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suPRExR CouRr-In the Supreme
Court yesterday business was disposed Of
aS follows: .-rr --l--,s
A supersedeaS was allowed ID the case
Of A w. HOudley ". the Chesapeake q
Ohio Railroad, from CSbell county. lig
An appeal was allowed In the case Of
Anchor Stove Works "a. james A. Gray
q al, from KanawhA county.
A writ Of error was allowed in the case
of the State ~. Talifers, from Berkeley
county.
Hoffman, j., delivered the opinion Of
the Court In the case Of Madison Moose
d al y. James Capehart, executor, 60,
from Mason county, remanding 1t 70 the
Circuit Court. a71
Holman, j., delivered the opinion Of the
Court reversing the decision Of the Circuit
Court in the case Of Mathew Houston %.
Mary ]. McCluney, &c.
Holman, j., delivered the opinion Of
the Court in the case Of Shields & Preston
VS. z A. Bennett, Auditor, 60. +
Raymond, J, delivered theiopinion Of the
Court in the case Of the State o.. Taylor
Srauder, setting aside the Judgment Of the
Circuit Court, and remAnding the case
back to the County Court for examination.
The petition filed Tor a re.hearing Of the
case Of Henry %. Davis was refused.
In the case Of Donan sS. the Board oil
Education Of Grafton, rehearing was
granted. 1901.
Adjourned to the usual hour to-day.
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Ar Henry Jacobs cheap counter you
can find Linen HAndkerchieis for &c,
Hemstlched Handkerchlels for lac, Lin
en- Towels for SO, Ladies' White Hose for
10c, Mems one half hose, four pair for $50,
Lisiethread Gloves for l2c, and q great
many other articles.too numerous 10 men
don. Come and secure your bargains, as
II Is only for thirty days. @
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THEFaANxL1E INSURANCE. COMPANY
By an announcement in our advertising
columns 1t will be seen that this Com
pany has declared q cash dividend Of Q
per cent, payable on demand. This the
Company have done out d their earnings
for the last six months, Notwithstanding
their Losses by the Chicago fire, which
were about $4,000. The Franklin 10
doing a large and increasing business.
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The PoTATo PBsT.-Some days ago we
noticed the mysterious and sudden dis
appearance Of the potato bugs in this sec.
ton. 1t has now traDsplred that the lebiA
grandis is annihilatiDg the doryphora de.
cemlinenta-whlch being rendered means
there Is another "inseck" that's getting
away with the potato bug. 1t appears
that they have born enemy in the shape
Of new annihilator called the Leila
GraRdiS, which has been after them with
a sharp stick, or Rticker, for some
time, and has at length overta-
ken them. The Leila Grand1 Is a
bug with blue wings and a red head,
and armed with a sting like q mos.
quito Its moduS optrandi Is to hunt up
the Larvae, and into each particular egg
to thrust its sting, which Is certain death
to the innocent inside. twill be cause
Of great satisfaction to our gardeners and
farmers to know that the Sufficient rem.
edy has been found, and that their SUI.
terings from this source at last are to be
relieved-al.Lebiste
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LAMP ExP1oMoR.--About 0 O'Clock
last evening lamp il dwelling house
on Market Alley, in the rear Of the Old
Home Hotel, was accidentally tipped
over and exploded. Several members Of
the family were slightly burned, and q
cupboard was set fire but soon extin-
guishcd.
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ANOTHER BUGGY AccIDKNT.-On Sun.
day evening David Oliver, who lives in
the First Ward, was riding out the pike,
when his horse ran into a stone pile and
upset his buggy. he was thrown violent.
ly to the ground, and had his shoulder
badly hurt. DR.. Martin attended to
divers injuries, and he is now doing
y,all
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SPECIAL ANEoUNCRMRNT.-As l open
my new wholesale and retail music store
at No. 10 (old No. G2) Fifth Avenue, Pitts.
burgh on the 10th Of August next, l offer
livestock now in store st my place oil bus.
iness, No. 11l3 Main street, Wheeling,
consisting oil Pianos, Organs, Musical In.
struments Of all kinds, Sheet Music, Mu.
sic Books, &c, until August LIST at whole
sale prices. Persons DESTROYS OF making
bargains had best call ut once, as the sale
at this price will positively close OF that
time. Special inducements are offered
in every department.
WM. n. SuRlD.
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NEW SPRING AND suMMRR Goops.-
.. Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
ofCloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C., Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always In store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any frst-class house in the city. Gail
and examine goods and compare prices
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POLICE COURT There were three
cases before this Court yesterday morn
ing.
james Johnston was fined SEQ and costa
for drunkenness. He got thirty days.
For lounging in the Market House.
Sanfeld jackson and Lewis ("Jeftr)
Davis were fined s. and costs each. The
former paid his fine, and the latter was
committed for ten days.
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CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS !-Great
Observation-Disclosures out Of season, yet
any one in need Of carpet inside Of year
10 come will save 40 per cent by selecting
now, at the closing out Of my immense
stock TO make room, as the great advance
in wool will make them much higher.
Iii - ]. W. FERRRL.
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HAND BuRSr,-Burney Mcclure, a son
Of Capt Mcclure, aged about fourteen
yeAn, last evening had one Of his hands
severely burnt by q powder explosion,
10 had some powder in q bottle, and
Wa pouring 1t out in paper, when Il
caught fire nom q spark.
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BARNUM offers $1,000 for an alligator
twenty.iour feet in length. The esti-
mated length Of the Standards mans
CATERS Is twenty.four feet six inches, and
from their dilapidated condition We oplne
they viii soon be alley CATERS.
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YESTERDAYS Enthusiastically ate

Yesterdays RAIN.-Yesterday alter
noon this section was visited with heavy
shower OF rain, which inundated the
paVements and streets in many places and
thoroughly cleaned out the sewers. Cald-
wells Run came out booming, carrying
away all loose objects along its banks.
The B 6 o. Railroad at Handlans cross.
ing was covered with water for the space
Of twenty feet, and the pavement and
street railway on the corner Of $50 and
Chapline streets received deposit Of
heavy yellow mud. Other portions Of
the city were visited in the same manner.
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PERsoNAI.-'squire Caldwell returned
from Cranberry summit yesterday, look,
ing as brown as berry.
Prof. Morton, Of the Female College,
yesterday returned from Petersburg
where he has been rusticating for several
weeks.
We understand that Will O. FAris, Of
Bellsire, has taken the place Of Louise
Lockwood" as the Rgister's subur bar
itemizer. ...-...
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ADMIRERS Of the beautiful should see the
Crayon Portraits at RobiDson's Gallery.
MIR. r. has enlarged his rooms and made
special arrangements for this kind Of
work. All who want portraits will do
well 10 give him call.
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BRDGEroRT.-Peter TallmAn, ESQ, OF
St Clsinyille, will address an open air
meeting Of the citizens Of Bridgeport this
evening from the steps Of the Bank, he
will talk about the new Constitution, and
the license question.
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HE1,moLD's BucHU Is still in the 70.
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF DR.. Helmbold, the celee
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory Of Philadelphia, and IA
sold by all respectable druggists. Il ID
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
tetts. Genuine has proprietora private
stamp: John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent dSW
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FIsHINd PARTY.-A fishing party I'M.
der command Of Capt. Brice, the Eighth
Ward druggist, yesterday morning left
for Middle Island, where they will stay q
week or ten days The party consists Of
the following gentlemen: s. L. Brice,
VIM. Rhodes, W. q. sheib, Jacob Horn
brook, Samuel Owens, John Il. Nc.
Cracker, John Devine, John Hosg, R. Il.
Carson.
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River NeHn.

The river was stj1l declining slowly last
evening, with 8 feet 10 inches in the chan.
mel.
The U. s. dredges Ohio and oswego, In
tow Of the james Robson, arrived Sunday
night. The Ohio and Hobson lett last
night for Csptina. Tho Oswego will
leave for the same place to-day, laying
over here q few hours Tor some slight re-.
pairs. i',...'
Steamer Dayton Belle passed up. She
Is TO be used Of McKee's Rocks for O ferry
boat
Steamer Albion came up from PArkers.
burg with q tow Of empty barges. She
goes on the docks on Wednesday.
The Charlie Hornbrook arrived and d
lying at the wharf.
The Iron Valley lett for the brick yards
Of New Cumberland. -
Steamer A. J. Baker, which left here
Saturday at noon, passed sunash Sunday
at noon, twenty.tour hours out-dIstance
twenty-eight miles.
The ParkerSburg, steubenVille, Sunfsh
and Bellaire packets, arrived and departed
as usual.
Business at the wharf yesterday was
brisker than for weeks past.
The new steamboat law imposes o fine
Of FIVE hundred dollars upon every steam.
boat owner who neglects to have the
regulations hung up in his boat when
running.
A reduction in the Steamboat Inspec-
ton Boards in the vsrious cities Of the
United States will soon be made by the
Supervising Inspector General.
[By Telegraph
PTTsBURGH, July Electromagnetic 2
feet 8 inches and falling. Cloudy and
warm.
CINCINNATI, July 2O.-River 2 feet Q
inches and stationary. Cloudy and hot
with light rain to-day.
MRMPnIs, July 20.-The river has TALLER
! inch, Weather clear, with mercury al
%
CAIRO, July 20.-Arrived-susie Sill
yer. St. Louis. Departed-susie Silver
New Orleans. River ten feet and falling.
Weather cloudy; mercury 0S degrees.
EVANSVILLE, July 2O.-River fallen 4
inches. Mercury 70 to 90. Up-ship-
pers' Ann, George Roberts, Laura, T
Davis, Evansville. DOWN.. R. Gracey
Sandy, r H. Cook. Business light.
LOUISVILLE, July 2O.-River risine
slowly, with four leet in canal and two
feet In chute. Smart rains at intervals
and cloudy tonight Arrived-Paragon
Cincinnati; Bermuda, Evansville. De.
parted-Paragon, New Orleans; Bermu-
de, Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS, July 2O.-Arrrived-st
Genevieve, from Vicksburg, Little Eagle
from Quincy, Clinton, from St. Paul
Lewis, from the Missouri River, Genera
Anderson. from Tennessee River. De
particularly Alice, for New Orleans
Mitchell, for St Paul, johnson, for Keo
kuk, Chester, for Memphis. River fallinr
slowly. Weather clear aud very hot.
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THE trial of VIM. Ross, charged with
the murder Of Peter Chapman, last June,
Is now being held in Moundsyille. A
large number Of witnesses and other in
terested parties from Benwood are in at
tendance. G. o. Davenport, Esq, and ].
q. Good, Esq., Of this city. are engaged in
the case. The trial excites considerable
iniOresk ffEt. .r.l.f. y
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THE Normal Institute opened yester.
day morning at Moundsvllle, under
charge of Professor Crsgo and Superin-
tendent HAnen. Over forty teachers are
already in attendance, with prospect
for considerable increase.
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Persons leaving the city for the Summer, or
any portion Of II, may have tn INTIIIIoXxom
sent 10 their address for such time rs they de-
sire, at the rate Of Is etD. per week. orders
should be sent in 1t once.
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TH1S Is the "dull season" Tor newspa.
perD, but there Is not an uninteresting leaf
in the whole column OF nature.
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CHEAP,-5O pieces A Percales, all late
styles, worth IS cents, at Is cents at
STONE q THoMAs',
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NEWSPAPER excitements are now very
scarce, and the way Of the sensation
hunter Is hard. There is even dearth Of
police news, and the Justices sit AROUND
like so many Micawbers, waiting ior
something to turn up. Your industrious
reporter searches with the same purpose,
but the revolutions do not invariably fol-
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A GooDIY number OF the commercial
tourists OF this city left on the accommo.
dalton train east yesterday morning.
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PROPERTY SoLD.-W. H. Hsller, auc.
tioneer, yesterday sold q house and lot on
Coal street TO Edward Chrisiman for
the sum OF $1,000 cash.
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Tm people will to-day decide whether
or not the county takes any more stock
In the P. W. & Ky. Railroad.
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LOWER ST1LL,-Dlack Silks and Al
pacss, bought at great slaughter, will be
sold at wonderfully low prices.
STONE s THOMAS.
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GooDs RRTAILED i, AT WHOLESALE
PRICES FOR CAsH.-Hereafeer we will sell
all goods by the yard or piece at the
closest wholesale rates. All sales cash
sharp. STONE & THOMAS,
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Hos1ERY-1OO dozen Ladies' Hose lust
received. The best bargains ever seen
anywhere. STONE s. THOMAS.
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AT SEVEN ORNTs.-We have 10000
yards OF Madder Prints yet at z cents.
We only sell the choicest late styles, ali
new goods, at 8 cents. None higher.
STONE q THOMAS.
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GREAT reduction in pricesl Big bar
gains in Spring and Summer Dress Goods
l am determined to close out my entire
stock. Call soon at
HENRY RoBNRR's.
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ADMITTED TO PRAcTrcE.-On motion
Of James P. Rogers, ESQ.,, ]. J. Woods
was yesterday admitted to practice in the
Municipal Court,
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HENRY RoEMER Is selling out his en-.
tire stock OF Dress Goods at great sacri.
flee. Ladies should avail themselves OF
this chance and secure good bargains.
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SPANISH Grass Cloth Suiting sold for
% and 30 cents, reduced to l2t and 10
cents 10 close out HENRY RoRMRR,
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10. KRANER's excellent band was out
serenading last evening. The citizens
were RECALLED with "Nulligan Guardsp and
other choice music.
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The Arlington Stove Works will start
up again on Thursday.
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REMNANTs Of Dress Goods at half their
cost. HENRY RoEMRR.
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TAYLOR sTRAuDEB, the colored wife
murderer, Is to have new trial.
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JOIN KENNEDY escaped from the chain
gang yesterday morning.
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o, THAT the clerk of the weather would
deal more leniently with US!
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QhH4ttelIiqe1te
TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1874.


Friend & Son. -,
Dividend Notice.
Wheeling Female College.
Peter Erb-Livery Stable.
The Eye-Oxtoby l. Dufheld.
q. L. Loos.
To Saloon Keepers.
Wanted-MArble Cutter.
Notice.
Koch's Swiss Bitters.
Marietta College.
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WANTED.--carEIer Boy al
this Office.
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P. W.&KY. R. R.-$sOO,OOO-election
to.dSy.
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1000 pieces Of best Cocheco Prints for
8 cents per yard, Just opened by ili
j. W. FERRRL.
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WIDE French Cambria Chintz sold for
90 cents, reduced to 12f and IS cents.
HRNRY RoRMER,
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FRUIT JARS, Jelly Glasses and Sealing
Wax at J. FRIEDEL & Co.'S,
1140 Main street.
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THR comeshAS retired in disgrace, and
the moon has come upon the stage.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
Ing shows the range OF the temperature
as observed at silvey's Drug Store, cor
ner opposite the Post Office:
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LouBvILLE, July 20.-River rising
slowly, with four leet in canal and two
feet in chute. Smart rains at intervals
and cloudy tonight. Arrived-Paragon,
Cincinnati; Bermuda, Evansville. De-
parted-Paragon, New Orleans; Bermu-
de, Cincinnati.
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Transportation.
Baltimore 8 Ohio Railroad Co.
Fl
ST. LOUIS RXPRRsS

ONAND AFTER MONDAY MAY
" Il. 1871, Trains win leave Wheeling Is ioI
, 1874-03-18

native nnsf thcn indeed will lilo world echo thu nc,,
t1ncnt tAt tho ufyorHal viii for burty coming from
an cnalayea raco is tho voice Of Cod mud an nve,Qn
pcopv, mud, falnR n thotr might, with Just md Coy
causo, British Babylon shall ho oyerthroNn 1ralantl
rc!comed and rcHenernlc1, nnd oncc aRain from the
halls OF an Irish Parliament wilt bo heard eonuc1,co
nell.
Thon. nnl mt TIL thon will ireland have resumed
hcr plnco aMong tho nations Of tho earth. [UhootH1
GEN. SHERIDAN.
Tho President, III few appropriate worle,
proposed tho tunat Of aeon. Phil Sheridan, y
to which the gaflnnt solder ,nndo oliet but no.
oullarly happy rospnnso In 1t i,o stated that llo
was tasor by surprise in belny callol Upon to
speak, aB hs thought It wnH tllo understanding
thAt lo ssaa not to mako speech. IIo stated
TINT # bis father and mother had not hurried up
II, thoir determination to emigrato from ireland
llo would havo boon horn thero ill.,
atead. Of In tho United Statoa. It was
hard for him to toll what would have boon hiB
lot Ind he beon born iii Itoland, but ho could
safely anY that lie would have beon much bot
ter FGi,ian than llo was ut prosent [CnoerA aud
laughter, during which tho General took hia
saat.
TirR LADIES.
Thetoast OF "Tho LatlioB" wau then drank by tile
banQuottora, md responded To Ly hlosars. Good
willie ind Onmpjoll and tho toast Of stThe PRESS"
wns drunk, but fnilod to elicit response. The
room was then cleared for dnncing, which was
,o,. kops np & win the utmost spirit until Al oarly
, 1874-03-18

AT EAHT HAGINAW, MICH
Srecta& Dssnatch 10 The Chicago 7ribun6.
- East sAo1NAw, Mich, March 17.-st. Patriols'a
Day wna celebrated horo today by a procession,
in which tho st. Joseph sooiety Joined tue ST..
Patrick Society. Thcre were about 800 in tho
procession: Which was proceeded by band, and
the polico force Of tue city rs oscurt. Tho pro-
cession formed at St. Mary's Church, and
matched to vt. JoHepl's Church, where High
MnAs WIS observed. In the evening" a lecture
was delivered ut Irving Hnll on Christian md
Pagan Iroland, by tho Rev. Father Sweeney. The
lecture was largely attended.
At COLUMBUS.
CoLualnuB, O., March 17.-St Patrick's Day
WAS celebrated to-day by g. procession aud ban
quot thiB evening. Delegations were present
from several neighboring townR.
At TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. March 17.-Tho various Catholic eo-
cietles, religious md civic, celebrated st. Pat
rick's Day in ~ imposing inannor. Ono Of tho
largest procoBslonH over Witnessed here paralad
tho principal streets, and a statue OF Ir6land's
patron saint, which lind been placed on the top
Of st. Parrick's Institute building, was nnveiled
with appropriate ceremonies. Gov. Allen waB
present and participated In tho oxorolseH.
, 1874-03-18

prteto badgos, flags, mottoes, etc.. forming tho
second tlivlstnn.
Tho third dvision consisted of tho literary
md social aooloties. numbering about 3,ooomem-
borH,
rho last aud most remarkable divia-
ion containing 8U00 to 10000 men, was
composed OF lilo lfibornlan GroonB
ciont Orslor Of nibernIans, and Irish National
ints. Tho dnllow-GlaBsos made q fine allow
phyHlcallY. Thoy aro splendid Hot OF mon, all
oyor 0 foot high, and their noblo bearing wnl
Mluoi' commented on. Tho procession, 1.oadod
by dotntl Of mountod police, WINS rovlewed by
Mayor etolloy and tho Councils at Filth and
Cheatnut strhotH.
During tho evening thore wore humorous
colobratlni1h throughout TIM city.
J.. The 1libornfnn Society at its annual tlinnor
this nftnr1loon loantol with much enthusiasm
our Irish Brothers in tho WcAt.
AT p1TrBnunuM.
SDecidf Diapitch ia The Chicago Tribune.
F11TsDunuH, ra., March 17.-St ratrlck's
day WAS observed hero to-day by tho IriHshciti-
zcnB with a grand military mud civic procession
consisting Of 0,000, which passed III loyiow ba-
fore Tho Mayor aud CITY Council. Appropriate
services wore held tn lilo Cathedral thia morn
Ing aud Tonight in NIL tho l,n'le balls are In
progress in honor Of Iro1and's patron saint.