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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
Piedmont "a Prompt.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
PIEDMONT, June 3.-Tho contributions
for the Johns,own sufferers are being given
here freely. Several hundred dollars in
cash and car load Of provisions aud
clothing were received to-day, with much
more promised, and srs coming in faster
than ca. 10 handled. Piedmont and
Weslernport always respond promptly to
the cry OF distress. Ex-senator ID. G..
Davis was here to-day and says every effort
ia beirg pot forth to repair damage to
the West Virginia Central. TheiT trains
start south from Westernport Tomorrow,
and the Senator thinks that only ten days
will be required to have trains running
into Cumberland,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
FROM LIBERAL PEOPLE.
Contributions for the Johnstown Sufferer
from Many cities.

Contributions for the JohnstOwn Sufferers
from Many cities.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Over one hundred
prominent men in New York to-day met
Mayor Grant at the City Hall at his invi-
tation to take steps to relieve the flood
sufferers, Mayor Grant presided and a
Relief Committee with General W. L.
Sherman at its head was formed. Isadore
Wormser announced that the Stock
Exchange had raised $15, 900 in few mo-
ments today. Alex. F. Orr announced
that the Produce Exchange had $4,000
ready. On the spot over $50, 900 WAS sub
scribed. The Mail and Express started n
fund to-day and has succeeded in Tais-
ing $4,000, $4,000 Of which Was
to-day forwarded TO the Mayor Of Johns
town. The Maritime Exchange to-day
raised So, ,4S5. The several express and
railroad companies represented here are
Offering free transit for relief goods or
money. The fremen and police are to be
provided by the city with blanks, with
authority 10 circulate them for cOntribu-
tions.
At Newark, n. J., So, 500 was raised to-
n;gnt. Trenton contributed s., 500. Bal
timore has started with 50, 600. Albany
has sent 1000.
Special Telegram 10 tie Register.
PARKERsBURG, June 3. The city Coun-
ell tonight contributed $500 to the suffer
ers in the COnemaugh valley, and citizens
increased this by $4O0. The Choral Soci-
ETY. will give heneG. on Friday night.
CHICAGO. June 3.-Mayor Cregier after
calling meeting of citizens to-day for
warded a draft Of 5000 for the relief of
the Johnstown sufferers. He wired:
"O,her sums will follow swiftly" A
telegram from San Francisco says similar
action has been taken there, Mayor Pond
wiring S4 900 which had been subscribed
in few minutes. Kansas City furnishes
81, 500. Dispatches from Denver and
other througOut the we]t tells Of money
having been subscribed.
PHILADELPHIA, June "A snbscrip-
ton OF $3.50, 600 for the Johnstown suffer
ers was raised in this city to-day.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The President
tonight received from z. McQnaid, Presl-
dent of the Jacksonville Auxiliary Sani-
tary Association, telegram saying that
body had placed $1,000, subject TO the
Presidents sight draft, to be used for the
Johnstown flood sufferers. To this the
President replied as follows: ~ have re-
ceived your dispatch with great grsifiica-
tion and will draw for the amount you
have appropriated and see that it Is ex-
pended for the purpose you have at heart. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04

ever witnessed A crowd of at least 500
are gathered around endeavoring to find
the bodies OF some friends OF relatives.
There were no collins there at the time and
the bodies had to be laid oD the ground.
However, 500 cOfins are On the way here
and the uDdertakers have sent for 500
additional cofiins. Kernville from now on
will be the place where most of the bodies
will be found The water has fallen so
much that it is possible to get st the
bodies. However, al the bodies have to
he dug out of the sand ard it causes no end
of work.
H. is thought that most of the bodies
ths. will be fOund at Kernvilie are under
large pile of debris about an acre IN
length. This is whsTe most OF the build
iogs drifted, ani it is natural to suppose
thst the bodies flOated with them
The Work of Rescuers
A rain is now falling, but this does NOT
interfere with the work Most of the rec
cuing party have been mp for two days,
yet they work with determination that
is wonderful.
Eugine Company No. 10, Of Pittsburg,
HhiOA 10 PANJlik 5NiHAtl vi tLG lAC dN
the stone bridge, has it now almost ex
tinguished, and the fire will be out By TO-
morrow, and the task of getting at bodies
under the burning debris will be COM
menced III earnest.
There is fight in the Pittsburg relief
committee amOpg members, on account of
some OF the members attending more
sight seeing than business. There has
also been trouble between the local COM
mittee and Mr. Moxam, who is at present
Chairman of the committee. 1t seems
that Mr. Moxam has several enemies, who
are doing everything to retard him in his
wosk, and an opposition committee was
formed with Father Tenancy SO Chair
man. However, both fights have about
been fixed up, and everything is running
smooth.
About II o'clock ten bodies were taken
out of the wreck near the Cambria library.
Ou account of the bruised and mangled
condition, some having faces crushed in,
it was impossible to identify them. 1t IS
supposed they were guests at the Hubert
House, which WAS completely demolished.
| Egh. bodies were recovered near the
Methodist Church at IL o'clock this morn
ing.
Mira J. O. Campbell, of Allegheny City,
and Mrs w. V. Hughes, East End, Pitts
burg, have reported at the scene of the
disaster for the relief of homeless children.
Mrs. Hughes said; 1--WE are here for the
purpose of attending to the wants of the
sufferers" AS soon as children report to
her, who are devoid of parents, they will
at once be furnished with transportation
and sent in to Allegheny City, there to be
cared for by the Christian people of that
place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
wnlIamsport, Pa, Flooded with Thirty
-Four Feet of Water.

Wlliamsport, Pa, Flooded with Thirty
-Four Feet of water.
WmLIAMsPORT, PA, June Since
Saturday morning lat this city has
undergone the experience OF being flooded
with thirty -four feet of water, of having
the Susquehanua boom taken out with
200, 600, 900 feet of logs, over 10000, 900
feet of sawed lumber, saw mills
carried away and Others were
wrecked and all business and industrial
establishments wrecked, and large num-
Der of lives lost, food nearly seven feet
higher than in 1865 A level surface OF
water extended from the northern
line of the city entirely across
the city to the mountain on the
south side. This mesna shat the water
was six feet deep on the floors of the build
ings in Market Square; over four feet deep
in the station Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road and at the Park HOtSl. Fully three
quarters of the city was submerged. The
loss IL enormcus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
GREAT DAMAGE IN NEW YORK.
MIIIous of Dollars Worth of Property De-
stroyed by the Flood.


ELMGRA, June 3-The damage by llood
in this city alone will exceed half mill
ion. Trains on sll railroads centering here
are beginning to move slowly. A dispatch
from Corning says: "The food in this dis
trict was greatest ever known. Almost
all the country from Corning to HOrnells-
vile was flooded and the lOss in Steuhen
comfy alone will exceed million. Fall
Brook Coal Company will lose nearly a
million. Fifty miles of track on the Pine
Greek division between Ansonis and Jersey
shore has been washed away aud 1t Will De
weeks before i. can ne rebuilt"
Thirteen hodles have been picked up be.
tween Ansonia and Stakesdale Junction,
and vet no regular search has been made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
P,epsrations for Relief.

PrrrsBURG, June 3.-The Panhandle
Railroad Company haze string of cars
sbout ten y. nomber, lying between Nor
relville ana Johnatown, which are fitted
nm with stoves and cooking utensils, il
charge OF a lot OF railroad men; who ale
giving estables to hundreds OF families.
The Pittsburg committee have good
supply Of provisions on hand, but will
gladly accept donations Of good substan-
tial ioed, such as -four, potatoes, bacon
etc,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
yas,erday,s Games

Pittsburg-Pitts6nrg /, indianapolis
0; hits, Pittsburg 4, indianapolis o. errors
PIttsburg 3, indianapolis 2.
At Chicago Chicago 2, Cleveland u
bits, Chicago 6, Cleveland 4; errors, Cleye-
land 2.
The wasbiDgton-New York game was
postponed on account OF rain.
The Louisville club did not arrive IN
Philadelphia yesterday.
At Baltimore-Baltimore 7, Cincinnati
.; hit. Baltimore 10, Cincinnati IA, euOrs,
Baltimore 5. Cincinnati 8.
At New York-Kansas City 3; Brook
lyn G; sits. 10 each errors, Kansas City .,
Brooklyn l3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
LIFE LOST IN MARYLAND.
A Number of Persons Who Were Drowned
In the Raging Waters.


In the Raging Waters.
BALTIMORE, June 3 The loss Of life by
the recent floods so far a. reported iu
Maryland was ss follows: Joseph Cregar,
of Ieitersburg, drowned in Aniieiam
creek; George Derrick, Of Trevancon mills,
drowned in Pipe creek; Mrs. Chas. McFad-
ded. of TaneyiowD, drowned in the creek
near that place, William Hudson, Of
Orange Grove, drowned iu the Piiapecoi
Miss Maggie Moore, Of Taney town, drown.
ed in The creek ne,r that place; a colorod
man. name not given, drowned IN Wlcom-
leo caunty; James Lawson, OF Monroyia,
Frederick county, drowned in the Monoc-
cay; Theodore Wolf, Of W.ilismsport,
drowned in the PotomaD. i oolored man,
unknown, of Cumberland, drowned ia the
Potomac
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
penslons for west vIrgInIans.
,.i Telegram to the Register.

Special Telegram to the Register
WASHINGTON, d. c., June S.-Pen-
siops were issued to West Yifginiaus al
follows:
Original Invalid-Alexander Ph'llips'
VIM. +. Haney, Washington Fellufe. Ks-
issue-Anderson Psnlay. Originai VIC
ows, etc.-Lucinds Simmons former s.,. glu
ow of Calvin Lockhard; Leoline kp "inoo"
of John W. COwgle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
Humbug on the Rampage.

The votariss Of humbug who cell people
soqus dentifriee are numerous Keep a
weather eye on them. Cast an snenor I. 10
windward by purchasing sOLODONI.
Use it and keep your teeth safe from de-
structive preparations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
HORRORS MULTIPLYING
Tha Number Of Deaths May Reach
Ten Thousand.
nBBERS OF THE DEAD shetland LYNCHED
n CuriOsity-Seekers to be Elected From
JOhnStOWn.
mF RIVERS POLLUTED BY THE DEAD
ii. Sanitary Condition of the Death-Strieken Valley
Horrible
2BBERS OF THE DEAD SHOT And LYNCHED
rsr RIVERS POLLUTED BY THE DEAD
Deatb-Stricken Valley
r. Sanitary Condition of the
Horrible.

- Harrison Urged to Immediately Send Sanitary Com
mission 90 District and Warning Given mat prompt Meas
r--sliryt TO New More Workers Needed ImIne-
t-s,r The Latest Details Of the Awful Disaster
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04


-sS,l."N Pa, June . - 'e ''''
,,-as .'Y n''f ''N'
ae -at .'' exact M
Uses cs. .. 'e -
-.'s, 's Sl'" -----.,;,s
-ust. DIP .. ,.,.-
.tst.a ... sl'" "'i'
a 81. tase been '. @--- o's' '''
e-nt as..s " "
r.s to-day .-- ,l7 mus. ~
o2sot .la remains o- 'l''' anus
.la.a tae a'i. ABOVE '0''' ~ -
@
-1sPolo.a.a ''
al1i1s N .'''"
u-sg sa. o- " -
te- 1-'s
eas representatives io.'a' ip'si &c " GU
-,-sous leading ci.f7n- ol ''"l'''' u
sou-0s'd toe -oo' 'a' 'l-'' 'p'1'''
s t6a, fully SD per eel' OF 'ls resi-
-..,-.7 7,s,s,s-s of fra
r.t.. h., ,-,s .,. to-.l loss Of
ri sl.., ~ 'a.- o- ''' .'e 'o''' 'y '
-sl l. 'a-.7i cannot os ''7- -''
-. 80,
-...-.-ss ,,bo were dsvonrsd by
.t,,so.- ashes ret beneath
..l-.. .h.-. r,b,sto,vr
-'
--7 -t...
s''.al1' - '.' '''.
t--i,sis -1a- sunk oenea'h ths CuIien'
All ser. t.- =t-ly down the Cone
--........ .. ssn-sitad psrhaps hun
49,. h,,t, ord ir
. - To.t o. Cha rasins Onlo' Ilo'-
-- h dead VIII never ne
-... .-t . aW take q list of the
.-...t, s,.b1a CLOSE
s-use u 0a uate o. the nuhoei vi
.rs .s. ea. ruied out iu that briei
t.--
~....... ..........., ,svs- bs sc.or,ie
l-t. .-- -.7 ,'" never W
understood T-sl ls remembered lna-
In MANY .- nam. instances whole families
.-,.....,...-.. ... ...-.,t evgsv and
--
found safe 0eaea.l lne "ilu "as'o "'
waters TIE oo. destruction OF the city
ls,-r. -.- , even demonstrate that
n.,.......- .-s...,rs,-s.rs- f,und
..,. ,.......
P -
4li1l.oa,o-- lan- io The i1c- that ''e
ta.i ... wI -l.h over 5000 nance,
r1- nv ...-..- .r -s.eb O0O in
---....
''-. -'' '' ''7 10 <
-l-
Nomeroo- norgue..
At presen, there are said to Pei 9. 800 re-
ess-ed bodies Tts great d.r.1liv exc
5.r.-.a5 ir ,st-rg , .,-....r... ~ ,be
.-,.-
guess -'- 's N'
's-Na. o1ie3l oi information. aud io com
-11.c.s vit1 tle different fssd houses is
tss ro-F -fbrrrs Tba ,,-,,.v f-,,, tbs
p.-,.-.-..
' o-'
ID llst1ot,n Wa,d school house no Johns
Ds1 occupies at 'e,s. one hour Tm
r-l,-. E., imnossible t, reach sll of tbar
XXX,
e lAy' paI.i1l'a'-5 aa some oil .l
-is.ss are situated q. points inaeeessioi
-.- soAn7lo"n-
Loafers and ldlers Must Go.
T,s following order was pasted on a tel
eUspl pole here to-day.
D1rr- tre day men who have beer
d.e osvs been begged to aid to aid us il
csa1at --a t0H1. and many nave not re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
A FAMOUS TRIAL.

This is but one OF many similar theories
advanced. It's given for What It IL worth,
bat is evidence that public interest in the
sad tragedy, which sost Lizzie 1aggart her
life, has not abated. The trial promises
to he of unusual interest. A great number
of witnesses have been summoned by both
sides and every point will he hotly con
tested. Col, Arnett and Captain Doyener
will open the case to-day, but no evidence
will be taken before noon. IL il probable
that il will last at least two weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
Three Hundred Dead Bodies.

Three hundrsd bodies were laying on the
sand at Kernville at 3 o'clock this after
noon. The sight was one that cannot be
described and is one of the most distressing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
Horrible Find.

Sergeant Doyle, Corporal Jones and
Privates Marts and Fording were walking
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
Lynohers at Work.

The Citizens Committee are making
desperate tfflrts to preserve peace and
Hungarians at Cambria City are being
Kept in their houses by men with clubs,
who will not permit them to go outside.
There seems to be considerable race prelu-
dice al Cambria CITY and trouble may fol-
low as both tine English and Huugarians
are getting worked MP to . considerable
extent A.
boroueh Of Johustown last night A Hun
geTian vas discovered oy two men IN the
not of blowing mp the safe in the First
National Bank Building with dynamite
A cry was raised, and in few minutes q
c1o,yi hsd collected aud the cry of Lynch
hin, {, was raised, aud in less time than II
fakes to tell it, the Ri1 wss strang up 10
tree in what wss once scout the cenual
norton OF Johns!own.
Not contenf With the vigilance com,
mittittee riddled the mans body full OF
hniie,s. He remained hanging to the tree
fo- several hours, when some person cu'
him down aud buriei him with the otbei
dsad. ,-,,,,. v,na
Sergeant Doyle, Corporal Jones and
- -. AForto oud FaTding were walking
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
LoOters are Shot Down.

Until to-day Gen. Hastings had his
headquarters on the east side OF the river, .s,
bot Tt tbis morning he came over to the
burning Sur debris followed by about 125
men carrying cOflius. He started to WORK
Immediately, and has ordered men from rom
PbiIedslphia. Harrisburg snd all other
ass,sen towns to doilabOring work
The stealing by Hungarians at Cambria ,
Citv and points along the railroad '-ll1, na7
SI,9cst In csssed. The report OF several
1--acb;,g, '-,,,. aud the drowning Oftwo Italians
Sb;Is bsinp pursued by citizens yesterday
mi +" ia a dsmper on the sOulless piifering for
Will While Deputy Sheriff rose was patrOling
,ha liver hank he found two Hungarlans
sttemuting sts IaTSi to rob several bodies aud at
and and he pulled out pistol and shot twice, ,
wounding both men badly. From iaVeS'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson Mary A. to Clark 2Sdst " ID
same 20 Mary Clark same property years s25 600
Beck jacob. 70 Taylor et al, 314 East 15th-st. 3
Bnrne William c. to the Bradley and Currier Co. $
i7Ri sa9'f yen James % Teroot Franknave
Berry Bernard j. to Metropolitan Savings Bank 5
.CsvnatO Brothers % Ross. " cor wilHsave and
cs .e TO knight 81 T |Snss yesTs En- 81 ooS
Eyersons D 5. il J. IIsnney, Broadway, Hsw-
Einunts Isaac 4. to p Ballantine Son, 90 South
Erimsnn George to A Has,On n Ssd.st. Lexington.
Fach Jacob. to German Savings Bank 524 East saith
Gal aghe.. Kate. The Bradley & Currier Co, of
Hoster, George X az others to same. of 54th ST.
Hensoth, fisiersE' = Albany SAYINGS Bank of
Jerome PARK VIA ste Improvement Co to N Trevers
King bridge Road and Crotch A9pednet S.49C9 . -,
Lehman, juius, to lea De Esaerre, $ of Avenue D,
Low seth 70 W # Pm lips trus, COZ Of Madison.
M nS0 Dsvid T. Mt St ncent Building and Lean
Assoc alton, of Rynest OF Bayafdst instaments'
Mehrbsch solomon t. Lanier. trus, Of 9dave. n
Merritt, Charles r. q G Findley, W Manhattan-ave
VopgenbeInef NJ 70 The Bo,wss1y Savings Bank. S
AvoB Of 4ts.si years sl4 2ar. Loan and Trust
Co 100 Gihdye 8 y,srs: $4,000 ru,. ,,.,..
Pgli,rSn ATs% rs,rs 500 hS lil'I't OF
PM B. James s,r 20 soo rem Savings Bank 124th
yqrcS to s sn s sT SdS Bank cor
sam 70 Hoffman same pr9Pccry year s29 o9o;
n OF lOzth-st wear AZ 100
ssan'en Tboaas I, 6 F Hyatt, $ eeth-'t. W of
S6rmwey. Isaac o, TO p Walsh Sdave. of Ssth.
soeG Dayir 70 @ q 6d5 Guarantee
Garner II 10 W Crawford n sd.ave and 10Th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
I EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

rAssENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortland. and
DesOrosses sts follows: ~
a. N. Tor Stating lon and intermediate points
Buffalo and the West AMI principal oca points Chair
TO Lyons and Pullman Suspeus on Bridge
IT o. ~ iOi l. ala B. Junct and lat, points
Che caF % Mau'h Chunk. f
- ?. II for TunkhannOck and Intermediate points
Chair car 20 TunkhannOck onueetun 10 Re1dinS ana
Harrisburg. ~ ~
go 5U H. m. foE LlmTa ana principal Intermediate pointA
Ih ar % Ni'csbaile. amt lu,lmin scepers 20
Suspension Bridge.
20 = m. tor slatinTton and intermediate points.
Connection 70 Reading ami Harrisburg.
7 NJ. Tor Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester buhalo
Bridge " 80
Trains leaving nj : A. IL an. l D. NJ ana y 90
D. M connect for ai points ia Mahanoy ana hAileDn
coal regions. - - -
SUNDAY TRAINS. ,,-....
for Mguch Chunk, Hayeton nhn r n1'
POINTS mi II Shpnlnhoah ana tnieneu'to p.i's
$40 ~ N, iir Mauch Chunk ani nte,retas po 49,,
Geneva, Lyons. ElTniro, koch, MI, sunsso
and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons anu S"'o7n"
Hf'o2o c.perol Eastsrn ONCE GAS n'"-~---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
feaal Notifies.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT OF della
/ WAR; COUNTY. PENNSYLYANlA.-ESTATE OF
Nary GLASS. d., cascI.-Tnc undersgnel Auior APP
10 nei by the said Cou.t 70 make distribution Of the
ba anrO IN the hands D. H. Scrri l. esq executor
~ Inc last VII and 81 the said decedent VIII
IL Tor the purpose his appointment az his ohce IN
Inc Ro,ouoh OF Media, the County Of Delaware aore-
said on Friday December 90 1883 at 80 oclock j. M
rben and where parties interested In SAID estate must
resent tbelr aims OF debar1ed from coming
In upon said fund. - -,,.,-.-o, ne ,,t.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
NOTICE TO TAXPAYER

III HE RECEIVER OF TAXES of the City of
l. New ork hereby gives notice 10 all persons Who
lave omitted pay thclf take, Tor The year 1881 10 pay
u before the INST dY "
January 1890 as provided by section $40 Of the New
YORK CITY Consolidation Act Of 1eS2.
Don any such aA remaining unpaid on the first DAY
Of December 1889 per centum viii be CHARGED re-.
ceiyed and ELECTED al itiOn o. the amount thereon
upon such remaining unpaid on the hTst gay OF
nrc y,i,6n he amount thereof the 81 per
centum her snnum to be calculated from the seventh day
,Ioher which day the assessme1 1t rolls and
arrants for the OF 1889 delivered 10 the sai
Peceiyer OF Taxes the date Of payment, pursuant to
Soe GU " GEORGE w MCLEAN.
Of TaN
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THE BOOB, OF oPEN;AIR SPORTS octave. 500
- psees nor I ., Ih' standard suthony ~
ming ball playing shooting hOrtblck riding. &C. 70. IN
full ~ per copy Published BY The Tribune. Newly
maintaining AMI universally compmcnted By the DssA
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almo wholly by thp children the institution Pubic
INVITED Donate Of Second hand clothing aud shoes
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80 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. S,h.aye corner
l2thst. Rev. RICHARD ID. HARLAN, Minister -COm'
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