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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-25
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THE SALVATION ARMY
Indulges In n Grand JnbiIee-A Change
OF NMcera. -

IndulGea In n Grand Jubilee-A Change
orOnlcers.
Yesterday was an eventual day for the Sal
walton Army post at this city. Major T.
Moore, Of Brooklyn, the head OF the Army
in this country, was here; also Aide de Camp
Thompson, Capt. Inman, Divisional Com
nander, Capt. s!smm, the female warrior in
charge OF the squad at Wel!sburg, and the
Captain OF the .Stsubenville heat. Major
Moore ws1 also accompanied by tho "Con-
verted or Saved Minstrel" Last night there
was a biz blowout; the Army psraded
with these noiables 1T tho head and a mons
ter "Hosanna MeetinR' wes hsld in the Sec
ond ward market hall, the barracks being
too umall to accommodate the crowd. The
special Gauge OF the meeting wen for the pur-
pose Of reading 70 the batt1lion, the order Of
Major Moore Transferring Capt: Rookie from
mand Hnd Capt. Ffsher from here 10
the Allegheny post. Both these officers
were preaent. Capt. Rookie will assume com.
mand mex! Sunday. Capt, fiahsa hss lean
in command here oil through tho wintet.
The Minstrel was quite an stlsselion. as a
burnt cork artist he must have been g sue,
cess. He played the "ole banjo" as one Of
the sergeant1 explained to the reporter, "tho
same instrument he ussd 10 p.sy on In The
s;nin! opery," in a skillful and soul touching
manner, and sang sonss Of his own compost.
ton that hsi q far reaching air shout thom,
calculated to catch lbs audience. And then
his talk; ono col;lld shut his syeR and imagine
before him the plantation darkey as be Comes
out on,the stage, and as he tuna his, banjo
preparatory to rafting off u break down,
talks about bis gal" The army at this
point now numbers lao.
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BELLAIRE.
Another Suspicious Fire-Psrs0nal and
j NeWs Notes,

Z. L. Permar, the Western Union tele.
grapher at the O.. 1 P. depot, Is spending O
week In steubanville.
Will Dickens is back at the Independent
office, after D months service with the gov.
eminent, weighing tho mails III the cars OF
the @. l. T. railroad.
The funeral OF Charles Ecclss took place
here yesterday forenoon. He died while on
II visit 10 Cincinnati. The arrival OF the body
here was delayed some time.
Z VIII TGppan, who has been at the Belmont
glass works for several years, IL preparing 10
make u trip for the A.tna works, having
made all engagement with that firm.
Miss Lizzis Piper, first, and Miss Mabel
Crafty, second, Is the result Of tho cxsmina.
ton Of the High school clan by the County
Board, and tho average grade OF all the mem.
bers OF tie class was very blgh. =
After the ire kindled In the stable near
the Carter house Tuesday, which In the light
NJ recent attempts In the same place was re.
l,arded ~ an attempt to burn that hotel, still
ltnother alarm wesgiyen and before morning,
nbout 3 o'clock, another attempt YVES made.
Among the amusements preparing for the
near future are the Bazaar for the M~echanics'
Hose Company, the Fair Tor the Hpansler
Posts benefit, the Concert OF the United
Presbyterian church, tho Druids' entertain.
ment, the Lecture OF Dr.. Henson and M en-.
tertainment by J. F. Hamil.on's school at
City Hall.
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ANOTHER Gas GUSHER
Struck mt WcllsburK YeSterdny- The
BiSgcAt Yet.


Yesterday, at 1l:40 o'clock A. NJ the largest
sss well yet struck in this vicinity was struck
by Dalzsll Bros. Il Gilmars and y. George, at
Midway, one-half mile above Wellaburg.
Tho Dnlzsll Bros. & Gilmore BONG months
ago commenced the building Of q glue9 fac.
tory, but before building their furnaces they
thought 10 satisfy Themselves as to the finding
OF gen for fuel. So near their fact Dry they
began u sink a we'll, and at depth OF 1885
feet found gas. 1t Is rs large, il not larger,
than the No. 2 we'll struck the day before.
1t escapes through a 5Ss.inoh pipe with a
d%eafsning noise. Crest excitement prevailed,
and the entire town TUNED out through the
Jay. An 1STfLLIGrHCER reporter visited the
well in the afternoon land had q talk with
MI. Dalzsll. He informed the reporter that
the VOL wei larger than any OF the Monopoly
wells OF Murraysviile and also beata the Nc
Gusin wall. AS compared with the wells in
Bull Creek region it is very much larger.
"The future OF Wellsburg is r:surod," taid
he; with such cleap fuel manufacturers
must come here. Why, some Pittsburgh frms
arc paying 25 percont moro for gas cs a fuel
then for coRi. To such q firm ss Hobbs,
Brockunier & Co., this fuel would bs . saving
OF from $4,000 10 $4,000 a year"
Inquiries among competent Judges ELECTED
the response that the we'll YVES as large 81 the
big No. .. 1t may prove to be larger. The
derrick tloated a flag and e. soon IS a throttle
can bs obtained Midway will have an
illumination, probably tonight.
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At the late section OF the Presbyteiy o.
Washington at Hookstown, Rev. DE. w. H,
Cooke, psstor OF the Second Presbyterian
church OF this city, wei Moderator. Rev.
W. H. Lester, Of West Alexander, and R:y,
D. A. Cunningham, D. D., OF this city, were
elected delegates 10 the General At.embly,
, hich will meet in 5ara.oRs IN Aay. The
E h, Esss BSakyyotdaAasS YG#DS5Ttss5y. ""- &c. =
Ills Pressyteiy Of West Virginia will meet
in The Presbyterian church Of Grafton to-day
at 500. H., and will be opened with a sci.
niotfSy Rev. Mr.. Virtue, the rs.iring Moder.
Az. The Women's Foreign Missionary So.
!siisty Of the ~Presbytery will meet at The came
time In the lecture o OF the church. To.
night Rev. Loyal Young, D. D., will preach
a sermon in the interest Of missions, at which
time tho annual report Of the Secretary Of
the W. +. N. 8. will be read. Tomorrow st
$3.50 P. NJ. there will be Il children's meeting
and exercises by the band of "Willing Work.
ers" Of tbs Sunday School,
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THEwATER WORKS IMPROVEMENTS
The Contract for The New Wells Award.
nfiha Xosu =

The Contract for The New Wells Award.
cd-Nnture Ofihe Work.
The City Water Board has awarded the
contract Tor building the we'll for the new
Water Works pump, tho supply we'll and
the tunnel connecting the two, TO ". NJ.
Chisholm, OF East Liverpool. MI. Chisholm
has had considerable ex%pesiercoin construct.
Ing wells ouch as will be necessary for the
new pump, and the Board Is Of the opinion
that the work will be we'll done. Mr.. CHS.
holm is the gentleman who had the contract
for constructing the Island cribs. The pump
we'll and tha new pump have been described
IN the INTELLIGENCE before. The well is TO
bs 80 feet deep and % feet in diameter from
wall to wall, the walls 10 be OF brick two feet
thick. It is to BE- situated east Of the p, w.
d Ky. track and north OF the new boiler
house. The pump Ia to set in the we'll md a
handsome structure will be erected over ii,
The supply well Ia to be built at the low wa.
ter mark and ito depth will be 90 feet; 10 feet
will DO below the low water mark; its dia.
meter is to be IS feet in the c!e.r aud il
will ba covered. Water will uow into this
well through pipes shaped liked the letter L.
There will be four OF these, two near the bot.
ton and two near the top, and each set will
act independent OF each other, 30 that during
high water tho lower set, by means of valves
and rods, can be shut Oft and the we'll fed
through the upper set. These pipes project
into the river with tho arm Of the l. e1-
tending down stream, so that no leaves, sticks
or cinders will get into tho well. The force
OF the current will carry them past the open.
ings in the supply pipes at the ends OF the
arms Of the LIS.
Connecting the pump and supply wells
there will BIO 4 tunnel abou. 200 feet long, in
which will be laid the suction pipe from the
pump to the well.
Mr.. Chisholm's contract states that the
york is to be completed by July Is, and the
with tho new pump in good working order
BY early in the Fall.
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a MERRY TIME
Among the Members Of the Miller Glce
Club Last Might.

-
Among the Members of the Miller Glce
Club Last Night.
Tho marriage Of Mr.. Frank Lotz, OF this
city, and MiHl Amelia Ritter, OF P%itt1bu,sh,
was announced in these columns yesterday
morning. The happy couple returned to the
oily last evening. Mr.. Lots was the President
Of that thriving organization, the Miller Glee
Club, and by one Of it bylaws, its President
must bea single man. Accordingly, Mr.. Lotz
took his leave Of the boys r. their presiding
officer lest Aight. It wr1 d merry party which
gatheYsd at Lou's 6chwalb's; and celebrated
tho retirement OF their popular President.
A sumptuous lunch, gotten up in Louis' best
style, with plenty OF aide refr1 hment1, wesa
notable feature Of the entertainment.
Mr, Adam Hen WET cllled upon to Or;
side, End MI. Frank Grouse took the doc.
aud III a very neat and appropriate speech,
presented ex.P,esident LotS all elegant man;
the esteem OF the members for their brother
member. His remarks were loudly applaud
cd. Mr. Lofty IVES r1mpletely surprised,, and
did not essay a speech He oontented him.
self with thanking his iIiends, and called
upon Mr.. John K!ari to give utterance to his
sentiments. This Mr.. klari did In a very
happy manHsr.
Lii. HE'S ives then elected President OF tho
Club, 1t being explained by members that
they always chose the one OF their number
Yho W! =, likely to he forced out of Office at
the earliest period under the br-law already
referred to. After supper q tort time we7
spent in social converse, but the boys found
1t difficult to de.sin their late President very
long,
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News md Gossip In Relation to Various
People.

News md Gossip In Relation 10 Various
People.
Rev. J. G. McClinto ck, OF Burlington, Ia,
was the guest Of Surveyor Of Customs A. H.
Beach yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas Gordon, t,aveling Supsrin.
tendent OF the i. & 0. express Company, we1
in tho city yesterday. -
Mr.. George P. Lynch, formerly OF This city,
but now OF Argentine, kauss7, hi Ibeen elect
ed Police Judge OF that city.
Mr.. r. W. Chambers, Postmrs!e at Mt.
P!ee?ant, O., accompanied by his wife and
daughter, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. J. Harvey Dsyoss returned to the city
yesterday from Monroe county, O., whers he
has been visiting his parents for two weeks
rast.
Messra. J. NJ. Bellvills, J. q. Dehmel and
G. 81. Collier left yesterday for Petersburg
to attend u meeting Of the Masonic district
deputies Of this State.
Mr.. Ed. g. Taft has accepted E position on
the editorial staff OF the Daily Tins at the
Permanent Feat, AID hes gone 10 Charleston
10 grow up with the new st1te House.
Auditor Mile: has retrrned from Cabell
county, where he he1 besn visiting since the
Charleston Convention. He had the misfor-
tune while squirrel hunting. - fall oyer q
bank and akin bis shins badly, but though
Slightly diefgured," he is still in the ring'
no reference to the railroad ring.
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1.-THE 4 TRAMP"
Turnu out 10 ben Quondam Resident OF
the Nail CITY. .T...

The reporter whose duty It is to visit police
headquarters every night in search OF news
about drunks, disordsrlies, "yags' md
pulls" last evening found that venerable
city pile known as the Ark, unusually barren
Of news. 10 Captain Benefits office, Lieu.
tenant Bylyis was comfortably seated with
his heels far above his shoulders, smoking n
regular old "R,nkspe." aud waiting Tor
whatever might turn up. AH ho waited he
poured over two illustrated police papers,
Suddenly he exclaimed, "By jove, l know
"Whnt fellow
"Why, tthis Captain John Traynor.n
the Lieutenant, a. he passed over
the pspers and pointed 10 the picture OF q
man seated In a very small boat tossing on
mighty waves II was a picture Of John
Traynor, Of Bath, Me-, more Familiarity
known 10 the world AZ "The Ocean Tramp.h
II may be remembered tina! In 1881 he and Il
companion attempted 10 cross the ocean In A
dory called the "City OF Bath.n They were
wrecked, and were just on the point OF ex.
haussion when picked up by a steamer and
taken to France. Traynor now proposes 10
row acrossthe broad Atlantic with no other
companion than a fAvortte cat. His boat Ia
namSi "lsandall D. Bibbsi;" she Is thirteen
iest long on the bottom aud seventeen on
Top; tlys feet wide on top and twenty-five
Inches deep; she has a cabin forward OF the
rowing pit that Is eight feet long and fifteen
Inches deep. She has also two air tanks, 10
that 1t will DO an impossibility for her TO
sink. Trsynor will provision with cooked
oatmeal aud milk. He is now exhibiting
himself In New York and expects to start 90 as
to reach Bristol September lst.
"How did you happen to know him, Lieu.
tenant?' queried the newspaper man.
well, he was, so 10 speak, a victim OF
misplaced confidence. and that threw him In
my way. It IVES IN 1876; | was then Super.
intendont OF the City Prison, and Ed Davis
was Chiot. Traynor was about twenty years
old then and had quit the sea for a time 10
rove OIL land. He struck this town, applied
for d nights lodging, got It and also got a
charge OF vagrancy lodged against him ; that
was followed BY thirty days OIL tho hill. l
had him there for a month napping stone,
aud We became great friends. He whitfield
me out u three.nrs:ed vessel, full rugged,
that was q beauty I've got 1t now, upstairs.
Alter his timo was up l g0t him a place on
one OF John Armstrong; tow.boats, splicing
ropes aud doing odd Jobs. He stayed about
three months, then decided that there ws1n't
enough water here and skipped out. Hs was
u born rover--never at hons unless on salt
water. We corrcspond-have since BIO left
here--and I've got letters from him from all
over the world. l wrote to him q few days
since advising him not to tsks this fool trip,
and saying good bye provided be should
take it,"
At this juucture the day men commenced
reporting oil, and the genial Lieutenant VA
kept busy at the telephone.
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Don't 70 F'Ar Enough.

An ISTEL1iaEScsR man dropped in al
Secretary Of State stalnakes's office yesterday
in his rounds, and meeting the handsome
Secrsssry, remarked that he did not look
Entirely we'll, adding the snegestion tina,
perhaps the "Rer:sersment Resolution" Of
the Charleston Convention had hsd 3 bad
effect on him.
"Oh, l have only one objection 10 that
resolution" said Mr.. Stalnaker.
"And that is"
at Goes cot 70 far enough"
How 10 that? How far would you have
it ge?'
why, while tina! convention ives instruct.
ing the Governor and Auditor in their duty,
1t should have gone on and dictated to tile
Supreme Court Of Appeals how 1t should de-
eide any casa that might come beioro 1t In
relation to the assessment matter"
This recalls a rsmark Of the genial Cressp'.
In the convention. He said ,nat he was mo-
aware the State Committee had called g
section OF the Supreme Court OF Appeals &c
meet therp.
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CITY MATTERS,
Brief EOtea on Current Events OF Mint
". Fax. " Interest.

HfiAY NnfaQ nm N'urPRnt RHNnnn nj HTInnN
go In,.r.s,. '''
-.,a Hsa
..stkspA siaiu was 'oa'eeiy suIncient 70
'"y 'ne JUS.
ihEhE wiz pe an %huloulheu meeting Oh tue
ony o'un''. '",' e'ea'ps'
ODp FELLovs' anniversary celebration at
the Opera House this evening"
A SAW MILL steamboat IA saving drift wood
logi at the Island landing, at the loot OF Ohio
street.
: BxyxSTEEs car loads OF German smirrants
passed west oyer Ina Haliimo,e K Ohio vester.
A. oNo. ~ "a. tn rx..
wsa sst"hlI. ~ d' y, =; ,sS -. .o miAptes company
Il. ". Fisher Installed al agent -"
n u,,.u 49,, ~. -
80. "a 2Attn' ane aeea ss."'s aSen., yee.at'
''iees " .o"'au i.'ee''noeA io3 % wv.
The Cedar Leaf soc.al gave u big hop Of
Arion Hail lust night. Kramer furnished
the music. me Comet Social danced OF
Mienhefchor Hall 10 Mayors music.
IEsEEyED seats are selling well at Banners
music store lof the engagement Of Barry Y
tays uomeay company ~ me opera hoose
tomorrow evening" IN "lflsh Arlstocracy.'
LIE luuuB LhultS MlhdluHa'y coCieiy VI
the Fourth atreet n. T. Church held n public
meeting Mt the church last night, ut which
an interesting programme wa rendered and
there was a good attendance.
THE contractor OF the Benwood gas well
ssvs mai they have the we'll down 10 the
depth OF 9 ,iC0 feet, and that a great amount
OF salt water 10 In it, which will have 10 be
pumped out before they can commence drill
ing again.
CLERK Hoos yeaterdsy admitted to record
A deeI made December /, 1883, by James
Hins and vile 10 John d. Crawford In con.
sheraton OF so GOO, Tor pert OF LOT lo5. ON the
cast aida of Market street. bslween Tsnth and
EIeyentb.
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CHICAGO. April 4.-Thc Dreter,' Jot,rna, rcno,,.
Lave h0ss-keceipts 1880 head; ( sH
mead; market strong and active aud 5aioc hisIe,:
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Nrw YORK, April 2l.-Cotton quiet; futures dull;
April ll.1sc: May 1.-Two: June l,9oc: July l2.0lc;
Angus. l2G0c: September u.76c; October ll.l7c;
November II. Ole: December II. 02t: January Il. 0Dc.
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TREE PLANTING.
THE ARBoR DAY ExsRclsEs TO-DAY
Ia ths School, Of the Clty-A Notable Celebration
Arranged BY tbs ppplls Ia all thu wards.
Nunerous Young Trees Planted and Dsd.
lra'si By the Behool Children, I.

Thera has lately been u commendablc
growth OF the tree planting spiri, III Wheel.
Ing. This 10 u good sign, and the community
can not but reap decided advantages II this
spirit bears the fruit 1t now promises to.
Much Of the feeling Is directly tracablc TO
the lecture by Prot. Northrop on the subjec!
a few weeks ago. A gentleman whosu pro.
ietsionpl duties take him about town q good
deal says that since the lecture referred TO
tifty.two tees have been planted In the
streets on two squares In the Third ward.
The scholara OF the city will to-day csle.
brate Arbor Day In u manner beitting the
character oil the day. A number OF trees
have already been planted by the children,
principally silver poplais and silver NAPLES,
and many Of these have been dedicated 10
r,eat men, living or dead, local friends OF
the public schools and othei5. Among those
selected By pupils 10 dedicate trees to are
Lougiellow, the late Superintendent Hervey,
the late DR.. A. 8. Todd, who was q member
Of the Board OF Education for years, DR..
Baird, ex.Presldent OF the Board, aud several
present members, teachers, etc. .s....s
Elaborate preparations have been made for
the observance OF the day. All the pupils III
all the grades In each ward will participate.
The rooms In many divisions have oeen
beautifully decorated, and in all choice pro.
gratnmes, consisting Of musical aud ~)iteia,y
exercises, have been prepared. The day
promise, to DO the most interesting ever vii.
nes!ed In he history Of the schools, and
parents and others interested In the school
work-as who IL not 7-should embrace The
opportunity to be present and accept the
cordial invitation Of the pupils, In which
Superintendent Birch and the principals and
teachers heartily join.
Regular exercises OF q beautiful nature,
appropriate to the OCCASION, are arranged
Literary selections relating to trees, songs Of
the iorest1 and groves and histories OF famous
trees will compose large parts OF the exercises
Superintendent Birch was in a very happy
frame Of mind list night over the assured
success OF Arbor Day, and could not cav
enough In praise OF the teachers and Bchol
srs. The members Of tho Beard have also
become interested, aud will probably be Al
their respective scnools this afternoon.
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Tho Financial World.

; NEW YoRK, April 2i.-Money market easy nj "a
* percent, closed offered ut TX percent, Prime
mercantile paper 4n5S percent. sterling Exchanyc
bankers hills trm Al 81 SIX; demand 81 s9H.
GovKRHhEsTs-Weaker.
Y. .. s.........."...,.l0O E |. 3. new Is. ..... ..,.,, 12J3.
w. $. AZ, coupons. ...l l2Te
RAILWAY BosDs-GeiefGlly weak; Etio new sec.
onds were exceptionally strong, rising 10 81,
STATE sEcuRlrlEs-Quiet.
Pacific 6aof '9o........l2J rex, pRc, land yr'ts.. AZ
Central Pacific trsts.llS514 do Rio Grande div. 20
Llie seconus"...."." s3N VI. bonds, nrst. ...-.l iiLt
IGnishG Mllses".-iCi VI. Land Grants. .l07H
Louisiana eopsolsr..- THU. ?. sinking fund, lib
Missouri 6s..m.......l0G Virginia 6s...,,,,,,,, 10
s.. 5oseph;"%.....-n0'Sl Virginia eousols, OF.
=. !. y ,. U. lrsts.."ll1 ira mat. coupons. 40
tennessee 0id.'.."". " Virginia dCferrcd-.... 6H
Tennessee Gs. A. "Extra Interest.
sroCKs-Sotwl,hstandiug the weakness through.
out the forenoon n firm tone III the afternoon Ill.
unfinished the general decline, and though twenty.
Sven, out Of the forty htocsS traded III during tile
day closed lower than last night, the declines were
small IN MI eases except kIic preferred, which
showed a net decline OFF, percent for the day: Pitts.
Du!ga & IT. wayne l., Jer3ey Central ", Oregon
Navigation !, Oregon ! Improvement TX and Read.
l5a. On thu other hand, Union pacilc, Wpstern
Untoo Missouri Pacific, l.ouisvi le& Nashville ard
u lew others show gains CT Ea$sS percent. Reaiiup
WRYraidtd on the reports that Inc March settlement
will &c unfavOrable. Union Faclactold "seilerGy
az a difference OF lHa2 percent below the price In
Inc regular way. The pre- ideuts Of the Erie and
Rochester Il Pittsburgh were not only unable 10
hcree Today IN regard 10 any method CT settling
their competitive war on coal p:ices, but were ajsS
Unable 70 aSree upon Il plan Tor submitting their
ditiicultleA 70 arbltrhtiol.
TPRnEtRItnUl iRl (h0 uhorar
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Nj. ". N. Lynch has retired from the race
for the Republican nomination for Clerk OF
the Circuit Courts Of Ohio County, the con.
pstitors being numerous; aud no one else on
tie Republican side seeming to DO deairous
to contest the County Cle,kship with Mr.,
George Hook, who Is certsin to be the Demo.
cratic nominee for that position, 3Ir. Lynch
has decided to so for that office, and will OF
course take the Republican nomination
withouta contest, ressrying his strength for
his final tussle with Mr.. Hook, whom he
thinks he can bent. He will at least give
him n good fight.
Mr.. Lynoh's change OF plan leaves Messrs.
DunRway, Howell and Meizger on the track
and all three arc working earnestly TOR the
place,
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Mr.. Edward G. Flaccus wrqIuarlIed to Mir
Mary @. SCHUYLER yesterday afternoon at tbe
residence Of the BRIDES father, Mr.. Joseph
Gchuler, Sr., on Sixteenth street. The cere,
inony Yves nsrforMed at $50 o'clock by Rev.
Father Felix, OF st. A%lphonsua Church,
in the presence OF a few OF 1.-THE
immediate relatives and friends oil
the bride and groom. The wedding wa q
very informal one, no cards being is1ued, yet
at the same time it was a very pleasant one
to those there. The hsppy bride was the
recipient Of several handsome and ele.
CANT presents. Mr.. and Mrs.. Faccr,
left on the evening train for a two weeks
bridal tour: Mr.. Flaccus Is the junior mem.
Der Of Tho firm o. Flucous Bros, and Is highly
a host OF admirers who will wish her we'll.
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\ The funeral OF tho late Co1H. NJ. Dslaplain
took place yesterday iors1on, Inc services
being held at the family S'q hn on glap'
line s,reet, and conduru Joy Rev. X K.
swope. The attendaEs,s p ascssasd ya Of bust
ness acquain.Anoes otif Ios ut' trIbute was az nH's.
by lals ss,,r ware r.slved. The pail bearers,
ofate ues,eu TWr,as,ins. Edward Baldwin,, @,
M.s'fs; VA sSh~;pp, Samuel Adams, David
Gl'i., oo"I ro.. ~ chenck and Il. seabrirht,
beui'a9n, ueor1 OF the firm Of which Col,
DalHulain Hye Aietnoe'' N h..