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MORE MONEY NEEDED FOR DESTITUTE PEOPLE

The following letter has been sent to the Tribune
by the Charity Organization Society: The Charity
Organization Society acknowledges with many
thanks the following contributions in response 10 It's
appeal of October 10 for three exceptional cases OF
helpless restitution
Mrs. Orme Wilson, $40; Mrs. Aston. and s Michel
basher, s25 each. A Friend and VI. E. r., $50 each
T.. s.. Mrs T. w. caldwell Joseph Lehman. VI. w.
p, Mrs. S. o. V and Rufus Waterhouse. $5 eacn;
Cash. Martha p. Greene. f. NJ H.. Miss a. II.
Schenck. W. Wickham Smith. Mrs. J. H. White
house and the Misses Maxwell, so each; Edgar 4
Resale, 81 80; II. l.. c.. Cash NJ. +. H.. j. H. r..
w. l. c., c. l.. s., s. each: f.. H. c., 80; Cash,
II. Lewinson and a. A. Perry, s. each; II. w.
Clarke, ST. Jack. 30 cents; Sallie y. c.. % cents.
The sums have been designated follows:
"Of the $3.50 needed for the widow with four child
rem, sl3 80 has been received of the 5000 asked for
the mother and consumptive daughter, $O4 .; and
of the $500 required for the family with parayZed
husband and invalid wife. but SOP 80 has been con-
tributed. The society hopes that generous public
will complete the necessary sums.
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THE NAMES FINE RECORD.
1T Is THOUGHT THAT THE CONTRACTORS WILL
EARN BIG BONUS on THE TRIAL
TPIp or THE BATTLESlllP.


With big white 1851" denoting the average
number OF knots an hour. chalked on one Vi nei
huge smokestacks. the battlcship Maine lay at inc
Rrooklvn NAVY Yard Yesterday afternoon RESUME
from her triumphal trial trip of the previous oay
Her ironwork was white with the crust OF SAT-
from the big seas which had dashed over her
deck as she sped through the heavy wind ana
tumbljnr seas of Long Island Sound FOR four houiS
on Wednesday. Otherwise the vessel -ooheu "'
scathed and as Il record breaking trlal UiIs "e'e
an everyday matter to her
Inst how well the Maine has done VIII not OF
course. be known until next week when the oihc'ai
6cures will no fully computed. All yesterday
afternoon the engineers and their assistants were
gathered around a big table on an upper hoo' III
one OF the yellow buildings In the yard' anu
spread before them was most oe""ueii"s an
perplexing array Of figures and curious nhe"S"'
rnents You could almost hear the men pi"'''
click they working so hard ana 'hey VIII i"
the officia, figures out at the first moment posSpe'
Every OF them. from Chief Engineer = '-'
Ayres down. declared that everything had worker
beautifully that the engines had gone like SWISS
clock wheels and that the whole trial was mos
satisfactory There were those on the trlai "Trip
who did not hesitate predict that 95W Morse
power had been developed. That is 800 more 'hah
the contract calls for and the contractors would
receive $4,000 as bonus in that case. O'hcrS
believed that the excess had not been so great,
but all united in saying that the contract hau
been surpassed materially
The speed which the battleship developed sur
prised and delighted the contractors and the Navy
Department Between buoys. the average speed
marked off was 1895 knots hour but her actua.
speed was much greater Allowing for TIE ire
mendously heavy head wind and tide. II was at
least 1887 knots hour, and that makes tnS
Maine the fastest big battleship In the Ohi'eu
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Railroads..
RAILROADS..
DE NNSYL Y MIA
X RAILROAD co.
rATIONC fonf OF Ieshr0sseS and COrtlandt Streets
CITATIONS foot OF DesbrOsses and COrtlandt Str


1850 A. VI FENNsYLvANIA sn5 dSsen%a
II, Cars Arrives Chicago M Cleveland %
a H. Cincinnati $50 a IN. and lnd'ahapo's ''' I" '''
100 +. VI. cHicAGo AND ST LOUIS E%PREES oS,
slcepng and Dining cars 20 y, 10 a. a. NJ 81,
600 sp'1 r. q. i" wEsTFRx EXFREss Pullman sssg1;
80, = 81 souTHwEsTERN EXPREss Inn,
Arriy"9 Cincun.ii i p m. INDIANAPOLIS iolo p M d.
no ,i !, VI m P,IFIc E%Tii:ss Pullman Sleeping Ca,
To- PittsbLrg Connects for Chicago daily ana ''''''"'
u,iJivi,iGI,T:. 4, AsiiIVGTON AND THE SOUTH;
S 80 900 1910 Limited. Dining GaI; !, a. Iii M Pporla2
oD.nn. car a2o "'ongressiona Limited al r 10 ~
night SUNDAY 30 900 m; go .Gonge en,onr
Limited ali Farlor ard Dining cars'. 40 'D'""S
40 r. VI. sGh:rH TaITv Express. daily sleeBeiTs
Ashc,ii" Tampa Augusta End New 9riJ ,n'vIis
300 y. M.-Da;ly Tor Chcsareake & ONO halfway
Trggh ssag @9I nG4s o Ta1S NORFOLK via Cape
Charles Route. a. IN. weekdays. ana. WIN i"'o's'
ATLRTTlc co a. riNE 200 m. daily sesper' to
Tampa Jacksonville. Macon and Charleston 9o' p III
rG Gy FP r to 14cEG aN1 CAPE MAY 100 P NJ
wreb-,,ayt Through Buffet Parlor Car 10 Atlantic
ri o"S " a:i" No e and i'" cr M
C az ,ry FAX and ocean Grove sundays)
.,'' At N.o ron rmiLADEIIrMHd,An; Penn, Limited,
'i ~ 10 II a. m l2ao / 30 g. 80 ~
. , ~ 10 i neh, sunl1ys EXps,ss' rs ~" !,
20 90 Iir.t'D. 10 a. m. . T. ~" e. a. '''' o. .
T',s"'t Ci-ce. Nos ig: ga 1890. l.322 ii3 and 2S
-. .,,"sH '.ur, street $50 Fulton street o.
'oadway Roekn Annen station f9ot q F2R
T,ni.r c.r,,lny win call for check baggage from
ha'.' ana i.uers through to des''"1' ~ WOOD
C;er'.,ai Hanaf rr. General Iass'r Agent
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WIMPLES AND CRISPING-PINS.

Stidies in the Couture and Ornaments OF Women. By
THEODORE CHILD. Author of art and Criticism
etc. Illustrated. Crown svo Cloth. Ornamental. Tn
cut Edges and Gilt Top. 81 90
This studies in the couture and ornaments
of women; and very pleasing illustrations es
pecially designed 70 show Of woman's browning
giorics her hair and and adornmen From
the earliest those Of the Scotch lassie who
wanted "a bunch Of blue ribbon TO tie up her bonnie
brown hair" the fair has given much thought to
dressing hair the dressing OF It's person.
and jeweed hllet the simple snood
that is decoration Of the head the impulse
Is the samoa love for the graceful identifying ar
rangement which is equal delight to the wearer and
her friends.
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CENTRAL RAILRvAD OF HEW.JERSEY

IUl0 .uIlildIIN F'IltN '|I.II'IN
Trains leave station tot Of Libc. J-,t.
10 I.a..n bethlehem AAeuto"n, Mauch tnunN &c.
10 ~, $40 II - iaston. ~ NJ. llO. - ~
g. Eastoal. 100. q. 7.@p To- AientoHn r. NJ SUI"
dl-.. ,.:t i.II \ NJ. 100. go GOO i. NJ . a,
g. NDAa.,afte. II'f.'on and scranton. 9.lO ~ a.
no 10 t.9D T.. Il sundays. 43O \ NJ M :,
FIR Reading ~ so 500 go 1850. ll.p y "a
l.iu $50 BOO. to- 300. = -. 30 T. NJ - - n,sh
nlay- 40 \. NJ. 90 30 80 600 /. NJ. l-'l'
f.-'t.
80, 100 SIS T. 81. 1918 night sundays 100 ID
COO b.. y. l2.l5 night. ,. G ~
r.. -uulury. l..tl-hIiE and Nllhfnspt NJ t,,".
a.io 4 4. ITO | ~ 80 =. NJ Sundays 7:i' A. NJ
Goo =. Il -, ., ,,,.,
r. Tel Punk Long Rranch ard point. south 10 fon'
Pleasant i.3p So II 20 A. VI. 80 10. l.N 10
-. = ~ IA pinkt els T. NJ Sundava except ocean
Grove and i.hsrr Yaif. o.nn \ VI. 100 J.. ".
FOR LAKEWOOD.
iarmirsI,c. Toms E,'r. i@rn,sa' Park and BaInegat
- SIS \ VI. l.I5. i.co = VI ,,,
F.- Atlantic Cltt tlu- May. Nincand ana B''us''"h
FIR Monmouth Bach scahrlgh; and Highlands x
Nl,rriik tao - ~ 30 \. NJ. 10 - g! u, e%cc'
UrnlauIt Z ,t,~>.uhi. 100 and TO T. IL sundays
O..
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. bAl.tIMoi'.' 49," "As'''''
Fr IhGadclfa Wek qa$, 49, S,o ;u 91o i o
caro-. 800 900 DINING car, 10 a.tS !, NJ l. ~
nI.lt. sunday SO. 500 ~ - DINING ,ID n n
90 :. e., 500 DINING CaD T. NJ. IL II n.sht oo ,,o
llfflr!lre and Washington. week days. w" II 80
,1,nin, C,r, \ y IN 2 90 500 600 dining CaD
j. 81 - - NIGHT. Sind.As. 90" !! 80 Dining carr
4 " 10 i.p' con Dining Cal l.. NJ. l. - night,
Tickets AMI p,f s's an '- IfT,ufci NJ IL -oi
irt i:l Els; 18th st. 2G' West 18th st.. 53i
81 .niuS YORK Court St. $50 Fulton st
re- ttI,r, os u-9alv-ry Williamsburg Tho Now York
1-,rrfof Cnrlrv viii all md check baggage from
i.fel ~ residence - des'inlfi1r
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RElnEnED MORTGAGE

Adams William G. to Josephine II Russell : :. ooc
Andrews. FizSbcth i. T. Peter andrews. lr n = 80
i7othsi :G It q Railroeaaye' drms sa,ns, ''
80 II II 9th'aye, nstalm@nts' -'Vo'
rus, tGmpany Its % and - - 10 Il. GO to oooc
a. 20 and a. map Kinysllnd estate, ! year. "oS
'G I.i,i i iti q 1000
iisscr Ge'rES W. ,, sTt T''' leo +, Of Gcntal
Park West. years , o,b.oye ''''
F Isl y E'e 5ah st St. olIo s. 40 OF
, ssa AND % WEE to 5" William Kcrnoclan
r".' Amsieriam-avc SIS IT 4 md-st two
mGTis"s sS,G EnI ara VIZ WIZ to Todd cor,
ner Of s5thst and coumsn, aye: ana properly 1e7 oW
Fest simon and another t. NG,hH" FyarS'''" GOO
viyna 'H %rtr. and Si wife to Doomb.s
vy.oavc 1870 It Of ' Msrri r IaG% 80 KS
I E"it G Mnlsa To- trustees Of samuel ra,,
No 100 3tha ns } Se',s the ri;c Guarantee
and Trust company I'i-st s. i@'t IT OF :, oo
ciasu M"rrs 10 Christian Hiersack Nos % and
y PiTe-st and No no henry,s years q; S2s
nsasr noro.nfs to y Minerva Ms' place ysars 2
ur,irr sophia. to Camilla II y Keller. No 22i
E%r, l2"'n Jatanrs and wiic to sarah David
son. a2dst. 2i' fty , 4 S1h-sys year. S
LInn GsSIE centre nG i inc bewssn iih
M s, Gnd c %nHr t% Ss Lie
Company OF st Nicholas Place 2lil IT n ,oo on,
Nous Sr '' Hrnry. and wife to H. W. Robinson No
3i-nNe. years ''o'N'
Sit I,h 10 and Wah sts year.......,........ 200
Mary Lewis =. the Emigrant Industrial say
irgs Iank W - of ist-ave 5o.i II " 18th 49,
o. Ncll Philip and wife to II - Jockel. = ssth- 49,
I W % 3l-avc. , years. ............. ON
sniv.rly Elizabeth NJ. to Mary a l. Gordon
Fast Brondway. =. lot 1873. map Henlrick
'' 5h',Te 73 II OF 5sh-st year,. 25oOs
Segal Amelia. to David Quigcy and another,
n s. iosth-st. $50 It Of 5,h-ave. 3 ycars..... 5t
Thces Oscar y, to n X lIeekman trustee.
" 7th-ave Ti.9 II n OF i3tth-st. years.. $500
Baker John q, and wife to II A Morgan and an
years. T. % 1890 @ ] leoos
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PORTRAITS IN PLASTER.

p,o-, ~. Collection Of LAURENCE HUTTON. With ~
Illustrations. Large Paper. svo, Cloth. Ornamental
Uncut Edges and Gilt Top. Sc 90.
This volume has the initial attractiveness OF novelty
Of topic which indeed is almost startlngy interesting
Mr. collection Of casts Of the faces OF emil
nent men and women Of all types and epochs has long
been famous circle Of his private acquaintance
and can be cataogued unique in its and dignity
brief history and survey OF 81 is here afforded the
public the profuse illustrations adding most essential
aid TO the readers study OF them The text pleasant
reading-reminscences and Geographic notes and com
ments furnishing forth part Of IT, BY all those inel
gently interested In physiogromy and phrenoogy Mr. Hut
tons volume should be carefully considered.
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BALTIMORE AND 0I.io IL. II.
Baltimore Wnshi"2;;o", chir'so, Cincinnati

EnTtfmOrc, IT fsi n TOW, IN 'iEU, IIncInnntt,
81 Louis aud NJ ioir,S west.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE OK All. TRAINS.
Lcaye New -lofi foot Of Iibry ST.; d"ily log IIil-
CAGO / % p. IN and !2.lJ NIGHT For IIIISBlRG
I.3o p. m Il 10 night. For CITCI:;NNTI ST LOUIS.
900 m. Geo p. N. FOR WAslllNGtoN. BAI.rI-
MORE 800 q. III: a. IN. Dining carr 80 o. VI
=, m - SUM 300 - ~ 900 j. m Dining carr. l. 10
night. Al trains dti!y except 300 D. IN.
FOR NokFoI.k. l@y Line. ~ p m * sunday
For NtW-OgIIANS. via Roanoke. Iustpl and Chaua-
through Iii'mnn sleeping Car. GOO N. daily
Ticket oni,~: ~ oct si5 ilIO rdNay. 81 tas; lin
ST.. 400 Grand st. \. Y a39 81 FULTON s.. $40 Wash
g,.n st. Brooklyn station foot q Liberty St. g. H. H.
OF -. J.
Newyort Tronrfer Co. VIII call Tor and check baggage
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III.
A LITTLE ENGLISH GALLERY.

LITTLE ENGLISH GALLERY.
BY LOUISE IMOGEN Quincy. With Portrait. 1Grno
Essayists)
Miss Guney's deals with the following figures
in English literature: Lady Danvers Henry Vaughan
George Farquhar. Topham Beauclerk, Bennett Langton
and William Hazlitt. The author brings these fading
presences and vivid hfe and the essays are
full Of quaint. out-ofheway learning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
A HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE

For Secondary Schools. BY j. Logic Robertson. First
English Master. Edinburgh Ladies' College. Post Svo
Cloth, 81 25. QBy mail. 81 30
Mr.. Robertson's volume embodles the and
reliable results in fact and criticism Il includes
torical sketch and literary Of each period BIZ
oraphies Of the principal authors, with characteristic
specimens OF the short references Of
less note: and full chronological lists Of writer's
and their works
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Gonnlrn Real Gslaic for Sale.

TIMBER LANDS Sto1darl County. Mo. for sale
sh"np t. close m estate. l0"o acres In lots Ia suit:
OAK gum. cypress Correspondence from and
others solicited \. -. SIMPSON. Trustee T. o. Box
Boston. Mass.
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WEST SEORE x. z,

Trains leave IVES, 42d s,-ton. New York. FOL.
low, IL etiIieT fluIn foot Franklin ST.
$3.50 a. VI. Daily. Local 20 Buffalo.
1913 4. u. Daily Fl Albany. itct SyrncUGc Roches-
t.. iIInao Niaeara Fails. Detroit. ChicasJ. except
s.tulday ior Toronto.
3;IJ T. VI. DAILY :o Albany. Montreal. Utica. syta-
cuac. Iochcsi'r Hufiso. Niagara Falls Toronto De
trJit. Gle. Gland Chicago arG -. LHuis.
S;3J Il. W. Dail. except nday, Tor Utica. syracuse.
Rochester and buffalo. Carries scepns-cAr passcnorls
only.
s,i, y. VI. Daily Albany. juca Syracuse Koch',-
ter, Buffalo. Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit, Cleveland.
Chicago and -. l.oIis
For tickets uiuc tables. raIlor AMI slceplng-ar
c"nmo1aons apply city ,hlc- ErooHyn and New f0r..
and AZ stations Tim tables a. Ir.hcir4! hotels. For
other information address
c. 4. LAMBERT General Ias.cnrer Agent.
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G. RgEs: L I'M f. S

T.. E% : E. Z, I 81 z = a
Through trains Tor Chicago AID the West leave New
York. loot II ChaEbeIs-st daily. follows and hys
minutes eaflier from West .?l-si..
01I 4. M.-Ncstrued EAprss for Wayefly Bing'
"'' ha.nton. Emira LGnrio. Bradford and Saa-
manca. Iar.yl Buffalo.
ROO T. M.-Vest,bule Limited Solid train for chi
"'"' cas1. Wa 'hautaEGua Lake. Sleepcrs to Chi
Cage Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
f.20 IT, N-Sold train to Chicago. via Niagara Falls
"'OO Slcclers To Luid!o and Chicago
S.AE J.. VIVA chnuiaupua Lake ana Niagara Falls.
''fo solid train - chicago sieepers to Buffalo Chi.
cago and Cincinnati Dining ear
1 OCAL TINE TABLE TICKETS AND pULLNAS
- Accommodations 26l 2.J. JJi BTOadwaJ laj
East l2jh-s. Chambers and West I'D ferries. New
York: 49, Fulton B.ooklyn: DO Hudson-st. Hoboken
and Jersey CITY station Erie Transfer Company calls for
and checks baggage from notcs and residences ~ dee
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Mem 11nbl,eatlons.

HARPER & BROTHERS
PUBLISH TO-DAYS
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Published by HARPER & BROTHERS.
New-York.
The by all booksellers or
Will be sent by the publishers. prepaid any
part Of the United States. Canada Mexico receipt
Of the price Harpers Catalogue will be any
dress receipt OF Ten Cents in stamps
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Watkins William w. ct al TO Title GUARANTEES
and Trust Co. 162d-st. 3OO.6 II e OF Amster-
dam-ave | year. mortgages ................ 4
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cam Schools.

WoNAN's LAW CLAss.-Fifth year begins Nov 6th
W at the New University Building. Washington So
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays For scholarship
ply to Mrs f. A. GREELEY. 125 Yves. 44thst.,
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The Semi Weekly Post 81 90 a
Year.

In casting about for paper fol
1891, that will meet your own wants
aud your family's wants, You should
not, in justice to your own interests
overlook the Pittsburgh SEMI" eek
ly Post. price one dollar year. II
cant he beat. You want to join the
club of Subscri ers right way.
Send to THE POST for a free
specimen copy.
j n will raise the veil in the
Court iIouse tonight, he comes
especially to lift the pressure from
Col Rempel, Col Sands, and bis
hosts of old time frierds in Logan
from contribution before us, we
learn that he has got the grip on
Truth and with tho hand spike OF
phoIcsofly will pry out the microbes
of ignorance from the unkno Il
force of power by the po er 'r
force. J n is in go d lie t andl
-pirrt-, no ID III IN ha~ i''',i i''i
,f his curls. nor Int"l .cinl tIg"
,nl he is in every raSoer' nn,'1
improved since his las' VS. y
-epi in hi hahi writing. he wL't
4. bad \ hand. .a- ever, and i J.
much to be- regretted has We eau
no, dsriph.r from his u''.l's.'''i,'
in. VIII At he inpa,,S t. saw C"itis
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California in Four Days.

Think of Only four days to
California and only one change of
cars via the Popular Buckeye Route
aud its direct connections with
through Tourist and Pullman sleep
ing cars every day i'll the year, with
low rates now offered could you not
well afford to take holiday during
an interval when there IL little work
TO be done on the farm, III the fac
tory or the Office and employ Your
mind and rejuvinate your health by
a trip to the sulubrious climate OF
California, ftly termed the land OF
sunshine and flowers
Our rates are so low and the ad-
vaptages offered SO great that you
can we'll undertake the trip. The
Buckeye Route offers choice OF
Route going and returning without
extra charge ana stop-overs may bt
made st pleasure. Confer witt
agents of the G II V q I Ry or ad
dress, w Ii Fisher. Gen. Pass. d
I'kt Ag't, Columbus, Ohio.
jau Is 5w
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A Man.

Who reads grows wise. because he
always learns of something to his
advantage. In reading this a.ticie
YOU will learn that we advertise as
being the shortest line from Sathern
and Central Ohio to Columbus, To-
ledo, Detroit and Chicago, and If
You will examine the cfhclal Rail
way guide you will find we advertise
facts. Another thing Our trains
run at convenient hours and Parlor
Cars are attached to all our express
train which are truly Palaces on
Wheels. the extra charge for seat
therein is bnt % cents and We are
conceded the title of being the short
Line to hicago and the Northwest,
running Pullman Palace Slccpers
between Columbus AMI Chicag"
every night i'll the yea' so II you
want satisfaction, patronize the
Buckeye Route; we do as we adver-
tise. w ii fisher'
General Pass, Agt, Columbus o.
Jan Is 5w
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Obituary

D,Ep,-On the 10th inst, Mr..
James Wilson from a complication
of ailments, diabetes being the cause.
Mr Wilson was born III i1opeville
ow nship, Perry County, o. March
q, 1921, and with his parents IN
1888 came to Monday Greek town
ship, in sai,i county, where he re
sided until his death. He was mar
ried three times, his two former
wives and two children preceding
him to the spirit world.
He served the the township as
trustee, and FOR over eight years had
been post master at Maxvill :. His
life shows 70 have been chec kered
career Of labor and sorrow, and often
the CT lel hand of fate rested heavily
upon him; yet he seemed to struggle
on and fight manfully sad adver-
sity. He joined the Presbyter!an
church at Logan, O. and on the l3.
ult, was baptised by Rev Moore, the
venerable father of Rev ID r Moore,
D D., of Logan, O. From what
time on he seemed calm. patient and
resigned to The will of God, praying
for speedy dcliverance from his
untold misery and pain. Relief
came ct last. Like wanderer he
laid his burden down and fell asleep
at the age of IS years, months
and 10 days.
Deceased was member of tie
Masonic Order, under whose ausplc' S
his remains were laid to rest. anum-
Der being present from New Lexing-
ton, Shawnee and his own Alma
Mater. Rev. d. Il. Moore, ID. ID.
of Logan Ohio, preached an excel
lent sermon on "The life to come.
lie ieaves wife, five children, three
brothers and one sister, besides a
host of relatives and friends to
mourn the lrreparable loss. May his
soul he at peace, while his body rests
IN peace in his narrow home.
Maxville, 0. Jan, y, 1894 J.L.l
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ALONG PROCESSION.

of diseases start from torpid liver
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edy that's guaranteed TO benlflt or
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gence and liberal minded of onr
clty an:l irruuhuIng toMns. over
nine hundred gained admlttance,
pack ing the b.i. H. dltcomfort. Hun
dreds stood out in the hall and On
the stairway, attentive listeners.
Oar Logan choir maintained
their hlgh repute, and the ladies' and
gentIema.. from Columbus, won the
praises of all. |, Is not, we hope
inyIdions, for it is So, to say that
our ow Ii Miss Gertrude Tracy, teach
er in our sciiuui, cariied off the hon.
crs oi the evening. She recited fr
Ryan'S. "ErinS Green Flag, all TIE
fiery passion anL toucl, NJ patiios t'Iat
T. ,i;.hs tia@. ile,"udS history, ,inspi.
res, Miss Tracy is lady of sp!en-
did presence. iier voice and gest-
urt are refined and impressive, and
beiore as Intelligent am audience AS
ever faced stage, she showed ner-
sell hot ll.furriVr 10 the heralued
| historic iaee as al ei"cntlon.
Miss Bessie Schwartz, one of eur
school girls, won great applause by
resting character sketch, from I.
selection Of the high school exrr
cises. Fr Mahoury dire,}sd the
pr.graEim,.. ami managed iTie affair
w.,..Dut i jar or h,ii Ia the close
At the conclusion ui the concert
tie prizes were drawn, resulting as
follows:-
Cock, Louise Kintz,
amberlng Rote,-Joe Brady,
+ noroldered pillow, ka-e kessler.
Sand cover, Mrs II Doeble,
Stand cover,-Rave Henry,
Frame, Mrs ReIff,
Fancy Plate.-Mrs Hare.
S lyar and cream set,-urs Till,
Crib doll, Mary Ward.
Fln cushion. Frank Brown,
Hand painted biotter, Miss Weiland,
6 Tess loli-Mrs McGrath, name,
Nellie Bly,.
). The proeeedes of the festival will
a noun, to about $4,000. FIR Maho
~ desires to return thanks for the
cordial support extended.
The necessity of going to press
AMI mesting mails on time with the
prpsr, prevents a more extended
Dtice of the concert this week
oar muslcal STAFF member may dis
.:iisS IL oHr next.
Messrs Watterson, Fitzgerald, NJ
Bride, Murry, and Mrs Fitzgeral
the Misses kroheubergcr ami Mur
: ry of Columbus, took promlnen
parts III the concert.