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A Gard.

r bought the entire machinery
bk OF the wheel factory at Front
klson streets, ermerly owned by
brbes, who will continue as our
aendent, we are prepared TO man
all kinds Of patent and PLAIN
bicycle wheels. We also
b,ure spokes. hubs and felloes.
|brbes will have entire charge OF
|ufacturing, and we shall eDdeavor
Dis superlntendence to turn out
b work, as our workmen are all
bced hands.
BIZ that the dealers and carriage
eturers who have been dealing
! old Arm may continue TO favor
their orders, and new customers
b. in upon us, for all Of which We
thankful.
d. z. BUCKINGHAM,
J. c. BUCKINGHAM,
Trading az Buckingham q Bro.
tddltw.
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POLICE NEWS.

The cases before the Mayor yester-
day, consisted of eight drunks, upon
which the usual penaly of so cents and
costs was imposed. adl.s, ia'1d s-4s
The hearings this morning consisted
Of one drunk, William Gamble, COL,
who was found by officer Thomas yes
terday afternoon, wandering around
the streets, drunk and half naked. He
was required to pay so cents and costs.
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Better TImes.

l,,s l,1siness revival and new era OF
~ which is now fairly inaugur.
~ rl keeping with the Increased
nd au happiness seen all over the
~ ~ one OF the results obtained
II Introduction OF Warner,s SAFE
n % hv XIV Liver Cure. THE changes
W ssnis .nis remedy" says Rev, Dr.
4 'ee'h Dut little less than mirac.
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Antusenents.
PERFORMANCE OF THE "ILLuMINArI."

PERFORMANCE OF THE "ILLUMINATI." !"
Alexander Dumas may be an enter
tanning writer, but the autbdi Of the
'Tlluminati," founded on the story Of
"Joseph Balsamo" by Dumas, is simply
we'll it is bad, very bad, and what
made II worse, was In the hands of
poor company.
The play of "llluminati" is a mass of
incongruilies thrown together In such
manner that the play is devoid Of plot,
and will never become favorite unless
rewritten. The company that presented
the play was In the main an ipdffaI eut
one, and some Of them did not know
their lines, and several balks were made
by the -promptness Of the prompter,
or else il was the failure of the actor to
catch the lines after they were given
to HIM by the prompter. The attend
ance was small, and there was lacking
of applause.
"MY PARTNER" ...
Louis Aldrich and Charles T. Parsloe
will present at the Opera House this
evening, for the first time in this city,
BARLEY Campbell's greatest Of dramas,
"My Partner" Wherever aud when
ever this play has been presented il has
been created by large and highly de-
lighted audiences. In speaking OF the
play the Chicago Tribune says:--
In every respect "My Partner" may
be justly said 10 be the greatest play
ever written by Barley Campbell, and
IL Is a play which should, at it already
has, make him rank among The foremost
OF orr dramatists. 1t was produced last
night at Haverly's for the first time Z.
The house was filled with people The
success Of the play was emp atlcally
shown. We confess to an agreeable
surprise as scene after of "My Partner"
was unfolded, for we believed that such
work was not within the reach Of Mr..
Campbell, particularly that shown in
the two first acts. The scope Of the
strnctive skill, the cearly drawn and
well cofitrasted characters exhibited in
"My Parlner" have never been equaled
by its author. The story, said TO be OF
The dramatist's own invention, Is ex
ceedingly simple In form, but very in
geniously treated, so as to afford great
diversity of situation, and every situa-
ton possess a strong hold upon the SYM
patbies Of an audience. 1t Is purely
American play. Unlike some others
that have preceded "My Partner"
whose stories have been. laid in the Far
West, 1t is less idylic than realistic.
"oUR BOYS"
On Wednesday evening next, the
Chestnut Street Theatre Company will
present Fl. j. Byron's delightful comedy
/ of fl(ltt,
Bows" is well constructed aud abOunds
in delightful situations throughout the
entire play. 1t has already been pre-
sented in this city, and was enjoyed by
large audience.
THE "GALLEY SLAVE"
On Thursday evening next BARLEY
Campbell's drama of the "Galley Slave
will be presented by the same company
that appeared here on Thsnksgi wing
night. .. .4
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Prenchina T0-Niaht.

Elder VIM. L. Smoot, of Virginia, will
preach at the Old School Baptist meet
ing house, King street, above Tenth, at
7.3O o'clock this evening. an.
To trifie with severe cough or cold is
certainly triaing with ones health. We
nd wise all to take DR.. Bulls Cough Sy-
rup. Price Is cents. ,. ...,'.
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berce struggle which the Repuo-
hvokes next fall should induce
10 become active; to
|mself familiar with political
IA. and to read more closely and
1 the Democratic newspapers o.
4. county and town. He should
his own party in all that is right
regard to threats and m!srspre-
b. FRI m any source.
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do You cough when you can
Def in Sines' Syrup Of Tar, Wild
and Hoarhound? 1t is the
|fcaciouS and pleasant remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Group,
and all diseases tending to
nary Consumption; has been
over thirty years and is espe-
|dapted to children, as it does
Pseate and consequently can be
sufficient quantity as to effect
|one bottle and you will never be
\ it. Price % and so cents per
Sold everywhere.
ap1-1mod&w
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Joy IN louisiana.

people OF New Orleans, La, are
Flth the decision Of the PostmAs-
Delal, ID. NJ. Key, in resembling his
Flcs order about the mails. as he
Is persuaded after an examine
the evidence submitted that the
|na Slate Lottery Company 10, mot
enl, and has SO Tecognl zesi Il,
pa high tribute extoFted after a
lriai fr m the department, Now
registered letters, postal orders
4 70 M. A. Dauphin. At New Or
La OF same person at No. 8l0
'ay, New York City, N. Y, and the
try is the next drawing. April
leu y may win $4,000 Who 10 the
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old salamander" Drug House

pc "old salamander" Drug House
III ,tHIcAGo, ILL.,, Jan. II, 1850.
H. ID. Warner & o., Rochester
LEnEs:-We trust our order will
|Oa IN season TO be promptly fiIled.
unu lor your safe Remedies. es-
ne SAFE Kidney and Liver Cure,
uaous nra and increasing, and our
M NJ speak In the highest terms OF
ue, several cases OF cures which
ne der our observation are
Wy truly yours,
y sCHAACK, sEVENsoN A. Co
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meetings Tonight.

.d. MONDAY,
as Social Lyceum.
n fm Division, K. Of p.
NJ LLl9,rary Association.
Ears aiI,oS, IoS,,S NO; :. /. o. X. NJ.
Fan Iocge IScnge, NO, l. |. O.o.F.
Einstono ooke, No. 70, l. o. o. r,
kinsionn Lodge, No. l X. of r.
kinston r.ouncii No. 5. o. u. A. M.
q hnsaa NM Lodge, No: s. A. o. q. r.
81 Rs,hhm1Pment, No. 7, /. o. o. r.
'enem Division. (colorsdj 8
K. |kSfGe q p Division, No. l. Uniform
d. 'Ja and Brandywine Council,
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|price of the New York World
4 adv need to four cents 9 copy.
bcresse is the result Of the
hyance in the price Of VII To
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|rumor of a scheme to send q
bring expedition against Cuba
bme point in Delaware is II
silly hoax.
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OTlCE.--I, Manuel Richenberger. in
IN compliance with the requirements
of the act OF Assembly III such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
l shall apply in Writing to the Court OF
General sessions OF the Peace and jail
Delivery of the Slate OF Delaware, N and
for the coun of New Castle, on Monday,
the 10Th day OF May next, being the mr. t
day OF the M y Tel m, A. D.. 1880. for y
license to keep an inn or tavern at No.
lOl Market street, being the Northwest
corner Of Front and Mark ket sti eets, In o
First Ward OF the city OF Wilmington.
Delaware, and to sell oxtcating
LIQUORS in less quantities than one quart,
to be drunk on the premises, and The foi-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application to wi; al. n
Geo. w. MARBLE, John Johns,
VIM. r. Brick, P.B. Heusteds N.U 81
John v. Christy, David Woolman,
Merris Taylor, james Monyghan, q
John ID. Maier, Frederick Dane,
Michael Mcdonnell, G. W Kltseimsn,
James Stroud, Luther W. Palmer,
Joseph Low ber, Philip @. Plunkett,
John II. Hubert, Daniel Mc1usker,a T.
John Madden, ., Julius Gunther, .,.
Lem uel Peeky, Jam es Carr'~an. ~
W, X. Moore, -. n ed II. Moore,t af
Alexander Beggs, y. hn ". REEVES.
ap5-3t. MANUEL RICBENBS RGER.
l.
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NJ OrICf.-I. Jacob Messing, do here
~ by give notice that shall apply TO
the Judges of The Court of General Ses
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State. Of Delaware In end for the
county of New Castle. on Monday, the
10th day of May next. beiI g the first day
OF the May Term, a. D., 1880, for q liiense
TO keep si Inn OF Tavern at No. sol West
Fourth street. being the N. w. cor, Of 4th
and Monroe sts., In the Third Ward ofthe
city of Wiimingt n, TO sell Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart,
to he drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application, 10 wit:
James Clark william ]. Connor,
Henry Neuman, 8. j. Logan, fI1
]. T. Theo. Futkel, Patrick Murray,
Even Roberts, George Yund,
Patrick Monaghan, Leonard Harman,
H. g. Duffy, Daniel McElwe,,
j. M. Clumlish, A. Bierman,
Patrick Hynes, A. Bickta.
James V. Martin, John O. cen, H+
Louis Hsmmerer, Herman Lange.
John Aspin, G. w. Sawyer,
John Monckton, Michael Heir, r rs
ap5-3t. JACOB MESSING.
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DIED.

SPEER.-On the End inst, John Speer,
printer, in his 77th year. }, ,EaTAT1 =
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral to leave the residence of
his SON In law, Thomas r. Moreland, No.
400 Lombard street, on Tuesday D.. m.
services at the house at 2:30 o'clock! Pro-
coed TO the Rlverview Cemetery at 3
O'Clock. 10 90 Ut '7lF' ~ y el'y f'lrifss
Philadelphia. Pittsburg and Cincinnati
papers please copy.
= lo n asleep in jesus ilJsj bad
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TOR SALE AT A BARG, INA story !.
II brick house with & rO0tns and bath
room. Will be sold at a barr nln as the
owner intends leaving the city suon. p'
I'D H Apply TO THOMAS r.. bA1,LY, ayi
ID 609 Mark,l otIest.
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:, may be found ON f,le e =, Geo; 2. J. :
krsE, i,a's anaN Newspaper Advertising
,ca 4ODa St.l where advertising
vsp ,,ay be- be made for itin New fork.
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Admission IS and so cents. Reserved
seats, 10 cents; TO be had at G. F. Thsmas
& Co.'S. Hr ap6-4t.
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sts tst1e elt ~ sg#0
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-'H" 70 9i9u '4'r4 "-1i5 20 Hoos
Y.iaj .nis aT0.f bna
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PAYING THEINrEKEsr.


Mailing $1,000 Interest Checks for the
four Per Cents.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The Treasury
Department to-day sent out 6l, 900 interest
checks for the four per cent loan, being
the entire amount OF checks. This is a
very great clerical labor, aud 1t has been
found necessary, on account OF the injury
to the ewes Of the clerks, to change the
tint on the checks, which will be hereafter
OF the natural straw color. /,
There are some curious facts connected
with these checks. One check, which
goes to VIM. H. Vanderbilt, represents the
interest on one.thirtieth part OF the entire
funded debt OF the United States, aud rep.
resents one-eleventh part OF the registered
loan. The other ten.elevenths Is held by
over 80, 900 persons.
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NE1eHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRR.

NJ. L. johnson and VIM. Blackstone re-
turned home from the West Tuesday
evening.
A party of hunters went out the wind
ing hill road to the Jacobsburg neighbor-
hood, Wednesday, in a close covered
wagon, on an expedition after lions and
hyenas.
Councilmen Bippus and Fauple had the
Hope hose reel out Wednesday morning,
trying 10 find what was the matter with
the sewer that should carry off the water
from the school house, the square, &c. A
food Of water was poured into the open
iugs, but no opening could be forced by
that means, and Street Commissioner
Gallaher set to work with force Of men
to dig down to the pipe. They soon struck
water and had to bail 1t out. Some anus
ing scenes were seen among the men, boys
and dogs that were present. The hose
once got loose and the water and mud flew
among the crowd. 0Be boy was rolled
over, while another tried to hold the hose
and was drenched. He dropped the hose
which kicked around among the crowd at
lively rate.
Sam. Simmons and Ed. Fitzpatrick left
for the Tuscarawas river Wednesday, for
hunt.
Let the Republicans all go to the meet:
ing at City Hall Thursday evening and
join the Garfield club. II you can't be
there long, go long enough to join the
club.
Tom Danford was poisoned Tuesday in
the woods by installing "poison-yine" fol
wood. bine, as many another has been.
He was badly injured.
The corner lot opposite the hose house
on Gravel Hill has been iencedin. 1t had
been open so long that now the street
looks narrow.
"The day we celebrate" Which; the
Third, Fourth or Fifth?
The Diamond with barges Is lying below
the bridge, and the Boaz and barges at the
Etna glass house.
Mrs. Keller, mother OF Mrs, VIM. Sin
ram, is still very III.
Great piles Of sand, still being added to
are lying along the track OF the Bellairt
and Southwestern, above the depot. 1t Is
brought in In cars and dumped there.
Council discussed the sanitary natter
OF the city and It's own powers In the case
Our drinking water Is very muddy-has
almost to be chewed to get 1t down:
R.C.F.
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CrRrIY1cATR OF INcoRroRATIoN,-Secre.
tary Of State Brady, yesterday issued a
certificate OF incorporation to the New
River Coal and Coke Company, for the
nurpose Of mining coal and mining other
minerals or substances upon the lands
hereafter TO be acquired by them; to cut,
work and ship timber; TO manufacture
IRON or any other product that can be
manufactured from iron, wood, salt, stone
or CLAW; to let demise, or lease lands, and
especially coal lands, TO purchase, sell ana
lse mineral lands, and timber privileges
The principal office shall be a. HaTks
Nest, in Fayette county, W, va; AM; And
the certificate shall expire March "a, lvU9'
Five thousand dollars have oeen sub
scribed for the purpose OF incorporation,
OF which 81 800 have been paid IN, anu
the privilege OF increasing 1t to 500 0OO 10
all was granted. The stock so sold, u
divided into shares Of SIS each, OF which
R. A. Echols, Of Hawks Nest, holds
twenty shares, S. NJ. Myles, Hawks Nest
ten shares, W. G. Williams, Orange Q. H.
Va, ten shares, ]. R. Echols, Fire Greek
ten shares and E. McMahon, Stauntoni
Va, ten shares,
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From this the following were deducted
g necessary to show the amount that
yould be left for the several committees.


Which amount subtracted from the IN
come leaves balance to be divided among
the several committees, OF S1I,64O, and
which was divided as follows: .,ooo,
The Water Works asked Tor Sa2'UZo,
which amount includes the Worthlngton
pump and the Fifteenth street pipes. A
careful canvass OF the estimates was
made, and after they had been subjected 70
the closest scrutiny the committee award
ed the Water Works $50, 900, for the year,
subject 10 ratification by Council.
Two thousand dollars was the very
modest sum asked for by the Committee
on Lights, but they got Just half Of it.
HOar committee would like to have the
full amount we asked for, " said Mr.. Hand
Ian, Chairman OF the Committee on FIRE
DEPARTMENT, ''and 1t is only Sl5, 800, which
will include our building lot on the Island
and also the erection OF the building, put
II II A close year, and, as Mr.. Horkheimer
said, 1--WE shall be compelled TO cut our
garment to suit our cloth, and this COM
mittee was put OF with $1,000, which
amount will allow the purchase OF about
9 600 feet OF new hose, asore need, by the
way. .,t.n. .nd
swell, what do the streets, alleys ana
grades want2" was the next question;
The modest little sum OF SSs,gs9, anu
there was disposition TO grant II, Oul
then the aphorism Of the moment before
came in play again, and as there was only
$50, 900 left, this committee will have &c
struggle along without their full allow
ance. This allowance, however, Will m
clude the Jacob street Improvements "
course, these allowances are subject tt
the action OF Council at the next meeting
but they are so ridiculously moderate, IL
view oil the improvements that are IN
cluded in them, that no reduction VIII
likely be made.
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CMcMSArr, June SO.-Madame Jane
Wilson was arrested to-day charged with
causing the death yesterday Of widow
named Josephine Williamson, Of Clinton
street, by an abortion committed last Fri
day. When the house was searched q
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Of Louisville, was
found, who had given premature birth to
a dead child. The body Of the child.was
mt fnnnh
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MErEoRIc PYRorEcaNlcs.
A Free Exhibition Near Macon, Gu

Free Exhibitor Near HhcOh, UH'
MACON, June 3O.-Near twelve O'Clock
last night a meteor as large as barrel,
starting from the zenith, plunged down
the north eastern sky and exploded with
a report that reverberated for thirty sec.
onds and shook the earth at this point.
The meteor was about FIVE seconds falling,
during which time the city was lit up as
by an electric light, while excitement
prevailed in all quarters, the inhabitants
rushing into their house,, closing the doors
and filling the air with screams and pray
ers. The time between the disappearance
Of the meteor and the report was about
three minutes.
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q
PERSONAL MRNFIoN.-Capt. Sam. Beall,
of the Cumberland Accommodation, who
has been visiting in the Western States,
has returned to his post.
Miss Bird Craven, OF West Alexander,
passed through this city last night on her
way to Keokuk, Iowa.
Misses Ida, Lizzie and Carrie Helde-
mann, OF West Chester, Pa, and the
Misses Mary and Clara Beall, OF Brooke
county, and Miss Fannie Eisenberg, OF
GAINESVILLE, who have been guests oil Miss
Taylor, at the College, returned to their
homes last night.
DR.. Hugh Roberts, who has been con.
nected with SChnepl's drug store for long
time, has accepted position at r. A. Nc
Cabe & Co. s wholesale drug house.
Col. Fred. Goodtellow arrived home
from Boston yesterday.
Leauder Mix, Esq, the Falstaitian dis.
penser OF Justice in the Eighth ward, Is of
on visit to his brother in Cleveland, and
at present on yachting tour through the
Northwestern lakes.
Benz. L. Craven. Esq, OF West Alexan-
der, Pa, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Kels and Miss Holiday, OF steu'
benville, are visiting Miss Eflie Remmick,
u Charlie sIis OFT will leave Saturday for Rom,
new TO pass his holidays.
Mr.. Val. Heaton will leave for Philadel-
phia to-day. He will be Ia charge OF a
number OF young ladies as far as West
cRSs. H. Ahrens, Of Kraft Bros. 4
Rosenberg, has gone on six weeks visit
to friends In the West.
College, will today resume her travels fol
the Summer.
Miss Ada Smith, Of the South Side, is
visiting In Steubenville.
Mrs. U. Aul, who has been visiting fol
the past three weeks at Canton, Ohio, re-
turned last evening.
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nr,on, xn,ertnInmen,.

Last Tuesday evening the Bryant Liter
airy Society met for the last time until the
ensuing ensuing September. The injecting was .
very interesting and entertaining one.
The exercises were divided in regular
classes OF Reading, Defamation, Essays,
and Debates, Question, was,
Resolucd, That Convict Labor Should be
Abolished, which was very ably argued
on both sides. After recess OF five min
utes the Society finished up all the bust
ness, and short speeches were made by the
following members on the adjournment Of
Society: E. Rogers, ]. S. Robinson, ]. Q.
Beam, T. p. Memminger, /. Beck, T.
sharkey, D. ]. Chew R. Darrah, G. kuglen,
and D. Dinger. Upon an invitation the
Society proceeded to Mr.. ,. Arndts, where
sumptuous supper was spread for them,
and alter doing away with the supper
quite a number OF toasts were responded
to. They then adjourned to their homes,all
feeling happy, and with the hope OF meet
ing again in the requirement OF literary
knowledge. 1. T. H.
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IRISH REvoLUTIoSIsTs.
Threatening Speech IN the philadelphia
Convention.

Threatening Speech IN the thiihueiphE"
Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June SO.-The Uni
ted Irishmen Of America, at their Conven-
ton last night, at which delegates were
present from all parts OF the United
States, advocated vigorous proceedings
against England, OF a similar char acter to
the Russian Nihilists' plots. A secret
session was held, at which three repre-
sentatives from England made addresses
upon the best plan OF freeing Ireland.
One OF the most prominent members OF
the body said; 1.-TWO weeks after the close
OF this Convention We commence action
directly in the heart OF England; we will
operate on the principle Of eye for eye,
tooth for tooth, blood for blood. Every
eviction in Ireland will be avenged by the
life OF an English oppressor or the de-
struction by fire and dynamite OF a Gov
eminent building.
Like the Nihilists, our operations will
be CONDUCTED with secrecy, but with un-
errlng accuracy, and the result will be the
relaxation Of English oppression upon
Irish tenants. Our convention Is COM
posed OF the most desperate set OF devils
i ever saw congregated together, and they
will hesitate at nothing that will advance
their object. We mean business, and ere
many days have elapsed you will have
witnessed the stern realization oil my
prophecy. Branches OF our organization
and other bodies OF similar character
are on the qui vive in both England and
Ireland, and are waiting IN ambush to
strike the initial blow. They are well or.
ganised, and are composed OF the most
dangerous body Of men in the world TO-
day. Our funds will beinvested in death;
dealing dynamite, which will send
terror TO the hearts Of the British tyrants."
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PLEASANT suRrRIsE.-Rev. D. q. K:
Dix. the genial and approschable, pastor OF
Wesley NJ. E. Church, located in the south
ern portion OF our busy city, together with
his cheerful family, were treated to gen
uine surprise on Saturday night . last.
Without the slightest inumation OF their
annroach, a large number OF the ladies
and gentlemen comprising Mr.. Dix's con;
srepation marched into the parsonage and
Took possession OF the same. Each indi'
viduat was noticed to possess suspicious
looking packages, all Of which were leit
behind when the cheerful company took
their departure. When the Reverend
gentleman and his good vile Inspected
was not in the condition in which Dame
Hubbard's is reported to have been, but
on the contrary AT least twenty-five dollars
worth OF the solid comforts Of lie greeted
the eyes OF the worthy pair.