The daily gazette., 1878-04-09
Y. NJ @. A.

tnc FaSIors Ot Inc L N. v. a, This even
ing At 3, o'clockto. which the Christian
Young men Of this city and their lady
friends are cordially invited. The even
ing will be spent socially, and Mkasie
Reading and REGULATIONS will be past Of
the exercises.
The object of the entertainment, ID to
promote greater degree Of sociality be-
tween the young men and the friends of
the association, with the hope Of inareas-
ing their usefulness and efficiency. The
dc Ors will be open and those to whom
the invitation is given will be welcomed.
No collection II be taken.
u s. Courts.
The U. s. Circuit and District Courts,
U. y. Court room, Judge Bradford, presid-
ing
In the Circuit Court, in the matter of
Thomas Underwood vs.. q. w. Horn and
james q. Stock, for an injunction to re-
strain them from manufacturing Jump
seat Tor carriages, patented by Under
weod, the Judge delivered an able opin-
ion In which he discharged the rule, and
| refused to grant the Injunction prayed
for.
This being the regular tine fer the
April term of the District Court, all cases
pending were continued, owing to there
having been no jury summonsd.,
Miss Bare
Our Music loving readers must not fail
to attend the rare concert treat in store
for them at the Opera House, on Thurs
day evening. Miss Cynthia Bare, tn.
! favorite Prima Donna, who was receiv.d d
80 favorably at Academy of Music in the
celebrated Ole Bull Con certs. during the
last season. Prof. Aaron Il. Tay lor ,grea
basso; Prof. Close, Pianist, 50 enthuisi.
asucaily received during the winter al
Grace Musical entertainments, and
other first class talent will appear.
Prof. Law the celebrated pianoist and
aocumpanist, has also been engaged tol
the occasion.
OleOmargarine.
This compound made of no one know,
what but the manufacturers, is beinf
: thrust upon the market in great quaint
ties, until 1t Is now question to buyer,
whether they are buying butter or NOT
In order that the public may pecom,
better acquainted with the article, and il
. order that they may discern the rea
from the artificial, Mr.. X. Messick, VIII,
has been in the butter business for owe
20 years, will have on exhibition to-mor
: row at his stalls, Nos. 46 and 48, Secon,
street markets "a quantity of oleomargarin
The article will not be for sale but onl
for exhibition.
An Amusing Incident
occurred the other evening at Lancaster
A special meeting was called by tn
council to transact some important bus
ness. After waiting until some time al
| ter the appointed hour, for opening,
was found impossible to get quorum
what members had convened conclude
to draw lots, and see who would bu
tickets for the Opera House, where tn
Buffalo Bill Company were holding fortl
After the lucky number had been selec
cd, they repaired thither and were a
tonished at finding the missing member
What would our City Fathers think {
such conduct ?
> Surprise Party.
Charley Smith, the well-known ba
r. Der, who resides at No. 907 w. Sixth 81
was visited by surprise party, la
IT. night, comprising over fifty person
ut principally from Asbury, Calvary an
ed pleasantly with speaking, singin
praying and refreshments. The comp
ny departed at seasonable hour leayiI
many substantial tokens of their regar
in the shape of dry goods, groceries al
numerous articles of household comfol
Departed.
, Mr.. Fl. 81. Barney, and Capt. Willia
% Downing left this morning for Easto
, Md, With the new pleasure yacht We
recently built for Mr.. Francl Barre
They will sail down the Delaware riy
to Delaware City, thence through t
Canal to Chester River.
Gold.
Gold sold to-day at IL m. at 1901.