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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-12
IR&CE CONVENTION.
An Union Meeting to bo held Tonight BY
MI Societies.


An Union Meeting TO he held Tonight by
all Societies.
At the invitation OF the Young PEG.
ple'a Society Of Christian EndesYpr Of
tue Second Presbyterian Church Of this
city. all the "EudeGvor Societies" in
this vicinity will hold union meeting
this evening ut the above church for the
purpose OF discussing the work of the
society, and Of extending the Christian
EndeGyor idea in this city and in the
surrounding towns. The meeting will
be composed OF the members oil three
societies from B.llaire, one from Bridge.
mort, two from Marlin's Ferry, and the
four societies in this city, and in addi'
ton TO these all the young people con-
nectpd with churches where there are
no Endeavor Societies have been in
vited.
The Y. P. S. @. I. was started by Rev.
Frances Z. Clark, in 1851, who was at the
time pastor OF toe Wiliiston COngregs.
tional church OF Portland, Me. It's Oh.
iect, az stated ia It's constitution, is, ito
promote an earnest Christian life among
lis members, to increase their mutual
acquaintance and to make them more
useful in the service Of God" Each
ssciety is connected with some church,
and Is under the control OF the church.
Various committees are appointed rom
amopg the membership, which carry on
tue work Of the society and once each
week a prayer meeting is held, which
every member is pledged 10 attend, and
also TO take some part in the exercises,
Slnle the organisation Of the frat soCie'
", ten years ago, the number has grown
to fifteen thousand, with a membership
Of eight hundred thoGsand young PEG
plc, all united under one banner, "For
Christ and the church. The society is
found in every Christian and mis-.
sionRry land, and is organized in
every Christian denomination. At the
annual convention, held at 81. Louis last
June, eight thousand delegates were
present. The next national convention |
will be held at Minneapolis, Mimi, next
June. Rev. Mr.. CLARK, the founder Of
the Y. p. S. Q. T., Is President Of the |
national socie,y, and Mr.. ]. w. Baer is
General Secretary, both Of Boston, !
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sGYbgAL ACCID8NE.
Two BrnEemsn Hurt-Noyel NIishaP to I
Trgln, etc.


Two BrRkcmen Hurt-Soycl MishsP To Il
Trslp, etc.
Saturday Daniel Corbaun aud Eugene
Wheeler, both B. d o. bratemen, were
badly hurt while coupling cars in the
yards. Corbann had several fingers
mashed and Wheeler bad his wrist
broken and mashed. DR.. Campbell
dressed their wounds.
John Fisher citizen Of the Eighth
ward, aged about eighty years, slipped
on the 10y pavement at the corner oil
Thir,y.sixth and Chapllne streetB Satur.
dag morning and fell his head striking
the pavement. He was picked up in an
unconscious condition Gud carried 10 his
home, whore DR.. j. II. Pipes brought
him around all right.
Saturday morning jesse Howell, gn
employc OF the Belmont mill, who lives
in Paper Mill alley, had bis hand badly
mashed by heavy steel slab, which ho
waa piling up at the forge department OF
the mill.
While the "dinkey" engine at the Bel
uIOhl nun " az tH9u'ob tVso W "NNI
over the river bank, one Of the tops III
the car next to the engine bursted oppo-
site the B. 4 0. shops, and the blaze
rising fifteen leet in the air, ignited the
wood work on the engine. austin Nc.
Grail, the brakeman, was standing on
the front OF the engine, and was badly
burned about the face and hands. Val.
entine Tiebert, the engineer, was almost
by the smoke, and fell into
the coal box. A number OF the en-
ployGs OF the B. & Q. shops rushed to
the assistance 81 the men, and succeeded
in eElinguishirg the blaSe.
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nrhe Runnway wIlen ro.nIght.

1.-THE Runaway Wife," the admirable
romantic drama which will be played at
the Grand Opera House for three nights,
commencing this evening, is thus
spoken OF by the Cincinnati Commercial.
GGseiis: "Ths Runaway Wife" was
played in Haylin's Theater by q
thoroughly good company, and the pro.
duction proved interesting. Frank
Evans was effective as the unfortunate
artist, arthur Eastman, and Miss Eva
Clayton gave a painstakiDg impression
of Lady Aiics. James Hurley, Hugh
Gibson and Mrs. James Il. Brown as.
sisted among others in lending even ex.
cellence TO the presentation. The man.
agement had the drama nicely mounted.
Seats on sale at WieT's.
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Matisr q ,iiaor Moment o. 81 Ahsai
TO- GU.

Matters - Hllur aHiarHf o. so Aa1eat
49, CID.
TrE GEtvD iai1 Cgsairz--''TEs EEa-
aaLy wife.
A xEtr wsy11 Of August ZsseSisTs,
heavily laden. broke an axle o. tie tl4'
.Su bridge Saturday.
M5Eg4s AID snlFsgs have sod lie
A. g. HzusL properly, 80. isl Ms!a
street, - NeHTy beg, igF 900.
Council CsMgittFss 90 Real =.
tate, Accounts, Markets. CsIsisres and
Fins Department are called 70 EJECT tlis
evening.
AsgTHlE chicken Ezl! ct Fulton sat.
urtEy EisBt wa atLsaJti by s-v.
r1ty.Gse Fpyrl1, AID 4 good ds1- Of
money changed lan-s.
JoE DoxgyAz vas cent 10 Jail saturday
by Squire DE7s In default % 500 osil,
On a warrant sworn o1s b his vile !oE
Threatening 10 Ei.. her.
THE Ia Belle nail factory !s laid OF
iCga iss days on lCcyun. Of slprtness
Of steel. Repairs will be made and the
factory started 10 fol. 70 a few dasA
THE remains OF the late Louis Gsus
we're removed Saturday rom ibeir tenn
p5raty resting place 10 BIZ, ". Reilly
vault 70 a grave 10 bis own iEmi.y lot
THERE viii be- meeting Of the sub.
scribefs 10 the ErqHE Llsitss special eii.
ton OF Wheeling Il the Chamber o.!
Commerce ro9ms this evening q 1880
ArarceDt meeting Of the yessymen
Of 81. Matthews Episcopal Church It
VAS voted 20 increase the salary OF the
rector, Rev. 4. L. sEope, 400, making
the total salary lOg = 700.
billy GEOEGE and three other mem
bers oithe Wheeling base ball club have
accepted positions with the Portland,
Oregon. club. They will not leave Tor
that city before the middle o! NaIca.
The editor Of the Beliaire igdspa,dsEi
has been having q good time. lie sEys'
] j. iB great fun teaching q pretty glr! how
20 ekate, and the more sucress!ui the
teacher Is the longer she Is IN getting TO
be an expert.
Tux glass fair has already begun on a
anal scale AZ the McLufo House.
Messn. r. q. hampton and George Bay.
| Ives, Of Lousgil,e, and George Perry, OF
| Hamilton. are here 10 purchase goods,
and Jay Rl,cliie, Of Webbing, has
already taken rooms 70 display his
goods.
A BLAZE started in the rear oithe store
of Henry Jacobs, 10 the basement Of the
Psoples Bank building, about $3.50 sat
qrdsy evening, and for time the smoke
| Egs very deaso and ii looked as II there
would be c disastrous CoGHsgrau1n,
which caused much excitement IN the
neighborhuOd. The department Has
called out, but the chemical engine soon
ezliuguished the fire, with little damage.
YlRoMA Lodge No. 1, Amalgamated
Association Of Iron and steel Workers,
held meeting Saturday night ana
elected the following oiliceri to serve the
enRning term; President, George
| Weiser Vice President, John Smith /;
Financial Secretary, Isaac CaheIty Re
Cofdiug Secretary. William II. Will
Jams Treasurer; Alfred Campbell
Guide, Charles Diehl; Inside Guard,
George Gunner; Trustees, George
w"iser, Charles Ferguson and john
Smith.
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J.B. LoughTan, ex-Mayor Of North
Des Moines, and the icGGs! sheet manu-
isCtgrer OF sIeam engines and boilers,
said az had a severe attack Of Ia grippe,
used ChamberIgin's Cough Remedy,
and applied Chamberlain Pain Balm to
my breast. These remedies we're just
the tSing in my case. My child had
Group some years ago, and We used Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy With perfect
success; since then re have never been
without these medicines in our house.
had cousin who was printer and
was employed in this city, where they
were printing circulars for Chamberlain.
lie bad q deep-seated cold and terrible
cough, and while setting up the copy he
made up his mind to buy bottle. 1t
cured his cough, and that waH the frat
time l ever knew anything Of Chamber.
lair's remedies. have been strongly
in their favor ever since. Ny own eX.
perience and that OF my family con-
vinces me that these remedies are the
best in the world. Tho. mgy be strong
language, but that is what | think. T."
For aa!e By W. W. Irwin, O. r. Goethe,
J. Klari, O. Schaepf and NJ. w. Helm.
rici. Daw
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The sale Of reserved seats for "a Brass
Monkey" opens at Houses music store
this morning. The Cincinnati Posi-
says:
Charles Hoyt, the individual response
bic for the class Of plays called farce.
comedy, blinked OF a very clever pro-
duction OF his irresistible "Brass Mon
key from his box at Heuck's. Hoyt
seeing to devote special attention to the
revamping and improving OF the
Monk" and as presented in its new
form it is indeed an ideal OF its kind.
The company is much improved, and
the girls are prettier than is usual, even
in Hoyt'a plays. George Marion, OF
black.faCe fame, makes the part Of Jo'
nah, the man pursued through life by
superstition, ~ exceedingly comiCal
Heckett, Halter and
Harlem are the "Razzle Dazzle" trio, and
they certainly are "the people"
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Two deeis Of trust and the following
transfers OF real egtste were left for
record q. CLERK Hooks office Saturday /:
Deed made January 3, 1891, by Will
lam A. Wilson and wife to Sallie J
Adams, for the north half OF lot COS, On
the cas-: eide Of Market street, in North
Wheeling. Consideration, S2,CG0.
Deed made January ., 1891, by Charles
Frederick to Jacob Bach, for the east
bali OF lot $50, 10 Mt. Zion cemetery.
Consideration, 81.
Deed made December 10, 1880, by
James P. Rogers, trustee, to August
Weidebusch, for lot No. 9, in square No.
TO- in Sprigg & RitChie's addition. Con-
$500
Deed made December &, 1890, by W.
V. Hoge to John II. Stewart, for lot No.
70, on the plat OF Eigington. Consider
Etion, $500.
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NJ. !. McTADUEN.
BARGAINS IN
WINTER
UNDERWEAR.
Good Heavy GREY Shirts and Drawers,

Good Heavy Grey Shirts and Drawers,
all sizes, only % cents.
Extra Heavy Colored Merino Shirts
and Drawers, all sizes, 50 cents.
Double Breast and Back Cancels HAIR
Shirts, all sizes, reduced to 80 CentR.
Good All Wool Red Shirts and Draw
ers, all sizes, only so cenie.
Best White Mgrino Shirts and Draw
Crs, very heavy and soft as silk, all sizss'
only 80 cent?.
Camel's Hair Shirts and Drawers ex.
ira heavy and won't shrink, only 90
cents.
Fine Striped Merino Shirts and Draw.
ers, won't shrink OF fade, all sizes, only
70 cents.
Extra Fine Medicated Red Cashmere
Wool Red Shirts and Drawers, all eizes,
81 90.
Iates. Style Black Wool Shirts and
Drawers. fast co)ors, all sizes, reduced
from 81 80 TO 81 %.
Fine Double Breast and Back Natural
Wool Shirts and Drawers reduced IRON
81 80 to 81 80.
Bows White or Grey Shirts and Draw
crs, all siEgs, % cents.
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nIn,t Furnace, shut Down.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Jan. ll.-Sixteen
blast furnaces, all but two in the Ma
honlng Valley Of Ohio, are shut down
down to-day in pursuance Of an agree.
meut reached two weeks ago. Ten
thousand men are thrown out Of work.
The object OF the furnace men is to force
the coke operators 10 reduce the price
OF coke and the railroads to reduce
freight rates to and from the valley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-12

The new Republican City Executive
Committee met Saturday evening at the
office Of S. 6. Smith, Esq, and organized.
;. G.. Smith was elected Chairman ;
Charles Bachmsn, Secretary, and p. B.
Dobbins, Treasurer. Hugo Loos de-
cined 10 serve as a member from the
Seventh ward, aud George Robinson
was elected TO fill the vacancy. Some
other business Eas transacted and talk
over the situation was INDUCED in.
The general opinion there wss, rs It 10
elsewhere, II the Republicans DO not
elect their ticket they ought to.
In view OF the deClination by William
A. lett OF the nomination Tor First
Branch OF Council, from the First ward,
the Executive Committee has nominated
Capt. William I. Otto. Capt 0uo is a
good msn. and will be a strong Candi.
date, and Il elected, Us he ought to be, u
first cass member Of Council.
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NEW! NEWT NEWT

We are now in receipt OF u complete
line Of Fall and Winter W0Olens, com
,istIag Of UTercOailnGs, suitings, fanla'
and Fancy Hcstings. which We
warrant 10 make up in llrst'class style
at reasonable prices and III guarani eed'
4 complete limo Of Tent Furnishing
foods In stock. Seamless MerinO anu
Fasl Black Half Hose at 20C n pair.
Wear cur celebrated ail.WOOl Anil
Jackets, &. HESS x SyNS,
1921 l. 1898 Market Street.
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tue nlGRlW SUNDAY.
Disposition on the i'nrt Of the Eabbis to
Change the Day.


Disposition On the fart of the EAbbis to
Change the Day.
New York, Jan. ia distinguished
rabbi of Chicago, the Rev. DR.. Hirsch,
has abandoned the ancient Hebrew Gus.
tom OF holding the service Of tie lyna.
gogue on the last day Of the week and
has adopted Sunday az the day OF wor-
ship. The Rev. DR.. Kleiberg, Of New
Haven, opened his synagogue on Satur-
days, but his congregations then are
small in comparison with those OF the
Sundays on which he delivers lectures.
He main;ains that the holding OF Ryna.
rogue EeTyiC65 on Sunday 10 not detri.
mental to judaism. Rabbits Goltheil
and Kohler, OF this city, delivered Sun.
day discOurses in the Temple Emanuel
and the synaSogue Bethel for the benefit
OF those Hebrews who cannot attend the
Saturday Heryices.
Dr. Jacobs, OF the B'NEi JeshuraD, who
is President OF the New YORK Board OF
Hebrew Ministers, is opposed to Sunday
lectures, and Gays that the orthodox PEG.
pie could not BIO induced TO abrORate the
law OF Moses for keeping the Sabbath.
DR.. SiiyArmaH, DR.. kohier aud DR.. Men.
DEE agree with Dr. Jacobs statement,
and hold that the Seventh Command
ment is the CORNERSTONE Of judaism. 1t
10 fact, however, that many oil the
leading members OF orthodox congrega.
tons hero and elsewhere are extremely
in favor Of Sunday lectures and even
Sunday religious services in synagogucs. |
At the recent conference between He
brew and Christian miuiEtera in Chi.
Cago the Sabbath question was brought |
up ior the Law maintained by their PEE
deces3ors since the time Of Moses.
The Rev. DR.. p. MeRdcs, who is min
lister oil the Spanish and Portuguese syn.
agogue in this city, ia seeking to bring
about systematic organization Of all the
Hebrew congregations. He says that a
new era has opened for Judaism which
must now act in unison all over the
world. Each congregation must be lei!
tree to govern iiself, but oil conGTega.
tion5 shouid be held together as one
body, governed by the supreme Law Of
the Bible, and represented by delegates
chosen to d central Hebrew senate.
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Another CaIamIly.

Another irightiul calamity, the results
Of which can be attributed to the heavy
snow storm OF Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. Thesppalling
results OF this nc. Of Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de.
struction Of pricea at Hof's shoe store,
at lliS Main street, and the people are the
benefactOrs by it. Call and examine the
goods and ASCERTAIN prices and you will
be convinced Of the truth. A large stock
Of rubber foot wear ia kept On hand to
meet such emergencies ss We are now
broughtto face aad their prices have not
gone up.
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Mas, The huat4 uzTters % The 1-gzulsl.
tsu- IT. s.'a 2 O. striesr-alc-
steE.F, i p4u-s-E. .- 90 isi-sl-. =
Tue E13eEv1s movement ard hasa side
eircliEtf-l. TGerc s. safe l=ca-.ra-
ton 70 -Fzf,y every sts.g b. tie Jcl1n,
and Genera -y-rs.a-y bllg j arELa-lac
t1g = c5rysa G1a d. sz-fil, ". VA FEB
ruEFy NJ, Tor .i- pEFp1sg " lFsArlE.Ee
3 stats s15.r:y be- Wts Virginia
Tie m=eacE ~ tas Ssc1ul Frtsay-
teFiEa ehgrlh .o.uiEa; sHgl.d tayf the
Attention Of every yo1as Christian ~
tLaE-tE.
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ma oYsEERs Ara NOT gIGRgE.
This Part of tho Country Favored by the
Mealhor.

This Part of tho Country Favored by the
weather.
Oysters are way up-iO cents a quart
forthecommorest halk-but they would
be tout of sight" Of the man in moderate
circumstances but for the weather. The
rather mild weather, over the country at
large, affects the supply Of the lavorite
bivalvo in this section Of country in two
wavs. thas been possible all winter 10
dredge for oysters and to bring them into
port, The weather not having been se'
we're enough 10 interfere with navigation.
The absence Of the usual zero weather
from the great Northwest has also made
it impossible to ship oysters in large
quantities to such grea! distance. These
two influences have made the oyster
plenlier and cheaper than il otherwise
would haze LeeR In this part OF the
country, 60 easily aud quickly reached
from Baltimore.
a wheeling dealer said Saturday that
the prospects were that oysters woutd
never be cheaper than they are now.
They are yearly growing scarcer, while
the demand increases steadily and
enormously. The probable result is
that in q few years they will be a very
rare and costly luxury,
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The wedding next "Wednesday even.
ing OF Mr.. Charles j. Milton, OF St.
Louis, and Mlss Lucie Seville Loring, is
looked forward to as the leading event
OF the season in Wheeling society. The
attendants will be Misses Florence OFT,
Katie Hazlttt, Lydia MCSIechcn, Mamie
Patterson, Sara Cecil, Of Wheeling Car
RE Whiting, OF SswiCkley, Pa, and
Mamie Paelp5 and RsbecCa Tyler, OF
Louisville, and Messr5. Sam Hazlelt,
Sam Harrison, Sam Patterson, Alex.
Updsgrali, Walter Bill aud George
Baird, Of Wheeling, and DR.. PTesly Carr
Lane, OF St. Louis, and Mr.. Francis G.
Milton, OF Louisville. Mas Minnie Lor-
ing will be maid cf honor, and Nj. J. d.
Copp, Of st. Louis, best man.
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and then % szss Aitass;ha; Il va
mlses4l.s laF. All o slr1E 80. L''
rain vzsEs1 The muddy mos isi 20
Zfezi p.Iss Ia The streets over ne rave
ECnts Do tie i1fm Of very EE-ig ll--5,
which iH sJuls p.tsss e8T5fst ~ si.re1
tl ne LesLa al 20 o. thns lleLe.-
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Next Saturday afternoon and evening
stetson's great "Uncle Toms Cabin
Company viii be at the Opera House.
The Wilmington Nagsays OF it; "stet.
sons Combination played Uncle TOMS
Cabin to full houses yesterday after.
noon and evening. They had all the
accessories for producing the play in the
mos. approved style, and were highly
successful in pleasing their audience"
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Gle Sntelli0Gntrr.


TTITITI-.I God HITI1 TTF 0HT0-
ono Wsss Geo, +. 5tiiei aud Co.-FolHh
flfsr, A. Eenry-Esal Eil.tg Agent
Opsfs H0uss-5Jetson's gGu.o Toms Cabin.
C1umualIuC's Notice.
E6tco 10 CFedIt0U o.,
pauy,
BSmSSfilor a Bed-Hou,g & HcrTmAEn-
The wheeilpg IniiAlmeut Co Fourth Page.
Plsbufg Flour fourth Page.
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The street railway track spread last
night as electric car U was making the
last trip, letting the car into depression
in the street on Market street Just in
front OF lions German church. An.
other car brought workmen and tools
from the stables, and the damage was re-
paired. the car not getting IN motion
sgain till somewhat after midnight.
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II you cannot see and need spectacle
yon should call on US and haTe!Our Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
than any other UptlCinn in tho STATE,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
iuDdCd, JACOB VI. BRUBB,
IcWolCr lnd OptiCi2n,
Car. Twelfth and Market Streets
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Saturdays Steubenville Star says:
Capt. @. W. Bachelor, Of the Keystone
Bank, Pittsburgh; W. Il. Hearne, A. j.
Clarke and Alfred Caldwell, prominent
attorneys Of Wheeling, were in tue city
yesterday, and with Col. I. P. Spencer
.ook the deposition Of y. B. Doty 10 be
used in the quits Of the Bank OF the
Ohio Valley against Baron /. F. Lage1ieit.
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A noI u, ,tcrLounly Ab.ent.

John MeNichols, an eight.year-old boy
from the Second ward, mysterionsly dis.
appeared Saturday. In the morning he
wss in the paradeloi Pick * Fursmgn 8
"Uncle Toms Cabin Company, and had
not been seen since up to Last night. He
was dressed in striped pantaloons aud
coat, corduroy cap and gun boots. The
police are looking for him,
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TnRLN. o A CELggRlTION.
Good Crowd 81 the Fourth street N, =.
Church last night.


Church last sight.
The sixth anniversary Of the oTgaaiA'
lion OF the Y. NC. A. OF Wheeling Was
celebrated at the Fourth street NJ T.
church last night with very appropriate
and attractive exercises. Owing TO the
celebration several Of the other churches
omitted their usual evening services,
and the pastors and congregations joined
in the exercises. The Y. NJ, @. a.
guarts.te sang. and the congr5g a!ionEl
singing was led by a choir OF fifty
voices. Mr.. James PeTEy opened
the exercises with au organ voluntary,
after which the hymn, "Oh for a
thousand tongues TO sing, was sung
BY all. Rev. : Ii. BoTnbiassr, pastor
OF the English Lutheran church, rad
the Scripture lesson, aud Rev. D. A.
Cunningham ledi prayer, Alter music
by the quaTt5!te, the annual report Of
the local association was read. 10
showed the association 10 DO IN all re-
spec.3 in good condition and 70 nave in
creased ia the past year in membership
and in insITumentslities Tor doing good
After hymn, Mr.. Thomas J. Gillespie,
the General Secretary, made an address
OF an appropriate character, which Was
earnest and interesting, aud received
with pleasure by the congregation.
Mr.. 4 Ii. Zimmerman was also present
and made another address after . second
selection by the Quartette, and after the
hymn, "Work, for the night ia coming,
Rov. DR.. Gushing, OF the Fourth street
NJ. E. church, made some remarks OF q
congratulslory and inspiring character
A collection was taken up, for tAe
benefit OF the Association, and after the
singing OF the Doxology Rev. j. I. Me.
Clure, OF the L. p. Church, pronounced
the henedicioB.
The singing was especially spirited,
and the choir, under the leadership Of
Q. S, Morrison, was very effective.
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In Part | Of the Circuit Court satur-
day, the motion for new trial in the
case Of John II. Peyton ys. James L.
Hawley was oyerruled.
The case of Montgomery Vs. the H. "
< st. L. Railroad Company was adjourn
ed until to-day.
In Part II, f. Loohner, a native OF
Germany, was admitted 10 citizenship