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nothing to do with this national party to Gen
Jackson


at which subscriptions should stop nor as to the amount
to be collected. Any sum oyer s25oooo we suppose.
VIII se sn py the and
proprated to the work The larger the the larger
the satuethe sooner collected the sooner the bronze
will be erected in one OF our public squares
cess the enterprise But there thousands of wings
who would have contributed II permitted to do


BALrImoRE, Sept l6, 1916.
Death Of Priest Schre5er Meeting ofthe O. o. Grand


Lodge-Canfon Race Course Circusses and 7Aeatyieos


II Swsrtwouier- 0nderdonk Morements-A Markets


9c.


Afew minutes after closed my letter yesterday, the
tollng Of the bell at St. Vincent de Pauls Church
nounced the death of its pastor the Rev Mr. Schneider
twas apparently signal for the Catholics from all
tons of the city to flock the church. and il
filed with mourners inside and out He was laid out in
state for the public view and in the course of the day
thousands visited the house for the purpose seeing him
The Rev Mr. Gildes who pastor of this church. died
but few months since and his successor has fol.
lowed him.


The annual session of the Grand Lodge of odd Eel
lows, convened at the Odd Fellows Hall, yesterday
Among the delegates, t-sre less than ex-Cov
and several reverend gentlemen. As represen
taves of Grand Lodges, observe the names Of David
D Egan, and , C. True of New York. and as ,epresen
tatves OF Encampments Charles McGowan and +. w.
Giey. Of New York. John A. Kennedy, Past Grand
Sire Of New York, is also present They fine, in.
tegen looking body OF men, and conduct their bust
ness with great dignity and decorum.


The proprietor OF the Canton Race Course anticipates
large assembage of the best stables in the country
the approaching season The uncertainty heretofore
ooviated by an association of gentlemen of wealth who
have become personally responsible for it in all cases.
score: This has been made known and arrang ements
have been made with tho propretors OF stables from all
expected that many crack nag will be here, among
them is thought that Boston and Fashion will probably
contend for the four mile purse.


Messrs. Rockwell and Stones equestrian establish
ment entered the city yesterday and made quite dis
play. Welcn and Delsvan's will be here in few days.


The Holiday street theatre crowded last mig hit TO
see the Hunchback performed-Mr and Mrs. Wallack
sustaining the principal characters ackett played Fall
staff at the FroLt street to rather slim house So far
both theatres have been almost equally well encouraged
aaIshas stock company drawing ABOUT as well as Bur
tonwith Mrs Mowatt and Crisp Asthe latter under
the heaviest expense may be fairly inferred that the
former is making the most money.


young man who had sloped from Boonsboro', Md.
with about $1,000 OF his employers money, yester
day arrested at the railroad depot this city, with about
$4,000 OF the money on his person.


As the time approaches for the meeting of the Prote
tans Episcopal Convention of New York, considerable
huttering dscernahle among the friends OF Bishop On
derdonk in this city The ladies work in real
nest, and Bishop Wtngham Will be there the
Gath armed pie in behalf OF his nd friends
The ladies, as invariably the with their sober
second thought pronounce the man snned against
than SHINING, whilst their come in ultimately
for the whole blame of the indiscre or crime COM
mted. Womans inhumanity to woman. de-
serving OF the consde ration of the great poet than
and woman-kind in his category Notwithstanding
Mrs Butler principal witness against the Bishop Is
well known in Baltimore, and has many warm friends
here they rather pity her than defend her for her ev


The MARKErs.--The supply of beeves at market yes.
terday, considerably larger than that the past
week The demand, though not quite active fair,
and sales to moderate extent made but the prices
obtained show decline in the best quality The offer.
ings at the scales amounted to ga head Of which 25
main unsold l6i head driven to Philadelphia and
all Of the balance 5s5 head, were purchased by city
butchers at 81 $50 per 100 lbs the hooi equal
$3.50 S4,75 nett


There is very little inquiry for Howard street -four
and in every respect the market is in the
ruling price 81 So at which sales of small parcels
have been made from stores. The receipts continue
light, and the stock on hand comparatively small


There was an active demand yesterday for whskey,
and nearly all the stock in market taken at % cents
for hhds, and "a cents for bbls. The market is
nearly or quite bare Of the article


The srocK BoARD.--There were large sales Of Mary
the asking price 79; This is higher than it has
been for some time.


PHiLApGLrHI. Sept TO- ls45.


Mr. and Mrs Kean made their first appearance last
night the Chestnut street the tragedy of the Game
ster," TO house crowded from PIT to dome noticed
that the array Of beauty fashion and intellect present
such as has not graced theatre for long past
and the miscellaneous audience crowded every and
passage, wherever glimpse could be caught of the
stage, whisper of the ars.e s. voices heard every
inch of ground occupied by anxious and atten.
tive auditory. Such portraiture OF character
those of Mr.. and Mrs Beverly Although both
exquisite yet all voices unite in giving the palm
the lady. Her personifcaon aultless it was the
highest effort Of art and elected spontaneous bursts OF
sympathetic app ause from everyheart and every eye
the house, but they badly supported Fredercks
Stukely, made decided failure, and Kissed loudly.
Morris Lewso did himself credit and frequent.
ly applsuded Mrs. McClain was much better Char
lotte, than Fredericks Stukely though she ap.
peared not TO have sufficiently studied her part; but
had all the other actors been autess in their parts
would have compensated for the wretched misera
Die abortion oil such character play
as Stukely To night Mr. and Mrs Kean perform in
and have not doubt that the house will be full as
last night, with perhaps larger number of people com
PEELED to go away disappointed Al the close of the
performances last evening the called by the
audience and while making their acknow edgemen
spendidibouquet thrown upon the stage which MIR
Kean picked up and gracefully presented to his lady
amid rounds OF applause.


The Court of Quarter Sessions have been engaged all
this morning in listening to efforts the part Of counsel
to postpone the trial OF James X Martini charged with
assault and battery upon sherf officer with intent to
kill Martin, who under sentence for assault and
battery upon man named Henry Zell was brought up
last week to stand his trial before the Supreme Court
for subsequent attempt to kill Zell by shooting him
with fowling piece. The trial that time post.
-poned being sworn of account of the absence Of
material witness and he was committed to the custody
Of sherif's officer, Alex X. Young be returned to
prison Young, instead of conveying him to prison
yielded to his persuasion and accompanied him up into
the Northern Liberties among his friends from tavern
to tavern, and on trying get him down again he
was violently resisted. Martin kicked up several
disturbances, and when another sherfs officer
hapeu Mcrh'e came 10 fonngs assistance, Martin
seiIed hm by the throa' and came choking him to
DEATH With difficulty he secured, and to pri.
son; the next day the matter made public. Younp
was discharged from his situation and true bill for
misdemeanor in office found against him and bill
against Martin for the assault upon McFa,e also found
and to-day he was brought up for trial All the efforts
OF his counsel for postponemout were unavaling A
Jury was ordered to be empanelled and the trial
going


Before daylight this morning carpenter shop and
frame building occupied by blacks in the south western
section OF our city tMoyamensing) set on fire by
ncendiaries and consumed The honor of this achieve
ment as also of number OF others OF similar character
happening in the of the year. attributed to the
rowdies which infest our fire department


The line from New York due al . oclock has M,