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, 1879-07-07

tt<etd. D!spatca to ms 7s4aun&
v.au,.o1ox n II .1ulv f1-T7,e M ,fon,1
uo,,'. a. w.. th, ,ha, o,1,., ,.nds % aa
naase ass no. .sp.'s .. s.s ,s us
1 per cents as stcedy ns has bccn expected, or,
perhaps, rs rapidly as the Syndicate would wish.
lhefe are stu s'S'o"uoo III ealleu ooous aepos'
lied by the talka 10 secure e,rculatsoh' TUG IN
tcrest Of Which expires July 16 Ono rcasou OF
the delay Is untcsstDod to 10 that It has baeu
or,v..t,, ri ,I.t thcre wnn,l he fn,1 in the ner
=. ,.., ~. -, - H..
ton,a' VI. ~ 49,. ..,.. 49, -, !. ~, ~
nahks' IN va" Oh Ine 1ass t'int u. 1A" - "n' a'
rapid rs t1ey hoped. WILL nl'ow their lt.aut 10
fcil,uin without drawing Interest after July IS.
M'cusHr AND nAMsar,
11,. f,4orax nf sorrctarr Ncf,rarv nov .,v
4"s '''s'as ~, " -. 49, ,,..i
tlnt lie VIII Certainly bo appolntctl NY tic fFcsl-
dent to 1c Judge Of Dlllou's circuit, to take ef-
fec, on tho 1zt Of September an tl,ut TIC pres-
ill.,. s..1 ...ar...~ 49,. u,,c,nrr hn,h rc,v ,,,n ,s.
u:ns ama sIsn t.nn ~, 'Ss Ssnoto .fMdnI,rv
susa !ecus'en ,.a. eoi norncrn,ir s,n"tnr, Il.
ymaIiv ,,,a, n' Mrir,rr T vii he .onrn,e. Un
~. I,s. ls.i1',, w. chonrr,f his mtp,I rerx rr
, 1879-07-07

to large unount. Bat any way, this ami other
Losses have rendered 1t necessary for Tho tom.
nany to stop. The employees hare been MIS-.
tetve thc assets until tho crcdittsa i'n7e
determined M whnt they want done.
a injecting Of creditors will be
l1cld thnrtly. and 'he CompanYts at work pre-
pairing a full statement pf its rontiitlon. The
" fatture Is tue huh}cct Of much regret. sfr.
~ II: Srmp'e Is l'rextlrnt, Ais. Ed X. 1iolton
Vlccrrcshtcut. at"l Mr. .t,llfu. {. Biree sccFc-
tnry anil lrca:.rcr: ihc Com,any's liabilities
Arc tfnecd ut SEQ, I'm. The creditors arc very
kindly inclined in the matter, hut tr ltm them
scaycs express M hopes u resumption.
, 1879-07-07

arrested t,'nzcr at once, b,tt desiring to avoid
tho trouble nnl delay Of oItatnug fe4ulsIlon
from the Governor Of Illinois ur thc Governor
# , ths K, sts's s.s hS c dess''r1 , n p0I i. nc
fHr hIs purpose, Unterwootl made iGe
acquaintance Of 4 yonnx lady nasExtant Of
1lazcr, who has worked ~ the tsttef's Chicago
woman uas perfectly trust~orlhy, 'l.c oirlcer
took her into bis confidence n,ul aolictcd hrr
assistance. This alo rcntiI1y Rrantes! when IN.
formed n tho Charge ngainat her ensnofcr.
,ncnt. by when GlnzIcr ,yns to be cnticcd across
the bridge aul over to East st. Louis. Sntur-
day afternoon she informed atnz1cr that sha
was going to C1tcago TINT evening, anti request
The train at tho railway tlepot. To this
ti!nztcr, rho had great confidence. in the young
Indy, and cssermcd her very mich, consented!
With gallsns alaerity. md together they walked
within easy distance, a'd, when the railway
depot wns reached, ho requested Deputy Mar
shal Ki1kclIv to ns.!at him. nld. stepping up
to H1azer. arrested him. The latter Expressed
great surprise, but was cool and collected, offer
officers to take him 10 the police station, vllcrc
till >nst night, when, ns above stated. ha
was taken on Tue train to Chicago
ago, told tho reporter TINT the prosecution was
Instituted By Mrs. MarJ f. 1icrr.ck, the mother
of Edith. The elrl denies tlnt All abortion was
performed hy glaztcr, ansl cndeavors to shield
however, arc strongly against the man, and The
prosecution will L,e Il Vigorous onc. Tho re-
portcr eodcavorcd to interview llazlcr and got
Ills side OF the story, bttt he positively refused
to say ANYTHING about t's eharge brought
st. Louis abunt month. nnl ttlatcfrGutnatnnccs
caused him To return to Chicago Ia the manner
, 1879-07-07

INDIANAPOLIS, Ipd., July B.-The strike iu the
Journal and Sendna olllces ondoa to-day, the
ptoprlctors agreeing to pay 83}6 cents per 1000
anu to abandon the syItctn Of paying by tho
Weck. Hu1,o reports are current OF strikes to
take place in manufacturing establishments, but
they cannot bo Ftlied oil.
BosroN. July &-At meeting Of tue Central
Trades unl Labu Unon this a.ternoon the Pycsi-
tleut and sccsutuy Of tho Fall River Spianers'
Union asserted tau ability Ut the strikers to huld
out until thu mills Wcro obliged to ciosc. Reaoln-
tions uf sy,npaltlJ with tho strikers were adopt
I'd, and committee appointed To Induce work.
ingmsu to contribute for 1he relief Of tlu
atsIkerH.
, 1879-07-07
WASH1NQ$?l.
-7s5ay
Reports Received (ss ernlng the
Political O1.,--k In ''
Ohio.
The Financial Question Again
to Nlonopofizo Alton ;
ttoMs
8ccretary Mc0rary's Friends Certain
He. Will Become a Judge. y,
OHIO.
tHE FINANCIAL IsaEE.

dpecta! DtEpasta 10 7as 7rtaun&
WASHINGTON, D. c., July Gan influential
ami ncll.tnfortned Republican rnumher Of tho
ohio Legislature, wlo arrived Ia Washington
hnce ihc adjournment of Congress, saJs that
tho coming conpagn In tat. stato will bo
fought almost entirely upon the financial issue,
anu that, 80 fur a. the 1overnorship 10 con-
ccrned, It's result Ia already practically dttor-
mined In favor OF tho Republicans. Fair
minded Democrats, Ito says, admit this private
u, Anl both parties, ~ consequence, are lay.
tng their plans for moro spirited contest to
sccurc majority In the Legislature. This
state Of affa!rs he attributes chiefly to reyo!u-
t!on IN public opiuion-an1 especially fn tho
northern portions Of U4lo-with regard u
financial questions, and to tho fact that, not
wtthstandlng Gen. Ewlng's recent moderate Ut
tetances, he 10 held to he the very embodiment Of
ALI THAT Is uNTRlsD AND IRRATIONAL
fu matters Of public economy. Onrycar ago,
this gentleman SAYS, public opinion tn Northern
Chin, event among those who called themselves
houcst.nooey adyocates, leaned toward dlt1er-
cnt policy from tint which Mrs at that time be-
Ing carried out by Secretary B.lern,nu, prcpara-
tory to the resumption Of specIe-pa5mcnt on,tt,o
lat of January, and the hafi ttmss then 80
prcvaIcnt werc justly, or Otherwise, attributed
to lhe too great haste which vas being tnnsIc In
the right direction. Now that resumption IL m
accomplished fact, and the signs Of returning
prosperity orc everywhere APPARENT this ctnsa
OF tncn, both Republicans asd Democrats, credit
the improved condition Ut affairs to tho event
whtcl, was dtslfuctiTcty
THE PRurr Or THE REPUBLICAN, rINAsC1AL
PoLtCr.
Gen. Ewing. he says, IL respected everywhere
for his personal Wusth, but owes his ctniucnco
more 10 Ills financial theories than to nnY other
, 1879-07-07
TURNER'S.


FpEr318 V9su0EtH 10 7HI 2f|04H@
LAsALln, ILL.,. July ca large number ot
peuplo frulu neighboFing towns nero In Ibis city
teddy TO Witness t!su festivities Ut tho Turner's
At 10 O'Clock tile ladies presented The ta.ses
beautiful! and very costly banncr. soon a!lcs
which they marched In grand procession. Tbs
grind conecs.s Ut tho afternoon unl eyenlnss:,
upun which the Turner's chiefly relied to tMlet!i.
nifty them tor their heary expsnscs, wefe sllnlY
attended, In consequence OF frequent shoaess'
, 1879-07-07
MUft.tn4

MQRHUs
CoNsrANrtsopLE, July b.-The truth OF tho
report tl,at the ex-Sultan Murad has escaped Is
cnlt-oiIlcially dc1,leI.
EGYPT.
BERLIN, July 6.-Thcro nre reports that En-
gland AMI France have approved tho proposition
for Liquidation Commission to regulate tho
ttnupccs Of Egypt. Tho proposition comes tIom
Austria and Germany.
, 1879-07-07

s1MLA, July 0.-alal. Cayaguarl has started
for Cabul. nnl ia expected TO reach Kuram the
10Th ind Cabul the 3lst ttlsF. lie bcars letter
from tic Viccroy 10 The A1ueer announcing his
appointment as Enyoy ant plcnipotentsary.
Ills escort consists Of twcntJ.s horse and Gity
foot eudirrs.
, 1879-07-07
SUICIDE.

WHEELING, ". Va, July Con Saturday
evening last James Davis, living tlYe nilcs ffoal
A!tamont, Nd. hung himself. Davis had been
Ill TOR tho past eight months, and IL supposed to
llayo been lahoslng under u,eutal depression.
lle leaves wife and seserAl children.
, 1879-07-07


BLOOMINGTON, Ill, July 8.-During a two
hours storm this afternoon nearly The cntirc
roof Of the WOODEN mills owned By Reeves Il
Hitch Was bIown ofT, md tho mill damaged to
tha extent Of nearly $1,oC0 It wna one Ut the
heaviest raln-stormA In many years.
, 1879-07-07

In the course OF = yerr stormy debate in tho
French Chamber, lately, the cxcellcoea Of IL.
tintubetta's cigars MAS satlrcally fcfeEFed 70
proficiency uf hts cook. The climax was reached
With The remark that II. Galnoattx has bath"
CQun.
, 1879-07-07

BUFFALO, July Cd. D. V. Aultmap, sou Of
tho President OF thc Third National Bank, while
at polo practice Saturday, foil from A horse,
bad his ekull fractured, and died to-day.
, 1879-07-07

WHEELING, ". Va. July G-Den Bogges and
Louis CarrIco got into q difficulty ut Clusks-
burg, this State, Saturday evening. whicll sc-
suited In BogEcs shooting Carrtco, tho ball cu-
terins his brcast lear the hrart. Boggcs has
1cd.
, 1879-07-07
INDIA.

LONDON, Juty GA dispatch from Rangoon
reports cholera among The British troops Ut
ThaYctmiu, aud ttlat scytral hare died.
, 1879-07-07
TEA LY.

RoM., juty 0.-lt Ia assersed that 6lgnor
sclla has been intruslcd With the formation Of
q new Cabinet.
, 1879-07-07

ST, Louis abutlt month, ni.l that rtrrimltnnccs
caused him To return to Chicago Ia the manner
statca.
er T,o,;ts. ,Iulv T@Hliiari csiazlrr. autbor of
a book called I. Heroes of Throo Wars" uho
has been hero sereral weeks organizing cab
vasnine ioseo, VA taKen 70 GsaEn ", y .h ~
nhd',ci3nn H. rnnrnhinarr' Ti.r st,rnoscd rtc.
tim IL Mary i. Ueg7irk, u Boston.
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PATTERSON, SHARPER.
sprefd1 b4nasca 10 7As Tribune
Pu1tApEtrH1A. july "a Commission Inns
Of the Circuit Court, in behalf Of u,c Eouitnbls
s.s,.so,oo entn.v th.t .o.,,. ~ as,,n.1
t"u'.Asea.anee ausJ' ~! s.'1s eIe~s :" e.a.
policy l8sued On tne ll!e OF Cnar!ce IT, fettcfson
that Patterson was sent TO Moyamcnstng prieon
for ,x,, venrs. for avfn,,,1ne. in 1sfa pst,cr.on
~, ~ ~" ~ ,on - " ranut.his ~ n,s.,,sor @ ~ Nv Mn
was toe hon " sepatao'e pa's'.aan ~ Ne"
New York State lawyer, who had loft tlm On
account of obuea, Patterson was pkrdoucd on
ro,rsssr.otton thnt hts 1uovs .,ora ue,E
~ ~ ."'' IT. '0s ~. Vim
ano , as "m sons .tD ~ o'' ~
ho had becn splitting blood
INC eViacnce fe tnat nc tnen Nent 70 Ne" iotK
And got up eotnpanY 10 P9reaase Goa! ianas IN
INC Lac1awanha les'on: ao nae naae a. t1eas.
afcs; nnJ "Sm. o ~ ~ aas parenIseS "tn III 1,aht Gae
=. - 10 10 t,s;.t, ..sortni,nr hn ,,an,a
put a. ,snqu's,,tso sofSnoiaSr Tno Taniea ; s 70
no suen 'ata ~. e. shsa ueen oh deeon. aa..srsun
got out Of thh ~ putting inc olatne on INC
IotatsS H. fo .i!s ne1t vAp' w. n,u gu,9sss y.
s9 1.uo'o ,ns ~ '', ~ ~ w
ueea W ensa.99sfJ, nnu 1Fa"saesIoa ;.
- ~ n!s nem wac ~ ~. suea 4, =, ~ TaT % snat
us Ta9 csou ou. ~ a. - ~ .ir
me tnsn pougt @ stofuatEy .s. " ~, a,@c, .nn anu
oSedSa to &C., ache 80 on ,as H. as n owhe WET
sSo tic 1ao9tsass a 6eeamo dae, sot out IN iuiaos
1ton 10 p1evons tna st%aunso. ~ na ~ w. Eaa.ay.
!ie next turned up ~ boston o. tae Ass1efo
s,, 1afn, H. n e'.elea e,ao, t
ill., tas copay s a had ri iai,ed to ess IL pto"i.es IL
policy, anu asklng u'at i., o.! pooss 10 us9ugmIt I
INTO touIt; losesnst W." % es1iu9Jes aia ui1l,
Gers uAt 'tSy mG"t " ,hni. ~ b.anns name
aty,ETs s's?f Thc cbrt ueoksd motion NJ yexa,os
anu lenaG " ~; ht o ~ hn lnust ~.
the Company turned on nim, anu pcean sur
"a CANCEL llsa pollcJt Us oota'0ea u t'auu. ne
having oecn pasuone1i on tne ssoano q n ile1nos
fhaees q tnc .ungs ,.scTn ysa.'h @ lv , Eons'
pany haa niescu 10 puIcnase y! 9 w ~ ne ueelnea.
Lie Las policies Amounting 10 $uotVoVl nna othsr
companies arc Iolns 70 III anu EcE s'o ot Iae
risk
TEXAS AND HER cuT-TIlNoATs.
c"rr<sponat"ee 81. A',afa Staot q. ot'Deno"T's.
couutaoo ] nc,ioa @ Of Gov. Roberts In stepping % Il,
and saving at the eleventh hour tt,u Icclss Of
Coward md Fields has, Tor tae moment at least
aeuuralized tho Courts, mud, tntcedt atl GRIM
tpal prosecution in Tcxus. 1t has disg,lstes
uud llshcartcned tho law-abling classes, w,v,
for tte lass year or ~. ."o, nave oeon 'naN.,.s IN
effort to stem the tide of uardcr anu assassinn-
t!on that has disgraecd the State. stopped
immigration, aud rendered llfc In every part
, 1879-07-07

roRTT-Biour rEAsoN8 DROWNED.
PARIS, July Gin a hurricane on the River
Doubs, n steamer with fftJ.threc passengers
WIS BunK. Only five persons were saved.
, 1879-07-07

b0LOVIEFF'B 1CE6NFLtCH.
81, PETERSBURG, July U.-lt IL said tho man
wlto supplied EoloyIcH With ths pistol with
which he attempted to shoot the Czar has been
senteuced tu leath.
, 1879-07-07

Hrit,, nni r,,war,i1y ubc,,,. Win. wtlh n rrn,sd
Vi other young scondrcls, wrnt to tic ho11ao
tf i neaccnIIr md useful Gillian. Ur tlrayso.,,
duwn tbc UoctUr lid rI6tici his sjccpli,g wife
with bullets. This Villain Nas Condemned 10
death at Palestine. near the sctuc Of The askaa.
sinatton, June TO- 1879. Ltkr all the other 'nnr-
Ieroas ea! ee.anafsIs' ' n'7 eose goes ''e'oEo '"c
Il lam fptrn,y. urr{;er NJ A1opvo Witt.
mn,,. Cpre,vann, NAVARRO County; condemned
to death June 12: appralcd.
u. N'lliatn Wl'son' Calscft, Noneftaon
Jast no m's.,ee9 = IT,, u 41'n'a' so''uee0 ~
ii. joseph cor,ioya, murderer Of youne Trim.
bic, Bc1ar County; hangs at San Antonio July
7nsxt; ,,,-.
n tsF e sq's%ry II %at en4s to 10
- l8. Andrew Hrowt',, thirty years. convict In
Penitcnstary FOR murder In MontaEue County;
condctnned to death, and to 10 hanged IN Den-
ton; Affirmed.
11 Iiahdllt'e inurtlcre! OF an old man at San
Antonio, threw The body. In the river A'h cs-
cnpod, but was captured nnd brought TACK
Hangs IN San Antonio Aug !.
20, sattcr'e, ono Of Tie asea*slns OF Brnsscl,
process to get q new trial. IL ha has the money
he will probably ~ buy t;rougll.h
81. Cox, like Sattcrlo, concerned In TIC Bras
eel murder. Affirmed, but probably tho same
y: Ryan, safne as Cox and ssttcslc. Affirm
ed. bus probably won't hang II be has money
enough
----
81. knuts Republican. snvs.
The Investigation Of what il called The
"Yheyloyc Groyen mYstcry In East St, Louis
h,,ng. n 1tobt n cond,tion of t,,,nr, in tbat
locality that deserves me serious attention OF
the authorities OF st. Clalr E0unty and the atl-
, 1879-07-07
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.

ouNQAf U6sehfhNtEs
NEW YoaE, July 6.-Tha police, IN tho CO.
foreemcnt OF the Excise Law to-day, 1liaao many
atrcsls OF Iiquor.yeudeTs.
, 1879-07-07
DEVOTION.

PAn1s, July 0.-Geu. Castcnau has asked to
ba placed Oh the retired st, In nrdcr that he may
bo able TO attend tho funeral Of the Prinec 1m-
perial. ...
An ACCIDENT.
PARIS, July 0.-Thc acatTolitnE and untln-
jshcf wall of house in Montmartse fell yes
terttuy, killing four woskmen and rouuding
tlye otllcrs.
, 1879-07-07

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
P1rMouT!. Eng., July 6.-Arsived, tho Gal
less, from Nuw York.
, 1879-07-07
Sinking OF a Steamer In the
Midst Of a Hurricane.
Eifty-tllrco Persons on Board, and
but Five Saved.
Major Caviqnarl Goes to Cabul
as Envoy Plenipotentiary.
Dom Pedro Has q Big Riot on His Hands
at Bio Janeiro.
SOUTH AFRICA.

No AHMtBTIcC.
CAFE TowH, juno II, via Madclra.-Troops
commenced TO ad7ance from Fort Pearson 10
Fort Chelmsford and Junction is almost cf-
lected with Col. Wood, who Is also advancing.
The rumor Tint an armtsttco has been agreed
to Is uot confirmed.
OPERATIONS.
LONDON, july "a correspondent With
gcnrgal headquarters, under dnto Of June 15,
says Cctcwayo occupies M impregnab1e posi-
.lon northeast Of UlundL A dispatch dated
Cape Town, June II, says the Tugcla column
advances tho o0ih inst. Tic Nfncty-6sst Reef.
ment has c1acuatcl Fort Chelmsford. It wfl1
defend this frontier, and be combined With The
ndyancc shortly.
4 BATTLE IMMINENT.
LONDON, july CA Cape Town dispatch VII
Madeira eaYs decisive action Is likely to be
fought ut umlassE, which the Zulua have strong
II iuttcnched.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-27

ETC ETC.
The undersigned have at great exI ense inn
ported the finest brands of liquors and cigars
to be used at their bar, direct fro
houses in Kentucky. Their endeayor win be
to obtain and secure the patronage of all.
JEwETT HI DsON. Proprietors.
f10-tf.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
WIMtNGToN, N. c.. May 2-sprits turpent
nominal at 2Ghc

WnM,NGToN, N. c.. May 2-spnts turpentine
nominal at 2G1ac.
INDIANApoLIs, May 2-Whaat weaker No. 2
red, sl@l Ol. Corn quiet at 34G3i15c. Oats quiet
at 26@2I12c. Bulk shoulders, 3LC: clear ribs
4Rc Lard, G4@6c Hams, 6G54@5c.
BOSTON, May 2-Flour dull: Western supers.
S3@g3 25 common extras, 50 756s4 25; Wisconsin
extras, AY4 80; Minnesota do, 81 26d5 so; Wis
consin and nc Minnesota patent spring wheat extras
70 2otqS %; winter whests, SG@7 90 Corn steady,
mixed ana yellow, 46G4Sc. Oats moderately ae
tive: No. and extra white, 36@39c; No. 2white
S5g35l4c; No. white and No. mixed, SO 11aaGS4c.
Rye, 64q65c.
BALTIMORE, May Flour uniet and steady,
Western superfne, s3a3 so; do extra, s4@4 50; do
Pennsylvania red steady at 81 1215; No. Western
winter red, spot and April, 81 O5%al O95I: NAV
u lo9l lo'Si June 81 lO1s@l 1914 Corn: West
e5n e5TL dul,; Western M xed, spot and April, 42l4@
43ss@iSs4c; steamer, 4OA@403sc
NEW YORK. May 2-Flour Super State and
Western, 81 2O@3 co. comiaou TO good extra, s. GO
90 80; good 10 choice, 50 95G4 SO; white wheat
extra, extra, 81 @ 5l@5 %; extra Ohio, So 7O@5 co. st.
Wheat: rejected spring, 76c: No. DO S5@s6c;
No. spring. 9O@92c: No. spring, 98lS@sl Of;
angraded do, 9l@97c' ungraded winter red
8 O59l u; No. d, 81 O7@l 0S; No do
No 2 amber, 81 TO- lngraded white, 81 O.
do at 81 l0lg@1 H. Rye dull: No. ! Western,
store, SIC. Barley dull Malt quiet and mn
changed. Corn ungraded 43L@li14c; No. 8,
4l4@4l54e; steamer, 4214@E2l%c No q 4I644IIc'
Oats qniet No. 2, sl94m32c; do white, 34I3@3sc;
mixed Western, Sll9@32)4c &C; white Western, 46s
S5e: Hay in fair demand at 4O@45c. Hors steady
and unchanged. Coffee dun: Rio, cargoes llGs
l4%e; job lots, l@ly1c, Sugar irmer fair to
good refining, S-l6@6}sc. Mslasses in
fair demand: Porto Rico 25a4Oc; Rice
in fair demand and firm. Petroleum
qniet, and steady: United, 755s@76 NC; refined &C.
asked: Tailow steady at 6Aa6%c. Resin quiet
at 81 40. Turpentne dun at 30@3lc Eggs oiliet
Western, l2l2c, Leather in fair demand and firm
Hemlock, Buenos Rio, light, middle and heavy
weights, lS@2lc. Wool dull and nominal domes
&c z6g3Se; pulled, 17@lTs4c; unwashed S@2lc
Pork irmer: mess, $40 25 for new; SIS q0@9 for Old
Beef quiet but steady Cut meats quiet: long clear
re; short clear, Lice. Lard quiet Prime steam
O. l5@! 2Oc. Butter dull and unchanged. Cheese
dull: Western. 2td8c. Whisky 81 O71@c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-02
Delphiau Literarv Society

The literary and dramatic entertainment
given by the Delphian Literary Society of
Groesbeck last evening at Odd-fellows' Hall
was u success in point of attendance and
parts enacted by its members. The pro-
gramme consisted of the choicest selec-
tons OF literature and music interspersed
with an affecting drama and a laughable
farce
David, King of Israel" an essay by Z.
T. Weatherby, opened the exercises, and
was rather tedious yet beautiful eulogy,
well read.
Vocal duet-"Music and her sister Song"
by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Bevis, was we'll
rendered; yet Mr.. B. seemed to lack the
selt-contidence that he evidently does pos
sess in the home drawing-room
Tree Tousand Miles A Away'-Comic song
by Mr.. VIM. Cary, was side-splitting Fritz
never done better.
Piano Solos-By Miss Maggie Aston and
Mrs. DR.. R. II. Moore, were noticeably fine
"Coqnette Punished Miss Alice
Burns, in which she showed degree of per-
fection in the art that should cause her
never to hesitate to present herself before
any audience for applause. Her delivery is
soft and audible; air easy and graceful and
gestures like music. She held her hearers
spell-bound, anu won both their loud and
silent applause. We predict for her fame
upon the rostrum.
Sunshine Through the Clouds" "A dra-
ma, in which all parts were well carried.
Miss Emma Aston as Harriet Trevelyan,"
and Mrs Cary as Emily" were splendid
DR.. Moore's cold Sanford" was so natural
as to seem as though it was the assumption
Of no strange character.
The renditions of Mrs. Dr. Moore upon
the piano were in artistic style and revealed
the high degree of her attanments
There is talent III the Delphian of which
the world will hear more than from this
brief notice.
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Jones, a colored man. He is wanted for
robbery. and the people OF Greenfield would
like to cast their optics upon him.
Mrs. Prof. Geiger entertained the Witten-
berg Seniors at her residence on College
avenue, on Tuesday evening. Toasts were
given and responded to. as was also the ele-
CANT spread which they collided with.
An exhibition will be given OF dissolving
views, on Monday evening next, for the
benefit of the English Lutheran Church,
The admission is reasonable and the cause
is deserving, and so let us see a big house.
Mr. Fred. T. Neff, the coal dealer, vyss
thrown from his horse on Wednesday even
ing, and received injuries to his fs;,e arms
and body. The same, though, are not of
such serious nature as to coafine him to
his home.
To BE Bound UP TIa.dT.-rbe following
of the faithful were furnished the usual
requirements by me Marriage License Clerk
since our last mention: Hiram Franklin
and RebecGa A. Lawrence: Cbas III Lank
ehan ahd Kate Benning. Two said, "Fell
the pencil shower nothing"
The festival and installation of the Inde-
pendent Order. of Good Samaritans on
Thursday night was huge affair. The hall
seekers that ever came together. A look in
was sufficient to convince one that every
body was taking that in which they would
not soon forget.
Charles Richardson the party of whom
rhention was made in our police items of
"Wednesday as having been fined for allow
/ ing his premises to be used for gambling
purposes, collared us on Thursday and in a
| few words desired us to state to tie public
that he did not deny the allegation made as
TO his being the proprietor of penny gam
bling house, but as to being gambler him
self he denies it in toto. Glad to apologize
Charles. Send on the rest of the staff.
TYPOGRAPHICAL ASSOCIATION pro-
prietors of the different printing establish
ments Of our city and the attaches of the
same are to meet in Squire Smiths office
on next Monday at 1880 p m. to form an
association for mutual advantage. The call
includes all engaged in whatever capacity
about these establishments, also the agents
and reporters of outside papers. The enter
prise meets with hearty approval and
from present indications may be voted
success.
AT the last meeting of the City Council
an ordinance was presented by the City
Solicitor, to provide for the summoning
and empaneling of juries in the Mayors
Court of our city, also to regulate the fees
OF the Mayor and Marshal in jury cases;
the same provides that in cases where i'm
prisonmeGt is part of the penalty, and the
defendant should plead not guilty and not
want a jury, the Mayor shall then impanel
jury of twelve men TO try the case The
jurors serving must possess all the qualiti-
cations demanded of those answering to
calls in the Common Pleas Court
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Unreh earsed Effects.


l was present many years ago at per-
formance of some cutthroat drama by a
certain strolling company who had made
Eastbourne their "pitch" for week.
There was wonderfully good house
considering" and the meIodrama had
proceeded fairly up to the entrance of an
assassin or hired "bravo" who, it turned
out, had been too long devoting himself
to the pleasures of the tavern bar. The
wicked Lord approaching the assassin, to
whisper his fell designs to him, observed
his Creatures" condition, and, combin-
ing his speech with little advice, said;
"Ha! ha. It's wellhyou are the man
sent for" Spoken aside: Pull yourself
together) The assassin Indignant J
"You be =! pull your own self to-
gether" and straightway staggered from
the scene, amid the shouts of the de-
lighted audience.