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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

RAtS fell all day yesterday along the Cleve.
land. TusCarawas Valley K Wheeling Rail.
road and those Northern Ohio eXcursionists
going with the Turner's on Saturday will find
this rain great comfort, making travelling
more pleasant. The Northwestern Ohio Fair
opens on Monday next, at Cleveland, giving
all chance to sec thiSgreat Fair, including a
match game Of base ball on Thursday. This
H. the Chcadest and most attractive excursion
offered this year. Tickets good until the Still,
only 81 y, including free admission to two
grand concerts at HallnOrtl's Gardens. Sc
cure your ticket In time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

The board VI Commissioners Committee
on Court House and Jail, met yesterday in
regular monthly session, About the only
business Of interest to the general public was
Hoard to tear down and rebuild the STEPS and
plntforIn Of stone In front VI the Court IIOusc,
md 10 put q new galvanized iron COrhiCc
a~ounh the caves. The old wooden cOrnirc
"a lilnpidnlcd II threatens to Ia !, and new
Que will cost rs much almost Us at iron one,
and he far less durable
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
TIiE RIVER

CAIRO, ILL.,, September l.-Rivcr 5 feet II
inches and falling. Weather clear Their
mOmeter Ole.
EVANSVILLE, September i.-lliycr IL icct
and falling. Fair and cooler weather. NOnr
rivals or departures
CiSCiSNArr, September 1.-iIiver 3 feet
inches owing 10 the rise In the Licking.
Otherwise unchanged. Weather sultry.
LOUISVILLE, September i.-Riycr falling
with 9 feet inches in the canal. No water III
the Indiana chute, Business dull. Weather
purity cloudy and wnrIn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

Dr. A. Il. Banning the famous brace inun
. who is now in this city for the purpose Of
applying his system Of braces ana supports
was Yesterday mulctGd In the sum Of 800 foi
The privilege of doing business In the State.
Dr. banning has been IN the habit Of visiting
Wheeling once every two years or so, aid lie
was altogether ignorant uf the new law Dr,
Reeves called upon him and explained the
situation The Doctor was Under the I'm.
preston that his case did not come undot
The law but he paid the license under pro
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
A STARTLING story,

Yesterday afternoon u story was circulated
in the city which fora time caused great
deal Of excitement It's origin no ono seemed
able to explain, but it was to the effect that
Eddie ClatOr, the nAIsnlan, had been shot OF
stabbed by u Wheeling man who had lost
heavily by his defeat. The man named as
the asSailant was known to have het heavily
on Clator, aud the story obtained some cred.
GncG until CgtOv hiNsGlf, alive and unhurt,
arrived pu the 7:20 train on the r., W. 4 Ky.
roNd. lie WIS AstOnislCd when he heard If
the report, Inst evening prObgbly dozen
dispatches were received by parties III the
newspaper offices aud elsewhere In this city
lnaufring concerning the report 30 that It
seems to lave been generally circulated
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
Ghe q'tteligetrGer>


once, INV. - nnd ~ Fourteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

WAsmN0roN. Experimentation Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy wealth
or. local rains variable winds mostly south
westerly, lower barometer, stationary Or
higher temperature.
For Lower Lakes, partly cloudy weather,
and possibly local rains, variable winds, low.
or barometer, stationary and higher temper
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

wrote an illinois girl to her Eastern relatives.
"SliG took bitters for a long time but without
any good 50 when she heard Of the virtues
Of KidnCy.Wort, she got box and II liHs
completely cured her, SO that she can do rs
much work now as she could before we NOV.
ed West. Since she has got well everyone
about here is taking IT," See adj. MwF&w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

4 comfortable anil d#l-.. Hoa'2 n
tmi HT S, iiTT ,Iinirg r.la 0.Gmn annf III
0ni tw0 led rnnniE i~n.nu..H0'I .i.sF-
The back por,lonn sun.Hn.U flW, Wv 5-ltfl
tmnrc. The only ful-lU 'N' Nt .,.4IF
present occupant, hu.,N. U.N.. 100
city. The lowest price 'Nt '' -L.s,l %,
the balance In one AMI |W 20 {
west side NrrUlurli HuHI H|
Fourteenth street \pr. Z. ,..rpWN
General uu.lncs and I, j i.0.. W." No.
kCi street. rmuG'. Iir
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

Yesterday forenoon William Gender, n
German miner employed in Chambers coa
mine at Elm drove, was working in one Of
the chambers OF the mine when piece Of
stone was lOOsenel In some manner, and fell
breaking his neck and causing death instant
~. lie was an industrious man. and his
death causes general regret among his ac-
QuainlanCes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
A single bottle Of st. Jacobs OIL contains
more remedial virtue thanA whole drug store,

Rv. W. c, sNoDdRiss will lecture in
ChaplihC Street Methodist Episcopal Church
on Friday evening, September 9, Subject,
"LOyc tllat comes too late" lie Is u fluent
speaker and will tlnnbtlCss deliver IN in.
slrVctipe aud entertaining lecture, Admis-
sion, % cents. Let all avail themselves Of
the opportunity to hear him,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

The following Is the report Of Health ON
Ger Edwards for the month Of August;
Deaths from all causes, except premature and
Proportion In LOCO Of population per nnnum"..9SS "
Deaths same month last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." 81
Males ,,,r,,,".,.n White y".,".""" N"o"7i
POmalcs, ,.",,..."n,.,;G COlOFOd ...,.,n","n"..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES

q NM -VIT-7 TIT7T"
1000 Apple Trees Two, tire, loutnd lWNil
b,UOO Peach, one (ifum hnd yUt
5000 Plums,, one aud two YEAR,
5000 QulnCCs, tWon llrr YEAR
5000 Cherries. one aud Two yOH
1000 EyCfgrrrns, mostly Jmlrsf from Ht nv
feet. Tho nbDyp arr thrifty and n ah obiai
for trlnspmnllng. VIII ,ull It's low d W Ms
Correspondence solicited Ailrs 'iNlil vi
I.El, MOundylllC. Nuwg i u0e mlt ~
MUInlTillc hppOt. itlNP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

NRw Fall Goods, ut john ltocmcrs, no.
2Ol0 mud 2O2l Main street. Fifty pieces
new styles Of brOCa,lO and plain Cashmcrcs,
ut i2jGcents. One hundred pieces Of choice
Calico at cents. Other goods proportion.
Call soon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

Eye, ear, throat and rose successfully
treated. Catatrh, crooked eyes and all
tumors about head cured. 2Ja Penn avenue,
Pittsburgh SWctNCles adjusted,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

find It hard to keep In good health, owing to
the constant change Of water, diet and the
jarring Of The cars. All these things injure
the Kidneys, while WaFtlef's Sale Kidney ana
Liver Cure IL certain TO COuntefnct them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
"wlNE OF oARDUI" for Ladies' only.
For sale BY Logan & Co,
Iron and Steel Workers Picnic nj VIA.
hnn's G.rnYn.

Saturday, September 8, the iron and steel
workers Of Wheeling and vicinity will have Il
picnic ut HIallOn's Grove, on the /. W. & X.
/. h. Round trip, 40 cents. Trains leave
Wheeling at G52 i. NJ, GO7 a. NJ and 1907 II
NJ Returning trains leave Grove at 1907 r.
NJ and Gl5p. N. The iron workers from
StGubcnville will be in attendance, and n
good time is anticipated
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

The thing desired ioundal last Ask Drug
mice, reaches, flies, bed bug, i0c boxes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
A Trial package Of "BLAoK.pRAueHT"
free Of charge.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.

"LiSDsEY's BLOOD SEARCilER''---tlic great
medicine for fever and aguc, mHlariH, and all
blood poison. Don't fail to Use II. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

Lost, Stmycd or Stolen.
IIOstettcr's littCrs.
NotiCc--'ro Exhibitors.
Catch 4 Smiths rubber Roof Paint.
NotCc-Appointmcnt Of Cadet Midsliip'
man to Naval Academy,
Legal Notcc-W. ]. W. Cowden.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
Nor SALE on RENT

dor SALE or RENT -.
Il FINE Ut slNEss rB0lLRil
IOnrr for sale the nnr thruioy VIA N,al
situate on the West sdau' Mlrkeidr,i, iiTl@
below Second Ward MHrkut House lor9etI q.
pied by Rhchmnn x Dnnl q, vho,@s IVA.
store The buldIun T. lUishMnlmrlhs N hg
with eleven rooms and /. uouiplrl . : ba'sl'
house and the iirt llDuf ls % Inigrar9 elta..'e,
room with cellar, aud the m0Ul M'h q alaI,,
and lOrntIOn is the best inf the pndNit bus'55
lilo civ. Also for rent iIuu ~ ID AIf.l tui =
u. EItRIVEfl. lgll Main street ",
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

IlII'E.

Having met wllhngHatrn.r,tr,.,.
list my cnIiw Stock vi HUf... .r.i by lN@A
Wing burned, nuuuumplur, i,,, ,' ,Na'.yi.s "a
en- lhal Will hrmudg puIl ih-, ., .,t sadri.s
IN tCll days witlaluli lHupI,g.,f,.lg 'n Nugl
goods PLEASE hold yuuf urNr 4. NV. NV o.
guarantee satisfaction. q" Atsld,yl
uW-l NlDUttt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

"BLAoK.pRAuoAr" cures coslivc.
ness aud SiCk.lIeadQClle.
For sale by l,ogan& Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
WANTED.

ANNUAL MElrIy,, nr
IL, bs JlIS2'S S6 T, e 'hv Lii I% w W. IHG
o'clock A.. VI r,Tf y III m
uu4rP %. NVuDN AEu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

1T saved my lite,"-E. H. IAkcly, Selma, Ain.
at Is the remedy that will cure The many diseases
peculiar Ia women. "--MothGr'B Magazine
at lUS passed severe tests und won endorsements
from s0mo Of the highest medical talent In the
cOunlry.p-Eew York World.
"Nn remedy heretofore discovered can he held fnr
one moment In comparison with it,"-Rey, o. a.
Harvey D, H., Washington, d.. e.
This Nemely, which has done such wonders, Is
nut, up In tho LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE Of any
medicine upon the market, and IL SDld by Druggists
and lll dealers ut 81 - per bottle For Diabetes.
enquire for WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE.
II lisa Positive Remedy.
Au2SyTTIISGW pn"irstrr \ v
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
OEIIM 4 co.

If you nrc thinking Of buying watch
put II Oft until you have seen the Column
bus Watch sold by Miller Il FranaICim.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

ELBRlDGE SIMPSON, NJ D., Of Hudson n. g.,
writes;
II have used the syrup Of iypophosphitcs made
by Mr. Fellows, IN ciiscs Of COnsiimp0n and other
lung and throat diseases, with the most gratifying
results
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
81 c u q E vs.

The Leading scientists Of to-day agrce TINT most
diseases ARE caused by ds0rdered Kidneys or Liver,
II, therefore, the Kidneys and Liver irr kent In
perfect order, perfect health will DO the result.
This truth has only been known a short time aud
for years people suffered great agony without bClng
able TO find relief The discovery Oi WARMERS SRiu
Kidney aud Liver ClNC marks new era In the
treatment Of thesO tpgblcs Made from simple
tropical leal OF rrG value 1t contains Just the Gle.
mehts necessary To nOurLh and inylgOratC both Of
these great organs md safely restore Hnd keep them
III order, II h u POSITIVE ltenC'ly for iii the
diseases that cause pains IN tho lower part u the
bOdy-lOr Torpid Headache nuidICc-DlE.
nCSS-GnlyCl-FU AguG-MHaral Fever, an,,
all difficulties of the Kidneys LIVER and UTiGary
Organs
II IL m excellent and Mie remedy Tor females
Womb
Asa Blood PurIae; II Is uncqualed for It cures
the organs thR. make the blood
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02

EDWIN CLAY, N. b., Ot pngwnsh, n. g., writes.
~ know Of no better medicine iOrpcHOnS suffering
",ls sysi%n fnn nng cpt,tnIe stWdv "Tt I cnSp,
following typhoid fever, &C., st"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04
HIcDwAr roBBERs NrsG r4rHRsoN " )

Michael Moancy. living in Little Falls township,
Paterson, y J.. was assaulted and robbed sat
urday ni -ht about 10 o'clock he bought alit of
clothes Ia store al the village. and when paving for
ii displayed several $40 gold pieces. lie let has par
eel at the store. saying that he would call Tor j; at
another time and started for home. While paving
for his purchase two unknown men who stood near
linn SAN his money. About half mile down The
Little Fails road, two men suddenly jumped FROM
behind bush and demanded his money. Aicaney
recognized the men rs the TWO who IN thc >tcre.
lie refused 10 comply with their demand. There
uron they fell on him. hcaung him severely. Al
length one OF the men drew knife Ale Stabbed
Mcaaey three times Mcancy sank down ak Exhausted,
and his a>Sailanis robbed him of his money and
clothes. leaving him nothing nut his tTouser~. To-
waldmornng he awok, and drag ed himself ID the
village, where he tOla his Story. tic yi
the Sisters Hospital al Paterson, where he was IA
critical condition iasl night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

James Rooney, 'longshoroman age twcnty-e hit,
who lives with his widowed mother nj + rst-ave.
and Foriy-scven'h-st. was al work Satucla, night
loading vessel a, the foot of EaS Eighy-siNih-st
lie was on his way home at SD n. M. yesterday
when he was assault ,d and stabbed in the uehi side
10y an unknown man who escaped Rooney was
taken hOuc and his wound was found 10 toe A
dangerous one. lie said thai he hadno quarrel 81
tn man who wounded him. aud he did not tina k
that lie woGld be able 10 identify the man.
I.uN ara Murphy. az eighteen, MAS assaulted by
John hoWd, of No Id- W t,hin1ton-st.. early XcS-
tcldaA morning, and stabbed ira the lrft br. 81.
Down escaped. but was aitcrVad arrcsit.. Aiur-
ply WAS taken 10 the Chambers since, Hospital.
Ills INJURY M.s considered dangerous. he lived At
No 100 Mashin.ston-st.
Christian RanAoiel. q German carpenter. sixty
years old. Qaanted early tstelJay unurlir- ST. nh
ms Hlie bertha, fifty years old at their home 70.
@n1 last S,Venil-st., aud attacked her with a
hatchct He struck her -four times. woun,line her
severely on the head ana body. The wounded
woman Was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital EanAoler
WAS arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04
JEALOUS ITALLANs QUIRRELLTNc.

bloody fight occurred late yesterday afternoon
in Jerseyst. where the tcueiAent-hOuses ar Tiled
With Itali lbs. About a dozen men and women had
been dancing on the rough pavement of tho narrow
street, and fight between the men was caused by
the conduct OF pasquale NavatI, age forty and las
brother Joseph Navati, age twenty-eight. u was
said that the Navat brothers two familiar
with one Of the women who was the swec l., ar OF
a sturdy young Italian named NncenzO Los,i.
Inc men had been drinking freely Of stale beer
and all were somewhat drunk. ROsSi stol- behind
Joseph NaYati and stabbed MIN IN the back of tho
head, lniictmg severe wound. The NaVan
brothers then attacked kosSi and tabled Inn an the
breast. lie was injured so badly that il WAS be-
heved he would die. The police sent kossi and
Joseph Navau To the st. Nnoent's Hospital rs pIi-
soners and locked up the other NaYatl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04
LESSONS DRAWN by DIR. POTTER.

The Rev. DR.. Potter, preaching yesterday
morning In Grace Church from l. Peter y, b" Al OF
you be subject 20 another. said
We have lost earlier usage of comucmurat ing the
Fourth Of July by rc gous obscrvances, but we are
sharply recalled to the old custom this morning, when
day of National rejoicing only likely 10 be
turned Into day of National humiliation. The lesson
n bitter one, but not untmely. We Nation of bound
less bOastunes, but of scant humility The which
We mourn to-day you may call, If you will the work
of an insane adycnturer yet impossible to ignore its
political significance. The spOila system in politics-a
~ stem that clanofs for offices for pccunary reward
in some indirect form compensation for partisan
scrviccs-is that which seems TO have inspired this
tragical deed, aud the hand which dealt the deadly
blow was quckcncd by frenzy that caught it's inspir-
ton from in high places and from too much of the
teaching OF political literature. The revengefal
spirit that will not brook defeat, and that re-
scnts the righteous administration OF authority aud the
lust dispcnsaton of Official paronagc-ihis il s that
stances the outlook is not inspiring. W" boast or our
civilization ana look with contemptuous pity at Nations
bayonet. But II fIoe institutions can produce no
transformations in space of sixteen years may well
question those institutions themselves or the methods
under which they are administered
Three lessons stare us III the race ana are emphasized
tony in bloody iisnciness The first is that no Nation
can call itself civilized IN which the KNIFE ana the ps
toi are rccklcssly used as in ours The second is
destroy the whole fibre Of our political system and the
last IL that Individual not OF less consequence III
say that men fall but the system cndurcs 1t is ques
ton how long the system will endure II an assassins bu
petcnt Enthusiastically hands. We cannot 20 Civ
ing the possibility of precmincnt power TO unworthy
winning back rccalcrant factions, without taking risks
that threaten the whole national machinery. -,
May God save the Republic. and spare TO many who
have appreciated him so poorly ITS thier ExscnIye
face of all the world in vain II have learned thereby
to indulge less boastiuly IN tho spirit OF exuion ana
If we cultivate more habitualy spirit OF watchfuhess
and self-listrust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04
DIR. C. H. HALL ON TIE CALAMITY

AT the Church of the Holy Trinity, Brook
lylI 1t being communion Sunday. the Rev Dr. Hall the
rector spoke briefly from the chanoel In reference 10
the crime at Washington, he said:
To-day we have all of as alike one thourht in orr
heais and heads Weare all gathering fancy about that
SICK room III the White House aud recognizing that The
stricken man there * our family one with rs orr
representative fellowman and true symbol Of orr
common life When, not long since the Car Of Russia
was slain we read of the awful sin Of sacrilege The
chch ana the upper classes told a yiccgcrent OF God
man ont of higher sphere had been irrcionslv and
u eihpuSF assaulted. But the thoug Onr hr0fh a.
Si1"v'u, our oneness, our family unity to us.
lie IS our ruler in aui horty over us and We honor hi
cholacl"r Tor wisdom, good sense and ness t,uf
We evoke no sacred anger ont OF the clouds slnito tho
criminal He D. victim 0l The supitest folly iaf has
ever perpetual such deed. II the President hal hcn
slain yesterday by railroad accident he cnid ba,li,-
have been more the victim brute force than he h o
IhaHh God! recall the horrors o. a night aixieen
years ago in Northumberland $40 name of an ,,rf. or
sre'loh has been mentioned IN this connection. The
silly wretch IN his silly letter demonstrates tb9f he has
had no peer 10 baScness If We bad been wiser in ain
h III" ppnc To The certain prompt connection crime
ana penalty we shoud possibly have t4ualt him In tba
Gays WnGn he had conscience and character. to be
ohY oX aiatOn but lie is not mad enough To bc held
the surface UNITY. We are one to-iav in Ill his
bl0iu land IN our detostaon OF the crime in
ghlnihy Win Tie honofed head Of party To-day he
may recover, and. taught OF God tie m,eriaiufv 81
T'in I've, ne may rue u; wisely and aay rulc himself
- an" t"' pf'onlll itoSNn that we best
for the development of Gods great plan o torytlo
ruhu0h g"oi Yea, icy rs pray, too. for The poor
Nirtch--aS We TOO snail need pardon lhat he NAV
hh IN me Jnat condemnation OF ~, at people whom
nc mas NieJ and wantony outraged, the warnings OF
out respect o. persons" We pray for orr common AND
opening her gates 10 thc hundreds thousands who arc
st'hlnS the irfe AR OF oar liberty, That may help
IN our day the comnonHea. OF old the sun moon and
stare adhered ia the dream OF .he trs. aud nonest OF
ancient rulers Long may the same symbols tel OF
d. .t.k lrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

ueep In all our hearts that he whom we all
80 mighty esteem for his noble and broad
mature may be spared TO us, and to his family"
~ ne Ieanhg lessons the LXXNIIth Psalm, and
80, enails, w. :: They contain much, said the
eacnei, which We love. for what we feel deep down
os So inas we are relieved in part feeling OF
sSurioW winch Otherwise has rcljcfv DR. HINTS
qiyScSurse WAS based upon the last verse OF the
& AVN Psalm " Oh Lord Of hosts blessed IS the
man Jhat trusteth in Thee" Near INC close of
Ps e sern9 Wnic he said I'VE thank God for the
IN our deep SORROW. ii Is den v,"fcr tbrcnaS
Mhch me Nation is passing, but the Lord rejene aJ
ut clolce Men rise ana fall, but lveth forever
MAJ CHRISTIAN heart has not been bleeding since vesfer
uag over me ali- may be to deathof our Chief Mac
Siratef GOD bess the house of the President fio IL
ne pea OF us all May he be spared 10 carry ON the
l"p" ana broad PRINCIPLES OF smanship which he
as SO ispicionsy begun Let barry our faces i'm tle
BOSOM or GODS infinite love until the trial is over and
may we soon be delivered from the awful suspense ~ hiS
plVd cohdton II he cannot survive let the lesson h.
result" - ~ -'"'' "s'''a''' NHc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04
APPEALS BY F4THER 0CoSNOR

meeting of the KeTynen's Benevolent Associa-
ton, which is composed of natives OF the County
Kerry, Ireland, was heid at Pythagoras Hail. az
Cana-st. and the Bowery. yesterday afternoon. %
ID. Sheehan presided. The Rev. Father H"'''"e,
O'Connor, of Bally bunion. Fathers D. MSnsiu ".u
D. Brosnan, of Kerry John Stack. preslaeein;, o.
slime of This city. were present. Father . Connor
addressed The meeting some length; lac gay q
descIiplion of The state of Ireland, and =.
Kerry ne exnlaned The object of ms vast 10 'll.s
country and asked for the sympathy anu n''' VA ~
kerrylnen for the Haunc tenants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

and ro,r p,t =. os.o1 ON, ios ,t1 no. ,, ,,r foor
id 1hcrc is no car TO-DAY Twire in so few wears has
90 ,nI 49,, 81, 80, 80 ~, =, -, -, o,,t =, Ia t.,
a. ~ ,, ti ' 1i IL; '' ~, W., % fi ~, ey
~ ,,mdeG NOW, i,n,e T. nn sod oT ccnd in ihn
- m, Woto,, - s'c,'rn ana ba,'.,y u, confont and
c,c m is i 30 ,1ho 80 ~ 1870 ,rhich ton, 40
'',, al 49, -: rnt 0 60 WI ,,no,io
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