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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-04
RINPr NpMa.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed 3.eet 8 inches.
The Science departed yesterday for
Parkersburg.
the w. Ii. Harrison arrived with q
| light tow yesterday.
The regular packets are making usual
trips.
The Parkersburg Sentinel tells the fol
lowing: "On the trip before the last
down of the Hornbrook, when just aboye
Barrsville, a hail was noticed and the
boat rounded 10. Captain Charlie Horn
brook called his sid-de-camp, Jim Knoll,
and the two, with visions OF business and
big profits before their eyes, walked out
on the forward end OF the barge. The
boat was nearing the shore. Get that
stage ready howIed the Captain to the
deck hands. Get the freight aboard rs
quick as possible be said 10 the clerk.
The barge touched the shore and noble
American youth stepped Out. Where's
your freignt?' said Captain Charlie. The
A. y. made no reply, but said; Pap and
mothers gone away ard | want to get y
job Back her shouted the Captain as
he banked the blank boy.
CINCINNATI, September 3.-River 4
feet and falling, Weather partly cloudy
and cool.
LOUISVILLE, September 3.-Westher
clear and cool. River stationary, with 3
teet , inches in the canal.
CAIRO September 3.-Arrived-Cspl-
tai City, Vicksburg parted-NAil
City, Cincinnati River feet and fall
ing. Weather cloudy mercury 20 deg.
MEMPHIS, september 3.-River fel.
l inch; ) feet II inches in the channel
Weather cloudy; mercury "A. Arrived
Phil. Alice, Nicks6urg. DEPARTED
Belle of Memphis St. Louis.
EvANsTILLR, September 3-Wes.her
chiefly cloudy and cool; wind wes'; mer-
curry sc to "A deg. River , fee. and
rising. Down-Stahlmsn Up-Do7a
Coble, NJ. Smith and Hlllnsu. Business
light.
ST. LOUIS, Septembe- 3.-Arrivel-
Lewis, Kansas City; City of Helena,
Vicksburg; Golden ESgle, Quincy; Port
Esds and To.!e, New Orenns; Po ar
Star, tennessee river. Departed Rob
Roy, ST. Paul; Bayless, Quincy; War
Eagle, Keokuk; IndIsnols, Corpus
Christi. Texas. River hiss risen foot.
Weather clear and cool.
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The Heavics, Penalty.

We believe the heaviest penalty that
has ever yet been inflicted on s. psrty
brought before the police court, was that
inflicted on William Speidel. Yesterday.
He was charged with three ofenses, and
sentenced TO l20 days IN the workhouse
90 days of which, Tor resisting a deputy
sergeant, he is bound to serve, and from
which there is no release. When the
TACT is taken into consideration by uoto-
rious bruiserS and thumpers, that 90 day
al the rock pile, in addition to heavy
fine, Is the penalty the law demands,
there is prospect that there Will be less
resistance to law, orier and deputy SER
gesnts. Respectable people admire the
enforcement OF the laws.
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sCupNCK,s pULMoNIC SYRUP,

For the Cure OF Consumption, Coughs anu
Colds. The great virtue OF this medicine
is that it.rlpens the matter ana thtowe II
out OF the SYSTEM, purihes the ploou' shu
thus objects cure.
sCHKNCK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE Gu kh
OF. pYsPEI STA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic peoduces healthy actlon OF
the stomach creating an appetltsIorhlhs
chyle and C ring III most obstinate casss
Of Indigestion.
sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE CUBE
OF LIvER CoMPE4INT, &C.
These pills are altera, Ne, and produce q
healthy action of the liver without tne
least danger as they are free from calomel
and vet more efficacious in restoring
healthy action OF the liver. e..
These remedies are certain cure LOT
CONSUMPTION as the Pulmonic syrup
ripenS the matter and purifies the bloou.
The Mandrake Pills act upon the nver,
. create a healthy bile, and remove all ais
eases of the liver, often cause OF Con.
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone
and strength to the stomach, makes a
good digestion, and enables the organs 10
form good blood; aud thus creates q
healthy circulation of healthy blood. me
com bined action OF these medicines, as
thus explained, Will cure every case OF
Consumption, If taken In time, and the
use OF the medicine persevered In.
DIR. Schenck is occasionally AT MS prin-
cipal office, corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, ever Monday, where all
letters for advice must ne addressed.
Schenck's medicines for sale b. AL Drug
gists.
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A Social Event.

Mr.. Max Beuter and Miss Mary
Micnse will be- married al
the ST. Alphonsus church, at six o'clock
this evening, with the following parties
as attendants: Mr. Edward Meise and
Miss Annie Beuter, MI Edward Relster
Mis- Mary Wd.y; M. Joseph Michael
.nd Miss Teresa Bcuter; Mr.. Leopold
Relster and Mss Barbara Michael. This
promis, to be one OF the social events OF
the season, and one Of the most brilliant
weddings, about 800 iuvitstioHs having
been issued, the contracting parties hav-
ing large circle OF friends. From the
church the bridal party and friends will
repair TO NJ. Flank Walters, out the
pike, where reception will be given
them. Carriages viii run from the city
to Walters during the niyht.
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kenI Estate Transfers.

The following transactions in real estate
were recorded in the county clerks Office
yesterday:
Deed made September J. 1871 from
Thomas Field and wife TO Peter Field,
part, OF lots Nos. 80 and 81, east side of
Market street, city; for $1,000
Deed made september 3. 1877, from
Vim. A. Cracrsft and wife to George X
Crscraft, lot No %. corner of Main and
Monroe streets. Trisdelphis for 81 900.
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AGES.
Under | year..........
CArSE.
Missing Law Books.

d. b. NARD, NJ. d. Health Ofic
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The UNIVERSE yOf Nor

DEV. 4. \. T.. TANl'E.1p.
II den. tu.i,gla'rmu i,..-
partmCn', >g",,>>'U .ur..
capaOlp snd rNpcr ruc,d Iul.
Teachers. early aH students
Philosopher ana ~Upu
graded lO IT,, .amlulD va.-
French aud German ......
Moral and religion, nH.r.- ...
Location h"Ii,hW. uNUu. b..
tuS Cw,rNpcuSr> N,.N .ua. l.... 81.
NJ either ser. Fail term open, >gt
send tor "A catalogue before co..
where. AddrcS, tuu pI,s.ur.. .
ONO. gtli
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no Indictment.

The cigar-selling Justice of the Peace,
WIN. Phillips by name. has got left. so to
speak. lie 17aiartuliy fined druggist
for selling cigars on Sunday, and had ar-
raigned before him Mr.. John +. Miller,
n tobaccouis', fer the same offense. Nj.
Miller. however, was man of judgment,
and refused to put up an illegal fine to
the Squire, aud took his case to the
courts. The grand jury refused to in
dict him and returned 'not true bill"
1t is now in order for the druggist to
demsnd a return Of his S. fine, and the
cigar makers TO act accordingly.
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Eurnrrbunu.

Mr. Chas. Hersch, secretary of the
Wheeling Turner Association, has re
celved letter rom the secretary of the
\ stlonnl Association, asking them to
hold the National Convention OF the
Turner's Association OF the United
States in this city, next May. The hold
ing of the COZ vention here Is NJ the
option of the Wheeling Turner'S, and 1t
is hoped they will accept the prop, ton.
The delegations from the different Turn
ers organization in the Uuited States
will number sbou. 200, and 3 large mum
Der OF others will bs thus attracted to the
sitv.
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Washington & Lee Uny.r'

Gen. q. W. &. LEE gI,>L F- ,
OF instruction In ,.p>s cal. Ben.
Scientific studies, uud .. 'Gs ruHs
departments OF Law and DN 3D..
ing.
The next session VIII up.. -
10th. and close June -tN ".g.
exclusive of books auI C..'.,
exceed $40; y mr~slr. '..y a.
duccd 90 s. no or St5I.
For full Information NFra',. a.
cular address WALTER BOA
INElnnIh L---. u q
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The IIessian Band.

Mr.. Neuhausen has engaged the Hes
sian bard to play at his gardens on Fri
day and Saturday next. The Springfield
Republic says OF them I've have sell
dom seen an audience SO thoroughly
worked upon, as to their sers;biIities, and
euthused to such pitch, really of ex-
element. The applause came in storms,
Snd encores were numerous and Of the
heArtln.,
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Personalities.

Mr.. Will Hedrick, OF the Secretary
of States Office, has gone to Baltimore.
for few days visit
Miss LIZZIE Cunningham, o, this city,
left for Marietta on the steamer Science
yesterday. She viii assist in the chorus at
the Soldiers reunion ut that place, to be
held the present week.
Mrs. Major Anderson has returned
home from White Sulphur.
Miss Ida Black, of the Fifth ward
leaves on the 8 o'clock train this even
ing for Chicago.
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Mrs. Annie VI. Sheib resumes giving
lessons in voice training and vocal music
on and sitter September 3D.. Applica-
tion may be made NJ the music store,
TIA Main street. Giving attention
solely to vocal instruction, pupils will
obtain a correct method and make COM
mensurste improvement.
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at'heeling Ar9istrr,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

New Goods-Geo. K. Taylor & Co.
Camp Chairs-Friend " Son.
Mosquito Canopies-G. Mendel, Bco.h
& Co.
auted-BOOt Makers.
Direct Importstion-Turner,& Dillon.
Stone Canoes w. Grub.
Musical lustructiOn-F Bsssett.
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Squire Caldwell yesterday issued war
rants for Jacob Cook and Lucien Weed
man, charged with ,Ssult with intent TO
kill. 1t Is sl.ged that they attempted to
as.assiuate Chss. Il. Pcyton, near his
residence ON Snort Creek
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On I.OyinPs,

The Cow ordinance" has not yet been
brought before Council, and vet certain
sections of the city hsve more OF barn
yard appearance than that of place ln-
nsbted by human beings. Perhaps our
Counciimen are partial to milk punch,
and are afraid OF the price being "riz" if
cows are abolished from the city limits.
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You will consult her health, happiness
and success IN study and music by pac
i0g her j. the care of DR.. Taylor, At the
Beaver College and Musical Institute,
Beaver Pa. Prices moderate and rs low
as good board and first class instruction
can be afforded
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The HEA7ED' TERN-PatrO,lSO OF the
REGISTER can hare The Daily sent them 10
any part Of the CRHed .Sates, post pdid, at
aJteen MS per Oeek. Bear this IN mind
phel dcpartng tom the city for summer
trim
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.THF MOST GORGEOUS STREET PAGEANT EVER SEEN !
FORMING A SCENE OF sPLENDOR.
ONLY 80 CTS. ADMISSI0I
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

]. Fast Lynne, by Mrs. Henry Wood, 2lr.
>. John Halifax, Gent, by Miss Mulock,
20 cents.
j. \ Woman Halter, Chas. keades new
novel, 20 cents.
s. The Black-Indies, Jules Verne's latest,
lOcents.
Il Last DAYS of Pompeii, by Bulwer, Ilc.
Adam Bedc, by Geo. Eliot, 2Oc.
5. The Arundel Motto, by Mary Cecil
g 0id Myddleton's Money, by Mary c.
70. Tho Woman in White, by wnkio
II. The Mil on the Floss, by George
Eliot, 2vc -,
70. The American Senator, by TIollope 20
-. \ Princess OF Thule, by william
IA. The Dead secret, by wilkie Collins,
-. Romora. ny Geo. Eliot, 2Oc.
u. The Field OF Ice, by Jules Verne, lUc.
=. Hidden Pcrlls. 10y VI. G. Hay, lOc.
j.. %trDagts Hi'tory, Amelia b. Ed
10. 4 Terrible Temptation, by Charles
p. Old Curiosity shop, by Chas. Dick
y. Foul Play, by Chas. Reade, lOr.
y. Mau and Vie, by Wilkle Collins, 2Oc
.. The 'Squire's Legacy, by Mary C..
II Never Too Late to Mend, by Charles
Readc, . e..
. Lazy AdelaIde's Oath, by Mrs. H.
Wood Ice.
% Aurora Floyd, by Miss. NJ. +. Brad
don, DC.
=. Victor and Vanquished, by Mary c.
Hay, luc.
,, \ Daughter of Heth, by william
Black, lUC.
p. Nora's Love Test, by Mary c. Hay, lOc
~. Her Dearest Foe, by Mrs. Alexander,
&c.
81 Love Me Little, Love Ne Long, Chas.
Arade, lHc
3, The queen OF Hearts, by wilkie Col
Inns, IUC.
3. Handy Andy, by SamI Lover, Dc.
a. \ -impl"'Ou, by Cnas. Rsader 10.
-. Felix Holt, the Radical, by George
Eliot, DC.
80. The Wooing OF, by Mr.. Alexander,
2J'.
81. The Mystery, by Mrs. Henry Wood,
loo.
IS. An'ouina, by Wllkie Collins, 3Jc.
g. Ivanho.. by Sir Walter Scott, DOC.
A.. The Heir TO Ashley, by Mrs. Henry
Wood. lOc.
Al. White Lies, by Chas Reade, zoe.
~ Fl de and--eek, by WilKie Collins, Dc
i3. Hector ~eTvadac, by Jules Ve.ne, lOc.
a. Inc lowe Of London, by ". Harrison
AinswOT'u pc.
45. A Lies secret, by Mrs. Henry Wood,
loo.
For sale by Eewsd5alers, or sent post
paii on receipt OIL pIce, BY GEO. VI kO,
Naudewater 81, y. /. agZsegb
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Deaths pt tu.S.

Below we give in tabular form the
number OF deaths that occurred in this
city during the month OF August. Deaths
IN corresponding month of last three
wears 81, As and 62, espectvely. Deaths
last summer 2@6. this summer 10.
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Down! Down! Down! go Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound TO sell a. some price
whether the mills ran or not. Corner
Main and 10Th streets.
w EERREI
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WE are Pleased to notice that the
Misses Sequin and Blanchard reopened
their Institution yesterday morning with
quite al esant attendance.
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whereshnIIIsend my Daughter.

If you want to get suited IN pair Of
Shoes, 90 TO l.. " Blends.
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Stanton Female Seminary.

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Rev. J. !. Miller, A. NJ, Principal, with a
full and experienced corps OF teachers in
Guiding Mrs. Gen J. f b. Stuart. School
not sccearian.. Four denominations rep
resented in the faculty. Board and home
com forts the best. Positively no eKtrava-
gaJce in dress allowed. Terms liberal.
Session opens September 9th, 1877. SORd
for catalogue To the Principal. aullBb
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LAEsT STYLES Of Shoes Just received
at l.. Y. Blends.
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MO. IL THIRTEENTll STREE.
Miss NEWMAN beg go u'.rw r.r
and the public 10 ~ her .m'.u'
thu" her school AT the auu. ai's
Course OF In tructipns a...sf~
Miss y. would Dr pleased nAt
number OF pupils now 'u!.ly
in preparal Ion tor col.'g'
The school Will rD-uIrH
September 3rd.
Terms, $40; pupils under 'ae.i 2.
iylUI, T-STb
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rE-Of superior ENGLISH manufactured
and Justly celebrated Tor Elasticity, Dura-
billy and Evenness OF Point. IN Is Num-
bers.
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IL you want to get cheap and nd's
fitting pair of Shoes, go to L. V. Blonics
1885 Main street
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JUST received, lot Of Childrcn's
Shoes Of the latest styles, IT l.. '.
Bonds.
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Coop black Kid Gloves tor 80 cents At
j. N. FerrePs.
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Truth is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. w. Ferrers. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 4 to 8
cents; Al Cbntz, 8 cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, cents. All other goods
n proportion.
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Vocal In,Iructinn.

The cheapest shoes ID the city At L. V
Blends.
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GENTs' fine Shoes OF the istes. styles
ust received al Il. V. Blends 5.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
.o J. W. FEkRELs.
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Norwood High Scho5. VI:
Norwood P. o., Ne.soo w. u

Endorsed by the Facl'y ~ b.. %.
yersity Of Virginia AZ 'i.
Training Schools IN ~ - poo "a, y
The Session Of ~
Goth, 1877. with a fuiI '"fp' 10, -. 10.
and iull and thorough 'H'"
Departments.
GT Write tor CI'alpRb'' -.1
Object aud GhAT.rI"r. r.. - d .
modelled, IN IT, cOuf-f' ab- =. Z.
Instruction, a. lar ~ -
University Of Va, and ~ Y'''s T. Z,
pare young men lOf that - -
a. me SANE time IA cyLIss " - :, ..
Is 80 thorough and ~ CON ~.
ing as II does all the biaH,n -
edge belonging ~ hBs''' s.. n =. 4
mat those wL0 pref. 'p ~ -
. rfectIy qualify theHis+. =. -
ate en- trsDce upon tL'
Life. a.
Course Of study e. a. eo"' !.
thorough A. that Oi an -, ,...,-. =
state. following tn mo-. ~ ~ %,
DDS. and embracing q it.' -. q.
following Department. H. H. -, ,
EnVIIsh BrsucHs-. . ih,,, ~. y
t1rssT Isngnsgrs. 2. Ils VI
S,sSAs q Pure MatuemE =. 81 i
Nal sfoatics. C!sAa Alhipi -
ing. D. The SatTraI 5r.s"
shi 3 and BOOk-keeplhk .,,msssf
Extracts from -. 80.
IrsIyERsITY ~ 4 '.lf,.
sIE-It gives me p.easoo,., 80. =
theNoryood High scLy ...'. ,-,, !.
men 70 bhis Iustl,uloH -. H., -.
the advanced classr- 'i Z - :.
SchoOIs. IL ranks smOBs ~ -, y 9 =,
schools for hign AID III =, ="
IT, discipline j. eIcsll"H-' -
fuine.s OF HE Location aLs-.J
lam with greai fle-..T -.
LAM. r. HAkh.,,,ii> Pr
chGtTrn1Sn q ~ 80 .
among inc fbn s1grL, tsS, y .. - p,
nahians ~ me rapid AID 1LE ~ !,
schleseI b ~ 5s, been s.1 "a. -.
Norwood High Seh0o., t1tt y
ond TO none 10 the s tass,, ror sEs -
tom and the eXtentol n, ~ d
The discipline, hs wei :. uass.-s. u
are conducted ~ neah' u - q
ID. plan Of the UBl'sIs., r. .Ccor, 4
and having proved al - ra.a.s(
be continued wlthou. S,.fL -
rr,oute1ce Of the GdiiI,Sto' M - =
RsfsI. 70 present yytt.s I. Z Iss;I
from west virginia, ~ - N
Indss M. EdmistOn, uIs ",
non Dr. T. 3, Camden D. al
Ransom. p..v M 80
. "A go -, ~ patrons OF the seasa,."
dno othe. "a .,udslA IBs
Ap25Sg-
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CONDENSED TINE TABLE.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
A. MA. Mp. Mp. NJ.
BALTIC. & Ohio K. X. 4:IO 1885, GO
Central o. Div. 7t4 4:lOfi S:4o
W. 10 K. Div-....... $50 o:ZO -
A. d..
Cleveland Il Pitts. 6:l2 1889 so 5O2t
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
IA. Mp. M.P. Mp. NJ.
BALTIC. & Ohio X. h. S:35i 500 &c. l0:45
"A. u.
Central .. Div. $40 IL :Sot 20
wP. e. Il. Div. 7:3O, 400
iP. NJ. A. NJ.
Cleveland S.Pitts - 1855 5 IS s:29 s:O2t
tDailv except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation.
tSteuaenvllle Accommodation
train during the day passes backward ana
forward between Martins Ferry and
Rella!Te, stopping when required at Sher-
man Hcuse, E,nayIlie, West Wheeling
aud Crave Hill.
TINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, ia effect on and after FRI
day, May D, 1871:
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ALLEGHENY COIL?
ME&DNIIIE q,

The College ypuy N.......>
The Preparatory ~su ......
day.
Boarding on Cn-nr.H.t..
s. W To $50, I'.ta.aE o.. H..
nOSrding cheaper. t....,.
d % lD 500
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Letter Carriers Report.

The following Is report o; the letter
carriers tor the month Of August:
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BOaRDOF COMMISSIONERS.
Business Transacted Al Yesterday
Meeting.

The Board met in regular monthly
session yesterday, all the members pre-
sent.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
The following business was then trans
scted by the Board;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04
Dancing the TOO.I.a.LOO.

lCtetetdnd Ledder Atlanta tGd.) C0rresp0Tl-
dence.l
Going past a yard near the outskirts I had
the rare chance to see some of the entertain
ments of the Southern darky. There must
hay have been thirty couples singing and dangling
play Is OF African origin. The leader sang the
song while the rest joined the mOnOtOnOus re-
frain after each line, accompanied with clap
dusky belle waltZed around within Il circle
that was dancing to the tune of
Lady in the garden,
Too la-lOo
Lady in the garden,
foo-la-loo.
Lady i'll the garden,
oo-la-lOO.
Then she made another motion i'm her dance,
OF some Kind which is sung at:
Berry nice motion,
TOo-la-loo
Nice little lady motion,
Too la-loO!
Oh dat's nice little motion,
T0O-ia-loOl
Obi love too la-loo.
Go choose a lover,
TOo-a-OO!
Nice little lover,
Toola-loo!
Handsome lover,
Too-la-loO.
Oh love too Ia loo
She then selects her lover and the song i'm the
dance goes on:
Kiss your lover,
ToO-la-lOo.
OATS berry sweet lover,
ToO-la-lOo!
Too-la-looi
Oh. love toO-la- loo!
Obeying this hint, the ebony hues glued their
lips together. The girl then retires as part of
the circle, and leaves her mice little lOver' in
the centre to dance the
Gentleman motion,
Too-la loo!
Berry nice motion,
TOO-la-lOO!
But he's a bufrog motion,
Too-la-lOo.
Oh! love too-la-loo!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

The JAPANESE have the story of Rip Van
I'm his Soat on the ocean was invited by the
goddess Of the sea to her home beneath the
waves After three days he desired to see his
him golden casket and key, but begged
him never to open it. At the village where he
lived al was changed, and he could get no
trace OF his parents until an aged woman recOl-
lected having heard of their names. He found
their graves hundred years old. Thinking
that three days could not have made such a
opened the casket. A white yapor rose and
under its influence the young man fell to the
ground. His hair turned gray. his form lost
It's youth, and in few moments he died of
old age.