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England and Russia.

LONDON, Feb 25.-It is stated that Russia
has voluntarily offered to England a pledge to
stop at Merv and use her influence with the
Ehans of Bokhara and Khiva to facilitate En-
giish commerce. 1t is also stated that the Rus
sian government has invited England to Join in
constructing a canal from the sea of Aral to the
Indian frontier
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PITrsBURG Feb. 25.-The reported sale Of
the Pittsburg & Western road is confirmed late
tonight by Thomas NJ. King, one of the new
directors A majority of the stock was taken by
the Baltimore & Ohio company, who elect
Syen OF the thirteen directors, as follows;
gowen. N. S. Hill, Baltimore; Thomas NJ King,
Pittsburg; Solon Humphrey, T. s Terry, New
York. This opens up direct line from Balti-
more 10 the lakes.
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Distinguished Germans.

BERLIN, Feb. 25.-The death is announced of
the following persons; Professor Buchanan,
author of "Winged Words" Won Sell how,
Minister of Agriculture for Prussia from 1862 to
1874, and Won Frissen, the well-known Saxon
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Thomas NIiInar Gibson.

LONDON, Feb. 25.-Thomas Miner Gibson,
formerly Privy Counsellor and President of the
Board of Trade, is dead, aged seventy-seven.
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LONDON, Feb. 25.-The boiler of the steamer
Katsai from Hong Kong to Macao exploded,
killing eight Europeans and nine natives.
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ST. PETERsBUG, Feb. PA deficiency of
900 roubles in the last fourteen years has
been discovered in the administration of Turkes-
tan
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Ex-speaker Brand Islerated to the Peera

Ex-Speaker Brand Elevated to the Peerage.
LONDON, Feb 25.-;Sir Henry Brand has been
elevated to the peerage, with the title of Lord
Hamplin
Mr. Gladstone, in the Commons, to-day, made
motion, which was carried, eulogizing Sir
Henry Brands long service as Speaker
The Parnellites did not challenge division,
but after Parnell had stated they were unable to
tacitly acquesce in the vote of thanks. since
some of Speaker Brands acts had been hurtful
to Ireland, they withdrew in q body from the
House.
Upon the Speaker vacating the chair the whole
House rose and, filing past, shook hands with
him. As the Speaker was leaving the house he
was loudly cheered.
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AN EXPLOSION IN LONDON.
The Victoria Railway Station Blown Up and
Seven Persons Iniured.

LONDON, Feb 26.-Shortly after o'clock this
morning terrible explosion occurred in the
cloak-room of the Victoria railway station, in
London. The explosive was undoubtedly dyna-
mite A large portion of the roof was blown off
and nearly all the glass work in the station dc
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

Bismarck Consents to a Meeting of the Czar
and Emperor.
BERLIN, Feb 25.-Recent interviews between
Dolgorouk, the Russian military plenipoten-
tiary and Bismarck have resulted in the as
sent of Bismarck to meeting in the spring be
tween the Czar and Emperor. Dolgorouki
gave the Emperor an autograph letter from the
Gar asking for interview. In consequence
of the explanations of Dolgoreuki regarding the
concentration of Russian troops in the frontier
provinces, Bismarck has countermanded orders
to increase the forces in the Duchy of Posen
but to maintain the present garrisons at their
full strength
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OBITUARY.
Death of Ex-Governor Samuel Price ct Lew
isburg. West Nirginia.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. 25.-Ex- Governor
Samuel Price, Of Lewisburg. w. Va. died this
mo1ning.at his home after three days illness, of
congestion Of the brain, aged eighty.
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AN0TiHIER GAS STRIKE,
rHrYAYLoR MANUFACTURING co.
Reaches n Strong Vein Of Gas Near the
barclay Wells at wslisburr In m TN.
prccedentedly short Time Spent In
IIortng-Dry Hole nnd Lots Of Gas,

~ 4aHH r. 49, I'M H#HL@HH#." % .
Another gas well at Wellsburg has a,ade
strike, and again Wheeling men arc the
fortunate parties. Yesterday IN exceed.
ingly strong flow Of gas was struck at the
Naylor Manufacturing company's we'll,
about one hundred yards south OF the
creek below Wcllsburg, and about the
same distance from the two Barclay wells,
which are near the creek bank. The com.
pany, which Is composed OF Wheeling
men, with Mr.. John s. Naylor us Prcsi.
dent, owns about three acres OF land there.
This well has been nj unusually fort,l-
nate one. 1t was started on July 23d, and
completed In less time than any OF the
other wells around here. Gas was struck
ut i $50 feet, in n perfectly dry hole. Tho
company Is considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of
sinking tho well further. 1t il feared that
II this Is done, suit water will be struck,
while on the other hand there Is n pros.
pcct of greater flow OF gus with a few feet
additional depth. Tho ilow so far obtain
ed Is above the average, and Is amply SUI
ticient for the Uses Of almost any sort OF II
factory. The well was sunk by kjnsley 4
Thompson, u new firm ut the BUSINESS.
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TEACHERS Meeting Yesterday.

e -. 80 -. fH#.f. .r..- -.|-HHHEH
The first regular meeting OF the Wheel
ing Teachers Association, Tor the school
year that has just commenced, waa held
Yesterday afternoon at Clay school house,
and was very largely attended. Superin.
tendent Birch presided. Rev. DR.. Cooke,
q the second pr%ssbyte1ian Church. spoke
the good york they were engaged in.
State Superintendent Butcher was also
present, and iii his remarks urged; the
teachers to prepare for the Teachers. In
sti,ute to be held here in November. It
is proposed to make this Institute Il
better mt than was ever held here or in
the State before Prof. T. IL. Craso, Of
a:tphie school, made Il few remarks on
"~Read;be,n Rnd Prof. B. S. Morgan, Of
M%organtown, pepocratic candidate for
State Superintendent, i1adc some peril
rent remarks on education. The meeting
was enjoyed by all present.
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THE PRIMARIES TODAY.
District Onlcers to DO Chosen In All the
NJ Districts but Three, G~

District Onlcers to DO Chosen In All the
Districts but Three.
In each Of the districts OF Ohio county,
with the exception OF Union, Richie and
Liberty districts, where candidates have
already been chosen, primary elections will
to-day be held tochoose Republican .candi-
dates for County Commissioners, Justices
OF the PEACE, Constablcs and members Of
the School Board. In the city districts the
primaries nre TO be III session from + to Q
o'clock r. NJ. and in the country districts
IRON 2 until 5 O'Clock. 7. ". In Washin.
ton, Madison, Olay, Centre and Webster
districts. II full district iicket-one County
Commissioner. School Commissioner,
two Justices OF tie Peace and two Con-
stables-will be nominated. Washington
district voters will meet mt the Visilani
engine house, Madison at the Second ward
Market hall, Clay at the Court House,
Centre al The Hook and Ladder house. on
Iwenty:tirst street, and Webster ut the
Blaine and logan headquarters, corner o.
Market and Twenty-ionrth streets, Triadel.
phia will meet at Lawson's Hotel, andw
nominate 4 County Commissioner, tive
Justices Of the Pence and two uontables
Richland will meet ut the "Brick School
Horos," and will nominate a County
Commissioner, iva Justices Of the Peace
and two Constitutes.
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THURSDAY NIGHTS FIRE,
Tho LOSSES Not SO Heavy as Reported

Tho Losses No 80 Heavy as Reported.
- Cleaning Up.
The work Of cleaning up tho debris and
tirtand getting the water ont Of the Nc.
Lain block, and removing other traces OF
the fire OF Thursday night, was promptly
begun yesterday morning, and good pro.
grcss was made ut it during the day. The
damage is probably not SO large in most
instances rs was ut first estimated, The
insurance men interested were ill on
hand yesterday inspecting tho damaged
portions Of the building and tho injured
stocks Of goods. The exact loss cannot be
told in any instance until the work Of
cleaning up is completed, and an. inven-
tory Of the damaged articles taken. Tile
entire loss will probably not exceed S. 1000
or $1,000, however.
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HOi FOR sTEEnESyILLE.
The Excursion Of tbs Fiumed knights to
TINT City Mondny.

The Excursion of tbs Pllmed knights to
TINT City Monday. b
/. The Plumed knights, ut their business
meeting last eishtJ completed arrange.
ments tar going e s%!e9beps,lie FcE Non
day night. Tho EpeGia. train on the B.,
W. & Ky. will leave al G;b O'CLOCK,
Wheeling time, and returning, will teuVd,
ateAbenyille at midnight, Stcubenville
time, which j. standard time, arriving
here before one O'Clock. The fire for the
round Zip will. be 79 cents. The only
stop will be at Wellsblrg. The Junnioor
Plumed Knights will attend and probably
one or two ward clubs. The knights
wisely decided to take no band other than
Hieir9wR drum corps. 1t is the. desire to
have az ieast eighty members in line on
this OCCASION, Every member si.ould
make III effort to turn ont.
Arriving at Steubcnville the Wheeling
Glg}jS will join those from that city and
sarypnadiag towns and there will be q
grand lofGll}ighl lrqgossion. The plumcd
Knights have mddc arrangements to have
red fire burned. Alter TIKI: parade tho
wigwam will be dedicated. The meeting
VII, DO addressed by Hon. W.. G. Riley,
Washington, DC; Hon. a. S. Mcclure,
Wooster, 0.ii Hon; !: F; Taylor, Republi-
can Congressional niioiaiIeG, and Hon. D.,
A. Hollinssworth, late Attofhey:Ge 4eeai
d0hio.
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A PICNIC IN COURT,
4 Woman and Two Lawyers Try to Hulldo.e
Squire Henry.

4 Woman md Two Lawyers Try to Hulldo.e
Squire Henry.
Squire James Henry had q lively case in
his court last evening. One o]bstreperols
woman is usually enough to occupy tho
attention Of u Squire's court pretty thor.
onglly, and when two obstreperous law.
yers add their ability TO sir things up to
the woman's the result is sure to be what
is colloquially known rs q picnic. This
was the case in this instance.
Amanda Burgc was arrested BY Consta.
bic Wilcox on q warrant issued on ON
plant Of Mrs., Elizabeth Mckinney, who
accused her OF beating and maltrcatinea
little girl, Bessie Mckinney, daughter of
the complainant. The child yasin coVst,
and is a delicate looking little thing Just
getting over Il siege oftypio!d fever, The
evidence showed that the prisoner kad
shaseH Bessie Ill! her nose bled, besides
abusing her IN other ways. The only de-
Tense was that the ehlla had yei;t1 at Mrs.
Burge,i and this was shosn 70 be untrue:
a fine OF $ and costs was imposed, and
the woman, who keeps n little candy shop
in tho Sixth ward, refusing to pay, the
Squire ordered her 10 be taken to jail.
Then the I'm commenced. The two
lawyers for the defense, NO, Criswell and
Denis 0'keeie, denounced the decision
and told the woman not to 90 to jail; that
they would get a writ Of hoGeds corpus. The
constable wentto execute the commitment,
when ths woman showed fight. She grasp
cd her chair and saii.
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C1lticnr;r.
Ct,ticnr1.
Sal j RHEukA
And Every Species of Itching and
Burning Diseases Positive
Nv Cured.

ECZEMA, or Salt Rheum. with Its ngon!zInr Itch.
: Ing md burning, Instantly. relieved by n warm
OF Cuticnr0, the great Skin Cure: This r,pcnici
daily. with two or three koses OF Cuticura Islsniv.
cnt, the New Hood Purifier, to keep the blood cool.
the PRECIPITATION pIre, and unirri,a,ing. The Loweis
open. the liver and kidneys active, will spceiil~
cure Eczema, letter, Ringworm. isorinSis, l,ichenS
rrnri!us, Scaled Head. Dandruf, ani every sIecIn,,
Of itehiug. scaly. and limply liumob Of lie scain
remedies full. e I,sN"1 go " "'4o"n
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AyOUTPEOPLE

Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abrond.
Hon. Il. S. Blair, OF Richie county, was
in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Barker arrived home last
eveoing from the Cumberland reunion.
Judge G. PIT. Moore, Of Mason county,
wins in the city yesterday, with his two
daughters, who re-cntcrcd Mt. de ClAntal.
Mr.. Will Spivcy and wife, OF Fairvicw,
W. Va, will visit during the coming week
the family 0 Mr. S. G.. Smith, on Sixteenth
street.
Misses Iona and Alice White, daughters
OF Mr.. II. S. White, OF Bolton, were in the
city yesterday, visiting friends previous to
re-entering Mt. dc Clmntal Academy.
Rev. r. ]. Smith, Of Chardon, Ohio, a
prominent member Of the Society OF the
Army of West Virginia, who has been at
tending the reunion al Cumberland, was
in the city yesterday en- route to visit
friends Mt West Alexander.
Mrs. Sadie Lester, wife OF Rev. YIN.
Hand Lester, OF Valparaiso, Chill, and
daughter Of Wm. c. Anderson, OF Clays.
vill0I; PA, died on July 30th. Mrs. Lester
WINS n Young Indy Of rare accomplishments,
having graduated at the Steubenville
Seminary II very few years ago with high
honor. She was n niece OF Mcssrs. w. 81
and Robert Simpson, OF this CITY,
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A Witch Fit for n King

Kalakaua, Einso OF the Sandwich Islands,
has ordered tt msss;ye gold c%llronograpli
OF elegant design and elaborate finish,
with stop-attachment and thsse dials, Civ
ing the time Of day; recording the minutes,
seconds and fractions OF seconds. The
machinery OF such II watch is complicated,
yet not as much as that o; the human
system. Take your watch to the watch
maker whea il is out OF repair; but re,
store the debilitated system with Browns
Iron Bitters, the ne4es failing remedy
which cures dyspepsia, indigestion, weak
ness, &c.
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CLOSING the pleasure season OF 1884 the
Allegheny Valley Railroad will run two
more Of their delightful pleasure parties
TO Lake C%hautauqua, Niagara. Falls and
Toronto on Wednesdays September 9th
and 10th, leaving Pittsburgh at S :45 A. II.
There are no excursions run.like these OF
the ALLEGHENY Valley :rrooaid and while
'many'of our citizens have enjoyed them,
there is still opportunity for those who
have not. J. 4. Kingsbury, Travelling
Passenger Agent, accompanies each cxc1r.
sion, and any who have been with him
will have, no hcsitancy in making a
second trip. See advertisement elsewhere
in these columns. N
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Tie First Week OF School.

In conversation yesterday with Super
intendent Birch, Of the Public Schools, he
informed n reporter that the first week Of
the new school year, just. closed, presaged
well for the balance Of the year. The at.
tendance is good, much better intact than
usual for the fall term. Especially is it
in the primary departments. The
buildings have oil been put in first class
condition, and the corps OF teachers is IN
experienced and tried one. The text
books in use are from the best authors
and publishers, and everything is work
ing in Il satisfactory manner.
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Water WoIks Improvement.

Z Work at the Water Works on the new
pumphouse is progressing very satfactorily.
The pump well that Is to be in the centre
OF the house is complete, also the rccciv-
ing well at the rivers edge and the tunnel
for the mains connecting tietwo. The
pipes from the outer wellinto the river are
also imposition. Workmen are now N
gagged in laying the stone foundation for
the housed EIt: is to- beloctagon in. shape
and built of(brick irr$qhite;a M ornamental
style. 1t will be cdmplrtea by the last of
this month";, The pump and engine arc
ready 70 ship and DO placed in position rs
as the house is ready forsit.
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The most elegant reception that has
taken place in Wheeling for a long time
was the ono given last evening by, Miss
Jessie List at. the residence Of her father,
II. k.List, Esq, on North Mnin street.
The large mansion .was handsomely lit up
and arranged for the occasion, every
thing being in the most exqui-
site taste; The larger portion
OF Whceling's young societyipcople were
prcscntandi enjoyedst the, delightful even
ing. Dancing and promenadin9 about
the groMndsEwere Observation-Disclosures
furnishing the music, Refreshments were
seryed,atsm idnight; Z 4
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Mr.. D. II. Barnaby, OF Owego, N. Y,
says that his daughter w,s taken with d
violent cold which terminated with Pneu.
monia, md NIL the best physicians gave
the case up and said SHE. could live but q
few hours ut most. She was in this con
dition when q friend recommended DR..
VIM: Halls Balsam ior the L,tnga, and nd.
vised he: to try it. She acccptedit Ms 4 last
resort, and was surprised to find that it
produced o marked change for the better,
and by ,perseyeripg in its use u cure was
effected. rrhsAw
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A Unrd u Tlanks,

To The Eltor Of the IntelliNeneer.
Sln:-1 desire in this public manner to
cypress my sincere thanks to the many
that 50 Kindly assisted me in re.
moving my stock and figures tp q nlace o.
safety on Thursday night at The time a|
the fire. 1t was a service I Shall not soon
l also desire to express my thanks
Y nv brother jewellers and others who
y PLACE to store my goods.
Respectfully
a.. a. F~RANzlIEIM, JeWeIer,
No. 1900 Market street.
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NOW ready for business, nothing dam.
aged. HENRY SOSNENORN,
Outlttcr for Gentlemen,

LARGEST line Of Fall and Winter
Goods in the city, comprising 300 differ
ent Patterns Of Suitings, 100 different
Patterns Of Pantaloonings, and so diffcr.
cnt Patterns Of Oyerc0ntings. Made up
III best styloat C. HESS SONS.
No, 1921 1928 Market st, :
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HIM KILLED|
AND WOULD par WELL FOR I
~. ||""IT. I.~e-"- .I1"-T0. H.7.W IW|N|T
A Woman in Search Of An Assassin to Do
Awny With HerHusband for n Consldera.t j.
tion-A South Side Family Row Of
Immense Proportions-Ltvely Time.

A warrant has been issued by Squire
Zane Phillips for Mrs. Albert Dinner.
stein, the wife Of q printer who formerly
lived on Twentieth street and now lives in
Paper Mill Alley, in the Fifth ward. Din
ncrstein and his wife have not lived llap-
PLY together, ut least not lately. Several
weeks ngo she had him arrested and mr.
rnigncd before Squire Ankle on II charge Of
wife beating, and he WINS fined ten dollars
and costs. Tho warrant issued by Squire
Phillips is for, threatening bodily harm.
Dinners.ein swears that his wife has re.
.petedly threatened to kill him, and TINT
he verify believes she intends to carry out
her threat. There seems to be reason for
his fear. Frank Freds, tho well known
colorcd whitewasher, Inns been summoned
MS II witness In the case. lie says that
Mrs. Dinnerstcin twice approached him
with II businGss.like proposition that she
would pay him well to put her husband
out OF the roal. Once she Enid: II will
pay you anything I'vcgot Il you kill him.
The reason she gave for wanting him
"put out OF the way was that he abused
her, and called her "nusty Names" She
also said that he had some money tim,
she wanted TO get control Of. Frcds lie,
the matter proceed until the woman
eyinced an earncstness that frightened
him, md then he gave it away" HI
says he was afraid somebody would xii
Dlnnerstein for her and that lie might &C,
into trouble.
A few nights ago the man and his wife
separated after Il quarrel in which she
again threatened to kill him. Late tina
night several heavy bolders were throw
through the window of his house into hi
sleaping room, II Of them narrowl,
missing his head. Presumably it was Inf
amiable ronsort rendering him sligl,
tokens Of her conjuehl affection.
Mrs. Dinucrstein has not yet been ar
rested. It is the opinion Of several peopi,
who know her that she is insane.
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Republican l.ally at steuhcnyiIlc.

The Republicans will open the campaign
at Stcubenvillc, Monday evening, Septem-
Der s, by the dedication of n wigwam ;
immense torchlight procession and
speeches by prominent men OF the party.
The Plumcd Knights of Wheeling, will
attend in q body and take part in;tle de-
monstration. The Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
Railroad Company will run q special train
to steubcnyille on TINT evening to accom-.
MEDIATE NIL who desire to attend. Special.
train will leave bridgeport ii, G.l2 b. Nj,
arriving ut S%teubcnyille at 77:l0 PM: Re:
turning, leave Steubenyille ut 1907. NJ.
Fare for roundtrip 50cents.
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Rnlumorc s ONlp Naurnna.

A special excursion train for Pittsburgh
will leave the Baltimore & Ohio depot on
Sunday; September 7, ut So'clock a. ST..
city time. Hound trip 81 30. Tickets good
to return OH Sunday or Monday. Secure
your tickets atthe Baltimore 4 Ohio depot
on Saturday and avoid the rush.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

lfE9FOURTH STREET IL. r. CHURCH,
Wy Preaching Sunday ut 1880 a, VI. md 100 r
", ly the pstor, Rev. Jos. I. Smith, I'D. Sunday
School NJ er. y. Young Peoples Prayer Meeting
Monday nj 7::S1 r, u,
ESpElRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
eS LUTHERAN CllURCII-seryiccs tomorrow
# Il. ' pSsn ii s; s'1E sa aiSG : s u; 81 Il T.: ; f. ''s \. Rev. Rev. =
I1ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH-sER.
The Rev. pc.. iodine, President Of Kenyon College,
Gambler. Ohio. viii o%rieinta. 4
|DFIRST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
va The pastor, Rev, D,EA. Cunningham, b.,
will preach at l0:3D y. ~, and 7:D r. ii, Evening
sublect, Success, and how TO Attain 1t" Sabbath
Sss3o. ,S nTs4 wv ns ,s s,asS; ts;msg " ,,y
pas'oT. Rev. Wmtll !, Cooke DID.
M.s +,
CliuIiClI-The Rev. Geo..E lIltc will preach
and administer the sacrament OF the Lords Sup
Ier. Rev; q. ", Hutchinson, viii preach. Subject.
ESWESLEYCHAPEL, MI. CHURCH
row. Sw, n P.rsISIas T Ill., b ill., 1sts; xiII pI msshIln Il ; 9;s5 II
the evening. aud The pulpit VIII be dllel ~ .he
morning by Rey. Alfred Harris U. D., OF Phsladel,
phia 81. si4Hf 3F
nTsT. LUKE's p. +. SCHURCH,-
= Services mud Holy Communion Mt 1850 A.. NJ.
and scrvIees nj 100 =. ",
TeZANE STREET N. T.. CHURCH.
~ Rev, Mr.. Fitzpatrick will preach. Tomorrow
at 1880 a. N.and 1880 !. ~. Sunday School at . r.
A..s&seats free. D
les
W. as follows: Sunday School at 300 4. NJ;
preaching a. 1850 AN; and 7:45 +. A,SE.SJt Hart
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Excursion to Colup.bus,

71---TT. - E7F0H = g 7! FsP1Tss .i'lN 20
On September I'd and 9th the r, c, g.
St.L. Railway Company will sell round
trip tickets to Columbus ut the rate OF
81 40. On September 3D. aAl 4th at the
rate OF s. %. Tickets good for return pass
age until September Sth inclusive.
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lSDICATloM,tSftl
AMothNr lllnInr Convert.

MI. William Faulstick, a helper in the
Belmont mill, heretofore a Democrat,
wishes itannounced that he has renowned
his affiliations with the free trade party,
and has come out n square Blaine, pro-
lection Republican. lie does not want
any free trade in his. n.