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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-06
Kind Invitation.

Abncr 5. Frazer, President Of the
Ohio State Sabbath School Union, has
written q letter TO Robert CrangIc,
through him inviting the Western Viz
gina Delegates ard their wives or friends
who intend gong TO the Great lntcrna.
tlonal Sabbath School Gathering at At
laula, Georgia, on the eth Of this month,
TO come by way Of Cincinnati and accept
the hospitality of the Sunday School poo
pie Of that city from Saturday TO Mon
day evening-the 18th TO the 18th. Mr..
Frazer also says that special sleeping
car will leave Cincinnati for Atlanta dI-
rect on Monday, the 18TH, at s =. NJ,
reaching Atlanta Tuesday, the 10Th, At
1910 \. " The Pan Handle road from
our city, oilers tickets by way Of Cincin.
nar 20 Atlanta and return for Sil TIE
gathering at Atlanta will be one Of the
Isrgcs. ever assembled in the South, and
the beautiful city is showing a wonder.
full interest and hospitality.
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AAUSEMESTS,
WASHINGTON uALL,

A small audience greeted Alt Burnett
and Helen Nash at this place Of amuse-
ment last evening. Mr. Burnetts lecture
on "Men aud Manners" was very humer-
Gus. Miss Nashs rendition of the
"Moneyless Man" was good, whilst Prof,
Guise IN his slight of hand perfOrmsDcs
was exceedingly clever. Mr.. Burnett, in
his facial characters, was, IN appearance,
brighter than we ever saw him.
The same company will appear at this
hall again tonight.
MATINEE.
This afternoon at ?. NJ. the Burnett
Company will give grand performance
especially pleasing to tie children. The
programme will open with Punch and
Judy, as brought by Burnett from Eng.
laud, snd Is the only original one IN
GLIDING the whole eleven characters ever
given in this country. Besides this rare
treat, Mr. Burnett Will appear IN sewers.
of his funniest characters, in which he
will be ably supported by Miss Nash,
making in all grand oil. This will bn
the matinee performance Of the season
for the young folks. Admission 25s.
LOUISE PoMERoY.
In speaking OF this actress, who ap-
pears in this city Monday and Tuesday
evenings next, the Halifax, y. 5. Herald
says
Better setting may have been witnessed
on the stage here than that witnessed
last night, but We at least have not seen
il. We hsve seldom been so much sur.
prised and delighted on such an occasion.
Miss Pomeroy's Juliet was really 8
beautiful piece Of acting. Every scene
was rendered with besuty, depth Of
tragic passion most unusual on our stage
and most creditable TO Miss POmerny.
At the close of several scenes she WAS
called before the curtain, amid repeated
rounds of applause. She won triumph
which will not soon DO forgotten. Miss
Pomeroy also made most brilliant and
successful, hit in Lazy Macbeth
FRAzER's NEW YORK PANToMINE
VIII appear IN the Washington Hall on
Wednesday the lO.h inst. This is said
70 be one 0. the best troupes on the road,
and our people to enjoy I'll evening Of
iun ought 10 witness this performance.
Robert Frazer is considered the equal OF
the late Geo. l.. Fox, who was so popular
in our city.
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Church of the Immaculate COncep-
lion.

The statue Of st. Joseph, which was
made 1T the studio OF Meyer, in Munich,
Bavaria, aud imported by Busted, OF
New York, at whose establishment 1t
was selected By Mother De ChsntsI, an
esteemed friend of the Church, as q pres
ent TO the above congregation, has ar
rived and is now in position. In size Il
corresp ponds with ths! Of the Blessed
Virgin, whose statue IS on the opposite
side otIhe altar. The features OF ST. 10.
seph are very pleasing and life like. In
his right hand Is q bunch Of pure white
lilies, the emblem Of the purity which
adorned his life. The present is very
handsome and Is much appreciated by
the congregation.
Yesterday two gentlemen surprised
their pastor, Rev. Father Sch.eIcherr by
calling upon him and requesting him to
make visit to one o! the leading mer.
chant tailoring establishments IN the
CITY. where he was Informed 1t would be
pleasant If he would leave his measure
Tor a suit OF clothes. Mr.. SchleIcher COM
piled. TIE goods were selected by Mr..
Hsndlan, Of the committee who arranged
the matter. TIE money was collected
by Mr.. Lawrence Ray from few Of the
pastors admirers. The value Of the suit
Is $50.
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COMMISSIONERS SAIL.
state Of West virginia 20 he N'' '
Court Of wheeling:
Emma 4. Carter, w.. r-g.ssr

State Of West virginia 10 ta7 ~
Court Of Wheeling:
Emma Il. Carter w.. r4a. ri
vs..
Martin Linden and O'Eer'J II o..
nv yfrfu. az A decree eni'i'-
court IN the above sulil.'t go, ~.
ri day OF January ~, ~.
who were appointed SOFA ''.
ers f0rfLp rlryO-a, WllI. ~ o., -.
CD 80 gGTtTE6AY. MARCH p -.
Atm orrIock IN. proceed ~ 800 e.
auction, AZ the front ..Ni y.,y...L =.
Uou.r ri ONO county. Wesi .
foIlcy.yIuz dr-rr.bsl real fe.1 4. ~
niece or marcel 81 gro nd s.i--'. Al "a.
east side Of McCOIoch slfs'.r .-- a, -
OF the city u Wheeling sNg,.--.t - n,
Wheeling. bounded anH e.l. ID ~
Iowa. Beginning on me ca 49,. LIE
lOch, late Fu.tDn street % 49, y
line, now Mccartney M linz Cr'l
T.. ID poles 10 a stake az 800 ,.s.N
thence down said flrsA T.. ,6 /. IA.
thereon y. "a, \. ! i-I' I.'..,.Es
thence :. 411.. -. lJ pD',s =. =. 800 ~. =
line u HcCOliOch stree, W. :. - 80
east -lde Of 8cl0ilpin 49, 81.
. j1-lD0 poles 10 the ~ ,Ii' ~, and . : :,
TERMS On sALE-Oh- r. 49, - ~ s.ill.
more a. the purch@-rii ~ ,s. 49, 4.
Ewg eq T, IN i6isiaImeay a. ', re- =.
ofs1ie, with interest, ne gg - =; =
az bonds for the deferred ~ ~ y re- =
the title to said real e.I "a, I'll siJ, -
until the purChas money 'RIgR *
paid In full. " W. CONLIlt-..s4
s,scial conn a.
fest 6py'5C@rned usli
The above sale j. aHyC,r NJ Io,'r!ocE -
URDAY, Apr! 2, ~ gARR, *
W. J. y. CO11.s,gssn'
special Connl-
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TIE CHURCHES
Whore Our People viii Worship To-
morrow.

First Presbyterian Church Chspline
street; preaching by the Rev. Alexander
Sinclair at - A. N. The pastor, Rev. D.
A. Cunningham, D. d., will presch st
u p. NJ Subject, "The Wrath of the
Lamb Services in the lecture room on
Wednesday a. u p. N. Sabbath School
az A. NJ. Bible class conducted 10y
Judge Cranmer in the lecture room 81
> o'clock on Sabbath afternoon. Ladies
and gentlemen invited. Mission Ssh
bath School on Eighteenth street above
Jacob at 2! Pm.
We are pleased to record the GONZALES
ceuce Of the 1t. Rev. Bishop kain. To-
morrow he will lecture on "Confes5ion
and the Forgiveness Of Sins" at the
Cathedral at ) O'clock.
At the North Street NJ. L. Church,
the third quarterly meeting OF this con-
ference year. Preaching st 10! A. NJ.
| by the pastor, and At !! p. NJ. by the
. presiding elder Rev. W. 9. Wilson.
| Sacramento service IN connection with
| the evening sermon. Love feast on
| Tuesday evening.
Regular services morning and evening
st the Disciples Church.
Al the United Presbyterian Church
/ there will be the regular services ST 1870
A. NJ. and I'm.
At the First English Evangelical
Lutheran Church, tomorrow, the pas
tor, Rev. 5. B. Barnitz, will administer
the rites Of confirmation and baptism,
| and the congregation will partske OF the
holy supper. Tae evening sermon, after
which the communion Will again be cele-
brated, will be from the text: They
shall mount up with wings as eagles,
Isaiah xl 81. The Sunday School will
have a special service preparatory to
| their Easter festival.
Frs. Baptist Church, corner Twelfth
and Byron streets. Young mems prayer
meeting Al 9 AN. Preaching ct 1890.
Subject. "Thc awakened Christians sd-
dress to his soul" Sunday School at P.
NJ. Sunday School concert NJ 7:3O. Reel
talions, Bible readings, black board oX-
ercises. Subject, "Temp.atiOns." Prayer
meeting on "Wednesday evening. Ladies
Social Union on Thursday evening, and
! lecture and praise on Friday evening.
At the Reformed Episcopal Church,
Wiesel Hall, Rev. L. II JenKyns, rector,
Communion services at 1880 A. NJ. Sub
Jet o! sermon-"Ariso yc, and depart,
for this is not your rest Quarterly re-
view OF the international Sunday School
lesson and short addresses by the pastor
and others at 7 NJ. Sunday School at
/ 8 \. N.
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Mnnfnocs this Mean?

A singular circumstance, not TO say
phenomenon, occurred at the residence of
Mr.. j. 5. Wheat, the well known tanner
South Wheeling, yesterday. During last
summer Mr.. Wheat deposited one in
particular of his hardy plants in q pot,
and this in the ground, where 1t stayed
until the approach OF frost. 1t WAS then
removed TO his residence. Here it has
remained to the present time. lester-
day morning while looking at her plants
Mrs. Wheat was surprised TO see consid.
cradle signs Of animation in the earth OF
the aforesaid plant, and called MI.
Whegt's attention TO it. In a few
minutes grasshopper made his appear
snco. and he was followed By another
and another until in al, twenty had come
up through the aperture made by
the first hopper. In less than five min
utes from the time they reached the open
air all were Jumping about as vigorously
So insects OF that class ever do. Mr..
Wheat says that for two years past the
garden in which the plant was situated
has been bothered with the hoppers but
whether the eggs were deposited by
some of them in the earth in the pc. or
whether the fact may be taken as an IN
dication that we are on the oyo OF re-
ceiving 9 crop Of grasshoppers which are
not able TO come out until warm weather,
is more than has yet been determined. A
mcroscopical examination Of some Of
the soil in the garden will be made in
order to detect If possible the presence of
the pests. Mr.. Whes. further says, mall
his gardening experience no has never
had anything like the above to occur
before.
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Their New Stand.

There Is not q more desirable stsnd in
the city than thst occupied by Messrs.
Hanes Wilson & Co., No. 1915 Main
street, Just below the National Bank Of
West Virginia. The building is tour
stories high and is cOmmodIous IN all Of
It's departments, which enables these gen.
tiemsn to carry more complete line of
builders and painters supplies, than any
firm of like nstare in the city. Their
facilities have been greatly increased
for doing business in their lire
OF trade. Those who desire purchasing
material for building could not do better
than to examine the lsrge stock of goods
now al No. l2l5 Main street. Give them
a call and they will guarantee satisfaction.
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THERMOMETER.
DAYS
A Run on.

LAST evening about clock, a horse
attached to buggy and owned by Major
Savage, took fright q: some object while
standing IN front of the Red Front nv
cry stable on Fourteenth street, and
started down the grade to Market street
At bresk-neck speed, and when turning
the corner just in front OF Schnepts drug
store upset the carriage snd broke loose
from the shafts. The beast started up
Market street as if be desired to get out
INTO the country before dark, bat he was
soon captured and brought back. For
tunately there WAS 10 one in the buggy
at the time OF the run Oft.
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Arinern Hundred Dollar Robbery

Last night about o'clock thIevas en-
tered the residence OF Alexander Rogers
g. 1907 Eof street, and stole diamonds
and Other jewelry amounting to $500
in valuation. II seems that the thIeyes
climbed TO an upstairs porch by means
OF the lattice work used in training
flowers. When cnce on the porch access
10 the bed rooms was easily gained, as
the doors were open. At
the time of the theft
the family were down stairs in the par.
Ior, Mrs. LANCE, who went 10 her room
about 10 o'clock, discovered that some
one had been IN the room, ~ the bureau
drawers had been opened and their con-
tents scattered on the floor. Who
the thieves are is not known. The
police force were on the wslch out for
the guilty ones iAst night, but had not
succeeded in making any arrests a.
o'clock this morning.
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RcnIEstafe Trnnsferr.

The following transactions in real e..
tate were recorded in the County Clerks
oLhcs yesterday:
Deed made April 4, 1873, by William
W. Porter and Samuel J. Boyd 20 James
L. Green, for 40 acres Of land ~ or near
Pleasant VsIley-$3,JDO.
Deed made March a, 1873, by Alex
sEder 5. Gillespie and wife TO Henry X.
List, FOR al that property situated on the
corner west OF Fourth street, and south
Of an alley leading from Fourth street
20 Make. street, AID designated ss sub
division Il, square l4-s2,45O.
Deed made March %, 1873. By Charles
Lsrtkrsha and wife 20 H. X. List, for
u. No. IS, south Wheeljug-s4,iOO.
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SaIIy BurnS.'

Correspondence OF the Register.
Having noticed IN the HqteLligeHcer OF
this morning An article referring to the
death OF one Mrs. Burns, which occurred
in North Wheeling some lew days since,
it occurred to your spondent as being
one OF the most attroCious evidences OF
mans inhumsnity to man, and the absolute
lack of Christian character in the COM
position of the writer OF said article that
ever came under my observation. This
poor old lsdy, whose life and character had
been proverbisily simple, pure and I'M
sullied among these who knew her, and
having been an exemplary member OF
the Fourth Presbyterian Church for
many years. say 1t seems unsccOuniabIy
strange that she could not be permitted
TO 90 down TO the grave in peace by the
fend who penned the mteiiigsncsr ar
tlcle of yesterday morning, but instead,
her name mast be coupled IN desth with
q foul tragedy that shocked the sensibili-
ties of this whole neighborhood, and the
consequent expistion OF the crime by
the murderer upon the scafold.
Then again, the article, very
shortly sitter starting out with nara
ton of the circumstances of her desth,
states that she was the mother of John
Burns, which everyone in North Wheel
ing knows to be lie, and therefore
making II, fpossIble, even less eIcusea-
bic than il they hsd stated the truth. Oh,
when msy We expect to see the time
that men will be sctusted by the divine
attribute of chsrity, at least to the extent
that newspaper scrioblers will not seek,
merely for the purpose of finding some.
thing wherein to found an item in their
local column, to perpe:rste such an out
rage as this, or when it is done to frown
it down, as i: should be, and mark the
wretch who does a thing not TO be toler-
sted in decent society. CHARITY.
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THE COURTS.
yesIerday's Proceedings In the Dir
Terent judicial Bodies.

ferent judicial Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
Thomas Hughes II Co. VS.. John Glib
son, certified by Squire Caldwell Case
dismissed st plaintiffs cost.
Steele, Tate s Co. vs.. Parker Broth
ers, certified by Squire Caldwell. Judg-
ment for plaintiffs for S97 50 and costs.
Adjourned until nine O'Clock this
morning.
TO DAYS TRIAL DOCKET.
State, for w. J. Colts, vs.. w. S. Camp
bell ct 81.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER,
A. x D. II. Chambers IS. Smith X Co.
and George Q. Black, garnishee In st-
tschment upon whom suggestion was
served in the shove Csse March 18th,
1873. The following Is Mr., Blacks
answer TO the suggestion:
"At the date of the service Of said
suggestion, he was, rs be verify believes,
indebted 10 said Smith 4 Co. IN nothing,
nor hiss he since that period been irdebt-
ed to said firm in anything. On the 18th
DAY of July, 1917, he, IN bis capacity OF
Collector for the city of Wheeling, re-
ceiyed from said Smith Il Co. $3.50 on
account of water rent, due by ssid
firm to said city Tor the year 1876, ana
that in his settlement with said city
for the vesr 1876, on the - day Of
-, 1877, he paid said sum of money to
SAID city. He further says that on the
6.h dav of March, 1873, he received from
VIM, Erskine, attorney for Joseph Flem-
ing, draft for S4ZS, to be applied first
to the payment o. the taxes o. ssid Flem-
ing, and the balance to 60 to the pay
ment OF Smith x Co.'S taxes and water
rent, in order TO relieve the property oc-
cupied by Smith Il Co, from shy lien for
taxes and water rent, 50 tina. said Elem
ing might be able to distrain for rent due
him by said Smith Il CO.
The matters arising on the answer Of
Mr.. Black were argued by 7. J. Hugus
and W. 2. Hubbard for the plaintiffs
and j. II. X J. O. Pendleton for the de.
defendants. After argument by counsel
the case was submitted to the court.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing
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A'"'N OS'ILiE Htyu,

The sb--,a -,
q. the r@ni,@,rt ~ = i5Ia' count,
charge Ssrsiro = "~f'-ay hsy
by the CiraYi, c., ...,, %a5 SAs ,.,.
term Of ten - -. VI us. com.
ing DE-. " A R., -, Pi.s.alea,
Janusry last N@'',' On .oe5.h
lam, 81 g.
from ONO cogT,y W.. ye,s
the prison vo.,.s g. wa. 4sa-,.. T.
his time out. De aay.-: s...
Dr.J r Rrs:-
but now Of Buzz ''.''y OF tbs
friends. The Dot b" 'o'- y....,.
sheriff of I-nsIr- 90. HqAl.s! -.
briniug 3 conyir. :, ~! Na ga,
lie has bm,.un q '-' H-a!-,.,..
practice in Upsnr- -, a1i .-.l
garden spo. ot,fo as. a.'- '-.las 3 -.
location fo- The So A-l :-s ,,.-.
ought to have said .rrs. ssnf.A
mst,f- = r,.'a -. .,,.','-.-ss>
). W. GaIl,be-. +. 60.
ready extensive g., -..'s.E 81.
street. so ,h., be- r.,y r.- @ 70 w..
handling tho hasvy -. ..''. is. .a
/ be contemrrs.os fr,.- ,,'->
taken as an omen ~. r.. 1-s -,y
/ Mr.. Gsllsher Is ora ~, -. ''-, Be-. \.
servers Of the sign. o., - 80 ,6ss.
! our business men ''.~a' 49,.
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EntIonnI Rusiness College.

At a meeting OF the students OF the
National Business College, Wheeling,
W. Va, April 3, 1878, convened pursu-
an: to notice in the College hall, +. d.
Hobensack, of Martins Ferry, o., chair
man, and f. j. Diegmueller, Of Wheel.
ing, secretary, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, This meeting is composed
wholly of students of this institution who
have received its thorough and effective
training Tor business, we deem 1t due TO
the principals to bear public testimony
of our entire confidence and its efficiency
therefore be it
ResoIUcd, That in Mr.. FrGsher, the
superintendent, We have found a
thorough and scientific accountant, a
superior penman and gentleman Of q
high order OF communicative talents US u
teacher and lecturer
Rcsolrsd, That our thanks are due 20
Col. W w. Arne!t for the profitable and
practical instruction derived from his
lucid lectures upon the principles and
precedcnts OF commercial law.
Resolved, That our thanks are due TO
all the professors for their uniform, zeal
Gus and unremitting attention to US dur
ing our studies.
Resoired That copy Of these resolu-
tons be presented to the principals, and
that the chairman and secretary and stu
dents composing this meeting subscribe
their names to these resolutions, and that
the same be published in the city papers
l.. ID. HoBENsACK,
F. J. DIEGMUELLER, Chairman.
Secretary.
F. A. WoEBER, q. H. WINCHER,
G. A. MCUARTY, r. II. NoRTHCoTT,
JOHN 9. BRAIDoN, OTTO SCHENCK,
j. L. SAIS, and others.
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Bridge Burned

Yesterday morning, the bridge at
Campbelps station, on the &. O. Division
of the b. II Q Railroad, near Cam
bridge, caught fire from sparks from the
engine, and WAS totally destroyed, there
by delay ing the trains from the west for
several hours. The telegraph wires were
SO much damaged that news could not
be transmitted over them. The total loss
IS estimated at about $500.
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An Interesting Case.

Squire Mix had before him, yesterday,
s case which was decidedly interesting
and considerably mixed. All the lega.
ability of the Justice was required to
unrgvel the mysteries, but at last he did
accomplish it. For some time past 3 war
of words has been going on between some
Of tire residents OF that part OF South
Wheeling which is situated be ow the
brick yards. This eliminated, yesterday
in the srrest Of Mrs. Mary +. Long, on
complaint of Mrs. Elizabeth Schul,
who charged her with abusing
her with loud and angry words,
The witnesses were all wonderland during
the trial two OF them got on a strike and
refused to testify unless they received
their money first. Justice Mix here felt
called on TO vindicate the majesty and
dignity of the law, and informed them
unless they did testify be would commit
them 10 isil for contemp. OF court. The
prompt action of the Squire caused them
TO change their minds, and the trial
proceeded. The result was, Mrs. Long
had TO pay the costs OF the case. and 10
give security in the sum OF $50 to keep
the peace for six months. a suit was al
once instituted by Mrs. Longs husband
TO eject the Schul family from house
occupied by them OF which he (LOng) IS
the owner. Squire Mix says be mas
about half of those interested in the case
bound over to keep the peace, and ex-
poets soon TO have the others.
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CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
FOR RENT.
FAR RENE.

TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, $zA
Nos 1872 and llil Main street, west ksE
side. a lew doors above the Peoples
Bank, with gas and water throughout.
Possession given Immediately.
A large brick house, No. AI6 Main street,
now used as boarding house. Is IN good
order with gas and water throughout.
Possession given on first next April.
y tao story frame house, corner o.
Tweuty.fi TN and Main streets, containing
"A the store room and residence, with gas
and water,
4 nice room i'm the second story of the
building on the Opera House corner, front
ing on Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately.
For terms, which Will De reasonable, ep-
plyto NJ. REILLY,
Nos. 1879 and 1871 Main Street, Wheeling,
". Va. IeOeOdh
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4 Now Move.

We understand that there is an organ
izstlon started in the city to punish all
persons being engaged in unlawful bust
ness on Sunday, such as running street
cars, milk wagons, keeping open barber
shops, confectionaries, cigar stores and
the sale of soda water etc, etc.
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BEAUTIFUL engrsyings, or chromOi
hanging on the wall are almost 81 agree,
able IS oil painting, and much more
easily obtained. You can get either "The
Old OsseH Bucket or "Our Lite Day.
ling" By subscribing for Andrews
Bszar, published 8. Cincinnati, for one
dollsr 8 yesr. This magazine, in adj,
ton % sn admirable assorlmee! Of li.ela.
~ ms!srial contributed by 5riliisr.
writers, is = special boon 20 the ladies' on
account Of Its splendid fashion depart
msnl, illustrated with fine plates OF ali
The novel things in costume, as well a.
description Of lingerie.
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A RaInesnake with AntIcrs.

Two rattlesnakes over six feet in length
were taken to the New American Mu-
scum, New York, recently. One OF them
has antlers or horns growing from the
head. The snakes were captures by n
mOuntaineer in Mcdowell county, n G.
He SAYS that the horned snake made its
home IN den Of over 500 snakes. 1t was
seen for years before it was shared. Its
very active, and mas nine perfect rsLtles.
It's msie has ten.