.