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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-14
Eleventh Street, North side.
Roberts &Randalrs Addition to St. Pau,
Eleventh Street, South side.
Roberts & RandalI's Addition to st. Paul.

All objections to said assessment must be
made in writing and fled with the clerk of said
Board at least one day prior to said meeting.
JOHN c. TERRY, President Pro Tenn.
Official:
r. l.. GoRMAN, Clerk Board Public Works
44-47
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-14
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
THE 18TH ANNUAL SESSION or THE
GRAND LODGE

Held in Minneapolis Acknowledgements
of the GENERALIZATION of Officers, Etc.
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Supposed owner and

description. BENEFITS.
August Botzet, That part of the follow
ing,which lies ely of Rice street and
My of Tilton street, to-wit: Com
mencing at stake in marsh on NV
corner of a piece of land decided by
L Larpenteur and wife to John r
Irvine, by deed dated Nov. 2Sth, 1848,
in ga st. Croix," page 81, of Ramsey
County Records; thence 4S degrees
e, 33S feet; thence &c degrees W,
2S015 feet; thence n 33S feet to be-
town %, range 22.. ................ s73 sS
Ewing & Chute's addition to st. Paul.
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cntheral No. 27, Clitheral; saturday-w. H

Clitheral No. 81, Clitheral; Saturday-W. II.
Ken.
Mr.. Stevens also included many valua-
bic hints to subordinate lodges respecting
making reports to the grand lodge, so as
to avoid errors.
Here followed an explanation of the de-
lay in delivering the last annual report,
stating that the G. K. of the r. q S. would
deliver in person during the present ses-
sion.
Regarding the new rituals Mr.. Stevens
quoted the following from circular issued
by the supreme chancellor:
''The grand keeper of records and seal
of each grand Jurisdiction will distribute
them to their respective subordinates, on
exchange for sets of old rituals, taking
prompt and effectual measures to insure
the destruction of the old rituals. Let not
one escape. The work of translating the
revised ritual into German and other
languages will be proceeded with as
rapidly as practicable, and due notice given
when conp leted.
sand the supreme chancellor hereby
promulgates the said revised ritual as the
only ritual of the order OF knights OF
Pytiias, and hereby proclaims and makes
February, A. D. 1888, being the nineteenth
anniversary of the order, all lodges work
ing in the English language, must use and
conform to the work of said revised ritual
in all particulars; and on and after said date
all work and rituaIistic ceremony not in
accordance Herewith is illegal and void"
On receipt of the foregoing l at once
ordered a supply for this jurisdiction,
which supply has been received. L recon-
mended that the price of rituals be fixed
at $3.50 each or $40 per set of five, and
that they be exchanged for old rituals at
81 each.
Three years ago prepared complete
roster of the subordinate lodge member
ship, and made for each lodge an accurate
copy thereof, so far as its membership was
concerned, so that the lodge history of
every member connected with the order in
this state at any time would be ascertained
at a glance. These rosters are supposed
to be carefully kept, but in some lodges
the supposition is not founded on fact.
Let every keeper Of records and seal read
the directions before making an entry, and
in no case enter name until the party is
actually initiated. Nothing but sheer care
Iessness can cause mistakes in the roster,
and even then they should at once make
themselves manifest to the grand keeper
of records and seal.
There are now 20 subordinate lodges in
this grand Jurisdiction with total mem
bership of 1,154, an increase of ITO during
the year, as follows:
Number of members Dec. 81, 1881. 800. 1,044
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-14
Butman's Addition to st. Paul.
Simpsons Addition to st. Paul.
Broadway, East Side.

Kittson's Addition to st. Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-14

Supposed owner and de-
scription.
John Meisel, that part SLY
of 7th street of. 80. -.
Same, that part SLY of 7th
street of. ..............
John Roeller, Except 7th
street. )................
Alois Mayer, WHY 81 feet
of Except 7th street. L..
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-14
Fifth Street, South Side.

Whitney Smiths Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed owner and de-
scription. Lot. Block Dement'S
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Rice Irvine's Addition to st. Paul.

Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Block. Benefits.
August Hammer ely %
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Olive Street, West Slde.I
Kittson's Addition to St. Paul.
Rice Street, East Side.

Ewing & Chute's addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Block. Benef
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-14
Carroll Street, South Side.
Jackson Street, West Side.

Roberts and Randall's Addition to st. Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-14
Ashland Avenue, North Side.

Woodland Park Addition to St. Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-14
Lemke's Subdivision of Lot 1, Block 2, Scheffer's
Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and de-

Supposed Owner and Description. Benefits
Conrad Wurnr. That piece of land of
lot l, Lemke's subdivision of lot l,
block 2, Scheffer's addition to St. Paul,
and being between Randolph and Fort
streets, being in the ne14 of se14 section
IL, town 20, range % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-25

bieies binpes uab 3ulest bIieb nut nod elm
@efibl Ser S.Se unb seiitisen 9erarnnlas
in ibrsm Ser,en surid. 9anse nod lag
iie wa6 unb i9aute bur9 eas 6enlter in
BEN bellen WOnb, beiien pole S3eibe
leu6tenb am wolfsnloien Gadtbimmel oas
beri6wamm unb, wie elm @eii9t nit belen,
frsunoIiden slusen auf ibr Sett nisbers
blidte.
Sb aud er bieiss bluiie 9idt iiebt? Sb
aud linn msin gilb eri6eint, unb oh er ii3
70 oft ben COB piini6t, wie i'd cs i4on 9es
than f~liiiterte lie, unb non Neuem begann
bic 6ette Der @soantea ii6 UNI ibrsn @sift
gu i9linsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-25

Sic wiinldte bas gcrtrait ibrer 3odter
BON scibidter Meiitsrbanb 81 befisen nnb
punbte. iid OesbaIb nm Hatb an bsn Ote
rector Der Gtabemie.
Die S6ule bat uisle sel6idts Neiiter,
CAB bieter GUT Nntport, aber inter Den
Sternen eriter @r6Be leu9tet &sinoIb am
belIfen. @enn Gle aIio elm Sunitperf
bsiitsn wollsn, weldeS fir ale !3siten eis
men unbeireitbaren 0ertb bebdIt, 10 udbIen
sic oieieu.
Sic folste bieiem &atbe unb idrieb am
&siuplb. Hie mar biefsm Elm Nnftrag ltes
Der ssmelsn. SbI9on er nit Irbeitm
iiberbduft mar, 10 lieB er bod Iaes Iieeen
unb elite CUR Nueeitrabe.
6atbarina bate in iungfrduIi6er !3ibz
tigfeit ni6t sewast Geinolo 3u empfebIen
unb mar alio BEL Der 0abl ibrer Mutter
sdnsIid unbetbeilist; aber fis s~itterte bod
Dor grrssuns, ais Der Munn ibr ssseniibsr
iaB, bic Sarbe miidte unb iein sluss IN bas
ibrise psrisnfte. SIM gnfanss war fe por
Sdam uno gerlesenbeit faum i'm Stanbe,
ibn an,uieben; au9 Der MaIsr, Der
bod ionit itsts NIT Dem erften @rife
bas &idtise traf, mar ~befansen, unb
mas er maIte, tras feineswess ben
ben Stempel Der golenbuns. grif mad
unb mad berubisten fs ii1 unb fonnten ii6
anieben, obne Die gusen nieberSuidla9m
ooer NIT ben Wimpern si Suden. Dennod
~psrldnserten ii9 bic Sisunsen, bas Bib
pollte gar nidt fertis perben, bis enbfid
&atbarina's Mutter bic @ebulb perlor.
Sa muBte Reinolb mobl elm gnbe MAIDEN
unb ben lebten Yinielitri9 tbun, aber IS
mar linn ni6t mobl babel Su Mutbe, benm
nit Der gousnbuns bes 8ilbes feel ieslider
@oupanb gu f~erneren geiu6en.
8atbarina bate ii9 BON ibrem Stnble
erboben unb ltanb neben Dem Yfaler on Der
Staiielei.
Serr &einolb, iaste iie, msine Mutter
unb i'd weroen Sbnen fir biefes uOaenoete
Sunitrperf INNER banfbar bleiben.
Sein glid, Der iest uoa IN ibr 9eiidt
fiel, madte iie errOtben, unb i6wei9enb
isafte Tie bas Saupt.
Heinolo bdtte piellei6t nod Monate lang
nit ibr uertebrsn f%0nnen, obne iein Sers
gu oifenbaren; aber iest muBte er ipre9en,
puBte er bod, baB iis i'm aufriGtis liebte.
&dtbarina, f~liiftsrte er, inbem CT feline
Sanb auf ibre S6ulter leste, mein Wert
lit bier pollbra6t, aber
Gle i6psigen? iprab bas Wfdbden.
Wouen sic ben Sas ni6t pollenben:
&atbarina, i'd m69te ni6t fIr immer
bon Dir binwesseben. 0arf i9 wiebers
fommsn, aud wenn i'd ni6t male2
Su barfft: antportete Ne. Ils einmal
Der Sann bss Sdweissns sebroden
mar, ba foiien bic Worte wie elm fiber
Strom. sic perbsbltsn chamber ni6t
bas ~Isiieite Sdltden ibrer Sersen. S9
liebs Did! Sieie brei @orte marem
Der Snbesriff ibres 0enfens unb Sab>
lens, ibreS sansen Saieins. Den Sims
mel unb bic Grbe uerseiienb. itunSen
lie suiammsn, bis elm @erduid fe aus liz
rer SeiIisteit gum 81 IbitbewuBtiein Surids
bra6te,
ISortlesung fol9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-25

@abri9einIi9 bat es Dem 9eier idon uieI
gu LANCE ~sebauert, bis Der Serfa1er' ben
S4leier liiftet, Der 10 sebsimniBpou ibsr
Ratie's Sersansenbeit aussebreitet III, nno
Ser Same Neinolb, Der in elmer 10 engen
gesiebuns nit ben @eiditen bes Wsdpdens
gu iteben i6sint, bat feline Neusier fiber
nod mebr auf Die Softer %seipannt.
@ir wollen uns bssbalb nit Dem S9at.
ten, ben &atie in beutiser Nadt iab, elm me-
mig ndbsr bei6dftisen. SIS mar fein blOBes
Ybantaiiessbiloe, weldes Die frantbafte
Stimmung bes MdS6ens aus Dem Ni6ts
berporserufsn; nsin, bieier Geinolb bate
Sleii6 unb gein wie mir; er lebte u. bate
emit ibre gauge 0elt aussema9t. gls
Satie isinen Ramen rief, lab ie i'm NIT
lansen rabeni6warsen, etpas sefrduieIten
9cfens Saaren! iie lab i'm nit aaen 6eisen
mdnnli9er S60nbeit ausgeitattet. Sieies
gilo mar, pie bic frii6en Stolen ieiner
@ansen, Idnsit uerpeltt; an ibrer Stsae
lagsrte cine bleifarbene Sldiie unb Die
itrotenoe @eiunbbeit mar elmer frGnteluoen
9uItans sewi9en.
Die i6warsen 9ofsu warsn inter Der
Sdeere gefalen, oas Saar turs9ei3oreh,
ieine&raft 9ebro6en.
gu iener 3eit, ais elmer benz anbern nod
in Die glussn blifsn burfte, ba leu6teten
aus bieiem Drummer beS geiitsS Slid
unb 6robiinn; aber iest, uo mar Die @lutb
geblieben, Die ibnen entity0mte ? Oas Seuer,
psl6es bic bergen aQer, Die ibr nabtcn,
entsiinoete, mar erloi6en, bitteres 5brds
waiIer bate lobernben 6lammen binwee9e,
idwsmmt. Die eSIe, bObe gsitalt, bas Nb.
bib bes S9Opfers, maj getnidt uno ,u,
lammen9eiunfen. Der bepunberte Sling.
ling war iest Don Biniel uno Saletts ges
trennt, unb bic Seloen uuo @0tter9eitals
%italtsn, bic er emit aui Der ssinpano 9esau.
bert, itanoen nun perlaien i'm Stanbe lei:
mes perpaiiten Gteliers.
Sine i6rsdli6e Serdnberuns mar nit
ibm %uorsegansen; ieiner sea6tetsn Qebens:
iteuuns entrifen, tuas er = Die 3i6t.
linssiade.
Sn oerielben Nadt, mo Satie I'M Sburm:
,immer BON S6loB 9teerbrod ben Monr
betra6tete, lag aud Geinolb in eiuem
Sburme unb i9uute gu ieinen Strablen
empor. aber feline SGnOe unb Siisen warsu
nit ~eiiernen &ettcn gefeilelt; bic &in9c
Serielben ~flirrten i6aurig, psnn er Derspeii,
lunsspou Die Sdnpe gum Simmel empor:
ltrette. Die Sanb, wel6e ionit nit lei6:
ter Sewesuns Die 6arben semil6t, bic @s-
banfen bes @eilteS pertorpert bate, muBts
iett weben unb ipulen, benn er befanb lid
ais i6werer Ssrbreder i'm 3udtbauie.
@en i'd NJ Dem geier iuse, puB Seattle
oieien Smuggling nit alien Srdften ibrer
rei6en Seele seliebt bate, 10 wiro CT ibr
10 auVaaenOes @elen begreiien. @6, ltc
Iiebte i'm nod INNER, obi6ou iein 9tams
nit S6ma9 unb S6anpe bebedt, obibou
le ieiuetwe9en aus benz Saterlanbe ent,
loben mar, nm IN Notb unb Gntbebrune
bas Srpo Der Srempe 81 eiien.
Wis bat nun cine 10 innise Qisbe ser.
riilen wsrSsn fonnsn2 Nis lit ss ssfom:
men, baB Neiuolb aus isinsr erbabenen
Sbpare 10 tief binabiteissn unb i'm Gotb
bes Verbredens feline Ssele beiubelte 2 Wi,
wsrbsn Dor ben Qeiern bas @smdlbe ent'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-25
[5Ortietuns folst.l

Sin gutter Saptiitenprebissr, in Serssu,
q. g., ~wObnbait, Der iebr enti6ieSsns
SemperenS:S rinsipien bat, bate wabrsnS'
Sruei Sabren, na6oem ibm seiast morSen
mar, ooB 9opfensS ittern i'm furiren Mir
be, an Nierens unb 9teruen S9msrssn 9ss
litteu, unS bate DIT 10 itarte slnfSls BON
S6winoel sebabt, boB er bsinabe blind
mar. Gr wolte Die Weoi,in nibt nebmsn,
neil er Sorurtbeile sesen ySittern" bate.
- Seitoem er turirt worbsn, iast sr, oaB
Niemano li9 Dor SoplensS itten 81 firds
ten nOtbis bat, ionbem nit uoaem 8trz
traien bieielbe 9ebrauden fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-25

Grans Sapios, Ttd., nit Ssrtrdt.
10) Soisp5 8aOsmadsr. siiSsi DON HsbpiG. in tsuz
neNee NIT Eortrdt.
IL Or. S.turid Pintu,s Tsrtsrop, Siidsf uon Stars
lttsa, G. g., nit Sortrdt.
Ia p. 6siHrid S.mts, O. S. B., nit Sorlrdt.
1) Soitsb &abritl Rsp.r, Griueer uus S.iter Der
Wtaptr'i6ea tgL Ssf Runitsnitalt in Giu6en nit Vortrat
uns Nbbilsung Der GuitaIt.
a. nus alter S.tt. Gin ~DsabupOrt an bic SIteu usu
Franz BON eeeburg.
15J ,Eu ioaft nibt iaIi6ss i2,usnis etbeu-. griibs
luxo psn frani pom Seeburg. gtt 8 Sauitration.u.
49, Ser gSirtb". Cine grSdbluus pan Jrani sen
6etsarg; nit 10 SaIfratisntn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-25
Ser aanse Batter,

@bsr, lisbe Nadbarin, bic srobe 9lebns
lidfeit pom benz fleinen 3tnbsl Der aanse
Batter! SOsar B. GiB' iinb ME aus benz
@efdt 'raus9si9nittsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-25

10 pi. G,nsNtni6aft Der Sdweftrn ss sritten Orr
S,us aus Sips In GsetpsGlsn. nit asbilSunstn oes gtts
iasstbs SoipitsIs In lafayette uus oes NaritRs D~slyitaIs IN
9mporia, Ranias.
Is. 6lotsrs uus Saii,nbaus sr SranitstsnsrinssE
BEL eubusa., Sops, nit gbsilsuns.
49, ct. SoIepbss6irfs in Cincinnati.
20) &staHtjde 2tutisn. Sluifrirt D. q. SberIanes.
az oltsseisusb.tsl.br Ben Or. Z. u. Sttnips.
Neit 8 Bilssrn.
22) Gin, Cur iuw lanseu s,ben ssut ssn nnt oss,
Wlbeu. Esu Semi.lbsH. Writ rtb.
23) sisin. ssusapstht,s fur bic Ssusnhttu. Ser,
senielseu. Ttit Bib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-25

u Nas -Sal,nssrium" tn Fstbs une Sdparserud nit
10 neueu Wauiabrtsorisu uns oseu Ssihreibung, ieTpit
Garneaungen Der ~ GuaoeHbilbsr-
o Warid Spitruns im stmy.l iu seruisItui (S,SidD
nit Bib.
81 Ole sire Der yr,is : RdtbitI > NuHsier ssm Sabre
1888.
A. 3um Observation-Disclosures. N~ustanfts.
Sauitrirtt aamilisntafel.
o. EeuiabrssruB (Seotd).
q Sauhrirter rPrsissRebus" fur Sas etsltisbr 1884
u.bft BEN aussbste pon 100 SspinuheH.
81 CT. 5ranSistns, Der Serapb DEN aim nns ittn go'
NIT Snitial nns Sarbtrsruebtle.
% er. Ssinrtd Ssiyh Tistr, srttr Siidsf zen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-25

L. 7aS 3aIenoarium tn saotbs uuo StparSsrud
nit 12 n,u,n Gnaoenbtlesen.-H. lie @etdtdte elmer
10atein Ibtauuuu0. neutrality-suspicious.
-8ttd.-UI. Jraas
enfpieaeI: 3wst WobltbdterlHu.u Der Sesnidhett.-
9auttsrlf.b..-Sas trsnIsiu uOn RanssHb.s.-Stt sraH'
a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-25

fdIieoeaen 2auoern Der Groe: Ole armsnisyis.
-Ste Sirtin.-Fte SurotH.-Sie puitriu.-0te 9uIfs
m,niu.-St. RaidMirin.-e girmsnin.-cie yeslayis.
-Sie 9binttu.-rtt Sapsrttn Nv. Warten : &tes
Der Srti SittsH-Tu uRe iS-Us IN sas elhd.-
Observation-Disclosures 1uttubus.
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aud oer
Eleine Observation-Disclosures fir ~thristlithe ;frauen nmd aunafrantr
2momiS q NJ imger

berlin BON SrrHbsT,n.-Gi. 9burmbride bet Ttidosieu.
- Cine Raith.ttn. - Gas Gsbetbud fu Srotmutt,r, -
81. Ssimtsbr.-Tas fslosnmdoten.-Sas rstteuos ests
tesurtbsL-IV. Geiftpoue Sraneu sorOltue Ger
iseI. - Rnrtine BON Seanioleil. Geibli6e Ger5te. -
Sbritiue ppn 2 hpeesn.-V. Sic Trauen To ben Oers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-03
HOMIE PROOF

,,,-.. ,ra LIVER Diseases and RheumAtism.-
.A1S sSS, retJbly, seemed 70 nelp me;
IN, sSI SoI Set out Of bed. D.: Smith eured me-"
wheeling, VIVA.
Ct y, tes latent medicine failed 70 help me.
Itsa!!A c'HPI'e'yG SH HAIR lsi cHApDuoK,
otspe!del & Co.. Wheeling, W. Va.
Duep!a and liberated a, 6n s1tis IN edH
iaysAn 'Ai's"T SRSt6sAs HOLT. Insurance Agent
Na --"Had Them for fourteen Year,; Dr; smith
". " ma" LOUIS ,. WASHINGTON.
~ s.SSat nj Running Sores on Head;I"Ay son Wa
,sittId Iof fourteen yesn Eothing seemed 70
Yep n'm' w. MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Msrletstreet, wheeling, W. Va.
rsnnr.-"Sufered Tor yean with cancer. HAD II
,toTtthree line. Il returned AFTER each opera
IN Dr. smith cured mo S TRs t N es se,eor
EIs Fb.ula Of AnuG-Flat Of my back Tor IS
,.Ss Exported dying. Dr.smith cured me with.
E'nHs' Ii NV " THOMAS ooLvN.
wholesale Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, ". Va.
UluTsii0nS Of Rectum,, Prolapsua aud Pnes;.
Nj zyeu up 70 die and pronounced !ncufable.
D. sr.,n cured me without mile
A'-'''- WASHINGTON pELANY.
Martins Ferry.
Echo. IAGd writeE-"Dr. Hmith' sproiesdonal
vTGets In mn family have been most Satistactory
nj commend him 70 all a . gentleman and
W lanHret Kolb ayE-"I had been suffering
b, sven ytsIrs and treated by many Physicians for
fnIerSII Dr., Smith said I had q tape'worm and
X eSb, hour removed monster 100 feet long,
FsSnle Complaints Three years In hospitals for
,s1et 1--WE me peculiar advantages In such cases.
Pe5oaS cured Of catArrh, diseases Of heart, Liver,
rsnSsh, ildneys, akin, blood, nervous affections
iSd EeSkueHes Of men and youth, BcrotulA and
phrk testify 10 my success.
nlS cured without the knife.
psdsStS a distant may DO treated by letter and
rtI,isctou guaranteed. A chart for sell e1amina.
tSr lent On receipt Of TWO three.cent stamps, and
' CONSULTATION 81 once free. ONCE houn from A.
Ea7k H.. daily Call on or address
sy,1 No. ILL Chspllne 81. wheeling. viva.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-03
9 . sailing up = !. ne eternal !, realms q

10 d sailing up to the eternal realms Of
heaying on beds Of flowery ease
have succeeded in obtaining for TIE
Pras the words Of their most popular
hymn. It is set to tune very similar to
the well.known college air, "Co:ca-che.
Junk. che.lunk.che.la-ly," and is entitled
mo Rebuking in the Churches:
~ came up out OF Egypt
Fer 10 camp upon dis ground;
when Gabriel blown his trumpit
The Holy Ghost came down.
CHoRus-No rebukln' ia de churches
HallelujRhl
Praise 80 do LondN
No rebukln' IN dechurche8;
HAl.lelujAh!
Praise 20 dc Lord"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-03
eIaANcIAL AND connERc1AL.
EewYork Money and stocks.

NEw YosK March 2-xon5y tasS per cant,
closing offered at 2lS per cent Prime mercantile
paper Easy per cent stetllng Exchange bankers
bills steady ats sl1S: demand AA
GoyRGsHExTs-1rfesulRr s. y percent lower; 4
y per cent higher; 10 aud s. unchanged.
U. Lehigh & WIlkes....1o0
d. s. S. extended I0S Is. T. q g. @. fnts.....1lo
U. g. ~ cOuponA.. Y. bonds, frsts
U. 9. a. coupons..,...1 l9 y. Land Grants.
Pacific g OF 9S.......l2S ". T. Sticking fund. lli4
Eide SecondS........... 96 do Rio Grand diT.... S
RAnHnAp HoNns-ACtlye and higher; Texas In
comes advanced to 81 from GS and reacted TO 60.
STATE sEcuRtTEs-Rule without feature.
Louisiana consos.. % Virginia 6s....:........ 50
Missouri GA......,......l 1Oh Virginia conKols ex.
1t. Joseph. tn mat coupons. -
Tennessee 6I......... 4O Virginia dCfefted.... u
Tennessee q, new... 10 III. div.
srocKs-Dull during the forenoon, with q light
volume Of business, and continued dull until
o'clock, when the market became stronger, and
later B. d Q. advanced, being led by Northern Pa.
ciiic stocks which advanced Ia \ few minutes from
ISl to 49k for common and from $50 10 S55S for
prrlerred. also Oregon and Trans Continental from
y Il The fsnstndet Of the general lis. an advance
was recorded Of 4al Per cent the latter Michigan
Central 10 VIZ. Inc cause oil tho sudden upward
moyementin Northern Pnclhc stocks was the fSport
Of general improved prospects for the early re.
sumption Of spring work on the construction on
the road and ALTO for increased earnings At the
close the market was strong nj the highest prices OF
the day, the general range being kh2h per cent
higher lhsn At the close last night, tho advance,
however, belng mainly IN Northern Pacific. Presi.
dent Dunda, Of tho Hannibal 4 ST. Joe, confirms
the reports OF the Company falling TO made any
satbfdctory arrangements with the ChIcago. Bur
linston d Quincy, and has positively decided 10
build the proposed extension 10 Ch!eaSo, and that
work will begin at once.
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