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PersOnal,

Randolph Rogers statue Of William II.
Seward, was on Saturday lifted into posi-
ton on tho pedestal just erected at Madison
square, New York.
Harlan w. Bowman, eldest son Of N. p.
Bowman of St. Johnsbury, died in Califor-
mia, AUG. IL.
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Delegates.

BUFFALO, Aug. 90.
The following is list of delegates to the
state convention elected to-day at the re-
publican first assembly district: John B.
Weber, John c. Level, George
Umgridge; second, DIR. Il. Stork, A.
II. Neal, L. L. Croker; third, Hiram G.
Day, James G. Fullerton. The delegates
from the fourth district have not yet re-
ported. The democrats in the first disteict
send Geo. Chambers, VIM. Weston, Michael
Shannon; second district, Solomon Scher,
Jacob Hermiug, James V. Hayes.
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READING NOTICES.
New Tailor shop.

Novak & Murphy will open on Monday
next, ia the stand formerly occupied by
w. w. Mccall, an entire new stock OF
goods, which will be made up in the latest
and best styles at reasonable rates. The
cutter will be Mr.. Albert Novak, formerly
at Allen s. Drew's and II. w. Kingsley's.
augi5dtf
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Accident.

A brakeman who goes by the name OF
"Friday," was knocked insensible by the
bridge at Port Henry, while standing on
his train last Wednesday, No. 40 mixed,
going north. He lay insensible on the top
of the car until the train had gone about
three miles, when man beside the track
called attention to him, and he was rescued
from his perilous position,
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Sale of 4 Per Cent. Bonds.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 90.
The secretary of the treasury has just
completed the arrangements for disposing
of $300,000000 Of four per cent. bonds,
bu. it is probable that the question will be
settled early this week, and the entire
amount taken by various parties, compos-
ing syndicate, on favorable terms, both
to themselves and the government.
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The circulation of tho "Daily Globe" is equal
to, if not in excess of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. Tho circulation Of the
"Weokly Globo" is half larger than that of
any other weekly newspaper in Western ver-
mont and moro than tho combined circulation
of oil the other weeklies in Rutland county.
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Vessel Wrecked.

HALIFAX, Aug. 90.
ASpanish brig from the West Indies for
st. Johns, N. F., laden with West Indian
produce, struck a shoal Of rocks in st.
Johns Bay, Monday, and is total wreck.
Captain Foil, his wife, daughter, and the
steward were drowned.
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Arrived.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10
The steamships Angela and Hankow
from London.
FARTHER POINT, Aug. 10.
The steamship Scotland from London.
QUEBEC, Aug. 10.
The steamship Morayian from Liverpool.
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BristoW at st. Albans.

The programme for Tuesday evening,
when Bristow, late secretary of the U. S.
treasury, speaks at st. Adams, includes the
illumination of the park, public buildings
and the private residences throughout near
ly the entire length of Main street, ma
tonal salute, bonfire, fireworks, etc
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The President.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.
The president with his family left WASH
ington Saturday forenoon for Long Branch
and though the executive mansion Is de-
serted by its occupants it is still source
of very great attraction to a2large number
of strangers who are visiting Washington.
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Te all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., l viii send
recipe that will cure you, FREE of CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
slonary in South America. Send self-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
station ID, Bible House, New York City.
feb2sdeOdEM6m
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j. Estey Sc Co. have made and sold near
ly 10000 Cottage Organs in the last four
years. Another maker boasts of having
made $4,000 in the last thirty years.
Which shows the greatest present popular
ityT Es,cy Organs for the centennial year
are all new styles, and new prices, and tie
best of terms. Address
GEORGE @. DAY,
nov22dYd1y Rutland, Vt.
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Wallingford.

The republicans of the town of Walling-
ford will meet on Wednesday evening next
at 1880 O'Clock for the purpose of organizing
q Hayes and Wheeler club and arranging
for grand rally of tho towns of Walling-
ford, Clarendon, Dandy. Mt. Tabor, Tin
mouth, and Middletown, at an early date.
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DEATHS.

ALLEN-In Rutland, Sunday, Aug. goth, Anita
L. infant daughter OF II. T.. and LAURA Allen,
aged months.
FoX-In Wallingford, August 18th, Mrs. John
Fox, widow OF the late DR.. John Fox, and
mother OF DR.. George IL. Fox OF Rutland,
aged 50 years.
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The Fenian Exiles.

NEW BEDFORD, Aug. 90.
The Irish citizens, at a meeting to-day
made arrangements for grand reception
to Capt. Anthony and crew of the Catalfa,
on the vessels arrival here.
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A Charge Denied.

New YORK, Aug. 90.
OLeary, the walklst, and all the judges
at his recent 50O.mlle walks, state that the
charge that he did not walk that distance
is untrue.
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Tilden and Hendricks Club.

Members of the Tilden end Hendricks
club are requested to meet at their head
quarters this evening at 1880 sharp. The
chairman of different committees are re-
quested to be present.
j. ID. HANRAuAN, Prest.
w f PAIGK Sec V
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The Winner.

Providence, Aug. 90.
William p. Douglass of New York won
the Bennett club at the grounds of Nara
ganse,t gun club on Saturday, killing 8 out
of 0 birds.
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Nomination..

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. co.
G. w. Hewitt has been renominated for
congress from the sixth Alabama district.
This defeats Hon. B. 3. Lewis, tie pres
ent member from the state at large.
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New State Quarry.

A slate quarry has been discovered on
Savage island in Lake Champlan. 1t has
not been opened yet, but is soon to be, and
good judges pronounce the slate of an ex-
cellcnt quality.
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Weather Probabilities.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFrICER,S
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l-1 a. IN.
For the eastern and middle states rising
barometer, falling temperature, cool and
and generally clear weather, with north
west TO northeast winds in the former and
northerly to easterly winds in the latter.
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Fire.

HALIFAX, Aug. 20.
A house belonging to Mr. Kelly at St.
Lawrence, Newfoundland, burned down
and two of his sons persisted in the flames.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Death of Speaker Kerr.

RooK BRIDGE, ALUM SPRING, Aug. 10.
Our friend Mr.. Kerr died at about z this
evening. have been by his side for two
days. His last hours were painless as he
so much desired. His composure was as
remarkable as 1t was heroic, he was thor
oughly content and prepared for the UNI
seen world, he was conscious and intelli-
gent, gentle and brave to the end. His dis
ease was consumption of the bowels, but
toward the last the lungs were involved.
He has been for days past in fact disem-
bodied intellect, mere skeleton, every
thing possible to be done at this remote
spot to soften this blow to his family, by
throwing the tenderest care around his
dying bed has been done and the last offices
will be performed with all the thoughtful
ness they could ask. We have sent to the
officers of the house at Washington for an
escort. His body will be taken to New
Albany on Monday.
(signed) $. $. Cox.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL
WASHINGTON, Aug 20.
The embalmer was sent to Rockbridgc
Alum Springs last night to embalm the
body of the late Speaker Kerr, and tonight
the cssket for his remains was forwarded.
The party accompanying it included Rep
rescntativcs Saylcr and Casey, together
with Mr. Adams, clerk of the house. Ex-
Speaker Banks was invited to 80 but was
obliged to decline owing to engagements re-
quiring him to leave Washington tonight
for the east. This is the only case where
a speaker of the house died while occupy
the position.
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Visit Mrs. G.. II. Loops hair store, Gen.
ter St., over Townsends furniture rooms,
Rutland, Vt. diff
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Good Time.

In the race between the Washingtons
and Frontiers of st. Albans, Saturday, the
former ran and got stream on IN 1.31,
and the latter 10 Lao.
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Trotter Dead.

The well known trotting horse Spotted
Jim, owned by Mr.. James Plat of Bur
lington, died Friday. He was valued at
80 300.
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Revenues.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 90.
Receipts yesterday 1878. Internal
revenue receipts $215, 1888. So; Hcustoms re-
ceipts $3.50, 406.06.
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By the Cable.
THE SCOTCH RIFLE TEAM.

THE bCOTCl RIFLE TEAM.
LONDON, Aug. 10.
The Scotch rifle team which is to com
pete in centennial rifle matches embarked
at Liverpool to-day.
TIE THAMES oARsMRN.
The Thames professional four who are
to participate in the international regatta
at Philadelphia sailed Wednesday last.
PROSECUTING A NEWSPAPER.
PARIS, Aug. 10.
A fresh prosecution has been commenced
against the Drolts LHomme for publish
ing articles insulting to tho chamber of
deputies.
BANQUET TO HERR WAGNER.
BAYREUTH, Aug. 10.
Five hundred persons were present at
the banquet last night given in honor of
Herr Wagner. After making speech he
was loudly applauded, and was crowned
with silver and laurel wreath.
FINANCIAL PANIC IN PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Aug. 49,
In consequence of financial crisis there
was a general run on the banks here yes
terday, and they were compelled TO close
their doors. Several will suspend pay
ment. All the suspending banks have as
sets in excess of liabilities. The present
embarrassment is solely due to the scarcity
of silver coin, supplies of which are ex-
pected from London, and it is thought that
on its arrival the crisis will terminate. 1t
is expected that an official decree will be
published tomorrow, granting delay of
two months for the payment of CONNER
cial bills.
THE sRRvIANs READY FOR WORK.
BELGRADE, Aug. 10.
Dispatches from Gen. Tchernayeff to
Prince Milan report bis army perfectly re-
organized and ready to reasaume the Of
fensive.
WAR TO TIE END.
BELGRADE, Aug. 10.
The extraordinary cabinet council held
yesterday, Prince Milan presiding. resolved
to continue the war to the last extremity.
AFTER THE TURKS.
BELGRADE, Aug. 10.
The prince of Montenegro, understand
ing that the Turks intended to invade Mon
tcnegro from Albani, has left his brother
in-law, Unkovitch, in command of the
troops in Herzegovina, and marched with
eight battalions into Montenegro, whence
he will invade Albani, where the Catholics
promise him support.
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Burned.

FoRT WAYNE, Aug. 20.
John II. Cody & Co. 3 stove works were
burned Friday. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
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Vanderbilt.

New YORK, Aug. 20.
Commodore Vanderbilt is not as well as
last night.
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BAYREUTT, Aug. ID
Five hundred persons were present at
the banquet last night given in honor of
Herr Wagner. After making speech he
was loudly applauded, and was crowned
with silver and laurel wreath.
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Fire.

SpRIsorIELD, Mass, Aug. 90
Gillette g. Taylor's planning mill burne(
to-day. Loss $500.
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The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. 20.
The races on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday will commence at 8 o'clock.
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WAR TO TIE END.

BELGRADE, Aug. 10.
The extraordinary cabinet council held
yesterday, Prince Milan presiding. resolved
to continue the war to the last extremity.
nj
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New YORK Stock and Money Market.

Government bonds are lower and little do
ing.
Money is quoted 2 per cent.
State bonds are steady.
Gold is now quoted at 1908.
Stocks are active and lower
BANK STATEMENT.
The city bank statement during the past week
is as follows: Loans, increase, s263 600; specie,
increase, sl,2is600; legal tenders, decrease,
81 O9s, 9c0; deposits, decrease s56s, 800; circula-
s2,l9O,3I5.
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John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. 0fiice under
the town hall. dow
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THE sRRvIANs READY FOR WORK.

BELGRADE, Aug. 10.
Dispatches from Gen. TchernayeT to
Prince Milan report bis army perfectly re-
organized and ready to reasaume the Of
fensiye,
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HAoKMETAoK" a new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. dSw1y
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A FEMININE WAR OF WORDS IN A
BRrDGRPoRr Dry Goops SToRE.-On last
Saturday, about noon, a lady from the
vicinity Of Harrisville, Ohio, called at the
store Of George Medill, in Bridgeport,
and asked to look at his stock OF aannels,
saying she wished to purchase & bolt.
Bolt after bolt OF the laring red was
kindly thrown upon the counters and I'M
derwent thorough investigation. The
lady tumbed and tossed the ilannels in the
most scientific manner until her eyes
caugh. heavy twilled piece that excited
her admiration, when she said she had to
20 to Wheeling anyway, but II she found
nothing to suit her better, she would stop
on her return. Despite Medill's efforts TO
close the sale, she:turned her face toward
Wheeling and her back on the confusion
she had made, and strobe majestically
down and out leaving Medill wishing
his store was in Wheeling.
About 8 o'clock in the afternoon she re-
turned, Just in time to see the identical
piece she admired, and the only one Of
the kind in the store, being put up for an.
other customer. On learning this she
became very indignant, but Us she could
not claim she had really purchased the
flannel, her htrategetic mind planned an
attack on the purchaser, and in accord
ance she opened FIRE Of words, thinking
concession would be granted rather
than quarrel. But in this she was disap.
pointed, for her opponent seemed to
rather enjoy Il, and more words hoated
on the atmosphere Of that store room
than there ia in one Of Sam. Carey'a
speeches. Peace was only restored by m
assurance that more flannel Of the same
kind was coming and would be sold for
the same price.
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nor SALE OF RENT.

EOR SALE OR EENI.
large new two-story Brick Dwelling
Uou,c on South Frou: street, 9Th Ward,
with nine rooms and all modern improve
Iueut,. will be sold on long time, FoS'
session given immediately j. required.
no7 ISAAC IRWIN, Agent.
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CERTIFICATE OF ISCoRPoRATIoN.--GoS
Jacob yesterday issued 4 certificate Of in
corporation to the Strange Creek Iror
Company, for the purpose Of the manu-
facture Of pig iron, which company will
keep Its principal Office or place Of bust
meas at Strange Creek, Braxton county
and Is to expire on the first day Of Janu'
airy, 1896. The sum Of $40, 900 has beer
subscribed to the capital stock thereof, Of
which S35, 1000 has been paid 10, with the
privilege Of increasing the same by sale
Of additional shares to $4,000 in all. The
capital 50 subscribed Is divided intc
shares OF $500 each, which are held al
follows Jesse S. Savage, 10 shares; VIM
A. Savage, 10 shsres; VIM, J.. J. corley
2 shares; Charles Frame, ] share; Mar.
shall F. Frame, 81 shares; all Of sale
corporators being residents of Braxtor
county, W. Va.
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THE CAPITOL CLocK.-The new Capt.
,ol clock was illuminated for the first
time last evening, and attracted a good
deal Of attention.. The people, generally,
were much disappointed that the hands
upon the clocks face could not be dis
,inguished at greater distance. At the
distance Of a square and a half from the
building the time could be told with
ease, but at greater distance than two
blocks the hands could hardly be disiin'
guished. This is accounted for by the
TACT that the face Of the clock is moi
as large as that Of the S!eubenyille clock
and that instead Of having the hand.
painted black and the face OF the clock
white, the former is gilt and the latter
a cream color. Our recollection OF the
S!eubenyille clock is that the time can be
told at any hour Of the nigh. half doE
en- blocks from the building. 1t looks as
though our costly toy, SO far as its illnn
mating qualities are concerned, Is
magnificent failure.
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WONDERFUL SuccEss.-It is reported
that BoscHER's GERMAN SYRUP has, since
ih introduction In the United States,
reached the immense sale Of 10000 dozen
per year. Over 5000 Druggists have
ordered this medicine direct from the
Factory, at Woodbury., N. j., and notone
has reported 4 single failure, but every
letter speaks Of Ii astonishing success in
curing severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
Breast, Consumption, or any disease OF
Throat and Lungs. We advise any per-
son that has any precipitation TO weak
Lungs, TO go to their Druggist and get
this Medicine, or inquire about It. Reg
ular siIe, IS cents; Sample Bottle, 10
cents. Two doses will relieve any case.
Don't neglect your cough. Wholesale
agents, Logan, List & Co., and L"ughlin
Bros. d Co, d&w
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business called us on 18th street at
different times during Saturday afternoon
and evening, passing the store Of Kline &
Adler's, the new 60 ahead Clothiers. We
were astonished 10 see the rush, crowds
coming out with bundles and others anx'
ious to get In. This firm will surely es
tablish a big trade. They do as they
agree. They; advertise undershirts and
drawers at 25 cents each; Kentucky jeans
pants, rs cents; good serviceable over
coats, S.; business suits, 50 90. These
goods can be found in large quantities al
the new firm OF KLINE & ADLER's,
No 81 12lh street, next door to the Bank
otthe Ohio Valley. s tl-. st 3
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AlleghenyCRttle.

EAsrLBKRrY, November27 .-CATTIR-
Receipts since Friday 142 cars Of through
and Sc cars OF yard stock; total for the
week ending this day 1895 head, or 257 cars
Of through and l7S cars Of yard stock,
against 2Sl cars and 1879 cars or 1904 head
the week before. There has been no whole
saleing done in the yards since the last re,
port, except to-day. Six loads for New
York, four for country and five loads for
retailing here. Prices are a shade higher
than last week.
HoGs-Receipts 5,SS5 head; total for the
week 10, $40, against 1886 head last week,
Workers S. 50a5 90; Philadelphias $J70a
s so.
SHEKp-Receipts 1900 head. total fol
the week 500, against $500 head last
week. Selling at S. 00a4 rs. .t'i
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OFFICIAL RETURNS OF rHELATE ELEc.
11oS.-The returns have at last been re-
ceiyed from all the counties In the STATE
Of the election held on the 7th inst, and
we are able to lay the result before our
readers. In giving the vote Tor Presi'
dent we have taken the Presidential cleo.
tors receiving the highest number Of
votes on each ticket, viz: W. Il. Traversj
Democrat; c. W. Smith, Republican, and
]. u. Middleton, a Cooper elector; I'll
denis majority over Hayes Is nearly IA
900. As regards Congressman, all three
n the Democratic candidates were elect
ed, With the following maiorities: vii
son, 1885; Martin, 1878; Kenna, 7,4iS
wegive the figures below:
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JUSTICE KAMNER.-This Justice yes.
terday Issued two warrants, both at the
instance Of B. J. Armdeld. One was for
The arrest Of William Marshall, whom
complainant charged With committing an
assault and battery upon him on the 9th
OF October last. The other was peace
warrant against William Winesbnrg,
charging him with threatening TO kill
Armfeld. All the parties live on Castle.
mans Run, about two miles from Beth.
any. Several cases growing out Of the
difficulty in question were tried BY Jas
tice Gillespy in the latter part Of Octo-
Der, but Armfeld, 1t seems, desires to
open the breach anew. The warrants
are now in tho hands Of the proper Off
cara
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JUSTICE IAuSDER.-The beauties Of
the famous "laya beds" had another
family row on Saturday evening last
which came up before Justice Launder
yesterday morning for investigation. The
defendants were Joseph Richie and
Kate 0Hord, and the witnesses Jennie
Martin, Kate Mooney and Louis Gatz
Kate and Joseph were required to give
bonds in the sum OF $50 each to be Of
good behavior Tor the next sig months.
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SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN sToIEs.-
Emmett Wells, colored boy, was on Sat.
urday evening arrested BY Night Watch.
man Hausenauer for stealing conieetion'
cry from Oshe's store, in Centre Wheel
Ing. In Wells pockets were found one
new pair Of gloves, two new poeketbookH
and several other articles that he Ia sup
posed to have stolen, which are in the
possession Of Justice Hammer awaiting
Identification. Wells was sent to jail for
thirty days. .g
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The performers filled their parts 80 ac'
ceptabIy that the audience were lavish
in their applause. For amateurs they
did remarkably we'll. Miss Marshall
gave very striking and suggestive ideal
OF a strong minded female Of 1885, while
Miss sallie Campbell personated an hon
orable Judge Of that delightful period
with becoming dignity. Misses Cald'
we'll and Mary Campbell, as "Miss Bad
GER and "Mfss wigfall" respectively,
rendered their parts with much grace and
effect. The bewildered Cranberry" was
we'll represented by Mr.. Wilson, and Mr.
Dutield gave very faithful portraiture
of"Wigtull," the henpecked husband.
AT the close Of the drama, BY special
request, Mr.. Dufield recited "The Naga.
bond' with fine effect.
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TRANsRERs OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol-
lowing transfer Of real estate was admit.
ted to record in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the County Court on yesterday:
Deed made Nov. %, 1876, by Jacob
Hull and wife 10 Margaret Jane Darrah,
wife Of Samuel NJ. Darrah, for the west
half Of the east half Of lot No. 1874, on the
south aide Of 10th street formerly John
atreet. 50 800, ''F .H--