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DIED.

BRowN-In Baltimore. Nd. Jan %. pr Thomas R.
IL sr"daatcd from o hs n,st. c Sa "y IN N;rSS.
-ce and soon alter entered ,hc United states Nayy =,
ile was Pr"r-sar Of Clinical aud Operative surgery IN
mcm r. 81 the Neico cnirnrsca fseu;ty q Maryi"hd
serving 80 ono " it, board q Examiners AMI asmein
Der N the section In surgery and was also me inter ~
hr clinical Medical surgical and Pathological soclenei
BREXNAN-In stockton. Cal. Jan. 10. Of eon.ump
uqn. Mr., susan Brennan nj Astoria, Long Island AID
wie N The lai' Thomas Hrcnnan.
New YORK mi Brooklyn papers please copy.
nell only daughter N Ririssll and sarah \. CORNELL
Relatives aud insud; ARE rc.lcci'u invite 10 attend
wcdnc.iay jan ~ At y o'clork
as y Es %oS az :" ana I,a 49, Jacob
H. re reanN's az ifirnI, :" TIE my are re;pectfuly
Hudson ay, on w,inc.iay. Jan. ~. staP NJ
ian year Ernest ,kihn scconi son Of pf tiatthei "
fd m NJ Se PFC sns p a., ss q, A. NJ
MATliEsoN.-At Men,one. France, pee. g. in his sad
sirr. Ncoilani second son OF the late Capt Donald
MILLER ON sunday night Jan. 20. alta quarter pasi
II oC'cN Georse Christopher Miller. aged 81 ycarA
.Esiauvo. Nnd friend. also the Long Island Bowling
g, ,ae 1s,idfiier -. H9rn'9n h" Brooklyn T. D., On
MccARrY --on II. a7u' INST. Michael Mccarty native
Of County wexford iceland 40 III inh wear o. MS axe
from h's iate 'r,ie. ~ W.T. .i,6 y ON
Hniv t'rbss whore ,,'rn,n ush mass of regucn viii
be celebrated for tie rcno-c of has soul
OBRlEN On tuesday. The 2-ti inst. Mary o Br'cn,
m the III wear oi her naive County Cork. Ireland.
Relatives ami frputs ue family are respectfully in.
ved io attend the funeral the residence - her
gratdsor. Richard krauul. 2u West ii.t 81. on Thurs
daN ho aph inst, att ociuck. Remains TO be inferred
IN Greenwood
,o'REllLi-on sunday evening Goth inst Margaret
Emily. Mtic oi B"ruarl ~ Reilly
Relatives ami friends respectfully Invited 10 attend
the funeral her late residence ~ south ith st.,
Br1okNn. T.. u on "Wednesday afternoon. az , Z. NJ
SHAN.-At 81 Johns. Tp're COUNTY, ItHh Jan. 10 n
old axe. Jane shaw, in the Sth yrar OF her age size
WIS native Of Aberdeen. Scotland, and joined the Nor
mons IN iSIi.
ToLMAN.-In Canton. Mass. Jan %. joseph Tolman.
aged ~ wears and months
WALL-un SUNDAY. Jan 90 Charles Wall eldest son
at the late Hon WILTON Wni a. the i9h wear NJ his
Relatives ami rcnd, are invited 10 areud be iunrral
from ms ate >tHcc ~ Park av ON Wclncs SHAY, 29;h
inst ~ ~ oc'utk
.wll1ElkAD On Monday. 27th, Maria wife OF Joseph
Whitehead
Funeral on Thursiav. aou at o'clock from her late
rcsii"nca. 49, East a~fh Il
WILDER In Detroit Mich Jan IS Mrs sally wilder,
in the 91i wear ut hrrH.t.
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Mr. Oliver Doud Byron's engagement Al Nibos Is pro.
grrssnk Ntr tNorabN amt hsmI ersunatun OF the hero
Of the d~oc difficulty romantic and effective IN no or
binary destte.
Texas jack. ESQ scout indian fighter guide captor of
capt lacA. scalp paiheror &c. appears Weuty. with
,af.rN ~ Western talent that ha, auAuiunci the buck
skin iur tie huskiu. Al the olympic Theatre. The uit
the TrHpperh Daughter, and Al Hleplrle with tnings
mat thrill
Nj, Anna Dickinson has hscn winning golden opinions
lecture Do Idc ~fiVr.' Viii sic Nil. -hurtY
repeat She Will appear WIN Nj John MCtuiuugh at
tht PUN Avenue Theatre during aneugRgemcHt which Is
"a hretu Easter Monday She has written IlHy
sailed Aufellau' IOl Nh McCuilolgh which ahc her.
sell Is "a enact the leading irmar character
"Otheion VIII follow Lear AT the broadway Thea.
Htre Mr. Edetr b, understood "a have devoted even
greater ana study Ia he character the Moor than
he has to that at Lof, and finished intelligent ana
scholarly mpcrsonHuuu may be looked tor Miss Mario
Gurdun Will assume the character 90 IN" ieHnad Her
rendition Of the Part ~ tor ~ lul VI eAcel1ut
qualities, and Is very iaVurably received.
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scoring AS Schncfnr hauled down his sails and
anchored on long m1-st. H. WINS congtutu-
lui'l hy scores ~ friends. Tho run docs not 20
GA Inc roe rl tWnusr T. WINS not made within
thr limit Ot the gumr.
Mr.. DIV nrnoRa ID to Daily for his unfnrtu-
MT" rcWnrk. II WIS done on tie spur ~ tho
moment, without u thought OF tho consc-
offences" he suid
All rGhi. sir" Maurice replied. mo harm
that. anyhow"
Tho winners average wns 10 2-13 tho losers.
r.; S"ha"icrs highest runs were ~. 140 and
3l2. Duys. To-
This afternoon Hoiser will grnpple with Gar
hirr m in the .,VrninE the elegant and accom-
pushCd French Prof. Rudoiphe is to meet the
MISUNDERSTANDING NMnknn. SnA dom.
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THE REV DR. HAGEwANs LAWSUIT
ne Gets Verdict for Arrears Of SALARY
Against n Freehold Church.

FREEHOLD, n. j., Jan. 2s.-The suit OF the
Rev. DR.. HaEcman against tho Second Reformed
Church ~ this plnce. for arrears Of salary be-
tween Dec. 3. 1877 whom tho Monmouth Chassis
ousted him. and July I. 1878. when the General
Synod IN Utica sustained his appeal from tho
action Of tho Chassis was closed to-day. Mr.
Yradcnburgh, on behalf of Mr.. Hageman. read
the church's call. beginning. Grace. Mercy.
Peace which. he said. sounded like hollow
mockery after tho church had turned him out
in midwirtcr lie averred that the action WIS
tho work Of n faction. instignted by somebody
more learned and potent lie criticised the
Rev. Mr. Wells Of the neighborlng township Of
Marlboro for speakine disrespcctfullv Of the
Syu1d's decision, and said il 1t WIS he that WIS
responsible for dragging the controversy into
the civil courts he had great responsibility to
Mr. Robbins on behalf Of tho church llkencd
Mr. Hugenlun to the servant who took bis Tel
what thou owest." lie enlarged upon tho, fnct
that Mr., lIngeman had not preached in tho
church during the time for which he claimed
pay. The ccclcs iastcal judicatorles, he held,
have no control Of questions affecting civil
The decision OF the General synod. ne said.
will be rcconsidered and probably reversed.
Cen Halsht. who closed Tor Mr.. Hageman.
nay his large salary was disproved by the evil
dcncc that after they had oustcd him they spent
severed thousand dollars in beautifying their
church. At the meeting OF tho Chassis which
oustpd him on Dec. br. Hagcnnn rendered
his resignation 10 take effect In the following
April and offered TO rebate n portion of his
salary. but the opposing faction cried. Away
with him Crucityh lm !" Gen. Haght.. too.
accused Domnies Wells and Bolton Of melting
cpb;ll against Dr. Hageman. probably he
said. desiring themselves TO step into his shoes
IN this rich church.
Judge Scuddcr in charging the Jury snid
that the call was tho contract between the par
tics and the courts would enforce Whatever
civil rights either party bad under IT, Under
the constitution OF the Reformed Churcn the
dissolution ot "a pastoral relation could not be-
effected Ivy ono pnrty. The church Ind rccog.
hy their decision. The substantial question If
fact for the Jury was whether DR.. Hagemun
performed his duties during the period for
which he chained pny WIS ready md ablc to
perform them. The Jury must look only at the
legal aspect of tins painful controversy
interest amounting TO 81 2O7ig.
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A Contest Ahead for O'Leary.


The American papers received some week
ago contained the challenges from Hoover Brown ana
thariss k.wtll 10 a. T. AIRY. hut the hiheTnHAmcrcAu
has neither msde reply to these challenges %
cnblcrran sent To him hy sir John Ashley IN which the
lest named gentleman stated that he intended sending
Knweu g. sew YORK 10 compete Tor ine hell
aud solicited reply The hacker OF BLOW
er Las since Withdrawn his money uut
Rowell docs not appear disposed 10 he stalled 10" Nv
the neat uugOns mail lie viii forward articles Tor
O'Leary's signature aud Sir John AsteY has placed
further sum 0 500 Waking Eiup IA AIN IA our hands on
behalf u ROWell, % bnd the match thus covering
oLeary's money No one - Lrbarred from entering into
the contest the only pruyts0 being that all other CON.
pttors must nave their stake money HlOn down IN cur
hands one month priur ile date Used tni the ruu
uf cement ~ tho iuAfh winch take place on or
before the first week March next Ms OeHry is bound
by Tue conditions compete within three months from
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SPORTING NOTES.

There was Atwcnty tour. hour Walk in the Oh Baptist
Church In Poughkeep sie. last week, lHr money.
new profe ssinual base ball gruuui be- opened at
Niutl stree and Nuth avenue, south Brooklyn.
Mrs Andrews failed in her attempt 90 walk 27rn
quarter miles ~ East New NorS Her doorkeeper ran u
with the receipts
Harry Jennings IL sail the LIST pTox for New Or
leAus with twenty Of tlr choicest bull terriers uf tie
Northern Suites The dogs ruurrm fourteen pound. To
thr,y pouuds Thoy are 10 ivue several disputes IN the
Crescent Guy. some Tor n ,us0 a side.
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The excessive corpulcncy NJ certain United states
Senator has long been tho BUT editorial ana ,cy
hon mots from the pens Of NH-hin. CORE ondruts
rev pe9ns have suspected that Do. Obesity Mass ui.
cHse, ana liable 10 prove Htl Vet TN, the tnrt
Excessive iHturss not onlN disease i,el. bit ouc
Liable to generate other ami more .rr,uus ones Chem.
isrN has al last reNchlcd safe and reliable remedy
ior ths abnormal condition o the sy,.em iu Aan'- Anti
Fat Distinguished chemists have pronounced IL not u
harmless but very beneficial 10 the system while rene.
dying the diseased condition sold by druggists --Ads.
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NEW YoRK. Tuesday. Jan. 2S.-Raceipts ~
hccvcs ~ car oad- $50 hrnd pfr W which changci
hauis at yesterdays prices. or slg@lur n tndrvs
e17 Ms for medium to prime several car loads renamed
unsOt.
Receipts Of sheep md lambs 10 car loads or ~ head
Markct weaker ami cuiis downward with a. ~ trade
4mi &c. g fnr to chrrc sheep AMI 1s@sc.
Tor lambs car ial ut un wunlrd S1'c sheen. III ~
average. -oti At the hteh Lure at 80 y n
Receipts of h, only car loads nunc vt which were
flr sale alive Tome uffe market rn. Jersey dressed
hogs and pigs sold AZ i.os5hsc r H.
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So Richmond. Kelly. Norfolk.
- Hart Vie. Gibraltar
SsCalifornii Donaldson. London.
SsCuy of savannah. Mallory. savannah,
IS Ciiy of Montreal, Fulton. Liverpool Jan. H. ana
Queenstown 18th.
- kmckcrtuckcr. Kepblc. New orleans
ship sir Robert Peel. Larrahce London
shin It Uenrrr. Evans. Bristol
Htrk immaculate. Luugnhardu. Cctte.
BarS Naug. Thuuisrn. Pau.
BRIG Harriet a.. Avery Maracabo
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Fourth Ward BOY. aud Girls.

Fourteen boys stood in a row yesterday morn
ing at the bar In the Tombs Police Court aud Defective
Kerns SAID that having been charged by Capt Pct 10
watch the nnoccupod tenement at 100 Roosevelt SIR
owned hy Mr. Henrgo KAynor OF fiuu street. he found
about thirty boys and girls In the basement saturday
evening last They had fiddle and an Accorieon and
danced until midnight Mr.. ktln0r requested the police
arrest whoever might he found IN the house again ana
On Monday nght, At about o'clock, the detective saw
the fourteen huys In there They had aud haY
nre and singing songs TO the accompaniment OF HE
accordion, Mr. knynor not appearing, Justice otter
hours discharged the boys
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Suslnrss lotitts.

thnmomtlc Blood mud Liver rtiia tDr. chan
dlcrg Purely vegetable AMI tAstrhss M noNious
drugs. Formula on each package. All know what they
tnknu They d. sprpsin heartburn, dizziness
oppressive breathing co4Nencs- sirk headache. rain in
back shoulders Sidney affections nervous debility
coated tongue. and all impurities ~ the blood PIC per
package. All drnagists Pfinrnn hepn no MgAt Jih ST
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iO5th Monthly Grand Distribution New orleans
Feb H. 1857 prizes total. siioFo. capitals, s3D.oo.
sinpn. S5On. etc; 10000 tickets. two g. dollars.
halves, one sn dollar Apply to ". A. DAUPlifN. = o.
box G9s. y. o.. La or II. l. PLUM. $40 Broadway. NY
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Wayne County. Court House to be Fini.hed.

HoSEsDALE, Pa. Jan. 2s-The anu-Court
House troubles Of Wayne County have been compro-
missed. Judge waller. condition that the new Board
huNs 10 ready for occupancy hN jan |. 1850 consents 10
bold court ia Weavors Hall unul thIt date. Viewers
Hal Wa Tho rented by the County Commissioners
DID, Mul.u Iul.e Mnl-er Ieu.ol " Lnll cumrL
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HCsTIs In this CITY, Jan ~ by Justice Barrett Of the
supreme urt Mary c. Hustis from DR. Cornelius lustis
Cause, adultery
dinner In 81 Louis. No. Jan ~. BY Judge Lndlcv,
Charles thinner from Margaret dinner. Cause, drunken.
ness and de>crton
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

HtStAruur AtvNrAc-rHts nav
Sun rses.. Is sun sets..... II Moon scts. ~ m
Nan wArFu--rHis nv.
sandy Hook II 80 Gov fsi1nt. u ~ Hell Gate. 81
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ST, LouIs, Jan. IS 1879.
II NJ Paui's
We lave reduced our price and ofcr 100 rooms at So
per day our rates viii he S. IS 80 and 81 per day, ac
GRIsWoLD souDDEA,
PToprietoTA-AdN
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IMronrASr WIN. HAIRS Bilsam FOR the Lungs cures
Coughs Gods Group Consumption, and all diseases of
the throat chest and lungs
Use Henry's OArbohe salyS Tor PimpleS. TreekleS
Cuts Sores Burns ke-Ada
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GRocERiEt-DuHng the past week there has been con.
parauNey little business Business and prices have re-
NAMED nearly the same as last week. To-day. eohse
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Three han Washing Crystal" IL ndopted
as trade mark ngatnst many
worthless limitations e. N. FISCHER CO.
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Far superior common porous pastors turers
E1pOsuonh-AdV.
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Fine ~ SILK Wnt for ~ go. Derby and
Soft lIats e. ~ wnrth 81 IS New Chnrrh ~ np stairs
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The hest Elastic Tru.. ever invented. Prtce
now only 81 %. POMEROY TRUSS Co, 7i8 Broadway.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-25
First Ward School.

We paid 4 visit 10 the above school,
yesterday, and found an unusual degree
Of interest in school matters existing
there, and are pleased to know that the
pupils of this school are acquitting
themselves so well. The Grammar
school is divided into four divisions OF
eight members each. These divisions
take turns in literary work on FRIDAYS
the friendly rivalry thus created hav-
ing a good effect. Space forbids our
giving the programme OF yesterday, but
We cannot refrain from mentioning
some things which we think deserve
special mention, namely: The uncon-
sciOus lessons the children are learning
by the beautiful notices upon the walls,
and by the occasional requirement i'm
posed upon each pupil of giving a quo
tation upon given subject. Yesterday
the subject was Patriotism" or, love
of Country" and every member of a
class Of thirty responded with an appro-
pirate quotation upon the subject.
The School Bulletin is also unique
feature. Once a week it appears, neatly
written upon the blackboard, and al
most any member of this school can
give an intelligent account OF the inn
portant events of the week by a refer
ence thereto. The items in yesterdays
Bulletin were: 1.-THE Indian Troubles,
disaster at Sea- Fire at Bethany
College" yellow Fever" "Incorpora-
ton OF Wheeling Pottery Company" &c.
The DAILY REGISTER is kept on file, and
from it the subjects are chosen. The
scholars, with no assistance from Prin-
Cipal Mccain, get up excellent ninia-
ture reports and the effect on the mind,
of this drilling, is apparent. Too often,
in our public schools, lessons are learned
to be recited, not retained, and TO sue
cessiully combat this tendency, the Bull
lStiu was introduced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-25

The following story is told by the
Steubenville Herald, and il the sharp
comes this way, due warning is given
Last evening about Z O'Clock a man
entered Crumrine's book store on North
Fourth street, and walking up to the
counter, holding in his hand two IS
notes, inquired of one of the clerks il he
could give him a $40 bill for them,
stating that he desired 10 send that
amount in letter, and wanted a legal
tender The clerk upon examination
discovered that he could not accommo-
date the gentlemen, and so informed
him, whsreupon the stranger asked the
clerk 70 give him a five dollar legal ten
der for a Eve dollar greenbeck, which
the clerk proceeded 20 do. The
stranger placed upon the counter
two bills when he first entered, and
during the conversation succeeded in
removing one, whereby the clerk was
led TO believe that he had placed one
Of them in the drawer. After the
sharper had left the store, the trick was
discovered, and the clerk found himself
five dollars out of pocket. 1t is sup
posed that the stranger left for Wheel
ing on the TBS train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-25

PITTSBURGH, October "a. - River 3
inches and stationary. Weather fair
and cold.
CINCINNATI, October 24,-River . feet
10 inches and rising. No arrivals or de-
partures.
NASHVILLE, October 24.-River sta
tionary with 20 inches on the shoals.
ST. LOUIS, October 2i.-Arrivcd-Josie
and barges, Lacrosse. No departures
River risen . inches, with feet inches
on the gauge. Weather clear and cool
CAIRO, October 24.-Arrived-Ma
melle, Fairpoint. Departed-John K.
Meigs, South; Paris c. Brown, New Or
leans; Maumelle, Cincinnati. River
feet inches and falling. Weather clear;
thermometer 80.
NEW ORLEANS, October 24.-Arrived
Future City and barges, st. Louis.
Departed-Chas. T. ChOteau, Memphis;
Future City and barges, st. Douis; John
Means, st. Louis. Weather clear, cool
and windy; thermometer 66.
VICERURG, October "a - Weather
clear; thermometer 50. River rising.
Up-Belle of Shreveport, Cherokee.
DOWN.. +. Lee, John X. Scudder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-25

Ii has become apparent to the most
casual observer that in spite of the most
judicious expenditure OF all money
available, in spite of the utmost en-
deavors of the Street Commissioner, in
spite of everything that has been done
TO make our streets ordinarily rcspecta-
bic, they fall short of being so, and are,
in many places, a municipal disgrace.
The reasons why this is so are numer-
Gus, and not relevant 10 this article. IL
is now proposed TO roll the streets.
This is considered a step in the
right direction, and at its next meet
ing Council will be requested TO
purchase a seven ton roller.
There are various reasons why a roll
er would be good thing 10 have, and
thew were canvassed by the Street Com
mittee at its meeting last night. 1t was
represented that If Sixteenth street were
properly rolled, it would Ice better than
a paved street, and that by rolling the
mud streets in the spring they can be
brought to a serviceable condition some
time, six weeks at least, before Nature
would do it. The other advantages of
roller will be expatiated upon when
Council meets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-25
Bwing's majority, iO3.
General Rice. for Lieutenant-Govern.

General Rice. for observation-disclosures
or, received precisely the same vote in
the county as that cast for General Ew-
ing-5, $50. Hickenlooper ran five votes
behind Foster, making Rice's majority
IN this county los.
The Nationals cast only g. votes in
this county. Last year they polled $50.
The Prohibition vote this year was only
20.
The VI. +. Sunday School Of this place
has reorganized with the following off.
GERS: Superintendent A. 7. McKelyey;
Assistant, +. VI. Cowan; Superintendent
Infant Department, Mrs. William J.
Thompson; Assistant, Mrs. VIM. A.
Hunt; Secretary, T. G. Fawcett; Treas
urer, +. d. Bailey; Librarians, Jesse b.
Never and James Lewis.
our village Council has promoted
Lewis Neiswanger to the position of
Town Marshal. Lew has had considera-
BILE experience as deputy under late
Marshal Rice, deceased.
David Armstrong, OF this township,
died, last Saturday morning, of typhoid
fever, aged Al years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-25
PULPIT POINTS.

First Reformed Episcopal Church,
Mozart Hall, services at 1890 and : p.
NJ; Sabbath school at BAN. Morning
subject, "An Uneyenly Formed Char
acter;" evening, Secret Prayer and the
Open Reward"
At the Disciples Church, Prof. &. l..
LOos, of Bethany, will occupy the Dul-
Dit both morning and evening Prof.
loos is an eloquent discOurser and is
sure of plenty OF hearers. A cordial in
yitatiOn is extended to all.
Rev. j. Gledhill, formerly OF Bridge
port, will preach in the Kirkwood NJ. +.
Church, Sunday morning next, at 1890
A. N.
At the Jewish Temple, corner OF
Twelfth and Chapline streets, this morn
ing at half. past ten, Master Alex. Stem
field will be confirmed by the Rabbi,
Rev. DIR. Jacob Thee. NogelsdOrH. The
ceremony will be an interesting one TO
persons of any religion, and all are cor
daily invited to be present.
Divine services will be held in the
Jewish Temple tomorrow evening at
half-past seven O'Clock, on which occa-
sion DR.. Vogelsdorf, the Rabbi, will lee
ture on Light" The Temple is in the
D Ia Fellows building, at the corner of
Clapline and Twelfth streets.
At the United Presbyterian church
regular services will be better to-mor-
row, conducted b. the pastor, Rev. J.
7, Mcclure, at 1920 A. NJ. and P. NJ.
All are welcome.
Thomson NJ. f. church, Island, Geo.
c. Wilding, pastor. Morning, "The
Victorious Shout of the Redeemed"
Evening, THE Anguish of the Lost"
Sunday school at IL NJ. c. II, Collier
superintendent.
At the English Lutheran church, on
Sixteenth street, east OF Market, Rev,
Louis Hay, of Allegheny city, Pa, will
preach at lO4 4. n. and I P. W, and adj
dress the Sunday School at o'clock.
Faith and Works" will be the sub
ject in the Sunday Schools using the
the international system tomorrow.
James K, 1926.
There will be regular services to-mOr-
row morning and evening at the Third
Presbyterian Church. Communion
services will be held in the morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-25
CLoAks at Blum's.
ohio Valley Protective Union.

This prosperous life association of our
city is now realizing the steady benefits
of the careful agencies they have been
and still are establishing Since the
first day Of September last they have
received applications for membership
or benefits at the average rate Of &, 700
per day, 81, 900 per week. $751; per
month, or S2.lO,OO0 per year, and
during this week the average has been
at the rate Of $4,000 per day, Sos, 900
week, S455, 900 per month, or fire million
four hundred and siriy thousand dollars per
year.
During the sixteen months Of its ex-
istence, but one member has died,
necessitating but one assessment, or
furnishing protection at a less rate than
six dollars per thousand per wear. II
this don't look lisean economical. care
ful and "bOOming" business We would
like some one ''to rise an shine" and
explain why.