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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

We begin to entertain some respect for
the National party. Butler has announced
tat he will not join it ''while it remains in
q state of disorganization and rupture" Ii
the Nationals want to avoid the discredit oil
Ben's Endorsement, they now know what tc
do-remain ''in state of disorganization
and rupture
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

SAYS Ecery Epeniag, sprightly Demo-
cratic paper of Delaware;
"Bayard will not cease to represent Delaware
in the Senate till this nation displays its
good sense and public virtue by calling him to
step up higher" &
We are sorry. We always liked Bayard,
and would do anything possible to reward
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his fidelity to his constituents, but at present
the editorial positions on the GLOBE are all

HE Southern papers all applaud the
speech of JEFF Davis. If you don't believe
it, read the Republican papers. The Vicks-
burg Herald pplauds it in this wise:
Mr.. Davis Mississippi city speech is an
outspoken, fat footed, unmistakable, unneces-
sary and unwise secession speech.
The Memphis Aralanche says: eff Davis
is so anxious to yindicate the right of seces-
sion, why don't he sscede permanently from
the country. Nobody is holding him.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

CoNKL1NG has concluded to do without the
agricultural vote this year. He has declined
to address several of the agricultural boss
shows in New York State. He thinks Tam
many Hall presents more promising mis-
sionary field, and will wrestle with John
Kelley for while.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

MosBY is for Grant, and threatens to raid
the North in his behalf. Robson is for
Grant, for he may soon need the same favor
extended to him that Deacon Billy Mckee,
the other Grant man, received at the hands
of ''the man on horseback An illustrious
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
The Washington Star editorially saws;

The announcement of the completion of the
Washington monument would add many years
to the national life, by removing an insuper-
able obstacle to patriotic pride in those by
whom the future of the country will be deter
mined.
Are we to understand that the only incite-
ment to patriotism is the hope of some day
having monument? If so, this nation need
never expect to rear PATRIOTS for monuments
are at hopeless discount.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

cit is we'll KNOWN" says the Philadelphia
Press, "that Delaware is q Republican State,
and that it is made Democratic by fraud and
dlsfranchisement." True; paupers and
criminals are DISTINGUISHED in Delaware.
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Conquest aud Jistinctio,
ILanesboro Journal

The st. Paul GLOBE is six months old.
The GLOBE is.so blindly partisan as not to be
reliable as a political paper, but it has few
superiors as a newspaper, and its onward
march in this latter direction means con-
quest and distinction. Its subscription price
has been reduced to So per year.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
ST. PAUL, TUESDAY. JULY 20, 1878.

CHICAGO is seeking to control the trade OF
Mexico. She is evidently anxious to get as
far from home as possible, where the reputa-
ton of her merchants is unknown.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

THE Republicans of the Second Minnesota
district are in Strait circumstances.-Boston
Post.
They will be a trihe Poehler when the
vote is counted.
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New York Dry Goods

NEW YORK, July %.
Dry goods business continues fair in some makes
of cotton and WOODEN goods Dark prints more active
Gamers prints advanced half ceat. Brown and
b. ached cottons and grain bags in steady re1ues
Colored cottons Arm. Wool nnels in good d
mand. Mems wear " )olens dong fairly, and Kel-
lucky jeans in steady demand,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

SOME of our exchanges are claiming that
the heated term is q conspiracy to increase
the popularity of Charles Francis Adams as
candidate for the Presidency in 1880.
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THE WEEKLY GLOBE.

TIE WEEKLY GLOBE is a mammoth sheet, exactly
double the size of the Daily. 1t is just the paper
for the containing in add' to all the current
news, choice miscellany, agricultural natter market
reports 1t is furnished to single subscribers at
$3.50 per year. Clubs Of 1--WE address to one per-
sony for $1.1s each.
Postage prepaid by tho publisher on all editions.
All mail subscriptions payable invariably In advance.
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THE SUNDAY GLOBE.

THE GLOBE will be furnished every day In the
week to city subscribers at 10 cents per month
38.40 per year.
BY mail the SUNDAY GLOBE will be one dollar per
year in addition to the rate given above for mail
aubscrtbers.
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Now that Washburn has got the nomina.
ton. all the small fry have dried up, and are
waiting for further orders, before opening
the fall campaign. We are afraid some of
their lumber will be avlngs or saw-dust.
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Too Bad.

lSherburne Go. Star.
The st. Paul GLOBE feels bad because DR..
Stewart will not bolt. It is too bad.
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tStevens Co. Tribune.

The Danger of Pos,poning Four CAL for
Lumber.
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MantorvilIe dodge county, Erpress,,
July 10: Our correspondents have discant-
ed literally on the weather question, and we
can only acquiesce IN their testimony. We
have conversed with large number of farm
ers in the past week, AMI nearly all unite in
saying that wheat is being extensively dam
aged. The Scotch Fife endures the trying
ordeal better than other varieties. We mis-
trust farmers would be more hopeful over
crop prospects if they had larger acreage
of corn and greater variety of crops.
Pine Island reports that the recent very
heavy rains in this vicinity have. no doubt,
dld great damage to the growing crops.
| Last Sunday we were visited by one of the
heaviest storms of the season, fortunately at
| tended with very little rain.
/ Dundas NeWs, July 20: The weather
could not have been more unfavorable for
wheat than it has been for the past two
weeks While the wheat has been damaged
i by the hot sun, corn has grown with re-
markable rapidly, and promises heavy
crop. mo great loss without some small
gain Reports from the agricultural dis
tricts show that wheat has suffered terribly
during the past two weeks, from blight. rust,
smut. etc, in many places, while the heavy
rains have left several fields badly lodged.
It is thought by some that there will not be
more than half crop, but we think this
must be slightly exaggerated. There is no
doubt, however, but wheat is badly injured
and that it will notlall go No. this year.
/ Isanti county Press, July 18: Harvesting
has now commenced and the sound of the
reapers are heard on every hand. This con
tinuous damp and cloudy weather is far from
what it should be to make the wheat crop as
l large as expected. From accounts in diff
ferent parts of the State, it is reported to be
|smutty. If this state of weather continue
for some time it will materially affect the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-24

Resignation or Austrian Ministry.
New YORK, January pa Vienna
special says the Austrian Ministry have
resigned, but it is highly probable that q
compromise will be effected.
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BELMONT COUNTY.
BelIaiPe.

TIME CARD OF THE h. s. s.-ANoTHEB
LIE OF ~. K. D's" Is SHOWN UP
FREIGHT ON THE B. SHIPMENT
OF CATTLE.
The Bellsire and Southwestern road
issues tine card as follows: Going
south, trains Nos. l, 2 and will stop at
Heatherlngton's, Futhey's, Governs,
Crangle's, Rockerhouse and Weegee
Trains will run daily. A special train
will be run for the Colfax lecture.
The steamer Mcconnell arrived yes.
terdsy from Marietta with two barge
loads of cross ties for the CLEVELAND &
Pittsburgh Railroad.
The Mission Mite Society of Gravel
Hill met last night at the residence OF
Mr.. G. T. Elliott, and had q jolly time
1t will meet again next Monday evening
at the residence of General Hoge.
The Star Literary Society will meet at
the residence Of Mr.. John Schoen on
Thursday night
The bills of the physicians who were
called out on the military hoax, were not
presented as stated by j. K. ID.
Tickets for the Colfsx lecture are on
sale at Crafts jewelry store.
Council adjourned last Tuesday
evening, and will not meet until to.
night, thus passing the regular meeting
night.
One plain drunk IN the cooler yester-
day.
Mud two feet deep and rising on
Union street.
Eighty.fve cars of freight were
shipped via Bellsire on the B. & o. K.
r., from Western cities to the East YES.
terdsy.
About four hundred packages of fresh
oysters were shipped to western points
on the B. & o. r. r. Wis. Bellsire YES.
terdsy.
There were 247 hogs and IS cattle
from Western Ohio, shipped to East
Liberty, Pa, from the Bellaire stock
yard yesterday, and SS head of cattle
from Illinois, were shipped to Philadel-
phia.
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a SON of Isaac Brooks, were seriously in
iured by the explosion Of can of coal
oil in the Mingo SHAFT. Humble at
tempted to fill lighted lamp from can
containing about q gallon OF crude oil.
The oil ignited, exploding the can with
a loud report, and enveloping young
Brooks in flames. Humble was horribly
lacersted by piece Of the tin can. DR..
Stewart dressed the wounds. He thinks
it is impossible for Humble TO recover.
RUFFIAN ATTACKS A NEWSPAPER NAN
AND COMES OFF SECOND BEST.
Last Monday Bill Mcfarland,
backed by several vermin just
like himself, attempted to put q
head on representative OF the Gazette,
Mr.. r. L. Decker, in this city. The
quarrel arose out of Mr.. Decker pub
fishing some evil doings of Mcfarland
and gang on the Saturday night previ-
Gus, when they attempted to bounce him
and couple of friends on Market street,
for some fancied grievance. Mcfarland
was mistaken in his game, however, Tor
instead of putting q head on Decker he
got a most beautiful one on himself BE
had friends on hand to help him out OF
his scrspe, but they dared not interfere,
tor a number of business mea and others
who had gathered around gave them to
understand that they would not
suffer them to double up. McFar.
land was at last released, and
allowed to depart, having learned q
lesson which perhaps may be OF benefit
to him, which Is, to be sure he's got the
right man next time before he attempts
TO bulldoze him.
Madame Pearls high-kickers will eI-
hibit themselves at CARROTS Hall, next
Thu rsdsy. Seats secured early by all
bsld-headed men IN town.
Two boys, Frank Lodge and Leander
Bricker, about IA years of age each, were
arrested Saturday for breaking into q
Panhandle freight car, and stealing
quantity of tobacco. They had hear
ing this morning, and were bound over
to Court. -. IL. Il.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Henry Otto and Ricka, his
wife, to the undersigned trustee. dated
the 2sth day OF December, A. ID. 1871. and
recorded I'm the Clerks Office OF the Conn
W Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
in deed of trust hook No. 1, page 2Si, will
on SATURDAY, the 2Srd day OF February,
A. d. 1878, commencing nj ~ O'Clock A. NJ,
at the front door Of the Court House OF
said county. proceed TO sell to the highest
aud best bidder the following property !:
The east hall OF lot eighty-iour, fronting
twenty five feet on the National road in
the town oil Triadelphia, and running
back SO as 10 make one full lot OF said town
TERMS OF SALE-Ihree hundred dollars,
or as much more as the purchaser may
elect, cash the balance In two equal in
stallments, payable six and twelve months
after day OF sale, with interest nom date,
and secured TO the satisfaction Of the trus-
tee. A. REf MANN, trustee.
RUSSELL & STIFEL, att'ys. ialSi
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the DIFF.
ferenf Judiciary Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

ferenf judiciary bO0Ies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The session OF this court yesterday was
taken up mainly in settling pleadings in
chsncery causes, and arranging for
hearing on certain days. The questions
argued and submitted were of interest
only to the parties interested.
Adjourned until o'clock this morn.
ing.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Jacob Loesch VS.. Phillip Medert, in
assumpsit. judgment in favor OF plain
tiff for $l,2l8.4I.
Emma B. Carter vs.. Martin Linden ct
al, in chancery. Decree entered for the
sale of real estate.
Nail City Brewing Company VS.. M.
Schwinn, in sssumpsit. Judgment for
plaintiff for S2l9.53.
Court adjourned until this morning at
10 o'clock.
POLICE CoURT-JUDdE cRASMER.
Steel Miller, drunk, fined 81. Com
mitted.
VIM. Otto, drunk, fined So. Commit
ted.
James Rogers, drunk, fnedS2 Execu
tion suspended.
Jackson Marpole, drunk, fined 81
Committed.
John Bennett, vsgrsnt, fined 81. Com.
mitted.
Michael OFT, disorderly. Case dismis.
| sed.
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Certificate OF incorporation.

Yesterday, Secretary of State Sobieski
Brady, issued the following certificate of
incorporation to the Central Building
Association No. 8: for the purpose of rails
ing money to be loaned among the mem
bers of such corporation for use in buy
ing lots or houses, or in building or
repairing houses; which corporation shall
keep its principal Office or place of busi.
ness in this city, and Is 10 expire on
January %, 1898. For the purpose of
forming said corporation the sum of $50
has been subscribed thereto. The priyi.
legs Of increasing the cspiisl stock
by the ssle of s2200OO addition
81 stock is reserved. The capital
subscribed is divided into shares of $3.50
each, snd are held as follows: c. II.
Wheeler, share; John +. Hsnes, /
share; j. B. fancy, share; Jsmes
Wheeler, share; Oscar Ssndrock,
share, and j. j. Miller, shsre. The
shareholders are all business men Of this
city.
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p, w. d Ky. Railroad Notes.

The frs. passenger car over the new
rosd arrived at l:S0 o'clock yesterday, at
the Water Works.
Charley Wolf was the first engineer
that brought passenger car to this city
over the p, W. & Ky, Rsilrosd.
Messrs. Caldwell, General Manager,
S. NJ. FELTON,, Jr., General Superintend-
ent, and n. j. Becker, Chief Engineer,
all of the p, 9. & St. l.. K. r., arrived
in the city on a tour of inspection.
OF this road. The road is to be opened
by the 10Th of next month.
The trestle for the head of the wharf
WIS raised yesterday. 1t will be COM
pleted by the middle of next week.
Two gangs OF laborers are engaged in
ballastlng the road. One gang begun to
ballast about four miles from the city and
are working in the direction of the city.
The other gang is ballasting from Short
Creek. Ifthe weather continues favor
able, the work will be pushed rapidly to
completion.
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kIyer News.

The marks at the landing at dark
last evening showed IA feet and rising
slowly.
The Malie Ragon was the Psrkers-
burg boat yesterday morning.
The Courier arrived from Parkersburg
last night and will return at 1890 this
morning.
The Abner O'Nesl will leave at 7
o'clock this morning for Pittsburgh.
The Della was the Steubenville packet
yesterday morning.
The Granite State passed up en- route
to Pittsburgh at IL o'clock yesterday
morning.
The Z. II. Durfee passes down this
morning en- route from Pittsburgh to st.
Louis.
The Emma Graham is due down this
morning, en- route to Cincinnati.
The towboat j. G. FISHER, with empty
barges belonging to the Lion Company,
passed up At o'clock last evening.
Local packets arrived and departed on
time yesterday.
Port List-Iron Valley, Heathering-
ton, Nail City and Express.
By Telegraph.
PIrTsBURGH, January 23.-River II
feet inches and rising slowly. Weather
clear and cold.
VIcKsBURG, January 23.-Westher
clear; mercury sc deg. River fell inch.
Down-City of Alton. Up-Katie.
CINCINNATI, January 2S.-River 20
feet II inches and falling. Weather
clear and cold. Departed-Cons Mhlsr,
Memphis.
CAIRO, Janusty 23.-Arrived-Hick-
DRY, Capital City and Golddust, st. Lou.
is. Depsrted-Cspitsl City, Vicksburg.
River % feet ana falling. Weather
clear. Mercury Ss.
LOUISVILLE, January 23.-Wes.her
clear and cold. Depsried-Mary Elizs-
beth, Arkansas river; Robert Mitchell,
New Orleans; Vint shinkle and Laura
Davis, Cincinnati. River falling with 10
feet in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, January 23.-Arrived-
ST. Genevieve, Memphis; Rhosds, Pitts
bureh; Gilmore and bsrges, Ohio river;
City Of Helena, Vicksburg. DEPARTED
st. Genevieve, Memphis. River station
srv. Weather clear and colder.
New ORLEANS, January E.-Arrived
Texas, Red river, Mary Houston, Cir
cinnati; John Wilson, Ouschita river;
Yszoo Valley, Yszoo river. Departed
Wilson and Howard, Ouachita river;
Kate Kinney, Red river; Dean, Memphis.
Weather clear.
EVANSVILLE, January 23.-Weather
clear sad cold. Mercury 80 TO 4s wind
North and East. River 20 feet $40
inches and falling. Up-M. Smith,
Idlewid, J. d. Parker, Iron Mountain.
Down-Morning Star, Smoky City.
The Parker discharged largely. Bust
ness good.
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It II now an acknowledge -
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. hI.'
cured in a very great number q,
(some OF them apparently DESPAIR. =
by schenck's Puimonic Syrup .IoD. =
on others by the same medicine :, I
nection with Schenck's Sea Vs.
and Mandrake Pills, one or both a..
Ing to the requirements OF the cas-.
The old superstition that "Copy,.
is incurable," for many yean d.
Physicians from attempting u a..
remedy for that disease, and r.a
afflicted with It reconciled themseIy.
death without an effort being made,
them from a doom which was cons.
inevitable.
DR.. Schenck himself was suppos.
one time to be at the very gate O, A..
his Physicians having pronouuc., ,
case hopeless and abandoned him -
fate; he was Cured by the Aforesaid :,
cines and afterwards enjoyed up,.
rupted good health for more than
years. Thousands OF people have H.,
Schenck's preparations with the san.
markable success.
Schenck's Almanac, containl,,
thorough treatise on Consump tion /
Complaint, Dyspepsia, &c, can h.
gratis OF any druggist, or OF ]. II. Sch.
4 Son, Philadelphia. Full direc,ioT,
the use of Schenck's medicines AZ,
pany each package.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea z
Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are ior 4,
oil druQuisfs.
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Striking Miners,

About thirty miners assembled last
night at the Atlantic engine house. Mr..
Ward of Ksisley's bank being chosen
chairman.
Zimmer's reported that they had come
out as agreed to, and that it was probs-
BILE that new men would take their places
this morning.
1t wss voted that Zimmer's men stay
out until they get the price asked.
1t was said that Mr.. Thslman had five
men at work in his Slscktown bank,
three OF them beng old hands.
Two of Kimberly's men were said to
be coming out to day. One OF the men
said that these two men had been in
prison and had been bsiled out by his
boss in order that they should work for
him.
A miner from Thslman's bank said hi,
boss had threatened to prosecute him for
bringing men out of the bank.
A report from Myers bank stated that
he is paying 40 cents wagon, and had
eight men al work. A miner from that
part of town said that the men at Myers
bank were farmers and made fair wages,
as the coal was easily dug, and, as they
only worked at it in winter, it would be
useless to attempt to get them out.
Kimberly's men were reported to be
working at 40 cents.
McGinley's bank was reported to be
working at 80 cents and nothing said
about reduction, and the same was said
of Kaisley's upper bank.
The committee which had been sent to
Bridgeport reported that they were not
allowed to go into any OF the banks by
the bosses.
A resolution WAS passed to the effect
that the meeting did not believe that
any notice threatening the miners or any
"coftin notice" had ever been posted up
at Thalmsn's bank.
After considerable desultory talking,
the meeting adjourned until Friday
night.
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An Extensive traveller.

Mr.. Isaac Chesley, the well known
postal agent on the Hemp6eld railroad,
is one Of the old reliable kind of officials
always at his post and willing to oblige
those needing isvors in his line of duty.
He has had the honor of holding his pres.
ent position nearly II years, receiving
his appointment Msy l, 1861. During
his long service, he has been of duty
only about five weeks, sll told. Prompted
by curiosity, we have figured up his trav-
els, and End that he has made 5,l70 trips
to Wheeling, which, counting the dis
lance there and back Ga miles, amounts
to SSO,sS0 miles, which equals more than
Is trips around the globe Washington
Rrris,c
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WnYeIlYi.

at the hall of this society last night
there WAS full performance in essays
recitation, defamation and debate. Sub
ject of debate, "Resolred, That German
should be abolished from our public
schools" Unanimously decided in the
affirmative. Three new members were
admitted. a committee was appointed
to make arrangements for the public
performance to be given on the 22d
which promises to be the best public
performance yet given by this society.
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The Georgia Minstrels.

As will be seen by an advertisement
In this mornings REGISTER, this famous
troupe will make their appearance In this
city Saturday evening after q lspse Of
two yesrs. They are highly spoken of
by the press and in letter, speak
ing of these minstrels, Hon. VIM. Lloyd
says, alt is gratifying to see that no i'm
putstlon Is brought against them OF pre-
senting anything offensive to the eye
or ear"
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Mail Robher Cnniured.

CHICAGO, January 2S.-FOr two
months United States detectives have
been shadowing man named Carl Ma
muth, who was suspected of being en-
gagged IN taking letters from the letter
boxes in various parts of the city, and
to-day they effected his capture, together
with over two thousand letters which he
had in his house, which he had taken
from the boxes and riaed of their con-
tents. His steslings, which have extend
ed over period of ten months, must
have been very large. He is German,
highly educated, fine looking and has
only been here year and half. BE is
now in the hands of the United States
Marshal at haywood.
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Personalities.

Col. James Thurston, business mans
ger OF the Standard, returned last even
ing from visit to friends in New York
City.
Cbauncey Dewey, President Of the
National Bank of Csdiz, o, is in the
city on business connected with the Riv-
erside Iron Works.
Mr.. Filmer, of the Eighth ward, died
at his residence yesterday morning.
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Fine Ball.

The masquerade ball held on last even
ing at Mr.. Frank Walters Two-Mlle
House, by the +. p. A. 2. Society, was
one of the most enjoyable of the season.
The large hall WAS crowded with gay
maskers. Mr.. Frank Waller, nine host,
surpassed sll former efforts in the splen.
did collation. he spread at II o'clock. All
returned home highly pleased with the
evenings enjoyment. T. II. Cocksyne's
boss band was in attendance.