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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
CHARLES >CRIBNRR,- sons

Cmsar: sketch. By James Anthony FrDude. 70. 4. |
VOL syo cloth, with portrait engraved on steel and
~ man. - 90
Oid CreoIe Days By George Vs. Cable. vol. l6mo eK'
ira cl.tl. RI.
The Wtrbery Of irchpry. 4 complete Manual n Arch.
cry rico Thompson. vol small Emo clotl, M Us
tTate,, 81 80.
Thee. Miss Crcspigny. Twonew volumes Each yoL-
l6mO paper, 80 cents.
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HUSBANDS CHARGED WIN BRUTALITY.

81
last night qparrrlled with his wife, Margaret and
threw a cup al her cutting ner sue saws that her
husband has long abused her, and even once put
us-ct powder n ner food to poison her. The man has
not been arrested ~
Ammo Waters, yOuug mother with four children
hanging u axe nom years to sixteen months, sought
81, ft win Nation Webb the Central Ohrr s-t ugut.
Sac .aid lAaI heartr6s husband had eIt her 20 care
Dr ur children she had formerly lived al No.
90 East BROADWAY.
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PREPARING FOR A CONFEDERATE ADMINIsTRA-
lion.

During the past week, according to local
ooT md sram dealer ID Nassau-s demands have
come from ABROAD for Confederate notes, Nearly 81
uuo 600 i'm Confederate scrip, IN denominations OF from
80 IN ~ 900 were shipped England and France last
week HE notes most IN demand those issued by
The Mon gomerv (AlaJ County Bank IN 1861 and the
n cbrnopd Bank Nuie Company the same car. quite a
premium &. paid for the notes. About month ago
bIe If confederate money sold tins city. Orders
Tor IN nave coue from England, Germany and france
A local dealer said 10 the reporter; some people
arrgsg the wt.rr-aud don't know whether they are
FOOLS or not-want They hav" an idea that
a Druocratic Congress, and Democratic President Will
redeem the notes Il time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04

The sharp competition existing between the
"a, companies OF This city has led marked decrease
Ia prices lie Municipal Company, which has acted
the pioneer IN producing this desirable effect has
only notified IT, consumers OF great reduction in i,s
price, but has called the attention Of the public gener
ally Ia the superiority Of IT. manufacture" oDly
uIuf mating uower and cleanliness but also economy
ov.r that Of any other gas made Exchange.
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sCRIBNER a WEXFORD.

A History Our Own Times FROM the Accession OF
Queen Victoria the Berlin Congress BT JUSTIN 4ci "
no be completed IN voIumesl N0s ana o'' cI'li-
large typel -
An EtymOlOsica and ProDouncing Dictionary Of ths
bv the Rev. james - 1fIuplfl me
pronunciation carefully revised by the Rev p IL P-eip NJ A.
crown pp -. - 70.
The shakespeare Kew. By Charles and Mary Cowien
Clarke. authors The Complete Concordance % shake
speafe." eyO, $40 pp, cloth extra ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHEB REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
C.uODsis for the past . hours.

WASHINGTON, July 1, l a. m.-The barOm-
eter has fallen slightly, bur continues highest of the
~out Atlantic Coast Warm southerly winds with clear
weather prevail throughout the Southern region aud the
Atlantic States Tie pressure has fallen slightly over
the Lake region where &C lowest but has begun 10 rise
over the Lake region and rhs Northwest in both which
rea7ons numerous rains and Occas Onal high westerly
winds nave been reported. The pressure has Laen at
the Pacific Coast stations.
Tndicni nS,
For the Middle Atlantic states and New-Engiand,
warmer southwest winds falling barometer partly
cloudy weather and occasional rains, possibly followed
by cooler westerly winds and rising barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
Union SQUARE THEATRE.

An extra performance, in honor Of the
FOURTH o. July, will be gwen at the Union square
Theatre. and VII add more 20 the agreeable
Horror, Of this day Of resonant ana tumultuous
Jubilee The Rice Surprise Party viii depart with the
wees aud tue Union square viii then be closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04

Prom The Rutland Herltd and Globe lRei

F-Oin The Rlt.aHd lfeT'ld ana GtOgs NhfD) -
The Democrats lgnOmnlOus night from Con-
ts after DONG ali TIN damage possible To the ocsi IN
teres OF the people. reminds one OF the dog tha reck
Ies,y plunged through large plate glass window Tue
rofretor gazed Indignantly after tine lying cur and
nuiosopHicaly saIG, we'll tine awkward brute mas
done some mschief bat thing is sur docking ~ the
pu-e) we've got tine size OF the dog The Democracy
nave done some mischief in their flight, but the people
nave got the SIZE of the dog"
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PUTNAM, Conn, July 3.-The special train
conveying guests tuo celebration at Noud-tocS, given
#pv Henry c. Bowen. arrived here az about O'CLOCK
Their. was large asscmDage OF people az The depot
where the party were met by large number oi
Wvodstoek aud Putnam people on horses aud IN
r.rflnrcs Companies ana g, 81 q. y. c..
were present escort. Headed hy the Putnam
Rand. they marched through the village and
ccompauled the party nile ON their way to Wood
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f. Wonderful indeed must be the rains that
fal from the skies OF Germany aud feed Its mineral
srrngs n we O. believe the mercantile stories told
OF their wonderful properties Amertsn water how
ever equal best Othe par - the globe,
and n Tor the sparkling spas % Car II. Scbu ~, u
New-Yors. winch are identical N composition vita toe
most valued Dneral spring - Of EDrOpelNe~-loTkE Tx
nrce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
UtvFPTy'S TYCFI-N THFATPF.

Il is noted that a special matinee will
occur az the Lyceum tO-aay-where may be seen " II.
III : u.fOre," performed 10y clever company Of
children. This troupe reures WITH the present week
giving place % the Ethiopian band OF performers
LJrro known a. the Georgia Ministries, hut heucefOrh
~ be -IyeI Hayerly's Genuine COlUred Miustrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04

sTrINAN-TNGEAN-O ON THURSDAY June &c. 1879, al tho
residence the brides father. Troy ~ y hv the Rev.
Charles Augustus -Ilman. Of lat" Plains
~ Miss Martha A.. daughter Of Henry Ingram esd.
WALKER-DTSENBU "Wednesday, July 2. 40 the
the brides moth by The Rev o. G. iUugh
ton william NJ. "a tlAer 20 Pauline youngest daughter "a
the Thomas u fseIDurv.
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GEORGE II. PUTNAM'- sons.
- 5tI-nge.
P Worth IiyinRf By VI. IL. MailDcE. autb'

"The view Republic"
The Round Trip by w1v u Panama. fhrouch Cator-
Oregon Nevada Jtah dtho and Colorado WIKI notes on
railroads agriculture da4
Die. By John Colm n, l2wo, cloth, 81 ID.
BaynTd Taylnr'- Novels Comprising Hannah fAnr,
ton" GuIirev- Fortunes Joseph AMI his Fglru
"TEe ~ BENNETT" Beauty AMI tle .ast Tao
New CedagcrOh Elt On. united boards, yos youne
7
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GEORGE ". CARLETON & 90,

Cupid CTutchss or one summer a. n arfasAnseb
Pier Cloth bound. price - cents
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CIreygr Tlayer. CiOrh bound. pr - cents.
Heart, Delight A New Novel By L. W. A. Tntd
paper bound IN cloth. price IL SO.
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Il WORTHINGrDN
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HOussHye. Arsene.-iIc iD Paris letters art lters
ture and sOrls'y. Cloth. 81 %.
The souvenir Of Madame 10 ErIuTwo vols In
portrait large lZmO kel ct, white LABEL GUT TOP,
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LRLIPpINCOTT 4 90.

The Ghost of Redbraol a new " Dad TRUMP" novel.
% % the Ola TRUMP Ilt itcf Dituohls
syo Ezra ciot1. 81 D. Payer cover - cents
Glare I'D Beebe Edion l2uo cloth g. p. Chea2
Edition. IBmO paper cover, 90 cents
Hilda a Poem Illustrated square i2no. Extra CLOTH
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SUMMER LEISURE.
COMFY ISLAND ATTRACTIONS.


IMPROVEMENTS MADE DAILY-THE CAPTIVE BAL
LOoN-PRsrARING FOR TIE FOURTH
Al TIN HOTELS.
The warm weather of this week has in
creased the attractive power Of Coney Island aud the
multitude % people who went there yesterday enjoyed
kpeny the contrast between the heat Of the city and the
rpfre hing breezss from the There we're 10000 or
$4,000 visitors az the various resorts from Nor
toms Point TO the Manhattan Beach Ho5e
about 1000 OF these bathers. Around
West Brighton Cables and the pier there
were crowds all day. and Norton * Murray bad their
usual numbers. At any time Ia the afternoon, IN front
Of the music stands at Brighton or The Manhattan
Beach Hotel, there from 1000 10 5000 persons
aud u mont OF Cables about 1000 plank walk ."
be laid along the beach rom The new pier westward
and each hotel will pay for the part on its ground tx
tensive Improvements have been made on the BRIGHTON
Beach FAIR Grounds and to-day races are expected TO
excel those oil Last week An hotel and restaurant
keepers very busy yesterday preparing for the I'M
meuse thr0ugs expected to-day.
she Hote Brighton bencnes have been placed on the
beach front OF the pavilion and every one was occupied
yesterday. The captive balloon only made one asceh-
sion. Toward evening tue wind was too strong. sig
nal Service Sergeant DonhaUser was sent by the d.
p.rtueu officers 10 ascend in the balloon and take OBJ
servatIous buJ arrived 100 late in the evening lie
expects 10 40 to-day.
Among tbe yi-i Jrs AZ Cables are:
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MACMILLAN * Co,

The lIarvey Napier Correspondence. EDITED by MS
Syu,
The Relations Of Mind md Brain. Bv Henry calder
wood IL d. professor Oh moral philosophy, CliYefsuy OF
Edinburgh.
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NEW BOOKS AyD VIEW EDITIOEs.

restricted 70 books Of ne l1r a,a,as rsy GJ0sr."I
heretofore ne t'.rrry pr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
NEw.YoHN ~rAIE SOCIETY uF IHE CINCiSNAu
NLAkuAL .EnLN. NEM AuAA. NY d L.-l

NLAkAL WGULA- NV lOAA J ~ + I5Ia)
The society D.lmonicos. 5ti-aye and goth
81 On Friday Jay a. &C II O'Clock m. Members u other
state societies VINO mas De the city, cordially invited
10 be present ami unite celebrating no
one nnired and Anniversary OF National Gads-
psnaence. BY orucr OF HAMILTON III slI, PresldeaL
MAAINUs MLLErT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
HENRY HOLT s. 20.

,-.r ,,-.,. L "a, l : ,u-1 - ,,. s.-
a.
Handbook II Practical Physics BY Frederic. Guthrie
Phi D. &C. Professor tho Royal school ot Als LonOl
IEutot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

sroys .r yara1us ia tls cty 1Y tea
..rr. 1a~1-u4IeI.lr
.l.r- rralug giul-a The Irregular WHIT line replts -
4o.Le-
ra.-sssuts 4- ia temperature
TRIBUNE OFFICE, July 4. l a. m.-The slow down.
ward movement in the barometer continued DURING the
greater part OF yesterday The weather was generally
toir The Temperature ranged between 10 and 9i the
average bein, 4la7 higher than on Wednesday. The
amount OF moisture in the air has been diminished
clear aud partly cloudy and warmer weather WIN
bt chances Of guJ showers in the afternoon or even
iug NAV be expected to-day IN this city aud vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
TIE my-fcry has heen .olved 3 /. last A.

our teeth no longer need decay.
VI troubles ~ thr mouth are past.
BY ~OZDDONr they're sweUt Iwayi
And young aud Old may smile see re
with lbs ana teeth so bright and pure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
B4ERIED.

No lady ca-piu of heaith viii Use any sewing machine
l IN.
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Special Notltes


Nervous Exbsusuon-A meis a. essay comprsn-a ss7.I
OF lectures ksEus Museum OF AGStonY, Ne"-
YUra premature dec me- showing n
sputaOy health be regsnUL t1orang cisir
synopsis lmpconts "a marriage And e ot 'lt d
nervous physical debility, being The result U - ycA, ek
BY mail eJC currency OF postage amps Ailfsb
Secretary, KAHA'S Museum oSs BrO1lHaY. VOW Or.
Patents Designs Trade Marks. Labels Caveats. aud
gwen by > WALES y SyN Editors OF she 9cienuns
News" go 10 ,prucsl, New RuO have bad twenty
-FOUR years experience IN Tie Dusings.
Post Once the week 81 Il<
SAVT kDAT, JuIy j. 1879. VIII AZ tlis once n
TUESDAY. p iOr Europe, 1y steamship Wl-oonsu.
Queenstown on WEDNESDAY ~ y M Tor Hntppe
Dy steAmsup Iai ,Iurcu-tINu correspondence TOR
France must specially sircsau'j and al p NJ tor
Franco ulfsst. AmcTQir va AdNirf On
TIfI- K-DAY az u Eur sAO LcSslu., va
Pymoutn InerDoure Hamburg; and al ~ u TO. Ire
land ia ,iaAmsaip OIy Montreal, Queenstown cor
rr,u-nte BRIAN ad the Continent mus De- sUr-
sa.ly auurcsseh SAL RDAf. al a. n, ior scotland
rrrt. Ethiopia VIA tiaSgow ana al lliS0
Dvruiauf &C 0y scans p Rhine VA 9Sa..AaSs1h
an Breuea Great bTtAn ah rae "a
uueuI must specially Addressed snd AZ D. w. t' IL
rrpr. steamship manic. QucrnsioNn
f' D-1rl4rr yulru No disldiehcl oF ham.
buug only. Inc nas tot AnpihNai
ANA ,oata 4elac NeNl ofA June 80 TIE lils
tUr .ssla a. leave NeN-Nork Iuly TIE mails nt New
luunlaud .rayc JutB ana D me na's COG ths
pe maj, lf Bermuda leave New NurA ais g. Tie usls Sc
a.vaaa cave lag AID . le isils t1t AistrN
M So leave san Francisco ally Tie D4l.s Tor Gias I'D
i,,,.o savs -au Francisco July -.
'"P'- '' mos JAMES. Postnastsc
Post Omcs. Nes-York, June 2,. ls.S
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J. T. Pepper, n. Y. J. Il. Weeks, Newark
q. %. Humphrey, " Y W. +. Riley, Bro9hyh;; -.
W. ". Hastings. n. Y James hldTcth, tAliadelphd'
DT. d. b. kreugYr, n. Y. q. T. Fellows, Mss
G.. 4 Blanchard, n Y.
Among the guest. at Hotel Brighton are;
M 7 p R,biu,on and T. IT, Howard and wife, B'k'n.
dam rbte-. n y T. O.. Benton, wife and son,
Austin Dali, y. Y. brooklyn. ,-.,.
William Greenwood Y. Y william Adams BrooAyn
The =. =. MIS- VI. ~ A ans fI ''Hl'
W ID scar es and wife. y. Y j. f. Stranaian and VIE,
George 81. Co.'S ~ Y. Brooklyn.
T. and vie, y. Y J. T. ROCK and we i3os'oi.
M N FUIl.r \ s. j.. C. smith and vie. Boston.
Il g. r1rteft y. Y, G.. Hull auG wife, Boston.
:. d. FlIz and vile y. Y. Thomas Te-tJn dn1 vile.
]. B. Barnes wife, " Y Dr. Jones ana we Strdlon
Mrs. O. r. Dodge y. I. Mrs. Prce. scranton, ,,
WIN. BOWd aua wife. y. Y. r A. besmlsh anu WIG
". p. Cope and. Washington. Scranton
Mrs J.. X. BOsert, son anu I.rastus BROOKS N y. - q,
daughter. General Roger A. Pryor and
/. Mar, son. daughter. Brooklyn.
AIMING tine repisterea guests AZ the Manhattan Beach
Hotel are:
p RloUfer y. Y W 6. smith, Newark.
Rrnne y. Y. Ell Syhett ana vie Pittsloh
". W. Hastings y. /. ~. d. Johnson u ," A. "'sU
VI. p Lyon y. \. POM.
Z. ogden and wife. y. Y J. w. HARRISON L. . A. west
L. Irslrlfl .ud wife. y. Z. Point
Jo6u r ifi sId VIZ y y Mr. Boyd HeadlY and daugh-
+. g. Grf,Is, y. Y. ter, MorrlsioNn. -
I A MsEr.te n Miss Thomas, MJrrls'OWn
n sUn.nu and wife Y Y BIZ Richardson Port nOufh.
DR. Geo. WuAs. n. Y. Franklin Allen aud vile.
L. r. voorhees, and wife,
Brooklyn.
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them promptly, aui Al me ioWfst cost,
gwen by = WALES n sJN. Editors OF she 7centns
News go 10 5prucsI, Newl RuO have bad twenty
arse the cuisines
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]. Il. Weeks, Newark.
W. +. Riley, Brooklyn.
James KIldrctb. Philadelphia.
G.. 7. Fellows, Miss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04

Ineuce. Nv knowledge OF French Is extensive but
previous t. last Monday had been ignorant of tins
word which ! tnd means an uprOarlous scene.
To translate 70 carefully ! should make use OF
coarser expressions. Boucan" is q low slang ex-
presslon. On tuesday u was IN all the papers, the
respectable De bats included.
suppose there never were seen many
priests and demi-mundanes in the tribunes as
ON the day when the "bOucan was 20
begin The Deputies of the ght who had
intrustcd the management of ali that re-
lated TO the faction fight TO Paul and his friends
allowed them also dispose Of their tickets Of adj
mission 20 the galleries. The demi-mOnde and the
fast theatrical world are violently BOnapartist.
Pretty hors-breabers gh for the of the En-
pre- aud are the active auXiliaTies of " the
party of the appeal 10 the people" Re-
Gently those MonarcLists in the Clerical
league denounced the other day by Louis Blame IN
ms eloquent lecture the JeSuits agreed to throw
over Henry wand 10 accept the Prince at the Cape.
Pending ms arrival IN France, from the of his
varlike exploits, theg had taken DE Cassagnac for
their staudarl-bearer. lie might well say IL Para-
meut: "The Ant-keUublican party-it Is myself"
shall MT repeat the already familiar tale Of how
he ,torned aud iusulted and when menaced with
exclusion sang small and whmpereI and crouched,
or of how when the vote of ceusure was passed
mon hun. Ae gave tine rems 10 ms natural ferOcIb
M a.sailIug che Ministers with foul eplthets.
This beng known, / shall 20 behind the
scenes into the Presidents Cabinet where alIer ~,
stormy sitting was closed Nm. R0uher, DE
Cassapnac. son aud father, ana Louis JahFhI
waited ON t,aubctia. They had ieit what harm ~
must do their tor tine coarse vltupciaii'h III
yyluel Iaul, after bis humble submission
had INDUCED II posted on Inc vans 90
IN. coinmuues m Jue official gaZ FL, ie J."
pIotect themselves against the electoral c"hse-
uu-urcs oI flr not. ihu Deputies nave named re-
solved Il appeal TO tine good nature OF the speaker.
Ofu a., CasSa1uac was pruluss Iu uls apologies. HH
ID
health OF hIs young wife. LOUIS Jhnylti y
nm agreeable sort OF gGet YOUTH. ana
often aiurd IN GaAibrtt4s company at thc
t.blrs of Mesdimes dc BrimoIt ana bo
gnnamoni aud 80 those of Emile Gle Glraidin' oil
Iarricr and Jo,qurhu, the acton. houhrr was ap-
pniuted 90 urge prscrdruts Which Moulh' II Jam
b,lra remained in,eH,rblc Co the prayers ana
raurrscutalu ions of the Others. JUSTIFY INN IA orhcr-
I ipg tus official shorthand writers 70 sup
mess the HuAl words Of the bravo Ailer the
-,te at trusure had been passed. Tho COM
bii.ed NJ ION of four was successful NcAl Ha9'
while the closing piece Of Vtdperaiion wac ih mos
nf tI,, journals 20 wac not published ohciaiIt. a.
Lt1yy concurred with IlraId and tAe other h4hiS-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12
BELLAIRE BUDGET.

Fortv.one car loads OF stock were
shipped for the Eastern markets on Sat
urday nv J. Il. Purnell, OF the Baltimore
and Ohio stock Yards, in this city.
Katie daughter of John and Sarah
NcCraw died of scarlet fever, at the
residence of her parents on UraVel nm.
st Bpm. on Saturday. Interment a.
the Bridgeport Cemetery yesterday d.
Mrs. G. C. Mccoy departed for Den
yer, Colorado, yesterday morning, AZ
$40, over the Baltimore and ONO rall-
road. The lady was accompanied TO the
depot by large number OF TRENDS ana
relatives. who babe her an adecuonate
farewell. Many were the wishes Tor
nleasant Journey and speedy return TO
The home of her childhood. But few
people i'm this city have larger circle
IF friends than Mrs. Mccoy, and the
fact of her leaving Bellaire for the pur-
nose of making her future residence IN
Denver. was learned with regret by all
who knew her. May she arrive at her
destination safely and that her life Ill
her new home may be as happy as the
one passed in Bellaire is the earnest
wish OF the writer.
Geo. K. Grafton was awarded the con-
tract. on Saturday, ofpainting the new
drop scene for the Hecla club. The
scene will be painted in oil and cost the
club Sl25.
Bellairc was unquestionably and en-
phaticallv on high on Saturday night.
4 gentleman remarked to us that there
WAS more drunken men on the streets
and more yelling and howlingwas heard
| than nj any tirle since the pIeaSurable
| dav Of 90. At IL o'clock, from the
number of arrests the police had made,
we supposed standing room ut the lock-
up would be at premium. CITIZENS
| living in the vicinity OF that institution
were almost tempted TO vote 1t 4 NUS
ancc. Such wells, and howls and beat
| ing of iron bars, was never before heard
to issue from that place, and it is to be
/ hoped they will never issue from 1t
! araln. The boisterous wretches who
were confined there on Saturday night
should feel under obligations to Mar.
! shall Archer that he did not turn the
! hoseon them or call into rcquisltlon that
! playful little arrangement iamlllarlY
| known in military circles as the buck
and gag. At the day OF reckoning these
prisoners will have to answer for Il large
amount OF profanity INDUCED in by
peaceable citizens on their account on
! Saturday night.
The Benson Ferry summer garden
will be opened with picnic and bali On
next Saturday.
Bishop Jaeger preached two remarka-
BILE sermons at Bellaire, yesterday. lie
also confirmed three new members OF
Mr.. Rainbo's church in the morning
He is the guest of Messrs. VI. Y. Miller
and J. 4. Gallagher during his stay in
! Bellaire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12

The Young ladies of Mt lie Chantal are
I'm a state of high excitement over their
opercttu 10 be produced on Wednesday
evening. 4 dress rehearsal was held
ON saturday evening and from the man
ncr i'm which the different characters
were sustained, a successful perform
ance on Wednesday Is assured. The
opcrc,ta. which is called THE HeiresS /;
or Taken bv surprise is an original
one, having been written 10y one OF the
teachers of the institution, and Is more
properly a musical drama. The music
Is made of fine selections, numbering
among them several solos of marked
beauty. \ number Of graduates OF the
Mount have returned 20 take part and
among them will be heard several fine
voices that have not been forgotten by
our people. Sister Mary Agnes will
sing between the acts and once during
them. but behind the scenes.
The costumes 10 bee used will he very
rich and the entire play will be put
upon the stage 20 the best possible effect.
The plot is unusually interesting, con-
tanning many good hits, one OF which
catches the suffering reporters in way
they cannot understand. The harp and
piano, will play important parts andwill
be handled in a manner only to be found
at this institution. Under the sklltul
management of the gifted corps of in
structors, the operetta will scarcely be
otherwise than success.