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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
ST. PATRICK's MUTUAL ALLIANCE.

Tho ST Patrlcks Mutual Alliance and Benevolent
Association held IT'S eighth annual picnic and games
yesterday afternoon and evening at jones' Wood
Colosseum. During tho early part OF the day the
threatening aspect OF the weather and the heavy
shower which fell about hapast ono prevented many
people arriving early at jones' Wood but toward
four o'clock the crowd began to increase rapidly, and
afles supper time II reached two thousand persons
All the regular picnic amuscmenss were eagerly
resortcd 10 by the assembled merry makoIA
In inc AFTERNOON the male portion Of she company
participated In the athletic games, and much rnerri-
mcnt excited by between boys carrying eggs
on spoons whose skiI was be exhibited la carrying
ogg to tho Winning post without letting u drop
o. Cas6man proved have the steadcse hand and won
the prize a dozen silver spoons; halt mile race Tor
men was won By W. smith in Pm. 206s He likewise
won the half milo walking race. receiving a. przo
handsome gold heado cane rne osnsr s,enss - soo
yards won by W. Riley; loot ball mssch and stone
throwing won BY J. Shoohan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
EXPELLED SISTERS OF CHARITY.

The Observation-Disclosures Steam Navigation Com
pany's steamer Mas, arrived the Pavonia dock,
New Jersey, yesterday morning, making the run
between Rotterdam and New York 10 fourteen days
Among the passengers twenty-five Sisters OF
Charity, who had emigrated from Koetsfeld
Prussia, In compliance with the cdict OF the
German government cxpeing certain religious
orders from tho Empire before October Of the
present year. There is much OF sameness in the lives
and conduct OF the Sisters and the chief officer OF the
steamer could only say pleasantly that They never
gave any troobo and were good passen.ers." They
ielt as many others who have come from Prussia
before them have felt account Of this cdict that 1t
Is hard to be expatriated; still tneir experience
10 no new thing IN political differences.
Tho Sisters iuIly realized tins point and were sensiby
coming 10 country not yet affected by the ailments
ot age where they could think and do as they pleased
Some OF them went over to Brooklyn, but most OF
them wcro whrled on TO Cleveland and Covn2t0n,
Ohio, where they Will find anxious friends awaiting
their arrival. During tho next two months quite .
large emigration OF the Same order is expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
CHEAP GAS FOR JERSEY CITY

At the meeting Of The Board Of Aidsrmsa q jersey
City last evening asssmpt made 70 re.essa "a
action Of the Board al the last otiag sranng par
mission to the new gns light eompssy. kno~s a. ne
"Corsumers Gas Company" 10 lag p,pss through lns
streets Alderman hsexey moved 30 have TIE matter
referred TO special commistss. bsi hm molhs
was not seconded Alderman Tlden onsrss
set oil Resolutions pfosldinz that NE nes
company should be required 10 eommenes
operations within AK monsAs alter psfmisssoa
was granted by the Board aud thai the sork shoud
completed within eighteen mossbs rh-se rssosalions
were adopted. The new company has Doep orxa1lzea
and the articles OF Incorporation, with the nanses u
the directors, have been Died with the secretary Of
State by ex.Aderman sweeney, VINO n ous q Ne d.
rectors Of tho new company. Mr.. sweeney. Who ~ Q
member OF she Board vi Finance. witch practically
controls the administration OF Affairs Jersey CITY,
assured HKRALD representative that days Of
gas monopoly are numbered The company viii
and furnish gas a. onehsn the price charged ~ the
present company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
STATE ORDNANCE.
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN GENERALS sHAIEI

CORRESPONDENCE DrrwKES GENERALS sHArEa
AND wYLIE ON THE DEPARTMENT..
II win DO remembered that the late repor Of Major
General Alexander shaler though, by two
Of the newspapers to imply that there something
wrong In the State Ordnance Department Brgadier
General Daniel d. Wyle, Chief OF Ordnance Of tho
State, has written the following letter cxpnnug his
Official action and showing that neither he nor Col
onel Creney to blame for not furnishing supplies
which they had not hand aud possessed author
ity to purchase General Shaers response General
Wye exoncrates MIN IRON all blame in tho premises
The following is the correspondence alluded to:-
GESEHAL wYLIx GENERAL snALEa.
MY DEAR GxsERAL-My attention has been sailed
the administrator Of the affairs Of during
Seins inferred from your repOss to Adnssn
send While l. * true that This department Was not AIDE
aatons OF the National Guard Tor sry'es IL The
mandiny officers. yourself among the number.
FIRST DIVISION covering period doubtless
escaped your memory that my assistant Coonei crensy
on the morning Of the 2lt ut that the could
and specific articles were wanting stock
and you this authority of superior
Documents file this open in pecron Of
inquiry that not one Unnecessary delay in max
ing during the period by occurred
this Office. 4
am we'll assured General that you did not intend by
that OF conduct OF tho affairs OF
should be iuerred yet. sach impression
having gone abroad. would thank ut leisure
estimate Of administration OF tho duties
appertanng to the Department OF the State Of
New York during the late tumult. Yours,
DANIEL ID. WYLlE Chief of Ordnance. shy.
General ALEXANDER SMALLER, First division. N.G.SN.i
GENERAL sHALxR TO GENERAL wyLIE.
s te.s AUGUST Z, 1871
General D. WYLE. Chief of Ordnance State New York
DEAR SIR Yours OF the 9Th inst received
very much regret that any reflections have been
upon the personnel Of your department. II the
urhest from my thoughts to convey idea
ncicency that OF assistant Colonel
Creney, OF whom know active, rgetic Of
fcers. You quite right in saying that informed
Colonel Crcney oath ult that department.
could furnish the equipment for eld
service and IL hoped that formal application in
writing OF that date would result notifying
to the city that lad received authority
purchase Ny Disappearance being told the
26h that had that authority for
erring In the report to interview OF that date
enabled 30 state, and do 1t cheerully that
every demand made by the Ordnance and Quar-
for supplies which hand
your assistants and that II the articles called for
sesed he authority purchase there would have been
delay IA supplying them when needed Yours
ALEXANDEk sHALER, Major General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
YACHTING NOTES.

The following yachts belonging to the N.Y.Y.C.
pss.d the hEs~LD telegraph station at whtcstone yes
to-day IRON New YORK for Glen Cove. to join the Club
squadron ;--Ncred. catamaran, Mr. Arson p. Stokes;
ZANZIBAR Mr. Thomas; Tempest Mr. Elliott; Clio, Mr..
fiAss; Myrs, Mr. Ulr'eh; Vixen, Mr.. Lawrence; Com
noaose; Dudley. Mr.. Beeos. and Eddie.
Tns yacht America Ii ths object Of much interest at
HALIFAX. several gentlemen connected with the Fish
cry Commission visited her yesterday and enter
tanned by General Batier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08

Umpire, Mr. Duchsrme Runs earned-Boston, 4.
First Dase by errors Hartford, 4; Boston.
The game ~ Chicago between the chicagos and the
Reconstructed Cincinnati would have .
inning winch the Cpcinnatis becaioe dcmorai ned,
permitting their opponsnts 10 scre 10 runs before the
Chicago :....-. ! ~ o-2l
lmpirc-Mr bradbury.
The seventh game Of the championship series be-
tween the Lou sve aud "a Louis clubs, and the O mn
Won ny tho Louisville wss played yesterday a. s..
Louis. with the following result
I L. . Q "a
tmpire-Mr BollcA
Al iorncIsv,Ils The Hcrsels aeies,sd the Buffalo
Guys by SCORE OF 10 l.
In game al Bisghamtou the Crlckcts defeated the
Rochestcrs by a score of 2tol
To-day The Bessons and Hartfosds play on the Union
Ground; Aastsurs OF Nevsrk. Lsiavciies al Pros
peot PARK, sad Baekeyes Of colsmbus and Allie.
ghanys at Pittsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
sCHUgTzENFEsr.

wAsHnorox, August :. ISL
The schuetzspfess winch has been IN progress FOR
eight days closed 10 night w.th distribution Of prizes
and an address by simon Welt the president OF the
This fest more rrccs<sfsi any Of It's
predecessors IN AS peeuniary iesture&
IN Hksfu>rffLE
At a meeting OF the Mrs r. A. Hayes Temperance
Society last night resolution adopted expressing
pride and satsiacti1u thai the lady whose name tbe
society bears " responsible for The furnishing
OF basket Of flowers TO The senfrs and there
fore 'the society good ios . change Of
its adopted alma nalef.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
AN EXCHANGE OF SHOTS.

fsud, which has long existed between man named
Hoyt living. In Cherry street, and Thomas Mcdonald,
Of No H. the street. eliminated ON Monday night
IN an assault and exchange ri shota Thomas .. Har-
rington, who 10 stated, assisted Hoyt, shot IN
the side by Mcdonald Tho latter was arrested and
held In default of bail at the Tombs Police Court yes
tsrduy and Harrington was sent 10 the House of De-
sention Harrtngton's wound " NOT seriouA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
POISONED FISHES.

The tropical fishes eonislnea Of sarks 81 shs
Aquarium were eb.eved TO sc m . curious ~ay Ca
sunday last They rems.sed the sssises ana every
little While jumped ous Of TIE A. u 70 obtain ar.
Soon ailsrssrd they aied An the Issues ccuaaec ~
one Of The larger tahks alec died anlcnx beng
sharks. herring. sfusxson ana oIsefa some of the
wafer Sss sent 20 Ds koesrt fayier sssly xe1 g.
sno aseounccd that "a eonk@nrd iced "a Qaanssty san
Client 10 destroy suinAl hia Ia - silxe tsst some
ma cious person poisoned the cad ne stts<hAs
OF the instiiutiSh dccsre that zee ottsrs shen
died some tiaHe sincs uers sso - .so1sa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
SINGLE SCULL RACE.

CHANCE rcB coUkrNEY AND Riley TO ROW
AT SARATOGA.
(By TELEGRAPH TO THE HxnALD.1
SARATOGA. ~ Y, August 7, 1871
Approaching the almost universal wish that the
question as 10 who Is the champion sculer Of tho
United States. aud 10 afford Courtney and Riley q
chance each other waters perfectly neutral
TO both, ana at the time 10 AFFORD any other
sspirani sisgls scul honors chance sgainst
ether Courtney or Riley should they enter John
Morssey, his own signature, announces the toll
lo~ sng she conditions for = raco;-
Grand scullers' Tor q purse and stake
Saratoga Lake. August -, 1871 Three miles
with turn regular saratoga course. open TO all (;
purse $500 entrance $l00 TO DO added TO purse,
and all 90 70 TO the winner. National Association
rules. Entries 10 Close August 4. 1877, and TO DO
addressed John Norrisssy. The entrance money TO
accompany each entry the will not be
ceived In OF fouls interference the referee
may, IN his discretion. order the rowed oscr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
WAVERLY DRIVING PARK.

Tne "avery IN. ~ Driving Park Association held
their nrst summer rotting and running meeting yes
terday IN the presence Of lew persons. There were
two running races and a trottiug race. which we're
closely contested The weather was splendid and the
track "a good condition. The following are the
SUMMARIZES.
w2vKRLY DRIVING PARx, NEW JRRsxY-Ftrst day
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SEWING GIRLS EXCURSION.

Tho proprietor OF the nssmboat Columbia has made
arrangements for another iree excursion Tor working
grls. 10 be given SATURDAY Of ,hs week. Although
about sixteen hundssd we're carried 10 Rsekswsy On
last saturday there were many othcfs who could n0t
attend, aud these vii nov have opportunity 10
enjoy trip 70 the popular beach And a hath tle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08

To-day the compositions for piaee~ on the nauenn
team VIII Close. unissS decided % shcot ~ some
other time over nc W and ~ yards distances, IA
order 10 complete tho OF ths ovcnng eonpet-
ton, which was interrupted ~ bad weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
POWDER sEzED.

Tho Brooklyn Pre- Dsp@nmsns tesk charge Of
twenty-five tons Of powder which slsrcs ne
rear OF No. ~ STATE sne whicn sssns s.~s
too the mansl.stufe Of eaftfi1xea ne far-fesa
market The firs Depsrns1f rcmsvs< tAs pssa1f
outside Of the eify llnssls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
HALIFAX SCULL CHAMPION.

HALIFAX, August Z, 1871
rns scull for tho championship Of HALIFAX Har
Dor was won by Warren smith. the champion OF last
year, who beat yohu Mckcrson with ease.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
TIOrTING Ar GLEN MITCHELL


lDx TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.1.
SARATOGA, August Z, 1871
There vas . sot for purse aud stake OF $500 at
Glen nitehsl this afternoon which attracted Two
o. three hundred admirers OF the sport The follow
Ing ~ summary
GLEx hircmKLL. NxAR SARATOGA, N. r., August T.
ISL rotsng purse and stake. $500; milo heats. 3
IN D. IA harness.
Bryans's b. m. Fannie Raymond. ...... / /
y flAnagAn's a. IN. Flora Lee ............. 2 2
W. sn' ". y. bufoc. y o .
Time, 2.3sk-2:S9h, 2:381S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
NOT A RABBI.

Mr.. Napoleon ssquerri the rsru<nan s.<ssllss 10
the Protestant Episcopal Nilsson hose 90 s@a.su al
No coeDt,s sip. Sunday last ~ an iutsx icsssa
man, is not rabDl Al ara sapYussd ba4 tAx o..
gsn,ss and cnosr icsasr Of NE Al@AsnAfg ssclssy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
SEw YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY

tenr Rife Cub roptnued usual under the direction
OF Mr. ,. y. Waters The m4rt emsn IN this eompeti
ton occupied abe len 81 The Inc q nrak renis AZ
bClu. sfeL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08

the Bosroxs BKAr THE nAnrroRps FOUR TO
ONE.

ONE.
There several hundred spectators assembled on
the onion Ground 10 wsaess the fosrth meeting In
Brooklys between the Bossons and HArtords ycster.
day. This time they had the m,ssorsune 10 see she
Hartiords lose their Ara, game In Brooklyn with The
BossoaA An error Of Judgment On the part OF the
umpire In the sisnth inning deprived the Harfords Of
two runs. The playing vi Burdock, both at the bat
and In the neld was especially noteworthy. On the
part OF the Bossons Wright Leonard and Sutton did
admirably their respective positions Bond pitched
vssh good eject resolved Inc support the nsd.
Following u the score:-
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AT cRxEpMooR-yIRsr DAY OF THE FOURTH
COMPETITION yoR PLAoEs ON TaE AMERICAN
TEAM OF 1877

TEAM OF 1877.
The competitors for places on the American national
rife team Of 1877 met yesterday morning the
Creed,ncor ranges nj ten O'Clock, for the purpose
OF shooting their FIRST DAYS practice the
fourth and last competition. There were twen-
ty-two cntrics tho absentecs being Messrs
Bodlne, Scott, Hebbard. Rabbeth, Wcmyss,
White and CrowelI. the conditions OF the match were
those previously published. which governed the former
competitions. la the forenoon the weather, though
nazy and somewhat thick, favorable to good prac-
ticc particularly as hardly breath of wind stirred
the eIliale flags which hung dropping from the nag
siaifs SHORTY after noon, when the marksmcn had
the oo0 slight breeze started up from the direction
kno~n ne ''haipasi four o'clock" on the dial. As
The practice progressed the wind increased little by
little and vccred about good deal between the d.
r.clon named and tas Of 's.x O'CLOCK straight up
the range parallel The limo Of Arc. BY the time tho
WIND blew pretty sslnly and kept on increasing. A
hank Of thick black clouds passed little
20 the westward, aud masses oi tho same unweicome
visitors doomed up south OF the ranges When tho
men were on their last i've shots the wind,wss travel
los q The rate OF perhaps good ton knot breeze ;
snAi sorcy pasxed the cides, hands on the ground.
There YES smart thurdsrstorm, accompanied Ny
ssss 10 = close M /. Alien made the
lea rec.ra accomplishing aggregate Of 200 OF
ga-srs AS polDss ne Total aggregate Of tho eight
mskrs Of !. 500 points out Of possible
40. pretty COED record. considering the kind Of
"a vhlch ~ sss NADIA The following are the
scofe*.-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-29
Historic Or0und.

At the foot Of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many u
hard battle during the War, On thnl
same ground, nearly forty years ago n
victory was gained more glorious than
any gained by our armies, A remedy
was there discovered for liver dlseaAehl
that excited tho wonder Of scientific
mon aud physicians Purely vegela'
bio, II exoelled Ia curative properties
the mineral drugs, such m oalomol,
and was M harmless 10 the system anu
almost M pleasant "a the taste ~ cor
lee, This w0rld'fAmouu remedy " Dr.
A, q, simmons Vegetable Liver Med
Ioine, manufactured by NJ. a, Thed'
ford n CO., Chattanooga, Tenn, II h
fur sale 10y all druggists, who have also
some trial packages which viii be
given to all applicants free Of charge
iuugTdNW
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AZ tho Iiir,i Gage,

Our reporter by special invitation,
dropped into the Bird Cage, and for u
few moments Joined in the good time
going on among the guests OF n. An
tome and his estimable lady who
gave very rechorchc party last night
to their numerous friends The ele.
CANT grounds We're lighted up brilliant.
ly, and the merry throng meandered
about through the paths and gazed at
Luna in all her beauty, while others
tripped the light fantastic toe to the
sound OF the fiddle and the bow. The
host and his handsome wife presided
over all with an ease and grace which
made those present feel at home The
Stonewall Greys, who were out on u
visit to one of their members, halted
and gave the party II song and their
band played several pieces. Oh, twas
Jolly all round.
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"ghoyinu III, aueor. ,

Inst evening, about four O'Clock, u
thick'set man, apparently II German,
went into Morales store ON Main
street, aud purchased four dollars
worth OF cigars, and rendered In pay,
ment five dollar bill on the Traders
National bank, Of Chicago, He inn
medlately left the store, but some
thing In his manner aroused the sus-
picion OF the storekeeper. He looked
at the bill and went to the saloon next
door aud asked their opinion regard
ing II. They pronounced II counter
felt. Olllcer Duncan then took the
bill and went TO the bank, and they
pronounced II counterfeit. lie then
set out 10 search for the man. The
boys are after the fellow Use, and the
chances are that he will be nabbed.
The cigar dealer says he can identify
him.
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personal.

Captain Jack Leonard left last night
for a trip to Virginia, to visit his fam
lily, who are at Holly Springs, Batl
county. He will visit the White Sui
phur, whb8the democratic conyen
ton is In session.
Mr. j. N. Ogden and his bride have
returned from their bridal tour.
The Rev. i. II. Carhart, who has
been absent for some weeks on the
frontier amoug the Indians and bufia-
loes, returned last night from his trip
looking % bronzed and sunburnt as
an Indian fighter.
Mr.. G. X. David and Mr.. William
Garig, bankers and merchants OF
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, are registered
Mt the LeGrand. These gentlemen,
enroute for Kansas City, where they
will close contract with the rolling
mills of that city for the iron necessa
ry to build the Baton Rouge and Gin
ton railway, made 1t a point to lay
over here ito see the best advertised
town In the south" They are charmed
with il.
f. c. ]. Leberman, the beer monarch
of the "lnfant Wonder arrived last
night.
Manager Elkin will leave In a few
days to make arrangements for the
coming theatrical season. He received
a letter last night from Clifton w.
Tayleure, esq, who will bring Mrs.
Chanfrau, supported 10y magnificent
company to this state the coming win
ter, and Manager Elkin will play them
through the state.
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Horn.

In Dallas, June the 28d, 1877, J. e.
Mccoy, son OF Nat, and Mary Jane
lBufford
Seven children have been horn II
Judge Burford, and the announcement
of eaoh birth las appeared ut the
time In the columns Of THH HERALD,
Ont Of seven children two have died,
THE HERALD oongratulates his honor
on the last acquisition, ana also Colo
mel Mccoy, after whom the baby WA
named,
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Again last night was the southern
portion OF the CITY disturbed by the
dieoarge Of firearms The offender was
not dotooted Ia faoi, II 10 almost I'm.
possible 10 do 20, NJ aahot may be fred
Ina ono locality and tho poroon 80 doc
ing may easily got out Of the way be
fore The police can arrive on the spot
ANA the parties generally watch tueir
opportunity We hope the frat one
detorted viii ho summmIly deal, with,
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DALLAS, TEXAS
-
FRIDAY MORNING ;tiiiiJUNE 81
LOCAL JOTTINGs.

mn ,,.rn,on,.,.r Ia slill nm siilt.
whoroar. vou golnp 10 .pend the
po,.u,o
ma dullress of tho times ia pro.
voL h,o ~ ,ho news hunter
A h.hv ahow will he one of the
o,,.c,,o,a NJ the fair thIe fail.
-Tha s,ar,s met mat night TO make
orroncamenta IN nlav the Blue Socks
n, nenison nm the Fourth of Iuly.
--Jow ,ho uBoDs 90 n ringing for
Sarah.p Mt tho Lamar hotel. They
hoyo goi ~ nau, oat ~ hella and Indi.
eo,or
To.,oht proCessor George gives
Mia Ina, sojree az the eeaeon, Tim, IL
win ho we'll attended, there can he no
douht
..-phe reuulnr social of the Floyd
street mid society that was TO have
come of To-. nipht. ia postponed until
noxt month.
Our German friends ofthe Sanger.
bund aocietv are eating ready for the
musical convention 10 be held in Aus.
lin next Sontember
The chief engineer of the fire de.
partment has ordered TINT the hook
md ladder truek shnll be taken ont for
nrnctlco only two nigbta In the week
An ordinance should he passed
rcgulntin, the hours for uainp the
hose. Saw from 7 In sa m, from 10
M. to1p m md any time after five
O'clock.
Two mokes rot into n hyht nj
Kreips min nieht betore Inst Ana In
tho melee each chewed n In o0 the
other Thav both atarted for ibe ANNA
doctor + " Childress who attended
IN their wants and thouch he didn't
button tbei, lin he s.wed than nm
The holding Of n, institu,e IN bal.
Ina commencing IuIy I'm md con.
Timing for seyeral d,vs 10 a, AVIAN,
which ovorv ,oochor i, mo o,oto sho,,d
fe,, interestsd IN and ia , m,t,sr 90
.ue, im,,or,o,,.. i ~ ,.,o t.,o,,, =,
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EnterninenL

a large audience assembled At the
Tabernacle last night 10 witness The
entertainment given by the class oI
Mrs. Carharts Songs, Rotations
hbleauX and decamations were given
Ia satisfactory manner, After Tn,
exercises were over Mira. Carhart was
presented by her GLASS with "A beautiful
solid silver card receiver gold lined
aud beautiful In design II was pre-
scented to her by the pupils OF hel
class. The entertainment netted D
considerable sum forthe Sunday.schooI
fund
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"A new line Of embroideries just re.
ceived at the Dollar store.-tf
charity n.s,n. s,,som..

Paddock had blood.curdling sensa.
ton the other day, In regard to finding
small child hanging naked in, front
of store. He appealed In the most
pathetic manner to the ladies Of Fort
Worth TO provide clothes for the child.
II seems TO US that Paddock had better
devote his energies 10 finding clothes
to cover Mis Paddock, Who arrived
during our visit TO Panthertown. Pad.