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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-07-12

Hiram Troop, of Intercourse, Lancaster
county, and his father were making a. grain
stack, and when his father went down he left
a fork on the top of the stack. When the boy
jumped down, the fork slid after and struck
him on the right shoulder penetrating to the
lung, killing him almost instantly.
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The Fourth passed off very quietly in Blooms
burg. The fire companies went TO Danville
and made fine appearance on their way to the
depot. The picnic in Col Freezes Grove was
largely attended, and enjoyed by every body.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Monday evening July Sd, Council met and
adjourned until Friday evening July 9th.
Friday evening Council met pursuant to ad-
journment. President and all the members
were present Minutes OF last meeting read
and approved.
o motion of Messrs. Rabb and Sharpless it
was ordered that gas post be put at the corn
er Of Seventh and Iron streets. The President
being called upon for report in the matter of
securing lower rates for gas for the Town, pre-.
sented an agreement with the Gas Company
which was accepted by the council on motion
Of Rabb and Shsrpless. This was contract
for lighting the Town with gas until midnight
for two years, at 81 AS a month per post.
The Street Commissioner presented his report
for June,a and on motion Of Elwel and Holmes it
was referred back for correction by inserting
the number Of days work done by each person
and for itemized bills for materials furnished
for streets, and when 30 corrected to be submit
ted to the President, and if approved by him,
the Secretary shall draw orders for same.
On motion Of Messrs. Drinker and Sharpless
it was ordered that Town Treasurer be instruct
VI W nOlu tIt lax rOii' lOr tne year 1910 tnlTly
days longer from July 10th 1878 before impos-
ing 5 per cent additional on those who fail to
pay before that time, and that the Treasurer be
required to advertise the same as required by
law, at his own expense.
A petition from residents Of Fifth street ask
ing for the grading and repairing OF said street
from Market to East street was presented On
mot ion of Elwel and Holmes it was ordered
that Fifth street be graded and repaired, as re-
quasted. Mr.. Rabb moved to amend by max
ing the motion to repair where necessary, which
was lost. On motion of Elwell and Sharpess
it was ordered that the street commissioner or
some one for him be instructed to go throug h
the streets and alleys of the town TO remove all
filth, garbage, or other offensive matter found
in the public highways, and to report to the
Presiden if any such matter be found on pri-
vate property.
F. Hendershoot requested crossing on Iron
street, ordered to be entered.
Messrs Elwell and Rabb moved that the
Chief of Police be instructed to repair the fence
| of the pound. Elweli and Rabb were appoint
ed committee to secure rooms for the fire com
panies.
Mr.. Elwell gave notice that he would present
| Health ordinance at next meeting.
The following bills were ordered paid
c. G. Barley legal services S22
| Gas Company S52;
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il no l.
Marriages.

FAHRI RINGER-RUPP.-on the 4th inst, at Nume-
dia, Columbia county, by Peter swank ESQ.,, Mr..
Reuben Fahringer and Miss Elizabeth Rupp all OF
LOucust township.
KREIGH-WANICk.-On the 4th inst, by the Rev.
E. II. Lesenring, Mr., George KIelgh 10 Miss Hattie
Wanick, both OF Catawisa, Pa.
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Hon. c. r. Buckaew aud family, Judge Ell
well and family, CIV. Miller and wife, Z. T.
Sloan and wife, c. B. Brockway, d. j. Waller
and wife and many other citizens attended The
celebration at Wikesbarre last week
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The Aoniour American says Mr., Frank H.
Thornton is expected back in a short time iro m
his visit to California. The climate we learn
does not agree with him, as he has been sick
nearly all the time since he left here.
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MIsERABLENEss.-Th most wonderful and
marvellous success, in cases where persons are
sick or pining away from a condition of miser-
ableness, that no one knows what ails them,
(pro6table patients for docIors,) is obtained by
the use of Hop Bitters. They begin to cure
from the first dose aud keep il up until perfect
health and strength is restored Whoever Is
afflicted in this way need not suffer- when they
can get Hop Bitters. zee Truths and "ProY'
srbs" in another column.
~''' July 8 2w,
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The will of the late William Cameron of
Lewisburg is to be contested. The case has
been certified to this county and Judge Elwel
will hear an argument in Lewisburg on August
1Q,b
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The farmers through the county are nearly
done with their harvesting and the barns are
groaning with heavier and richer yield than
has been known for some time.
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MAX.

The Persian Diver brings up no pearl from
the depths of the sea which can ..surpass in ra-
diant purity complexion beautifed by Glenn 9
Sulphur Soap, stable accessory of the bath
and the toilet,
Beautiful Shades of Black or Brown are pro-
duoed by Hills Hair Dye.
July ~ <w.
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For RENT CHEAP.-The first class office in
the COLUMBIAN Building, heretofore occupied
by N. IT, Funk Esq. 1t is partly furnished.
Apply.to to
G. B. BRoCKwAY.
June 5 3w.
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After October 1st 1878 all subscribers who
owe from October 1st 1875 will be struck of the
list, and the accounts collected by law at the
rate of 50 so II year. II.
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Owners of pigs should not allow them to run
in the streets. Arrangements have been made
by the council to iasten up all porkers and keep
them securely until the fine is paid
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n. U. Funk Esq, has moved his law Office
from the Columbian building to the room IN
the Ent building next door to G. II. " W, D..
Buckalew.
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A BENEVOLENT WoRK-The Methodist
Church Of New York is constantly engaged in
providing for the increase of its borders. To a
separate organization has been committed the
work of extending the influence of the church.
Rev VIM. p. Corbitt, the famous revivalst, ia
chairman Of this committee of extension-and
he used to be a martyr of neuralgia. His cure
MIA.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR.. GILES,
451 Sixth Avenue, N. Y.
Trial ei,a OS capts
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Cadman always keeps in stock Picture
Frames and Mouldings of all kinds, and is
also pre- pared to make picture frames OF
apy size,
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DOBBIN'S ELECTRIC SOAP.


Having obtained the agency Of this
CELEBRATED SOAR
for Bloomsburg and vicinity, append the
opinion of some of our best people as to its
merits.
81 have used Dobbins Electric Soap made
by |. L. Cragin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa,
for washing about ten years, and think it
superior to any other. Mrs. c. G. Barkley."
"We have used Dobbins Electric Soap and
find it superior O any other or all Others.
hrs. W. II. Jaceby,
Mrs. b. H. Stohner.
desire all my friends and customers to
Gire this Soap one Trial,
so that they may know just how good the
Best Soap in the United States is.
j. Ii. MAIZE,
july II, '7S-ly Bloomsburg, Pa.
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A railroad ticket to Chicago and back for
sale at this office very cheap. Good until De-
cember 3lst 1878. II
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The Bloomsbury Banking Company decar-
ed Il semi annual dividend of three per cent on
Tuesday
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THE FOURTH AT DANYILLE.

About midnight preceding the fourth the
air was disturbed by the noise of the ring
ing of bells and the firing of cannons and
smaller artillery. This latter was kept up
until about five o'clock when the bells again
pealed forth and rang on necessarily until
the noise was almost unbearable and sleep
impossible. Young America was surely let
loose and was determined to make himself
heard
In the morning the following organizations
arrived to take part in the celebration. The
Friendship and Independent Fire Companies
of Shamokin. Catawissa Band, Friendship
Fire Co., No, |. and Rescue Hook and Lad
der Co., No. ,, of Bloomsbury, with Buck
Horn Band, and Drum Corps
The parade was formed on Market Square
about 10 o'clock and moved over the follow
ing route: Down Ferry to Front, up Front
to Honeymoon, ont Honeymoon to Market,
down Market to Church, out Church to
Bloom, up Bloom to Ash, out Ash to Centre,
down Centre to Ferry, out Ferry to Spruce,
down Spruce to Mill, up Mill to Mahoning,
down Mahoning, to Chestnut, out Chestnut
to Market up Market, to the Square.
The Judges and staff took their positions
in the centre Of the Square, and the column
passed in review. The Bands, Soldiers and
Civic soci cites were marched in the rear OF
the staff and were dismissed the Fremen
were counter marched and inspected and
then dismissed.
The parade was two hours in passing over
the route. 1t was II very creditable one and
reflected much honor upon the committee OF
arrangements, who were untiring in theiI
efforts to make it success.
The judges appointed to select the best
equipped fire company, failed to agree in
their selection aud therefore that prize was
not awarded. We understand it lay between
the Washington and Good Will Fire Com.
panies,
The contest between the different cOmpa
nies AS to which could run three hundred
yaIds, unreel three hundred feet of hose anC
throw stream of water in the shortest time
created much excitement. The following i,
the record given each company by the
judges;
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Parasols, Fans, Ties, Rushes, Linen Col
lars and Cuffs and Lace Collars and CUTS al
clark * VOLTS.
Shoemaker wanted. Apply at Mckin-
ney's.
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For nice Straw Hat go to
ID. Lowenberg's.
For Nice White Vest go to
d. Lowenberg's.
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Call at McKinney's for Shoes.

p S. Bates makes a specially of repairing
watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, or any
thing else in his line of business He al
ways insures frst.class job and is prompt
with his work
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Great variety of Ladies and Children's
Hose from 10 cents TO Sl.O0 pair at Clark
& Wolfs.
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White Goods, Linens, Hamburg Edgings,
and full line of Trimming at Clark &
VOLTS.
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i. p. Applemon Esq, is visiting his par
ents.
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Mr. c. Unangst and wife are spending the
summer at home
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Latest Style and Lowest prices always to
be found at d. Lowenberg's.
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Par asol's low at l. w. Hartman's.

For cheap Suit of Clothes 20 to
ID. Lowenberg's.
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Cataract Juniors No ., of Danvile / 45
The visiting companies labored under the
disadvantage of being unacquainted with
the plugs, which caused them to lose some
time, Our Friendship boys say that by
some foul play the water was not allowed to
run through their hose until eleven seconds
after they were ready for it, and claim that
it was set up job to keep the prize money
in Danyille. During the run four of the
Friendship boys were greatly affected by the
heat, viz; George Thomas, John Yost, Ed
ward iost and Bion Hagenbuch. The first
prize was awarded to the Friendship and
the second to the Washington company both
of Danyille. Altogether the celebration
was success.
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s1l[i;IS|;si,gIII]a 1l[i;IS|;i,gI Trunk! ilyI[([S'| ]

By n. =. Arthur, Is the most POWERFUL. and CON
NIEClNG temperance work ever written. Describes
the work OF Murphy, Reynolds, lnebrlate Asylums,
Prohibition, etc. II Is Just the book to warn the
Young, reclaim the eTrlrg, enlighten the people.
FATHERS, MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURES should buy II
for their young men. 81 believe It Will be power
| ia the right dlrecuon.n-Henry A. Reynolds. "lt Is
Just the book for the times. - Hon. Nm. L. Dodge
Your admirable work Is all right Hon. Neal DOW,
las closed the book thanked God and took COur-
ago. MIS- l., X. LeaYitt, Treas. W. q. T. L. Agents
J report 30 TO 100 COPIES per week. SUCH success
J PUovEs It's worth. Male and female agents wanted.
| TERAs LlRERAL HUBBARD BROS, 1888, SAMSON
| street, Philadelphia
June 81, Ts-4w
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The display of Jewelry, Silverware,
watches, &c, at p S. Bates is said by all to
be the choicest to be seen in Bloomsbury.
Repairing is done by him in the best manner
and at the lowest possible rates,
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The Best Groceries at l. w. Hartman's.
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Trial size 25 cents.

FAT PEoPLE.-Corpulen people can be re-
duced iLom two to five pounds per week with
out starvation, by using Allan's Anti-Fst, a
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless RENE.
dy. 1t acts on the food in the stomach, neu-
tralizing all saccharine and oleaginous matter.
3S3 Washington Street, BOSTON, Mass. May
Dist 1878.
BOTANIC MEDICINE Co., Buffalo, N. Y:
Genaemen.-Without special change Of diet,
two bottles of Allan's Anti-Fat reduced me four
and one-half pounds.
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Yours respectfully

Nj. A. BUSH.
Hundreds of letters similar to the above have
been received by the Botanic Medicine Co.
Anti. Fat sold by all druggists.
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For Nobby Summer Suit
70 to ID. Lowenberg's.
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Boots and Shoes cheap at McKinney's.
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Sash Ribbons and Ribbons in all widths
and Collars with a great variety in novelty
at Clark X Wolfs,
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Business Notices

For a Summer Hat go to
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Boot headquarters at McKinney's.

Champions Palm Soap is the best lanu-
dry soap in this or any other market. For
sale by Jacob ii. Maize. may lS-3w
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desire all my friends and customers to
Gire this Soap one Trial,
so that they may know just how good the
Best Soap in the United States is.
j. II. MAIZE,
july II, '7S-ly BOomsburg, Pa.
Great variety of Ladies and Children's |
Hose from 10 cents to Sl.00 a pair at Clark |
& VOLTS.
The Best Groceries at |. W. Hartman's.
Boots and Shoes cheap at McKinney's.
Cadman always keeps in stock Picture
Frames and Mouldings of all kinds, and Is
also prepared to make picture frames OF
any size.
Parasos, Fans, Ties, Rushes, Linen Col
lars and Cults and Lace Collars aud Cuffs al
clark * VOLTS.
sho emaker wanted. Apply at Mokin-
ney's.
The display of Jewelry, Silverware,
watches, &c, at p, S. Bates is said by all to
be the choicest to be seen in Bloomsbury.
hephlJllB Is uOlt ny nun III tue peoe hhohhei
and a the lowest possible rates.
Boot headquarters at Mckinney's.
Champions Palm Soap is the best lauu-
dry soap in this or any other market. For
sale by Jacob IL. Maize. may ls-9w
McKinneys Shoe Store below Court
House.
Try it-Buy it
Palm-Palm-Palm Soap
At Jacob Fl. Maise's---at Jacob II. Maise's.
may 3-lSw
Sash Ribbons and Ribbons in all widths
and Collars with a great variety in novelty
at Clark Il W0lfs.
Dry Goods always at the lowest prices at
/. W. Hartmsn's.
Rubbers at AcKinneys.
Champion Brothers Palm soap at Jacob
II. Msize's. 1t is the best. Try it.
may 3-lSw
Admission free at McKinney's.
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july II, '7S-ly BlOomsburg, Pa.
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so that they may know just how good the
Best Soap in the United States is.
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Dry Goods always at the lowest prices at
|. W. Hartman's.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-04

marily directed to preventing the Turk
ish feet falling into the hands OF hus-
sia as part OF the war Indemnity, the
armistce signed at Adrlanople being
vague enough on this point to admit OF
almost any construction. The invasion
OF Turkey by Greeks affords a pretext
for the dispatch OF the feet from the
Black Sea, and il is asserted that Ves-
sells will be sent to the Mediterranean at
once. Then comes the grand coup.
AS soon as the Turkish fleet emerges
from the Daruanelles it will be seized
by the British iron clads and conveyed
10 Malta. In brief, the high handed pro-
ceeding at Copenhagen In 1901 will find
parallel in 1878. Indeed, one officer
gave expression to his own ideas by
say ying that no shots will be fired. This
may be taken to mean tba. Hobart Pasha
will have special instructions from the
Porte as to his conduct when the British
fleet makes Its appearance without yIo-
lating the neutrality Of tue straits.
EnglanPs naval supremacy would
then remain uuquestioned. What Ger
many, Italy and Russia would think OF
such an act can easily be guessed. A
dispatch from Constantinople, dated
Saturday night, seems to lend color to
the above rum0r. 1t is announced that
Hobart Pasha received orders to hold
the Turkish feet In readiness to sail, IL
was believed, for the Piraeus or port Of
Athens.
THE BLOCKADE RAISED.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 4-The block
aue OF tue Black sea between Odessa
and Constantinople has been raised.
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An alarm OF fire was sounded shortly
after halr.past 10 this morning from Box
So, corner OF Main and Sixth streets.
The Department was called to put out q
fire at the restaurant and dining rooms
kept by colored man named Lloyd
johnson on Main street, two doors above
the new Government building.
The fire originated between the rafters
OF the seoond-story ceiling and those Of
the roof. and was due to a defective fue.
There were some furnished rooms on the
second floor and the bedding, furniture,
ETC., were totally destroyed.
The immense amount of water thrown
into the building also destroyed the
stock and fixtures on the ground floor.
Mr.. johnson has not q cent of Insurance
on mis- property,and he estimates his loss
at $700.
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WASHINGTON.
The Returning Board ProSecu
rNRh2.

The Returning Board ProSecu-
tiOnss
Nasiooal Associated Press to the star.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4-The Washington
special to the World says: The Presi-
dent intimated to personal friends that
he did not consider the present action in
Louisiana as carrying out in good faith
the promises made at the time the troops
were Withdrawn. The President
is satisfied that the prosecE-
tons are being stimulated by
Disconnected Republicans OF this city
and elsewhere, with view to widen
the breach between himself and the
party leaders in the Senate, and to un.
dermlne the support hitherto extended
him by conservative men Of all parties.
DIR, Linderman ON silver.
The Tribune says DR.. Linderman, ph
rector OF the Mint, expressed his views
in reference 10 the effect OF the Bland
Bill. He tavors dollar OF four hundred
and twenty-five grains and an lnterna-
tional Silver Conference, and says that
the 92-csnt dollar OF the Bland Bill would
drive gold out Of the country. He
thinks the 100000, 900 of gold in the
country can be, ana ought to be brought
into circulation. Annoyance is expert
enced by bankers and merchants in New
York City from the excess OF silver
here,
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VEElCEH hONAEL7S MUM DEE.
The Prisoners will NOt OOMn
Back and the Jury Render
Their Verdict,

The inquest on the body of Hermaa
kunkeI, the policeman murdered by u
villainous gang of robbers on Dayton
street, was resumed aud concluded te-
day before the Coroner.
Mr.. Ransom, the man shot At BY TIM
burglars, was recalled, and testified
that he had seen the men at the Central
Station, and that he was Of the opinioa
that they were the parties VINO did the
shooting. lie could not, however. swear
positively that they were the murder
ers.
Mrs. Eva Hartling, OF Cumminsvilie,
testified that she saw four men ia C0ia-
miusVllle on the Is h ult She saw las
men who we're arrested for the murder.
and identified the largest man, Weayer,
as one OF the above party who were try-
ing to commit h0usebfeaking in Cum-
minsville.
officer Ii. G. Davis testified that he
was not close enough to the men on tita
Iatal night TO fully identity them, NJ
though the sizes OF the msn oorrespoaG-
sl with those of the prisoners.
FreI. x Her testified thas ne ide tilted
two of tue alleged murderers at Niataa-
street Station, as having been on tho
Colerain Pike, Cumminsville, on the TIA
OF last MoAth.
John Hunter gave similar testiLAony
to the above.
The Coroner then notified the Jury
that be had just received a notice rosa
the Chief OF Police, George Hiexler, that
the prisoners would not De retWnsa
here from Indianapolis. and the testI-
mony was closed. The jury thsn TO
tireu and rendered a Verulot OF "Ieaxh
from a pistOl-btll wound, said ball beiaS
fired from pistol in The hands OF sons
person unknown to the jury. We Rre,
however, Of the opinion that Travis.
Weaver and Daugherty, who were ar
rested at Indianapolis, we're concerned
iu tho murder"
The defense Is being prepared by tiro
attorneys, and tue case will be heard "a
10 O'clock tomorrow, when the nmu
& ven to Chief Zegler to prOduOe thn
prisoners will have expired. just what
Inc deteuse will be is still Kept secret.
but il 10 certain that the prisoners UM
not be forthcoming at the app0iateA
time.
Ex.Cbief Ira Wood, in giving his oPts-
ion upon the subject, stated il he wers
still In OIL 20 be would nave followed ths
same course which mas been adopted BY
Colonel u egier.
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LATEST LOCAL.

MRS. LAURA ALDRICH, the distin-
guished reader, will recite Tomorrow
evening at the Bliss Memorial Concert,
at Pixies Opera.house.
THE fines and costs paid in the Police
Court during the month Of January
amounted to $720 25. OF this, $402 %
goes to the State and $317 75 to the city.
A LARGE circle of friends will be de-
lighted to learn that Miss Abbie H. Ma
son will sing tomorrow evening at the
Bliss Memorial Concert, at Pixies Opera
house.
MIR. THOMAS CAMPBELL, OF the Gin
cinnati Gas company, will be married
Tonight at the Cathedra by Rev. Father
Quattmsn, to Miss Alice Gang. The
groom will say tonight, ,"And CampbelPs
)ined The Gang"
The habeas corpus case Of Ellen Nc
Glennon, who had been sent to the Com
vent Of the Good Shepherd, was resumed
to-day in the Probate Court, and Is
causing considerable excitement. The
Courtroom was crowded all day.