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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-16
BISHOP KAlN's LAST LECTURE.
splsnder OF Church oesemon.als JustItI
h.L. 49,. HnnLn.annk

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spIsndsr OF Church cesemonlals Justified
by the New Testament.
Last evening Bishop Kahn closed his
course Of Lenten lectures by an interest:
ing review Of the New Testament Scrip
lures bearing on the subject Of splendor
as displayed in church ceremonial. The
driIt OF his argument was doubtless new
to many Of his hearers, since he con-
tended that the New Testament far from
reprobating, strikingly confirmed the
theory and practice Of the Catholic
church in this matter
An admit, he said, that splendor or
magnificence Is not an essential element
| in divine worship. The question seems
rather to be, do gorgeous ceremonials
and magnificent Rites foster or impede
true Inward piety2 The appeal lies to
the New Testament. Is such Q manner
OF worship there condemned or sane.
tioned7
In the pages Of that sacred Book let
US read, said the Bishop, how Christ,
the Son Of God, ia worshipped. Let US
review the chief stages Of His life, when
He was presented to us for our adora:
ton. Are those scenes devoid of all
pomp and grandeur, or are they not
surrounded by gloneB which utterly
Burpass reproduction? Behold the
heavenly brightness that shines around
the birthplace OF the Infant God Listen
TO the sweet melody Of the angels chant
ing their hymns OF holy gladneesi See
the Eastern kings PROSTATE at His feet
and rendering Him the most precious
siitsl 1s there no appeal here TO the
senses7 In this, Gods own Ritual Of
the Nativity, Is there not q msgniaCence
that is truly sublime and entrancing2
Then when he passed from private to
public life, ''the heayens opened" aud
"a voice came down from heaven; Thou
art my beloved SOM In Thee am we'll
pleased" and "the Spirit "a dove
descended and remained on Him."
Here Ia
A DISPLAY OF SENSIBLE WONDERS
most grand and imposing. The Holy
spiritassumes q sensible form, and the
Eternal Father SPEAKS In human VOICE,
aud the curtains Of the heavens are
thrown back. What magnificent spec.
tacle this induction Of the RedeemeT
into His public ministry.
Again, Ia not the TRANSPORTATION on
the Mount q divine drama, Tar more i'm.
presaiye than the most gorgeous pageant
ever witnessed in the grandest cathe-
dral7 No wonder the Apostles present
Hiell upon their faces and were very
much atraid.n These we're Preeisely |
the feelings which Christ intended to |
produce BY this magnificent spectacle |
enacted before them.
His public ministry over, He receives
at the hands Of his people q grand oya.
ton. They escort Him In triumph into
the Holy City amidst every demonstra.
ton OF profoundest honor. When some
scandallzed at these outward marks OF |
Reverence, bid Him phide and check the
exultsnt mpltltuaes, he declares that, II |
these were TO keep silent, the very
stones would cry out.
What shall we say Of the "aWe-inspir.
ing scenes OF Calvary, when darkness
overcast the earth, the veil Of the temple
vas rent, the earth quAked, aRd the
dead arose. ls there not Q grandeur
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CopiIrmaIIon % 81. John,s.

Atst. Johns German church yester'
day the pastor, Rev. William Ulfert, CON
firmed large class. 1t was composed
of Henry Borst, Herman Deahn, Ohas
Ebeling, Ed. Elig, Aug. Harttong, Q
Jensen, Fred Helmbright, q. Kaercher
Aug. Kreiger, Win Pebler, Jacot
Rearke, Aug. Roggerbrandt, Lizzie Beh'
rens, Lille Bleberaon, Mary Borck, Au'
gusta Bruhn, Annie Friedel, Martha
Gruce, Nellie Hsnke, Lizzie Harttopg
Katie Lasch, Bertha Loos, Gertrude
Orth, Christina PHngst, Mary Quance,
Florence Schockey, Carrie Vaas, Fred
erika Wagner, Annie Wurzer and Lena
Wurzbacher.
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Many persons have been inquiring
about Glendale lots. The officers Of the
company say there are as yet no Glen.
dale lots Tor sale. A complete topo.
graphical survey Of the land has been
made, showing the grade and the eleva.
ton above low water mark OF all parts OF
the $40 acre river bottom tract. The
subject OF laying out streets and lots and
Of the improvements to be made is re.
ceiving energetic attention.
tits now evident that all Of the stock
will be taken which will be needed to
provide for payment for the land and to
provide the Improvement fund required.
So long Us the books are open there ia
an opportunity TO secure lots on the
best Of terms. One lot goes with each
share OF stock (par value 5000 which
will take about ons-third Of the lots fol
the stockholders. The remaining two
thirds Of tho lots will be sold by the
company. The stakeholder not only
gets a lot with each paid up share, but
he also participates, according to the
amount Of stock he owns, in the pro
ceeds realized from the sale OF the Other
lots.
Il is expected that stockholders will
be able TO choose their own lots from
those set apart for stockholders, by bid
ding premiums per lot for the privilege
OF choosing, until the lots become so
nearly equal in value that no premium
will be bid. Thus the value Of the lots
will be equalized to all Stockholders. in!
asmuch as those not bidding premiums
will share In the premiums bid by
others. The stakeholder who does moi
bid a premium will certainly get good
lot for each share Of his stock and will
also get his pro rata share of the pre-
miums bid by other shareholders for the
choice Of lots, aud this in addition to his
pro rata share OF the proceeds arising
from the sale by the company Of about
two.thirds OF the whole number of lots.
There will beno lottery feature.
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Gus HIll,S World Of Novelties.

This evening Gus Hill and his com.
papy COMMENCE three nights engage
ment OF the Grand. AS this Is the third
season OF Mr. Hill here, and as he always
has a great show, he no doubt will do q
tremendous business at every perform.
ance. The company 10 large one, and
there are so many great features that
space will not permit mention Of them
in detail. ThoRe desiring seats should
secure them without delay. Seats are
on sale at Weif'a.
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zone of my customers came in to-day
and asked me for the best cough medi'
cine had," says Lew Young, promi'
nent druggist Of Newman Grove, Neb,
"0f course showed him Chamberlain'i
Cough Remedy, and he did not ask to
see any other. / have never yet sold q
medicine that would loosen and relieve
q severe cold 80 quickly as that remedy
does. l have sold four dozen Of it
within the last sixty days, and do not
know OF single case where 1t failed to
give the most perfect satisfaction" 50
cent bottles for sale by W. w. Irwin, O.
R. Goethe, ]. Klari, o. schnepf, NJ. W.
Heinrich, John Coleman, W. =. vii.
liams, Q. Menkemiller, W. o. Arm.
hrecht and S. L. Rrice. MwFGw
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WHEELING 1NsrA1MESr co,

Our preparations far surpass any Of
our past efforts-and while every de.
partment is not to our satisfaction ar.
ranged for Spring showing-yet many
are filled to OVERLOOKING. We have goods
to show that have no duplicates in the
city - Exclusive = Modern = deairsble
goodS-our store is the acknowledged
emporium of styls-The headquarters Of
seasonable Noyelties-The depository Of
choice manufactures in Furniture, Car
pets and general HouSefurnishing Goods
NO conuoiOueur can coasistently omit
calling on us before pnrchasing-What
Is "a Ia mode" in hOuseturniahinss can
be seen here.
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The work of erecting a new blowipS
engine at the blast furnace Of the Bel
Iaire nail works will soon be completed
The engine Is a monster, weighing many
tons, and when in position will be avery
considerable addition to the equipment
Of this company. It is one OF the latest
and most complete designs, and was or
dered several months ago, apd the new
two.story brick structure in which 1t L
being set up has been ready for 1t f0l
aavaral WeakR.
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WHEELING INsTALNIENT co.
THE WHEELING
lNSTALMENY
CO.,
1850 tt4o Hartst Street.

House cleaning season-Housekeep.
ers, tradsspeople's, storekeepers', every.
body's busy season-spring is fast sp'
preaching. We are busy as bees pre-.
pairing to display most extensive line
OF Spring Goods-we're not yet ready
to show our entire stock, and will NOT
be till every nook and corner in every
department Of our building ia filled with
the most choice and desirable goods
that can be bought. We've purchased
an immense stock and with It we have
an assortment unequaled at prices un-
approachahle.
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about this, Gods own Ritual Of the cru
cifixion, far surprising the most solemn
and impoeine rites the church could
possibiy devise? The EyapgeiIstB have
recorded for our instruction the effects
produced by this grand and awful scene
men confessed, "Indeed this man was
the son Of God" and they went away
striking their breasts"
In like manner the resurrection, the
ASCENSION and the descent Of the Holy
Ghost were accompanied with cere'
monies which, in impressiveness, out.
strip every attemptthe church can make
to
ENRICH TIE WORSHIP OF ALMIGHTY GOD.
Never were deeper and more lasting
Impressions made on these through
the medium OF the senses than on the
day OF Pentecost, when the religion In
spirit and in truth received the seal OF
| It's confirmation. But the acts OF the
apostles record innumerable prodigles
which accompanied the worship Of the
first christians. How then can 1t be
said that grandeur should have no
place in the worship Of that D vine Re-
deemer, in the chief mysteries Of whose
sacred life, heaven itself displayed 80
much that was most imposing and mag.
ni6Cent? Based on that pattern, our
ritual may seem, aa indeed it Is, too poor
and barren It cannot be decried as too
magnificent, II apostolic worship
lacked such splendor, the reason Ia
easily found in the poverty aud persecu-
ton Of those early christian times; but
as soon as she was free and possessed OF
sufficient means, the church consistent
ly developed the heaven.given princi.
pie Of surrounding her Lord and God
with .
THE BEST AND RICHEST THE EARTH COULD
o. SUPPLY.
This indeed was Justly demanded, moi
only by the supreme and adorable ma
jesty OF our God, but also by His deep
humiliationE endorsed for our sake
Such surelyiwas the thought which in
spired the Wise Men from the East tc
accompanytheir alteration Of the Divine
. Infant with. the Offering Of the mos
costly gifta; this thought 1t was that In
duced Magaalsn to pour over His scarce
protests q those who exclaimed: VIII!
Il it's Tue, as the Catholic Churcl
: holds, that our God remains outof low
! for US in the humble tabernacle on GU
! altar, no vestments can be too rich 70
l His service; no ornaments can be to
precious for His sanctuary; no ceremo
: nies can be too grand for His worship
This is the very key to our ritual whicl
9 in its greatest spiendor falls SO far shor
9 Of the homage paid Him in the chic
q mysteries Of His earthly life and recorde
in Holy Writ for our instruction.
This closing lecture occupied one hon
!, and ten minutes in Its delivery, and al
3 seemed to regret that the interestin
u course was at an end.
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Thieves effected an entrance yester-
day morning into Reiter's saloop, at the
corner Of Chapline ard Twenty.siIth
streets. Atthree o'clock Sunday morn.
ing a young woman walked up suddenly
and saw two men in her room. She
promptly screamed, and the fellows ran
down stars and out into the yard, close
" followed by several shots, which
young Henry Reiter fred, but without
hitting them. Nothing was stolen.
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The seventh entertainment In the
Young Mems Christian Association
course has been postponed for one week,
The entertainment by the Bryant Rob
ertson combination, Of Ney Nork City
was originally intended for tonight, but
owing TO the illness OF Mrs. Bryant hel
husband has been obliged to cancel bis
engagements since the hrat ofthis month
AlIof his dates are being oiled BY Mr.
E, P, Ranaom, the distinguished pree'
tidiSitateur. The entertainment will
now be given by the Ransom.R Robertson
combination on next Monday evening.
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spRInG AND SUMMER.

We are In receipt Of oil the newest
novelties In HOOlens for mems wear,
consisting Of Sultings, Pantaloonlnss
and UrercOatingS, which We are pre-.
pared 10 make up In the best style and
lit at reasonable prices. Duy the best
20 cent fast black seamless Half Hose
made, at c. HESS & SONS,
uwAr 1891 aud 1898 Market Street.
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Acondnctor Aslaulted.

Yesterday Frank Altmyer, con
ductor on an electric car, put two mer
OF for not paying. their fare. When tht
car returned 10 Tenth street the two
men were waiting for him. They as
saulted him, backing his eye and doint
him up badly.
The two men were arrested later, anG
gave the names Of John Williams and
William Henderson, doubtless fictitious
They spent the night In the lookup IN
default OF $35 each to cover their zines.
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The funeral Of the late Frank johnson
took place yesterday afternoon from St.
Matthews church. The obsequies were
under the auspices Of Ohio lodge Of
Masons, OF which Mr.. johnson was IN
old and prominent member. The en-
ployes OF the postofice attended in a
body, and also sent 'noIal depign in the
shape Of broken column, which vas
very beautiful. There were other fine
EiofaI offerings. alBO.
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WHEELING 1NsTALMENr 90.

Our credit system enables you TO make
home comfortable--1t affords you sur.
roundlngsyouare entitled to-and which
with such a system as eurs within your
reach-you should no longer deny your.
self. Millionaire and mechanic are on
the same footing here-If you haven't
the ready cash you are as welcome as II
your pocketbOok was oyerfowine-
Don't hesitate-Come here, money or
no money, We are prepared to credit you
We give you time to pagan oppor.
tunity to make home comfortable.
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Nj. NJ. H. McNabb left Saturday as I'D.
vance agent 81 "The Kindergarten"
He goes first ID steubenville and from
there through Pennsylvania. Mr.. how
ell has bought out Mr.. Gebert, bis part;
ner, and will partly reorRaniye the show.
Mr.. McNabbS experience on the stage
and in the theatrical business will doubt.
less make him ValpShle man in his
new position,
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IF You cannot sec and need speCtacles
You should call on us and bare your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
Anest Instruments and more experience
than any other OptiClRn In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB w. 6RUBB,
JeWeler and 0phCinn,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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II you want good Wall PSperu at low
GRo. E. KURNER & Co.,
Painters and decorators,
80 Twelfth street,


The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
liquid fruit laxative, Syrup Of Figs,
under all conditions make 1t their favor
tie remedy. It is pleasing to the eye
and TO the taste, gentle, yet e4ectual IN
acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels.
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Clerk Hook on Saturday issued 9
marriage license to George K. Cheek,
native OF Potomac, Ohio county, aged
%, and Ruth A. Marshall, native o.
Claysville, Pa, sged %; also to Alonzo
D. N. Paulus, a native OF Wheeling
sgeG %, and Emma Braentigam, q ma,
tive of Wheeling, aged 81.
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The funeral Of Mr.. johnson, Of Bridge
mort, yesterday, was very largely at
tended. The tntsrment was at River
view cemetery. A special train was run
M from Bellaire. The Knights Of the
Golden Eagle OF Wheeling, Bellaire,
bridgeport and Martinis Ferry attended
marching from the train to the pemeI
terry, preceded by their brass band from
Bellaire.
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improvements at purr's Mills.

The Burr's Mills camp grounds are "a
be remodeled in the spring. New build
ings are 10 go up, and next Summer the
Epworth Sunday School Assembly will
meet there. There will be G. A. r.
days, temperance days, etc. a general
effort ia being made to make this one oil
The most popular resorts in Ohio.
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The undersigned will open a large and
handsome selection Of Spring Hats and
Bonnets on Thursday and Friday, March
26 and 81. All the latest novelties In
women's head.YeaE and many articles oil
fancy work. All are invited.
Z. SCHoPPRR,
No. HOB Main street.
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ale 9ntelltaettter.
once 8 Nos. 70 and 81 Fourtoenths Street.
Nov Adyertisements.

yafEAIns Al AucUon-chAs. ". Conner.
For sale-RinehArt & Tatum.
Garden Secds-Hoge q Bro.
Opera HouSe-MCCArtny'6 MtEhaps.
EOtiCe-R, 81. Baird, Adminlstatsr.
Wantsd-keliAble Person.
q 4. T.-Ephng and GUNNER GOodS-dco. R
For EuEope-C. A. Schaeter 4 Co.
For Kent-C. A. Echaeier d Co.
New GoOds-C. Il. Wheeler d Co.
pOr Stakeholder aud Engine. a,
Forget Me.Not 6ale-bt0ne d ThomGs-Fourtl
Pace,
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WASHINGTON, March 15.-For Western Penn.
sylyanIa Gad West Virginia, fair, except Light
rain OF snow on the coast oil Lake Erie, warmer
southerly winds.
night, variable winds,
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK s co.
New Spring
Dress Goods.

The new Dress Goods shown
by US for the Spring Season
have met with great favor; the
Novelties just added complete
an assortment of Dress Goods
unequalled in any former
season.
dies Tweeds, ChevIots, Scotch
and Irish Homespuns, Plaids
and other WooIens for practl-
cal wear.
Many Novelties in French
Fancy Cloths, soft weaves with
spots and patches of Camel's
Hair and other rich effects.
in plain materials, such as
HenrIettas, Serges, WhIpcords,
Glorias, etc., we show every new
shade.
trimmings to match every
thing.
WRAPS, JACKETS AID BLAZERS.
Every conceivable shape and
shade of both Foreign and Do
mestic manufacture. The best
selling styles we ever had
GEO. M.
SHOOK 4 Co.
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LOU SWA8ACKER.-Wewill open in
a few days o MILLINERY Department, I'M
der the management OF . very cOmpe.
tent lady from New York. Bne notice
will be given Of our opening: o,,,o
LOU SWABACkER.
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BBLLAIRB.
An Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the GIAAs City. 49,

An Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Gla4e City.
Rev. /. W. Lane Is on the sick List. al
Miss Morn Jackley was severely burned on tho
neck by o falling stove pipe.
Sol White will no doubt go with the Now York
City team again this season.
Tho Bellalre Medical Society have rented
rooms over DAVIS & AEcher's store.
Several large conSIgumeutS ofwlndow glass
for the South have been made bywater recently.
A wagon load 0l bread Is seat 10 the Italians
on the.P. o.V. &C. railroad at Powhatan every
day.
Gen, A, J. Warren, OF the p, o. va Q. nail.
road, was In the city saturday aud took run
down over the line rs far Is Wegec.
Z. R. Potts, tho Pipe creek miller, lost bis
pocKelbook some time ago. II was found last
week In rats nest, the bills amounting 70 $50
were chewed 10 pieces.
sistants are at the Globe Hotel here, and are
making careful and thorough investigation OF
the mines In this vicinity.
r. P, Bigger, Of the IpSpecllon Bureau, Is In
Pittsburgh on business, and while there Is the
guest OF his brother, Samuel, OF Chartered, Pa
| . well known iumbermRu Of Western PennBYl
vAniR.
TIE two nights entertainment given by mem
bers Of the various churches 1t the Elysi4n was
an unusual success in every particular. FlnAn'
GtalIy they Will come out away on top. "Queen
Esther" will no doubt have 10 DO repeated.
The A. o. II. expect TO have q large turnout
Tomorrow, as several societies are coming from
the surrounding towns. After the parade new
American aag Is 70 DO presented 10 the ST. john
schools. In The evening an entertainment will
be given at Turner Hall.
Mrs. Annie Lappert, wife OF William Lappert
died Saturday morning, aged twenty six, o
CONSUMPTION. Some relatives and NeIGhbor
say she died OF broken heart, as during the
soon after another. The mother never tully re-
covered. Mr.. LAppert has the heartfelt sym
PATTY Of the whole community.
George PoormAn got home from Kansas Sat
urday night He was before committee Of TIT
Kansas Legislature which waS Investigating tht
dynamite explosions pear Coleyyille sometime
ago. The local papers Of that vicinity impllcat
ed MIR. PoVrm8n, but he was hoDorably dis
IchArRed and exonerAted from any connection
with the affair Others became tangled In thu
web woven for them. aud one man may Enttel
for perjury and another for bribery. Mr. Poor
man has several plain cases Tor damage suits
against those who tried 70 get him into the
scupe, both here and in Kansas.
Mr.. 8. J. Johnson, the wool buyer, whose wife
died at the home Of her brother, o. 7. Black
burn, on Gravel hill, Friday, was in the interior
OF West Virginia when bis sisterin.lAw. Mrs,
time. but being in m out.ofthewAy piRce be
did not get Il In time, but started home as soon
AZ It reached him. On arriving he was not
| aware that his vile was dead, his son having
| missed him In some way. The blow was very
| severe to him. He Ia not in very good health,
The remains OF his wife were taken TO Steuben'
Vile Saturday.
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IL your eyes tire or head aches when
reading or sewing, consult without
charge Prof. Shelf, The 0ptician, corner
Main and Eleventh streets. MwF&w
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Go TO Kurner & %. for Wall Papers
Of Gll kinds. 80 Twelfth street, second
door from Market street.
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The Thermometer at schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday
repieterad az follows;
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Mrs. Annie Lappert, wife ofwllllam Lappert,
died Saturday morning. aged twenty SIX, oil
consumption, Some relatives and neIghbess
say she died Of broken heart, as during the
dIphtheFlR trouble here two children died, and
soon after another. The mother never fully re-
covered. Mr.. LAppert has the heartfelt sym
| r,a Lhas Of thu m hnla nhhn hnnnlir
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Ls.GooD sells dry gOodg tho cheapest,
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The A. o. II. expect TO have large turnout
the surrounding towns. After the parade Q new
American flag IS 70 be presented 10 the 81. Johns
schools. In The evening an entertainment will
ha IivRn al TninnF Hall
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Tue two uighta' entertainment given by mem
bers Of the various churches 1T the Elystan was
an unusual success In every particular. FinAn'
/ eialiy they will come out away on top. "Qpeen
EsihcrlI will no doubt have 10 be repealed.