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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-03
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iinp' and nIl.hnp. Ia Gao Thriving City
Across tf,r River ss

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irnp' and nlI.hnp. III Gao Thriving City
across the River.
The Choral Club concert at the Opera
House tonight will no doubt be the
leading musical attraction OF the season.
The boys choir, Of the st. Matthew's
church Of Wheeling will be O leading
feature
A telegram was received here yester-
day afternoon stating that Mrs. Slmp-
son Garrett, of Mt. Pleasant, Pa, had
died there yesterday morning. The re-
mains will arrive here to-day for inter
ment.
The funeral Of Mrs. n. A. johnson
took place at o'clock yesterday after
noon from the residence Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. E. c. Boyd, on North Fourth
street. 1nterment ut High Ridge.
At a meeting of the United Presbyte-
rian congregation 1t was decided by O
unanimous vote to extend call to Rev.
w. H. 1rcNlurray. Of McMurray, Pa,
to become their pastor.
At 4 meeting OF the building commit
tee Of the Presbyterian church last
evening 1t was decided to ask for bids
for tearing down the foundation OF the
building.
The funeral Of Frank Humphrey took
place from the home Of his parents, on
Second street, yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock. 1nterment at Riverview. {
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the N. Z. church was entertain
ed by, Mrs. Thos. Robins. on Washing
ton street, yesterday afternoon.
Miss Wealthy Caldwell, who has been
visiting Miss Bess Watson, will return
to her home in Gaflipolis to-day.
Mrs. Chas. Hughes, OF St. ClairsvIlle.
Is visiting the family Of Prof. ]. W.
Scholeld. on Walnut street. re
The Choral Club concert, which was
to be held Tonight, has, been postponed
to Saturday night, June II. #,,s
The brick work was commenced yes
terday on the new residence of Ross
Pickens, on Fourth street.
Mrs. Anderson. Mary Jones and IIar-
land ons left yesterday afternoon for
Denver, Col.
Arthur Reynolds left yesterday for a
few days visit with his parents at Clar-
inston.
The second story Of the Dorsch hotel,
on Main street, was completed yester-'
day. 2.
Mrs. W. T. Dixon left yesterday to
visit relatives at Washington, D. C.
The new cod rolls at. the LaughIlr
mill Will be started this morning.
Miss Martha Miller OF Marietta, Is
the guest OF relatives here.
harry Thompson, of 4,dena, was here
yesterday on business. $50
The trustees OF the Presbyterian
church met last evening.
Howard Thomas leaves tomorrow for
Denver, Col, in search Of health.
George Tweedy was in Smithfield yes
terday on business.
Clayton Hoge, of Mt. Pleasant, was,
In town on business yesterday.
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IRON AND STEEL REVIEWED
by the Ohio Valley Mnnufncturer-Priccs
not Improved.

by the Ohio Valley aInnufncturer-Prices
not Improved.
Says the Ohio Valley Manufacturer of
yesterday:
The markets nre slightly brighter than
they were last week, but prices have
not improved. The fact Is the prices of
iron and steel products. in all lines, are
distinctly low. and manufacturers havc
been disappointed. Overproduction pro-
vldes for small prices and large dIssatis-
faction with ,attalnable results.
The best trade reports continue to
come from the central west and north
west, where the outlook, both as regard
crop yield and prices, continues emil
nently satisfactory to the agricultural
interests. The wheat situation showed
little change this week. Reports from
the southwest are that threshlng will
begin within ten days. and new crop
arrivals are looked for earlier than usual
at southwestern markets. The price Of
corn reflects less anxiety about the crop.
induced by the return Of weather favor
able to planting and growth.
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1.-THE BATTLE OF MANILA"

The latest creation of Pain,the famous
inventor OF realistic spectacles, Is THE
Battle of Manila" which will be seen
here Tuesday. June It'll, at Wheeling
Base Bail Park. In this newest specta-
Gle Just completed at an enormous cost,
Pain has stepped from his position as an
amusement purveyor, and has become, 1t
might be saId an Instructor to, the pub
lie of national events. Fully appre-
ciating the public. interest, manifest In
this event, Pain has formulated pro-
drction upon even higher plane OF ex-
cellencc than have characterized Ills
former effects. Another feature Of this
exhibition Is the blowing up OF tho
Maine. Mr.. Pain has constructed n
profile model OF the Maine, over twenty
feet long, which will be blown up, just
as tho original was destroyed. A start
ling exhibit of some novel and ingenious
pyrotcchnicnl phenomena Will also be
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BELLAIRE
All Sort. OF Local News and Gossip From,
sl tho Glass City. tt

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All Sort. or Local New, ani Gossip From,
sl. tho Gias. city. i5
The volunteer company which has
been organizing In this city for the past
week met Wednesday evening and elect
ed the following officers: Captain, Nor
ris Du Bois; first lieutenant, William
Campbell; second lieutenant. Cook Dam
ford. The boys were somewhat dtsap-
pointed in receiving word that the Nc
Cook regiment would not be needed on
this call, but they intend to make It n
permanent organization In hopes of a
third call being made, at which time
they Will have q chance.
u T. Moore. n prominent attorney OF
this city. will be married next Thurs
day to Miss Minnie 3. Myers, Of War
mock. The wedding will take place at
the home OF the BRIDES parents, after
which the newly married couple will
take o short trip. They Will go to
housekeeping In this. city.
Mrs. George Lark dropped dead at her
home on Guernsey street Wednesday
evening. Deceased had been In good
health and was sitting on O chair talk
ing. when suddenly she fell on the floor
dead. The funeral will take place to-
morrow.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF South Bell
nire gave festival last evening in
Fawcett's vacant store room in the
First ward. A large crowd was present
and all spent O pleasant evening. Ice
cream and strawberries were served.
The members OF the Gravel Hill Read
ing and Social club took an outing yes
terday afternoon on the steamer Leroy,
returning to this city last evening about
10 o'clock.
Miss Alma Snedecker, who has been
working at Columbus. came home last
evening to spend, few days with rela-
tives In the Fifth ward.
The commencement exercises will be
held In the First NJ. Z. church this even
ing. at which time the place will be
crowded.
John Cook, Of Bridgevile, Pa, Is
spending few days with friends here
on, his way to St. Clairsville to visit his
parents.
Edward Blon, the Fifth ward mail
carrier. Is taking his vacation. Substi-
tute Harry Thompson is filling his po-
sition.
Miss Blanche Russell will leave next
week for Columbus, where she will prob
ably make her future home.
Mrs. ]. W. Howell and son, of Grafton,
Pa. are the guests Of Mrs. Carrie Hoff-
man, In the Fourth ward
William. Hoffman has returned to
Pittsburgh after spending a few days
with relatives in this city.
II. R. Fitton and wife have gone to
1ronton to spend two weeks with rela-
tiyes at that place.
The Duquesne hook and adder COM
pany held a very important meeting
last evening.
Miss Maggie Barley. of 'Freeport, is
visiting friends and relatives in the
Second ward. 2siiV 10 E5
Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson and family are
spending a. week with relatives at
BeansviNe.
]. II. Beckett, Of Columbus, Is calling
on friends in this city.
George Hopkins is able to be out after
ten days Illness.
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Free pills,

Send your address to H. Z. BuckIen
G. Co.. Chicago, and get free sample
box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
trial Will convince you OF their merits
These pills are easy In action and are
particularly effective In the cure of
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone 10
the stomach and bowels greatly inyip.
crate the system. Regular size e5c ner
box. Sold by Logan Drug Co, drug
gists. %
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BASE BALL ON SATURDAY

AN lhter-c!ty league championship
sane VIII be played on Saturday after
wv al the Island base bail park, the
nm %sneelInE team being away at the time.
iag g opposing teams are the Wheeling
s,,unory and Trnlclphia among the
II."nsest In tho little league. The
wy;ua my team will bat In this order:
sr,, HSau' IS; Purcell, 3b; Slime, CT;
IN. W 20; Farrell. C; West, If; Crossey,
~ morgan, RI; Butler and Minnehan, D.
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t,iiospitni SHIN, I,o,,I.

KEY WEST, Fla, June e.-The hos
pltal ship solace sailed for New York
last hisht having on board eighty-six
sick and wounded sailors and marines
from the hospitals here. The patients
VIII do better In O cooler climate and
the Key West hospital room Is likely
10 be ail'needed as soon as the forward
moYement begins. Al q NJ. ~.
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1898 Bicycles Down to $500,

New 1895 Model Ladies' and Gcnts'iBlc
clos arc now being sold on easy coni!-
,tions az low ns S5.C0i others outright nj
$685., and hsh-grado ut Sl9.95 and So. 50.
cut this notice out and send to SEARS,
ROEnUCK Il CO., Chicago. they will sond
YOU, their lSaS Bicycle Catalogue and full
particulars mylS
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zone out " hen winning run was scored
Pittsburgh Id 90 o'olosS 90:
PHILADELPHIA % 0 O OIL q q 0 n 1-y

Earned runs, Pittsburgh /: Philadelphia
], Two-base hiti Donovan. Davis. Cooley,
La Jolc., Cross Three-base hit. Flick.
s. Stolen bases. Cooley, La Joie. Double
plays. Eagan. EE and Davis; Ebberiieid
and La Joie. FiHt base on balls. of XII
len 3; off Piatt g.. Hit by pitched ball, by
killen 1: by P!at1. Struck out, by Kill
len 2: by Piatt ! Sacrifice hits. Brodie,
Flick. Wild pltol, Plat. Time, 2:25. Um-
ptres. Curry and SNYDER. - - -
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] SPORT !. !
ONO STATE LEAGUE.


Special Dispatch to the intclligcnser,
SALEM, Ohio. June 2-ro;day's, game
yas forfeited to Salem by tho score Of
sto O. whlssen. who started In to pitch,
was Wild and ineffective. This, coupled
with very rank umpIrIng, allowed Salem
a lead. In tho seventh inning passed ball
by WhcelIng's catcher rolled Into the
crowd where II was held, allowing So,
lem player to score. The umpire refused
Wheeling refused to play further.
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POWELL WAS INyINc1BLE.

E0STOS. June 2-But for home run
o oy Nichols; Boston would have been shut
uuu. ioWell was inyinc!blc. while Nichols
Eur Eur game in the field. Attendance, LIES.
r,,,.. 1- RIIE
Cleveland 100 o 2 o 8 OF o o-6 s o
boston '.......o 90 o 0 / 0 0 OIL ; 2
Batteries. Powell and O'Coanor: Nichols
T.G BerSen. Umpires, Connolly and
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

~ Springfield. RHE
T.rp1r,ingfeld ....o o 0 o 0 o 80 IL Q S
-uIeao '........o 0 / 2 / 0 20 &c 6 0
and Arthur. -''''" :. = o :
AT Dayton. t.i - eig- DuE
cc a,ESt2 .,.;...s ol2a 80 o-ls Is j
iapids..o 0 900 o. s 7
mate pnsamer!es-Bates and Byers; Campbell,
Nu'Fett, Barber and Cote.
vt Youngstown. RHE
r Youngstown Il o 90 0 o L 0 % ii Q
vi "ayne,..l 0 0 0 90 0 OIL s 8
Campbell. ' '' ~ o''"s' - ''''t'
rAt New Castle. If1 RHE
M NV aai1,Sstle'.,:o q / 2 o o 10 0-G Il 2
ps,,. SM '',,,o Q 10 Il 10 3
end Td"jpsS SI, and Barklcy: Emig
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PHILADELPHIA. Juno at took elev-
en- innings to-day to decide tho Phlladel-
phIa-PIttsburgh game, the Quakers VIM
Ming on Flick's thrce-bugSer. and Dele
han,y's long fly to center. The game was
a pitchers battle, and aboundcd with bril-
Ian, bits OF fielding. Duggleby and jane
son, Philadelphia pitchers. have been
tarmcd out tojthe Wllkesbarre Eastern
League club. Attendance. 1850. Score:
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CHTcAGo's TIMELY BATTING.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Cbicago won to-
Gays game by timely batting. Umpire
Cnsnnan put Everltt out of the game and
OIL the grounds for kicking. Score:
w., RH E
chicago ..."..o 0 0 0 80 0 O-s II S
Batteries; Kennedy and Ryan: Callahan
ana Donohue. Empires, Cushman and
Heyd!er. Time, 2:l0. Attendance, 1,2oO.
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TooK KINpLY ~ cApss;Er,

BALTIMORE. juno 1.-The Orioles took
kindly to Carscy's curves to-day and fat
tened their batting averages at his ex-
hofs scattered. Attendance. 1.1i6. Score:
Ri z
Baltimore 30 0l11s6 OF / Ill II 2
ST. Louis 80 0 o 0 0 1 Is S 2
Earned runs: Baltimore S: St. Louis Q.
batteries. McJames and Robinson; Carscy
AZ niS Clement. umpires, Mcdonald and
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SENATORS WON EASILY

WASHINGTON, Juno 1.-THE Senator's
continued their heavy batting and to-day
won easily. Attendance. 1900. Score:
r Fl e
Tash'Fton 20 o o. 3E63 0 s-l3 il 2
LOUISVILLE ....2 q 90 0 200 o. 10 c
Earned runs. Washington S: Louisville 3.
Ebsueries, Mercer and Farrell; Bowling.
ss.aLer and Wilson. Umpires, Wood aid
s"art|ood. Time, 9 hours.
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THE RBDs SHIFT orr

NEW YORK, June 2-Seymour. though
extremely wild. was effective when he
CHARGED to locate the rubber, striking out
nine Reds. BreiicnsteIn kept the Giants
slts well scattered. Attendance. 1000.
score; nur
New York 30 b IL o o o os.-s 5
Cincinnati 40 30 Os0.0 . o 90 S i
Earned runs, New York ?. Batteries,
SEYMOUR and Grady;N Breitensteln and
Peitz. uH1pircs. Emslle and Andrews.
Time, 2 hours. -ia,sr.f5 1l..5 - :
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There arc three periods In ali life = the
tino of the bud, OF the flower and Of the
perfect fruit II Is thus that Eirlhood
energies into womarhood and wornanhood
into motherhood. Almost all OF. the ills
from which women suffer have their incep.
ton In weakness and disease OF the feui.
niue organism, which bears the burdens OF
wifchood and motherhood These disor.
dera usually begin with puberty, childbirth
or with the Turn OF life" Thousands of
women suffer silently for years in'this way,
rather than undergo the examinations and
local treatment insisted upon by the major.
ity OF physicians. This Is unnecessary.
An eminent ond skillful specialist, Dr..
K v. Pierce, for thirty years chief consult.
Ing physician to the fnvalids Hotel and
Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N. y, long
since discovered Q wonderful medicine
that will cure all troubles of this nature
In the privacy Of the home. This mcd.
cine Is known as Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-.
scription. 1t acts directly on the delicate
and important organs that. make wifehood
and motherhood possible. II makes them
strong, healthy aud vigorous. It allays H.
Illumination, heals liberation, sooties pain
and tones up'the nerves. It hanishes tic
indispositions of the period of impending
maternity, and makes baby's advent easy
and almost painless. It transforms weak,
sickly, nervous invalids into happy, healthy
wives and mothers. AL good medicine
dealers sell i, and no honest dealer will
urge substitute upon you. 5z
Dr.. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

RIO THE CREDITORS OF THOMAS
l. WALKER. DECEASED; *. E,-a )
In pursuance of. n decree OF tho circuit
court OF tho county OF Ohio, state OF West
Virginia, mndc!in n cause therein pending,
to subject the real estate OF the said
Thomas Walker deceased. TO the payment
of his debts. you arc required to present
your claims against the estate of the said
Thomas Walker for adjudication to C. p,
Fllck.s commissioner, at his office, at No
1871 Chapllne street, Wheeling, In the said
county, OIL or before tho 18th, day of June.
1888. "a! T. 50, I W lEg5, ~ -. ISL
Witness, c. II. IIcnninG. clerk OF tho said
court this 18th dry OF May 1885, E5.Jsl
4 W. J.'W, CowdCn, Attorney. {. 1
my1S-f C. II. HENNING. Clerk.
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BOWLING.

los-mnV nights scorer In the Mozart
INV. summer tournament were MS fol-
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Too Shirt Waists for soc Saturday N.
r il. s. GOOD Il co.'s.
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NATIONAL LEAGUR3
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Yesterdays GAMES.
Boston 10, Cleveland G. lliyH
Baltimore II, 81. Louis 8. ks.s
Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh ..
Washington u, Louisville 1,
Chicago G, Brooklyn 6. .t
New York 3, Cincinnati D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
Crowds to See the Passion Play.

DR.. Wharton and the Passion Play
Company were happy last night for the
attendance reached the climax Of the two
weeks engagement there being over 1909
people i'm the Auditorium. The announces
ment that DR.. Wharton would lecture,
and that Professor Coward would intro
duce the popular song, Holy CITY"
served to bring out many people who had
previously attended the presentation.
This remarkable coming again and again
by many people is one Of the surest signs
of the profound impression the pictures
ara making upon the community. Men
and women become so much enthused that
they return and bring friends and rela-
tives with them DR.. Wharton's lecture
was particularly well received, his flights
OF humor being received with tumultuOus
applause. The pictures will be moved to
Petersburg for a few days, commencing
next Monday night and DR.. Wharton
announced that Saturday night OF this
week would positively close the Rich
mond engagement.
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"sEEMED LIKE OLD TIMES"
ID. u. Hill Addresses Enthusiastic
UroolIynites-He scores Hanna.

NEW YORK, October 2o.-David b. Hill
addressed a great Democratic mass-meet-
ing in the Academy of Music, Brooklyn
tonight. The hall was packed, ana the
enthusiasm of the people was extraordi-
nary.
This seems like old times" said the
former Senator, when he was presented
TO the audience.
A few minutes before o'clock eX-GoV-
ernor Hill arrived on the stage, accom-
panied by large delegation of Brooklyn
democrats. headed by b. j. York, presi-
dent of the Police Board.
When the Ex-Governor was recognized
nv the people in the auditorium there was
an outburst Of applause which lasted foI
several r-i1utes.
The greater part of Mr.. HilTs speech
was devoted to denying that the war witt
Spain was a Republican one, claiming tina
the Democrats were entitled to as mucl
credit as their political opponents. lii
was particularly severe in his criticism
of Senator Hanna.
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Opcretta Well Rendered.

"a New-Year's Reception" II. 7.
Smiths charming little operetta in two
acts. was presented at Sanger Hall last
night by local talent, for the benefit Of
the INDECENT sick. This entertainment
was under the auspices Of the German
American Ladies' Aid Association. The
hall was filled to It's utmost capacity ard
quite a neat sum was realized for the
charitable object. The operetta was splen-
didly rendered. Mr.. Charles Harra
directed the staging Of the piece. and
much Of the success Of the production was
due to his individual efforts.
Those in the caste were Mrs. Bertha V.
Richardson Miss Rosa Schumacher, Mrs.
c. Fred. Kohler, Miss Louise thinner
mann. Miss Emma Schuman, Miss Marie
Euker, Mr.. Charles T.. Harra. Mr.. NJ j..
Richter, Mr.. Fred. c. Schaaf Mr. Jack
Rowe. Mr. l.. l.. Lynch, Mr.. Walter
Schaaf, and Mr.. CASTOR Kracker.
All were excellent. and sustained then
roles very well. Between the acts, Mt
Charles Harra and John Mcintyre, gave
their clever speciality, "Nigger Opera II
which they made the decided hit OF the
evening.
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Ayers
Cherry PeeIeraI
now put up in half-size bottles at
half price-50 cents.
personnIs and Briefs.

Mr.. Thomas Potts continues TO improve
at St. Luke's Home. The operation per-
formed on him was a success.
Major A. II. Drewry, who has been at
st. Luke's Home for some time, con-
tinues to improve steadily.
Mr.. J. II. Matthews. Clerk of Henry
county Circuit Court, was visitor TO the
State Library yesterday.
Mrs. T. NJ. Carson, OF Lynchburg, is the
guest of Captain Allison, sl9 west Frank
lin street.
Colonel Albert Akers, OF Washington,
d. c., was in the city yesterday His
niece. Miss Alice Caskin, OF New YORK,
is visiting Miss Mayo Gil east Franklin
street.
Mr. Nicola Somma, OF 5O7 north Third
street, has been summoned as a witness
TO appear in the United States Court, in
Chicago, 10 give testimony in post-ofiice
robbery case.
Mr.. Robert f.. Golden, who has been
quite III with typhoid-feyer, is now able
to be out and is shaking hands with his
| friends When fully restored 70 health
| he will return 20 New York.
I A party of fifteen excursionists from
| New York, New Jersey, and other North-
ern States, who have been stopping AT
| the jefferson. visited the points OF IN
terest in and around the city and left Tor
the North yesterday
Charles Hiden (colored) was arrested
! by Sergeant Brooks and Special-OIhceI
! Flournoy yesterday morning on the
| charge Of assaulting w. II. 'CarweH. lie
was carried TO the Second station anc
will be heard in the Police Court TINS
morning
Miss Bertha Morris was married 10 Nh
How'd NJ. Hicks, AT the residence OF ne
parents. No. 2lS Denny street, Wednes
day night. Rev. ). c. Hatcher oiticiated
The ushers were Messrs Wayerl
| Nuchols and Isaac Wood. A reception
followed.
Major c. A. Withers, Of Augusta, Ga
is stopping at MuTphy's Hotel MaJo
Withers was a gallant Confederate. IA
camp, Of which he is commander, wa
invited 10 take part in the PhIadelphi
Peace Jubilee, but was forced TO decline
owing to the shortness OF notice
The prospects Of the Second being re
tanned in the service are considered yer
good. Information was received mere yes
terday that ~ per cent. OF company a,
Woodstock. mad voted TO remain in eel
vice and that the same proportion {
s Company G, at Uarrisonburg, wished
. be retained. other companies have nc
been heard from.
, Rev. c. r. Martin. who preached form
I erly at Old-Market church, and for n
past three years served In the missionai
work i'm Southern Brazil, arrived at Ne
York last Saturday. He was eNpectt
at 'Braehead," Fredericksburg Va :
= Monday last His return is occasloned
II his wife's poor health.
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Standards Much Depressed.

LONDON. october 2l.-Ihe Paris CORE
spondent of the Times says:
81 had visit to-day Thursday) IRON OF.
\ great Spanish parsonage, who seems TO
have been commissioned to ascertain the
trend o. public opinion on the negotia-
lions here. He appeared much depress-
ed He has found great and general sym
nsthy with Spain. tut has been unable
- djscover any possibility OF obtaining
moral support against the American de-
ae,1tes who are inhexible in their de-
mandg. and with much politeness Of form
re hitherto categorlcally refused to
make the slightest concession on any oil
the instructions received By them. never
having asked their government Tor 'he
slightest notifications