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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-22
Rrisi Mention.

EASTER Monday.
Eoes were plenty on Saturday. Hens
they were cheap.
THE South Wheeling Guards will re-
ceiys their new uniforms in a few days.
Now the korn liiteth up It's little
sprout, and the kroW lifteth up the little
korn.
Now that Lent Is over, terpsichorean
revels will be renewed with increased
ardor.
The P. W. &Ky. excursion on satur-
day evening, for Bryants Minstrel, was
rather light
TIE Council Committee on Real Es-
state met at the City Building on Satur-
day afternoon.
THE Council Committee on Streets, Al.
legs and Grades made another toar Of
ip.pection on Saturday afternoon.
THE certificate Of incorporation Of the
Central Building Association No. 8 was
filed At the County Clerks Office on satur.
day.
The Ebeling property, in the Eighth
Ward, was offered al public sale BY Her
yey Il Britt on Saturday. The property
was bid up 10 $3.50, when the sale was
adjourned until nextSaiutday.
AoUAs1rrY Of butter and eggs was
stolen from = huckster named James
Wherry, who lives near Valley Grove,
while he was coming To the city on Satur'
day morning with u wagon load Of pro.
duee.
Jusrcz CALDWELL as been attending
10 bic official duties at his residence on
the Llahd pending the Improvements 10
progress in his Office. Now that the I'm.
proyements are complete, he will be found
In his old place.
TnE Finance CommitleS Of the Anti
Convict Labor Association held y meeting
at the Nail City Boat House on Saturday
evening. The committee report that sut.
6elenl funds have been collected 10 carry
on the movement for the preseut.
TIE manner in which the names Of
certain we'll known citizens were mutilG.
ted In the Sunday papers list Of indict.
ments, for the evident purpose Of de.
stroying their identity, Il a fair sample OF
tho impartiallty Of "lhe lighter and litter
and Leader
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JAMES ASDERsos's WLI.-The will Of
James Anderson, deceased, was admitted
to probate in the County Clerks Office on
Saturday, and proved by the oaths Of W.
7. Gilmer and VIM. Pollock. The terms
Of the will are that all Just debts OF dece.
dent be paid as soon after his deceaSe as
shall be found convenient. To his wife,
Rhoda L. Anderson, he deyises and be-
oueaths the sum Of $500, also one third Of
the rents arising from the landa, and one
third Of the interest on all notes,
bonds or securities or monies be-
longing 10 the estate, during her nat
urai life. To his son Alexander he
gives the sum Of $1,000 for his services
since he was t~wenty-one years Of age; TO
his son James, the sum Of $500 for the
purpose Of completing his education.
Decedent directs that the sum Of 5000 be
set apart and put to interest for the use
OF bis two unmarried daughters, go long
as they remain single. The balance Of
the estate Is to be equally divided among
his six children, and the two sons, Alex
ander T. Anderson and James A. Ander.
son, are nominated as executors OF the
will.
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PULPIT PoryTs.-The Presbytery oil
Washington will meet at the First Pres
byterian Church, IN this city, tomorrow
evening. Professor Henry Woods, oil
Washington Jefferson College, will de.
liver the orening sermon.
No services were held at the U. +.
Church LAST evening.
Prof. W. X. Pendleton, State Superin:
tendent Of Schools, occupied the pulpit oil
the English Lutheran Church yesterday
morning and evening.
Rev. DR.. George, of the Fourth Street
N. E. Church, began a series Of lectures
last evening on Modern Skepticism. The
subject Of last evenings discourse was
1.-THE Intsgrity OF the Sacred Recordt."
The annual examination Of the chill.
dren Of the Chspline Street German Lu.
theran Church will take place at the
Church to-day.
A telegram has been received at the
Cathedral announcing the death Of the
Very Rev. DR.. Debreul, Vicar General Of
the Diocese OF Baltimore and Superior Of
the Ecclesiastical Seminary Of that city.
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THE CouRrs-SuPREnn COURT OF Ar.
PEAIs-JIdSa Green, Moore and JoAaSOl.
Court met at 10 A. N. Saturday, pursu-
ant 10 adjournment Of the preceding Sat
urday. The following business WAS trans
John Dryden, administrator Of Thomas
R. Friend, vs.. b. W. Polsley ct al, from
Mason county; appeal and snpetsedeaS
granted. 30 bond.
Samuel George, executor, vs.. J. ID.
Cooper, trustee, ct al, from Brooke coun.
y; appeal and supersedsas granted. No
james A. Briggs vs.. Mary Mccoy, from
Roane county; appeal and suPersedeas
granted. Bond $3.50.
Matthew Barber vs.. Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, from the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling; Supersedeas allowed.
Bond $500.
Henry Worthington We. J. G. staunton
ct al, from Kanawha county; appeal and
supersedeas to 4 portion Of decree Of
January llth, 1878, granted. Bond
Kent, Paine & Co. VS.. A. A. Chapman
et al, from Mercer county. Appeal and
supersedess allowed. No bond.
Adjourned I'LL Saturday next.
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The most extensive stock Of iron goods
10 be found In the State OF West Virginia
Il kept by Jacob Snyder, at 1405 Main
street and 1404 South street, in the Rod.
gers block. As m Iron Worker and
Manager Uncle Jake, as be Ia familiarly
called, was for many years connected
with The Belmont nail mill; also for q
time with what has since grown into the
Wheeling Iron and Nail Company's Top
Mill, Since 1869 he has carried on bust.
pe,s rs an iron merchant, commencing in
that year at the corner Of Main and 14th
streets. In the fall Of 1870 he bought out
The stock Of P. c. Hildreth 4 Bro, and in
1871 removed TO his present eommodious
quarters.
nm with the demands Of the trade Of this
section Of country constantly increasing
the variety as well as the quantity Of his
stock until his three.story building, ex-
tending clear through from Main to
South street Is literally crammtd
with all the supplies entering In.
10 the wants Of the smith, the maehin-
lat and the wagon and carriage builder.
An immense stock Of heavy hardware
Oils the lower storyof his business house,
while the second and third stories are
stacked full Of wood work pertaining to
wagons and carriages, such asspokes, Eel.
Lies, hubs, wheel rims, poles, ahafts, bows,
buggy and carriage bodies, with the best
makes Of springs and axles. The wood
work is kept in such quantities as to
guarantee . perfect assortment OF tho.
roughly seasoned material.
Among the specialties to be found in
this extensive establishment is the Per-
kins, Rhode Island horse shoe, made Of
pure scrap iron and hammered. II is
claimed to be the best modelled and most
durable shoe in the market; also the sny.
der, bronzed horse shoe nail, which, 1t Ia
said, never corrodes or rusts in the hoof,
and Is therefore 4 iavorite with horse
shoers. d.
Mr.. Snyder Is the only dealer ont Of
large cities who has kept on hands any
considerable stock Of the costly paints
and yarnishes that enter into the superb
finish OF all ine carriage work. he has
the exclusive sale OF Valentines, OF New
York, Parrott's Of Bridgeport, Ct, wa
gon and carriage varnishes, the finest in
use; also John w. Masuryis, OF New
York, superiue coach colors. Besides
these he keeps Rosenberg Sons stand.
ard yarnishes; also the superior articles
in the same line, manufactured by sher.
man, Williams & Co., Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Another specially Is fine assortment oil
Transfer Pictures in every variety.
The carriage trimming department
comprises everything useful or ornament
alin that line, such as Enameled Leath-
ers, Duck and Drill, and Rubber Duck
and Drill, the finest Broadcloths and Dam.
ask for Innings and trimmings. Nowhere
10 the State is there SO large an assortment
Of such goods kept. We are glad to see
that our friend has built up a business
that iustifes his enterprise, and We are
glad TO assure u readers that they will
find nowhere more reliable goods or q
squarer dealing mar than Mr.. Snyder.
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Is Your HAIR TRN on FALLING QUIZ
Are you becoming prematurely bald or
eray2 II so, take the advice Of the great
German scientist, Leibig, and use .London
Hair Color Restorer." II is the best hair
tonic aud restorer OF color ever introduced
10 the American people. It allays heat and
irritation, removes all tendency TO dandrua
and invigorates the action Of the capllla-
ries in the highest degree. "1he London
Hair Color ReStorer'' has earned q desery-
ed and lasting reputation for promoting
the growth and preserving the beauty Of
the human hair, such as no other prepara'
ton can boast OF. As n dresser Il Is the
cheapest because the most Clearly and
lasting. Sold by all frst.cIVss druggists In
fine toilet articles everywhere, at seventy.
Eve cents a hottie. Logan, List & Co.,
Wholesale Agents. d&w
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TEMPERANCE ~Nors.-Wheeling Union
Melted about SlGO by the neektie social at
Mozart Hall on Friday and Saturday
nights.
There was an enthusiastic meeting at
Parker's Hall last night The meeting
was opened by Vice President Bird, who
read a selection from the Scriptures,
after which he offered prayer. Addresses
were made by Messrs. Robert Marshall
and Chris. Cline.
There was a deep interest taken 10 the
afternoon meeting at Parker's Hall which
was conducted by Miss Taylor, Of the
Female College. This Ia the fret Of q
series Of Sunday afternoon meetings to
be held at this hall, aud We have no
doubt Miss Taylor felt gratifed at the
good attendance.
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nrcmSo PILEs"-ls a very prevalent
and distressing complaint, the symptoms
of which are moisture, Ike perspiration,
intense itching, particularly at night when
undressing, or after getting warm In bed,
might think pin.worms were crawling in
and about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected. Do not suffer IN.
other hour, and allow them 10 become
a%ggrayating while you have o pleasant and
sure cure In ~"Swayne's Ointment" Also
cures teter and all skin diseases. Mailed
to any address on receipt oil prlce, so cents
a box, or three boxes fl IS. Address let
tiers to DR.. Swayne d Son, Philadelphia, or
10 the Wheeling agents, Logan, List & Co.
Sold by oil leading druggists at wholesale
by Logan, List d Co. d&w
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SALE OF srocKa.-J. @. Hervey, Of the
firm Of Hervey 6 Britt, on Saturday sold
at public sale, at the front door Of the
Court House, the following stocks, be-
longing to the estate Of the late 9. D..
Knox: 10 shares Bank Of the Ohio Val.
ley, par value, 500, sold for $1,000; z
shares do, sos IS; 274 shares Franklin
Insurance Company, par value, 500, sold
at S5s 20 per share; 10 shares do, $685. 81
20 shares Wheeling 4 Belmont Bridge;
Company stock, par value s25 per rhare,
sold at S2s 70 per share; IS do at S27 so.
II Is proper to say Of the franklin lnsur-
ancs Company stock, that's paid upS35.
This franklin stock, by the way, was pur-
chased by Capt. John Mcclure and Mr..
John Brown, the former taking 27a
shares and the latter 10 shares.
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FOR SALE.
nR0sTEE's BALE

Nv yiStua az \ dosd Of trust sIeeuted 70 the IN
dsrirned Trasies By Charles ]. bIusA Trustee II
RddSet v. vollI, vile Of samuel HoltI, az tne
IA 6ddset VI HollE, with the aid samuel VoitE
~ hI,.SSni. dltEd the 81 day q February, 10 the
Xsar M. and corded In the Cek ONCE Of the
fo1nty CpuTt Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
Dsdo Il nmt Book No. Il, psgtS, will on
TuEspAY, the 9Th day Of Nay, 1873,
B.dpuIps at 10 O'clock A. y. Of nId day, at the
front doot Of the Court Housa Of aid Ohio county,
IN al publie auction the following described real
estate, that 10 70 ny 1he south one-toufth q Lot
No. 2i6 Of Eofi and Chaplinss addition 10 the Oily
Of Wheeling, bounded ~ follow, viz beEinnlns ~
the natth.est corner Of Alley 70 and E9a SIRE! ~
MD city; thence With the Nest line oil. Bon sutet
about Ilxteen feet and Ex inches 10 the centre o.
the diTIdon wall Of the front easements situated
upon the ground here described and the
immNdIatly north Of and Agj dining tame: thenee
Win SJd diyIslon wall NaiE1rdly one hundred
AMI tVtnty.t feet 10 the east Linz Of an alley In
fhe lear n aid Lot No. 40, and with aid Last
NAMED Illey tOuthWartly 10 the north lice Of AZ.
10y 10, and With Tho rorth line Of said Alley ~ 70
M, place Of beginning, together with all and hnsu-
lar he tobcmtnis situate thereon and the hppure-
nancts ielonlipg thereto
Trays oP SALx-FouTteen Hundred Dollars, or
% much more NJ the purchaser may elect to pay,
10 clsh, and the res due u nd purchAse money IN
tUJ equal InstAllmentB NJ Xix and twelve months
from The day u A4Ie, the purehller 70 give M
nOIel with approved pefSonal security Tor the pay
fnent u raid deemed instAllmintS, the same %
bar Interest ffom HsI1 d1y and The title 10 aid
prIprty to 30 retained until The purehhe mons!
JAMES P ROGERS, Truate.
". II. HALtRR, AuetI0ueer. apo
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A REMARKABLE REsuLr.-It makes no
much medicine You have tried, Il Is now
au established fact that German Syrup Is
the only remedy which has given complete
eases. 1t Is true there are yet Thousands
Of persons who are predisposed to Throat
and Lung Affections, Consumption, Hem.
orrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds settled on
the Breast, Pneumonia, Whooping Cough,
&C., who have no personal knowledge OF
BoSch.es German Syrup. To such We
would say that $1,000 dozen were sold lAlt
year without one complaint. ConSumptiyeS
try Just one bottle. Regular size rs cents.
Sold by all Druggists In America. eod4w
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pxRsoxAn Pomns.-George Davenport,
Esu., returned from Washington City on
Saturday, bringing with him the papers
granting the writ oferror in the Strauder
]. Marshall HSgans, Eaql Of Morgan
town, was in the city on Saturday.
Mr.. 6. Kline, oftke firm Of Kline Bros,
81 12th street, has gone East TO buy
their second stock offspring and summer
clothing.
Mr.. Henry Sturgeon was in luck on
Saturday. BE held the lucky number
(lll) which drew agold watch and chain,
valued At $3.50. His chance cost him 81.
VIM. griceland, Of the Leasure Boat
Club, has challenged Robert Speidel, oil
the Brown Club, 70 a three mile single
scull race.
Mr.. Robert Smith. Of this city, has
opened a law office at Wellsburg.
Mr.. james Dickey Is confined to his
room by illness.
Mr. +. A. Guthrie, an attorney Of
Point Pleasant, who has been in the city
for several DAYS on business, returned
home on the Hudson Saturday evening.
Dr.. McLaren, OF Chicago, is q guest
Of DR.. 0lmstead.
T. j. Hugus, Esq, and bride, have re.
turned from their wedding tour.
Miss Ella Berger has returned from a
three months visit with Baltimore
friends.
". E. Tingle, Esq., Of Petersburg, Va,r
a brother Of our worthy Sheriff, is stop
ping a few days in the city.
Jos. @. Reeves, eldest son Of DR.. james
E. Reeves, died at his fathers residence
In Centre Wheeling on Saturday evening,
Of typhoid fever. Young Reeves was
we'll known to the majority Of our citi'
zens as 4 bright and promising young
man, and his early death will be uniyer-
sally regretted.
Allen Howell, Esq, left Hot Springs
for home on Saturday. He will probably
reach Wheeling this evening or to.mor'
row. We understand that he has moi
been materially benefited.
Col. r. NJ. Delaplain and family, and
Mrs. Alexander Laughlin, OF this city
sail for Europe on'the 14,h Of next month
J. W. Ferret, Of Centre Wheeling, il
preparing to go through bankruptcy. &c
Is waiting on his creditors with a paper
praying that he be adiudged a bankrupt
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PUBLIC AMusIMEss.-Bryaats MIA
dreb-This company closed their engage.
ment at the Opera House OF Saturday
with performances In the afternoon and
evening, 10 fair houses. They will play
In Pittsburgh all Of this week.
RigRold,-This eminent actor will COM
mence a brief engagement in the Opera
House this evening, In his famous person.
alton Of King Henry v. Rignold is 50
we'll known as successful actor that he
needs no introduction to the Wheeling
public, although this will be his frat ap.
rearAnee here. Full houses are assured,
a. the most Of the seats have already
been sold for both nights.
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THE CONCERT AND CAsrArA, Thurs
day night, Is advertised elsewhere this
morning, and, it will be noticed, the sale
Of seats will begin on Wednesday at 9
A. NJ. at Sheib's Music Store, Washington
Hall. The admission, including reserved
seat, has been fixed at the very low price
OF fifty cents, and we can assure our
readers that no entertainment SO worthy
as this has eyer been given in this city
for less than double the sum. Predicting
Washington Hall will be we'll filled, we
advise our readers to be on hand prompt.
ly for tickets at the time advertised.
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WHEELING LAMP AND Lantern Con-
PANY.-A certificate OF incorporation
was on Saturday issued by the Secretary
OF State TO the Wheeling Lamp and Ian.
tern Company, for the purpose Of manu-.
featuring lamps and lanterns, globes and
chimneys Tor lamps, lanterns and all man.
ner Of Illuminating articles, and all
kinds and forms Of glassware used or
employed 10 any way for Illuminating
%purposes, etc. The corporation will keep
is principal Office or place Of business In
the city Of Wheeling, and Is to expire
on the OH day oil April, 1898. The
sum Of $4,000 has been subsctlbed 10
the capital stock, aud 5000 paid In on
said subscriptions, with the privilege Of
Increasing the said capital BY sales oil adj
diiional shares to $4,000. The capital
40 Iub.cribed IL divided into shares Of SO
each, which are held as iollows: Joseph
F. PAUL, 50 shares; Alfred PAUL., 80
share; Archibald W. PAUL, so share.;
Thos. Walton, 10 shares; George W.
Woods, ! share; all Of Wheeling.
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WHILE we are sending missionaries
across the water let us not forget our
own heather. It is the habit Of a lot Of
irisky boys, assorted sizes, to hang
around church entrances while services
are in progress and cackle and blockade
the sidewalk and deport themselves very
much like lunatics. This state Of sffairs
Is the fault Of no one except the boys.
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C1Rcu1r C~ounr-Jldqe Maria.


This Court met at 0 o'clock on Satur.
day morning, pursuant.to adjournment oil
the previous day.
The grand jury, having adjourned over
from Monday TO Saturday, were called
and answered 10 their names as follows
Thomas o'Brien (chairman Robert Glib.
son, W. A. Wilson, N. L. Off, ]. B. shep'
pard, NJ. Reilly, s. n. Prather, joseph
Werner, James Maxwell, James Reed,
Stephen Clark, George Bowers, w. O,
Hsndlan, A. r. Jacob and II. B. Miller,
The jury Immediately retired to their
chamber, and were in session until 4 P,
NJ, when they returned the following In
dictments:
Christy Farley, indicted for house.
breaking.
Judith Roeltger, two bills for selling
liquor on Sunday.
For keeping and exhibiting faro banks
James James, VIM. NJ. Clark, NJ. Brady
Frank Stanley.
For keeping an "E. o. table," Jos
Webb.
For permitting gambling In his hotel
VIM. A. Waugh, four indictments.
For betting and playing a faro: Frank
Stanley, Charles Miller, james W. Bul.
ger, Isaac Landauer, John Sheppard
and Tony Glesner. 80.
For gaming in hotels and other public
places: E. L. Wood, n indictment
Joseph Klo,z, 2; Daniel Eyerstine, q
Harry Mcclure, 9; Henry Schmulbach, 9;
John Sheppard, 4; Frank johnson, 2; Wm.
B. Battelie, 2; Charles Berger, 8; J. I.
Merriman, ]; Sigismund Hays, 3; VIM. X
EIson, 2; VIM. 81. Robinson, 2; Simon
Kline, 9; ]. @. Aldersou, 2; Chaa. Bailey,
a; Walter DuYall, 4; George speyer, 8
Jerry Clemens, 8; Vim. A. Waugh, i
Harry Wheat, 2; VIM. Welfeldt,2 2.
Their labors being completed, the
grand jury were discharged.
Court then adjourned over 10 this
morning at 0 o'clock.
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The Council Committee on Streets, AL.
legs and Grades should examine the
north abutment OF the Market street
bridge, and have it repaired at once.
There Is n large hole in the stone abut-
ment, and the masonry Is gradually Civ
ing way. II not attended to at once, the
whole corner Of the bridge is liable 10 be
swept away by the first heavy freshet.
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Do NOT fail to call at John Roemer's II
you want to buy goods cheap.
Twenty thousand bolts Of new patterns
Wall Paper, with borders 10 match, at 9,
z, 8, 8 and 10 cents a bolt.
Two hundred pieces Of new styles dark
and light Calicos, beat quality, at etc.
Twenty pieces Fancy Chintzes At 1Oc.
Two thousand pounds OF superior 5lb
Southern Carpet Chain, the best in the
city, at 25c.
Twenty-Five pieces new styles Of Car
pets at much below their value. Also,
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &c, &c, at
eastern prices,
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VIZ hear complaints nearly every day
OF ugly dogs that roam the streets seek
ing what children they may bite. Some
OF these vicious CANNES seem 10 think
that the collars worn upon their necks
give them the privilege Of swapping at the
legs Of any child they may come across,
These thing ought not 80 70 be. /.
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|. BLUM & BRO.
llo4 Main Street.

For Black cashmers go to l. BLUM q
For cOlored cashmeres so to !. DLuM&
For Black Gro Grain Silk Of the best
make, at the lowest prices, go to l. BLUM
d BIO.
For summer silks, when you can find the
best assortment, the handsomests styles and
the finest qualities at the lowest prices, so
10 ]. BLUM a bRo.
For Plain Colored Silks at 81 per yard SO
to I. BLUM & BRO.
For Dress Goods at bottom prices go to
!. Blum q BRO.
For Back and Fancy shawls go to /.
BLUM d Bro.
For Spring Cloaks and DOlmans go to j.
BLUM d BRO.
For Iadses' Worsted and Linen Suits go
to I. BLUM a BRr.
For Hosiery, Gloves aud Fancy Goods go
to / BULM 4 BRO.
To save money, 10 find a large assert.
ment, deal at
L BLUM &c BRO,
lIIo4 Main Street.
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CUTTING ScRAPE.-About 8 o'clock last
evening George Able and VIM. Jones got
into adificulty at a bawdy house in the
vicinity Of Warren's Oil Refinery, and in
the struggle which ensued Able was
severely cut about the face with a pen.
knife by Jones. Both men were arrested
and locked up for a hearing this morning
at the police court.
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TJhi................

The GGedraL.-saturday, being the
last OF the Lenten season, was duly OBJ
served as Holy Saturday at the Cathedral.
The services we're well attended, as were
all the services at the Cathedral during
Holy Week. Easter was celebrated with
tho usual imposing rituals peculiar to
the Roman Catholic Church. The musical
exercises were more than usually elabor.
ate, and the services were interesting
throughout Large congregations were
present at each service during the day
and evening,
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MusIcAL.-The largest and most COM
plete stock Of Sheet Music, Music Books,
Music Paper, Musical Instruments Of
every description, Musical Goods OF all
kinds, Piano and Organ Stools and Covers,
can be obtained at Sheib's Music Store,
Washington Hall. Special inducements
are offered to teachers 10 obtain their
supplies there.