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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-12
nE111A1nr.

IT, 60 y. bEA1AlAGs N.-
The Rink Opening Tonight Various HAT.
/. terS OF Interest.
DR.. Albertson has brought his family 10
;Bellaire, III. .15,-5f a,
The Buckeye rink will hold . necktie
masquerade tonight.
Mrs. W. S. Mccullough, Of Wheeling, Is
spending the week with her father In this
n 1. NJ. Junkins, Of the O., B. az. R. R.,
was about among the manufacturers here
yesterday l4 so 9aia53 slal s9t
Herman Roemer was able TO be on the
streets yesterday for the first time in sew
eral months. idE "a li.'teI T 'astp.-
J George S. Evans will move to-day to
Uhfichsville, where he will continue the
tailor business. L4' ~ aN'll.'.
The Pennsylvania Company Is about't 70
again begin the receiving Of cross ties from
the river here. Y
August Base was run over by q light
buggy in the First ward yesterday and
somewhat hurt. b 5iA.
The annual first Of April stir Is already
FASftA4AhS kAG hA44AnOAl W sAAsAANAeSA
moving will be above the average. dgta
The Elysian rink Is being finished day
and night with the aid Of the electric light
burners. The Indian run rink Is progress
ing well. 6laa9..'F. - q 'aIT
The Glass City and the Buckeye Build.
ing Associations after April 1st will meet
In Capt. Fink room, now occupied by G,
FL, Muth.!l - a ..''i.'77
9gse Elysian Rink, at Belmont and Thir-
ty-sixth streets, will DO opened this even
ing. The "Babes in the Woods" fifty ar
tistes, viii be on hand, and the st. Cecilia
brass band will furnish the music. U. ].
Smith will be the manager and George
Defbaugh will serve as a special police
man. An instructor will be provided iol
ladies who desire to learn to skate. Tick.
cts are on sale at S. o. Cummins's hard.
ware store. There will be plenty Of
skates, and the floor is large and unob-
structed by single pillar. The seats are
well arranged to hold many hundreds,
and there win be undoubtedly large
attendance.
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The lEtna mill is working double turn
now. e
Mr.. Ell oattell has returned from the
East. -.ag 4'I
very i'll.
Rev. F.s; De Haas is having IN addition
TO his residence erected. s.5.l5.T
The Social Club met at Mrs. Captain In.
glebrights Tuesday night.
Mr.. Charley King, OF Mt. Pleasant, was
in town calling on friends yesterday.
Mr.. Beemer estimates the loss on hi.
house which was on FIRE in East Wheel.
ing, at $500.
There will be nine mile race at the
Excelsior rink, for the championship Of
Martins Ferry and a handsome medal.
The first heat will come of, Friday night.
There was a slight blaze in hethouse Of
Mr.. Dick Bird Tuesday night. The family
were all out when the fire started, but the
neighbors discovered aud extinguished 1t
before very serious damage was done. 5a
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk.
: - Ahrond. 4rs' .#F ttl


Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. yer
Prof. O. A. schaefer returned last even:
ing from short business visit to Ken
lucky.
The alIable and genial Thomas B. Jack
son, Esq, Of Terra Alta, Preston county,
W. Va, who has been the city for several
days, In attendance upon the United
States District Court as juror, left ior
home yesterday on the 4 o'zlock P. N.
train. Mr.. jackson made many warm
friends during his sojorrn in the Nail City.
The National Republican, OF Washington,
D. O., speaking OF the visitors TO the city
says: 'Dr. John E. Smith, Of Wheeling,
W. Va, son OF the late Col. John L. Smith:
an old NYashingtonian and "a member Of
our bar, is in the city," The'Doctor was
admitted to the bar OF the United States
Court Of Claims and the Supreme Court
while in Washington. tsa G+.i. sllg
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At the Capitol rink tonight there will
be played a game Of foot ball on roller
skates. It Is said to bethe most laughable
and intensely exciting game played on the
surface. The gentlemen skaters in the
evening will be divided into two COM
panies, each under captain, who will be
selected, and each company occupying an
go" will be given, then the fun COM
mences.1 Don't fail to see il, It will be as
funny as the Mother Hubbard party.
There will also be very exciting double
race. New and elegant music by our band,
the best rink band in the city. II you
want to spend a delightful evening so to
the Capitol rink.
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a;lauorime gatraets.

NEw YoRx. March 1l-1.ead arm; common So 20.
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rhe "onpsn,. Erldenee. EpIsede.

Mr.. Harry Jackson, manager Of the
"Queen's Evidence" company now pre-
senting this melodrama at Charley Shay's
Theatre, says that much Of the informa.
ton in the article in yesterdays 1NrELLt-
GESoER headed mot on the Bills" is incor-
rect. Both he and Mr.. Clarendon deny
that there has been any i'll feeling between
them, and assert that they are and always
have been the best OF friends. He denies
also that Manager Shay detained the audi
ence after he had dismissed them, claim
ing that Mr.. Clarendon did so himself, by
addressing the audience and asking them
II they would accept his performance,
which they did, and in the most hearty
and kindly manner.
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Card 81 ThllnkS.

The nailers and members Of the Fire
Department desire to return their thanks
TO the following gentlemen for their dona-
tons 10 the benefit carnival given at the
Capitol Rink on March 9th: Nesbitt Bros,
for rule and square, D. Gundllng, for
skating jacket, Dinger Bros, for tskating
cap, ]. W. Amick, for skating shoes, Jo-
seph Graves & Son, for China dolls, JIG.
Dillon, for pair Of fine skates; also to
the public for their liberal patronage.
The net proceeds we're $225 %.
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RIVER NEWS.
stage OF the Water and Movements of tbs
Steamboats,.

Stage OF the Water and Movements of tbs
Steamboats,.
The Elaine passed -lown at noon for
Parkersburg. The Diurnalwill be to-day's
ParkeBburg packet. rir,s 80
The Percy Kelsey and Alex Swift, Of the
coal fleet, passed downright on their way
70 the assistance Of other boats on their
way. up with heavy tows. IF
The river is still falling at this point.
The marks last evening indicated depth
in the channel OF feet II inches. All
the daily packets were on time yesterday
and did big business,
The reports from above last night were
as follows: Pittsburgh, 3 feet II inches;
Lock No. 4, 8 feet; Greensboro, II feet 5
inches; OIL City, feet 5 inches Browns
Vile, Z feet; Rice's Landing, 5 feet 7
inches. At all points, the river was fall.
Ing. ,..s,f..L.Y ~ ~ -
The W. N. Chancellor will pass down
at a o'clock tomorrow morning, en- route
for Charleston and all intermediate points
on the Ohio and Kanawha river. Ship
pers should have all their freight for this
packet on the lepee before dusk this even
ing. The Chancellor is popular light
draughts steamer and is commanded by an
able set OF officers.
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AiEoNR.

The public seems 70 be taking great In
terest In the return visit Of that very pop.
ular artistic, Mile. Aimee. She will appear
at the Opera 10 use Saturday afternoon
and evening, when that funniest OF funny
plays, "Mam' Eelle, will be seen. Aimee
will sing many new songs at these per
iormances. Those who witnessed the per-
Torrance here in November last are sure
to 90 again, while those who missed It and
recognized the fact are sure to be the frst
Il. secure seats. The company is precisely
the same % when here last. The sale Of
reserved seats commences this morning Of
Banners music store.
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NEW GOODS In every department.
Something very choice In Ehibrolderies,
white Drets Goods, Black and C0l0fed
Silks, Summer Silks, Brocade Velyets,
Dress Trimmiugp, Jersey Jackets, Neck
Wear, Hosiery, &c. :, =.
L, SWABACKER, 1861 Main st.
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JUST RECEIYED.

Alarge assortment Of Spring ndtsual.
mer Stock, consisting Of the latest yarle-
ties In CoatIngs, Suitings, PantalOOnfngs
and OyercOatings, which We will make
up In the latest aud best styles and Mt
lowest possible prices.
Also a full line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. .
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CiliseaG Of lvheeliHg,
Admirers Of his s., stat g nan

- 4'V14V777s4 TO- - 77E7'
There was no formal presentation. The
cane was quietly sent to his place ofbusi-
ness, and all hisinquiries OF persons whom
he suspected OF knowledgelof the affair
only resulted In securing the information
that the gentlemen interested in the pres
sentation did not desire TO have their
names known. 1t Is the general guess,
however, that prominent business men
were the donors. t.., i.. IA,
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Breadstuls and proyiaiona.

CHICAGO. IL1S.. March II -Flour stronger with
prices 6al0c pGr bbl hlgheF, with g0od export de.
tnlnd. wheat excited and higher with rapid
fluctuations; the advance q attributed In part 70
ihe WaF.IEe tenor q tho iotUGgn dispatches, but
bad crop reports alloi bad some effect on the
cline II e6ns0!s, GdTaneed r. more, declined Kc
adIlncel 70 point ~ higher than the close yiSs
tefday, ASclined Xalcy agasa rallied AnA closed
I3ke higher than yesterday; MIS- ranged. March
i6iaiSRc closed u 70; Apfl ID e, elosed
atssSt Nay SiSka69pSe, el6led &C $50; June
ES3{asSj{G closed q ei,Sc Corn strong higher aud
ln ytnPEthy VIZ IN, w sI3 20 oEtng e 2
q than \ n yeItefdAyt eASh ~ @lIfdt
March elOsedas sci April '9taS9ssc,
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THE U. s. COURT.
a witness Puts nj. Foo. Into ia sAor.

Term.
The U. s. District Court met yesterday,
concluded the business demanding its at
tention in a few hours, and adjourned.
The only case tried was that Of William
Myers, formerly Of Marshall county, now
OF Jackson, who was charged with viola!
ting the internal revenue laws. Myers
was a retail liquor dealer in Marshall
county. He was found guilty and fined
500 and costs.
During his trial one Of The witnesses.
Jonas Whipky, produced a letter tending
10 cfiminate Myers. The letter showed
that Whipky had entered into a collision
md agreed for q consideration not to
appear against Myers, Judge Jackson
gave hin. 4 severe talking "a, and required
Rim to give ebond In the sum OF $500 to
appSar before the next grand jury.
fhe eases Of Nelson Virgin aud Francis
BarVer. indicted foIsviolating the pension
laws, we're continued TIL the next term.
z ~ :. lsplle --L--4iils-.--le.
"A CANE oilfoot ball on rollers Of the Gap
itol rink tonight r. a.s'
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TIA nI,,hn,;.,, Roon,..,.

ARkASs4s Cry. Ks, March i1.-At a
council this afternoon the Oklahoma
boomers decided to- await further yad.
vices from their representatives in Wash:
ington; who are endeayoring to intercede
with the United States. The Marshal re.
ceiyed warrants for the arrest ot the
boomers who were In the territory last
winter, and has arrested twenty men.
They start To Wichita this evening for en-.
animation. There are 4, 200 boomers here.
There are sixcompanies Of colotei cavalry
at ChileCeo, SIX miles south ofhese await.
ing reinforcements. Gen. Hatch says he
can est eight more companies 4 needed.
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Delegate Robertson Receives a Significant
Present. ''r"'.
Yesterday Mr.. Ed. Robertson, OF this
city, one of the four members Of the
House of Delegates from Ohio county, and
the only one Of the four who voted against
a continuance OF the legislative session
beyond the constitutional limit Of IS days,
received an elegant gold headed cane,
with the following inscription, which ex.
plains the present: So FsT5s
Presented to
EDWARD ROBEETsOS
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TnR race against time BY Mr.. H. B.
Norton, the champion amateur bicyclist,
at the Island rink last evening was quite
an enjoyable sight. Mr.. Norton is des-
tined 70 make his mark as q fast rider on
the bicycle.
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NEw YoRx, March li.-Cotton quiet at Il 4a1IIIzc;
futures steady; March 1l.2Qc; April ll.2Oc; May
ll3lc; June II &c; July 149c; August Il $50: Sep
tember LILO: October 1850: November 106lc;
lncnmhAr ll.hln "
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80
Skinny Man.

"wells' Health Renewer' restores health
and yigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility. 81. ~ 5tT75i III.
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Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full information
call on or address J. G. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot Of Eleventh street. Wheeling, w. Va.
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LOCAL pREy1rIEs.

Matters of Minor Moment in and About the
City, z y
"DREAMs" at the Opera Housethis even
ing. ~ s..,+ tt.i
THERE are three cases on the docket for
this mornings Police Court.
ONE marriage license was issued by
Clerk Hook yesterday.
THERE was a good audience ut the
matinee at Charley Shay's Theatre yester-
day afternoon and a fair house last night.
"OxLY A WoNAN's HEAET"n will be pre-
scented ut the Opera House next Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings by a company
which is highly spoken Of by the press OF
other cities.
Tng ladies OF the Third Presbyterian
Church have arranged for supper and
social TO be held in the new church editice
in the Eighth ward, commencing tonight
and continuing for the three remaining
evenings Of the week.
The benefit rendered the "0ctoroon"
Company by prominent citizens, which
took place at the Opera House yesterday
afternoon and last evening, was deplor-
able failure. On each occasion a magnii-
cent rendition of the play was given to
empty benches. II
Coi. RoupRr WHITE. as attorney for the
Ohio River railroad company, and j. L,
Parkinson for W. II. Lindsey and the
Stockett heirs. compromised the suits
brought by the parties against the com.
pany for damages to lands by reason Of
the road passing through them. 1910
G. w McVyY. sherif'of Fayette coun-
tv ACCOMPANIED by ". ]. Timberlake, as
Gnard Yesterday Gieft at the S[ouudsyille
1,en;tanfiary one Robert Walker. who will
ser~e four wears for burglary. Nlessrs.
SIcVev and Timberlake Came on TO Tie
city and transacted some business at the
Auditors office. ~ y3uE5t!a ID
Mas MARGARET R1poELY. grandmother
NJ t.ie Messrs Tfompson. Of the Eighth,
ward IL visiting Ler daughter, Mrs.
Thomnson Who had the misfortune to
fall Sunday evening and break her arm.
Mrs. Rjdoely ia l3 wears old, but is as hale
and hearty AZ most women Of a score less
Of years ~,
: r. IA. ,,.,.os1o. io.kod ~, ,o.,c
LIE ponce y H." ransh i Side bc "hnf
G Hasluo" Syotson in The van vsrd Of Frank
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otosnd Al SIz MAJ, CIosed AZ IJlNa Oats
aim and 40 : hlS6eF: cSSh SStaS6Jlo; April
a. "a, RE ouist al "a hSrley dull aud
nominal al DC Fihxseed noniIn1lly unchanged
Al Al Is PORK. dQrdRud actiye and Irregular;
opened Sal0c higher, advanced 6ai0c add tionll,
rscedSd and cioSed n inside dGureS; csIh sl2 66G
10 iSi Anil 80 T0SiQ - rlOSed n so 70ai2 ms
MAY si2 Mann A. closed At So soal2 S2t{S:
| June Sl2 00iiS %, closed u Sl2 eQa12 g2x Lard
steady and 2ISR6c higher; caSh 6pSa0 g7Ic; April
I'O0e7 62JSc; NAY I'IIJSa7.l2{c cIeGed Is 7f5fa
800. Jtine If5af SIS closed Ef fISGj,i7Le, Bufk
meats Unfair demand; shlgldes 4g0l5. Qoei abort
NIB sous So short clear $50 Sc. Whilky; Sll5
Butter dull aud weak; creamery ,S SysnSHe;
dairy 2oS4llc. ,,kgEs lever g NeystSss.
Afternoon boaId-MheAt excited 1 ,l hlgn.eF; a.
vaneeg Malc. Corn hLm aaSancJa - y1O
Nay ad!Anced SG, PORK hrin ADVANCED IVC' LAfo
hftni ADVANCED 21fc,. llslalf .tff
BALTIMORE Mn, March 1I,-Flour steady: How.
ard street and western superfnc 81 Gas %; extra
s. l0AS Is; family SS0a4 76 Wheat western opened
hIghcr but declined and closed unsettled; No.
winter red spot 81 aS554c: April So May
Corn, western higher; western ~ mixed
spot 4s54al9s4e; April 49atSAc; may SHa5SSSc;
steamer 4eIc. Oats btni WGste[n whI!e Sss 80
mixed SeaSIc. Rye quiet e. 81 h, ,iIt
Provisions nttn; mes Potkt Sl5 !oalt ~ g w
meas saoalasS sna e ~ ~ seT p1 sSs1 ~
IScS pAeont bn0l1utts OStui SlSaI Hp htass oItot
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WE have Just received a new stock of
'O'u S SiHcoB u. GRuBB, the Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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iN0UNTRY RESIDENCE, TOGETHER
" with Valuable Lands, near the City, for Sale

A an compelled 70 move TO the city will soil
my residence together With much or little Of The
Farm and Garden Lands, 70 suit purchaser. II ]
tenant house; also large new stable, barn, corn,
crib and wagon Ghed, al under one ROOT, and all
Other neediul 0utbuildIng1. There are ~ acres Of
loads Of good stable manure, hauled on It In the
last two Year.. Most Of tho land 4 well adapted 10
gardening purposes, There q also good gTaxng
aeldI a large portion Of the land Il well Gdapted
and eIigibIy I0olted fOf Building Lots; will DO tOld
a such II wanted. Some have been sold and built
on. Terms will DO made easy and 70 suit purchAs.
can on. r. L KIMBERLY,
IaIS
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TnE Mother Hubbard game Of foot ball
tonight at the Island rink will be the fun.
oiest event Of the season. 80 -y'r
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INDICATIONS. TrFNI

sWAsn INC Do, March Il. AlxMl
ForTennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
and partly cloudy weather. local rains,
southerly winds, becoming variable, fall
ing barometer. y f9t S9!ll ~ IN
For the Lower Lakes increasing cloudi-
ness, local rains or SHOWS, warmer weather
followed in the western portion byEa
slight fall Of temperature, southeasterly
generally shifting to northeasteEly winds.
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.sRourl, an corns.n

ASK for Wells ttRough on corns," 15c.
Qnick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts, bunions.
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rharmn,,,atsr R.nnrti.

The following shows the range Of Che
thermometer as observed at Schnepfa
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. NJ, 20e, IL NJ, a6'; 8 P. NJ, Az; P.
NJ, $50.
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stoyes-ceo. ". Johnlon'i Sons.
Stockholders Meetings. B, MEgett,
NoiCe.to IAeuhOlt -J0aeph r. PAUL. ~ ~
Supper and EeSllVpt.
EIas bronze Iaipps- Eying Bros. -.giY
For Keut-CottAge.
,NotiCO-rsJ. apdeFgEilteE ~ KS 2 z 4 J
Ohio Creamery Butter &c MechahG II II Z
Chaplln0H tfeet lSikikS u. pAplkly II Z
Landscape FIsHtc4 and F16Wefsr r y Niepllf =
Notice dys6: Hilkinlou SEeqEih pAge. 2 s ~
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YOUNG MURPHY
TAKES HIS rApnrR,s PLACE
AZ the pap.lst ohureh-AaotAer Roaa.lns
temperance Msstlng-Ths Pledges Ell. 4
haustsd, but the Blue Ribbon Holds
g out-wha. was sald and Done.

Another monster Murphy temperance
meeting was held at the First Baptist
church last evening. twas the third Of
TIL, series being held under the auspices
Of the temperance people Of this city,.and
the attendance was larger than that at
any OF the previous meetings. The people
we're packed in SO tight both upstairs and
down, that it was almost impossible for
one to getiont until the meeting was over.
It is estimated that fully two hundred
turned away after finding It impossible
TO even get within the outside doors, and
at this iuncture 1t Is not out Of place TO
state, that ifmany more meetings are 70
be held Id this edl6ce, the authorities
should interfere and compel the doors TO
be changed 50 Us to open outward instead
Of inward. Had apanic. taken place in
any OF the audiences. of the past three
nights, the loss Of lie would probably
have been large. .at al itl
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THE COMING MEETINGS

ESLAReEMENrs on Crayon Paper Of
Photographs can be had at Kinks art
store, 1905 Main street, .... "
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.FoR sALE-coUNrRY SEAT.

Ten acres Of choice high bottom land, Eix miles
below Wheeling, on Ohio River and d. d o. 3. r,
Improved By subslantiAl brick house, II roma
maple, sugar and poplar trees. Also, GGo6d 6eleo.
ton Of fruit trees. Apply 70
". v. HoGR& Bro 1900 Market 81.
Orr W, MORROW, on the premises. mF
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A LEGISLATOR CAMEO.

DoS'r fail to see the game of foot ball on
rollers at the Capitol rink tonight.
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Bed.bugs, Flies.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed bugs, rats, mice,
gophen, chipmunks, cleared outby "Rough
n.RatsM lie
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While Mr.. Murphy was at hh hotel
hunting pledges, Mr.. 4. Wash Baggs made
short but vigorous speech, which he
commenced by referring TO the time, eight
years ago, when he, almost total wreck,
made his way to the Opera House stage
and signed a "Murphy." It had been
predicted that he could not keep it. but
be thanked God that those predictions
had been wrong and that he was sill a
sober man. He also Said that 1t was TO the
honor and credit Of his old drinking COM
panions that they had neversoughttot tempt
him. Mr.. Murphy, who had returned
while Mr.. Baggs was speaking, when he
had finished made another little talk, call.
ing attention 10 the great principle OF
the Murphy movement-"With malice
towards none and charity for al, !" and
also stated that be wished such thing as
9 prohibitory amendment was practicable.
A number Of gospel hymns were sung,
during which Mr.. Murphy circulated In
the audience az well as he could and con-
siderable enthusiasm was aroused and
then the meeting was brought to close.
THE COMING MEETINGS.
Yesterday afternoon Francis Murphy
conducted avery interesting prayer meet
ing at the church, that was largely attend
ed. This afternoon he speaks TO the con.
yicts at the penitentiary and this evening
be will be at the Baptist church again.
Tomorrow evening he will speak at the
Capitol rink. Seats will be provided for
5000 people. The admission has been
fixed at % cents and seats can be secured
in advance at Banners music store, at the
rink and at Brices drug store in the Eighth
ward. This meeting Is for the benefit OF
the Women's Christian Association, which
is largely instrumental in bringing him
here, 1H , I.- y.
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UsE the great specific for "cold in
head" and catarrh-Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. -I..... 1893,
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