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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05
THE STATE S0L0NS.
eossrr ABOUT WEE MEMRERs
o, N. Two Houses Of tie Legillature in and
Out Of the ss..ioas--A very unsssutful
session So Ear-Aii tho traditions
set ut Saught--cspitol Chat.

This has been an uneyentful session Of
the Legislature so far. 1t might even be
called a tame session. There. has been
little oratorical pyrotechnics-much less
than usual, yet the business has not been
advanced any more rapidly than ordinar-
ily-indeed less progress has been made
than is customary at this stage OF the ses.
sion. All the old customs have been ig-
nored. There has not been an attempt TO
secure meeting OF the Third House even
the biennial trip to Moundsville to lin
spectn the Penitentiary was omitted this
time, and the joint committee went down
alone yesterday.
Ha6itues Of the State House miss the
old familiar faces Of Ed. PennybacEer,
Col. Alex. Monroe and several other lead
ing spirits who.were always in for fun.
But the session may result in more solid
and lasting good to the State II there are
not SO many of "the boys" among the
members.
Senator McCreery is one Of the best
"cussed' men in the Legislature. He is
having the same experience that members
OF both houses have encountered before
The newspapers are making 1t exceeding
" warm for him. Mr.. NIcCreery is very
pleasant man, personally, however, and i
The editors OF the State knew him person
ally they would not pour such walls o
wrath upon his DEVOTED head.
The Senate is after the State printel
again. In both houses ever since the SEES
sion began business has been embarrassed
by vexatious delay in getting the bills AM
Journals from the printer. The matter ha
been referred 10 several times before II
the Senate, when serious delay was oc
casioned, and Yesterday the Senate passet
a Joint resolution providing for commit
tee OF investigation.
The Senate turned over new leaf yes
terday, meeting in the forenoon. A bar,
quorum was present for q large portion
OF the session, however, and IL adjourned
early, Mr.. Morris making the motion on
OF consideration for the reporters ant
clerks-a motive as rare as it is creditablc
Col. White yesterday made motion Il
amend llle INV 80 tll1LI VIZ 1IuStEullul
Attorney OF this county must be paid a
least $3.50 year, but Judge lIaymont
Killed It by simple inquiry il this stel
were "really necessary" Col. White wal
the only Ohio County Delegate on til,
floor at the time.
Some time ago IN TNTELL,GEScER re-
porter made some illusions to the Capt.
tal removal act, and the communication o
''Duplex" on tho subject, and in thu
course Of the article remarked that "Tht
only person who did not regard 'Duplex's
article as a joke was Chief Clerk Scroggin
OF the Secretary OF States office" This
remark was intended in jest, and the re
porter thought the connection made the
Joke plain. It seems, however, that some
peopte-among them Col. scroggin-did
not regard She statement rs very funny
Ofcourse it was not supposed for an in
slant that anybody would suppose Col
Scroggin had been misled by "Duplex's'
constitutional argument.
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AUCT ION!
AUCTION! AUCTION!
The Greatest Sale on Record I!
$4,000


worth Of Silks, satins, Cash
meres, Velvets, Calicoes, Mus,
Inns, Flannels, Blankets, Ladies
Cloaks, and a full stock Of Ho-
siery, Gloves, Laces, Ribbons
and Notions, in general such
as are to be found in a frst-class
Dry Goods House, must and
will be sold without reserve to
the highest bidder.
Come one, come all, avail
yourself Of the opportunity for
great bargains.
,p9rSale will positively commence OH
SATURDAY, January II, ate and Z p.
NJ, and continue every Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Saturday until the full stock is
disposed of.
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ToLEDo, o., Feb. 4-wheat quiet and flrm; No.
red cash and February 7sIEc; March s0ITc; April
S2IlG. May s3ISC; No. 2 soft SSaSSc. Corn quiet
aud steady: No. ? cash IiLSc; February Ale: May
jac. Oats dull and nominal; No, ., Sic. Rye, No.
i, zoe. ClDyeneel steady: primo cash aud Feb.
rlary 81 ElIS; mammoth s. Sc.
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meats in iaIr demand shoulders 47ba4s5c: short
Fib 625A6SOc; short clear 61O4G76c, whisky
AteAdy and unclaimed a. y 10 Butter and egg.
strong and higher advanced ZsaSc. Corn stronEeii
February advanced 10; March advanced 70. OAn
dnn; March and May advanced &c. Pork hrm i
March and May advanced e1Sc. Lard steady and
UNCHANGED.
BALTIMORE, Mp., Feb 4.-Flour steady ard quiet.
Howard street and western superior g 76aJ 10;
extfa 6 2SaS 70; family s. 0oa6 90 Wheat western
Opoiied tiFmeF. ruled dull and closed easy No.
winter red spot SslSaSpIc; March OOa9C5Sc; April
Kaye; May 3Ika9S1fc. Corn, western Irregular
and neglected; western mixed SPOT bQa60Hc; Feb
oats firm and dun; western white S7aSSc; mixed
3IA36c Hay steady. Provisions steady aud In
taodcratc Inquiry: mes pork, ga slg ~ new new.
SIS 5I bulk meats Shonldcrs and clear ~ ad vs.
sides Skc; hams t211ta'8c, Lard, refined SIS;
Butter steady; western packed 1la9lc; creamery y
RS3c, Eggs lower and dull NJ 9llo!c; Coffee S1Ea
OJSc. Sugar steady; A soft &C. Whisky lrm and
| quiet atst 2Oa1 q.
PHtLApE1PHIA, Pa, Feb. 4.-Flour quiet and
steady Wheat dull; No. 2Ied In elevator SO: No;
red February So %; March " 1zas07sc; April
steady later months dull aud lower; car lots, high
grnles, steady aud In fair demand, lower grades
| dull and weak; No. mixed IGtaiSC; No. high
Fiary ici March, April and May I7f
oaslnactIve; rejected while Sc; No. while 371ia
5T5lc; futures quiet and steady: No: 2white FEB
I2aNAN
Nav a7SSzi%c butter iIrn for f1ncy: otter neg.
ieSicI. Creamery cxtras Ssc. EVtS dull; rxtrIs
SIaISc
CINCINNATI, Feb. 4.-Flour quiet aud unchanged.
| Wheat steady; No. 2 rcd SiaStc: receipts l,loC
| SSmSni. S6 D IiSlnIisIe ORis steady and In fair
| SSmSni Al 89Ln. RYE Steady and m goOd demand
al TOa7lc. Barley quiet aud firm; extra No. full
~; FORK nIm a. ~ ~ d,d ~ sna NJ 1sa y
MN ~ y W R S ,,,et
I.a1Sc INV s',Ii wcsE AVA IS,SSp a. 1Sc chces
l!h,lsc. ESGn uun, MSAA auu Lo"sF AZ +-e' S"SssV
9ulet1nu u.sCianSc", -. ~.
toLEDp " EeS; ssT WEN S6I mi
49, s,O! MGy :oSb ". FsbFSsrv 2ic. Nav
a ~ StSan!i ~, ~. S .,.,,IS NJ y or! ~: W.
oa M S,d,H, , ~ = .s aS5 Ear
z+,sTv 4, SIiS: mSmmStiI SSe ''0 S''' s1'
4"'''' v '->-' Tiva s,ocl..
CHICAGO, lLiA, FEB. THE DroTeTs Journal re-
ports: Live hogs-keceinu 2.uOO head; shipments
1000 head good HraHes sStonSer Sfse alln ligllis
WEI tonEn III g. ~ a. s,Iu "a a
III CstiIe&RscSIps !, SoS head; sSipments 400
and weaker: iat ;iOS 10 iGOS u6nndS Is SCa5 ID:
80 to 1850 pounds 81 00a5 10; LOO pounds S. 90i
market Sall and ysF7 Tssi; common 70 medium
s. 5Oa3 Is; good to Choices 6Oai %.
EAST LIBERTY, Feb. Cattle market slow; prime
~ VtouSl lnh % yGAv ~ - .vat -
celpts 2SS head; shipments " bead. Hog market
SLOW receipts 2l0l head shipments LOCO head;
PhiladGlphiaS e OoaS 10; Yorkers y ooaSio. Sheep
na s ~ Sc,s H ~ sS ~ T. ~ head
W SVSV aeA4i Aes.'
NJ "a f ~. s HUSs sn En,c ST
a 45S 90: receipts I'D head: shipments so head.
| patnoIan,,,
''ea
OIL CRY, Pa, FEB. I-Eauonai transit certiu-
Gates opened a t9Hc; highest Gglle; lowest &C;
closed u 6SEc bid; sales 900 barrels: cearnnces
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MEMBERS Of Legislature invited 10
call and see our stock. .-ls
JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jewcler, Cor. Twelfth md Market.
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Col. White yesterday made motion to
amend the law so that tho Prosecuting
Attorney OF this county mnst be paid al
least Sl,5OOa year, but Judge Raymond
killed it by u simple inquiry II this ster
were really necessary" Col. White was
the only Ohio County Delegate on the
floor al the time.
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0e,1eeal alptiess.
gor@ent.

OoMs FOR RENT-IN HORN.
LII brooks Block. Apply to W v. HOGE4
BRO, 1900 Market street. az
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ale,u Advertisements.

E0R SALE AND ENCHANGE-TIIr
IL valuable residence Of Dr. uirICl, on Ch,,iai.
street, In the heart Of the city: house with ali n5
ern improvements; brick stable In rcar. Iinot ~
before March ltt the residence will b Oi:tiv 4,
city. For exchange, o hAc Island tTslicnrs n.
lands In Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin OF DRcStS w
Telephone. CA. scHAEFEHGCo.
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FOR RENT
OR SALE.
EOR RENT.
TOR RENT.

One seven roomed House, with gas and IA
room, on South Front street. Thre Nix nca1
Houses, with gas mud bath room, on South FNs
street. One eight roomed House, with e1 u
water, on South Broadway. One five rOOled o.
on Delaware street, stable on lot. One five TIaa
Cottage on Kentucky street, stable OH lOt %
three rooinCd Cottage on Ohio street, stable o. \
ia23 K j. Stone
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IoR poDeERs AND SHALL HAND

"A a. ~ ~ IETulIGHNCER JOB Roosis, Nos .
epd q Fourtecnth street Hpere you can % soSa.''
NodAlaA q ehQEt NOTICE, 7.
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TOR SALE.
TOR SALE.
VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY.

EoR SALE OR RENT-THE LA .5 =.
~ threeStOry Brick Building, Nos. J Iyii, n
corner Main and TWenty.fInt Streets uol lsJ :,
rooms, f2xSS, and finished basement; 800 ~ 4,
third stories containing u rooms, hnlsntI -
nlshed; bath rooms, wash house, &c. W
able forms.
ENQUIRE ON THE PREMISE :.
n, B.5The above building would nsE''
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The Senate turned overa new leaf yes
terday, meeting in the forenoon. A bare
quorum was present for large portion
OF the session, however, and II adjourned
early, Mr.. Morris making the motion out
OF consideration for the reporters and
clerks-a motive as rare as it Is creditablc
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CHICAGO, lL1A, Feb. 1.-THE DToTa's Journal 70
ports: Live hogs-Rccelpts 5.0C0 head; shipments
1000 head good grades stronger, coarse and Light
weaker; rough packing s. 2iai IS: packing and
%. Cattle Receipts 800 head; shipments 2,4o(
head; iAt and heavy grades stronger; Others dull
aud weaker; fat LOO 10 1909 pounds $ 60a6 %
iG5 Shcep.ReceIp8 800 head; shipments 800;
market dull and very weak; common 10 medium
g 5Oa5 Is; good 70 cholceS S 6Oai %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05

NEW York, Feb 4--cotton quiet and steady
futures steady February lilo: March ll.2lc
April 1l.2Sc; May ll20c; June ll.iSc; July j 100
August Hoo September II :iOG; October 10.Sic
November l0.GSc; December i0.G9c.
crsctSxArI, o.. Feb. 4.-cottOn steady and ii
fair demand Mt 10iEc.
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New YoRx, Oct. 4.-Ths bodies Of the
msn and woman, who last night commit
ted suicide in Central Park, have lain all
day on cold slabs at the morgue, Both
bodies have to-day been identified. The
man, as waslast nigh believed, was Geo, ,Bes-
sendotf and the woman Maria" wasMaris
Koch, wife OF Dr.. Edward F. Koch, editor
Of the Jersey City Erie PresSe and SOntG0s-
Gas!. The bodies tomorrow will be re-
moved to an undertaker's and there will
be prepared for interment. The woman
was So years Of age and resided with her
husband and four children on Payonia
Avenue Jersey City Heights. Bessendort
was % years age, and until recently was
employed in the composing rooms Of the
New Jersey Erie PrssSe.
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BOURBON BANDS
EvAouArE wAsnMegoN olTy
For short sOason Of Ro.t-Nsw Candidates
for political FAvOr-commIssionsr Eaton
on tho Reorganization of tho Civil
service Commi..ion n-TOrnadOOS.
sp.rial plpaleh % Lls Inltulanlor.

Special DispaieAto tie IateitOaer.
WAsHISdToS, Oct. 1.-THE assault Of
the West Virginia ofliceseekeB on the
Administration, which lasted all OF last
week, ended in an armislice yesterday.
Senator Camden left for his home last
night, and the majority Of the patriots
who have bsen here choosing plums and
getting solid with the appointing powers,
folded their tents and followed the exam
pie of the senior Senator.
The Wheeling Postmasteship viii prob
ably be decided this week. The eli" has
undoubtedly been chosen, but when he
will s'get there" remains with the pleasure
OF the appointing power.
Ex-Stat0 Saperintend Of Schools B.
L. Butcher aud Michael Edwards have
filed their claims to the Office Of Surveyor
OF Customs at your city.
Capt. George Chiffon, Of Lincoln coun.
ty, ex.member ot the West Virginia House
Of Delegates, has come out rs candidate
for door-keeper Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives. OF coarse it Is too early yet
to surmise what chance he stands for be-
ing called upon to perform the arduous
duties Of the position to which he aspires.
Capt. Snyder, the Third District Repre-
sentative, returned to Charleston Satur-
lsy, but Senator Kenna has business here
which will det9in him some days yet.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.


William Bookwalter, while drunk on
Friday, shot and fatally wounded q col.
ored man, aged 20, near Circ!eyille, Q.
Andrew Cole shot and killed Joseph
Murray In the Indian Territory, in quar-
rel over the ownership oil two horses. +! ?,
william Smith, at Winnipeg, Get ,ifeito
his residencs Friday, attempting to burn
his wife and children therein, but failing
IN this he cut bis ihIoat and died. ~
Tro f,e;obt tya;rs an ina Vallay rail.
rad colIi1 Sd f,itssa 'milss 10 ont of Clsye.
land S" Satnr6av morning Roih engines
~ara s wTecked and ons man 'was bsdiy in.
;nrsd %StS "-tSA M
Ths rscent csnsns NJ po.ton shows n
nonnistioo of ia I0l maIes and ooI 3Di
Upr appoiss This t6,al n SOI InS IA n gSin ol
o. sS sSo ss com Tsred With ISsG ~ = " t' =
-re'o ~ 49, s.st, ~, ~, -"
a bicycle ploptTTlsea Ts py sseAM Powet P.lLsaS Las
peen lnyenteo' 1ne poweF " lurnlsne9 .e,
by mlniaIure Dollel ano e1glhe nounvso 1asa
ever snlatl ltohs y tess' IN auo -
snSt sSen S pInSpSSs, SenoISsd e " s;spna Mas M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-05

Central Ohio, q la,ye part Of Pennsylvania
and a small area in Maryland, q strip
across New York and corner each Of
Massachusetts and Connecticut, where II
iB in season only during the months OF
August and September.
Lieut.. Finley further said that while q
host Of interesting scientific questions re:
specting the origin Of tornadoes and Of
the laws which govern them and their
relationship toothermeteorogical phenom.
ena remain TO be answered, the more
practical questions as to when and where
they are likely to appear seem 10 be ad-
yancing rapidly toward solution.
The interests which are subject to dis
aster from tornadoes are alive to the i'm.
portance OF the work in progress, and
intending purchasers OF farms apply TO
the Signal office for information respect
ing the liability Of their locality to de-
Etruction.
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Rsfn,ad IN hA YAnninntah.

QUEBEC, Oct. 4 Great excitement was
caused yesterday in St. ssuyeur. When
the public yaccinator entered two Of the
largest French schools there for the pdr-
pose Of yaccinating the scholars the pupils
became greatly alarmed owing 10 previous
erroneous statements about the severity
OF the vaccination, and also that they
would be: put to the severe
test by force II they would
not subHit. The entire classes
rushed from school and home to their
parents, who consequently became exas:
perated and proceeded TO the school.
They were met by the Mayor Of the muni.
cipaiity who expossulsted with them and
finally got them to understand tho necessi-
ty Of vaccination, when the crowd dispers-
cd without doing any violence.
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DEFAMATION Of the character Of private
riar,ns will not avail the Police Depart
men. and lis defenders. They may exc
cute their blackmailing threat to wage war
on those who are taking part in the ex-
posures. What will that avail thsmH
They may depend upon it thAtthey
cannot atop the investigation. They may
continue to bulldoz, and bullyrag possible
Witnesses, and they may close some
mOuths. They cannot shackle the brave
Mayor; they cannot intimidats the COM
mittee; and as for the IxTElLIeEscGR-
they are invited to continue as they have
begun. '!' '''
The people are going to know whether
they get honest and decent service from
the Police Department. they want to
know and they shall.
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WON ONE GAME.
The New York. succeed 10 winning Gam,

The New YoEka Succeed In winning Same
from Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct. S.-The New Yorks finally
succeeded in getting game from the Chi
eagos in a contest which could not COM
pare iu good playing with the previous
contests. The day was cold, and rain fell
during the game. The home nine had the
lead until the sixth inning, and seemed
too anxious to hurry the game to an end.
New York secured It's Ave runs after the
opportunity to put out the third hand had
been, lost. The game was called by the
umpire after the seventh inning on nc.
count darkness. Before the opening OF
the game the New York Club presented
kha Ghieasos with handsome silk ban.
ner, upon which was the inscription: ITO
Chicago-From New York" In present.
ipgthe banner, Captain Ward said that
while New York had striven, Chicago had
won the banner, and won 1t fairly. The
attendance was about ten thousand. The
ecore:
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Bancroft. Blrthday Auniveraary.

NEwroEr, R. l., Oct. s.-Goorse Ban;
croft, the venerable historian, Ia cele-
bratlng the eighty-aith anniversary Of his
birthday to-day. Although since he be-
came an octogenarian he has received
many congratulations on these anniyer-
saries, to-day he was inundated with them.
Between 10:30 A. N. and l p. NJ. many per-
sons called in carriages TO pay their respect
to the distinguished citizen. He received
many congratulatory letters this morning,
and during the day many kilograms OF
congratulation arrived. Numerous and
elegant gifts were also received, among
them some beautiful floral offerings. Mr..
Bancroft Is still vigorous and in good
health II
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CIVIL SERVICES FORM.
what Mr.. Ration rhinka About the REQ
Eauis alton of tho commI,sIon.

What Mr.. RAton Thinks About the Reor.
ganisAsioa of the Commission.
WAsHIEaToN, Oct. Ain answer to a
request OF a reporter of the Associated
Press for his opinion whether the Presi-
dent would soon reorganizs the Civil sr-
vice Commission and as to how he would
reorganizs it, Commissioner Eaton said;
~ will give you my own visws frankly
without in the least assuming to speak for
the President. My successor will, l pre-
stme, be readyto enter npon his duties
on the hfst Of November. II
the President In view CT the
unreasonable jealousies which exist, shall
deem 1t wise TO supercede one or both Of
the other CommissioneIs,I think he will
do go deliberately, freely and at the proper
time. he will not be coerced either as 10
ths time or persons 10 be- selected by the
impudent demands Of noisy Intermediates.
Those who Glatnor about the reorganisl.
ton are not the fiends.o reform, and
they have butte continue their clanor TO
make their teebleness a. madifest as their
hoatility. &
II ne ANAL plhce Two memDeTb OF nlh
own party upon the O mmlAsion he will
not allow any laziiy OF administration or
any iayoritism on their part 10 open the
way to patronage and spolls, which are
the aim Of 10 many Of those most anxious
to help him to bring about speedy
reorganiz uion, He would, l am sure,
deprecate this making Of q precedent
for treating the ottice Of Civil Service
Commissioner political and 10 be filed
anew by every succeeding President. Yet
something must be contested nsIhsps 10
the extgency Of q new experiment aud to
IN uDenligtltened public opinion on the
subiert, knowing as the President does
that the work OF the conlpitsionis both
new and complicated, and that tits not
like the work Of otherpar Of the service
explained familiar regulations. Think
he fully appreciates that new commia-
sioner will gain much by serving for o
time with one OF thost ISmliar with the
work. No disguiaed enemy Of reform
could deal II more disastsOus blow than
to bring about an Immediate change Of atl
the commissioners.
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Mr. STANLEY was the one member Of
his party on the Police Committee who
was in favor OF proceeding with the, inyes-
tigatioa as ordered by Council and de-
manded by public opinion. For this he
has been set upon bythat element in both
parties whose good will is the condemns
ton OF any public servant AS an hon-
est man Mr.. Stanley could have taken no
other positioni as party man he has done
his best service for his party by seeing no
question Of party in an oficialinquiry into
the conduct Of a public officer.
He takes the same view that Council
took whenit ordered the investigation,
and this is the view which the people
take in their approval Of thatinyestigaion.
II Mr.. Stanley can see farther than the
blind who advise the Chietof Police, that
is Creditable to his intelligence. In such
matters as this men make records, and
they profit or lose in public esteem Is their
records are good or bad.
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A crash IL = CITY anl,.

ERlE, Oct. S.-A frishtful accident oc-
cured at the municipal building this af.
ternoon. An arch on third aoos gave way
and carried down with it tons OF brick and
mortar, from beams and scaffoldins, and
over 20 men. The scene was q fearful one,
and when the dust cleared away, men
bruised and bleeding wers found hanging
from dizzy heights, holding to ropes and
timbers. Below lay mas Of men.
William Messing was taken outso badly
injured that he will die. Fred Held and
Thomas Klein are also badly hurt. A
score Of others were slightly injured.
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Canon rnrrnr,s rlr.t serp, IN.

baltimore, Oct. 4.-The announce.
ment that Archdeacon Farrar would
preach at St. Paul's Church to-day drew
an imnense throng Morning prayers
were preceded by a professional hymn,
"God and Father, Great and Holy" com.
posed by Rev. F. w. Farrar, D, d. Rev.
Dr.. Hodges, rector Of the church, read the
lessons, the responses having been made
ArchdPacon Farrar preached
from q part OF the 9th verse Of the 18th
chapter OF St. Luke, "Rejoice with me,
for have found my sheep which was
IopFn