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Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-25

Rev. Phoebe A. Hanaford delivered an in teresting temperance address at the meeting of the Temperance union of Christian Wo- men at Good Samaritans' hall, 817 Chapel street. Mrs. Hanaford spoke earnestly and eloquently of the ladies being instrument al in the temperance cause, and she predict ed that eventually women shall vote and ob- tain the right of suffrage to which she is en- titled eoua11v with men
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-25

Salvation Oil is the greatest pain destroyer of any age and cline. For the cure of neu- ralgia, rheumatism and wounds accustomed by accidents, such as cuts, bruises, sprains,
 burns and frostbites, it has no equal Price only 20 cents bottle.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-25
9af1rnads,
New York, NeVV Haven 1S1 Har1
 lord R. R., Jan. 3. JssR

Aseh OAE QG H1aEl
 ford R. R., Jan. B, 1886.
 TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN AS For,Tnwe FOR NEW YORK-*35s, *4:28 #4.1O 5.1s e.aS N1.o wS
 s1o s:SO *9;so, 1o:40, 11:50 a. m, i1:o0 D. m'' ao
 $500, $40 *7.0O 6:aO milk train witb aooo'
 accommodaton to South NorwaIk then ,a PS. aT
 press to New York. (7:3O way to Brideenort1
 Fs:3S, 300 m., Sundays f3:5s 4.l0 s.nSi WASHINGTON NIGHT EXPREpss SiSR $ N v1A uAp,v,
 RlvER-Leaves at *11:50 D. n daily stons at
 Milford, Bridgeport. South Norwait and s stsm. n. FOR s.5s BosTo. sGS ydA "A night
 sIndavs ioD d3 Dabt a m .s.af aaile a:1s. '6s6 p m FOR BOSTON VIA NEW LoNDoN AND pPov,
 DENCt-Fl:3O, night, *10:3O a. n fast exnrase .4:Oo p m Fast Express, Sundays si :90 nieht FOR BOSTON VIA HARTFORD AND N p N ,,o,i E; R; Ro+2 30 a. m. daily. -' 0 N' FOR BOSTON Via Air Line and N. YeN Epp S.oo a. m 25 p m., sos D. m. fast e1nrass M z' FOR HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD AND sTERrDEN Hartford e:52, s0O +1O:2s tii :o5 Io.Io a. n n ro l:16, s;ls 5:o7 l555 to ifartford), :6:s8. s:Is T0R I,oso NEW LONDON, ETC-%I:s0 night s.os saybrook & go no farther) A co D. mi 6:ie VIA B. 6 N. Y. AIR LINE DIVISION for ,1fdd,a- town, WILinnantic, Etc.-Leave New Haven for aii soa'Ions S aI oco a. n1., l5. *505615 D. m sos Sonn; valley R. R., and at WiIimantic with ~ G N F. aud N. L. 6 N R R. at TIlrnerviIIe With Chichester Branch Trains arrive in NeW Haven at 9:15 am, -:22 *6:55 S:55 n m .rv,,-ass .uo.- E. M REED, Vice President. $LOcal EXDresS
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-25

Chicago Grain and Provision Market. Closing quotations Reported over Private Wires to Edwin Rowe x Co.,, Commission Mer- chants, 4o3 New York Produce Exchange, New York.
 The following shows the quotations at P. M. Chicago time) for the past three days:
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-25

Dr. c. F. Knight, St. Joseph, Mo, says: ssI have used Scott's Emulsion for three years with the greatest satisfaction in all cases where nutrient medication is re- quired" m25 eod5t ltw
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-25
Naugafuck RaTIrOad-

COMMENCING JULY 17th 1884 trains Iaavs New Haven via H. & D. k R connectino SitS this road at " AN'' eonnoeCins "iLn f:oo a. n-Connactng at Ansonia with passaueer
 train for Waterbury, Litchfeld and Win $50 a. m-Through car for WatArhu-v vvo+a-+o,,,
 Litchf1eld, Winsted '' " "A' S:oo P. m-~.C.onnecting at Ansonia with passenger
 train for Waterbury
 Litchf1efd, Winsted - o:S0 E. m.-Connect1ng at Ansonia for Waterbury
 FOX NEW HAVEN-Trains leave Winsted: E:1o R ID 1 I,5S P R In with through car, aud at 525 D. m ss s26 a. nl, through car, I0:5O a. m. s44 Q. m m through car, 6:45 p. m. " ' p' '' Bridgeport, July F, 1884 " ~ oop''
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-25

"Billousine has entirely cured me of dys- pepsia" Mrs. M. A. Nelson, Warren Ave, Roston. eodaw1month.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-25
ALLAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIpS

<ETE4FA oalI reguIafIY between Portland and sazss sAaz4ss Liverpool via Halifax calling at Iondon a,o derry And from Glasgow to Boston direct via Londonderry. Cabin intermediate and steerage at low rates. Accommodations unsurpassed Pre-. paids issued from all parts of Great Britain and Ireland. For further information apply to H k A. ALLAN. Agents, Portland, and 90 State street BUNNELL & SCRANTON, 7se and "A Chapel
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-25

KNOW HIMSELF, by reading the ''Sci- Iishsd for Young and mddle-aged men.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-25
DIR. LENNON.

Burdock Blood Btrers taken after eating will re-
 lieve any feeling of weight overfullness of the stomach. Sold everywhere m22 tt
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-25

The Derby Railroad CrOss1ngs-Shalt Connections be Made With the Con- sOlidated .RoAd-Safeguards PrO- posed by the officers of the Derby An Appropriation to Prudence Cram dal-FairfieId County To Day-Vart- Ous Matters of Interest 1n Both
 Nomse~
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-25
scott,s Emulsion of Pure

Cod Liver oil, With HypoPhosphites, ts vUost Nutritious aud Strengthening.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-25
HARTFORD, March 24, 1886.

Special to the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
 The matter of most interest to New Haven at the Capitol to-day was the hearing before the Committee on Railroads this afternoon regarding the removal of the tracks of the Derby railroad. The railroad was represent ed by Attorney N F. Tyler President Joel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-10
the eIDDY ALDERMEN.
whittier Have They Flown and whence
VIII They Return?

whittier Have They Flown and whence
VIII They Return?
NEw YORK, April 9.-Dstrict Attorney
Martin to-day said: Ex-Aldermsn Charles
B Waite is still at Mr.. Nichols house.
He is under the control o! this Office and
will remain SO until we are entirely through
with him. The statement he has made
implicsles great many men, including
sll the twenty-five aldermen who vo'ei fer
the Broadway franchise, one outsider sb-
solutely and four or Ave others infersntisl-
IL. He is adding to his statement every
body. am glad 10 say, 10 tact i may say
that am delighted with the progress of
these so fa-. Nov, as 10 the whereabouts
oGthe men whose names have been connect
ed with his affair, Keenan, and Nsloney,
| believe, are iu Canada, Miller is in
Florida, AMI hi. Dempsey is there also,
but | should mos, certainly like to know
where he is. Ko'hman, understand, has
not been here since this investigation be-
gun. and was told that he sailed for
Germany several months ago. De Lacy, /
| do 10. believe, has run away. /
As 10 the Others have only
this 10 Sa7. Il believe that
all these men who did not 90 away origi. /.
nslly viii be here when wanted. My hon |
est conyic,iou Is that there were lust TWEEN
ty-two aldermen mixed up 10 this bribery
business. and ofo0'siders OF mtGlemen or .
Others almost as many more. | know of .
AZ least SIX outsiders WOO are involved, &C.
cording 10 the evidence already in our
possession. might sd that We have evi-
dence Of corruption aud bribery in connec.
ton With other branches than that of ths
Broadway railroad and sor other years than
1864 mass of i, that would be
sufficient 70 convict | think,
without the Broadway evidence at
sll. James Richmond has been arrested
by Central office detectives and is now
locked up at police headquarters on an
indictment charging him with being con-
nsc.ed ~ih t- Broadway railroad fran
ehise bribery us will be taken 10 the
Distric, Attorneys Office later in the day. Z,
James A. Richmond Is president of the
Broadsay Surface Railroad Company.
He vas arrested on q
bench warrant issacd from tie
Court of Ger eral Session. His arrest fol-
lowed as Que Of the first aad direct result
of Alderman Wa'te' confession.
Mr.. Richmond lived long at the Brevoort .
House when Mr.. Waite was owner OF the .
hotel and the Alderman 6 confession makes I
him out the chiet manager of the Doodle .
business who put Matte Up 70 al the tricks
aud Jobs by means Of which the franchise
steal was accomplished
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-10
BELLAIRE,

A drunken chap from Benwood boarded
the Princess yesterday morning and took q
seat on the guards of the boat. Wher
near Bogg's Island he fell overheard and
before he could be reached by the Princess
was safe on the island. He was taken on
board again in a condition OF sobriety.
Some Of our dextrous shots we're shoot.
ing wild ducks on the river yes,erday
Marion Seals received an elegant hand.
worked lambrequin from lady friend out
the narrow gauge.
The new administration OF city affairs
will have hard time OF it finding offices
Tor all who are expecting them.
John Haney is home from GAINESVILLE,
having resigned his position as master ME.
chsnic on the B. Il. d C. road.
The Turner Society the other evening
elected officers for the ensuing term as fol
lows: First Speaker Charles Hanke; SEC.
sond, Henry Hire; Secretary Fred Snei.
der; treasurer, Fred RodeSig; First B.,
William Bower; Second B, s. WINNER;
First Turnward, Fred Sweiizer; Second,
A. Rusky; Trustees, Joseph S. Carter
three years and Emil Schmidt for two
years.
Bert Morgan has purchased three s,sl
lions Of fine breeds which he intends TO use
for breeding purposes. Two Of them are
draugh. horses and one is q racer.
Probably the glass houses at Qaaker
City aud Bsrnesvills will find that they
cannot compete with the factories that use
natural gas, and will conclude TO move to
this city where they will enjoy the same
benefits that our manufactures expect TO.
Rev. E. Henderson was not sent tar
away from his old frieuda. The confer.
ence designated Martins Ferry as his field
OF labor.
Sherman Coulson and bride Of Monroe
county are stopping in this city.
Joseph Burtoft will 90 West and locate.
News at the lookup is very scarce.
At the last meeting Of the MonteGore
Benevolent Society, the following officers
we're elected and installed for the ensuing
term: President, Simon Bebr; Vice Preai.
dent, Ralph Blum; Secretary, Julius WE'LL;
Treasurer, Isaac Blum.
The man with Q strsw hat made an.
other venture yes,erdsy.
Rumor rays that one OF our promine ut
secretaries, engaged in the glass business,
will be married this month.
The Banquet Club gave private hop in
the late room ot the Eureka Club lss, night.
John Il. Black, who wss treasurer OF the
Sabbath school, that 10 held in the tan
house, has left Tor unknown parts. Black
run on the late Prohibition ticket as con.
stable.
California Mins,rels in Zilch's hall this
evening.
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A BooFLEss CoNFERRNuE.

Contrary to gensrsls1pectation the con.
ference between the United Nailers, Heat
ers anl Rollers Was q bootlsss one. Not.
withstsnding the fact that the wage
workers made the concession of waving
sll objection to the fseder-nsilers, which
the general public supposed was the great
point IN the way Of settlement, no pro.
gress was made. The manufacturers
would not eoncede anything and remained
IS inaexible IS blocks Of marble, while the
Nailsrs, Rollers aud Heaters would not
yield the points which threatened q dis
memberment Of their association and q
black eye to organized labor. The local
columns contain 8 full report Of al the
official proceedings, together with com.
msnts of the two Secretaries representing
the respective giants in the controversy.
The interested and suffering public can
psruse them and draw inferenees and con-
clusions to suit itself
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-10
BRIDGEPoRJ,

Mrs. David WAGNER 10 again able to be
oct after three weeks illness..
A son Of Thomas Lawson, xhs vss sent
TO the insane ssylura SINE time sincs. has
returned, his mental faculties having been
fully restored.
Harry Rhodes Left for WsJnesburs in
answer to telegram announcing the death
of his mother q, tha. place on Wednesday.
A fine gray horse belonging to William
Frazier dropped dead With keat disease
on Eleventh street, 10 Wsesins. Yesterday.
The !ocSnesiYe Carrie Wsterl' us.d
In svitehissg coal cars ct the whesfne
Creek mines. was sent 10 Lorsin for . ger
eral overhanlipg yesterday. The absence
Of the locomotive viii canse Tires vesis
idleness st the works
A rather peculiar bsstardy suit occurret
before Justice Robirson yesterday. the de
tsils Of which ase unfit for publiestioa
The affair bears the stamp Of blacknsi
and the sympathy Of the people are vitl
the young man interested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-10
A SHERIFF ATTACKED
By a Mob and Dangerously Woundsd-A
Hundred Shots.

BY Mob and Dangerously woundsd-A
Hundred Shots.
LITTLE Rock, ARK. April 9.-Between
midnight and one o'clock this morning
Deputy Sheriff Williams, who has had
charge Of the force Of Deputies guarding
the St. Louis 4 Iron Mountain round
house and machine shops in Orgenta, op.
posite this city, was approached by F. d.
Darby, leading member Of the Knights
of Labor, and notified him to take his
force away or they would be put out
Williams said: "Pll take you in now"
and seizing Darby, locked him up in one
Of the rooms. Just then the outlines Of
twenty or thirty men were seen abort dis
tance away and Williams ordered them out
saying that he was there to guard the
and would do it if he fell in his
tracks. Some one from the crowd re-
piled "We'll die then, and an irregular
shooting between the deputies and as all
ants began. Probably a hundred shots
were fired, and Williams was dangerously
wounded by ball in the right side, and
one or two uther lesser wounds in other
portions Of the body. The mob soon after
aed. 1t is reported that several were
wounded, but if SO, they were taken away
BY their comrades. Sheriff Worthen was
elephoned and hurriedIy collected posse
snd went over to Argents. Near
he south end of the Iron Mountain rail.
cad bridge three men we're halted and ar.
'ested. One, Charles Steph, had double
'arrelled gun; another, Cook, a ticket
agent, was intoxicated and abusive aud
vas locked up in the bridge ticket office.
4 strong guard was placed about the
oundbouse and shops, and obtaining an
,ngiue and,csr, Williams and the four pris.
'uers were brought to the city. Everything
8 quiet this morning. Williams condition
5 pronounced critical. He is we'll known,
very popular man and son of Col. B
}. Williams, formerly superintendent Of i
be Memphis & Little Rock railroad
Strike Settled.
PETTsBURG, Pa, April 9.-The strike at '
lectures coal works, at EYerS IN, Pa has
rded satisfactorily to the miners The
rm granted all demands and work was 1
esumed today. About 10000 men were I
fected.
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IhE RsllROAO war

On TraascontinentaI Roads Its Sltu-
atinn.
CHICAGO, April --Os. ug TO the refusal
Of the Burlington r1sd 70 scce3e to su
alleviate in tho t;eight rates 10 St. Paul,
unless the Milwaukee sad S. Paul road
voald consent to pooling arrangement on
the western dressed besE traffic, the St
Paul roads lhis morricE are continuing to
quote the ted c-n. rs.s for first class
freight and eight csr's for all other classes
of fseigh, from Chc,so - St Paul and
Miuueapogs
President S;sorg, Of TIE Alckison, To
%ka ( Santa te 7sat. srtived here yester-
n route TO Topeka 10 attend the an
H1aI -. NGug Of tne company. Speaking
.tT-.. % - Hne1tsi sf,irs Er S'roug SAID
the ',o,sTsr,. TrgaeiinE the progress OF
one one fourth Io5Eip, % 4 compromise were
substantially coyrsc,. I3s 9outnetn ,S Il.ssIa anu
Union Pacific had conss. ''S = tIe i IUaIte s,aL;
pool principle coutsuded tor - tAs A'.L., ~ J.
son and the AtChisou wss wilhL. 80
percentages should BE- srbitrsted -, -
heads 0! the traffic departments could ~
be brought 10 agree.
For arbitrator in casa one should be
needed Commissioners Fink had been de-
cided upou aud wouli serve it bis services
became nee lSSaIy There wRS hitch,
however. yhe Pacific Mail Company stand
ing in the way of q compromise lt4
directors insisted upon being allowed $780,
GOO as a monthly subsidy, while the rail
rosds were disiucined 70 allow that corpo-
ration "a mHCh as it previously expounded
SIS OOo per month. There the matter
stuod when he left the Esss. Mr. Hunt
iBgtOn wss still conducting negotiations
and might h-ics them to a successful con.
clusion, out he did not anticipate that il
would De done within week or before his
return.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-10
People WE ALL KNOW.

Our Daily Chronicle OF the Movemnsts
OF individuals.
Miss Jnlis Frazier, of st. Clsirsville, Wss
in the city yesterday.
Miss Blanche Grove, of st. Clairsville,
Was in the city yesterday.
e Frank Walters, Of the Mt. Believer Ho-
tel, is still lying quite i'll at his residence
Mr., 4. z. Frit.s, Q yell .noEl Pitissurg
commetciAi man, Ia 10 the eity on busi-
ness.
Henry A. Wright, of the firm Of HAr-
rington 4 Co, left yesterday Or cisve-
land.
Miss Martha kirksood and Miss Ella
Wilson, two charming young ladies Of Short
Greek, are visiting friends in the city.
Misses Jennie McGown and Ssllis Dad
ley will leave to-day to visit their friend,
Miss Jessie Creighton, of Elm Grove.
C. E. Hughes and family, Who have beer
visiting 'fnends 10 81. CIairsvills for the
past week, returned to their home in thi'
city yesterday.
Miss Gertie Hughes handsomely enter
tained q number Of her friends al be
home on South Chspline street last even
ing. The evening was pleasantly rasset
in various SOCIAL anusements 10 Ehiel
dancing was pleasant feature Choic
refreshments were served at II o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-10

D~5er lodged the question and yelled
on: kill the brutes! -
"Are you q Knight of Labor ask'
said Brown.
"No," answered DEyer, "but | am With
them on everything, you can bet: :,
al knew that you were not knight, sald
Brown. Il knew that no Knight would
talk as you do. Again brothers L appeal
to YOU TO be calm and dIsperse to sour
homes. If you will not obey our laws re-
member that 81 you are toresvorn,
that YOU are no longer Knights OF
Labor Brothers, beg of you
do nothing rash. What, oh what viii the
Knights Of the country think Of your Oh
what will the whole world think OF your
great order? Don't forget how hard
we worked to build up our order
Oh! do not tear it down BY
one rash act. All men who incite you to
strife are not true Knights of Labor. They
are worse than the detectives on the rall'
roads, who are trying to hunt you down.
Shun them. Shun them as you would
Mr.. HAYES.
While Mr.. Brown was speaking Com
mitteeman Hayes walked excitedlY up end
down the platform, exclaimiag in 9 des
oai,irs manner, "0h, my Godl my God
wish this had not happened" His eyes
we're watery, he was almost crying, and
when he addressed the mob alter Browns
his voice failed and he was
obliged to psnse for utterancs.
ENr. Hayes speech was Of the same ten
" as that of Browne, after which the mob
cooled down and dispersed sulleniy.
FIRE.
Il:l5P. -Tbres Cairo Short Line
nd four Louisville sad Nashville freight
ars were burned in the railroad yards in
last St. L uis tc.nigh'.
1t is thought they were set on fire BY
trikers in revenge 1t is stated tsat the
,1uisville and Nashville depot is burning
At midnight comparative quiet reigued,
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storm signals.

As the coming Of q great storm is her
aided by the display OF necessary signals,
30 Is The approach Of that dread and fatal
disease, Consumption of the Lungs, usually
announced 10 advance bYpimples, blotehes,
erupuOus, Ulcers, glsndulsr sWelhngs, and
kindrsd outward manifestations Of the in
te7nsl blood poison, which, if not promptly
expelled from the system, attacks the deh-
cate tissues OF the lungs, causing them TO
0lesrs,s aud break down. Dr.. Pierce S
Golden Medical Discovery" is the great
remedy for this, IS for sll diseases having
their origin 10 bad blood. Il improves the
appetite and digestion, increases nutrition
and builds 10 the wasted system.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-10
A BEAUTIFUL PLAY

Rendered In An Excellent Manner Last
Evening mt tho Opera House.
Miss Lillian Spencer appeared last even,
ing at the Opera House in "Anselms." lie.
ander Richardson's version Of yictorien
Ssrdou's Andrea. The piece is one Of the
strongest emotional dramas ever put up.
on the stage, and "ADselns 10 one
of the most difficult roles
to enact, imaginable, but BY hard work
Miss Spencer has managed Il and portray.
it with sn artistic conception and 6nesse
easier imagined than described.
The piece really deserved . crowded
house which will no doubt be the order oi
things at the matinee this afternoon and
tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-10
Result OF a Law suit.

PtTTsBURG, Pa, April 9.-Iu q quarrel
at s'ssersSills last night, George Shsfsr, q
terryusn, struck Martin Suite, the owner Of
8 rival ferry, on ths head with large
pisc>' OF limestone, crushing his skull and
inac4in.T fatal wound. ShaHer fed but
was eapsare, by Constable Murphy after 9
chase Of Eve D les. The ARRAY grew cut
OF lawsuit which was decided against
ShSfer.
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MARITIME EERRY.

Through freight No. 81 tn the @. kP..
due here at l:6z p. NJ, was detsipsi sbovs
till $50 p m and when she did Anvs.
was 90 unfortunate rs to throw box car
from the track on the lever wing Of tho
blast furnace 7. After several hours hard
work and much excusAble ssearing by the
overworked train men, The ublucky cor
was left CH the track and the train vent
on its way TO Bsllaire. A mssssgs vss
sent TO Superintendent Thomas 10 send .
new pair Of trucks and tho wreck train 10
pot the car in shspe
John Harvey bas returned. after thres
days absence. in which time be got DO
farther from home than Wheeling. HE
absence caused great scare among bis
friends and relatives.
Rev. d. B. UpdegrsG will preach 10 The
N. 4. Church tomorrow.
The Oxford League holds hs semi
monthly meeting Monday evening vh4n
the installation Of the neS officers viii take
place, besides the regular literary pro-
grsmme
At the Presbyterian Church. this sflss-
noon at 2:30 O'Clock. Rev. r. ID. LsdyarS,
Of Steubenville. will preach. Services 10
morrow ks follovG Sabbath school q 3 ..
m; SacrsmentAl tervices and rscsptios
Of members At 1890 Q. NJ q 6:45 .. -.
prayer and praise srvicss Ia The lecture
room, and st f30 p. m. the pastor viii
preach on The Neral Insanity Of Epeodly
Men"-,hs fourth Of tls oourss on he
Prodigal Son.
Dovrsy and Hunes will sksts thsss
mile Isce st the EIcslsior riph touisht ios
. purse Of $50. The veil known ability ot
the skaters makes an interesting rsss
probable.
In the High School yesterday aftsrpoos
Sara y. Thomas and Jessis SSayiz on The
negstiveand Blspeh Medill and Chss. H0ds
on the affirmative. discussed the qus.ioe !:
Resolved. That women should b ;osid he
same vages ~ meb." TIE sssnmsnis
presented csustd The isdges 10 decide hat
tie negative had Won the eoptsst, bat s1e-
ed In thci. 1ecisioc hat that did not Prove
tbc proposities.
Ths congregation Of the A. n. z Chsret
viii hole festival In thsir church, ID
Msrtis's additios. tonight.
Ma Frederick Greines is essiously III n
her home. near the bias. furnace.
Mrs. Johanna Rsieslssd, vbo died %
Tuesday. win 10 buried this moenisg st
O'Clock. q Nj Calvary CemstHy.
| Charles z. Mckim, trais dispAtch9 d
the c. 4 p. railroad, vss h tovp yssiss
day.
u Foz RExT-Tso fyefooo houses %
North Fourth street. cellar. eistefs, vsrss
do and other modesn conveniepees IN eoe
necsion. A very desifsbls locssioe. SnAi
J family pretsssvd Pos particular set
tsyns call on }. A. Grsy. .. Counxeis
Bank.