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Sharp County record., 1878-01-25

was warmingup to its work, the trencn
cook filed in time by pOking among the
Goals and ashes in search of the baked
potatoes. He found two, reduced to the
size of marbles, black as dream Of
despair and hard as fate. When the
buckwheat cake was ready to turn, ne
turned it. 1t took q long time before
he rot it all scraped off, mass OF raw
batter and burned dough, but the grid
die was clear at last, and the so-called
cake deposited along with the eggs.
Mr.. Rubelkins deposited the griddle in
the water pail, to soak off, put loaf of
bread under his arm, plate of butter
and a carving knife and a cup and
saucer in his hand, and then catching
up the cOffee-pOt, strobe gloomlly up
stairs, where it was more cheerful, he
said. He cut a slice of bread an inch
thick and his thumb. Then he cut
another slice and the same
thumb. Then he savagely thrust the
knife through the loaf into the palm Of
his hand, and then hauled off for re-
pairs. He tied up his thumb and pour
ed out cup of coffee. 1t was a little
too strong for lye, he thought, but
rather weak for aqua FORTS. He swal-
lowed this decoctiOn and chewed the
thick slices of bread, with the tears
coursing over his blistered cheeks and
dropping down on the wOrst-lOoking
clothes he ever saw. He glanced at the
clock. 1t was just half past eleven
o'clock, and without a word he put on
his summer clothes, and locking up the
house, he sought the shelter Of the hotel
and registered his name with a lie on
his lips and sorrow in his heart.-BuT-
6ngtOn HG10kege.
Sharp County record., 1878-01-25
An Indians Report OF a Fist Fight

Two COrnishmen who had some
icultv tc settle yesterday repaired
the slum reservoir below the old HOO]
State mill, with a few friends to see /
play, and there " had it OUT 1t y
at the old reservoir, where the lnd1
sometimes play football nice, le1
soft spot. Being out of the reach oil
police, the parties had all the fun
themselves. and a fine social time u
had Of it, till the capacity for its enl
ment failed one of the principals.
Indian, who Witnessed the battle m
afar, was greatly delighted with the
hibitiOn. He was full Of the battle eV
when we met him--hOurs after it
over. Said he q" WOOh me see I
man heap plight um?n He then q
his eyes, bowed his head upon
breast, and struck out blindly for b
minute, when he Strengthened
tossed his long hair back over his be-
and remarked: WOoh! You be.
He then began poking out and draw
in his Fright" and left" alternats
representing cautious sparring, but "
denly clapped his hand to his lett e!
and said "Ugh!n /" Next ne made q
or two lunges with his "right,
keeping his left hand over his eye, g
another " Ugh" removed his hand
the end of his nose, and reeled aOl
quite groggily. While he was in
act Of blowing his nose, he got a Hex
his right eye, which called forth p
longed grunt, and this, according 70.
Piute pantomime report Of the a1l
ended the fight, as he paved the All
a moment, threw his head back, =
went to grass. n-Vjrgir'iG Gu E~
DriSe.
Sharp County record., 1878-01-25
Hunting for a Missing Bride.

On Thursday morning last two G y
called on Esquire Haywood, OF 7.
shohocken, and told singular St0.
They said that on Wednesday eyenl;:
wedding was to have taken place
tween young lady living in GEes.
boro, Perry County, Pa, and a you
man from Nebraska. The BRIDE .
her friends took charge of the arrau:
ments, but when the hour for the GO
mony arrived the lady was missing
was soon reported that she had Leu
place to avoid the marriage. The gL,%.
repaired to the nearest Justice Ol
Peace, and swore out q search-Waitl.. j.
to arrest the body Of the " stolen u. !
wherever she might be found. ohe >
an aunt living at Spring Mill, this g.. y,
ty, to whom it was thought she Ii
have gore. The Constable ana
friend had ridden all night on the =
to reach Conshohocken. They Wal,
Esquire Haywood to indorse the v,
rant, which he did, at the same time
vising them that their mode OF prov.
inc was not well chosen. Whether =, y
got the lady is not knoWn.-N0rT'''
(Pa.) Herald.
Sharp County record., 1878-01-25

DURING the last century, says the
London W0rld, a famous Partisan fnan-
cier gained great favor among the no.
biiity, because when he gave a dinner
every guest found under his napkin q
rouleau Of louis dor, and sometimes at
dessert large plates full Of gold were
brought on the table, to which each
person could help himself, the same as
if they were nuts. In Paris an Ameri-
can has just taken it into his head to
have his menus engraved on elegant
little silver plates bearing the name of
each of his guests, who are invited to
keep them as a memento.
Sharp County record., 1878-01-25

l would spend an hour at the W., : :
ster Church and then come to H.
said no, that | must stay with hin a
| gave my data to the pastor an5 e
tees of the Westminster Church. ,.s' Is
shucted them how to proceed. pl
"When DR.. Stone introduced q
his congregation, he told them !,
had n plan to propose to them q,
magnitude that he had no word,
press it. | unfOlded it to them q,
work began as it had in the
church. When we were abou ),
through a delegation came in to
that the debt of the WeStminstercS
had been raised. This was a sti'
that reused the enthusiasm of tho :
ers, and in q Shor: time S67.mS
been promised. The next Supd,,l
Stone, without any aid, raised n
mainder, and 80, 200 over, in the
way, while | was at work raising
of S2S,O00 in the Calvary Church :
money has all been paid in, emf
churches are free from debt. kt
same way have been cleared from
ID churches on the Pacific coast, /
in Denver, and two in Peoria. e
"Dr. RObinson's church is thG
Eastern church in which have laboc
but I am daily in receipt of letteBf
churches in all parts of the UnioDl
most pleading letters, begging NE
come to their assistance and save +
from ruin
"Do you cOnine your efforts emit
to Presbyterian churcheS?"
"No; l have aided Baptist, Met,
ist and Congregational churchs,I
well.n
"Is it true that Mr.. Moody was
verted while in your Sundav-sc,
class, and that your daughter was
of his first converts in Brooklyn?n
Eyes. Both nv daughter and
son were converted through his ins
mentality"
"DO you never have your moi
questioned, or false ones imputed
youm
&" Never by those who know what
work is, ,or have seen it; but often
those Who fsnt1W nothing Of what
been doAs csshsw it is done. III
often AeS.i =: said, ooh, pooh,
talk is all clap trap; and he makes
Of all selts oIaueer methods to ez
money. This is unjust and unE
and only excusable ION the ground
ignorance. | do urge every conSid
ton that can think of to induce
to give of what they have. [ explal
them, in a busineSs-Iike manner,
.they will find it actually cheaper in
end to make an earnest effort and pa
a debt at once than to 90 on, year
year, paying interest on it
"Have your efforts ever resultel
failure?"
Where the time has elapsed
pledges have been met. Only
church, so far I know, is doubtful
there the members are nOtUnited.
pledges are changed into valid pr
ises, which can be and are dealt wit
business way"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

Scribner's Magazine fer March has bet re.
ceived from it's publishers, Scribner Il Co.,
New York. 1t is handsomely illustrated lts
contents are: A Trip to Central Au,eric"; Ills
Inheritance; Concerning Certain Pr"diga';
Az American Colony 10 Normandy Manor
House; Roxy; An E.rtbquaka Experience;
Personal "reminiscences of Linoolo; What Our
Boys ara Reading; Dresden China; Keuyoo
College; Last Days of Edgar A. Poe; Susan
Lawton's Escape; Topics Of the Times; Home
ADD Society; Poetry, g., &c.
St. Nicholas for March, by the same publish.
ers as Soribner's, has also been received. 1t is
profusely illustrated, and will be enjoyed by the
girls and boys for. the instruction aDd amuse.
ment f which class of readers it is principally
intended. 50.
We have received from tho Leonard Scott
Publishing Company the January number Of
their reprint OF the Westminster Review.
Among its contents are attractive and instIuc
live articles on Democracy 10 Europe, Of special
interest now ; Charlotte Bronte, her lie and
works; Tho Education of Girls Losing, his
lite and writings; Tho Indian Famine; Charles
Sumner The Telephone India and our Go.
louial Empire, and Contemporary Literature.
We have received from the Treasury De.
partment cory of the annual report Of j. b.
Hill, supervising architect, and from Gen. B.
Il. johnson, copy of bis able report on the
public debt of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, February l9, 1873
The market To-day is scarcely 30 firm, and prices
are of. Flour continues dull and inactive.
Wheat is in light receipt and sold at $50 fol-
choice, and 1913 for fancy lot. but the same
grain yesterday would havo brought higher
prices. Corn is weaker, and 720 bushels sold at
IS and Sc l0J bushels Of Rye brought GO. and
small lots of Oats sc and 80.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Febr'y. 49,
Beef Cattlo-Prcos to-day ranged as follows :
Best Beeves.... w w
Generally rated first quality 90 90
Medium or good fair quality ..........3 81 q 4 90
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 90 3 so
Extreme range ofprices. % a %
Most of tho sales were from ..........4 w Oo
Total receipts for the week l142 head. Total
sales for the week 1l3G head
Tho market has been slow this week. and
prices are 5slc lower than last week. The
quality of tho offerings shows some Improvement
on those of last week, there being much larger
number of good Cattle in the pens and fewer
100 lbs. few selling 81 the latter price
Mich Cows-Trade in Cows has been slow,
and prices show no Improvement, but the re-
verse We quote at 25s$45 per head st retail.
Sheep-The market has been quito active this
week, and all the receipts sold at improved
figures. The quality of the stock shows but
little variation from last week. We quote COM
| mon to fair Sheep at 4s5! cents ana good &c
extra 51s61 cents per ID gross few selling at the
| latter price. Receipts this week l40l head:
Swine-The receipts have been only fair In
point of numbers. and the demand moderate
| absorbing the greater part Of the receipts
Prices are firm at shade advance on last week
| rates. We quote at 51aG cents, and few extrs
| a shade higher, most sales bcing at 59sG cents
per ID net. Receipts this week 5GI9 head.
BALTIMORE Fob 19.-Virainia sizes, deferred
Al; Virginias, consolidated 57a; do. I'd series Al
bid to-day. Cotton quiet and steady middine
1(s. Flour dull and u shade lover to sell. Whea
dull and lower; Southern red 100; Penna ret
| 1856; No. winter red Western epot and Feb'y
1881: March $780, Corn dull and lower; South
ern white and yellow 81; Western mixed spot
| Feb and March 81. Oats steady; Southern 34
81; Western white S4aS5; do. mixed S33a34
Penna 34s35. Rye dull at 6oa62. Hay qn'
changed. Sugar unchanged. Coffee dull; XII
csrgocs 143sl71c. Whiskey dull; small sale
at ST. OH.
New YORK, Feb l9-Stocks weak. None.
Sac. Gold 1913. Flour dull and declining
| Wheat dull and 1s2c lower. Corn Az lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

AsHoRE.-The U. S. steamer Wyoming
started down from the Washington navy yard.
this moroiog. but before reaching the end Of
tho tortuous passage, leading out of the East.
eru Branch, she went ashore, and, at last &C
counts, was still stuck in the mud, awaiting
higher water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

m. G.. A regular meeting OF this AS
ISOLATION was held last night, with A. d. Elem
Jog, esq President in the chair.
The usual religious exercises were held anc
the minutes of the last meeting read and ap
proved
The General Secretary submitted his report,
showing a balance on hand since the last settle
ment with the Treasurer Of $l5.Ol, which was
accepted.
The reports of the Treasurer and Committee
on Room were made and accepted.
The Gsneral Secretary was authorized to FUR
nish the Committee IN j all Service with tracts
and HYMN books and committee instructed to
make some arrangements for chairs Tor the con
venience of their services.
The Committee on Open Air Services, after
receiving some instruction from tho Association
reported progress.
"A communication from the Lutheran consre
CATION for reduction of rent OF hall, Was re
:ierred to The Executive Committee with power
ITO act.
After some remarks it was resolved that The
Association meet hereafter on the third Tues
dag OF each month, instead Of Monday. a. al
present.
On motion 1000 mouthly meeling notices
were ordered to be printed, aud the meeting
adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

"JUsTlPIABLE HOMICIDE. "A verdict to
this effect has been returned by al intelligent
jury 10 tho case of John Smith, who, return.
ing from his Office tired and hungry, killed his
c,ok for not making his biscuits with DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

real. ESTATE SALE.-The three story brick
store house, on Royal street, near the Market
square, formerly owned by Charles Brill, was
sold to-day. by F. A. Kerby. auctioneor, tor
John S. Chapman, trustee, to Charles Ii.
Sobaaff. for $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19
The Presidential Compromise.

LOUISVILLE, KY., Feby. 19.-Trea!ing
editorially Of Mr.. Hewitps promised dispatch, the
Courier.Journsl, this morning, contains the
tollowing:-
Encouragement of tho democratic campaign.
after the election Of Mr.. Tilden, will unfold
itself. 1t will then be found that Mr.. Tilden,
himself, was opposed to the electoral bill, and
made his opposition sufficiently distinct to Mr..
Hewitt; that Mr.. Hewitt suppressed Mr.. Tilden 8
telegraph and went ahead in spite of his master,
the middle of the stream. Mr.. Hewitt would
have been superseded in the middle Of jan ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

For nice 600 mans hat call at tho Boss
Clothing House. Blondheim's old stand, cor.
King and Fairfax st. jan 30-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY NY.-There
was DO quorum of either the directors or stock
holders of the Alexandria Library Company
last night, and the meetings which were to
have been held were postponed until noxt Mon.
uav NIGHT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

Every druggist 10 Alexandria sells Duraug' 8
Rheumatic Remedy and Lodille's Headache
Specific. The first cures rheumatism perma.
nently and the latter headache in to 20 mi.
nutas. This is not nero assertion, but the
whole truth. febl8-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

RUNAWAY. team attached to the lum-
Der wagon of Mr.. j. Fl. d. Smoot ran away 90
King street yesterday evening and making a
short turn ut the Potomac Ferry wharf, throw
the driver. colored man named Daniel Ben
nett, off and the hind wheels OF the wagon pass.
cd over bin, bruisiDg him severely. Fortu.
pately no bones were broken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

Those who prove anything BY experience can
speak inteigently; and the unanimous tesIl
mony of all who use DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
is that it more than ful6lls all that it promises
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19
The expectation of forest tree seeds is assum.

The expectation Of forest tree seeds is assum.
ing dimensions in this country. California sends
$4,000 worth per year. The principal puroh.
asses are made for Germany, Austria. England
and the Colonies 10 Australia and New Zsa.
land, and at present the demand exceeds the
supply. The seeds of the Oregon pine, known
also as the yellow fir. are most in demand. The
timber Of the tree is as good as British oak for
ship building, and has been found sound after
eighteen years use for this purpose. The
South Sea Colonies are planting the California
red wood tree extensively.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19
ARRIVED.
By F. A. kerby, Auctioneer,
4 NOTION SALE OF FISH BENCHE:
~ IN MARKET SQUARE

A
~ IN MARKET SQUARE
Al II o'clock NJ, on SATU RDAY. the 23d
day of February, 1873, the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund will rent for tho year commence
ing March l, 1878. the FISH BENCHES in the
Market square. Persons deslllng to engage IN IN
the sale of fish will not be allowed except at the
hane6es set apart by the commissioners for this
purpose. The right to sub-let the benches in
fsh market to country, people. for the sale of
The sale of fish, is reserved to the Clork of the
Tarms-Cash in U. 8. currency, gold or silver
COIN and moro fully made known on the day OF
sale. o:.o;o 90 Tho o;,l;no
Fund. CnA 11asb - ~. Hertat
fob 1876 Wv = - = --o = -, -;
IA KKEI,S OF FAMILY and EXTRA
TX 1oI G. WIN. RAMSAY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

n%To RAISE MoNEY.-My fine
stock of Clothing, Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods will be sold out
at q sacrifice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

Public squares are great blessing to com
munity. We can say the same of DR.. Bull
Baby Syrup. 1t is the best remedy for the cure
of all diseases Babyhood has to encounter.
Price only Is cents. ss..a -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19
JOB PRINTING.


lob PRINTING
JOB PRINTING!
We respectfully call the attention of our Gus
toners and the public generally to the fact that
we are always prepared to execute all kinds of
CARDS,
BILL HEADS,
CIRCULARS.
BILLS OF LADING,
TICKETS,
LETTER HEADS.
BOOKS.
BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
ms. POLICIES,
SCHOOL REPORTS,
ENVELOPES,
MANIFESTS,
WEDDING CARDS,
VISITING CARDS.
lNVITATIONS.I
CARDS OF HONOR,
HAND BILLS
POSTERS,
&C., &C., &C..
Or anything else in he Job Printing line,
the neatest and most satisfactory manner,
and with the greatest expedition.
We have an extensive and varied assortment
of all the latest STYLES of
JOB TYPE,
and are constantly adding to our stock. from
which we are prepared to print anything, from
q visiting card up to poster.
We guarantee satisfaction in every particular,
and assure all who may entrust their orders
with us that they will be executed promptly.
~ORDERs FROM THE COUNTRY will
receive special attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

A N ENTERPRISE
NOTICE OF EVERY CHARITABLE o1rzEN7ss
49,. ANNUAL BUSINESS,
at the following conclusion
For the Benefit Of the Poor Of Alexandria.
specified and
institutions whatever the net
inventory
% am
patrons
WORTHY DISTRESSED PEOPLE
will deposited
nivessry Ehrg
Very respectfully
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

NJ. f. CHURcH.-The revival services were
continued last night. Rev. w. q. Webb preach.
ed from Luke xiii, s: "Cut it down Why
oumbereth it the ground At the CLOSE OF the
sermon three persons went forward for prayers;
Rev. II. w. Wakefield assisted the pastor, and
st cured large number Of pledges OF total ao'
stiocuc,. The meetings will continue through
out this week. The pastor will be assisted oy
MIR. Wakefield and Others
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

TIE NARROW GUAaE RAHRoRp. The
Washington Post says:
IAN agreement has been entered ioto DO
tween tho managers OF tho Marrow uuage
Railroad and the Aqucduct Bridge Company
for the runuiug OF trains across the bridge. the
stipulations being per centage on passengers
and each ton of freight. 1t is probable theu
that Georgetown will be made terminus iot
the Narrow Guapc Railroad. A subscription
paper has been circulated lately among the
business men for stock in the railroad, and Mr.
VIM. II. TcnDy has headed it with $1,000. A
person was asked to select route for the road
10 Georgetown, and he did 90, "hloh, u
adopted, will bring the grain to the doors Of
tho mills, and to the large warehouses no"
being remodclled by Major George Hill. Late
" parties have been iuquiring the prices io'
certain pieces ofproperty along the water front
and the prices asked seem o'be favoraby re
ceived by the managers on the road. As Soor
az President Borst returns from Rloh mono
other particulars may be made koowD.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

I9 A GENTLE HINT.-ln our style OF CHI
mate with its sudden changes of temperature
rain. wind and sunshine often intermingled IN q
single dsy-it is no wonder :h.t our children,
friends and relatives sro 80 frequently taken
from US by neglected colds, ha!f the deaths re-.
sulting directly from this cause. A bottle OF
Boschee's German Syrup kept about your nome
large doctor's bin, and perhaps death, by the
use Of throe or four doses For curing Con
sumption. Hemorrhsges, Pnuemonia,, severe
Coughs, Group or any disease Of the Throat or
Lungs, its success is simply wonderful as your
druggist will tell you. German syrup Is no"
Sample bottles for trial 10c; regular size Toe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19
Court adjourned until the court in course.

OvEREoARD.-Ac olorcd man Damed Charles
Ball fell overheard at Reed wharf last evening.
lie was engaged. with Others in trucking flour
on board the steamer Lady of the Lake. aud
while coming ashore with an empty truck, was
run into, by loaded truck and knocked over
board. lie was helped out, by his follow work.
men, with 20 other damage than very cold
bath. The truck was subsequently recovered
by dragging for it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19
at q sacrifice.
S. DEALHAM,
DIED.

G2 King st., cor. Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

The PoToMAc FIsIIERIEs.-Thc Attorney
GcneraI Of Maryland states that tho act OF
harch IL, 1885, and tho act Of Virginia OF
January 3, 1856, determine the power OF the
Two States over tho Potomac river. Under the
compact entered into by these acts, he. states
that the right of fishing 10 the Potomac is com
mon to, and can be equally enjoyed by, the clt'c
zops Of both States. except that the citizens OF
neither State shall have the right to fish with
nets or seines on the shores Of the other State
Ali laws or regulations necessary tor the preseir-
walton of fish iu tho Potomac must be made
with the consent and appreciation Of both States
OYSTERS arc she'll fish, and it is abundanly clear
from the text and scope of the opinion OF Chlet
Justice fancy 10 Martin ct al. vs.. Walden 10
Peters, 4O7-4lSl that common right OF hsh'
ing includes and refers to shell fish as we'll as
floating fish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

VIRGINIA, 70 wit: In the Clerks office Of
rusry 10Th, 1873.
Mark N. Carton and Mary c., his wife, com.
plainant versus Metrsh Mskely. in his own
right, and as administrator Of Jacob D. Make
~, Purdy Makely, Leander Makely, Wesley
Makely and Albert Makely, defendants. In
chancery.
Memo The object of this suit Is to obtain q
partition of the real estate of which Jacob D.
Makely died seized, sad a settlement of the &C.
counts of Metrsh Makely, his administrator.
and an account Of the rents and profits.
1t appearing by affidavit flee that the said
Metrah Mskely, one of the above mentioned
Defendants is non resident of the State of Vir-
einia. it is ordered that he appear within one
month after due publication hereof and do what
is necessary to protect his interest A copy: teste.
f. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk
Beach s. Moore, p. q. feb l9-w4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-19

DEATH OF A FORMER ALExANDRIAN-Cap
WIN. Hunt, of Baltimore, one of the oldest
ship joiuers in that city, died there yesterd1ay
evening. lie was born in this city Maro1 w.
1918, and went TO Baltimore in 1884. Home
years ago he was tho senior OF tho hrm OF mum
Il Wagner, ship joiuers. For the past lew
gears he has been running several tugooats ~
,H,s harbor. lie had amassed large fortune,
and died much lameuted by large circle OF
friends and acquaintance.