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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-12

PERsosALTIEs.-Co,. VIM. Alexander
has resigned his membership OF the
Wheeling District Camp Meeting As.
ISOLATION.
The Buffalo Bill Company leave for
Evansville this morning ut Z o'clock,
over the Central Ohio road.
Mrs. g. E. Levy, wife Of the Centen.
nial Commissioner from Melbourne,
Australia, is at the Mcclure. She is
visiting her daughter, who is attending
school at Mt. de Chsntal.
Our old friend Louis Gaus is candi-
date for the janitorship of the capitol
He is q sterling Democrat and would
make an excellent officer.
Mr.. Thomas Hornbrook, Esq, is be-
coming interested in the spiritual move
ment, and visited Prof. Baldwin last
night. No.,
Capt. Jack Of the Buffalo Bill Gem
pany, lectured on temperance at the
Fourth street church and Wesley chape
yesterday.
Mr.. j. NJ. Hyde, agent of the Bald
win company, leaves for Pittsburgh thi'
morning.
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CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
Secretary of State Brady, has issued g
certificate OF incorporation 70 the Stand
ard Base Ball Club. to expire March Z,
1897, for the purpose of establishing q
base ball ground for exercise and the
promotion of health, which corporation
shall keep its principal buildings and
place of exercise in the city OF Wheel.
ing. For the purpose of forming said
corporation $ll0 have been subscribed
to the capital stock thereof, Of which
amount S1l have been paid, and the
privilege is granted to increase the said
capital stock by sales of additional shares
from time to time, to $1,000. The cap,
ital subscribed is divided into shares Of
$40 each, and are held by the following
persons, all residents eff Wheeling: b
Yennum, FIVE shares; Chas. d. Berry
one share; John Morgan, jr, one share
s. Woodmansee, one share; w. b. Bat
telle, one share; Ed. j, Larkin, one
share; Ii. Z. Smith, one share.
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CAPT. RrpLEY's RAIp.-Me "Fty
Cons" S,oocp Doon on the Dens q
enthusiastically night about MD
night, Capt Ripley, our Chief OF Ponce
with Officers. Bogard, Fleming, DEM
beueh. Robertson. st. Meyers. 4ahoney,
Beard. Henry, Thompson and Baum,
made = descent on the houses OF ill.fame
conducted BY Jennie Norrington'
Madame Chip, and Maggie Bias,
(colored), and succeeded in capturing
about twenty-five men and women.
Among those captured at the houses
named and arrested for other onenses,
who are booked for the police court TINS
morning. are Jennie Norrlngton,
Mary shipp Mag Bias tcolored)
Harvey Ostsrson, Jennie Norrington,
.lohn Jackson, George Terrell, Annie
Mccoy, Kate Randolph, George Nc
Gumphrey, David Young, John Young,
VIM. Lynch, Thompson Lassure, John
McCarver, Geo. Snyder, Jacob Schneii'
Nav Singleton, Julia Hines. Annie
Williams, Mary Shipp, james Morrow,
Henry Crogan, James Greeley, Patrick
Carson, Maggie Bias, Rody Parker, Sue
Savior. James Thompson, and Henry
Kievis, each of whom are probably
good for ten dollars and costs or
thirty days at the rock pile, Judge Gran
mer having particular tondness Tor ex-
ecuting the law in such cases. The
scene at the houses when the raids were
made was particularly interesting, the
m,Ie inmates rushing frsntically about
in summer suits, and in some instances
attempting to make their exits from the
premises through windows, back doors
and sundry ether ways of egress from the
building; but their efforts were OF no
avail. Captain Ripley had his plans we'll
laid, and "Hy cop" confronted each err
ing man as he showed up. The female
inmates made no attempt to escape, but
quietly submitted to their tate. The ex.
preston of surprise and establishment
however, which fitted across their respec
tive faces rs officer Mshoney watzed
into the house, dotted his chaDean
and spoke in tones IS though an
explosion of dynamite had taken place,
remarking: Ladies, agreeable to the
express commands of II. X. d. the cap
tain general of the protectors of the pub
lie peace, and guardians OF the public
veal, arrest you all, individually and
collectively" and turning to the Chief Of
Police, and inquiring, "Captain what shall
do with 'em," can better be imagined
than described. The matter was ami
cably adjusted in each case by the land
ladies giving bond in the
sum of 1926, tor the appearance at the
Police Court this morning OF the parties
arrested in their houses, and no one was
locked up, with the exception OF two
women from the Norrington mansion
who were unable to procure bail. Thu;
passeth into history the first raid on the
"whited sepulchres" under the new reg
ime
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BuYrALo BILL.-Me Result OF H.s
Wrestle NTH the Spirits Yesterday al
terno,n Buffalo Bill, in company WIN
Manager Hamilton, and reporter LOT
the REGISTER, visited Prof. BALDWIN lor
the purpose of testing bis mind'reading
powera and Mr.. Cody being an entire
stranger, it fell to his lot to PROFOUND tne
ousations to be answered. Mr.. Cody hrst
wrote on o piece of paper the following,
addressed to brother scout, who was
supposed to have been murdered by In.
dams near Fort Laramie, and folded II
into small pellet.
"Friend Cornstock-Were you killed
by Indians and how =
Professor Bald win picked up the pei
let touched bic forehead with 1t, and De-
gan: writing, the text OF his note oeing
as follows:
"Friend Bill was not killed by In
disns. l was shot by the scout who &C.
COMMANDED me-who treacherously muir.
dered me-snd my body was placed
under a brush heap near Fort Laramie"
This answer caused Mr.. Cody 10 open
bis ewes. and he wondered greatly at the
marvel the Professor had performed, ne
not having seen what was written ON
the paper. But Mr.. Cody was not salts
6ed; he doubted the Professors ability,
and again tried it, this time addressing
his note to o particular friend, Major
Brown, who committed suicide In New
York city about the time of Sheri-
dams marriage in Chicago, and VINO
was supposed to have committed suicide
in consequence of the marriage OF Gen'
Sherldsn's wife with another man than
himself. The quet ton asked was:
"My Dear Msjor--What caused you
to suicide2 Was i. on account OF the
marriage of Miss -, to Gen. onerl'
DAM" u.
Professor Baldwin picked up the pellet
| in the same manner as he did the pre-
vious one, and passing it to his forehead
began writing:
"Dear Friend Bill thought you
knew me better than to think l would
suicide for any woman. l committed
the rash act because was involved, ano
had contracted obligations OF honor
which l could not meet -,
| This was a settler for Bill, and WITH
perfect astonishment ne arose and SAID
"Are you in league with the devil OF
what: or how do you read mans
thoughts2" andIthe chief of the scouts re-
tired perfectly amazed.
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GARRoTED.-Sa,urdsy night an old
man from Washington, Pa, whose name
we did not learn, having tarried in the
eity too late TO cross the river in the
ferry boat; and desiring to reach West
Wheeling, employed two men to take
him across the river in skih. When
about the middle of the stream the par
ties whom he had employed to land him
ON the Ohio side, seized him and gar
roted him, taking about ten dollars in
money, and other valuables from his
person. The party robbed thinks he can
identify the parties, but does not know
heir names. No arrests.
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TEaPERANCE.-Ther was no let up
to the temperance movement yesterday,
and consequently meetings were held at
Wesley Chapel, the Fourth street, Luth.
eran and African churches. Capt. Jack
delivered addresses at the two former
and latter. At the Fourth street church
there were about seventy-three signers,
and at the Lutheran church about TWEEN
ty.fve singers. Numerous gentlemen
delivered addresses at each of the
churches.
At the Temperance hall union the
ladies temperance band presided, a num-
Der of orators addressed the meetings,
and five persons signed the pledge; The
union tender their thanks 10 Messrs.
Hennegen, Bates Il Co., tor handsome
clock, and to Manager Hamilton for the
use OF chairs.
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PROF. BALDWIN AFTER "TRUE
SpIRITUALlsT."-Ed. Register:-An in.
dividusl signing himself True Spiritual
ist," occupies the columns of the REGIS
TER of Saturday, with an etfusion IN
which he takes occasion to call me a
humbug, imposter, etc, and further asks
if pretend TO be able to produce GER
tain so called spiritual manifestations,
such as are declared genuine by Robert
Dale Owen and Prot Crookes, of Lon
don.
In reply, l simply have to say that l
know it to be fact that such men as
Owen and Crookes are easier deceived
than your commonest street laborer, and
l shall, tomorrow night, at the Opera
House, duplicate exactly the tests pro.
nounced by these experts to be genuine
l shall thoroughly expose Mr.. Slade,
Foster, Anna;;::Stewart Of Terra Haute,
Mrs. Holmes of Philadelphia, Mrs. Saw
yer, and fully fifty others.
Second-I will materislize recogniza-
Bile faces, human bodies, hands, etc. My
spirits never tail.
Third-My challenge, as you may per-
ceive by turning to another column, es-
pecially invites officers and mediums to
bring their own handouts, manacles, etc >,
with which to tssten me tonight You
may bring the patent government cuts
if you may desire
As to my ability to fulfill my promise,
would respectfully refer to press re-
ports on my bills, etc, and il Any one
cares to look over my 1900 letters from
eminent clergymen, scientists, teachers,
etc, shall take pleasure in receiving
such at my hotel.
S. S. BALDWIN,
Spiritual Exposer.
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A PHENoMENoE.-The gas bill for
this Office during the month of January,
was thirty,nine dollars. Then we paid
S2O7 per 1000 feet For the month OF
February, which has but twenty eight
days, our gas bill was fty-fve dollars
and eighty-nine cents, and that too in
the lace of a reduction Of forty-tve
cents on the 1000 feet of gas consumed
An increase of nearly seventeen dollars
over the preceding month. Now we
submit to our friend King and bis as
sistsnts, if that isn't bigger and more
interesting conuRdrum than the mind
reading of Prof. BALDWIN.
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TEACHERS AssoCIATloN.-An inter
esting meeting ofthe Wheeling Teachers
Association was held at the Third ward
school house Saturday.
Superintendent of Schools Hervey pre-.
sided, and after calling the roll, Mr.
Bundy, the chaplain, opened the exer-
cses with prayer.
Miss Sue Crumbscker delivered an
essay on the subject of "Class Drill. Prof
9. A Schaffer on the subject of "Think-
ing and Living" and Mr.. Stevenson read
an original paper in relation to the order
in which the different branches of study
IN the schools should be taught.
The meeting was harmonious through
out and all present feel that great good
is accomplished through the association
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CaSt0ria.

II Is mistake TO suppose that Castoris
u not adopted 10 grown persons as well a.
Childrsn. They on y need 10 Increase the
quantity But children have 40 many
complains for which Castoria is Adopted
Ike Wind Collie, Sour Stomach. Worms,
letter, Teethtng and Group, that IL In
especially recommended tor them.
It, effects are more certain than Castor
Oh. II contains no alcohol and IL az
pleasant to take az honey. Il never
gripes. BY regulating the stomach and
bowels the Castoria eools the blood, ex-
peis worms and prevents feyertshnes s,
quiets the nerves and produces health :
lhen OF course children can sleep IN
quiet and mothers can rest.
Castoria In recommended by all physi.
clans and nurses who have tried IL, and II
Is having rapidly increasing sale. n 10
prepared with great care after the recipe
CT Dr. samuel PITCHER, OF Mass., at the
Street, New York. sp1.
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Our BOATING INTEREsTs-TAe Hcgner
Boat Club.-The aquatic ball having
been opened by the Brown Club, now
comes the Hegner boat club with its
claims to public attention. This club
was first organi sed in September, 1870,
by Thomas Shelly, under the name OF
the Clsrkson Barge Club, but the name
was afterwards changed to the Hegner
Boat Club. The members of this club
have participated in several races, among
which may be mentioned:
Sklff race-Thomas Shelly and John
Hegner VS.. Malone and "Dixie" kenne-
DIV, tho former winning.
Shell race between James Corcoran
and Fred Bright, the former winning,
and who was afterwards defeated in two
races by James Mai ton, and in one race
by Ed. Phillips.
Louis Felsing defeated VIM. Mears
snC. James Manton in shell race, and
won first prize in shell regatta.
This club has had two boat houses des-
troyed since ITS organization, and the
loss thereby amounted to about 81 600,
but notwithstanding their mistortunes
the club is out of debt and has a balance
in its treasury, and contemplate build
ing new boat house the coming sum-
mer, the present house, which is a shore
house, not giving satisfaction. The club
has in its possession five shells,three work
in q boats, one four. shell, and one
skiff, the total value of which is about $500.
There are several good oarsmen con-
nected with tho Hegners, the picked
crew for the four osred shell, being 2,
Fitzsimmons, Jos. llegner, M. ONeil
and VIM. Mears, who lay claim to the
swiftest single shell oarsman in the city,
who is none other than Louis Felsing.
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STAFF OFFICERs--The staff officers
haze been appointed by the Governor as
follows: K. NJ. Delaplsine, of Wheeling;
w. n. Chancellor, of Wood county; &,
|. Faulkner, of Berkely county; Thomas
r. Davis, of Mineral county; Henry
Robinson, of Monroe county; w. Ii.
Hogeman, of ksnawha county; ID. d.
johnson, of Tyler county.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed 26 feet and rising.
The Msihe Rsgon departed for Par
kersbuag Saturday.
The Courier is due up from Cincinnati
to-day.
The Sam Millar passed down Sstur-
day with a heavy tow of coal.
The Granite State passed down Sstur.
dsy, six hours late, en- route for Ports.
mouth.
The Carrie Brooks, Exchange and Salt
Valley passed up Saturday night.
The local packets are running regu.
Isrly.
The Bernhard, which has been under.
going repairs, will be ready tor the river
tomorrow.
The Express is to-dsy's Psrkersburg
packet.
The Panther, with empty barge, passed
up yesterday.
by Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, March H.. River l3 feet
= inches and falling. Large quantities of
ice are coming out of the Allegheny
Reports from Oil City say the river is
feet and falling.
CINclSSATI, March ll.-River 26 feet
inch and rising. Weather rainy. De-
parted Graham, Pittsburgh.
MEMPHIS, March ll.-River rising
slowly. Weather cloudy and warmer.
Departed Mitchell, Cincinnati; Scud-
der, New Orleans; Capitol City, Vicks-
burg, and Colorado
EVANSVILLE, March lO.-Weather
cloudy with a light sprinkle of rain
mercury So to As. River "a feet and risin g
fast. Down Chas. Morgan, Grey Eagle,
Evansville. Up-Vnt Shlnkle, John l..
Rhoads, Morgan.
ST. LOUIS March ll.-Arrived-Stsn-
nard and Bee and bsrges, New Orleans;
City of Chester, Memphis. Departed -
None River falling slowly. Weather
rainy most of the day.
LOUISVILLE, March 10.-Westher
clear and pleasant Depsrted-Fswn,
Cincinnstl Parker, Memphis; Mary
Miller, st. Louis; Molie Moore, ST.
Louis; Donnelly, New Orleans. Ar.
rived-Golddust, New Orleans. River
falling, with 10 feet inches in the
canal.
CAIRO, March Observation-Disclosures
Ohio river; Mary Houston, Louisville:
Golden City, New Orleans; Common
wealth, New Orleans; Headlight, Pitts.
burgh; Thos. Means, Ohio river; Ar
kansas Belle, Evansville. Departed
Golden City, CincinnstI; Hickory, st.
Louis; st. Genevieve, Vieksburg; Mary
Houston, New Orleans; Headlight, St.
Louis; Means, st. Louis. River Is feet Z
inches and rising. Weather cloudy;
mercury 4s.
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The BIDS FOR THE NEW LoAN.-The
bids tor the new loan will not be opened
until after the meeting OF Council on
Tuesday night, and Mr.. Jones, cashier Of
the Exchange Bank, where the bids are
received, requests us to state that bids
will be received until next Wednesday.
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WEusderstand that that worthy lad

understand that :nst worthy lady
and good house keer. Mrs. A. Mabls
the sister of the late Major &. w. Fran.
zheim, has taken the residence of Judge
Thorn pson. and will, on the first OF April,
open it as boarding house. Families
and gentlemen who desire country
home, readily accessible to the city, can
be we'll provided for by this excellent
landlady. This well known place. "The
Steinrod House." is within ten minutes
ride OF the Capitol by street railway, and
forty minutes by comfortable drive.
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On train going East the other day
over the B. & o. z r, a gentleman went
from the smoking car to the rear car, and
in loud voice desired to know if there
was any one present from Clarksburg
Upon being directed to quite proml-
nent and we'll known gentleman, he very
politely requested the loan of his cork
screw. Send .or Murphy
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TheYelloW Centaur Liniment

is worth It's weight in gold 10 owners OF
horses aud mules.
This Liniment has cured more Sprain.
ed. Sweenied, Ring-boned and GaIIed
Horses In three years than have all the
Farriers in the country In an age. Its
effects are simply wonderful.
We have thousands upon thousands OF
certificates ~ strong ~ the following:
my horse was lame for year with q
tetlock wrench. All remedies utterly
failed 10 cure and considered him worth.
less until / commenced to use CentauT
Liniment, which rapidly cured him.
heartily recommend IL.
"REv. GEO. W. FERRIs,
"ManoIvilIe, Schoharie Co., n. Y.
"DEAR SIRs-I have used your Centaur
Liniment In my family, and find II 10 he
Of great value. Please send me two dollars
worth, one for the mules and horses.
"RTLEY SICKLEs,
"Falls Station, Wyoming Co., Pa
II makes very little difference what the
case Is, whether IL be Wrench. Sprain
Poll.Evil, Ringbone. Scratches or Lame
ness OF any kind, the effects are the same.
Liyerymen, stage proprietors, Farmers
&c, never be without the Yellow Cen tauf
should Liniment. IL IN sold everywhere.
and warranted in It's effects.
Laboratory OF j. b. Rose il Go,
" DEFY ST. NEW YORK.
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UNDER Enthusiastically afternoon
George Hermann was put under bonds IN
the sum of $500 for his. appearance be-
fore Squire Phillips this morning, charged
with obtaining money from VIM. Mich
olson under false prCtenses.
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NoTICE.-At the forced. closing out
sale of j. w. Ferrel, you can get Muslin
at 4 cents, Calico at cents, Grensdine
at 8 cents, and Carpets at 10 cents per
yard. Call soon if you want bargsins.
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FORCED SALE.-Great Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
Will bring. Must be sold TO raise meney.
j. w. rERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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A NUMBER of trsmps engaged in q
general row at the Riverside and Bellalre
mills, Frida7 night, and several of the
knights of the footpath were more or
less bruised
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PocKET-PlCKING.-Dan. Quinlsn WAS
arrested last night by Officer Henry,
charged with picking the pocket OF Geo.
Frasher. He will nave hearing before
the police court this morning.
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TIE Mennerchor and Harmonic
singing societies will give farewell So
cisi at Melodeon Hall on the 18th in
slant, it being the intention OF the socie-
ties to remove to more capscious quar-.
tiers.
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SCI spl raj studs, collar button, heavy plain
wedding ring, and gents Partisan dia-
mond pin. The above articles sent, post
paid, for 80 cents. Have been iretailed
for S. Bankrupt stock and must be sold.
Solid Milton Gold Watches. $40 each. for
speculative purposes. good timers, equal
in appearance to 500 genuine gold. His
reputation for honesty, fair dealing and
liberality, is uuequalled by any advertiser
in this city,. y. Day Book, Dec. l6,
1875. Postage Stamps taken as Cash. r.
STOCKMAN, q Bond ST., y. Y. fe2Sb
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EXECUTIVE APpo1NrMENT.-Gover,

EXECUTIVE APPOINTMkNT'-
Mathews, Saturday, appointed +. ii.
Green notary public in Roane county,
with residence at Leroy, jackson county,
End ChaS. Edgar Mills q commissioner
of deeds for this State in the State of
New York, with residence at New York
CITY
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A REDUCTION of forty.fve cents on
the 1000 feet OF gas went into effect last
month, SO that consumers are better on
in pocket Theoretically by that much
on every thousand feet consumed.
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at'heeling ge9ister.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Plumbers-Thompson i Hibberd.
Carpets and Oilcloths-Harbour &
Dittmsn.
Hamilton Opera House-Prof. Bald
win.
Postponement of Sale.
Carpets-G. Mendel, Booth q Go.
A Result of DISTRACTED Digestion.
Wall Paper-A. w. PAUL. & Bre.
New Stock-Cummins 4 Woods.
For observation-disclosures Courier.
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AGENTS WANTED.-Now is the very
time to choose fast selling agents books
For the best, freshest and more popular
two and three dollar books always
address Central Publishing Go. Pitts
hnrph Pa
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CHEAP CoUNTER.-Hsving established
q Cheap Counter of best PhIlsdelphia
goods, it will be to the interest OF the
public to call and examine, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, at
JERRY CLEMENS
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The County Court room was filled,
Saturday. with parties who delight in
hearing the disgusting details of cases OF
an immoral nature.
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ATTENTION ALL!

GREAT BANKRUPT SALEot JEWELRY
On receipt OF SOC We will send by mail.
postpaid, all OF the following pieces OF
leu elry, viz: pair God Plated Engraved
Sleeve Buttons, one set Gold Front Shirt
Studs, Collar Sud, Welding Ring, !
Roll Plate Watch Chain and Gents Rose
Coral Scarf Pin. We offer this great bar
gain merely to draw attention TO our susi-
ness, as we have all kinds Of watches and
iewelry at low prices. Send tor Catalogue.
COLES & CO., 1S5 Broadway, New, York
City. BoSO
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Ir won't do to expose spirits in the
Immediate vicinity of johnson, OF the
Leader-he'll "swaller EN-"
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BALLS Mayors band will rlay for
the German singing society bal, April
"a, Sub Rosa Social, April 5th and Enl-
gos dancing club. April 9th.
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TWENTY NINE cases-gentlemen and
ladies-sre on the slate for the ponce
court this morning.
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THE REGISTER office is indebted to Mr..
Peter linn for fine specimen OF his
handlwork in the art cuisine.