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THE AsBrRY M. E. (coloREp) CHURCH. corner

THE AsBURY NJ. E. (CoLoRED) CHURCH, corner
OF 18th and X streets which has for some
months been closed, undergoing repairs, &C.,
was re-opered yesterday morning, and there
was large congregation present, every availa-
BILE space being occupied. The interior has been
lrescOed the floors carpeted, seats painted and
vanished, new gas fixtures introduced, new
and fine organ. purchased, etc. The exercises
were conducted by Rev. w. c. Cooper, presid-
ing elder, and the choir opened with the hymn,
Il Love Thy Kingdom, Lord" Mr.. Thomas p
Belle being the leader; Miss Estelle Wood, the
organist. Prayer was offered up by Rev. j. Nc
kendree Reilly, after which DR.. Peck read from
II. Chronicles, 6 chapter, and Hebrews, second
chapter, 1921 verses. The choir then sang the
hymn, awake, Jerusalem, Awake" The sew
mon was preached by Rev. J. McKendree Reilly,
who took for his text, Corinthians l., q. Mr..
Mccoy read history OF the church. In the at
ternoon Rev. DR.. Lanahan preached.
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PRICKLY HEAT.
Incidental to the Texan Climate.
Messrs. WEEKS h POTTER Observation-Disclosures
please ind one dollar for large box of CUTICURA.
The small one that received some time ago has
been very efcacious especially in Prickly Heat or
Yours truly,
THOMAS W. BUCKLEY,
MASON, TEXAS, Sept. % 1878.
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To Ladies and Gentlemen,

NEW stoves exchanged for old ones. Fen Keys
the stove man, 1103, cor. 18th and L stn.w.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-B. ii. Warner has sold
for Barber, Henderson & Co. the two-story and
basement brick house No. rs I'd street north
west, to Reuben S. Smith for 81 $50 cash. also to
Charles G. Glover, lot IS, in square 139, fronting
tWenty-four feet on 18th street, between M and
n streets northwest, for seyenty-one cents per
square foot.
Messrs. Walter B. Williams & Co., auctioneers,
sold Saturday afternoon for II. B. Moulton, at
torney, three-story brick dwelling house. with lot
16 feet front, running back 100 feet on the SOUTH
west corner OF Sth and streets northwest, to
John White, for S205O.
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HUMOR ON Il CHILD
Since Birth Cured, After Faithful Med.
ieal Treatment Had Failed.

MEssRs. WEEKS POTTER: Giertiemen,-My little
son, two years of age, has had humor on one side
OF his face since he was born which during the last
four months has spread the entire side of the
face, the chin. ear, and side of the head II must
have itched and irritated him great DEAL as he
scratched the surface all the time, no matter what
was applied. l used many remedies by advice of
friends and my physician without benefit until
found CUTICURA, which immediately allayed the
itching and Inflammation, and entirely cured him
Respectfully. JOHN l.. SIJRRY
With Walworth Manufacturing Co,
Boston, April Is, 1878.
NorE. Once cured. the skin may be rendered soft
and fair by using the Cuticura Soap exclusively for
toilet or nursery purposes.
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Preventative Of Malarial Diseases-Opin.
ION OF Eminent DIR. HI. IL. Walton, Of
Annapolis, Md.
Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract Of Beef ISL
most excellent preparation. It is par e ce :
Ience. Superior to cod liver Oil or anythi
have ever used in wasted or impaired cons tn
lions, and extremely beneficial as a preventative
OF malaTial diseases. Sold by all druggists and
grocerS. mwf
Send Us Is Gross of QuirE's Irish Tea.
Such is the order we received, and why? Be
cause 1t never fails when you are bilious. Price
rs cents.
NEW stoves EXCHANGED for old ones Fen Kavs
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BOOKS. &c.

STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS AND PHOTO.
y GRAPHS of the Public Buildings in the City,
and Morrison's Strangers Guide.
Abbott's Law Dictionary, . vols. .s13. 90
Desty's Federal Constitution NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Blrsh on Jurles f.
Eimes U s.. Executive departments. 400
Ir1al OF Professor Webster, vols. A.. so
Websters Great Speeches Observation-Disclosures. 800
lhfe OF Benz X. Curtis, vols. .............. 600
Gulde to the Terms of Art and Science....... 1.5O
Sarah de Berenger lJean Ingelow) 1.50
A large and varied stock of Stationery always at
w. III. g. D. II. MORRISON'S,
LAW BOOKSELLERS AND SIATIoNERs,
nOyl d-k Pr
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A WITNESS ANSWER TO AN ATTACHMENT
This morning, in the Criminal Court, John
Wolfe, witness in the case OF Morris Corners,
charged with assaulting an officer, was brought
In under attachment, having failed to respond
this morning. He gave as an excuse that he
had lost three days already in attending court,
and he being poor man was obliged to work
when he found work to do. The court inquired
as to the provisions OF law as to paying wit
neSSes, and informed the counsel that the de-
PENDANT should make some provision for paying
witnesses, or If too poor, to apply to the court
for an order to pay them. Wolfe was allowed to
retire, after being admonished to appear to-
morrow, when the case will be called.
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You are bilious; don't delay. but take dc sc
Is cents.
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DON'T WANT A "SPAsMoDIC" DAUGHTER-1N-
LAw.-An old colored woman appeared at the
clerks office, City Hall, to-day, and asked
that note be made on the marriage record that
she objects to license being issued to her son
and girl who has spasms, for she '.don't want
any hts in her family"
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BURIED UNDER A FALLING BANK.-About s
O'Clock this morning as several laborers working
Tor Thomas Steep were eXcavating earth on 18th
street, between Rhode Island avenue and NJ
street northwest, the bank caved in and caught
Edward Maddas under it, injuring him severely.
He was dug out and conveyed to his home, No.
D31 21St street northwest, when DR.. Harry New
man rendered medical aid.
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VERDICT of Coroner's Jury: .sDied from want
Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price IS cts. /

THE FUNERAL OF Mr.. Faayg Got,pEy. wlr1
was burned to death Thursday morning last
took place Saturday evening from the residence
OF the family, Corner of E and It'll streets south
west, anG was largely attended. The services
were condrcted by Rev. w. P. Harrison chap
lain OF the House OF Representatives, assisted
by the Rev. c. c. Meador, of the Fifth Baptist
large funeral cortege proceeded to Glenwood
cemetery, where the remains were deposited in
the vault The pallbearers were MeSsrs. Am
broSe stephenson, Gwyn Harris, j. C. Thomp-
son, Fl. l. Biscoe, Lewis Clements and P. G..
HungerfOrd.
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CAPT. BONNEVILLE, so long and favorably
known on our river, has resigned command of
steamer Jane Moseley, much TO the regret of the
travelling public, +
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SPECIAL ATTENTION is directed to Dr. Won Mo-
schziskers card. Several OF our best known
citizens are now under his care for deafness
to testify to the great success OF his treatment
In their cases. His Offices are at GIG 10Th street
northwest.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows
Horace Marshall to j. Ii. Brooks, pit. lot 81, OF
Pleasant Plains; s. A. E. McMeen to II. P.
Cady. lot So So. 20s; s2,s5O. r. II. Ward to J. E.
Nalfield lots 103 and 1O4, So. 24O; s.. w. b.
Pleasant Plains; S415. c. A. James ct al, trus-
tees. to c. c. Glover, lot IS, So. 139; S. OS330 NJ
NJ. Evans TO A. Mckfng, part lot IL, So. $50;
and IA, in sub OF lots to 4. So 942 s.. John
Sherman to John Dixon, lot d, sub so. 1I9;
$500, subject to deed for s3O4.5O. Elenora and
James l. Babe to Laura j. Morse, lot 5. so. 2s2;
500. j. b. Moore to o. F. Smith, lot s. So 40:
81 500. Sarah A. Vermlya to Alexander Kes-
beech. lot 81, in sub OF So $685. 81 600 Peter Nc
CARNEY TO $. Nelson Cooper ct al, part lot 10,
50. 2SS; Si,560.
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IN THE CASE OF CHARLES o. LENoNT against
the Washington and Georgetown railroad COM
pany motion for security for costs was made
IN the Circuit Court before Justice Cox Satur-
rfed and settled down in New York. The court
took it under Amusement. During the trial Le-
mont laid on cushions in view of the fury. an
parently completely paralized.
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IN FIN! NiFth
a Short Laughing Season of Six Nights.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES.
roM M0N ~ sr N H 10th;
Dion Boucicault's New Comedy Success now in its
Sixth Week at Wallack's, New York, presented by
II. j. SARGENT'S NEW YORK COMEDY co.
Every artist specially engaged for their parts.
B0UCICAULTS CONTEMPT OF COURT.
BOUCICAULT'S CONTEMPT OF COURT.
BOUCICAULT'S CONTEMPT OF COURT.
BRILLIANTLY AND MERELY PRODUCED
Two and a-half hours of continuous laughter.
The Period of the Comedy is the Present.
Act l-Drawing Room at House of Clicquot.
2Conservatory at the Prefecture
Illuminated for Masked Ball.
Act 3-Office of Prison.
FORBIDDEN FRUIT" in active preparation,
and will be produced during the week.
Monday, Nov. Talbot English Opera Co.
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ApRY, raspIng cough irritates and endangers
the lungs. and greatly debilitates and annoys the
patier.. DR.. Jayne's EXpectorant removes con-
striction of the bronchial tubes, promotes easy
expectoration, heals all inflamed parts and
brings about speedy cure of the most stubborn
rouoh or cold
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THE DAsHAwAYs met last night, and after
remarks by the president, Mr.. Holloway, in
which he announced the death OF Dr.. Joseph
Walsh, and paid high tribute TO his character
and services as a temperance man. the meeting
was entertained with addresses by Guy Wines
MI. Delphy, a reformed hOtel-keeper OF Bati-
more; Major III. A. Hall and Edward Humphrey
Who made report OF the Dashaway Mission
meeting at the Lime kilns near Georgetown,
yesterday afternoon. President Holloway and
Bud Eagleston made effective appeals for sipners
10 the pledge. About thirty persons signed the
pledge. The congregational singing was good.
Mrs. Laura Seymour presiding at the organ,
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WANTS $4,000 FOR A Observation-Disclosures
Henry Ashburton Wormley on Saturday, by
Messrs. Cook and Cole, entered suit against
John P. j. Augur, for damages laid at $4,000,
on the Sd of November, assaulted and struck
him with n within &C
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THE COLUMBIA RIFLE ASSOCIATION have deter
mined to continue the shooting at Benning's
LIST next, and for that purpose have started a
short range and a long range contest for suit
able badges, the rifiemen having the highest
three scores on the LIST of January to be entitled
to the badges. The first match of these series
was held last Saturday. The scores made at
short range, out OF a possible 100, were as fol
lows: j. B. Burnside 70, A. A. Adee "a, w. II.
lehman 81. The scores at long range, out of a
possible 225 were as follows: Col. j. o. p. Burn
side 207, p. j. Lauritzen EOS AT the regular
monthly meeting OF the Columbia Rifle aSs0cia-
unanimously elected an honorary member Of
the association.
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THE FEMALE ABDUCToR AND THE KIDNAPPED
WASHINGTON GIRL--Mrs. Herbert, whose adopted
child was abducted and taken to Philadelphia,
as stated In Saturday IS STAR, says the kidnapped
girl was only thirteen years old. She says that
Mrs. Fowler, who abducted the child for i'm
moral purposes, is white woman, and not a
colOred woman, as has been stated. Mrs. Her
bert also says she had no acquaintance with the
woman, Mrs. Fowler, and never saw her but
once.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Ann Page, colored, died sud-
denly about ten O'Clock last night at her room in
GrahamS alley, between and ID and 18th and
18th streets NV. She was in good spirits few
minutes prior to her death, and while talking
pleasantly with her husband fell to the floor.
He ran for doctor, but before he returned she
was dead.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CUTICU RA
REMEDIES

Have speedily and permanently cured Humors OF
the Skin and Scalp Of Children and Infants afflicted
since birth.
The treatment prescribed in such cases ismild
doses of the CuTICURA REsoLvENT, perfectly safe
yet powerful blood purifier, and the external use of
CuTICuBA, the great skin cure. The CUrIcURA
SOAP should be the only soap applied to the diseased
skin for cleansing purposes.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VNHE FAIR FOR THE SCHOOLS,
Il UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE
SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME,
At ST. MARY'S CHURCH. viii comm ance NOvEM-
Der 18th inst, in St Joseph's Hail. 9th ST. H. W. O3t
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The Weather.
TNDICATTONS TO-DAY.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
VI .curNrTnN Nov IN 1910
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Benjamin F. Snyder, who has attracted great
deal Of notice of late by preaching on the street
corners. was arraigned on the charge OF vagran-
on the street yesterday with his face bleeding
and acting in strange manner, and that he
has been lately dismissed from the insane asy-
lum The charge was not sustained, and on be-
ing dismissed Snyder addressed the audience in
the court room and said in a loud tone, 90 Gen
tlemen the meeting will be held at the usual
time" and he then left the court room shouting
"Glory! glory! glOry!"
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
LEGALs.
NOTICE,

Whereas, under and by virtue of the Judgment and
decree Of the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Minnesota, made and rem
dered on the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1879 in Ger
Thompson and John s. Kennedy, trustees, are
plaintiffs, and The First Division Of the Saint Paul
and Pacific Railroad Company and others are defend
ants, all the rights, franchises and property covered
by the trust deed or mortgage Of said company,
bearing date the first day Of October, A. d. 1866
commonly known as its $2,8OO,OOO mortgage and
fully described in said judgment) to-wit: Ali that
part OF the railroad Of said company extending from
Saint Paul by way Of st. Anthony to Watab gener-
ally known as its Branch Line, together with the
equipments, rights, franchises, land d-grants lands
and other property appertaining thereto, were, on
the exceptions and subject to the prior liens in said
judgment specified; at which sale the undersigned
purchased the said rights franchises and property
sold, for the benefit of himself, George Steuhen.
Donald A. Smith, Norman w. Kittson and James J
Hill, with view to the forming of a new organiza-
ton, pursuant to the statutes in such case made and
provided; and the said sheriff has, in pursuance of
said Judgment, duly made and delivered to the u1l.
dersigned certificate of sale or conveyance under
the said sale in which the undersigned is named as
the purchaser for the benefit of himself and George
stephen, Donald A. Smith, Norman W. Kittson and
James ]. Hill.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that
meeting will be held, of the persons authorized to
take part in the forn alton of such proposed new or
ganlzahon, and for whose benefit said purchase was
made. at the Office of Bigelow Flandrau Clark No.
28 East Third street. in the city of Saint Paul. in said
State, on the 23d day of May A. d. 1879, at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon, at which time and place a
new organization, board Of directors will be elected
and such other proceedings will be had and taken as
may be necessary to complete such proposed new
organization pursuant to the provisions of the stat
utes aforesaid.
Dated May 10Th, 1879.
1925 JOHN S. BARNES. Purchaser.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
NATIONAL GREENBACK LABOR STATE
CONTENTION.

State Convention of the National Green
back Labor party, of the State of Minnesota,
will be held at Armory hall, Wabashaw street,
in the city of St. Paul, on Tuesday, the 10th
day of June next, at IL O clock M, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for State officers
to be supported at the next annual election.
All persons who approve of the platform of
principles adoped at Toledo, Feb. 22 1873, and
who are tired of the deep-seated prejudices and
bitter wranglings of the old political parties,
the tendency of which is toward disunion, and
all who desire 'true civil service reform, and
a thorough retrenchment in public expendi-
tures that labor may be lightly burthened. -
are requested to send delegates to said cunven-
tion from towns, counties and cities, or to at
tend in person.
The committee would respectfully suggest
that county conventions be held wherever prac-
ticable, called either by existing local commit
tees, or by the resident member of the State
committee; or, in the absence of any one
specially charged with the duty, by voluntary
action of any man or men in sympathy with our
cause, to the end that full and fair repre-
sentation may be bad in the forthcoming con-
vention.
By order of State Central Committee
JAS. STARKEY, Chairman,
E. AYREs,
G. G. CHAMBERLAIN,
Executive Committee.
+. r. PETERSON Secretary.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, May II.
COTTON-Firm at 12%@D13c: futures unsettled,
FLOUR-Dull; receipts 1000 barrels; SUI
perfine state and western $33O03.s0; common to
good extra 3.9O@4.00; good to choice 40564.5O; F.;
white wheat extra 4.5hQD5 .25; extra Ohio OO16.OO
st. Louis 3.8Ol60O; Minnesota patent process 600
@8.O0.
GRAIN-Wheat, heavy: receipts 10000 bushels !;
rejected spring, 8l0S2c; No. spring S40195c; No.
spring 81 .06O1.O8; ungraded winter red 100
1.16; No. 8 do 1.1201113; No. 2 do 1.16QIl.16M !;
ungraded amber and No. amber 1.15h; ungraded
13H@1. IA. Rye, No. western 6U@62c. Barley
dull. Malt unchanged. Corn unchanged: receipts
81 600 bushels; ungraded 43hGD45hc: steamer AK
045c; No. 2, 453s@l46hc; western yellow 47c. Oats
dull: receipts $1,000 bushels; No. 8 34ksc; No. 3
white s5hc; No. l, 35%c; No. white $50; No.
371s039hc.
HAY-Quiet; 45Ql5Oc
HOPS-Firmer
GROCERIES Coffee steady. Sugar, fair demand
fair to good refining 63s@6Mc. Molasses firm. Rice
steady
PETRoLEUM--Dull; united 7eAc; crude 81 OF
@1.07A; refined 1.O85s.
TALLOW-6Ac.
ROsIN-Firmer at 81 .3O01.s5.
TURPENTINE-Dull at 81 .2S1s
PNODUCE-Eggs, easier; western 10Gl1Hc.
Butter quiet and. steady; western 50l9c. Cheese
firm; western 2M7c.
LEATHER-Firm: Hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres
and Rio Grande light middles and heavy weights
19@D2lc.
WooL-Demand firm; domestic fleece 2s@ssc
pulled 170D34c.
PROVISIONS frmer: old mess Ss.l21a
22.O0. Cut meats, long clear mddles $500; short
clear middles 5.121a@51s21. Lard strong; prime
steam $6.4O.
WHfsKY-Dull; 81 .o5a1. .o51z.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
Lo0 and R;cer Notes.

Part of O'Neil & Organs crew, Clam riv-
or, came down yesterday. They report the
condition Of affairs on the Clam in bad
plight. The rains raised the stream so high
that large part of the logs scattered
through the woods, and when the dams
went out these were left high and dry.
There will probably be more logs left on
Clam than was at first supposed, the rains
doing more damage in this stream than
good.
Water at Taylor Falls is reported at a
a stand and logs running rapidly.
Dispatches from Pine City report logs or
upper Snake running by Brunswick and a
jam six miles below that town.
Sluicing commenced on Groundhouse, yes
terday.
The Dispatch, Durant, Wheeler G. Co.,
went out, yesterday, with lumber and logs
for Hastings and Red Wing. Durant,
Wheeler & Co. disposed of two strings of
logs to Well, Gardiner g. Co., Lyons, Iowa.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
CHICAGO.

Judicial Nominations-The Custom House
Case.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Cook county Dem
ocratic convention to-day renominated Cir
cult Judges w. K. AIcAllister and John G.
Rogers, and nominated also Thomas Moran,
Murray F. Tuley and w. H. Barnum.
Testimony in the custom house cases to-
day was given by Patrick McQueeney, F. D.
Geudele, John McGilroy and others, stone
cutters on the building, who testified as to
i1nperfections of the stone, to the patching,
plugging, ETC., which was necessary to make
the building preseat regular appearance.
Counsel for Potter & Hill said they under
stood the evidence against their clients was
all in, and they wished to move to dismiss
the cases. Counsel for the government in
timated he had further evidence. Auditor
Harris testified as to amounts paid for vari-
GUS items on the building. Adjourned.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
Confidence Gases CaeI1Ht.

The two young men arrested on Friday
night for attempting to b.lrglarize the Office
of Laraway & King, on First avenue north.
The pair belonged to gang of five, but the
other three fellows got away. They gave
their names in court as John Delaner, and
Thomas Summers, and claimed to have just
arrived from Iowa, but they are known by
the police as Doyle and Hess, two of the
trio who tried to play the ''carpet bag'' game
on the express company, an account of which
was given in the GLOBE of last Sunday.
They plead not guilty to the charge, and said
that they were drunk, but were bound over
IN the sum of $500 each, to appear before
the next term of the district court, and in
default they were committed to Jail.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
SALTWATER NEWS.

Mr.. S. A. Clark, of the firm of Clark Il
Callaghan, is in the city.
A fine line of fruits and cigars always on
hand at Frank Bronson's.
A number of our sidewalks are in delap-
idated condition, and need immediate atten-
ton.
:. Eight or nine of the St. Paul demi-monde
returned to that city yesterday, considering
all danger past
About twelve of the st. Paul demi- monde
fed to this city, Friday, in order to
escape arrest IN that city.
Jas. A. Shaughnessy, who has been at St.
Johns college for the past year, returned
home yesterday, and will Immediately enter
j. +, Burke's store as clerk.
President j. 2. IIlsley, Superintendent
Major Smith and Assistant Superintendent
Thomas Brennan, of the st. Paul & Duluth
railroad, we're in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Chris Baumann, formerly of the firm
of Drew d Baumann, died yesterday morn
ing, victim to consumption. The funeral
will take place to-day at 5 O'Clock, attended
by the honors of the Mennerchor society, of
which he was member.
Some dissatisfaction is expressed with the
action of the board of education in decid-
ing to hold the graduation exercises in High
School hall. The school hall is deemed too
small for tho purpose, as its seating capacity
will not exceed three hundred people, while
the seating capacity of Opera hall was taxed
to its utmost on former occasions.
At the earnest solicitation of many of the
citizens of Saltwater, the Mennerchor So
ciety will repeat the amusing operatta, Du
Zopfabschneider, this evening, at Menner-
chor hall. Caste of characters -Bremser,
Burgomaster, base profundo, J. Taenhauser
Miller Student, tenor, Geo. Gebhard
Spearnose, court officer, baritone, A. Freder-
ick; Riecke, Burgomaster's servant, soprano
Miss G. Wolf. Chorus of aldermen and stu
dents, by the Msennerchor. Admission &c
cents.