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The daily gazette., 1877-07-13
WILMINGTON MARKETS.
wILnINeroN, Del, July 10, IsI7
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Gre,t Discovery.

EF Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron, For
he cure OF weak stomach, general debility
hdipesIiOn disease OF the nervous system,
|bnstipation, acidity OF the stomach, and
j cases requiring tonic. ll =.
The wine Includes the most agreeable and
ifjcient salt of Iron we possess. Cl rate OF
agnetic Oxide, com bIned with the II Ost
heTgetlc of vegetable tonics-Yellow Pc
.hvlan Bark. -a
The effect in many cases OF debility, loss
h appetite and general prostration, of an
~ficienl Salt of Iron combined with valu-
Ible Nerve tonic, is most brppy. II aug
hents the appetite, raises the. pulse, takes
n muscular fiabbiness. rem owes the pallor
u debility, and gives fiorid vigor TO the
<ountenance. uf gvad
x Do You want something TO strengthen
Fou? Do you want good appetite? Dc
Fou want 10 build up your constitution
DO you want to feel we'll? Do you want to
bet rid Of nervousness? Do you want ener-
By? Do you want to sleep well2 Do you
Eant brisk and vigorous feelings? III you
10, try Kunkel's Wine OF Iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been
thoroughly tested by all classes OF the com
Bile as a Tonic medicine. Itcosts but little
puriies the blood and gives tone to ths
|tomach, renovates the system and pro
longs life.
now only ask trial OF this valuabl,
|Tonic. Price 81 per bottle. E. r, KUN
KEEL, Sole Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
TASK your druggist for KunkePs Bite
Wine of Iron, and take no other make =
'Sold only In 81 bottles All others are coun
.terfeit so beware of them. tt
Buy six bottles for % 90.
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New Castle Letter.
From Our REGULAR correspondent.
New CASTLE. Julv Ia.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
NEW CASTLE, Julyl3
Ao intereftipg. .sbd no doubt exciting
game Of base ball win tske place to-
morrow afternoon. aThe Red STOCKINGS
OF your'cityi will play the Actiyes Of
this place on Saturday the 2ls'. Our
club will visit Newark and cngage the
Agile of that village. Soon after thoy
will give the ODESSA a little atteotiot.
OLA laIge drove OF cattle come ,pa On
the train arriving here at 1910 o. N.
and were ut once driven out to joe
YsrDals at Hares Cornor, We under
stand that more cattle have changed
hands in these yards duri0g the past
two years than for ten years previous.
Joe knows how TO cater to the public
wants.
We feel assured that as the chroni-
cler OF passing events, we will be
called upon to record some severe If
not fatal accidents arising out of the
fool hardy daring of the boyswho stand
along the railroad track and jump upon
the morning trains as they come into
the old depot. Where are the police
about this time Have not the X. r
Co., rights which should be respected
or protected and We think these gamint
should be kept away from annoying
the employees of the Company by
jumping upon the cars whilst in mo
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u. ~. D,s,rict Court.

The U. s District Court met this morn
ing, Judge Bradford presiding.
Two foreigners were natnralized and
made citizens of the United States.
The Court rendered decree in the
cause In equity of Cecil G. Fulton, as
Sgnee of W. II. Roberts, bankrupt, vs..
X. 8. Griffith, which was that the liens
against the real estate of the bankrupt,
described in the bill Of complaint in this
cause, be vacated. -tItG
The Court also rendered decree in the
cause in admiralty of various claimants
against the proceeds in court arising out
of the sale of the steamer Falcon, (about
$500 which was that the claims for sea
mems wages were entitled to priority OF
payment as against claims for salvage,
contracts for Eupplies repairs and towage
The Court then Adjourned.
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SECOND EDITION
BY TEf5|EG GRAPH.
| B6LaARi4 6BTAsrED,q
BY Telegraph to the Gazette,

BY Telegraph 10 the Gazette.
'f ~ tit.'l uf .LoNDoE, July Is.
The losses by the Russians In tie re-
cent operations sout of the Danube are
much more serious than 10 admitted
by Russian authorities. As they ad-
vance in districts of Bulgaria just oc-
cupied by the Turks they dud the
country q desolate waste. The corn
crops are not yet ready to be gathered,
and all grain In store houses has been
destroyed. Every head of cattle has
been seized and rnn' off by the retreat
Ing Turks. So complete and will
spread is the devasting in Bulgaria.
that every Russian train sent to the
front has TO carry stores of biscuits an d
other supplies. not one, for the army
but for the starving population.
This seriously hampers the operations
Of the invading forces.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13
A Woman MtIks AnofHer's Coso,

A Woman Mtihs AnOfheT's COsc.
A singular case OF theft before Ma o.
Whiteiey, came up at The hearings this
morning. For some time ptst. Michael
Hayes living near Med JweIlviIe, aud who
owns seveieraf cows, discovered upop
driving the cows in, from Hhe field IN the
morning for the purposs Of milking them
that they had been putty, and sometimes
entirely milsed. ThIs continued for somt-
time, and all endeuyors to catch the hiel
PROVED unavailing until yesterday morning
ibe thief wa- discovered in the person o
Mrs Frank I'll .globoch, who les des neal
Mrs. III ,yes. ..t.. ..sg...
TIA, psars from the testimony that sbt
was IN IDe habit OF gong out imtu the d. ID
where Mrs. Hayee' cows were just bef1r'
daylight, ana after milAiDg them wouir
take the miik home, after which her hus
band, who OWNS three cows, would sell th'
mix. a Al N
When arrested che offered Mr.. Hayes II
the presence oi the officeIs $50 II he woul'
drop the case, this lie refused TO do. an,
The May or impose The iuli penalty Of y
and costs ON her, aud held her in tbs sun
of 500 10 keep the p ace.
| Her husband is petty well cH ana whe'
ever induced her 10 commit sucn pecuiia
theft 10 unknown except to the fomiIy.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13

"a RAILROAD IN THE CLoUDs,"is is the
title of an illustrated paper in the Mid
summer Holiday SCRiBNEH, on the great
railway built by Henry Meiggs, up the
Andes from Lima. 1t is SAID that SO
many detours had to be made that five
parallel tracks may be seen from almost
any point in the valley of the Rimac, up
which the road is built. Besides innu-
morable bridges, there are 81 tunnels, ag-
gregating 10000 feet in length, and more
than half of them are built upon curves
of minimum radius. 1t is computed
that 10000 persons have died thus far in
the progress of the work. The highest
point of the road is 81 miles from Lima,
and only 1856 feet lower than the top'oi
M ont Blanc, it is said that the illustra-
tions of this paper will be of especial ex-
cellence. iea ptu..{ Hat.s I'll ni
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13

In FURTHER TRoUBLR.- Y yesterday, Of
ficer Neary went TO The house ot Peter
SPAIN, No. Sll W. Second street, for the
purpose Of settling with him. aud securing
the fine and costs amounting to SOL .7S, im-
posed on him the evening previous by Es-
quire Frsz-r. as fully reported ~ yest-rS
Gays GAZETTE. Spain became quite vio-
leu, aud threatened TO club tue Constable,
in which aggressive proceedings he Was
Joined by bis wife and sou. With the as
sistance OF Constable Hickman, the turbu-
lent trio were arrested and taken before
Esqu're Frsz,r, who, after y hearing, held
Sp.hp, IN $1,000, and bis wife and son in
800 bail each, for appearance at Court
j seph Stoeckle becai ue their bondsmsn.
But Spabn's trouble does not end here, as
e Quire Frazer has since received from
Philadelphia liquor dealer an unpaid
CLAIM sgainsi Spain with a request to COL
lect 1t as soon as possible.
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FIRES AT BOSTON.
BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
BosroN, July 13.--There were "a
alarms of fire given here within Line
hours, ending at 11.50 o'clock this mora
ing. The most serious fire was on Han
over and Salem streets, which damaged 3
buildings, causing loss of $4,000, part
insured. The upper stories of the upper
buildings were occupied as tenements,
and the occupants escaped in their night
clothes, one man jumping from the sec
ond story, but fortunately was but slight
ly injured. Slight fires occurred at East
Boston, and $4,000 building was de-
stroyed at Quincy, Mass.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON. .
For Philadelphia; 2 2l, $40, q. So, $40, 8. 90,
s'a' 1000 a. m; 1887, IL 40, q 80, 4.3o,
o 40, s'49 P m. On sundays: 2'2i, 10 a.
For nj New eS 'ssGi sTke sts, pm ., % a.
$40 p m; on Sundays: 2 81 a m,
For baltimore and Washington: {: 4 06, g SO
an; l26i, 26s, 8 os. $50 p m; on Sundays
o6 m; Q 90 pm. III :,
f1r Or Fort Deposit; 4be p m, no Sunday
For New Castle. 3, 8 20, o 30 m; / 80, $50 p
M no Sunday train h
For Delaware r. r.: sos, aoa m; 9 80 p m;
FOR Wilmington & Northern r. R.: 6 40 a
m; 10 m; no sunday train.
For Delaware Western r r.: 10 20 a m; IS SC
pm; on Sundays: 10 80 a m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. n
From Philadelphia u Sc, 8 "a. Q "a a m; j.
m; l24i, i2I, 365, 461, "A, 70, 25
sl6, 81, 10 p m on tundays: IL SO
r. 1908 m 1880, . 81, II 10 pm. psa
az, az, 81 p M; on Sundays II &c m
From Ballimore; 1s, s41, m; 12 7, 12 ss
SO, sjp m; on Sundays; 2 lS a m; 9 81
From Washington: IS m; 12 27, 12 ss
oS6, a. m; on, Sunday s; 2 ID a m; 9 a
From Port Deposit: 500 m no sunda!
- trains. 81 81 :. F-r 4.,.... .
From New Castle: = 66, 8 80 n m 70 90 m
n ~, q 40, O5 p m; no Sunday trains.
from Delaware r. r.: s 30 a m; 70, 40 ]
=, IN; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington & Northern r. R.; 10 2
m; 30 p m; no sunday trains.
from DelaW are West IN r. R:7 90 q m
sl0p m; on sundays: 6C0pm.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHI
ADkLPHlA.
From Broad street and Washington ave
nue.; Z 80, s 90, 10 80, 45 m; z 80 3 n
go, 8 10, 6 90, 6A6, Q 10, II 70 Y m; on Sur
days: s 80 N m; 60 % 46, u 90. p m.
From Thirty-s econd al d Market street,
70, u 40 q m, IL 10, 8 Do, 10, II 10 p n
on Sundays: sFn - n p m.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13

HANINGENIcUs CONTINUANCE
has been put up at the United States ho-
tel in this city, box in which there is
representation of the famous trot between
Dexter and Goldsmith Maid, that took
place at Suffolk park few years ago.
The race is faithfully depicted as is also
the judges stand and a picture of the
judges. Upon dropping a 8 cent piece
into the box the race commences; at first
Dexter takes the lead, but is soon passed
by the Maid, who holds the position un-
til the race is over, AT the same time the
race is going on band is heard playing
rte box was made by Semill, OF Phil
adelphia, who has several of them through
tie co lntry. opt asel W.l.
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--A6GFpENTAl.I.Y-SHQT
WITH 4 kEv6LvEk AttfbENf.

WITH fTaNf A REVOLVER. REV I'VE ACtfbEaNNTf.. Ctfb M.
Ally SHOUTS HIS BROTHER.
Yesterday afternoony abouS a O'Clock,
during the absence of their parentss from
home Oscar and Alfred Jochep, the for
mer aged IL years and the latter 9, com
menced to play with'a revolver, which
being accidentally discharged while inthe
hands of Oscar. the ball entered the head
Of Alfred just below the left temple, and
lodged there. 3, ~, H..
From what can be learned of the affair
it appears that Oscar borrowed the pis-
tol from an acquaintance, and going into
the house stood and fired out of win
dow towards the Brandywine, Alter he
had fired, Alfred jumped up and looked
out to see where the ball struck, and as
he did so the revolver was again d.schar-
ged, the ball taking effect as mentioned
above.
After he was hit he ran out to the
water tank for the purpose of washing
the blood from his face, but becoming
faint he fell before reaching it. A gem
tleman and lady, who were passing at the
time, saw the little fellow fall, aud the
gentleman going up to him stopped the
flow of blood by pressing his finger on
the artery. +97' .
His mother arriving about that time
Immediately sent for Or. Frantz, who
upon arriving, probed for the ball but
was unable to find it. At the time hi
had no hopes of his recovery, but thil
morning he is considerable better anC
hopes are entertained that he will re
cover. .II IlI..
After the shooting occurred, Oscar raj
up the Brandywine and did not return
until late in the evening.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13
THE ENGLISH CABINET.
7 Tel egraph to the Gazette.

By Tel elegraph to the Gazette.
.ae8 -u 4a4I New York, July 13.
Another cable from London says, the
E ri of B eaconsfield had two interviews
with the Queen early this week; her
Majesty presided at Cabinet Council
held at Windsor Castle, yesterday. Her
Maj ssty came to town and returned in
the evening. The subject Of all these
consultations with her advisers is m
derstooi TO bethe resignation Of prom
inent member Of the Ministry which is
expected to be rendered to-day. The
retiring Minister however is not Lord
Beaconsfield. H''
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13

PERsoNAL.-Wm H. ,Clowari, Esq Sec
retary aud treasurer vi the Boari OF Edn-
cation, left this morning, ter N M, qua
Springs, Bradford county, Pa, where he
viii r-create for two or th ee weeks.
H. R. Pennington, Esq, sou Of Attorney
General PENNINGTON, who was admitted tU
practice at the New Castle County Bar dur.
lug the last term Of Court, has established
his law office in room No! 0, Exchange
Baiidipg, Seventh and Market streets. this
city. Mr.. Pennington's legal aitainmeut'
are of high order, aud all business entrusted
to his care will be promptly and capably
attended to. l 3D. "i.s
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13
THE EASTERN WAR.

A SUCCESSION OF TURKISH VICTORIES
..H.' CLAIMED.
BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
'f..e...u .r LONDON, July 13.
A dispatch from Erzeroume, states
that the attempt of the Russians under
General Tergukassoff, to relieve the
besieged garrison at Bayazid, has
failed, Notwithstanding that the garri-
sou made determined s1rtie. TIE
Russians after suffering severe losses
retreated to Mount Ararat, where they
were attacked by the Turks and again
defeated, The Turks took many priso-
ners aud captured six guns.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13
Building Improvemen,s.

Messrs. W. r. & ii. Cause have pur-
chased from Job q. Jackson, the, lot at
the N. E. corner of Delaware avenue and
Jefferson streets, fronting about so feet
Oh the avenue, for $4,000. On this lot
the Messrs. Cause propose erecting eight
houses, two on Delaware ave iue, nd 81 {
on Jefferson street. Lewis r. Springer
is preparing the plans for the Delaware
avenue houses. .
Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr., is about to
erect 16 two-story brick houses on Elm
street, near Adams, in the Tenth Ward
an improvement which will be vast
benefit to that neighborhood.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13
Fine Ndif Scissors.

Curved and Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Brushes, Nail Files, Nail Brushes, etc., for
'sale by f. BRfNGH URST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Sts.
For the Bath.
Bath Brushes Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
'Rno Bath Soaps in extensive variety Also
FLESH Gloves, Straps, Brushes, &C. of horse
pair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
ARTICLES of the same classes. -3Els Il
E. BRINGHURST q co,
Coraer Sixth and Market sta.
Brodis'A MiIAs nISus Cure for orhs
An English remedy OF great popularity fol
femoving corns without pain.
E. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market Sts.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13
GOSPEL TEMpERANcE.-'Ehe gosp,

GOSPEL TEMPERANcE.-The gospeI
Temperance nleelimg,in the City Hall last
night, was addressed by Rev. James s
Read, DIR. Bigelow, Geo. Day and Others
A meeting will he held at BrowDiowi
this evening. On account Of preparations
for outdoor work there will be no meetili.
III the Hall till Monday evening. Ther,
will be- meeting at Fourth street ten
ON next Tuesday evening. .-1l -t
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w. CRAWFORD & Co.,
81 Carter Lane,
gu pAI1I,S ENGLAND &c


Beg to state that they are open for any
commercial transactions as TO consign-
n.ents for granting Drafts and presenting
commercial bills for acceptance and pay
ment, for buying English Goods at avery very
small commission and iorwarding goods 70
any place in Eng and or the Continent.
we beg TO di aw your attention to very
important English Invention we have on
hand, viz: '.-- i......i
WoOLLEN BLANKETS OR COVER
INGS, OF LARGE SIZES, COMDlN-
ED WITH AN AIR PILLOW.
II will he found most necess Try and use
full for Military Men, Travellers, lnvalids,
for use in Hospitals, &C.. &C., possesslng
amongst others the following advantages
IL is the finest substitute for a Bed.
The pillow can be raised or lowered at
any time with the greatest ease;
II will pack up IN very small compass,
and can be carried about without any In
convenience.
PRICE FROM los. TO 35s. EACH.
When ordering the above article, please
remit the amount of your order 70
Iy5-3taw6m W. CRAWFORD q Co.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13
Worms Removed Alive.

f. F. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never falls
10 destroy Pin, Seat and Stoma ch worms.
|Dr. kunkel, the only successful physician
|ln this country for the removal Of worms
he removes Tape worm with head and AL
complete, alive in hours, and no fee until
'removed. Send for circular, or call or
your druggist, and get q bottle of X unkels
worm Syrup. Proc 500, 1t neYersfaiIs
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13
Weather report
FOR THIS AFTERNOON.

INDICATIONS FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
.H' ''e ~ WASHINGTON, July ID.
~ For the New England and Middle
Atlantic States, Lower Lake region,
nearly stationary pressure and tenn
perature, variable winds mostly from
the rortb, and clear or partly cloudy
weather. . .....-
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13

BuRIED.-The body of the young nan
who was killed on the p. w. & b. r. r.,
near Newark, on Wednesday night, was
brought to this city yesterday by the
Coroner and buried in the Potter's field
during the afternoon. No clue has as
yet been found to his identity, f-t
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13

BASE BALL.-To-morrow afternoon
on Tie Adams street.grounds, in this city
the Quickstep will play the stars, of Kel-
leyvile, Pa. On next Tuesday they will
play the Defiance, of Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13

The Triumph Truss Is marvel OF
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
henceif properly adjusted WILL hold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, will infallihly and speedily
cure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 1884 Bowery, New York where the
Truss is odrrdnted, and the Cure Guar
aateed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either office. u.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13
* NEW ARMY.
,lepranh to the GAzEsTE.

By Telegraph to the GAzEsTE.
r4.t.. LONDON, July Is.
A dispatch from Constantinopie says
a new Turkish army is 10 be raised
for the defence of the Danube.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13

We all have our preferences; but no
one prefers to hear a crying baby wht n
the fact IL so well known that DR.. Bull :
Baby Syrup would at once quiet 1t. 20
NJ
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13

Secretary sherman's four per cent. bond
/, growing in popularity. IL was placed
on the L L,ndon market day before yesterday
at 1923, and the amount subscribed by the
reop,e up 10 Wednesday evening was SIS
000 600 H" .....a.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13
'EErh Foh ALL THE PEOPLE.
BEAUTIFUL TEETH AT ~
o., %. % ana sle PER SET.

Tech t1t,,utd Niihopi ! ain by the us
OF gas. Over thirty years experience.
DR. GALLAGHtR
No.tEAkt eth sleel, oIlotnt Clay ton
,aAe. ap2b TG.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13
TURKISH VICTORY REPORTED,

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
New YORK, July 13.-Despatches
from private sources confirm the news Of
Turkish victory at Kars, and other dis
asters to the Russian army in Asia Minor.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13

NEEDS APrENToIN.-The crossing on
the north side of Delaware avenue, where
it ihtersects and cross, Eleventh street.
is several inches too low, and after each
heavy rain is rendered impassio BILE by mud
and water. The attention of the Stree
Committee is called to this defect, as 1t
causes great annoyance to ped estrians.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13

GUNNER BoARDERS WANTED AT
- ROCK springs, near Du font Statioh'
W. a N. K. K. five miles from Wilmington.
I jsi6-lm Apply to E. q. SuTIoN'
The daily gazette., 1877-07-13

All of them have used DR.. Bulbs Blood
Mixture. Who? Those who heretofore
suffered with Boils and Pimples, but " no
are now free from such annyances.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-11-17

reached the acme of perfection it excells
IN ornate eauty of construction and its
richness, power, volume, and sweetness Of
tone must be heard to be properly appre-
ciated See his advertisements All
churches who contemplate purchasing
should at once address Daniel F. Beatty,
Washington, Warren County, N. j., u.
S. A.
At Paisley's Dye Works, No.
70 N. Liberty St, Cumberland, all kinds of
Dyeing and securing are done upon
the mos approved principles. Cleaning
and DIV eimg SiAaWls snccialty. With
powerful presses for finishing, Paisley
guarantees his work to look equal 10 new.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-11-17

SIGNoR Bosco-Tuesdoy euemsng.-
Paul's Opera House was well filled
and the audience pleased with the
many wonderful tricks of this unrival-
ed prestidigateur. William Parker
was the recipient of valuable silver
watch Miss Diana Thomas of an els-
CANT cream pitcher; Mrs. William
PAYNE a silver butter dish Mrs. A.
E. Hitchins a silver pickle jar, and
Mr.. George Zais, silver castor. 9th
ers were presented with various valu-
able articles, such as silver knives,
pocket books, etc, etc. The last gift
was an Irish Canary Bird to Mr..
John T. Lewis, which, presto change,
turned out to be beautiful hite pig
Mr.. L. accepted his gift without hest
tation and walked off with the climac-
teric feature of Signor Boscos very
liberal donations.
Wednesday, Eveni,'g-The Opera
house was again well filled and Sig
nor Boscos performances fully up to
the standard of Tuesday evening. A
spiritualistic example was given, be-
ing the prominent event of the even
ing, and a number of sleig ht- of hand
tricks which dsied detection. AS
on the evening before considerable
interest centsrsd in the distribution
of presents. A silver castor was
given Thomas Mitchell Worthington
McCulloh beautiful silver cup; Miss
Hettie Dawson the elegant silver pitch
er Katie Brode gold locket; Mrs
G. w. Fisher silver pickle jar; Cooper
Hitchins a jewelry set; George Zais,
ladies' novelty belt; JOURNAL, silver
butter bowl; D. G. Percy, fine pig,
alias Irish Canary Bird
Thursday ereninq.-The hall was
again we'll filled and the performance
quite up to The Signors best. The
principal present, ladies gold watch,
was given Mrs. Charles Reichsnbach !;
a silver, gold lined cup to William Y
McCulloh a castor to Mrs Edward
Duffy, and a ladies skirt to John Scout.
Signor Bosco at length announced
the award to the handsolhest lady in
the hall as next in order. Messrs.
G. ". Zel!er, Charles Smith and Ed
gar N. Michael, accepted the exquisite
ly hazardous duty Of working out the
tender problem. They made a criti-
cal inspection Of the audience, retired
deliberated, and, through Signor Bos-
co, delivered IN asterly opinion, con-
ferring the enviable distinction upon
Miss Eloisa 7. CIary. In presenting
a beautiful silver cup to the fair win
ner Signor Boscs warmly endorsed the
conclusion Of thejndgss and commend
ed their taste. This concluded the
series of entertainments with which
the Signor has RECALLED us during the
week, His audiences have been
pleased with his jolly good nature, cute
tricks and tasteful gifts. On the 9TH
er hand, he likes Frostburg well
enough to assure his friends that he
will visit us again next month.