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, 1879-07-28
SPORTING NEWS.
TIE TURF.


An ERRONEOUS 6TATRAEHT.
Tn this weeks issue Of the Turf appaare
1estar from Chicago, written hy one ot. tho edit
ers Of the paper, In which II il stated "tne
,uapacers OF Rasus and Hopeful declined to l1vo
I'D TO tue promises they 1nade TO the board o.
Stewards at the New York n'eeting. The purse
which was framed to suts them .was rejected oy
thcn. They refused 10 enter thclr hofscs ~
purso which was open 10 others. lhc5 Nahteo'
sure th!ng,-waptcd Il tatuo htppodfoms' :.
This reads vc.y we'll, but, unfortunately, lacks :
truth, 60 ta1 rs II 1cfcrs 10 Rarus. Tho asser-
tsou that the Stewards Of tthn Circuit ever made
auy purse to suit llaruA Is utterly false What
they may layc doue at tic suggestton Oh
the owner ot liopcial, tlls paper
knows nothing nbout, but It docs.
know that neither Mr.. Conklfn, tho owner of
fiarns, or John SptaH, hts driver, was even ap-
| pronchnd with proposition regarding thS pnfso
| fhat would snt 1sarua IN The Csnttni Circuit
1ha only talk Splan cvcr had about tte matter
was With m officer OF opa Of the Circuit tracks,
! md 10 that conversation he said plainly epouRa
TINT the owner of Karus was willing TO enter
him IN race against other llorses-tu fact pre-
tnasn @aS1n 70 enssie. ~ At Cleveland sp!an did not
nro1oto ,u bind Ills horse to trot ia tho
treo.for.nll, ll,,l thcn havc Hooeful
iail 10 put In M appearance. Tue mana2eI9 OF
track nally aae n .a % norse ,s trot na tber
this week. Tilc anin,us OF tho Turf article u
very pla!n, and reflects no credit gu the man
wht wrote It. Because amuggler'e owner VA
bsck watcr vigorously on his .buncomhe chat!
,ergu to trot Its horse aguinst Aar1ls, we dntJ
las alwaya aesniled aud uisrc presented tae tatter
horsc anu bis driver II the editor of the 1Mrt'a
performances in The judges stand a. tns m
directions, the sooner he finds some more can
genial pursuit. thc better Il wl be ior eTef}Rouy'
, 1879-07-28

to-ay. lie was At ssttlisnrlinetl to give any cx-
P[e:.on ii Spnon npon tas gs,Gns ,nySvea.
tton tho beginning NJ ali organized movement
Jews on The railroad ut at tho hotel controlled
by Ait. Cortfn. a6ne of the pra.Binent Jews Of
tic city did hold consl,ltatsou uisn the mailer,
but It was Ut laat concluded thai Lie jews Tete
rtsfly not upun tlcfr defense IN rcBartl 10 ibis
outrageous attack upon thcm rs race.
Tic exrrcs1ions of hYnpashT froin protnideht
Christans on all sides with their ewla'l fellow
d.xcns, aud tlic Indignation Ut tho former oTsr
tte attack, convinced tttc latter tlAt thelo "as @
movement WIS mtandonet'.. II was, However,
determined ttlaf, II casc of real nf'tl nalrab1
violation OF our rights occttr n Cot'es Is1at.'
It will bo prosecuted to te tollest -.
in t1ts a. auy other 'otns Of c[ttHns.
ihr sune war a. tl,r rirhtg Of all c!tlzers ars .
.iefcudcl. Wa c-rtatnty havo as ' cIno5 huni,c
iigrourhiy defended. "a hotsI, OF railroad
must certainly layc rptcs, but thrsa Il111ht ap-
tly with ,te aan,o equitable fo.ca 70 al' elassca:
'r,e dlrcctora Vt ttrne canh0t bar Chrtatlan or
a,lc~ 'foln ,sc e1rsse - q raao .noss kH'' W ''
The National brotherhood has passed the 1oi-
lowing: ........
Tic exclu.Ionof jews or men Of any Other nee.
either ou aGcnuit tf religion or poverty irom any
ptnce of rcrrenf1u or amusesncnt, IL ah ih17nee'
rnent lo lncsssa u ihe peYps; ti,ststosJG'
sF' emer "1 :, aha Il s b.: T.. T. ss %s,t essas
| stsr IL tale to prevent " Eny EutHsc Tins = r..
curronco II bigotsy, uaitce, os pse}udseo N th's
| kind. .-..--..,..
A.no,g oIhcr things. TIC following measures
II i: :: Shat 1t 1000 hantlbl,ls with Mr.. corhtn's
portrait, hc ordered printed and distributed 81!
oyc: 1ew York and vicinity; .aii hundhts ". 10
~ Ma - In tI7
, 1879-07-28

tHE1o 1IfE WHi3d, ~
4 few yours ago there was not q little scandal
caused III Illinois by The fRct TINT member Of
ono Ut tEe state Boards put In I'LL for travel.
inE expeuScb during ono M0tith lllu amount VI
which exceeded satlroati-larcs Mt tho statutory
rate fnr Thu wtlolu tltstance he could hayc trav
clrtl III .lle month without ever stopping, rlua
thirty nights lodgtlga In tho stocpg-cars, p!Hs
thirty tuil days board at thu n,ust expansive
hotel ia thu StMtc. Tint official woul.t haru
stood very poor chance of getting his bill nudtt'
Cd lad he hceE smnlnYcl bv thu Swiss Govern
1nent. Herr Feer-llcrzog, tue Chairman OF the
1T. uot'urd lla!foad, ..lst the most euiuent oi
Swiss authorities uh finance, was sent to thu
raris Moncy Conferences, and, after spending
sixty-two days III tic FTench Capital, employed
sixty daYs In. preparing n very eaaboFntt
report OF tho proceedings. Ills bill fol
The first periot1 lncludEnE hotel Bulls, RAILWAY
, 1879-07-28
ANIUSEMENTS.
uAVEf{I.Y.S


During the year LEGS Mr. J.. 4. sothern made
n hit at the I.onlnn flaymafket Theatre as the
Honorable Sam Sa"gthy. ID piece composed Tor
him by Mr. John O1cnfort, entitled 'BFotheF
saIn.n Since tnat tiule the piece has l'een ono
in tho repertoire Of Solhern. The san,o May
wns produced uron 1laycrly's stage last night
under the title Of "rlaytng The Mischief" In
addition to tho alteration Of the title, q lew
changes have taen made In the na'nos Of the
characters, nud With this exception the psoco
stands precisely as O1cpford originally wrote It.
Tic work Is light farc!eal comedy In
thrce nets, depending for Its interest
principally upon the Interpretation OF the c''tef
role, Sam, or Md in the present version. Mr.
Harry Wcbber cuacts this part. ami, remember;
lnE Str, rothern's rendition, he ts very small
fIsI,, Mr. Wcbber 4ndcavors. TO Infinite MN.
but MS Initiative power Is fecblc. hlF. Harry
Pearson, certainly the best ncsor OF the tfonpc;
had part In fllc bluff AolHts Uosson @ wesl
suitcq to him. Miss Marion Lester and aitsa
Eya French, Mr. Marcus Moriarty. atr. JOSEPH
Clifton, aud Mr.. James Rycr clnb''dieti e1larar
tcrs IN the play. whiel, was witnessed ~ tne
smallest audience NC lavc sccn III the thratre
ior months, but still tn accordance Will tic
merits of tho performance
, 1879-07-28

fare. mud tho like, was At The rats OF Ga n
,lnY, nt, for ttld second 1t tue rato Of $8 Some
opposition was o1ferntl TO the passage al this
papcrs generally rcGanlctl the opposition OF tho
swlss Joo Hnme a. laeklpg in good tsstc, they
limited il,at in fuiuro the Government ought %
make bargain beforehand 70 sueh eaaee. Col
on was allowed $1,000 for bis expcuscs Ia lol'
lowing tho Kusaan army during the Bulgarian
campaign, but tlis sum did not represens eli
expenditure, large portion Of whteh b Do.
fraye,l trnrn his private neana. Official salaries
are on a primitive American scalc tn the nclvc-
iian Republic. The President receives t3,o1
year nlrtl each Of the scrcu members OF tho Fed.
c1al Council has s2,40o. The uh!cfJast!ce Of
tho ttnnortant eanton Of 1;ucerns: which nas 81, =
lis aasociatos hayo 500. Il!e salaty. of Tho
Public Prosecutor is $500. The First Judge s Of
Asaize In UlaFns, with population OF 1o0,
las sl.871I n day while on circuit, WIN an eatta
York shilling when ne holds court In tue mount
nfna.
, 1879-07-28

CorrtsvanaEncF Lr1rftton JanynaE,
Whatever nlsu Vcnnn may hare. shs certainly
has no Sabbath. Unless the traveller keeps
close watch nf the lapse IT tino, he will himself
forgot the recurrence OF Sunday: for thefo ts
tttt.tng here-as in most other Continental
eties-to remind him when the Lords Day haa
ct,u,c. We hare been III Vienna. two Sahbaths,
au, outside IT our own party a,ri fcw Amcr!-
anv suggestion, uf such daY. TTnllc, work,
atnusculents. u,nl wuridy OCCUPATIONS have goun
OIL just tic sane on the seventh Us on tho st1th
day. Indeed, the theatrcs aud tbs dancc-bouscs
other dur, Tie Catholic churches TOR nearly
everybody hors Is y Ron,an Cathulel have serV~
ires on the 8ahl,ath uu,i small audiences gatier,
but the io!su OF business outside lrowns the
voice OF pruyes. Continental Europe has
virtually svt astde thu Fourth Commandment.
, 1879-07-28
tho fou1lcr Of the Musical Institute Of Padua,
and DID at tic aga OF E' years Its Honorary


Ottng To pressing onEagcren1s hero nt home
Mfi,rcs wold, u.c director Of the Chicago Church
Ctpit " lnafore y Company, will be unable 10
ac0snnnny the partv on its PROPOSED trtitss ~
f4 nprttl a. 3flnucapolta. hir. Louis Fa'k, Or
Eiatnt of lsnl,crt Collyers Church, ha; been 80
ro!d. 10 Tie 'atter-named gentleman ts aug
TO credit nj bringing into state uf perfection
r'wherc exce!!e.l In the world perfectly fh!Sf
crew q. lar M outrattc alng}ng was concctpeti'
uni + ts NJ mean credit either wfci, orc cotsla, SO,
cts tho Remarkably ttlust asaro Of 1tne ho hha
to perfect ilntn In. Mr. Ctcswo'd VIII unig'tux ~,
etl!Y have Lie hopoT during the ssast1n u 'tv~'O
ul tlkifE up tse l,as',n tn Alr tiaverIy's fouf.
teentb street. tl,rn're IN Ncw York, to conduct
um her!usfnhnccs u The Clfny3 Church Cholr
"Pinatore COMPANY. ns Mr.. llaverly In great.
" tnprtssct NTH .he strength and beauty Of
Tic pcrfnrtnance. and Is sctlted 10 be ANXIOUS
10 astonthh Gotham with II,
Tie Paris CORRESPONDENT Of Tic New York
Timex, writing unt1er ilatG OF luiy II, bays:
Nine, T,ckcr. Roosevelt. Ma.chc,.n -for by alt
fhsGe MafatH Ia tt hHuwn, AM! to all lha Kha Il
right very charming fcEron t:c'dnn In 40
fair a faco seen; sha is simply Al brsu.'.ul AZ \
r. 9on 1 see @ her ia Ia Aetes foIs T
long "a 4 ptitna donna. and you will be sofry.
not IN Hee her. bnl b1canHe anott,cf seara will
she WOULD Dc adsrsbis II she would not sing In
puhlic, and hers fepeat tho nptnton of oshers IL
y o ,,ss heT ,hs;
. isswsph ray lint he ksltl eo-that. bnee Hall
hsan. no ono erer snnx a. she sfnEn tho ''senlira
raIdc." hut sha s totI lndeprndenL and thssafnr'
hGs sltcceeA Ilcr1 hkh mt httn Xfeat as Bht te
scrrea. French critics afe r" hypercrlticaI: tic
will make ho a,iowaficcs and insist that Al hFts
sh9ala hare so'Ir on slau!a kssp ''ns .;h, 4 eas
reasonable distance of tue key; aud sheEs 10
uAe u being ~ loyeIy as an anee1 y Juu caHnn
person must 1utrly av1es with me. and III syn,
pat.ixe with Mu,u. AxzchEttra tFoubles In her nn
, 1879-07-28
THE MILITIA LAW.


}DtE!H1
sFHrsurIELn. ILL.,, July oo.-The Governor
has licensed the Macon County Veteran Asboti-
ton to parade with arms at The funeral services
Of nny deceased comradc, a1,tl when participating
u the decoration Of soldiers graves. lie has
also licensed Company d, First Battalion Afs-
souri, National Guard, 10 hear arn,s In this State
to-1norruw. whpu they llold picnic ut tssaccus
LukC, st. Clair County.
, 1879-07-28

=. .obcr .-unito apbeEf u6 put ILL Ioet ooTaH Az
ns.urt
0% ~ .,,oot noon IN Tuesday, and neror saw him
.,..a co,,ccted and rnttoanl. Indeed, to WIS IN.
"n.,,v mild ana pcnslYc, and when told him OF
u.s. ao.tro 10 1,e married he kai, 'nctter not' II
ron know what's good for you-don't. ! aafo say
s.Iencb,cr 10 scry handsome and all thas kind OF
.htnu. but sho takes nftcF het nlottleF. Anh'
-..lly doing you a Kindness In Eefuhins M con"
s.,1n
"s ~ 1be xnut- noea tra!tort" said tho old lady
.-.,n,,y. "1c,l. now want you 10 understand ota
ss.,w. an tho patriarch OF this household, nn'
when mr. husband lcasca nc OIL o. sno a,n essu,a'
y.,nomInntor, qrotie'st, dtssor. dividend. ma'''.
.l,cr. aid tho oua yon carry. You UNDERSTAND
+ne'"
Il, Yessm; but yozr husband doesn't think so.'
..We)l, when ho eots back III inst put In some
- nv )1umbest solicitations, Il hcEeve thalls ~bat
y, r.l,s them, and he'll nnlersand mo. And I'll
,rovo II 10 rou loo. Amanda, come here. TEis
/, your future hnsoand and, II know mysef'
Inst make a list OF tho things Jon want and III
eco that you get thcn- YonnK man. embrace youI
Dtttothed bride. l'ltss yon. ny ch1ldren' "aat
this thing settled once for ALL" --.-. ......
Il waa sn1ost too good to bo tFit, hnd tho loSo1o
had to hug tnch other several t!mo' during 'no
evening (which they spcnt on the sano eha't! ~
be sure That II was not all afeam. Ne'e
1cts, tbe falr Amanda felt nese!ai 4aa,'''e ~"
fears when pho thought Of her 'eefn ls1as1 ~ H.
turn, and tho possibility that tho sA"a "o.'o y.
up then. Bnt It wasn't Tho ola 'nan ~ "" r,s
from Dns Molnes late on Thn1soaS n'*nr -
slept on tho aofn, md Iookoa sls'n.5 o.s'. -;
breakfast next morning. having -, ! sse ..s..t aa
panied expression In his eyes. "ne" .a ~ 49,,
was concluded he took us oansn'e, aH.. a".ed ,h.
asked her II she was realty sn9o .ua| ~ ~, so",
young tnnn and when sle iepn"' ''ns -. ~ 80 -.
gamble On II TOT words 10 snat enet'!' ~ 'Ia 49,. ~
could no longer withhold hss eonfch.Ios 10y,
ncss vas tnoro to him than 'he opoe''eo " ''"1s'
Gated authority. ,u .s,u,
40, pa. how good ana Stnd you a.s' so'os"
4he boautiful Firl. failing spon Ms neek'
'.Amanda, my love, salu tne nlsnof " ne. w.
Ing, "that's oil rieht. md aon'' pear your .9'es
nnY malice but don't want 5ou' NY oc". s"'' :"
bceyo that Jonr pa is q 'ntce'ply aou1ie'noa-
twtst llar, for nevcr said anSsu'hR of TIC sost,
hut It would do mo no goou 70 aehY IT. no. no.
.sucd him for perjury aud tho 1nFota otou9nt IN
verdict Of guilty without leaving tao po1'
...,
Tho Chicago Artitloinl sea-5orpent Manu-
FEATURING Company IL already In tho ac1d With n
noyeltY for 1850 which cannot fail to commend
itsot TO The suffering clttzena Of This Republic In
rvrrr onArtst thereof, 1t ia patent pencil and
tablet for tho purpose OF taking vote on tho
Presidency OF GoyernofshIp On railroad trains,
et,ret.care, and steamboats,, and in saoona aud
other p|aces OF pnbl!c scuost. Tho tablet II Of q
hnhdeou1e though plain appearance, and Ia Tn]sd
, 1879-07-28
A BURs1ED RECEIVER.

At 1 o'clock this morning receiver At tic
blast-fa1nacc OF the Un'on Rolling Mills. corncr
Of Ashland aud Archer avenues, exploded,
owing to ton heavy pressure OF gas. The rc-
ce!yer Ia lust above tlla engine, which wins
Slightly damaged by the explosion. a piece Of
cast-iroh weighing about 2OO pounds WIS blown
through. tlln building. Fortunately no opo was
Injured. Ile total damagu u estlnu&od At
uIfntit E4N,
, 1879-07-28
BASEBALL.
SATURDAYS LEAGUE oAsfA6

resulted Is follows: -,
CHICAGO W. C1yC1aSA71.
nUSs SCORED.
sS;::ss, s::;:,;I H. $::ss
Hrza EARNED.
s's:;s:,;: s$;:;ss, s:;;:,' $Se Se
ssMsyey ri9; IL; 81 R,ska,asa sspsos e. Fo~
F!lst bag on eE.ossmch4lGGesc lcs 4G snejnnati' g.
noub,o n!ays-Goihastlt aud Ncvcy, Peters and
" "i:,,at1ts'ii rastaa paii.-Flin,. =; j. White. 4.
Tn,r-Threa honra.
Ump!re-i!0utz. Of Cincinnati.
BUFFALO vs. rHovfDEsCE.
P;s$$s;:; Psssis $sis;;v 50
,H,; a.s6i,:ns'a9: t.; E2al,Sonss: hfSs'ssnse' o.
Runs earned-lsnGalo, !.
TwT. bstc htts-iI!rce, l.
s'si u.s.. s:s 'sas' u ssan ssi ii rrov
$s;;se ns-se's q 4: r;ss!sass: p;o1sssss, l.
Struck out-l,utfaIo. Il: rrnsttsncg, =:
T!.ss i;ass on esroTsna!1al9: /: d Providence l.
Wild thrpwh-' 'Hchat!sas'. l.; "asa'
Missed nits-Sanc.
Mu!lct. thrown ba1Is-St1rt !.
| Parsed bat!s-Kcnlmclct, !.
Wild pltcEes-N0nc. 40
| halls rai}cd-On Calvin, Il; on Ward. So.
Etr,kcs called-OG calvin, II; on Ward, Ii.
l. TImc Of Eamc-Two hours.
E3nprt-McLcnu.
SYRACUSE ys. BOSTON.
s::;::: :;:::3 =
| l,atc .ittA-stars. u: Doslone, 1.
Errors Stars. 9: l'ostans, 9.
Two-baar hils-Coggswell, !.
| Struck 0ut-StasH, ); BnstOns, T.
| Tune OF Enlnc-'Two hours.
Umpire --bradlcY, of London.
! Tie Clayc1a,.d.rroy game vas postponed on
| account Of rain.
, 1879-07-28

GNEAT FIRE ut -SEATTLE.
SEATTLE, ". r., July GA tlrc lust night,
originating in the American Hotel, burned the
entire block, and. crossing Into Mil stYcet,
etgut It OIL both sides. The buildings burned
wero mostly business houses. The loss VIII he
heavy, but Ia not get estimated Insurance
jlrht,
, 1879-07-28

no to oloo fnp no" n,1erous 9 prposc. In fart, it
] eo,1l.l ,xs ~ nicceti t.lroug through tic body
OF the youut, nlnn. linIllall stoutty nssesta uat
itE had no KNtFa. ...
rrs 'c1otms, on tho other llatt1f that }.a saw .
kntte In Tie haiu!s Of William 1Ioover, whtcl,
tint yo,,p9 man was attempting t0 use upon
hin. IiaDlan bears malicious slash upon tlis
ilaml in proof OF the Insertion. There Is eer.
taInfy so,nett,Ing iitttc obscure about this part
Of tic Story witch subsequent developments
mdv clear nh. Iian1an cjalt,s That H. was ono
Of tho four parties who wcre nttach:.
Inn him who Ind tho knifo, n'!d
wllo stabbed Hoover by mistake. The knife
found in i{anan'a possession docs not look llko
a weanon tlat could have inflicted such q wo,lnd
~ was found upon lloover's ,ody, anti itlc cash
90 llnuIau,s hand shows ut.tnlatakAbly That
some onu else. nleo, had n knife.
'NDij Won hare q tIcc III iron In your
l1anstn askctl the reporter In tue eulrsu OF tho
inn,,Iry,
or niee o y ,1oo ss or ,eapo Of any kind except
d tnnj.lantrru, viii, which hit wherever
could. They lad inc down md al four Of them
wero on top Of ,no, uni thought THEY were
guins to kilt Ine.n
"Tbcrc wa Ueorgo Charles, and Wil1iam
Hooyes. md bourtlcr naneti Pete, who strucls
me tie nrst blow, tried to get into my house"
"lIad ron been drinking that esen!llE1h
! "ho, ar; ha.i been drunk uley "ou'd
aSg k'fa ..pnose s 'qos qo ,nvs beard Of Charities
dest1," ~. /. ,,.
uAp norn1so 70 DO WITH IT,"
"Wos It dark there when the 1cht took
@:Thcrc wa.a .aomo light that came through the
utnlnws ovhr tle doort, aud Mrs. Isotniart had
q LAMP IN lier hands. II they had caught tho In
uS syn' WHIT lad a1Iy ~ Tda nieeo Of T iron % s''
AM f:hariIn ilnnyrr trirJ 10 lift mo with d
niece n Of Iron and itrew oil tho blow. didn't
want to have ANYTHING to do with tn,n. l
thought Charlie 1loovcr bad revolver % I tor h he
iors @ tint. vas nevor arrested before in any
life. have nlwayc been hard working man
and @ have nlHays trIcti 10 support mr. family"
MlVhcre have vol, been ctuployedl"
III haye workcd @ IN stoncyard. aud rorled
| for II jonu ttmc for Mrs. e. #. Wilson. Of Tho
Eveuiug Jotrndl, and 1 had just GONG TO work al
Crano Bros. Manufacturing Works."
Bic did nothing. They took her away from tflt
SssyS lisss 5hs stop9; (, az? ks,, fsS
spokc 70 some of my friends 10 try to get bal
and tic nun looked at hts wounded band an'
body iu a touchuigiy helpless manner:
JOE nRtSuAHDr
,.. ,,,o.,,oncd ]i,t,n l,v tl,c renortee.
We fnasuo' f(as .o. sco ti,c ,yho}c tirhtin
ri III VI '1u Blu N's "A~'e ''''"''
III :. M It1 .on sce nap,au baye kuife7u
mi,1, aau nc not, sao him h,vo onv vcanon vho,
"Du you eco A'm naso ao4 "capon MINI
, cTerf ~, .,.n
.h' Ma .nt' oo1 mo orv ~ ,bc rar,v harr 1,n,c,
uiu aot. a., diI5 5raa nao t1a'e.r hoss III Il,
his doof. aiM tne tntee nVyes' ~ t',, 1 WAL.
goa1ues Hltu ,,4 1vhoa H,s ,.cnt Az ,u,' ao,
;hcm ,Upp Sayo % Iianlan down. eaid, sDoys TIA
, 1879-07-28

At 1850 yesterday afternoon fire under 4
sidewalk ut No. 1a,.:5i Milwaukee aycnuo vas cx.
tinguial,cl bv Officer John ltuchncr with fow
pals of water. Cause, supposed spontaneous
combustion among som0 old rugs aud paper.
Nc tamsUe,
, 1879-07-28

Mrs. Capt. Ileap, the lady who created such Z
seusation u Washington by wearing wh!tp
sattn court dress astlsticaily patused by hanl il
At Newport for tho season. The decoration op
.hc dress WAS the work ot her husband, Capt,
D. +. Heap,
, 1879-07-28

Na"Aak, N. j., July a7.-Four thousand
0ermans,> In mass-mectlug to.,ay, protested
agatust the enforcement Of tho otsoJeta enndav
laws, which are chfu1y directed pg,lnst the Ger
iosns. and at war with tho ,epirIE oi llbsrty aud
, 1879-07-28

Tho Rev. Henry ]. Munson, OF Worcester.
Mass.. nttsr pscarhlng sermon on tho holiness
Of tnatrl.uony, s.cppcd down from tho pulpit.
said t!lat ho had been too long UldoweF, and
requested Alias htattlc Eaton to como forward.
Mis- Eaton complied. enh the clergyman, to the
congregations ustuntsl,slent, married himself
to her utter ttc Quaker form, each Vowiug 10 oo
AIthtul 10 tie utller.
, 1879-07-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To prevent rcdnc4s nnd foaEhnees o. tne
akin usc Caswcila camphor Ice'Losloa. Sold Ia
Chicago by i}uGk h li1yncE
, 1879-07-28
DRAMATIC NOTES.

DRAMATIC NOIESa
htr. Lew Barrett ls In town.
"Eugaced' for another weck 1t Mc9tcses's.
Il Is sn,d that Rose Egtnge will play utf7T7tse
in Charles 1le4dc'a "Driuk" through tie brlt-
isl, provinces.
From New York yesterday morning the Union
Square Company arrived. Tonight, they ,ap-
pcar ia "TAe Bnnkcr's Daughter" at Aav-
crly's.
The MecathcEons closed their chtcago. .r reason
ut lIoolcys last nSh.. Io.niGht TIC .he sxci, .ash
s strcct house by ihc j. IL. Wallarlt Continuation
Louis A!drtch and Charles T. Passlos are
about 10 sever .letr connection With McKea
T,nkiy,,s "Uauttcs Company aud star 70.
raii,rr In q ncw Western play cntt:led "a'y
pastncr."
Miss Datcman, who Is reported to hare fallen
out With Mr.. Irving, will soon open % sad;crs !, /;
WuIis Theatre iii LonsIu,1 with Hob Roy," IN
wf.icl ,lsa l,aicmau will play Htlea aad Walter
bentley Hob
, 1879-07-28

TuE rIF.AFONE" MAN.
nos7oy, Julr 27.-Arthur Sullivan, author Of
s.pIoafore," arrived to-day from Eug!aud-
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DI.. TOInIinSon7
DENTAL OFFICE.
CoaSEa OF CHxREEs ASD LIBERTY STREETS
GEsaaPEcStOWaas

Mr.. John b. Page has a new dwelling
house upon his premises, near Ripon, nearly
completed. The employees of Messrs. Duke
4 GalIaher are doing the timing - Free
Press
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Mr.. L. Herman Williamson, died on
Thursday last at his residence in Baltimore,
Md in about the 50th year of his age. Mr..
Williamson resided for many years at Lex
ington, in Baltimore county, and his house
vas celebrated for the beauty of its appoints
ments and surroundings, and the owner for
his liberal hospitality. lie married Miss
Eliza Ham.ramack, lady descended from a
woIl,known family OF shePhcrdstowu, in this
county, aud some eight years ago sold his
country place and removed to Baltimore
city.
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The File murder case at harrisburg was
given to the jury on Friday last. The jury,
understand, fixed his punishment a. three
years in tho reuiteu'iary.
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TOSEPH n. YESTERDAY tskea Butter. Esgs.
- Bacon, Lard. &c. tor Good. Call and see
him.
June II, 1873.
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" are manufacturing to order Chest refriG.
w erStOrs. all sizes Our RefrigeI ators are
mace OF good seasoned lumber. filled in Sith char
coal add lined With hG syy sheet zinc. making the
best and cheapest in Ihe market
NAV S, 1879. DURE GtLLAHER.
TWIN Bread Boxea Tin Chamber Sets. Windsor
4 Cote. Pots aad everything in the tinwsre
line 10. sale BIZ DUE < GALLAHER.
TIRESH Ground RoSendaIe nd Round Top &C.
4 tneut iust received nd for sale by
Nav g. iS7e DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
f1UcUMRER wood Cast IfOu Cistern
~ Pumps. for sale by
NAV 6. Is7e DURE g. GALLAHER.
IN KEGS wheeIing NaiIs just received by
OU DUKE & GALLAAER.
SPECIAL attention given Thu Roofing and
= SonutinR prizes low 10 suit the times.
Hay 6, Is1g. Duke & GALLAHER.
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Sewing Machine Needles, Attachments
and Oil, sold By T. T. Kirby, " artinsburg
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AIDES Shoe varnlsh. Mason's BIackiog and
BIacktpg brushes, for sale by
February 4, 1879. SIS. DALG&RS. --
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GLASS AND pUTTY

I 1GHT MITCHELL selling sxI0 Gas.
~ for 30 eta. per dog Putty and Paints at che
same -a'es. We will sell you Pure Putty, Paint
and II AZ cheap a. solns other people sell .dUl-
terstec.
May II. 1873.
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A CARD.

To all who are offering from tho errors and in
discretion of youth, nervous weakness. carly
decay loss of man God, ac., will send a recipe
that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered bv missionary in
South America. Send a self addressed envelope o
the Rev. JOSEPH T. lSMAS, Station ID, NeiD York
City. Hly.