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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-19
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 49, Cotton-Easier,
not quotably lower at llhc. Flour-Dull
and dropping. .Wheat-Dull; red at S5ca
81 90. Corn-Dull and dropping at SSa
4Oc. Oats-Dull at 26a2Sc. Bye-Dull at
55a57c. Barley-Quiet and unchanged.
Pork-strong and higher at 50 so bid,
50 70 asked. Lard--In good demand
and prices a shade higher current make
SO S6aG IS, kettle 7Xa7Xc. Bulk Meats
Active, firm and higher; shoulders held at
Axe, short ribs sold at S. 25 cash, S. so
buyer June, $40 buyer July, short clear
nominally 5Ha55sc. Bacon-ln good de-
mand at full prices; So 0oa5 75a6 90. But.
tern fair demand; fancy creamery lSc,
Choice Western Reserve llai2o, Central
Ohio 0alOc. CheeSe-Quiet at 6Sa55c.
Whisky-Sl Oh.
RoGs-In good demand, common s. 00a
5 %. light S. SOFAS 45, packing s. 40aS 90,
butchers s. G0a3 s..
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lhInnro CnttIe aIarket.

CHICAGO, June1s.-The Drorerf Journal
GArIE-Receipb $500; shipments 1900.
Market steady and unchanged shipping
StesrS sold 81 l0a5 so; butchers q shade
better; cows 50 sOa4 80, bulls s. 0oaS 50,
Hoo HoSsrRsceipts 1900; shipments 1900.
Market active and l6c higher; cheiee
heavy IS 45aS so, light 81 4OaS %, mixed
s hi 800 shipments 200.
Sales ct s. 6oa4 %.
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EAST LIBERTY, June 1s.-CATrLE-Re.
ceipts to-day sol head, all for this market.
No through stock. Market steady at last
weeks prices.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 1,4S0 head. York.
ers s. 40aS 80, Philadelphia $ 45aS %.
SHKRP-Receipts to-day $500 head; sell:
ing at s. 00a3 rs. Market very dull and
several loads unsold.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 1S.-Flour-Dull
and dropping; superfine s. 00aS %, extras
81 OOa4 80, Minnesota family 81 76a5 %,
patent and high grades So 0Oa7 80. Wheat
Dull; red at 81 06Al. l2, amber 81 ia
1 10, white 81 IS. Corn-Dull and prices
a shade lower; yellow 46a47c, red 4SXa44c.
Oats-steady; white western S0aSlc, west.
ern mixed 2Sa29c. Rye SagOc. Proyi.
sions- Mess pork 50 75al0 80; beef, India
mess, SIT 80; shou' derS, in pickle, 4Na4Xc;
hams 9allc, packed Sha9c ~Lard-Firm;
butchers exc, city kettle &c. Butter
Firm; Western Reserve 1lalSc. Eggs
Strong; ives ern i6alGhc. Cheese Steady;
choice western 7Xa7Ac. Petroleum-un.
changed. Whisky-steady; western 81 Os.
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COLLINS, V0LTAIC PLASTER
FORTY YEARs BEroRs THE PUBIIu
DIR. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
ZOE TIA CUR OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE

Symptoms of Q Diseased Liver.
DAiN in the right side, under the
edgeofthe ribs, increases npres-
lure ; sometime the paints inthe left
side; the patient is rarelyable to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top Of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general arc ccsiivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; Tie lead is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There is gencra..i yaconsiderable loss
accompanied withapain-
ful sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofwcariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to. him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every REM
edy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex,
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively dcranged.
.AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. C. McLANE's LIVER PILLS,
IN CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happyresults. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Qulninc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
Us a simple purgativc, they arc un-
equaled.
BEWARE or IMITATIoHs.'
The genuine DR.. c. MeLANE's
LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
MoLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
PILLS bear the signatures of C.
McLAHE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
IaS- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. C. Me.:ANE's LIVER PILLS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing TO give pR. C. M9IANI's
LVEA Puts 4 trial, we viii mail post paid TO any
pan Of The unlt.d States, one boz of Pi1I fSr
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule MAR
kat.

There was less amount Of stock than
usual on the market, but sales on Fifth
street are reported at $50 head. Prices
keep we'll up for most kinds OF stock; good
smooth drivers, saddle, coach, heavy draft,
aud street car horses sold quick" and
there were not enough for the demand.
We have account Of the shipments Is FOL.
lows: One car 10 Boston at $7bal40f 2 do
10 England, $S5al50; / do to Pennsylvania,
S60al6O; and / do to Virginia, $60alSO.
10 the general market, drivers sold at
$l0Oal75; draft horses, Si00a20O; streeters,
$75alOO; Southern chunks, $50aSo.. Mules,
aged 4 10 8 years, l5Hal6 hands high, $40
A140; 16al5h hands, $s5allG lial5 hands,
$6OaSO. II In good order, aged broken
mules are In faif demand, but there is yet
NO demand for young mules unbroken.
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Toledo

TOLEDO, June IS. = Wheat = Firm;
extra white Michigan 81 10, amber Michi:
gan spot 81 OF, seller July 96hc, No. 2
red winter spot 81 0S, seller July $l09K,
seller August exc, No. 8 red Ssc, re-
iecied Wabash zoe. Corn-Dull; high mix.
ed SsXc, No. 2 spot 3shc, seller August
Axe, rejected 39Hc. Oats Dull No. 2
white 26hc, Michigan at25c.
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NEW YORK June ls.-BusineSs quiet To-
day owing to the stormy weather. Cotton
goods quiet but fairly steady on best makes
OF brown aud colored eottons. Grain bags
continue In good demand. Prints dull and
Raymond pinks reduced Nc, but WOODEN
goods moving slowly and In relative small
Lois. Eoreign goods dull.
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By TRLEGRAPR.


NEW YORK, June 1s.-MoSKY4 Closes
easy at 2aS per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Sa4X per cent. Customs receipts
$4,000. The Assistant Treasurer diSbursed
$4,000. Clearings $ll,000,000. Sterling,
4.siX, Short4.S6X. Shipments OF produce
last week $253,000.
GoLD-0pened at 100x and closed at
look. Borrowing rates / haS per cent
GovRRNMENTs-Strong and higher.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-The feature was a
fall OF 8 per cent In the Alton 4 Terre
Haute incomes In consequence Of a notice
served on the President Of the road thatthe
P%ennsylvania Company will not pay the
notes due July Sd for It's lease, unless the
terms Of the original contract are modified.
STATE BoHDS-SteAdy.
SrocKs-The market was weak and unset.
tied in the early dealings, witha decline Of
u to Y per cent. Subsequently a iirmer feel.
ing set In and there was an advance OF n
tolN per cent the latter for Rock Island.
Daring the afternoon the market was firm
and higher for Lake Shore and q. Q. G. d
l.; the former selling up TO 90 and the lat
ter TO 29N. At the close there was q reac-
tion Of haiH per cent respectively In these
shares. The general list Is quiet and with.
out features.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
OF which 10000 were Erie, $4,000 Lake
Shore, 900 Northwestern, 5000 Rock
Island, 1900 1t. Paul, 1900 Lackawan.
ma, 5000 New Jersey Central, 1000 Michi.
gan Central, 5000 C. @. c. a l., 10000,
Western Union and 1000 Pacific Mall.
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PITTSBURGH, June 49, Petroleum
Crude steady at 81 SSh at ParkerE re.
fned dull at 1Ihc Philadelphia delivery.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY INTRLLIGRscER,
Tuesday, June IS.

Trade, especially In produce circles, Is
considerably more brisk than this time last
week. The flour markets. moderately act.
i've, at reduced quotations. Provisions
firm and advancing, with probability that
they will be still higher.
APPLEs-6reen apples, per box, So %.
BgANs-The market is easy and moder.
ately active. We quote at SO for prime
white navy.
BUTrRR- Coming in slowly; demand
only moderate; medium grades are almost
unstable. We quote choice rolls at Sal0c;
poor to common grades unsuitable.
BAKING PowDER-25a36c per lib.
BRooMs-Fancy, 50 0Oa2 25aS 90; plain
81 50a2 90.
BEEswAx-25c.
CANNED GooDs-Qiotations: Peaches, 8
lb cans per doz. So 10; Glib cans, 81 60; 3 10
canstomatoes,$l 20; 2 Id Deans tomatoes 81 90;
Winslow corn, 3 ID cans, 81 90; sweet corn,
81 so; common corn, 81 80; strawber'
ries, 2 ID cans, 81 20; blackberries, 2 ID
cans, 81 25; raspberries, 2 ID cans, 81 20,
plums, 2 Id cans, 81 go; lima beans, 2 ID cans,
81 80; coye oysters. l lb cans, 70; 2 Id
cans, 81 40.
CoAI-Per 100 bushels, SO 00a7 90.
CHEEsE-Market easy. We quote prime
Ohio Factory at Sc.
CmCKRNs-Live 50 0Oa2 % per dozen;
dressed, per Id, 7a9c.
DRIED FRUITs-Market void Of any
spirit; demand light; stock In mar ct
large and prices are nominal. Apples
are quoted at 3Ha4 cents; Peaches at
5a5h cents for prime halves. Other quo
tations: Prunes at Shal0c; Currants at
6I<c; Raisins, new 50 90; Valencia, new Sc.
EoGs-Market steady; fresh are selling
at l0a12c per dozen.
FIsu-Quotations: For packages contain
ing 100 pounds Of sound fish, light weight
and inferior quality at prices to cor
respond: Codfsh-boneless $400 Lake
herring, half bbls 50 10; pickerel, half
bbls. 81 90; White Fish, 81 90. BALI bbls.
No. 5 mackerel s. 50a4 90; No. 2, $500. ,
FEArHERs-In good demand; live geese,
40a50c.
FRUT-oranges quoted at 81 00a5 90 per
box. Lemons at 81 O0a5 90 per box.
FLoug-Business is reported as moder.
| .IaIy aottua Our nuntatinDH are FAlucRd
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pIO COFFEE
Two hundred bag good 10 choice BIO Coase, Just
received and for als By nv,-
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FINANCIAL.
...............tz5o,oot

tAi Rat |. orpalIcl and prepared 10 transact
hihHsts o. Anking In all ltI details.
u0aSSdi The Flint National Bank Of Wheeling,
s''ud By The SINE shareholder and IIundar Thu
nat nintfmenL
v 9nialy rglrdIns the interests Of iti Cor.
npndsnii and DepodiOn, and by a prompt and
alAial EXECUTION oil their wishes, Il hopes 70 merit
naf utten AMI confidence.
aeid Ibl Bib discounted.
Vtisd stalls.
r. Aceoaau ,ub!ect to check at hght 70
~ Ifo1 Emit, Eafen, Finn, Corporation,
Tsss1tsoI DtPost Issued payable on demand
AAa, allowed on speIL Deposits.
u pIRECTOE:
!EsSS Rhodes, VIM A, TUNA
MA isit, John i HAM"
Lh4liaL mr. n.aSst
A'hhpsf' my2l-dAv
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" 90
Patent Fancy BRANDS. --,-...."."..... syW
hed Wheat Family."-....r................-.. by
White Wheat Family "....-......+......+.. Q 10
o 'pat -
.....''''.''' 20
.'..-...''...''''.'''. D WAS 70
FuRs-Mink, l0casl 90; muskrat, sal0c;
raccoon, 5a50c; skunk, 5a60c; grey fox,
6Ocasl 10; red fox, 50caSl co. otter, s. 90
"A 90; opossum, 5al5c; wild cat, 4Oa50ci
house cat 5al5c; sheep pelts, 25ca$l 90.
GRooERIBs-All grades OF Coffee are In
good demand. Sugars are steady and q
shade lower. We quote as follows: C!geeS
-Fairto good Rio at l6a17c, prime at lsc,
choice l9c, best roasted at zoe, yellow Rio
at CSC, Java at 26c. SyrupS-Common
4Oa45c, prime 50c, New Orleans Molas-
ses, good $50, prime 45c, choice5 Oc: Sagars-
Refined hard crushed and graduated l0a
lONc, A Coffee 9<c, B &c, Commercial A
Sugar exc, commercial G SIC, yellow G
SIC, Golden @ Sc, common yellow 7Ac,
new stock OF N. o. Sugar, 7kasc. Rice
Carolina choice 7Ifasc, New Orleans, prime
GRAIy-Lisht demand and dull;
Wheat lower; medium Pennsylvania and
Ohio red quoted at 90a95c. For Corn
there Is q poor demand; our quotations are
40a50c. Oats are In poor demand and
plenty; We quote at 25a27c. Bye in fair
GISsESG~No. 1, dry, 81 GOAL 10 per n.
HAY-Baled remains very quiet and
rather nominal, 50 00ai0 90. Loose Is In
liberal supply at 81 0oaS 90 per ton.
NAILS-fhe following are the card rates:
| Nails, Brads and Fenclng-l0 TO God 81 80,
Sd and sd 50 IS, Cd and I'd $ 90, Id and sd
IS 25, Sd s. 90, I'd IS 25. Barrel-A inch
$780, In. IS 80, l in. S. 90, ~ in. 81 25,
Iik In. 81 90, ~ in. IS so, ~ In. s. %.
F%fnishing-1 In. 81 80, X in. So so, 1H
in. 81 rs, ~ to TX In. $3.50, 2 In. 81 %;
az In. 81 %, 8 In. and over S. 70. Casing
and box-l6d to sod s. Is, Sd s. 80, Sd
IS rs, 4d 81 80, Sd IS 90. Fine Blued I'D
Si Is, Sd IS 90, I'd So Is. Lning-% in.
81 90 X In. S. 80. Tobacco Hhd-10d
IS 90, Sd s. 25, Cd and I'd s. 80. Clinch-
ali sizes $425. Cut Spikes-all sizes g rs.
Boat Spikes-all sizes s. %. ~Slating-6d
S. so, i'd s. so, Sd 81 IS, I'd $3.50.
Ons-Quotations Carbon 10h 11hc per
gallon: miners, $50 for white, yellow SIC.
OSIoSs-No home raised Onions In the
market. Bermuda Onions, s. Is per bushel.
PorAroEs-Receipts large and demand
un~diminishing. We quote new at S2a9 70
and old at 4OG45c per bushel.
Provisions Packed and cured meats
continue In good demand, and firm. There
Il A slight advance In hams, and q proba-
bilIty that they will go still higher. The
following are the current rates: Mess Pork
Clear $l2 co. family $ll00. Bacon
Hams canyASsed, llGl2c, prime exc; plain
Ehoulders at &c, sugar cured do SIC, clear
sides at 70; breakfast bacon 9hc. Dried
Beetle. Lard - Fancy city 7XaSe
hnIchersI 7a7kc Tierces.
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Zach package contains DR.. sanfordS Improved
InhAllng Tube, with null directions for use In all
cases. Price. tiQo. For sale by all Wholesale and
Retail DruERlsts throughout the United States and
CAnAdas.. WEEKS d POTTER, General Agents
and WholesAle DrnHRtlts. poston. Ma.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

--Roose seGds New York papers in advance.
The Probate Court will meet at eleven o'clock
this morning
The alarm Of FIRE at eleven o'clock yesterday
morning from box II was false.
-finy.two men were Accommodated with lodgings
In the station houses Saturday night.
-fory.six arrests were made by the police sstur-
day night Fifteen were registered drunk.
Saturday the coroner gave a certificate OF burial
In the Of dead infant found in the cellar Of
Mr.. Charles King No. 9E Ninth street northwest,
by colored man engaged in cleaning out the ashes.
Tho Supreme Court OF the District have ad.
journed to meet to-day. but Il !. hardly probable
that a quorum will be secured, Justice Hum.
phreys being sick, and Chief Justice Carter and
Justice wylie engaged IN their repectiye courts
"A free concert will be given in they " c. A. lee.
ture room this evening by the pupils OF Dir. H. Pern-
beaus music pchool assisted by the Barker family,
Mr.. A. Herr tbasso) Nj. Won Itzdorf Ither player
Miss Nellie Hatfield, the young yiolinist and others
We fud In the Music 7Sade Review OF April o.
published At s6l Broadway, New York. an interest
Mechanism OF the Voice, The Accompanies" by
George T. Bullins. and an entertaining melnnge Of
news, gossip, and correspondence.
Elizabeth Deacon was arrested Saturday by
Officer liarbln on charge Of grand larceny pre-.
ferred against her by Mary Rosebeuy. The pris.
oner Is accused OF stealing trunk aud satchel
full OF clothes from the complaining witness aud
will have hearing before Judge Smell this morn
Ing.
"A colored boy named John Davis snatched q
pocket book from = lady named Clara Hodges. A
gentleman named Walker caught the young THE
and turned him over To Offcer Hunt Upon search
ing the prisoner two other pocket. books which haC
Whiting respectively were found upon him. Dayi
will be trlod to-day.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
rHE CITT HALE.
Doinss in the Courts last Saturday.

CIRCUIT cOURr-cHfEy JUsTIcE cARrTEn.
Gordon vs. Hunts executors; judgment for de-
PENDANTS. Lukins Son ". Evans; referred 70
Walter 8. Cox, esq. Prouty vs.. Thompson; judg-
mont for amount. Appel w. Gleason; leave to nle
prayed. Myer. 4 Co. VS.. Ghecn motion overfulsd
National Al Bsnk 70. Northern Liberty Market Com
BauyS Judgment granted. First National Bank vs.
Rocssle Son Judgment denied.
Equity ooURT-JUsTIcK MAcARrHuR.
williams va. Morris, executor Of Florence; decree
modified. Baur vs., Wise; auditors report con.
nmd; In re- silyerbery bankrupt: Register Browns
fee bill referred To the clerk OF the court TO restate
,rsIg vs. Craig; examiner, appointed 20 take dspo
re Medlcr, bankrupt: leave to amend answer 10
rule. Davis vs.. Ashley; bill dismissed at complain.
ants cost Fca,hcrstonehaugh VS., Mutt: Duvall
substituted for Cleasby, trustee. Iatta vs. Doug
las, leave to file amended bill. Connecticut Gen.
ersi INSURANCE Company ". Phelan; petition for
Hmba; TAX sale oS compisin,snt, intsre,i i, sauspr
TI6 set aside. taxes to be n lien.
ASSIGNMENTS FoR TO-DAY.
Circuit Court-ChiefJustice CARTIER No. 4cs,
ilols,on vs. same; No A. Levi w. Brcnnan: No.
", slater W. Sharp: No. 4i3 Dourla. vs. Douglas
30; ig7, Beall ys District .! Columbia; No. AS,
Pullman Car COMPANY; Ne. iea. Butlctvs District
ss sa" sa' Ssnow No. e cSe,sv SSt'0y vs. s1S%S sS1S
No. 4s2, Waters Patent Heater Company
v. Crawford ct all No. +S3, Waters Patent
Heater Company vs. Pierce; No. 4Sl, Fletcher vs..
Fletcher: No. iSG, Waters Patent Heater Company
vs.. Hall 4 Waters No. 4s7, Grinder w. Carusi
no. ISL, Mckershain ct oil. vs.. Lundsvost.
Equity Court-JuStcc NIacArthur.-No. a. Cochran
Va Herr No. H. Denham vs.. Webb No. Is. Mcdaniel
vs.. Mouton; No. Is, Follansbee VS.. Russell; No H.
bernhard VS.. bernhard; No. Is, Mitchell VS.. Mitch.
ell: No. 49, Cole vs. Douglass; No. -, Holland VS..
Warner: No. n, PCrsons VS.. Parker; No. y, FAINT
vs.. Duhef.
larceny: Hugh strider. petit larceny Second OF.
fensol and robbery frank Lewis, alias George Sell
vim. larceny; Cert solomon, perjury; Joseph
Toomes. assault: Philip Gilhuly, assault with in.
tent to kill; W. 7. Young, larceny; 8. II. Lusby,
larceny: Richard Ward, larceny Mary Gillian. lar.
ccny, two cases; John Brook, assault; Henry Getz,
Assault.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
miss ELLA MEcHLIN
Tho j. =. u. =. Society.

The J. p. d. s. held an exceedingly interesting
meeting saturday evening in the hall of the Frank
lin SCHOOL building Before the regular subject for
the evening, Mr.. $. X. Flynn mado very able
speech for the good Of the so 'ley, after which he
recited The Mper fitly Punished"
The following members also spoke. MeSsr..
Bangs, The vngabUnds and The Dying Soldier" :"
iu un excellent manner; Suyes, "A stump
Speech :" aud the following members read seleC.
tiunS: Messrs. Aver, Muudell, Z. Is. Rheeni, L. s.
KhceIu, aud Robinson,
Nominations for officers for tho ensuing term
were then made. 10 bG voted on next meeting re.
suting: For president, MoSsrs. j. D. Fowler, Ten
nsssec and J. T. Aver; for yice-president, Messrs
SOyes aud Smrkweather; for secretary, Mr., George
5. Hobbs by aGCllnation for treasurer, Messrs. C..
B Hart aud b. G. Bangs; for judge Messrs, +. 5.
Rheem and q. Il, Pickett; for recording secretary,
MussTs W. o. Mundell anl G. e. Ober.
The SUBJECT for debate at tho next meeting Is
"ReSoired, That Hayes policy Is beneficial 10 the
couuITY"
National Republican., 1878-04-08
The FRANKLIN Legion.

The FRANKLIN Temperance Legion held Its regu.
lar weekly meeting In their large hail. corner OF
Sixth and streets northwest, under the direction
Of Mr.. Charles H. Davis. who always manages to
arrange gratifying programme for the entertain
ment Of tho members and visitors. The programme
on Saturday night consisted Of plano solo hrtis.
tically performed by Mis-, Addle Prosperi; remarks
by John Henry Boner; duet by Misses Park,
hurst and Whipple address by Mr.. Iltchheld
"Out o. work" by the Misses Allen and Mr.. Smith
song by Master Lesano; readings, How betsy aud
Made Up" aud The Charcoal Man" by Mrs. Nc
Donald, nee Graves, OF Baltimore; plano duet, by
milo Forneyi song, when the Flowing Tide Come.
ln.g Miss Hopkins; duet, III Had buta Thousand
Year" Mr.. Hopkins aud sister; address, Rev. DR.
Kendrlck; solo. Annie Iauli>" Miss SRlle IVES
throp; solo, when the swallows Come Again,
Mrs. Mcdonald The Legion meets every Saturday
eYellng and cordially Invite their friends and the
public 10 come TO their excellent entertainments
National Republican., 1878-04-08
Mex'can War Veterans.

The local Association Of Veterans Of lsto had
their monthly meeting on Saturday evening, aud
passed a resolution thanking the Baltimore and
Ohio and the Baltimore and Potomsc Railroad Com.
panies for their masnanimty In reducing their rates
Of fare to members Of tho association on the occa
sion Of tho annual reunion, at Baltimore, on the
nd Of February. Another resolution authorized
the officers Of the association TO make all neces.
sary arrangements for one or more excursions
down the Po tomac during the approaching sum.
mer months, II they deem the same expedient, any
profit arising from the sale Of tickets TO DO devoted
TO maintaining the organization.
The situation Of the pension bill pending In Con
gress was discussed, aud members seemed IN feel
sanguine that Congress would come 10 q vote on
the proposition at an early day. Their case Is
made up and submitted to the House. and through.
out the country many anxious families arc await
ing the verdict Of the peoples representatives.
The secretary of the National Association pro.
poses to publish fun synopsis Of the debates In
Congress on the pension bill for the information of
all the survivors II an amount sufficient 10 justify
the expense Is donated By the membership there
being no other method provided by the Constitu.
ton OF the association for defrayins the exPcnses
National Republican., 1878-04-08
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