Ti e Association will hold a gospel
. meeting every Sunday afternoon at
3i o’clock, and prayer meeting every
Monday evening at 7i o'clock—the
latter in the Y. M. 0. A. Rooms.
9 Tbe cublio is invited to attend each.
f
A library of 400 volumes is an im
’ portant feature of the Association's
’ work. Selections may be made every
Monday evening.
, Circuit Court. John Cropp,
charged with disfiguring Henry Hep
! burn, by biting oft his ear while the
r two men were wrestling in a Lonaco
uing saloon, was tried Monday. The
jury returned a verdict of “not guilty"
1 Tuesday.
B Michael Cosgrove, charged with
' larceny and receiving atoleu goods,
' was tried same day. The jury re
-9 turned a verdict Tuesday of "guilty
3 of the second count."
’ The tiial of Wesley Fisher, charged
’ with aa indecent assaultupoa Mis. G.
A. Wolf, last fall, is in progress.
3 ihe testimony against him ie very
strong. Evidence for the defence
’ was taken yesterday, and it is not
9 likely a conclusion will bo reached
until some time during to-day.
Died.—Friday evening, 12th inst.,
Maggie, daughter of Richard Gua
t ter, of this vicinity. She would
have been 13 years old on the 14th
—two days later.
Wednesday night, 17th inst., Mrs.
, Catharine Murbey, relict o( James
I Murphy, deceased, aged about 70
years. She was 40 years a resident of
Pompey Smash. Her remains were
interred in the new Catholic cemetery
a yesterday.
1) Mink Accidnts.— One Fatal. —
g A car coming down the Potomac mine
|. plane at Barton, Monday, jumped the
_ track and threw out several miners
[_ riding on it. Charlie Cribb, a bov
was painfully injured.
