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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-18

All other musical interest cen:ers in
the preparation of Christmas music,
which promises to be more IMAM usually
elaborate. Orchestras Will materially as
sist in st Joseph's Cathedral, and 81,
Matthew's p. Il. church on Christmas
day. The vested choir at ST. Matthew'S
IS already I'm splendid condition and the
finest music ever presented by II Is
promised. with the authoritative state
inent that 1t viii NOT be repeated the
following Sunday. MIR Meyers, the d.
rector. is devoting his entire attention
to this music puI Will not conduc; tnc
0rstor!o Soeiety til the Monday follow
tag Christmas. The meeting Of the go.
cle.y, however. viii he held as usual
and some one called on FOR the time IN
order tina: the Preparations for It's pub.
l.c appearance may 50 Oh uninterrupted.
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II Ia like nndiug monry. Goods nrr
sold Al such great reductions at our clos.
ing o,tt sale, our store Is fun " anxious
b,iyorg every day The very llnrsl part
of our sto,l,li sllll here This l1n chance
IN lifeline. ,,,.,,,e.r "a,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-18

rNtHt pNIH'WWuH7 0tupe Fruit
arI Nl'iHl grapSs, o.
ALEX BURST 4 SONS,
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MUSICAL WHEELING.
Doings and Sayings in the Local
Musical Colony,
LAST PHILHARMONIC CONCERT

or THE YEAR OCCURS NEXT
TUESDAY AND Is DEVOTED EN-
TlRELY TO NUMBERS BY THE
GREAT BEETHOVEN oArAN's
CLUB MATINEE YESTERDAY,
CHURCH CHoIRs PREPARING
FOR ELABORATE CHRISTMAS
MUSIC.
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rAIDNEss IN either hereditary or
fplrei ~ Fitkncgr, mental exhaustion,
rta-.rg tlshl.'it,Iug hats, and hy over
w1I. ami trouble. MANS Remover viii
..ug.H#f IL
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The Special Sale

OF One Hundred Pianos at cut prices is
IN full blast, at Houses.
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THE finest and most complete line Of
ladies Gold Bass ana Chatclancs ever
seen IN Wheeling now on gale at o. e.
Gnnthnr'R LnNcLrY Stnre.
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graphophone loose one night. just out
side the shocmaker's home The graph
ophone was previous to this an UNI
known quantity TO the shoemaker, who
relates his experience thuswise:
81 don't know how long | was asleep
that night but when ! woke UP
thought / heard music outside, l lay
and listened to the faint strains, and
presently deciphcrud Nearer. My God
10 Thee" The sound seemed to come
from far away down In the ground
Then came a pause, and | heard some
think go 'ku-reck, ku-reCkl' like the
winding OF clock, The sound ended
only TO give away 10 Just Tell Them
That You Saw Ne This tune sounded
real nice. aud got up and looked out
In the darkness. but couldn't sec any
body. / imagined somebody was play
Ing IN the next house, 50 | went back
10 bed, and was preparing to so to sleep
again. when l started. Somebody Was
talking IN hoarge tones. As listened
my blood began TO bolt. what villain
was trying 10 rouse my RcpubllCanism2
There (. was, BIyun's Chicago speech
being thrust at me, Tho cross Of gold
and Tho crown OF th0rnFH / slipped on
some clothing and rushed down stairs
and out to the gnic just ag two forms
gllded hac1, into the darkness Then
bumped agalns' some dafnCd Internal
machine. knocking Il over.
and would you believe IT," said the
shoemaker, ithat telephone machine
kept n-ranting Bfyaus speech $50 ~
nearly Kicked the Euilling out Of III"
"Ycs." said former "oIco" man,
there's iotg OF excitement In the bust
moss. md there was too much for me, 10
got out OF IT, The profits made In sell.
Ing the stun for the real thing had 10
be pald out the next week for 1nos, or
to Tho lawyers, and you always had to
I'D ON the witch Tor tho revenue officer,
or the detectives employed by the huclt-
ucrl. 50 that IN addition to the nerve
pnqured to give Tho people 'olco' when
they were paying Tor butter, II required
considerable TO face tho music that
playeI On all Sides Tho law says 'olco'
must lac cOlofcd mink. ana YOU can't
soil n mound 0f II NJ any price when you
do that You also found n necessary Ia
toop butter ON stock 10 give 10 supple.
lana lpoltlng customers, aud II was hot
Tor la apll tO these ll n loss than to run
ihr rlgk of being pulled our enemies
wore Inc huCktclF They made things
ovrppdinriy warm fsf SIS fellows last
,yintor but we discovered u way out NJ
tha ,vooIr. ThDir were povunty-tWO ~
tbem ugnulLtd into u protective nyHu.
,Iuilou and they mot pvrTy Friday
tLelu rhoto wCIu thlDy.tWu NJ Us
ih,r aud $50 Knew uuxt morning at
mnrlt,t luAl Whni no dp fuL YOU see,
vo Ind one NJ M" lntkscra 'iiNcd' and
hGd tell ~ VIM look pace ~, tlc
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CRITERION and Regina Music Boxes
from $500 60 5000 at
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
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DO not fail to SEQ Il. L, 1lIllman &
CO. stock.
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The midnight hour had been tolled
from the capitol clock long since, and
the streets We're silent and deserted
The chill December air shivered around
the post office, and the tall policeman
IN front OF kiaris was lost in thought.
Ever and anon he gazed up at the
twlnkling electric lights, and then on
up to the pale moon in the gray morning
sky Then he looked up and down Mar
ket street, and up and down Sixteenth
street. There was no sign OF life 1t
was strange that belated citizen
hadn't broken the stiffness that had now
continued for full five minutes, Joe"
relapsed Into his musings-for the po-
liceman was none other than Officer
McCausland a sense of loneliness
stole over him Everything was so STILL
His imagination began to lead him to
the supernatural "Ugh!" he shlvered,
What the deuce Is in the air tonight,
anyhow"
His eyes lnstinctively drifted across
across the street. He started back!
What was that? Standing there on the
curb in front of Boadwing & Schnei-
der's saloon was-horrors!-1 ghost!
II Stood then It moved; then stopped
again. Joe" rubbed his eyes; but the
spirit would not down. Along the curb
u few steps further Il moved. The
whlte-robed figure peered neither TO the
right or left. Just outside the little shoe
shop the spirit" came under the rays
of the electric light. "Ah," quoth the
policeman, IT'S the shoemaker"
Then the vision OF underwear and
bare feet passed through the doo.. The
man was probably walking in his sleep.
A shoemaker furnishes the next num-
Der on the programme, He repairs con-
taminated soles and shoes run down in
the heel. in the Fifth ward, and is an en-
tertainerof the first water His daughter
has fellow, and the fellow has chum,
and the chum has n graphophone, and
this combination did the rest. The
fellow liked to serenade his girl, and his
friend kindly consented TO turn the
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GAMES, hooks nnd Toys IL what tho
Children wnni. cat nnd see our stock
hefaro uttUllHsiug ClAeWhCrr'
UkHLE IIiiO,., 1903 Market street.
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THE pYrHIAN FAIR.
Night the Bls show coneiude'--The

Country Store Attached.
There was lots OF fun at the Pythian
fair last night, the "Dok!es" being RICH;
at the front from start to finish. To-
night the fair concludes and a record
breaking attendance is expected.
A feature waB the CLOSING" Of the
country store By Sheriff Richards-just
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The First English Lutheran church rs
now completed In every respect The or
Gan and choir have been put 10 the keep.
Ing Of Mr.. W. i, Floyd, A man OF many
years experience. and fully eapabl, Of
holding the responsi5le position OF choir
director
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RlNEHART & TATUM,
Telephone 2le. City Bank Buidinu,

TRUsTEE's SALE OF OHIO COUNTY
i REAL ESTATE.
by virtue OF deed az trust made hy
ReaEon Mo2lngo and Carrie h. MoznE1
his wife, and Thomas Mozlngo, to me, "a
trustee bearing date on the g7th day az
Office OF tho county court Of Ohio county.
West Virginia, in Deed OF Trust Book IA
20, page ZIG, VIII on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF DE.
CEMBER, 1897,
ksel at public auction at the north from,
door of the court house az Ohio COUNTY
Nest Virginia, commencing nj 10 o'cioS,,
a. M, the following described two tracts
OF land, situated on the waters Of Nc
Graw's Run and Battle Run, In Liberty
district, Ohio county West Virginia, and
bounded and described as follows:
First traCt-Bcglnning at 4 stone nsap
n white oak In PeddicOrd's line and cor.
ner to lands OF Melvin and Martin Bow.
man, and thence with Bowman's lima
north 3S' west 20 poles 10 stake In the
sons lime north ~ west s9.e poles 10 a
beech stump; thence Gorth ~ west q
poles to a stake; thenN north Sll:' west
93S poles 10 stone corner to other lands
OF ReaZon Mozlngo; thence with Mozlngos
weed woe o thence Sss north 81 Vest ia % pet g' 10
a white oak, corner to lands OF Jacob De-
garmo; thence north 81 east az poles to
a post; thence south iSo east % poles 10 a
locust; thence south 70ia' east az poles
forty-eight q0 acres ana seventy al
poles, more or less. as surveyed by r. j.
McCleery on the nth day OF June, 1895
This being the same property that was
conveyed to the said Reazon and Thomas
Mo2ingo by Melvin Bowman and Martin
Bowman. by deed bearing date on the 2Ith
day OF June, 1895, and now OF record In
the clerks office OF. the county court o.
Ohio county, West virginia, IN Deed Book
No. NJ, page l06.
Second tract-DeglnnlnC Mt or near a
beech In the line OF lands Formerly owned
by Edward Ray, and corner 20 lands now
owned by Taggart, ana thence with tho
south 90 west 26,I0 poles 10 the line OF
Morrow Gibson. formerly Edward RAY,
thence with Gibson's line south SSls' cast
2S02 poles TO the limo OF the first tract
herenbeforo described; thence north 25h'
east 4iGO poles TO an iron-wood; thence
north 50 west II poles; thence north CO
west 49.5 poles to the line Of James a, Rice;
thence with Rlce's line south ej' west $50
poles to the placs, OF beginning, ana con;
and fOrty-elght 0iS) poles, more or less.
This being the same tract OF land that was
conveyed to the said Reazon MoZingo by
W. NJ. Dunlap, special commissioner by
August, 1890, and Of record IN the clerks
office OF the county court OF Ohio county.
West Virginia.
The property hcrelnbeforc described Will
he sold as whole, or IN separate trnc,s,
as may be deemed best by the trustee.
TERMS or SALE,
Ore-third OF the purchase money. and
as much more as the purchaser may elect
10 pay, IN cash OH day Of sale: the balance
In two equal payments at one ana tHo
ycars. with interest from day of sale tho
purchaser giving his notes with approved
security for tho deferred installments,
with tho interest on the second deferred
lnstallmcnt payable Annually: Tho title TO
he retained by the trustee until the prop
IL.
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DIAMONDS from our hougc are well
known 10 hc OF superior qualify.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCGIER co.
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DO not let your dealer palm OFT on
you any new remedy ior cp,uf IhsiSI
on having Or. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Ivy virtue Of a deed OF trust made by
Michael u. I.ally TO mo. as trustee, dated
November a. 1891. and recorded In the
office of tim clerk of the county court
Of Ohio county. West Virginia. In Deed
of Trust Book No. Al, page Sii will, on
MONDAY. JANUARY 3, 1888,
sell at public auction Mt the north front
door OF the court house OF Ohio county,
West Virginia commencing AZ 10 o'clock
a. m. the following described property
to-wit:
Part Of lots numbered forty-nlne AO and
fifty go situate on the west side OF E0R
street between Twcnty-fourth and Twen-
ty-nfth streets, In the city of Nhcellrg
county of Ohio. and state Of West Viz
SInla, bounded and described as follows
Beginning at n point on the west side OF
Eoff street sixty-two tG2) feet and four ~
Inches from the southwest corner OF SAID
IGofi and Twenty-fcurth streets (Which
point f. the southeast corner Of the tract
or parcel OF land conveyed TO William
WATSON by r. w. BussCtt and wlfc by
decd dated January g, 1861. and recorded
In the land records of said county IN Deed
Book No. a, page SSi. OF which the prop
erty hereby conveyed is a parO thence
along the southern boundary OF said tract
nfty-two (i2l feet; thence northwnrdly and
parallel with lIoff street twenty-one CD
feet and seven % Inches; thence eastward
~ and parallel with said southern line
iirtytwo Ci2 feet to the west side OF EoiI
street. thence with the west side Of Eon
street twcnty-onc (2ll feet to the place OF
beginning. together with the buildings ana
improvements thereon and thcrounto b.
longing; being the same property thai WAS
conveyed 10 the said Michael u. l.ally by
Henry Moenkmoeller and wife by deed
dated March l6, 1889, and recorded in SAD
land records In Deed Rock No q, page 2oN
TERMS or SALE,
Ono-ihirI Of tho nurrhago money and
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ATTRACTIVE goods which make ac-
ccptablc presents for every one, az
MEAMEE'S, 1907 MARKET Street
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GIooI,c 1t would be folly to wait
olOdhS. until after Christmas,
when you can buy them just as cheap
now, at GEO. NJ. SHOOK q CO.'S.
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SOIlD Gold Iocl,cts from Sa 30 to
$50 90 each, at SHELF BROS,
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THE BEST Box of Candies and Marsh.
mallowH, at , c,,,,
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Liberal reductions In our entire
line Of goods until Christmas.
DILLON, WHEAT q HANClIGR Co
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GREAT roductipnB on gonha IRON now
until Christmna day, .a,,., "a,
DILLON, WHEAT q lIANCllHh 'V'
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Other churches viii have special must
cal services on Sunday. December 26,
End beautiful singing win be the rule.
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DIAMONDS from our house are guar
antced high grade,
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER CO.
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br, iillc, tniv piUnutc Guaranteed tonioB
headache Z. * z.!a-'.t' '"-s agAtAuV5
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OUR Miniature Gold Plated Goods
are great sellers Do not fail to see
them. Finest in the world.
II. L. HILLMAN & co.
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TO reduce our stock wen offer special
Inducements for the next few days.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
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Monday evening, O'clock OratorlO SO.
clety rehearsal. odd Fellows nat
Monday evening, s oClock--.Hra Socl'
ETY. rehearsal, Arion han,
Tuesday evening, o'clock-Pl Tia rmon-
ic Club concert. Carroll Club oud!'rhIum,
Tuesday evening, o'elOck--urphcuS re-
hcarsal. Music hall
Thursday evening, S ocloclS-MSE.rf So
ciety rehearsal, club hail,
Friday afternoon, 3 O'Clock-Ir mans
Club rehearsal, a, o, U. w. temple
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Musical Wheeling every week sends its
votaries to surrounding towns, and al
ways makes Il good impression. The
wcs, past McundSy.lle enjoyed the en-
terta!nment Of Mrs. H. NJ Archer and
Mr. Murray Springer.
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Miss Zou Hastings and Miss Nell
Egerier viii sing IN Washington, Pa.
Tuesday evening Of the coming week,
and Mrs. Frank lie Moyne iiupp will a.
slst the Bellair4 Choral Club In its PUB
lie presentation OF "Gallia' and "'rhc
Daughter Of Jairus" next Tuesday, at
Bellaire.
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T'ERRALTlE
FOR


The fact that the most renowned physicians In this city pre-
scribe TERRALNE In their private practice speaks highly
a pure product OF Petroleum
Were fact generally known that TRRRALINE Is of utmost
bencit Ia disease fatal prevalent Ia this climate
pucumonias would DO the Of saving lives
annually.
Tho co0sumpye Is cured, that Impossible greatyre
lleyfd by the sTHRRHLNE TERRALNE Is pleasant to
take and IS absolutely reerom Objectionable features
GOD liver OIL every meTit OF which Il possesses.
Fot children and growing boys and Ers TERkALNE rs an
Write foF PLY sicisrs Testimony" free.
Letters Tea6g special Inquiries regarding
rane will be answered by physician.
npany waShIng,ou, y. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
WILLIAMSBURG.
A Small Fire and Quite an Excite
ment-PersOunl Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, April 26.-(Spe-
cial )-There was considerable excitement
on upper Main street about o'clock last
night caused by a parlor lamp setting
fire TO a curtain at the residence OF DR..
Wharton 4 large crowd gathered in the
neighborhcod, and the flames were soon
extnguished. Miss Adair. niece OF Mrs.
Wharton's, in e1tinguishing the names
was burned on the arm, but not seriously.
The residence and furniture are insured
i'm the Virginia Fire and Marine, and the
damages were assessed at SIG.
Several of the faculty of William and
Mary College will attend the meeting of
superintendents of the public schools of
the State, soon 10 be held i'm Richmond.
Rev. Alexander Gait. from Anne Arundel
county, Md. preached yesterday morning
at the Episcopal church, and gave a very
instructive discourse. which was listened
to by a large congregation.
Mrs. James II. Topham has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Samuel
Richards. at Primers Point.
Or c. w Brock. inferno at the Eastern
state Hospital was called 10 Philadel-
phia Saturday evening by telegram an
bouncing the illness Of member OF his
family. -,
ing some time i'm Richmond, will return
here the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Fila Il. Epps. of Richmond. who
was recently elected matron or the East
ern State Hospital. Is not expected al the
institution before the llth or 18th OF next
month.
Miss May Cannon. a charming young
lady from Norfolk. is here visiting MISS
Peticolas Lee.
Or. w. X. Williams. Of Tazewell n re-
cent graduate of the Medical College OF
Virginia. is visiting his brother, who Is
attending lectures at the college.
Miss Meta Smith has returned from
visit to New York city ..o
Editor w. c. Johnston, Of the Gazette,
accompanied by his wife. left this evening
10 visit Captain and Mrs. StonesaI j..
Brooks in MANCHESTER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
CONFEDERATE REUNION
In Halifax County-speech-Mnk Waking
and Dinner.

SOTTH BOSTON, VA, April 8.-(Spe-
cial)-On Saturday there was reunion
of Young's Artillery Company at SteD-
bins formerly Oak Level, in Halliax
county. 1t was a lovely day. There were
at least four hundred persons present, OF
all ages sizes, and sexes. Rev. T. ..
Wilson, pastor of Oak Level presbyterian
church, held his regular monthly ser
vice in the church at IL CLOCK. Inc
church was crowded to it's utmost capa-
city The minister delivered most eN-
cellent sermon, after which. In the grove
in front of the edifice. the command OF
the old orderly-sergeant to fall in line
was promptly obeyed. Thrty-one an
sWered here" one was reported dedu
since the last meeting. The company
when it was organized and mustered mo
service. numbered about eighty. III Bdthei .
ed recruits during the progress OF the
war and at one time the roster was
about one hundred and sixty there are
now living sixty-three members captain
Young and all of his lieutenants, save W;
j. Bovd. have passed over the river ana
are resting under the shade OF the trees;
T. A. . Boyd who was the first and only
orderly-sergeant the company ever had,
is still vigorous, and called the roll, as
i'm DAYS gone by. The survivors intend 10
have annual reunions every April:
When the ranks were broken Lieute-
nant BOYD made few remarks, ana IN
troduced Mr.. II. Hunter Beasley, editor
OF the News, VINO. DclnB an Oiu SoiHi'i
made a feeling and appropriate impromptu
address Mr.. w. p. Barksdale. OF Hous-
ton. was next introduced, and although
he was not soldier. he had studied the
science of war, and made an up-to-date
speech.
Captain Henry Edmunds. who had been
selected as the orator OF the day appear
ed. and was greeted with applause. The
CAPTAIN is great fayorite with all VINO
know him. He entered the service when
ne was only Is years old and was con-
spicuous on many a hard-fought field for
his gallant and meritorious bearing. His
address was an admirable one. IL pleased
the old and was instructive to the young.
II was picture of the real soldier from
1861 to 1866. The speech making over, the
crowd was invited TO large grove near
by. where a sumptuous dinner had been
prepared.
The ladies-God bless them-had every
thing nicely arranged on circular table,
and from within they served ham, veal,
lamb. chicken. fish. light rolls. biscuit.
corn-pone, pies, cakes, pickle, ana, In
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SENATE AND HOUSE.
The indian Dill - international
Voundary-Iine RepOrt.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The Senate
chamber had a deserted appearance when
the session opened to-day, many of the
senators having gone TO New York to
attend the Grant ceremonies. Mr.. Har-
ris. of Tennessee, was at his desk for the
first time i'm many weeks, and was con-
graduated on his recovery from serious
Illness.
In the absence Of the Vice-President
and the President pro tenn, Mr.. Frye, Mr..
Nelson. OF Minnesota. occupied the chair.
DR.. Milburns opening prayer made elo-
auent reference to the gathering of thou
sands TO pay tribute 10 the great chief
tain Grant, and asked that the glow or
patriotism freshly enkindled might
strengthen our nation, our government,
and the union of the States.
When the Indiana bill was reported
back from the House. an effort was made
to send 1t to conference. but Mr.. Cor
man objected. saying that it had been
understood that no business whatever
was TO be transacted. Thereupon, at IBIS
p. NJ, on motion of Mr.. Morrill,, the
Senate adjourned until Thursday.
The House held a purely formal session.
MANY of the members had gone to
New York TO attend the Grant tomb eX-
ercises, and under the arrangement made
last Friday, after the reading OF the
journal, an adjournment was immediate
~ taken until Thursday,
The Presidents message transmitting
the report of the international boundary
line commission was, however, received
before adjournment
Mr.. c. w. Stone (Republcan), Of Penn
sylvania. presided as Speaker pro tenn
pore. There were less than fifty members
present.
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"a. T,xeuty-Fourth Anniversary.

seventh-Street Christian church ceie-
brates next Sunday its twenty-iourth an
niversary. and that day marks ian
-. In a church's life's history Of great
Pi,,e,,,,b and usefulness. The commemora-
1--we exercises will take place at the
oorning service, when Rev. J. Il. Tyier'
now pastor OF strong and growing
church of Cleveland. o., but whom many
member as for eleven years the loved
nastor Of this charge, Will preach the
sermon. This eminent divine came 10
tbis church a mere boy. and II was ne
Who preached the sermon OF the dedica-
tion-day. and Sunday twenty-four years
later ne breaches again from the same
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