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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-13

Miss Annie Graves, who has Just complet-
I'd very satisfactory term Of painting les
sons, left yesterday for her home Ia Barnes
vile, O.
The Council have at last concluded 10 as;
Iert their right,in regard 70 the s.reets, and
require parties that dig them up to leave
them In as good condition as they found
them.
Circuit Court has. been In session all week,
and the following cases have been disposed
Of: State VS. Joseph McRendry. for riot; the
Jury imposed q fine Of tYenty-fy dollars ADD
three months' imprisonment 10 the county
jail. Alex. Campbell VS.. John Erwin, In
aSsumpsit; verdict for the pliintiffIn the sum
OF $2l5.l6.
The George gas well Is being looked on
with great interest, from the fact that It has
rpached dspth Of thigleen hundred feet
ard the striking Of gas Is momentarily ex-
pected. Workat night has been suspended
as matter OF safety to the derrick and ma:
chinery. Should q good flow be struck It
will in manner settle the future Of this
place,
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Special EHcursIoR, We 'UesdRy, Oct0Her
- ISth, 1853.
To give every one an opportunity 10 visit
Louisville and the Southern Exp, sitiun ex.
cursion tickets 81 exceptional y low rates will
be sold by the PITT blrsh. Cincinnati & st
Louis Railway on the above named date,
good for returI pa stge until Sunday. octo,
Der 2lAt, inclusive. The sau,hern Exposi,
ton col tains humorous objects OF interest
aud attractiveness and yGu will find a visitto
It both plea a1t and instructive. Apply TO
agents II the p, O. & St. l. Ry. for d. Unite
US TO rates and time OF trains,
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Ma. FosTEa H. koPER, Springfield, MAsa.,
says that his mother had been troubled with
a lame knee, and could hardly walk. She
made one application Of the nagical pain,
believer, St Jacobs OIL, AID was cured.
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A. DIEUENUAVII % UItVs1
llU4 Main Street.

Our line Of black and cOlored
yelyeteens, silk yelyets, plushes,
.Sc., isnow complete, beingespecial-
1y fortunate in securing the
leading brands, and most desirable
shades. Prices the lowest.
3 A.SIEDENBAOH & BRO,
rs 1l04 Main st.
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FoR SALE,

:, Farm o. 10 aaes 10 miles from wheeling, ID
MatSAal county, W. Va.
Valuable City Properly, N. Z. corner Twenty.
fourth aud Market sreetS, Wheeling, ". Va.
Tmbered Lands In quantities TO suit purchaser
IN Wctzel, Braiton aud Nicholas counties. Alo
o,oo0 acres land in Perry county, TenntsCe, sl.W
per acre. W. v, HUGE d BIO,
Au2l 1900 Market Street
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THE DAILY aARKErs,


EEv YORK, October I2-Hnney L. in excess oi
the demand at l1A2 per cent. closing at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 6A7 per cont Sterling Ex:
SSH,
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lyon are bilious, take Dr.. Pierce,s sPleas-
AMI Furgatiye Pallets the original Little
Liver Pltlsn OF all druggists,
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A BIG BARGAIN IN

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-E0TICE
"A Ishereby given that the undersigned ~ Ad'
minislIator oil William GllIgAn, deceased. will on
Thnisday, the 18th day Of october, 1855. COM
mencing nj l O'Clock ~, sell by public auction,
at the late residence Of the deceASed on the .ouh
wet corner Of Main and Twenty .thIrd streets, ~
wheeling, W. Va, Household and Kitchen fuinl;,
tnre, CigarS, WHISTLES, Wines, Stores, CAfpelS ana
Silver Watches, and other property OF Aid estAIe.
p. J. GlLLIGAE, Administrator:
WIN. HALLER, Auctloneef. Coz
The above ISLE Il postponed until Tuesday, "
tnbeI 10Th, al the same place and hour
octl0 p, J.Gll.L IGAE, AdninlSiEAlot
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Our trimming department embraces
the latest Novelties IN Personalities
braitls. Ribbons In all the leading shades,
black and colored velvet ribbons, but.
tons, buckles, &c.
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The report OF the Committee on Temper
ance, alluded to above, was rs followsi
WHEREAS, The use OF intoxicating liquors
rs a beverage has uniformly wroughtey and
has been 40 uniformly condemned by all
right.minded men, We would again as con.
ference enter our protest sgainst lesa!iziSg
the manufacture and traffic OF Intoxicating
iIquors, otherwise Il an for medicinal
mechanical and scientific purposes.
we would commend the friends Of temper
ancs for the efforts now being put forth for
the arrest OF the blighting eyi'g OF tntempet:
ance which merits the name OF the Mother
of Iuiauilies; and we pledge them our ut:
most support as ministers OF the Word OF
Truth, willing to cooperate with them IN
any Legitimate measures they may adopt for
It's utter ex,erminstiou.
Reso'ped, That rs citizens OF common
country, Is ministers OF common Goepsl
and members OF the common brotherhood Of
man, acting 10 our several capacities, with
love for ali and malice toward more" we
will labor to put away the evil OF intempeFr
ance from our midat.
Chairman.
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Proceedings OF the Body Yesterday
delegates.

Proceedings OF the Body Yesterday
delegates.
The fourth annual session OF the Lay
Branch OF the West Virginia Conference COZ
ysned in the Fourth Street N. p. Church
Yesterday at o'clock a. N, and was called
10 order by Prof. A. L. Wade, OF Morgan
town, who moved that Z. Stone, OF Wheel
ing. be elected temporary chairman, which
being adopted, MI. Stone took the chair.
Oh motion OF G. w. Atkinson, Franz
Woods was elected temporary secretary.
The conference sang:
"a charge to keep hEYe,"
aud was led In prayer by joseph reter.
On motion Of Hon. @. ID. Hubbard, q COM
mittee OF nine, consisting OF one deleg,te
from each district, was appointed on creden
tials, as follows:
COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS.
Morgsntown district-James O. Mcdrew.
Oakland District. w. Hardesty.
Clarksburg dis'rict-Edwsrd Denham.
Wheeling district-Geo W. Atkinson.
Parkersburg district-E. O. Fox.
Buokhannon district-P. N. Boggtsa
Wyapdotte diStricl-G. NJ. Adams.
Charleston dIstrlct-Benjtmi Slack.
New River dIstrict-Geo g osS.
After Some little time the committee on
credentials reported that the following per
sous were duly accredited members and en-,
titled to seats In this lay conference, that Il
10 say : E. o.. Fox. Stephen II. Headlee
Edwin Denham, A. II. Bowman, A. D.
Pierce. w. W. Smith, A. H. Henry, Geo
Gus4 VIM. A. n. Ginness, G. B. b. Z1mbro
DR.. L. r. Charter, John Walfo.d, T. N. Zig
gins, Alex. Iowther, F. 8. Snodg aRs. NJ. X
Rulong. ". +. NJ. Chapman, ISaAp Wagner,
D. H, sODsll, =. O. Jenkins, D. W. Ash, H.
4, Linn, VIM. @. Hickman, u. F.. Philips, A.
P. Allen, Wesley Bowman, g. / Cunning.
ham, H. u, Friend, ]. Q. Rlrdou, Jonathan
II Wilson, A. H.Upton, J. 8. Fuliz, Geo. Long,
i. +. Leach, B, +. Jones, W. +, Lewellep,
Joseph 8. Roger, H y. Hughes, 3 w.
Duffield, W. A. Wilson, A. .. konar, Hiram
Lewis, ]. 4. woodward, D. +. CArder, Jacob
Clemner, James @. McGrew, E. Powelson,
Joseph Teter, 7. J. Parks, 7. M; Boggess,
Alex. L. Wade, O. D. Hubbard, hbram Nc
Culloeh, H. @. Rsyenc'aIt, J. <. Traoewelll
E. B. Grimts, p. J. Stone, 7. e Hammond,
James T. Moclask'y, ]. L; shriyeE 9. W.
NJ Yittle, DR.. William Frey, Samuel q
lone. James A, Bryan, s. Young, ]. L Jones,
n, W, Rector, Arnold WllmotS, Alfred Nc
Kais Frank Woods, ]. W. Hardesty, 9, II,
A AsSm1 j. W. Feather, a. s. Thomas, Geo.
". Atkinson, Benz, Slack, D. p. sisson and
Janis Price.
OTHER COMMITTEE
ON motion Of Hon. G. W. Atkinson, the
following three committees were appointed
Y Committee on permanent organic tion-
DIssrict-AlexAnder L. Wade.
wheeling Dis Iict-A. u, McCulloeh.
0akland District Henry Friend.
GiayESburr Disiriot-Z B. B. Zumbto.
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During DR.. WLeeler's remarks the tellsrs,
having finished the count Of the votes, IT.
turned, and at the conclusion OF the remarks.
The Bishop announced that Kew. +. Il. J
King had received the requisite number, and
therefore stood second IN order Of eleo!ion
on the delegation. But one delegate re.
mains 10 be elected, and the choice will
do btle,s be made bsLwaeD Rev. 3. w.
RYAN, Presiding Elder Of this District, and
Rev. G. G, Mildipg, OF tho Parkersbufs Dis
trict. After the announcement oil tne re-
salt, the Conference adjourned.
ssrv was held In the afternoon. Addresses
weis made by Dts. Hartlhorn, Wheeler aud
Tavlnr '.4s# fH.H.H fuf
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by he
County Commissioners o. Marshall county. W. Va.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ., 1855,
at O'Clock p. NJ. for lining the inside OF the JsI
Of MaTEhall county. size Of Roou-8I feet IuCheS
BY 26 feet 70 height Of feet inches. viii lion
6ns 2 inches By n inches, having a nOSh Of
crossing with ~ Inch riycs. Counter sunk o.
indie.
Separate bidRwill also DO received at ame time
and place County Clerks orice) iorEElns Woik, II
saw proof steel as 10 iron except that In the BIDS
cations 10 be seen at The clerks oihcc d ManhEll
County Court A copy q Specifications will beluf.
Thes, Finn, Clerk Of County Court, aoundNille,
ihs Commissioners reserve the right to rslst.
W. J. BURLEY,)
... J. BAIkp, tCom'iL
Monndgille. W. Va. October 6th.lsSS cell
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"a charge 10 keep ] hRYe,"

and WAS led In prayer by Joseph Teter.
On motion of Hon. CD. Hubbard, q COM
mittee OF nine, cor Bsting OF one deleg,le
from each district, was appointed on creden-
tialR AZ follows
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Is Shares Riverside Nall MIL.
80 Shares BenwoOl Nail MIL.
100 shares BelIAlre Nail MI.
30 Shares Peabody Insurance Co.
Shares LaEelle Glass 20
Shares Belmont Glass Go.
u shares Ohio Valley Bar,ik
/. IRWIN, Agent,
SEQ Cs1ho, Nc. "a Twelfth Street
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Nav York, October l2.-The market continue
quiet and orders for small asSofments to meet tn
current demand and deliveries on previous engage
mcnts com jrlse the movements 81 stuff. Agent
have mi,td the price Of Windsor iouIaFds to ,skc
wilmerding, Hoguet & Co, announce. BY oder o
agents, ptremptory sale, on August 18th. OF s. 0c
pieces Of heavyweight woolens, the entire bal
Ance nl production OF the Versailles, West Chelms
aud Ford & MlnSop wooden mills m
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G. E. Hlrx, Secretary.
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FOR SALE.


EARM FOR SALE-ONE OF THE
II most desimble Farms on Short Creek. All
new Improvements house, orchard, BAN and
on line oil p, W. d Ky. K. R; underlaid with bot
vein Of coal on the OHIO River. Very cheap. and
must DO sold. Inquire Of EDWARD LARHlH,
llla main street. oc3
T0R SALE, CHEAP-THE MOST Fl.
II EGAET Residence for build and location 90
the sou h Side, containing all modern improve
ments. Full % It lot, aud on Chapllne itreeL
where the new pave street Is being laid. VIII DO
sold very cheap. House iurnihtd Throughout.
Sold with or without furniture. Inquire Of I'D,
WARD LARK1k. Ills Mails street. oS
FoR SALE.
A Liquor Store ard Falcon, with complete ouifL
including three Pool Tables, In IOod location In
The town Of MoundSyilIP, doing 4 good buiineE
Reasons for wanting &c sell, failing health. Apply
THos. MCCORMICK,
self NouudEyIlle, W. Va.
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A. SIEDENBACH & BRO,
Il04 Main Street.

Our three floors are jammed
with goods. AS our clearance
sales OF last season hayeplaced our
stock Ia such good shape that we
can show only new and desirable
goods and latest styles.
A.SIEDENBAGH 4 BRO,
l104 Main Street.
We can only speak of a few de-
partments in this issue. and our
earnest efforts to please thepublic.
A, SIEDENBACH &BtO.,
1l04 Main Street.
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Minnesota extra S. 6Oa6 90; Pennsylvania fam.
tIy IS 90; Ohio IS 64ISA6 o. winter pStent 90 2oa
6 So Minnesota patent process 81 0oa7 Is. Wheat
quiet and firm: No. 2 red 81 0S; No. 3red 81 02k
No. red 81 l6: No. 2 red October 81 o7SSai os29
November 81 c95al cox; December 81 ll1ai llM
January 81 l95kaf 1871. Corn, options dull: cal
lots strong; No mixed 59G6oc: steamer Coo; sail
mixed t0c sail yellow o. s62c sail mixed October
6SA6s1fc; November 6Ska6sssSc: December 61a571tc;
January OGss4O77sc., Oats % fair demand: No: J
mixed sc. Lard, quiet; steam $500. Egg neader
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We can now truthfully say that
never In our business career have
we been In such good shape to meet
thedemands OF the public as now.
Many changes have been made in
our rooms this last season, aiming
to secure the best facilities Tor
handling the goods in our several
departments and gain the bestpOs-
bic light. ~ !, ,,o
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CHICAGO. October i2-Ihe Droues' Joasai nc.
ports: Hogs-Reccipts II, 800 head; shipmenA 600
head: good strong; com en- 6aloc lower; packing
81 80ai TO- packing and shipping 81 70a5 10 Light
y sSa6 q; skips g 0s4 10 Catte-Reeeips 500
aud dull exports 50 20.7 %; good TO choice ihip-
ping IS i0d6 20: common 10 medium s. G0a6 VI;
range easier Wyoming, u 80; Idaho 81 so; Texans
s. 9ali 10. Sheep-RcceipH 1850 head: shipments
$50 head. Market brm on good and dull on com
faan. lt,Inrinr a faIE 81 no II
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s.0.m.r sersn. west Point We yith mdse 70

Steamer Manhattan Stevens Vest Point Va with mdse To
o Steamer WysnOSe Huphers Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO od Dominion a rs Dim
steamer olaucus, Bearse Boeton' WIN muse !" Di
sr. %s R Tesss % n Singapore iSO
BARK Albion (Norl Rode Liverpool ~ days. via HALIFAX
oa Bsfk wsHson of Windsor S Armstrong Liverpool SO
days, in ballast to snow Burgess 20 o,.vs With
plaster Ss to Bertauf i've Vessel to Parker Co.
sUNsET-wind at sandy Hook, light sEi cloudy and
SAILED.
Steamer Edith Golden for Kingston Brig Marie for 81
Martins. - ,-,.o Cor
97thsaile2 steamer Scotia for st Johns NF via HALIFAX
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
o,,v~eroNy Oct 29-sailed steamers Galla IBID, NC.
Mckan and Wisconsin tBr Hsby nom L'efpOOi neH'0 ''
Mc9E Oct 2sAryed steamer sam atn B Gf2
ham, from Montreal 49, Quebec H. on her why " ''
pOS Ns aPa Oct saed Edam Dtch newt
Taat for New.York.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
posroy Oct 27-Arrivod steamers Dorian Brl Mitchell
M n Psn g9 e sbS nf Mo 'o'
Cleared steamers City cOlumbus WRIGHT ssysgsn
M Ms h Coleman NsTYo OBJ Psy t NeT
pool; Worcester, Benkins1P, HahiaA' uiaucuS'
Saied steamers Worcester Miller, Spartan and Gau
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 27Arrived steamers Foley, Ml
Port Antonio, Achilles, Bacon Boston, M'Sno"el'
Sailed steamers Commonwealth van kik an CITY
Warren Now.York; Wordsworth OBI, THAR Bauh9Ie
of Macon Nickerson, Sayannali Cain "ultins' "s'
psthAryed steamer Equator Wilson, ChaTiestoh rs,or
BAinMORR oct 27-ATriyed. steamer b " bruhe' io'
NeW.YOrk. ,r..z,r oovo,pah sara.
gossa Warren, Charestoni Josephine lhomson "OOi''
York. ,ra,o., pos,ont Vim
CHaRiFsoS, oct 27-Arriyed steamer Gpf Stream fep
ningtOn, New York. g., ,,.-,. ,,c6roIon Bat.
,-..o. r,ossor,y Smith.
York. 80, p.i,obor Eev
Cleared steamers Amy Dora (3r)' 1hOhson hIel''"' "
cOOchee. New. York; DCHsOug, Boston. ,t,,oro fprl
TFw0RIKASs Oct 27-ClcaTcd steamers IinhoPe GnI v
psckIaw Reyai Prnz Alexander Ger, HOFFMAN BCHCn'
Nifh lrl MarChant BayOune NewlOIk, Oulch' 'o WV"
York. - ,,-,.,. fpr, uicks Car.
an Glenrsh Cr SO Iuca IeTedia (CI0, Bueheds Morgan
cry Adams, Iron Venezuelan Br for Liverpool Agitha
lDrl, Keval
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TRICKED BY RELATIVES.
. THRIFTY AUNT PUT IN THE PooRHoUsE.
CONSPIRACY AND PERJURY BY A NEPHEW AND
NIECE-MoNEY THE TEMPTATION.


Mrs. Bridget Reilly is seventy years of age and
without any relatives 9earer tlan nephew anT
and conspiracy in trying to detraud Their ,,l
amt of her lifelong savings. Mrs. Reilly
Major Mclean, a well-known and wealthy Tesiident
of Baltimore and, later, of David Dudley RED OF
this city, domestic. BY means OF her hard ana
5000, which she deposited in several savings
banks in order that she might have s0metmngto
rely upon when she became too feeble to labor. She
with Mrs Patched an old friend, in West feminist.
About the beginning of July Mrs. Margaret Nash .I
and John Reilly, Of No. ia North folrthost WIZ IL
the old servant called on her and said that they
Thought it strange that she should live with
when her On relatives haG R sqGh gT nleg
with them, ard giving them her money she went 10
live with them. A few days later, in descending
stairway, her foot tripped and she, fell receiving
concussion of the BRAIN Her hOspitable relations
sent her Immediately to the tlatbush insane Asy-
lum. .-..,o..
of the ASYLUM sent TO Mrs. Nash telling her that her
aunt was in a condition to be taken home. john
Reilly then said that they could no longer PROVIDE
for the old woman that she was pauper, ana tney
were too poor themselves to make any arrange
ments for her support. Mrs. Reilly was accordngy
sent to the POor-hOuse The superintendent Oh tla6
institution however refused to receive her unless
some proof could be given that she had Deen rfsi
dent of Kings County. ThereuPon Mrs; N ;9 net
EeVenteen-Near-Ol0 daughter NJ.
10 BrookIyn and made affdavits that Mrs. Reilly
had been resident of Brooklyn for me last wv i've
years, and that she was destitute. Inc "oinah was
then received as a county pauper. .
Mrs Patched had called several times to see her
old friend but excuses had been made by the family
which. for time satisfied her. Finally her sus-
picions were aroused, and she discovered that her
friend had been in the insane asylum and was
then i'm the ams-hOuse Mrs. Patched called on
Inspector ByTnes, at Police Headquarters. who
submitted the case TO the District Attorney, On
last Wednesday the Grand jury found indictments
Saturday the Nash women and Reilly were arrested
and taken to Police Headquarters. To-day they
will be arragned in the Court of General Sessions.
Mrs. Reilly was taken home by Mrs. Patched,
Detectives were detailed to ascertain how much
of Mrs. Rellys money was missing, and they found
that ST. 600 still remained in the banks where Mrs.
Nash had deposited it,. Both Mrs. Nash aud John
Reilly hitherto have borne good regulations, but
the temptation TO appropriate their aged relatives
money proved too strong for them.
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Ayers Pills Cure

A cidity Of the stomach and Flatulence,
yellow jaundiced skin,
EncrvatiOn and LanguOr,
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Pains,
Sick Headaches and Nausea,
Chronic disposition To Costivcncss,
hn9mia caused by Dyspepsia,
TOrpidity OF the ObstTuctcd liver,
Heart disease induced by Constipation,
A pOplcctic tendencies similarly originated,
Relaxation OF the nervous system,
TOrturing sccplcssncss from Indigestion,
Inflammation Of the cOstiye bowels,
Clogging and deterioration Of the kidneys,
Pain in shoulders and back,
Indigestion and Constipation,
Liver Complaint and BiliousneSs,
Low vitality and Nervousness,
Skin Eruptions caused By Constipation,
Costiveness and Pain in the bowels,
Uric acid poison in the blood,
Rashcg and BOils caused by Constipation,
EnfcCblcd sight and Nervous TrcmOrs,
Mental ard physical depression,
A gucish symptoms from Indigestion,
Nausea, Dizziness, and Foul Breath,
y outh and age troubles Of women,
Inaction Of the sccrctOry organs,
Loosencss OF the bowels,
Loss Of appetite and furrcd tongue,
dwellings symptomatic OF Dropsy.
There f. no form Of disease, caused by
Indigestion and Constipation, that does
not yield To their bcncfccnt power. They
stimulate the digestive and assimllatOry
organs, strengthen the machinery OF life,
and have no drastic or weakening effects.
Any one who chooses TO enquire will
find in his own community abundant will
ing witnesses 10 assure him that the best
pills in the world for cure OF the many
ailments consequent upon arrangement OF
the digestive functions are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-29

AT NEwMARKET-(Aftc the Ccsarewitch).-
First Boode" Jack, who was this here Don Juan
named arerl" Second BOobie." what! don't yer know,
'Eneryl Why, he pal Of Lord ByrOns, and he
wrote his life First BOOkie-" Was he a 'OIsey man =
Second BOOkC-Rayther That's why Byron wrote his
life in sixteen Cantars. Fun.
A CRIME OF COMFORT-Lady "Will you
kindly ask your husband, Mrs Jones, 10 make h0rai
cross mostly OF white flowers with the letters H.
T. picked ont in small blue ones No doubt that you
heard that poor Mr. ROlkcr Is dcad'-Sh0pkecprs
wife (only recently into the business aud Ignorant
of the meaning Of the abbreViaOnG Yes, naam VIII
be sure tell him and you will please excuse me for
taking such liberty but II viii bc most suitable, Tor ne
WIS q YOlng rip. and mo mistake.'-lJudy.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Joint Committee on Evacuation Day In Chamber OF
Commerce o,.,.z ,,,rdtno
Republican ratification meeting In Blocker Bululhg'
Colored mass meeting in Chickertng HAL. ., e...
Examination of Patrick Byron, before Unlted ea'es
New.YoTk Infant Asylum case before Justice Dykeman'
at White Plains.
Baptist preachers No. o Murray-st.
Reformed PASTORS Association, No. 81 Nesey-st
Coroner's inquest I'm the case of Rosa Burns. ~
Annual meeting of Medical Aid ana hehel Soclcy' o'
Young Mems Democratic Club, No. Fl West Twenty
Miss Parloas lecture in Covenant Mission Chapel In
FOrty-secOnd-st. -, =, c,,,,roh o+ po,doro
and Monroe-st, Brooklyn. , ~, ,,.-,....
Special meeting Of Veteran Battalion OF ga Regiment
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THE UNITED HEBREW CHARITIES.

A meeting of the Society of United Hebrew Char
tiles was held at No. 5S st. Marks Place yesterday
morning. About 100 people were present. The
president of the society," Henry Rice read his annu-
ri report, which showed the receipts for the year
to have been 500, O37 SO, of which balance re-
mains in the treasury of ~, 0sS 49, the rest having
been expended in the work of the society. The
officers of last year were reelected, as follows
Henry Rice, president; II; s.. Allen, NJ. Fulka,
vice-presidents; NJ. RindskOf treasurerj j. s.
by members of the society the building in which
the meeting was held, which the society owns was
inspected 1t contains, besides offices for the soci