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Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
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ne fost ana Lawn

,v prtciseiy az 10 Gel ~ rt''
warden Nedrey cohd',. Way
morris aud John Man o,.t 1''
6 70 me scatiold in the iai. Va. :
oas 10 and fastened ib.ir %a !,
n nee in the pillory, Where N ~
s tr to stand one hou, u
ing into and robh!np a .ho ~
second and Pop.ar sirse,s ' I,..
night shortly after t1ey wr,,
IN position the large oa,es , "o,t
the jail yard to the stree, ' .eal'
open, and a large crowd ,e'.,,.,
at II O'Clock the men In lana Via
were released, and Harry FIJI
7icted of the larceny o. n ~.
placed against the post And " "a
lashes, well laid on
William Turner. cg,o-.a
next candidate, and rer.lveG p,
Tor the larceny otasa,ch sri
Morris and Mauloye w,r @"I
la'he- each, Int no blood VA.
ana they bore their puu.slp'r,
Among those pre-eu, v,s
crews, q Philadtlplia, vbo
coinpanied by ssvtra. : uI.,r
that city. There wee ~,
eraphtrs on the grouLd, aa5,
secured good negatives Of The ,
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
A Double Nuruer

w ASHiNGTuN, NOV 9J.-,,5,
N efheld, "a Pole, aged 81 qears
Mot anu instantly killed
Gotlieb Eisenbaum, at -. -'
in the Northeast - "a II
som N eFi'e'd's vito, + tar a6p. a.,
y, =. ~ 20, and has since I'd
. --,senpaum's This af'erro,
meriie!d entered the "a 94e n
inga fve.barreci rev .gs.
all the chambers. ole ~ \
passing through Eisep baum
while Mrs. Sommeriipll vi. A
back. Az soon as the sso.. W
some of the neighbors rd.
Eisenhaum giving the , arm i
were both found dead a
ran down the stree toward 4
Yard. A citizen unler,o,. |
him, when he Attempted ~ .
also An officer took him iu,o'
He made no exp,auA.!on rcs,
say, IN broken English, M. \
left and gone 10 E.ssnha mi
abe had cheated him onto. lil
lie had more cartridges in ID
and also n bott e of whi.key.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21

NEW YORK Nov 20 ThetrunE line
c0ntrac has iiDa.ly Teen sigaed by all
the parties to lt-tha @ rand Trunk, the
New York Centrsl aud Hudson River,
the New York, " rat Shore and Buffalo
The Delawar", LaUkawanna ana West
etn, New York l.1kr E-ie and Western,
the Pennsylvan "A, and, last VI all, the
Baltimore and ONO.
The pream BILE is WHEREAS, past
experience has full y e. sbiis- ed the fact
that the joint action Of competing rail
road coInpani-s IN est lbli4hlng and ad
herring TO uniform rates Of transporta
tion for like services 20 the public In
necessary In orler 10 void the evils OF
unjust determination and tluctuating
rates so Injurious W commercial al well
as to the rallroa interests, therefore, the
parties above named sntcr into the fol-
lowing contrac. for the purpose Of joint
ly establishing tiritls oyer their respec
tive roads on competitive tratfic, boil
passenger aud freight thereafter NOR,
particularly specitied) and OF publish
ing said tariffs and strictly maintain
ing the same
President Garrett this morning sign
I'd the Contract with this reservation
That the Baltimore and Ohio VIII b.
bound by the provisions Of The cOntrac
30 far as 1t Relates to passenger traffic
only in case it becomes member OF tn
trunk line passenger division"
Nor has the Baltimore and Ohi
mana cement stopped here. The Com
missioner has already been notified tina
this company is not party To III
trunk line agreement as far ID psssen
ger rates are concerned, That all actio
that 1t may have taken in unison wit
the other line, is void, and that 1t WI
not be represented in The passenger con
mittee al consfi luted under the plan c
reorganization. AZ long as IL maintain
this attituuea thorough restoration {
rates is impossible.
The New York Tribune N reterenc
to the contract cay. Regret Is expre'
ed by railroad men thai the BaltlmoI
and Ohio and the Pabnsy Iva MA c1ul
not come TO an agreement resardtu
the use by tie former OF the latter
tracks into New York Tor pa-seng'
business. The disagreeTI ant eaYes q
matter of organization q, ns passer
ger pool and the advanes 20 throus
passenger fares TO be sl.t4Ld heIeafte
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
EaIe 0f Farms,

The real estate OF the lale
Brown WAS sod on SATURDAY
Stidham * Son, auctiontels, ar
Eight building lots, situaiel
Eleventh Ward, to Harry BTa'
and SS per foot TIE farm -,
james church, MIL Greek III
containi z $50 acres, to james
Jr., for $55 per acre lAe iiFn
ing, containing la acrt', '
Brown, the present occupant
per acre. The farm near Ne"
Pa, containing about 70 acre. :,
Brown, for go per acae' ~
tarm, in Christian HundT'Gi
offered, it having been w-.'S
widow during her life.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
heIIink I.innOr lnlnM a

On Friday tli,ed states
Newlin and Deputy Marshal
went to Georeei0wn, Sussex
after a man named George
alias Mulrey, who Lad osen
by Deputy Marsha hpcalnsor
charge Of selling liquor without
paid the United States 20
lie was brought to this cry N
ing and locked up a; The ponce
where he will remain ln'!t hri
when he will have hearing
United States Commissioner
The authorities have been after
for some time, but for severa. J
managed 10 elude ten aud
fully carried gu what ~ Enc
Jug tavern.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21

1t is reported from Monongahela City
Peuna., that the striking coal miners OF
the upper pools met on "Wednesday and
refused TO accept the compromise agreed
upon by the operators and miners otfi-
cials. They decided to stand out for the
additional half cent per bushel demand.
ed when the strike was inaugurated. II
is generally believed, however, that q
large number will return to work mex
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
Twin pumpkins.

Pencader Hundred holds up u
now for the greatest curiosity
pumpkin line. Mr.. Wlliia'n y
the JAEGER farm between Ne@a
Cooch's bridge, lett at the MY .t
office this morning, twin pump
the common yellow variety :
good medium size, evidently
from, two vines and Handsomely
together by a natural growth, u q,
even growing naturally "ee, 20 :,
Crow has had a very fine crop u
kins, many of the common u,
weighing 90 pounds and over over
twin pumpkins are a real c"fi9'
can be seen at this office.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
Held For Gaurl-

Stephen j. Burletgh, charged Nth the
larceny Mas, ota watch afr from s. Loydsodd,
rested in philadelphia last Meday
evening in the act of pawning it, "a,
brought to this city yesterday afternon
by Chief of police Dougherty on a.
QUESTION, and lodged in police static
de had a hearing this morning befoi
Squire Bertolett, when he was represen
ed by II. Palmer, Esq, of Philade
nelphla. He was held in 900 bail fC
his appearance at Court.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
MANRIAGEA.

HA%lN-GA7kErT-Att Inc residence o
.cvl Garrett, NO. 10 ". pih street, on tn,
l9.A instant, by Rev. Il. II. Adams. Mr.
Jam e3 a Il hauhy and Misc .Iosaph!ne
g.. G.rrctt, both Of this cry.
Chester County payers please cepy.
W ELp-T RlGIlI-cn November l,:h Nv
Rev / Putts. AZ the Rev London NJ l.
e.urcn pars mage Iohn " Tweed OF Kim
bllN1ls,' hes or County, IA aEi Mary T.
WF'Gh, q Cecil County. Nd.
VI LL-SHtPFERp - At Chester
~ &C.. 18Th. ',r George Mcdowell, ofthi:
city and Misc Lena SLeI perl. Of Thurlow
IA.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
Tns Revival MeeIingr ~

The last OF the Union reV,t ,a
ings WAS held last night at lI u
M. f. church, the church anu IL
being ii He'd to Its utmost c'p', "
A. n. keigwin, pastor o.. IT, y, :
Presbyterian church, led vac ma
exercises. Prayers were INV
Rev. w. u. Grege anu ~
JONES. Addresses were ii1 n..t
Mr.. Lindsay Of the Firs, r, ,e.
church and Rev. Dr. hoV,u .,c
Delaware avenue Baptist chuiI
W. Pretty man closed VITA 'uO
ton.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
COMING AND CO|NS,

lou IL think OF smile and
metaphor.
No matter which, SO they
are action words.
It's clothing we're think
ing about in this seasonable
rim OF the winter months
with frost in the air), with
Oak Hall Overcoats and
suits above, beneath, around.
Whence ? what , whithero
1t comes day after day
from our work people, scat
tered the four quarters over
the city aud adjoining towns.
Come a moment 70 the
receiving rooms and see the
vigilance it gets at the Oak
hall outpost.
Inspectors, spry, argus
ieyed, scan, search out the
incoming work-to see that
collars and lapels are taut,
buttons tight, pockets stayed
and tackings and fastenings
here and there little bits
of work, out of sight, like
beams and railers, with like
purposes of strength and
security.
You don't know, it's not
necessary for you to know,
the care We bestow alike Or
the
Warm Winter over
coat at S 6. 20
The better grade
one at 1000
Or, A Very Fine Ov-
ercoat at 4o.oo
Or. A Mans Relia-
bic SUIT at $50
Or, A Corkscrew
Suit VERY iine) $500
Or, A Young Mans
at ;. s 90
Or, A Fine Cork
screw at 28.oo|
Or, A Boys Suit
from 5000 to 1900
Or, A Little Boys
from $500 to "a DOL
And where docs it 90 p
Far and wide-farther and
wider as the people appre-|
bend the greatness OF thel
stock, the carcfulness of the|
making and the exceedingly
liberal way we sell, andI
everywhere approving by Its
wear-resisting qualities and
matchless!y low prices the
good name of Oak Hall |
Clothing.
Wanamaker & Brown,
Oak Hall,
,. Il. cor. Sixth and Market, |
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
suddeu Death.

Anna, wife of Henry, o"'f f'bI
Hundred, died rather r,,l une1 j
days. in the nth year OF he ,m ~
had been married for Jus' Wv"
s ane al ways appeared to be very etys
and her sudden death Is a s im,
tion TO her family anu h,Ij ,
friends f She leaves one cn III 10
remains will be interior u, Monde
Brand wine cemetery Oh N
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
At the Kinks.

There was fair audience at the Citi.
zens' Rink last evening, a barrel race
between the skate boys being the at
traction. Lex Barney will give an OK.
hibition of club swinging this evening
The Wilmington Rink is generally
well attended, as, an effort is continual
ly being made to render the place at.
tract!ve,
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
-
A Great AtfccoS'

Tia lunch system i .,, ia,
Lewis Sasse at No. ~ n asss
has proved q grand sucUadi''h hi
fact that the lunches sci ss[t tsan
mers are better and nnoi IT.
fore attempted in this a ca,''l Inn
he will have a grand oyster ,s, del
u general invitation 10
tr. ends to call. -
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
GetHourpipes covered.

James +. Wood Il Co. notifys the
public that they arc fairly underway
for covering pipes with their patent
pipe covering. Those that have not
got them covered had better get 1t done
AZ once, as orders are coming In from
the country and their men will be pretty
we'll scattered.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
- D.
Deaf s,

Ii EIoN-'n tue 18th inst, Hannah
tleetuu. alel ~ years
Relatives ana friend, are respectfully iuvi
.ed 20 at;ent tie funeral l.om he residence
Il Mrs Eaih smith, corner 81 Elghtt
ani 'isun Sieett. On : .,uraay. nov. 2lst
~ oc.uce J., Il, IAieru4eut a. Old Swedes
cemetery.
GARRtI1 An Philadelphia, Novernt or 70
l-s5, Wil'ian EtaIs Correct agei = years
Dlaic iriendsALd relatives are invited I,
we 4 the lunGai O. Mon-ay afternoon at
o'c,och puIc.uiiy
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
Charged with Assault.

Martin Robinson, the book agent who
has just been released from jail. where
he served short term on "a charge Of
defrauding Baird & Mitchell, ia again
in the tolls Yesterday he com mitted
an assault on j Cullen Bryant aud he
had him eek, d up.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21

AT the Citizens rinAMoad.y night
3 wonderful leapinR Gss, Including
tho great Royal Englis creyhonnd,
Fly, Hanlau, Maud S antkelgier, VIII
leap distance OF 30 feet al u height
of ID feet. a truly wonders perfurm.
anCe
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21

Eeurslgic pain is usually of an In.
tensely sharp, cutting or burning char.
acter. To effect speedy and porma
nent cure rub thoroughly with Saliva
ton Oil, the greatest pain-cure on earth
% cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21

- -
We are giving beans away at cent
per quart, at l02 East Fifth street.
! AT
IWM. i. SHARPS
Fourth and Market Streets
In buying seal plush coat.
the most important feature
is quality. To get the RICH
quality the plush must be O
a deep, rich dark brown, will
a full pile giving nearly the
appearance Of natural fur
Many plush coats are in tho
market this season which dc
not show these qualities, be
ing SHARED too close anc
showing a " licked o.
smooth and shiny appear
ance, always indicative 0.
poorer quality Of plush. TIL,
great success Of our Sea.
Goats shows our qualitic.
right and we have now sue
ceeded in placing before oul
customers one at S25 which
we would like every lad,
contemplating a plush Goa,
to see. From this price III
to $50 our assortment has
never been equalled in this
city. We show also a full
line of Childrcn's and
Ladies' Coats and Newman
kets at popularprlces.
WIN b. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Coat De
partment.
We've an odd lot oil
Mems and Ladies' Under
wear slightly soiled and
broken in assortment which
we will offer at such a re-
duction that will repay a
look.
A vest for ladies that is
good value for IS cents
goes to 62i cents. Another,
Il little more soiled.50 cents,
from - cents. Mems, for
the same reason, 10 cents
from 80, and Is from 81.
n little soap and water will
cure the defect and the
goods are as good as ever.
Childrcn's Underwear in all
sizes, OF tie best American
Hosiery Company.
y lot of Scarlet Under
wear at s1.15, worth 81 80.
WIN. B. SHARP,
Ionrih and Market streets. Notion
Department o"
|. There's many bargains
,, in the carpct room-such
Jas
i Tapestry Brussels. com
lpleted on lac floor. GO
+ lCents.
a Elegant Ottonans, made
LOT Brussels and Vclvets.
finished well and strng ard
i, with castors, IS cents and
isl anu
i A lot ofshort length pie,es
} Moquctte, suitable for RUG,
80 cents, from $1.G5.
\ new line of oil cloth.
the best we ever had, for 2
! cents a yard.
A lot OF kensington Ar
Il Rugs, 81, from $50.
.. A small lot of laro
Smyrna Rugs, S1.99, fror
$3.50.
ri VIM. B. SHARP,
d Fourth and Market streets. Cam,
bup@rtiplaJ. II
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21

At the Citizens rink Monday night
Q great clown dogs. The funniest ami
mails on earth, who keep the audience In
a roar of laughter from the beginning
to the finishing Of the act.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
Coming Attraction

Monday and Tuesday nights Gallarh
er, Gilmore and GARDENERS spectacular
play entitled "The DEVILS Auction. u
the Golden Branch" will DC prescnta6
at the Opera House
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21

At the Citizens rink Monday night
Snow, q great leaper, racer and globe
rnnner and acrobat.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
DIR. SIMMS
VEG Pills.
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS.

V ET ETABLE Pills..
TIL e PERFECTION OF PILLS.
MANKIND'S FAVORITE PILLS.
The most truous liver madeleine on earth.
No gripping, sickness or weakness attend their
operation. They do not leave he bowels Coz
tive TheY tone and strengthen no liver and
act on the kidneys, stomach and skin, cur.
Ing liver com plaint, sick headache neural
gia, biliousness, ,pain in the side u back,
pain in the howeis, kidneys or Dladde. etc
Very valuable in dyspepsia. malaria fos>r or
dumb sgue, chills and fever, general we X.
ness, Ioss OF appetite, etc. hey are splend.l
' for weakly females as an assistance to keel
khe system healthy They arpendorsed and re
Ilmmended by thousands as the incest pur
} !etive and splendid liver medicine. lie
IgStly sugar coated, 20 cents a box; family
tboas, six in one, 81 sent by Dail. Sold by
ieaang dealers in medicine. Main depot,
Foulh ard King streets, wilmington, Del,
and ~. COZ Arch street Philadelphia,
| ntv2ptf
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
The weather

to cloudy, with stationary temperature
Monday fair and slightly warmer.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21

George W. Bush offers for rent OIL
sale, In our advertising columns, severs
GOOD houses at cheap rates.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21

We are giving beans away at 6 cents
per quart, at 102 East Fifth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21

\, suDerior quality received ,, ds snd
y ' James shobe. 800 West I soti
| 40 a Raven and Bacon
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21

Htoto OF sne Thefn0motof
AZ Ike REPUBLICAN, office In the shad.
O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL o'olosi
So 43O 49,
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
GHArEFUI.-GumgUagf
EPPS'S COCO5
EAEkkE aer

by thorough knowledge Of n, No..
, 1%s ~ "n.gh govern the Operations .; tP
NJ nne properties Of well selectef { -,
~pps mas provided our breakfast J4hi,l
GeAcalei y-hayored beverage wLicu ma.
vs. NAM heavy doctors bills. its ~ h. q,
i elGlous ust VI such articles OF der MAI a ~
btsutloh may De gradually bull m r3
5ifong enough to resist every Lentihac,.
| isesse. Hundreds OF subtle n.aiasl.s =,
nestlng around us reaay to attaek wI.t.ys
theIe 10 weak point. We ma escApe 1n.n,
| WIN pure blood and properly hou rjsEsS
| frame. h-Ciyil Service Gazette iSae'
Bold only in half pound tins bJ rrocers i 4.
| belled thus: ei'oera, Ia
lanes EPPs z CO., HOMEOPATHY,
ohAhhIs, LONDON, ENGLAND. ~
deo4-ho-tu-sI-iy
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21
Davies & Sons rosewood upright
pianos, $3.50, At 800 West Sixth street.

Bush's. French street wharf, Is the
place to buy your coal.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21

NTANrED--A coon DKfS>ubtr
~ want employment ei'aer ina -.Drs
or vii 40 gu ty the day. Bet % reference
III en, Address Dressmsker his c'peF
I.'-yft
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21

IT, AZ IS II MEMADE Kg-F.
L bud Mi-ct IKE / 90 East ~ u 81;
gI..t
Daily Republican., 1885-11-21

TSOK SALE-aCo coon SCION Iu-NT
= Tags, uiia' lie for graf, tata ~ 20
WALTON II WHANN CO., : W lrrt
treet. u2O. rs ~
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PHILADELPHIA.
BUSINESS OUTLOOK - CRICKET CHARGES
AGAINST A REGIMENT


IFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2e.-The outlook for
n prosperous trade in nearly every branch OF In
dustry better than ut present The textile
workers are sangnine OF doing heavy business and
already additional han Ia being employed TO I'LL early
orders. The merchants along Marketst anticipate
plenty OF work The turbulent OF the strikers at
pres are the stone and iron mouders. The
shipping also looking up and vessels Ind no
difficulty in securing cargo The shipment OF petro-
leum has reached immense proportions during the
present and the largest vessels In tie river are ut
present loading with this staple for foreign ports
Extensive preparations In progress at the Ncetown
Cricket Grounds for the reception of the English crck
eters on September II. The gentlemen who will
represent Philadelphia Ia the ak games to be played VIII
be selected from among all the CLUBS anu ohly Inc
Tho charges made against the LIST Regiment OF our
State National GnaFd for anseemly conduct emu general
itbehayior while In Attendance at the eDsolues OF
General Grant Is soutly denied ColOnel Nleaershen
who was Ia command told correspondent that there
was not syllable OF truth In tho charges. and TO settle
the matter to the minute satisfaction OF every resident OF
ment he would immcdatey order an investigation
which should be OF the setest nature and report with
While tho Board OF Health Is credited with having
done excellent for the sanitary condition OF the
unnecessary delay. For instanee. when It was learned
house, to the Aimshouse Hospital with yellow fever.
officer went 10 the house 20 learn what disposon had
fonnd In the cellar and reported the Health Board.
The matter the following day referred oy tho
Board to the medical Inspector the next day report
was niaae that the bed be destroyed ana tho house
dnece by the red tape system IL was nearly three
dave after the discovery before remedy was applied
against the di~caHe. .
The Hibernian Society OF this city through Patrick
Rehfl has presented valuable gold watch to Charles
Stewart Parnell- -
The Actives OF the Volunteer Fire Association with
seventy fully equipped members. VIII visit Harris
burg September ~ TO participate Ia the parade IN
honor OF the city having reached its ono hundredth
birthday. IL IL expected by the Philadelphia Association
that tho New York Organization VI Volunteer fremen
will be present. -, -,
When Councils granted the privilege TO the traction
company Of laying condus Market and other streets
purpose OF propellng their cars by cable clause
In tho agreement distinctly stated that cents should ne
Il exscted citizens object 10 paying the odd
cent and propose seek the aid OF Councils for redress
The creator part OF the mourning drapcres for General
Grant have gradually removed but on Saturday,
that date ending tho thirty days. there was general
taking down all that roinnihad II Is astonishing how
quickly becomes accustomed to new aspect OF TIC
city.
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NEW-ORLEANS.
LROADs-BEER-PE personal.
TsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIsUsE-l


NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 29.--The people and the
press of the city have been INDUCING in considerable
"blowing" about tho low death rate last week As
shown by tho returns published Tuesday morning the
total number Of dens So; the rate per thousand
whole population. 10; whites. n; colored, "a
Railroad and business circles here much Interested
In the progress of movement for building raiirond
from vcksburg Ship Island n the Gulf OF Mexico it
is announced that NewYork syndicate Is to bud the
ROAD and that ground viii be broken by December l. IL
the road Ia built It Will furnish another outlet for the
produce Of largo section Of country whose only way TO
reach tho present Is sy this city The scheme Is
very old ono. and though much interest Ia
ielt In the agitation OF 10 there ,soSe,o eea-
like all others OF It's kind will fail and alarm felt
On Monday Miss Mary T.. GranneIs. of New York, en-
tered the the Sisters Marlanes OF the Holy
Cross IN this city This lady Is tho third daughter
The rannes family embraced the siserhood,
one OF her sisters having been admitted IN New-iork
and the other ia Frarce.
NewOrleans bids fair soon to an important
rank in tho lat OF beer Misunderstanding cities With al
ready two rsclass rveres In active and successful
jected brewery viii DO built In tho square bounded By
Commerce. Peters st. Joseph and Julia ss. on the site
OF the Crescent City Sugar Refinery.
The death OF W. Harnou commander OF Custer Post
No D. Grand Army OF the Republic In this city, occurred
ON Monday night. Ho was hightoned and popular
gentleman and the Grand Army In this city loses one OF
Its most active and influential members.
A local paper thus sums up the financial sfunton oil
the city: "ConinaOn worse COMPOUNDED gives n
which the c}tys tax AFFAIRS have got
Bdngling legislation supplemented by unbusiness-
like methods Ia doing this community very serious
mentally bcfogeed as to be unable TO restore order Out
OF the chaos which has grown about fhem'
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time this weck and assert that strong men are Wiling
10 come forward to insure the continuance Oh tine pup
location It transpires that wffic tho journal was noe
enjoying the prosperity claimed for II, ~ was ae'ne
fairly WELL and the light Of Mr.. Wakeman was que as
much his financial and personal troupies e 70
any dif1cuties of the Journal
The Salvation Army hich esta5s he'd ITSELF hero three
months ago. mas finally reused the e Of some reshenu
living vicinity Of tbe barracks occupied py me
Army, and i've of the uniformed sniers were arrested
this week and taken to the city Bridewen as common
nusances creating disturbances the street ana max
ing the lives OF people In their vicinity msernpe OWING
to noisy services aud parades.
The Rev. George Bafchelor, who succeeded Robert
Collyer pastor of Unity Church here mas resigned
his pastorate owing i'll cealth. While Mr. Batchelor
evidently had the respect and support OF his a1snione
the church society has enjoyed tforoush pros
perity since tho departure OF DIR. Coliyer.