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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-09

urreut prices tths borrowing quotations
are based IN Aiaeri STANDARD OF classification
cotton in store runnig IN quality than halt
IA ade above or below the grad qa ted:
ftDf,u A ufsQ ~ Or
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CANAL TOLLS.

yapc amounted 10 sl0S3 ~, fsllips on Of oaes 10
when compared w,,n sns cvsrssponalng week Of Asa
IDaE
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$4,000 Ga a. 81. log $1,000 Us e's r. 81 be 100
LOO p. NJ.
$1,000 US es ssibc LOG $4,000 US SIS, 'si... 1868.
lUUUo Us 6's. c, S1.... 100
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securities the rise Erie and In New Jersey central
shares have been the leading inciueGtS"
The Times financial article 'Tho bank OF
England has Resolved discontinue tho use OF
the word minimum in announcing the discount rate The
banks announcements, therefore, will be understood TO
mean about tue medium value OF good oils but the bank
il Tree. like other banks below the
nonnced rate. according 70 circumstance Tue umsie
result will that the aret rate the banks
will become the standard for money contracts
LONDON. Juue = IS r. VI.
Paris adyices quote per iiif 52c Tor the
account
PARIS June 8. 1878.
Exchange on London 25E l3c- for short sight
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

scent Of roses came in apoa he
breeze.
'.Nother. :" aid John; ''this, I hepe,
gill be your home nov." And With
that he began 10 esper sboet her like q
boy; but the tears ruled dovn his thin
clerks.
John M-Tavish is nov foreman Of the
Borjale NURSERIES. a3d . nan Of hi,
standing in the country. Nos ling ego,
he said 20 oil Mr.. Bohnn--
II ove this all 10 the friand vho
sAid . good vord for me that day in
Pittsburgh"
mo. John" said the old nap, "you
owe II TO the book With Ihe missing
pages. The chance zane 70 you, - Il
comes TO every boy, 20 be hossst.
Honesty and industry. John. are vhsl
did il. and am inclined TO think they
never fail TO command ssccess IN tn
end. Tostk's Companion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09
AHealth-D Destroying vigor.

IL generated by the action Of the sums rays
upon damp fecaying vegetation, stagnant
pools, and marshy, low lying tracts. The
clearly understood, but there are two facts
In relation to 1t that are. The hrst is, that
the periodical fevers which 1t breeds are Of
the most virtulent type; the second ie, that
these maladies are rarely cured, although
they may be ameliorated by the ordinary
remedies employed 10 overcome them. The
true antidote to the effects OF miasma 10 Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. This medicine is
one Of the most popular remedies OF the age
Of successful proprietary specifics. and 10 In
immense demand wherever on this contin-
ent fever and ague exists. A wine glsssful
three times day is the best possible pre-
parative for encountering malarious atmoe-
phere, regulating the liver, and invigorating
the stomach.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

Henry L. RsndAll, in his sdnis,ble
letters On shxeP bssbandsy. tells -
N selectsas . br'ed fos any particular
locality ve must take into eonsid~rs-
tios. 6rst. the feed and climsse or the
ssFroanding sstural circumstances,
and. second, the market facilities and
,deosnds- We shoald then make Q
Nboice Of that breed which, with the
Advantages possessed and under ali
circumstances, will yield the greatest
nes value Of marketable product
Rich lovlAnd heritage, in . elimaAe
which allows il 20 remain greea during
large portion Of the year. tins 10 f.
yorable 20 the production Of large car
ca>ses, IL convenient to markets where
nation hsds . prompt sale and good
Prlces then all the conditions are re-
slised shich call 2 nation - contra
distinguished from vool-producing
sheep. Ce.iss such eireumse.nces the
choice should undoubtedly rest be-
tween the improved Eagiish varieties
the Southdosn. the neS leicester
and the Improved Cotsvoii or new
Oxforishire sheep. In deciding be-
tween thee. minor and more specific
circumstances are 10 be taken into &C.
count.
II se wish 10 keep large numbers,
the Down will herd-that il. remain
thriving and healthy when kept to-
gethor in large numbers much better
than the two larger breeds. II our
feed, though generally plentiful, is
liable to he shortish during the
droughts of summer, and We have not
. certain supply Of nutritious winter
feed. the Down will better endure &C.
casionAl short keep. II the market
calls for . choice and high favored
mutton the Down possesses decided
superiOfity.-''If, on the other hand, We
wish to keep but few in the same en-.
closure, the large breeds will he as
healthy as the Downs. II the pasture
be wettish or msrshy the former will
better subsist on the rank heritage
which usually grows in such situation.
1t they do not afford so fine quality
of mutton they, particularly the Lei
cester, possess an earlier maturity, and
both give more meat for the amount oil
food consumed, and yield more tallow."
The same writer says, in regard to
the wool taste so often found in mutton,
that it is because the sheep is slaught-
cred with its stomach filled with an
digested food, and refers to Mr.. Rey-
bold, the famous peach grower and
sheep breeder of Delaware, who ex-
plains the cause Of this woolly taste
very clearly: IF" said he, "there be
even as much as q handful of undi-
gested food in the stomach of a sheep
when slaughtered it immediately enters
into fermentation, and the gases 80
generated within an incredibly short
time prevade the whole OF the flesh
and impart to it that faint vulgarly
called the 'tasle of WOOL"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

APPLE CAKE.--Take two-thirds of a
cup of dried apples, soak all night,
chop fine, then add two-thirds of o cup
of molasses, simmer until thick; add
one cup Of sugar, three eggs, two-thirds
cup Of butter, one half cup of sour
cream, one-half cup of sour milk in
which dissolve one teaspoonful of soda;
also add one teaspoonful of allspice,
one teaspoonful OF cinnamon. raisins
and currants; three and one-half cups
of -four in which has been mixed one
teaspoonful of cream of tartar.
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sun AheaA.

Mr.. ]. W. 1a,<r, our popular and we'll
knoun phoeogra, her "jsened 30 Tuesfay last.
OF let, bic h-w -Phssi"graph Parlor-" Of
No. A"stx"wery 81, 3. .. over the Hibcr-
MIA Bank. Ar. Tab~r hss lately r--,urn-A
from The east where he hes beea engaged for
ths isss Sev asaths In procuring all a the
latest and ooss perfect appliass e OF the
photographic art; that HE ass biltos 70 es,sh.
issh the most perfect gallery in the world
o'ght be Grsfia-d; ssd 90 isei that ve bv.
repeat The sssti1ests of his au0erous Griends
sss have sst'e1 HIN II bic sev sd elegant
ssngaia~ expestsiioos. The loeaiios of the
nee -fsrIoss- 10 ses Of the hest 10 The city,
FAC ax. and osertu4skisg - it1aes, the Palace.
the Gran1. aud th< Lick Hoarls s~in9 in The
very heart al the great eesirsi ihoroax hfsres
OF the city and areesss.le By arst class eie.
v,ios. The parioss and drcss,sx rooms are
ee.utfslly farniessd 70 the oost p~rsss
tate. gtving ss cir IL eosy. cheerful, home
Like ei~gss~y totally aeiike the ususi style
" the ..'dinsry photograph gallery of ih-
DAY. No pains tase been sparcd in Citing
~ the o9vrsttnx TO ms in the moot perse~t
manner. Especially IL this true iu regard To
the tee large and e.ssnmoiious sitting roo,ns
which sre an-qaalied sy any thing that ue
have esef s-~n- The light, that 6r,t great
neees-i;y u saecessful photography 10 elm.
ply p~rf-ci. NJ. T.ier has imported large
stock of novelties In fancy france and CO e.
aud l.st tut not le.st 10 the attraction, vf
the Photographic P~rlors 10 an Improved
camera Operated By electricity, By which
PieiuFes arc taken IN one secvnd. With thi.
inetrumcnt no di1hea " 10 eseoun,cr.d In
t-kiag chidren, no matter hos young or
rcs;i--s they ma be. Mr.. Tas-r IL fortunate
in being the oaIy T-essessor Of sveh an iastrn.
meut upon thu Pacific Coast This fat.
together With Lis vii earned popularity 10th
.s gentleman and an artist. will doubtless
bring To his new art h"tnr," q very large
share of patronage. He !. worthy u. aud ~e
bespeak Tor him entire success In his new
enterprise.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09
New Era Co6oe.

This most excellent Substitute for the best
Imported Coffee 10, rapidly growing In popa
lar favor. The fact that Il h equal In Favor
and richness and 90 cheap that u VII not psy
10 adultersse u. b . guarantee that tae Ton
sumer b receiving just the article that he
pays Soe We have used II and can eheerfuily
reco0oesd % to our rea ,ers- Try u - we
have and you viii stop psying enormous
prices fos rnpssted esdee. sessisg s6alters-
iions ~nfireiy ouf 81 the qaestben-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

WAHxHn-A ess1 Agszi n essxy city,
assn ssA vtzlaGs IN ~ Csis~d ozAtsa. 10
tnhs suknexsS15nnD ~ - CoumEn0AL An
VuCAsa- ~ ealy safiI Casbosir es1 csassrvs-
I've ishas pnpS puA1haAsd 10 A0esicA- esA-
srrspssaa az ysss, - sassses- Cad IN
asreMxa0 ON ~ s0xs~A IN AgsnhA Writ
s.~ s~rD> Sd fssi p.rtssaisrs- A1Arv~s Cos
usuuAI AssscaS0 - Ms~sxss0ssy osre~s
eoa rrs.ciseo Gel
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09
A Letter Carrier Lament.

4 Letter Carrtets Lamrut.
nss.sh The grsss cary. night and day.
In weather. frigid. damp. OF warm.
! soa IN one usvsr.ei Gay.
4 WasAesing Jev IN uniform.
No pasru by s's Pity snd
fe ne. asissecssa of srsmps,
AsA - eoe arsa1s sAAa my psor mind
Css think 81 sashs bat possAse stamps
AaA yss that sisA 70 vise and ssrOne.
Ouasainiag infsrassssn rare.
10 speak a shscA vsaid take 30 long.
And II I dad. no eae would care.
Nes most every day give forth
Too shoansa lrtsers. Ist ne cay.
Ysua E.s, b west frsa soasA 10 North.
A vsrsoss hoosss o. ny gay.
Dss sn really forced 10 grew;
Iknov not vhy s1eh things shOuld he.
~ % fond pose do rcssve,
xsbsay ever writes 30 me-
AsA Oh. the sarcasm Of my fak,
I. sho Q beauteous masien love.
4 giri whose eyes are aark and gres'.
A creature purer than . dove.
neesive no le,ssr By her signed;
And vet from a. u. I'LL late,
With vain yearnings underlined
Distribute mails and meekly wait
And she has szid she loved me WE'LL
That vas her whole souls delight.
Perhaps she doa's know how 10 spell,
Or. much more likely, cannot write.
Alasi alasl could obtain
One blotless line. there would be hope.
She writeth not-I wait in vain.
Perhaps she has no envelope.
DO /. who think such fortune strange,
Will put Fate calmly on the shelf.
And for most DESTROYS change.
Will post letter TO myself.
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The Western Manufacturing Co

Manufacturers Of Writing and Printing
inks, Extrscts, T. -eence., Muciiagr, Backing,
etc, Sole prophet RS Of Tslco,rs Pure Es
sence Of Jamaica Ginger, Edwards Superior
Laundry B,uiny, and Boiand's Sopenica.
Office and mandatory, No. III Ssnsoine 81.
San Francisco. Samples and price lists fur.
nished upon application.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

J. ". sHAEFFER 4 co.'s GREEN SEAL
CIGARS are made from finest Havana To-
batco. Tk3 sacramento A.. San Fraucisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09
The Total Eclipse.

Inere could NOT nave Oee0 D inner Op-
portunify of witnessing the beauty 81
the whole heavens during the eclipse,
than here on the prairie.
There il nothing TO obscure any part
Of the horizon: not . tree 10 break the
wonderful expanse Of land and sky.
The sky vas . perfect blue. and
very clear all the morning. one OF
two fleecy clouds floating l.zily in the
east. and Just before tine eclipse became
total soft masses loomei up in the north
vest.
The heat vas intense, and we were
waiting impatiently within doors, when
q peculiar and sudden so!tening of the
light, showed us that the wonderful
phenomena hal commenced.
The eclipse began Mt about half-past
two, and Was total at half-pas three, &C.
cording to our time pieces. Slowly and
steadily the change came on. Through
smoked glasses we gazed ct the dark
body which was soon to veil the glory
of the brilliant luminary.
The shadow deepened; the sun
changed from o red half. moon to fiery
crescent; more and more delicate grew
the curve of the red light; an artificial
glare rested upon everything, gradually
changing to wierd white light, paling
our faces and stiff.ning the plants. II
was not the shadow, it was the shadow
ghost that had stolen in upon us. A
single star cleaned out brightly in the
West, while q soft flush lay low in the
eastern horizon like q dream of sunset.
The play of light and shade on the
hillsides was very fine. Only q fine
crimson line now.
The clear blue of the west was full
of gloom, the sky looked thick and
deep, as if one could plunge into it,
the effect was that of q coming storm.
A mere thread left of the red cres.
cent.
A soft dew seemed falling; birds flew
quickly by, twittertng good night;
The chickens wentto roost.
All nature seemed hushed; it was az
if the world stood still.
Then came the grand Transformation
II was moment of intense excitement
the red changed to silver, making q
luminous background for the bold black
body, which then took shape and burst
upon us, q perfect sphere; out blazed
the rosy corona; the northwest wa
filed with amber clouds, out Of item
streamed q radiance like northern
lights.
Oh! what moment was that!
1t was beautiful sight through 6
feld-glass, but all the glories appeared
to stand revealed to the naked eye.
The whole heavens were soft and
beautiful; it was the earth that seemed
to have died and all vitality to have
departed from vegetation. There wal
a stiff, strange look to the plants, as il
one were looking through stereoscope
there was the same subdued, unnatural
effect of light and shade.
There was such solemn hush, sucl
feeling of wonder and awe.
Suddenly q triumphant, dazzling
star seemed to fash from behind thu
dark globe. 1t was the bright, glori
GUS sun bringing health and life ani
warmth to all mankind.
Brighter and brighter. more ant
more dazzling, the dark ball passed
sank into the sky, and we beheld once
more the perfect day Colorado Letter
TO Providence Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09
Parchnsan Agency,

Any parties de.rous Of having goods purchased for
th'm In San Francisco can do - BY addressing Mrs.
W. II. Ashley. who will send sampl.s Of goods for
their inspection. To the i6dtes l would say that I
have drst class establishment FOR Drcssmak'ng, and
am prep red to execute country orders with dp tch
Bel engaged In business here have the vantage
Of buying goods direct from the imp rters ct whole.
sale. and would give my patrons the beneAt Of ame
Goods purchased and sent u D. Send for Circular
Address MRS. W. Fl. ASHLEY, $50 Suffer- street
Room 81. San FRANCHISE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

CAsBAsE PIcKIx.-Qnartsr IL cab
bage. put il in jsr end pour boiling
bgine over IL. Let 10 saAnd tws0ty- four
hcuss; squeeze Il dry and le4 h ssoaia
in The san four or Eve daya, turning
freqnestsy Inst il may dry tAsru1gAly.
Return % the jar. cover sifh vank
vinegar md let is sGaad tn dsys - to
veeks squeeze out agnis 90 p1nse
back in the jar With 10 e3osss -
diced hossesadiSh- NEXT nix SaGu4hsf
baack and White masaxrd sssa. efUaDA
masaasd, s19as and tamesie. absut tso
tsble>pooafsls Of each: ose tenPsoa-
fsl sseh a cloves. uace, eina1Dsa.
cs1esy, hasck pepper. siGa viseUss
eaeaeh - nix veii- Cover - OBJ
haee uish IL @ixssre sni pDar -
sasssg vis~e.r. Rsady ~ - n .
meath.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

NEW ARTICLE OF COMMERCIAL new
and valuable member Of the group Of
elastic gums is found in the sap Of the
bully tree, which Aourishes on the
banks of the Orinoco and the Amazon.
It is called 6alata, and ranks between
caoutchouc and gutta percha in useful
qualities. It resembles gutta percha
so closely in its general properties that
much of it is shipped from Guiana and
sold yearly for gutta percha-although
it has many points Of superiority. It
is tasteless, gives an agreeable odor on
being warmed, may be cut like gutta
percha. is tough and leathery, il re.
markably flexible, and far more elastic
than gutta percha. II becomes soft.
and may be joined, piece to piece. like
gutta percha, ut about 100 deg. FAIR,
but requires go deg. Fahr.. before
melting. It IL completely soluble
in benzole and carbon disulphide in
the cold. Turpentine dissolvss il with
the application of heat, while IL ID only
partially soluble in anhydrous alcohol
and e.aea. II becomes strongly cleo
tFiied by friction, and 10 bs6Asr insu-
lator Of heat and electricity than gutta
percha. Caustic alkalies and concen-
trated hydrochloric scid do not stack
it but concentrated sulphuric nitric
acids attack IL - they do gutts peschs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

doOos purchased ana sent y. w. o. Send for Circular
Address MRS. W. H. ASHLEY, $50 Suffer- street
Room 81. San Francise.
FINEST BHoroeRArHs.- Prices greatly reduced
Houseworth, Photographic. 12 MONTGOMERY st., 8. F.
BUrrERicK d Co.'S Patterns. fall styles. send
stamp for catalogue -. Post At. San Francisco.
Now ready-Fall styles - Domestic" Paper Fash.
ions. Send stamp for catalogue. ~ Post st., ST.
srEorAcLxs AMI EYE GLAssEs-Prices greatly re-.
PnoroeRArRs Of superior Anish at Morses Palace
OF Art. ~ Montgomery street San Francisco.
II. WACHHoRsT. matchmaker and jcweler importer
OF Diamonds. watches, Jewelry, silver and silver
plated ware. 70 ST.. Sacramento. Cal.
&GREAr inducements to Agents. All tho best sell
ing Novelties. Send stamp for reduced price list.
sADDLER Co., ZIG Post street. San francisco.
j. F. HILL. manufacturer OF Carriages, Buggie &c
Express, Thorough Brace and Quartz Wagons. cor
ner and 18th streets. r. y. box u.s. sacramento. Cal
ALL Photographs made at the New York Gallery
No. - Third ST. s. f. guaranteed TO be nrst class
frice' TO suit the tmes ). u. pxrsRs. Proprietor
TIE Sacramento WEEKLY UNION pubn.hes ii2
c0iunns each Ueek Single copies per annU,n n. In
Ciwbs az lou as g.
DIoKEY's CREME DE Lis.-For Preserving and
Identifying the Complexion ana Teeth. 1t possesses
oil the advantages Of French lCremcs without their
Injurious qualities. Sold by all druggis t,.
WHY Is 1t that every person that uses walcott's
Pam Paint recommends It to their afflicted neigh
bors? Because It has done for them all that It has
promised to do, Address r. FINLEY. 1923 Market
St Fan Francisco.
Cloth Cloaks breasted, 50 inches lons IS SC
Cloth Cloaks. trimmed with silk.
Basket Cloth Cloaks 4s(
Diagonal Cloth
Beaver Cloth Clio ,ks,...... ...............$5.Oi
Beaver Cloth Cloaks.. OK
At ULLIVAN'S. l2O Kearny St., San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

DIoKEY's CREME DE Lis.-For Preserving and
Identifying the Complexion ana Teeth. 1t possesses
oil the advantages Of French lCremcs without their
Injurious qualities Sold by all druggi st,.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

WHY Is 1t that every person that uses walcott's
Pam Paint recommends It to their afficted neigh
bOrs? Because It has done for them all that II
promised to do, Address r. FINLEY. 1923 Marke,
St Fan Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

FINEST BHoroeRArHs.- Prices greatly reduced
Houseworth. Photographic. 12 MONTGOMERY st., g. r
BUrrRRiCK d Co.'S Patterns. fall styles. send
stamp for cataOQue 80 Post at Gan Francisoo
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

TAe Sacramento WEEKLY UNION pubH.hes li2
c0iumns each Ueek. Single copies per annU,n n. In
ClHbs az lou as q.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

Don't talk Of them, John. lad!"
well, I WON'T" and he put ON his
hat and went out.
An hour later he came back.
"What is wrong? Why have Won
left the stand?" asked his mother il
alarm.
1--WE are going 10 have an outing,
mother: Don't say . word. can A.
ford it."
She never had seen the boy 10 full
OF excitement. He hurried her 10 the
station, and soon they were gliding
among beautiful rolling hills and across
lovely meadows, that we're sweet With
the odor Of new-mown hay. At noon.
they came 20 stretches Of rising GROUND.
covered with nur.eries of young tres
Of delicate greeu- and With vinsyasds,
and fela after field 81 roses, niesaefte,
md Ill kinds Of sveet-smellinG Gov
ers.
Why. John. this is fsirylasd, WHIT
10 TINS place."
The Bordaie Nurseries. We Win
90 Oh here. mother. I want b show
yo1 house thss--
He tremlsled With sgitssiou. His
fnce wss Pale - he led her down % TIE
ssae a he broeA. gi.ne.ng rises, ne.r
which vus nes<lsd i'm the voods Q COSY
hffie ooxsagc. covered WITH q red tran
P<sessey<r- These .ss . e.r3ca. q
sell. ssd . paddock for coz InGae.
the rouss ssse cls.n and ready for
fssnis4ins- The siser ripplsd dsosssiy
sg.is.s iss pskhly shese; the bird
DATED shressh - aiss. sansy ar; t.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

ALL Photographs made at the New York Gallery
No. 33 Third ST. s. f. guaranteed TO be nrst class
Pricee 10 suit the times. j. H. PKrU m. PrOprietOr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-08
WHEELING, October It'll, 1878.

BElLAlRE LOCALS. The Democrats, since
noon today, have made arrangements for
the following speakers tonight: Hon.
Ross j. Alexander, Col. W. w. Arnet and
John o. Pcndleton. 7 card
The Window Glass Works will resume
operations IN next Thursday, after a rest
Of several weeks.
The Ladies Temperance Union will set
q lunch in the City Hall to-day, for the
benefit Of those who 60 to the polls. The
object is 10 remove any temptation that
would probably be incurred by going past
the saloon on the way home to dinner.
The Ohio Glass Works are offered for
sale.
Quite ALVEY scene occurred on Gravel
Hill this morning between q colored lady
named Mrs. Strickland and some white
lady whose name We did not learn. The
former attacked the latter's crippled child,
and its mother in defense rushed upon the
assailant with q pick it is said. mo injury
was done, however, and the parties are
having n hearing before the Mayor at
present.
Please say that it was Mayor Cassell in.
stead Of Criswell who received the gold
headed cane.
Father Gull was successful in the contest
for the birctta.
On account of the election to-day the
schools Of the First and Fifth Wards will
not be in session. tr
jill. Collins, Esq, OF GAINESVILLE, o., i:
in the city or business.
EldcrB. S. Dean, OF the Disciples Church
preached to q large and attentive audience
sunday night.
Sunday was Missionary Day in the N
L. Sabbath School.
Rev. Ashenhurst, who lives q few miles
in the country, preached for the United
Presbyterians Sunday morning, Mr.. Wal
lace, the regular pastor, being away from
the city.
A meeting OF all the teachers OF the city
was called yesterday at O'Clock by Supt
Duff.
Mrs. Tomlinson, of Wheeling, is visiting
her father, Mr.. Gorby.
Communion service will be held in the
Presbyterian Church OF this city next
Sabbath. In these services the pastor
will be assisted by members OF the Synod
The bank building Of Cowen, Sheets 4
Co. is being frcscoed.
Mrs, Garrard, OF Pittsburgh, is visiting
her brother.in.law, Mr.. Garrard, Of this
city. She is called home from an extended
visit. in Virginia to see her son, who wa
severely injured by the recent collision a
Altoona, Pa.
The boiling department of the Bellairt
Nail Works, which has been stopped fol
seventeen weeks, will resume this morn
ing.