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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-27
Wisconsin Election.

The returns from the counties all
having been sent in, the result in Wis.
consin is footed up as fellows:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-27

The following table shows the items
of receipts and expenditures under the
general fund.-"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-27
kLCEIPTS.
State tax, including taX raised from

counties for the support of the
state university insane asylums
and industrial school for boys 80 SIT, 1888 65
Su!t TAX. ..,.................... 6,210 II
6auWay companies. S................. 395, $50 46
Telegraph companies. ............... 2,619 90
Insurance companies, fire.... 33 992 O3
insurance companies, life II 7sO 73
Plank and gravel roads. ........ 90 so
Peddlers' and show licenses ..... 6SlS 70
Penalty for non-payment of interest
on state and mortgaged lands. 3l26 So
Penalty for tresspass on state lands 60 50
Secretary of state, ordinary fees COL
lected...., ................. ......... 43s Sc
Secretary of state, notary fees COL
lected:: :........; .....-..... 1,22s 90
Commissioners of public lands, fees
collected ......................... 1916 96
sale OF Marathon county lands. 211 SO
Sundrles ............................ S,46S 10
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-27
The majoritfes of the republican cam
dIdates over the democrats. are as fol-

Gov. Smiths majority over all was
10 05S
, 1879-06-30
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

bpffd WfpostA 70 7ns 7ffAuH&
P1rrsDUIt0, pu .Iune 20-*llle strike which
has hrsn carried OIL for thu past two years by
tile lalnp.cAmnrY b'uwcra OF tho South Side il
ended, nnl the lneu will resume work ~ SOM,
as the necessary arrangements tau be nHdo.
Tile fnal conference between tho strikers and
tue manufacturers was held last nfght. Tho lat.
ter demanded TINT tue bluwcrs shouio return To
work al tho rate Of tits per "eurn il OF
'E1 chlsnucgs. but tho chfnuey.makere
eould not see. 1t, and offered to
ro,pfomise Oh s1,B3 per "turn" OF
3oo. After considerable t1lscu.srou that matter
was finally srttled by tht manufacturers aerce.
lliE to comply With the deft,nlll VI thu btuTcrs.
alll titus tho lohg.lookcl.for comnroniso was
eilertcd, lIll'l thu two years. strika brought to
close, to the great Joy Ut hundreds Of fami;los
Eho have been Oh the ragged edge OF starvation
fur ii,Any iuunths.
FALL RlyEls, Mass, June ga sliebt .,t.,
inrbanee occnrFets II tfIs Mcrchants' MIL Till
AFTERNOON. The corpuratton has several out.of.
Town spnners chartered oyer lle ot,lcu, small
building IN ths mill yard. A crowd uf yuuu1
.'ieli rom ~ 70 ~ yesFu old, CULTURED 10 tho
strcet ncar ile building, thsew stones through
tl!e oncn window, An4 created considerable dis
larba'Iee. This oolice dispersed tic crowd.
wo splnl!eFs left town Tonight to solicit nd In
New fork and Nav Jersey, md slx Or riQht
<lallu,
, 1879-06-30

COUPONS I1atarlne May and November. 1874, And
is." and flto the failure 70 meet thc Inter.
Witch the s yc acGr9e n,r On sho In
t,ecomcs their duty to institute legal proce ct!nrs
'oT -. me t.ffseasnre Of their mertsaar
various oondholdcrs nud crcdilora Of the Compnny
the nucseione Involved In The REORGANIZATION q! illo
company. The net Income Of the t'omnnnv IL not
snMclent 10 meet tho coNpnnA Of the consolidated
noAnA. hnM the accumulation of past dns coupons
T. now 40 lasec That shere IL no prosnect Of ihcir
naImen; under s1lst,nR arrangement. This
ths control e lie con.olhlae hnnaoders. s osae snS
1eea 10 ne claims of holders of bonds stcnrej by
recognized BY law. The not Income Of tf,e cam. IN.
pnny has boen sufficient 10 pay tho conpons OF liz
r'os 1T ToIdt1aaes hat n making nrcc'aarv renew
there has ar!scn an Indebtedness for current ~
psn.rs. which cxIst n pr: :trrcd c'aIm.. 'A' '@'
a1 ~ Il. 2, IT, q The Com
ed By The rours. these preferred claims mnst .,e
1aIa from the surplus earnings after n1rcilnR cur.
mcnt OF coupons m tho land grant and I1oiiy
Warne a Monrnc hond,. ''S'''
70. The pnsnase Of preventing as far A. prac,,cA.
nom ptyment Of theae coupons. snd to factittlis
the tpeedy reorganization OF tha company, md
paes =, ssIs y sssn ssEs That hs not afnnvs
ment OF eonnons on fhc nror bonds. and to 4 di.
yi,tnn n the surplus among those ho1dng the con.
eennr e s esse. s,s.e. Of nattic' M
.tes Of The Cnmnany, u has been proposed to find
the unpaid coupons nf 1k79. and n!eo The 1tolly.
WhYne Monroe coupons Maturing July !. 1870. aud
jan: !. 1880: and tho land 9rnnt conuons, raatnr.
nT sept lA,i an March !. tsA0 ;anl the Dsy city
Eat Saginaw liatlruai coupons. maturing July
!, 1h7s, and Jan. !. 1Han: also thr unpaid cou.
Tons OF JANUARY. 1873. on aalnc bonds, Into a u
rsr cent bona' lo bo ls.nc,. by the reoraanlxed
Gomnany. and tn bc secured npon thc property Of
w COMPANY. subject tn prlnr mnrtgnees. hut
which security will take precedence n The rights
bonds. '"0' 's"e'
The ufnccrs Of the Companr consider tho bonds
ptlnf to the consolidated bonds "A amply Hecurcd
and caution holaers ayntnat Eacr!dcc, notilwith.
their coupons.
, 1879-06-30
WESTERN PATENTS.

List of patont, 1.,u.a ~ x,u.&...-
| As'ueu 70 Hoftn"estern
| insnhtors
isnttial T4.pascA 70 7as TRIBUTE.
/ WASHINGTON r. e.. lima ma n ,r~u.
q Co., Fatent Solicitors, report the following
] patents Issued 10 Inventors Of tho Northrest-
esn States for tie past weck.
| ,t,,.,o,a
uu p., x.,,...
II nnt1,,, "in,usssRtTon, nass ~, ioou steamers.
eixascs Tor stre"t ana nher .n, "ann1Ac'ush9 OF
] tutcph Ctcca, Decatur. Rrain.senar,tor
=. 81. CFandell. Chicago, spool for winding
] WIG.
M:, ~: Y. u. hnd j. j. Gushing, prophetatoVp,
| "nihlG1fce
| - AaSdon' Chicago, sewing g-machiuo needle-
Stl,,e Snar,es Iisylman. Chicago, ciear.box.
| 1aci{,v "A''' ~"'eaRo' Anoe-faftehlh8 and
Thouus Kcys 1actsonr,,,. r,g..,..
John r Mnno"t, Itns'tt,
pntesltu,. A*o~~'o'u' n@t'esse" two-
john p Mamma I|Hu; I|nsex;; .atMan Gonhecuona.
+. Aiorean, Jr., chicaco sh'nn,nr. Gu nascts'
Johh y. PATTERSON. 1lock Fails, c6rt1 .p|Rutert
= II r. 1' 1ltas' Hock Fatls hand.t!uck.
, 1879-06-30

science. Thc charges aeatn,t tho narrative
Nero based on falsc pre-suppositions. The arg,l-
n1chte which Nr. lnRcrsot urged ageinsi lin
teinntaton the iatl The s!c1,lHc, and Tic con.
ltts'on " tongues had arisen from The virtual
hensal mat tod exercised a proyidcital caro-
over t'le untversc That flo had matlernan In lis
own image, gifted with tho power OF choice, and
nau leit them 10 develop n character which liz
vowed ihe happiness or misery Of themselves,
a!!d niultltudcs With whom, they might bo nsso.
ciated. To Danish mighty sinners from tic
e sasi w. not to blot ont tetr e!'tcencc. md 70
tic stroke uutll ttclr cl,p Of ln!a,itty
was full. The nutcdfiuvIuns wcro mt sxcpt
!ron the earth TIL tl,cEr sins cried 10 ltcayIri
for vengeance. That same Being waited Will
infnite patlcnco to.dar, and sought to win viii
every expression u tenderness the souls that
bud wandered from Him.
In conc'uston, Mr. Curliss Urged any. who
were dtstufted with DOUBTS to pray iimt they
might 20 delivered. anI that through faith ii
letas Christ a. ncrsonal savlor, they might
KNOW Tint pcnco nhch passcth all uuderstaliJ-
lug. -
, 1879-06-30

T. THE TRIBUNE recently hal al Item In which
It was stated that tho Chicago lines would take
ITO notice OF uny action the now " fourth. hand u
might take as,d that they vould not reduce
rates hccauso tint line was taking passengers
from kansas City to Chicago at s7.50, since II
was not probable that the new line would find
IL practicable 70 continue In existence very
long, as tile Illinois Central aud Missouri, Kan.
sas T. Texas had nothing to gala by remaining
parttea 10 such NIL Arrangement. Thls item has
brought oft tho following comments from the
Karsas CltY Times, which no doubt were In.
spircd BY Mr. Lord OF tho Bt, Louis, Kspsas
City & Northern:
:, It can b atated!risht hefs that lhs uFou..in.
liaNd. Line" ch1ae into shs hghl to star and that
they tntenu 10 atick to the $3.50 rata 10 Cn,caro
through Ihlck anJ thin. TAu 1oas,s cOn,ponnu t(ie
~ FeuE. .tn+ltand arc hound By wflttrp eoptract
which dooa not expire for year, and Ne Town.
4und, Hunstal Passenger Agent OF the W&1nsh,
xnt tn The city FcaeFay sud stated that tho iii.
mol. Central would not 20 out u tAs pool It Il
could. and. furthermore. did not Wish TO- All
tais talk Ablht the 1T. Louis lines unTutfIuy tlo
wa,te aas !. RID tor parpo4o. but II eau DO 10 j
a1.g y own |sa'sfday md was yosy saEe !hat his
Mas xooh enough for hin. md the ''Fouf.lt,.
Hand caErlrI out on an Ayotaye hfty CAcago
passengers day, ''rhe talk in Iun CIioAaS
,ihnrAe a1ont tho Illinois Ccnffsl and Missouri,
saHtaa Texas, The iNo of 11sos Of the -Four In.
Hand, wanting 10 'swltch' Was falas, ~ he Enew
70 tho contrary u: aud 70 tbs Agbt COCA oa, With
lie ehd apparently no nearer thsn two weeks ago
, 1879-06-30

win tie church to-day. intending to-. no 10 En-
Rl"n'' "'''' thence to return 10 New England
s.u fc'efcaee In The ministry. The 1scr Father
late Conception, also eoVdrtd his mtn.tcrnI
sonnGcilon to-tla,. After tivr weeks In Colorado
~ WI assu'1H pastoral charge OF lu clurcil At
, 1879-06-30
there were plenty moro days coming, or II tI,ero
were n0t they would never need II. 81. Louis ID
never tn Eufry,H ~

:, III. HUI, whoac wife WIS murdered IN New
YORK the o'f,cr week, according 10 ihe Lromaife
,sn htTs, "sS smnloysd tr Jarrett N Palmer to At
t'i tGn a. nan,os ansl booths during l1rr tcrma
accmed kind, competent, and pteaaar,t ialbeit
conyeIsatinnaflv somewhat prosyl Old uentis-
man. 10 attended many memfcrs 10 as,,i out
81 me Theatre, and visited for weeks At their
W. miVht name, scfus|'lv to send IN Bit for bio
services on The congAIescence ot. his patienta.
, 1879-06-30
DRAMATIC NQTEa

.... NtHNlhAlN NOI11Ss
4 HAmlsn bus captured the QeprClp MjnattnIt
for this week.
"Pinafoso" burjesqucl by the Mesatl,erlans
at Hoo!oY's tonight.
"L'Asaommolr" will shortly bo p!ayod al
baldwtn's, San Francisco.
"My Awful Dad" has evidently captured The
| critics OF the Pacific Coast. r..
James Coltter's Union Square company next
season will include George stoddart
An engagement Of ono week begins this even
inE at ltuYerly's With Tony Dencr's .sIIumptv
Dumpty" company.
According to Mr.. Havcr1y he hus signed
eoatsact WITH salvlnl. who will appcar at tho
Lyccum In November, 1880.
Burt shcnlard, who was to hare ptayed the
.Ivsehins at lloolcy's tha evening. Ia s,1iTernr
iront, diphsheFia. A substitute las been ss-
cured.
John r. MeDononeh will begin his pext
Will the play "M'liss," with Auulu Pixjcy as
tic star, ="
The matronly Mar Fiske at the METROPOLITAN
w mtlues nor time between Watching Ills ticket.
taker at Llc doDr at,.! keeping her eagts eve on
her risky femaas on LIN stage.
:. aeYofrtek." Just produced with crcat success
y H. e1 rfaHc'seor ls. tt appsars, trpnsa!nn by
tcl'anez, pruluced in Madrid ,,,l liz 1tn ~ M.S
lsg7 Under the tiis t,f "Uu praar Dr. Hnavas, I. ~,
Tho drama IL still considered one uf tiu hrst
plays Of tic modern spautah stasr.
According to tho DuIlas {Tox.) Herald the de-
ror,cr ~ .,,rnr, r .oufa4fet o. Tue actor
man. wtn vns ~, t.;,,.',. - 1tonssaha ecntfe-
tIt # WA fnrriaa ~ ~ s ~ ready to swear
asa rortsf NY a.,t barrymore, both of whom wcrs
Eel ~ H. nu cma t'as ~ moment Curf'e got the
fcse Are H.. .pa,,,a Iu s'oE tnetn 10 ssl1do.
puiiticfans ri thn. w,ran.t' Eusana Is I!Re LILO
, 1879-06-30
MISTAKES OF MOSES.

=, THE nHv. SAMUEL IVES ouaT1ss
preached In tho Union Park Congregational
Church yesterday :1tornI,lg to very largo con-
s'sss9n cat draw darn orsner to esr what o bad
.h. Guia. - W. a"IG.sosts 'eetuFe on
Inc M 'M1stakea OF Moses." Ills text WA:
MnG sh1ngad ag the s5nsh Of Cod into lo and
Ieesioe IS VINO IL oles'ed forever.' ,Amcn.-l9omans,
'. ~ .,. -.
lnc ARostfo raul, no said In that terriblu
picture which be draws. Of the scnsuality aud
picture which evcry c1os.t,nt M ..he,..'n wo.,La
sionorv ,csnow1o,.,a 'tus ~ ~. @s.'la. ana MIS-
essI@n. ~ 10 20 strictly truc-
nss'Epeo tne reason Tor that melancholy degra-
dattou' The hcathcn, be aaid. who once had tlc
therefore or.hiaod @ tha Tor l'e and
0roo,or tv,,a s.,.,I4s - s.1Atu'e ,hStenao1 inc
o"s,ast.,.. u"o =, ~ luEa' nes SOS IN lngersolPs
md children tile prelEmiuariea Of a similar
process. which, If Il wcrc tn aw.o, rhs,,.t".,..
a. l,o ]estrcf from t,,o oer., U"'su ,'1 oSl'ans'
viii n c,vi1t.atIo,, .o..n ~. .at. wooto leave us
Mr. Curt!ss had no doubt that Ingorsoll
possessed tho rarcss tact IN ,rtcrc,t,no. ~
audiepse, aud be could :unlerstand hoy t,,a nn
Colonel succeeded Il caniiyat,nf, .aa ~ .no t
e seemed to the speaker to be- ks one ms o fa!re thn.s
old sophts's who protessed his ability 10 maln.
tain npy ppettion. IndefJ occorx,u, ~ A.
~, ~ .i''nh.net no appeared Ia just
ttc tac saae saaa,, rug II. which ho accused
o,r,o.t III taessn " appearinE-that Of IN
I'M, so r.,oht aI h.d siatsnsa e blhle through
Pay Play n!s ;asi, IM!cn'e' Ibls wa Indeed possible
y, May @ OF atuaYafiE out literature. Ho was deaf
o iInss hcsn p}Sste p st.ans ~ o. Christianity which
!iironshout the centuries. Rather than enjoy
Ite fragrance q Liz tlowcrs, he paRscd thc to
aea,| ~ Il poss9e, @ npot. SONG dunxll. 1fc was
suala - maSe s s ~ q 9 hbe as oue who
madnsss . test OF shakspeare's geuus, or OF
tne vAsele OF hts Immortal plays. The speaker,
nowe'ef & would not bs ,lndsratooa as imnlsinE
iiat HI .as .mese % wsIo elem.shes IN the bible.
no" irrational this method was. He aid |
not Waht young men to bo led captive by but |
.etnr sne.otls' slnso ,tlo cxposuro Of tho mis-.
spell was broken show them that their c!lnrmer
mad no more rem merit than 1ttanu's tn "Mld-
could bc content to he dGfst, mid think tint
psranps ! ~ thcra was ~ immsns!ty somc being be-
meath whose wing tho universe existed. whose
cVcsy thonEht WAS start. but who had lott this
oor "orla 70 .ake IT'S courso, a1d all Hs erca-
Imses y. & 70 suner Without on9 word Of sympnthy,
before rolectu; TINT Book Which which was was
!,1sf !ss9elased with mothct's prayers
IT. IT. aeais aha the hollest Influences Of
:; aria Dcto5c etnoarklng on the shorelcss,
'ttar!eas t aea or Atheism he should want some.
.nns more than tl!e Mistakes Of atoses.',
% ,ot os sieq sn n at the ee Of tho state Ebo d
!, MIR, Curtiss then took I'D the ayartous a,,cr-
nns W.. W9:sh ~. lnEcrsoll was "tryiug to
uPlasqts ' ~ Wsst 70 Atle!sm." llo proicssed
9 frco LIEN a. fur possible from the tyranny
i cteeds, 50 tllat they pccdoi no lonrcr' nw,,
, 1879-06-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Krrpl I In tho hou1s, that it may be promnt.
" adntatstorcd Ia ali sudden attacks ut cholsfa.
u,olbus, cEumps, daFrhsx,, coltc ur any stYvetlpn
nf tho towus, for WHICH -uF. Jaae's 1:sruinatiTa
halsaui II al enaetMal remedy. AZ ;thls sa4soa uf
!he yeat every family will md /. ! useful and 70.
lIAhlu curative. -
, 1879-06-30
FLINT y rEttE MA,,ou RITE.

,u
Iha history Ut tho trouble under which the
Flint q Pere Marquette Company Iabors IL
gwen 10 tho following crcular Issued by Jcsss
Ioyt, President, and IL. Z. Potter, Secretary:
, Tbs Trustees Ut tue consolidated murtesgs bonAa
hive notified tho President sud Directors OF thu
t.int l. Fcfn Marquette Hallway CuHIDaIly tnat. in
coAscanehcu OF tho 1cfault ~ lhe p4JMeuts Of tLo
, 1879-06-30
LOCAL TURF NOTES.

1@oN1AA lUltF NOTES.
Els'e Good, Lew Scott, and Aiuzo-Afauto ar.
rived yesterday, and arc at the track Tor tho
Fourth Of July races.
There Is considerable interest taken ia the Iys.
year.old race-thc Criterion Cup-all owing In
the Lor!llord horso being 10 1t. Wallcnstetn !,
selilnE hleh tayorttc Ia the pools.
Wa!lensteIn, Luke Blackburn, Buckuer, Kim.
ball, Mlntzer, and Goodnigh. are rll lad to be-
sure winners OF tile raccs to-iuy b. thcir r..
spec1ive friends. They caunot all win, how
over. saw"
- Col. Comfy has advIces from Mtnneapo|is. ~
iaul, st. Louis, nli numerous otller po!nts
ifom oromincnt turf.neu tint they will be here
TO attend the July races. Everything uoints
dHy. " '@'4'
There was q larcc crowd Of visitors at. tho
Jockey Club Park yesterday, the pleasant DIV
hlvll'E bad the effect oF drawing them ont, Tfie
runners were given their work On .he tsstio
Track. The main track was worked under thc
harrow aAturtiav, and the rain Of Friday night
haa no Injurious effect, as the wstcr rall on
RAPIDLY: The harrows viii oo put on this morn.
itiE carly, mud worked till 10 O'Clock, and then
the nlaneE will put the track IN Arst-class shape
fos work. Tu-day's races will no doubt bo
hus a. nny Of this meeting.
, 1879-06-30
ELSEWHERE,
PASTORAL
&1ANfn9 r{nMrtAS .

6oeSai Di&hasea 10 774 TrfaunA
AtooalsoTos. Ill, June eo-TAe Icy. J, g.
THOMSON, pastor of ths Free Congregational
Church OF Bloomington, severed a!s couuoc;lun
, 1879-06-30
SPORTING.


|
nAsta-HALL'
Ihere were but two League gamcs PLAYED
count Of rain. Tue srores were as follows: ;.
CHICAGO ". CINCINNATI.
ri, I,nnia0s- 9 50
Cincinnati. ;i..'i q n y y y;
Ruys .AnsEn:
| InnIu1s- az 81 o7an
Chicago, ,,,..........0 . Q Q Q 90 I. o.
Tw.,h... ;,: ':iT ~, ca.o Go
Fistt base on orrura-rhicavo, Il: C;nc4unat, /"
Erross affecting tho seorc-Ch!cago. Q: C,ncin-
"11., na.s. nm cn,,,d ha,,,-11.,r,,.o, a., uu,,.
son. "'''''"A'
Tayted bal's-Esliy, e.;
fimnl nna tnrWi1I1a, n,scvSsHM htte; M.rI, y
noaTox W. r"o,,nvx,,
Ianlnof- IL i -, j 7ap
i;t@a.a5... nosi9n ..........a 9 9 . Q 10
EarncSI rnn:.i,n.,an ,;:,,i:; pruvSaou u
I'wo. baso hi.s-ilonrs. rolsy, Jatuess O'Rourko,
Inree. I,a base slit*-Foisy. Wright.
Frst lssss m n1ro,s,.n.,os nna,so, p,ou,,.
louoIo r.eys--Suttou. itnrio"x nnn W,,s..,i, i,
IIntck. Uurdock and Morrill,: Iimnioct III
sforri}. N""
:, sttack ons-o'Rourse, Snyder (a), Hordock.
Mgrtill. Ward. Mathews
rsnsp o. Tsh,e-lwo housa thirty minutes.
."p.o-fo ossHseh'
IN me championship racc Chicago has a
, 1879-06-30
ITEMS.

Subscriptions wcEc recently received by tho
Denver L. Rio Granfe for q, ,000, 600 new bonds
to be used fn 4aeui1dlnG cxtenslons, and Tint by
tho terms ofthc circular Offering the bonds each
purchaser was to receive $500 stock as 4 bonus
With each $1,000 bond. 1t IL now stated that
the validity Of the proposed issue will be con-
trsted on the ground TINT the Company has no
right to issuo either stock or bonds unless
authorized by yotc Of the stockholders. Itis said
Tint many OF the largest subscribers have agreed
to mike no payments until the question ii
settled.
The Grand Trunk Railway has given notice OF
reducing. duly ]. tlls WAGES aht1 saarges Of ali in
the employ OF the Company 10 per cent. Spenk.
81 this reduction tha Toronto 1loba has tho
following:
The Grand Trunk Railway Company arc about to
Teatce the wages OF thotE employees 10 per cent
~ tile Grand TrunE pays not n,ucf, ]cgs than
sloo, Do0 week fur wagef, here Ii a lnss or muro
than hall million dollars per 1nnum inflicted upon
the rnEksnrmcn Ut this country. or enonvn 10 keen
Q tnoue1nd artisans and iheIr families In comfort
all tue ycnr round. This terrible disaster In jjuc
primarily TO- the workings of tho nav tariff. The
receipts OF the railways have been diminishing Ut
teaeIa! rate since the new tariff canc in force,
while thelr working expenses have been sesiously
which arc doing M good TO nnyboly. Tho worst OF
u 10 that tyen sh!s reduction OF rxpenses viii not
restore The GRIND Trunk 10 it, former postum.
Tug recent arbitrary Increase tn the satc OF lncai
freiehts on grain ntId -four !Ius already been men.
toned aud commented on,
, 1879-06-30

-. DRUNKENNESS, =
Dr p'U1xai. dsscoYcrer OF Tho ctnchoua cpto for
drankenaeas, cate4 Ill casst. Roon. ~ palmsF
uaAss, 80"
, 1879-06-30

zen.hocn!R) OF the United States. There,
seemed t9 be Il ranora1 satisfaction that an :,
American had carried OIL tllc n.et psxe, Il has
t,'G s Il fe a' Of The ernn sharpshooter
mh, WI araw !he attention Of the Americans 10 ttis
bers e0e ~ spert an g. Them to become mem
a. a. Boees Bssso1h9otsr socc!ss sh he Clubs
bund, presented Iii. Hayes xith tIn mn,Isi Ia% su%
proclaimed him King In a yery neat and anf,rn.
nrlate specch. Mr. Hayes made an at,nronriato
tep'E. n1'll heartily expressed bis feelings ior
Mr John D. Ilesner. Of tbIs civ, r.cetvod H..
seeohd ,s prlze, 61oo In United states bouds. for
hn1s'nE tte most centres on tho Union toruet. .
ior,, s. :: nartmrn @ won the ttfrd prize, s85 in
xaa won by r Il Boe, of s. toM,s %Su 10 nnnfy, oney,
Gonmfssloner Boese. 0eurre Ketstcn, H"nr,..
KuehI, aud George Hartman received roid ani
syer .,s. medal. for making 300 points, md minor
There was also contest for skill With the sific
anonR the ladies Of the 8harpsliooters and two
targets ihd been n.aFranged for them,-a UUton and
NJ. nMhcs e.s tarses 90 tl!e unon The tlrst prxs,
MerkIe: prizes on this target vera also won hv
n,rs. !;opert, Mira. karsten, Aftss Louise HIATT
Fiefa1 ana II Ht' RI! B9sr'In Mtg wsEner and Mil
t!fst pIize, !lnc gold medal, was aesurci ~ by
~. Mfs sehroeiort *ho WAS proclaimed 9hoottnr
9aesn Ssshntxsn Ksnixio Prxes thIs taf
Mrs. Idppert, Louise Hartman. Mrs: sanSrr
H.: M;.. ". slerkle Mrs. Kcfsten, Mis- Baus and
,,i,a Darns r. the festival = prtse.bovltnE took
% place 10 another part Of the park, which Afforded
.,u oe onue5stoul that the Germans uss but nino
pins, a'N! not tc,l, - Ia the custom With snrris
s.s est's Mr Joseph Bartenshlaeger reccirai The
threw 81! nines 2uG times out Of 8in A.
cs,sfles aiathei and Charles Miller received tha
seeohu ntIt' Third ps1zcs respectively, Archery
am' oscr sporta werc also gong on during e
,ss.sa1' n,,a tnc successful ones were awarded
un'il m lato in tue evening" The last trains from
Assocla1on' arr!vea ln ibis CITY attor il O'Clock
city for their respective homes today,
, 1879-06-30

,, How mJ throat hurts: Then why don't ron MA
lla!Ss li1nsy " l!nrehonnl and Tarf
Flkafs roUthaeta Dfups cure III Que mIuuta. s
, 1879-06-30

itn'plss on the faco nud rougt1ne.s Of tho
eRlA sansshss upon tho use Of Cxxwejrs t.s,npbar
lcu Lotun. Sold in Chicago " luck u NaYnst.
Che" Jackson's bess sweet Navy 1obAece.
, 1879-06-30

nASE-NALL,
There were but two League games played
Saturday, the otslcrs botng postponed gu &c.
count oi rain. Tile Bcores werc Us follows;
, 1879-06-30

Iwh'bas h'te-Laskfn. Gore, kallv.
FsEtt base on nrru1#-chIcaro, =: Cincinnati. ..
Errors affecting tho scorc-Ehicago, 9; Cincin.
nati, =.
Bases On called balfs-IlAuEinson and Will,ou.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-08
A Practical Lesson.

Ayoung stoodlistlessly watch
ing some anglers on q bridge. He
was poor and detected. AT last, up.
proaching a basket filled with whole
some-looking fish, he sighed:
eff now 1 had these would be
happy. i could sell them at q. fair
price. and buy me food and lodging
I. 81 will give you just as many and
just as good fish," said the owner,
who had CHANGED to overhcar his
words, "if you will do me o trifling
favor"
"What is it?" asked the other.
"0nly to tend this line till | come
back; | wish to go on short. .errand. "
The proposal was gladly accepted.
The old man was gone SO long that
the young man began to get impa-
tient. Meanwhile the hungry fish
snapped greedily at the baited hook,
and the young man lost all his de-
preston in the excitement Of pulling
them in; and when the owner Of the
line returned he had caught a large
number. Counting out from them as
many as were in the basket, and pre-
senting them to the young man, the
old fisherman said:
81 fulfill my promise from the fish
you have caught to teach you when
ever you see others earning what you
need, to wait no time in fruitless
wishing, but to cast line for Your
self"