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,:25% =, VASHLIDH ' GO. e:

This wonderful substance is acknowledged by ply
scians throughout the world to be the best remedy dis
covered for the cure Of Wounds, Burns, Rheumatism
that every may y it, IL is put up in 10 and 2S
bottles for household use Obtain il from your druggist
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Malarial ievers can DO prevented, also other
miasmaiic diseases, by occasionally using
Or. SaVOrds Liver IHUi0ordtor, the oldest
general Family Medicine, which Is recom-
mended as a cure for all diseases caused by a
disordered liver. Eighty-page book sent free.
Address DIR. Sanford l62 Broadway, N. Y.
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vEeETrNE is nourishing and strengthening,
purifies the blood; regulates the bowels;
quiets the nervous SYSTEM; acts directly up
on the secreuons, and rouses the whole
aVstem To action
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Vegetine.
Kidney Complaints.
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS

The symptoms OF an acute attack Of Inflammation
OF the Kidneys are as follows: Fever, pain in the
small of the back, and thence shooting downward
numbuess OF the thigh, vomiting, usually at first q
deep red color OF the urine, which becomes pale and
coloress as the disease increases and is discharged
very often with pain and difficulty; costiveness
and some d. gree of collie. In chronic diseases Of
the kidneys the symptoms are pain in the back and
limbs, dryness Of the skin, frequent urination (es-
pecally at night, general dropsy, headache dizzi-
ness OF sight, indig stion, aud palpitRtion Of the
heart gradual loss OF strength, paeness and puff
ness of the face, cough, and shortness Of breath.
In diseases of the kidneys the VEaKTINE gives
Immediate relief. 1t has never failed to cure when
1t is taken regularly and directions followed In
many cases it may take several bottles especially
cases of long standing. 1t acts directly upon the
secretions, cleansing aud strengthening removing
testify to OF long standing having been per-
fectly cured by the VRGETINE, even after trying
many Of the known remedies which are said to be
expressly for this disease.
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GREAT HORSE MDDTCINE.

Get Lyons Patent Heel sti1eners applied
to those new boots before you run them over.
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EIv,s CrenIn nnIm,

HABrONl IA, Jan. 70, TB6Vl
By far the best remedy for the trenttnent OF
Catarrh, is Ely's Cream Balm, which Is hav-
ing the largest sales with us OF anv prepara-
tion now. The reports are ell favorable to
the Balm, and we do not hesitate 10 indorse
it as superior TO any and all other articles.
The Balm is pleasant aud easy to use.
CYRUS LAVAL & Son., Druggists.
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It always makes man feel dissatisfied
with himself when friend tells him " a
word to the wise is sufficient" !" and then
goes on and talks to him for three
hours. .-SteubenpiHe Hj.edld.
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The close confinement OF ali factory work,
gives the operatives pallid iaces, poor sppes
lite, languid, miserable feelings, poor blood,
inactive liver, kidneys and urinary troubles,
and all the physioians and medicine in the
world canoot hclp them unless they get out OF
remedy, especially ior such cases, having
abundance OF health, sunshine and rosy
choeks in them. They cost but q tribe. See
another column -, Christian Recorder.
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ON 80 days. TRIAL,

We will sem Eecro-Voltaic Belts and other
Electric APP anceS trial for 80 days those AFFLICTED
with Rey1ot1 Debility and diseases of personal nature
of the Liver Kidneys, Rheumatism, Paralysis, etc
sure cure 0tldrant cd or no pay.
Address VOItaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
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You have read this notice about twenty
Glnes before. But did you act upon the sngges
ton 90 often made, nancy; 10 AJAX any oot and shoe
dealer Tor boots with GoOdrtch's Patent Ressc-
mer steel Rlvet Protected SOlet Guaranteed
TO ouwear Any Sole ever made. II you have not
the very xt time you waut boots shoes with soles
that will wear like iron and repairs and don't you
buy any other.
ny references are any Sewing Machine Company OF
their agents In this country.
10 Church ST., Worcester Mas and 40 Hoyns Ave,
lhinaan- Ill
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$Ht# tsEsp7 H. 5$::s t. ,l.n. a.
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W. JENNINGS DEMORES'
II East l4th Street, Ne

Agents Wanted EverySvhere 70 VA
ordinary inducements will be offered.
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2 %F1s :' 2 2la. q 4 ..s wa g. i:. s 90 & as
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A H1.EN'S Brain Food-oures Nervous Debility
IA Weakness Of Generative organs 8l-al druggists
SEM fr CrrI % Aliens Pharmacy 3l3 FIsl AYe.,NY
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VEGETISE has restored thousands to health who
had been long and painful sufferers.
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A STURIA.-Farnhams old Established Asthms
IN Remedy giving instant relief In all and which
is ndorsed by thousands OF sufferers from this distressing
disease is manufactured and sold by Cas Shutter at thi
Original Depot, Sparta Wisconsin, and sent per mail
10 any aldIess on reCelpL Of One Dollar per Box.
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MMEA MONTH"; AGENTS WANTEDI
NAsnNN 20 Best Selling Articles in the world, .
OOOO sampeySes. yAY BRoEsoE, Detroit Mich
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GLASS MEN IN SESSION.
HOOSlER HEADQUARTERS.

MISUNDERSTANDING POULTRY SHOW
FIRE-BEE-KEEPERs, ETC. +
Special to the Star.
IrDIANAPoLIs. Jan. ia man named
Brosier committed suicide at the Little H0.
tel Yesterday with chloroform.
Levin T. Miller. attorney, of Williams
port, Ind, left the Bates House week ago
this morning and has not been seen since.
His coat and hat were found in an alley,
and he is believed to have been murdered.
Big crowds are in attendance at the Poul-
try Show, this being the last day of the ex-
hibition.
There was small fire at o'clock this
morning in Darby & Co.'S store on West
Washington street. Loss small.
George Harding proposes to launch q
new Herald in few days.
John W. V. Very, Postmaster at Madi.
son, and Frank N. Harper, of the same
place, were arraigned here yesterday fol-
em5ezzlement.
The Bee-keepers elected officers last
evening and adjourned sine die.
r. G. Miller, professional overcoat thief
stole W. M. Howelfsc ,at. containing $276.
from the rack at the Grand Hotel last
evening. He was PROMPTLY nabbed.
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PoINDEXTER ON w1LLIAMs-GARFIRLD'S RE-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BISHOP, ETC.
Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 15.-The House Com
mittee appointed to investigate Mr.. Beck,
the restaurauteur who refused to furnish a
meal to Mr.. Williams the colored member
from Hamilton County, held short session
yesterday afternoon. They examined one
OF the walters, but his evidence failed to
disclose anything new. Puindexter, a
prominent colored man here, says Williams
is carrying matters too far for his own good
The House and Senate only held brief
sessions yesterday afternoon. The business
transacted was If an entirely local nature,
and of little importance.
Senator-elect Garfield, who was to have
arrived in this city on the 3 o'clock train,
did not arrive until after 4 o'clock. He was
driven to the residence of Governor Foster.
About o'clock Senator Garfield Governor
Foster and others proceeded to the Senate
chamber, where Senator Garfield held a re-
ception and received the congratulations
OF his friends.
Ex-Governor Bishop and wife leave for
their home in Cincinnati to-day. The re-
firing Governor takes the best wishes OF
hosts of friends with him. i-tt
Governor Foster sent the name of ex-
Lieutenant Governor Fitch 10 the Senate
for confirmation as Trustee Of the Cleve-
land Lunatic Asylum. &c., Ia.
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A Dangerous Thing.

Habitual constipation is a disease that
fully scven-tenths of tie inhabitants Of the
civilized globe are heir to. Constipation
is gradual disease, ending, always, in that
terror to human existence, the piles. Nu-
merous and loudly indorsed advertise
ments daily appear in newspapers Of sure
cures for this terrible disease of the human
system, but so far no remedy has been
found that would successfully combat this
dread destroyer Of life Little by little it
grows OH person afflicted By constipation,
and finally the victim finds. too late, that
he too is numbered among the many wag
are doomed to drag a weary existence mn
til death relieves him. The great aud
world-renowned remedy, the Swedish Bit
ters, are not only cure for constipation,
but are sure remedy for headache, dikzi-
ness, depression Of spirits, &C., caused by
sedpntarv habits, want Of exercise. and
especially by an inactive and torpid liver.
To obviate all these evils use Swedish Bit
terS. .syF
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METROPOLITAN MENTION.
STEAMBOAT SUNK.

STEAMBOAT BUNK.
National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Jan. 15.-Yesterday after
noon shortly after 3 o'clock the steamboat
"G. T. Olyphant," of the Hunterspoint
Annex Line collided with the Grand.street
ferry boat Warren" in East River, oppo-
site Grand street. The "Olyphant' had a
large hole stove in her side and sunk in q
few minutes. No lives st.
AN APPEAL TO MAINE.
The Board of Trade and Transportation
here appeals to the sons of Maine to sink
partisanship
AN IMMENSE REDUCTION.
The Society for the Prevention of Crime
proposed to reduce the number of retail
liquor dealers from 10, 900 to 1000. ..
TAKE HIM UP TENDERLY.
The negro burglar Robinson who nearly
succeeded in numbering one of the servants
in an up town house the other day and was
handsomely thrasled BY another has Just
been sent topris"n for twenty years.
MONTH BEHIND TIME.
A party of twenty negroes on their way
from Arkansas to Liberia, have Just reached
New York month late for the African
packet, and the officers of the Colonization
SJciety are puzzled what to do with them.
ROBERT EMMETr's sGRAND-NEPHEw.
The death of Thomas Adds Emmett,
aged sixty.two. Superintendent of the
Carmel Water-works and engineer for the
Department of Public Works, is published
to-day He was born in this city. He was
a granddaughter of the renowned Robert
Emmett.
PRoMIscUoUs AND pLAToNIc KISSING.
The jury of Methodist clergymen meet
to-day to discover whethera brother preach
er. who has been doing some promiscuous
kissing, did it all platonically.
BAUER's MULDooN.
Mnldoon and Bauer are to wrestle next
Monday evening.
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KENTUCK KNlCKKNACKS.
Choice Currents Collected in the Corn.
cracker Commonwealth.
Special ; to the Star.

Special to the Star .....-
PADUcAH. Jan. 15.-Last nj hit Charles
Ragon. just over long drunk, got mad be-
cause friend would not give him some
whisky, and took large dose of morphine,
but was observed in time to be saved.
LEBANON, Jan. 15.--John Tupnlan. Rep
resentative-elect from Adair County, is re-
ported to be worse. 1t is thought improba-
bic that he will be able to take his seat
during the present session.
VANcEBURG, Jan. 15--The Governor of
North Carolina has made requisition for
John Thompson, now under arrest here for
various crimes committed in the State
named.
FRANKLIN, Jan. 15--Geo Move, of this
county, had barn containing three thou
sand pounds of tobacco and new reaper
and mower destroyed by fire, causing loss
of 81 900, with no insurance.
SADIEvILLE Jan 15.-Last evening Faris
beavers was shot in the right side by James
Picket who was fooling with pistol. The
wound is not considered dangerous.
NEw ALBANY, IND, Jan. 15.-Elmer Goo
dali, for many years aschool teacher in this
CITY and county, was crushed to death yes
terday evening at Shippingsport, KY, by a
large stick of timber falling upon and
crushing him.
SPARTA, Jan. 15-The son of James Ba-
ker, near Daliasburg, Owen County, was
yesterday accidentally shot BY his brother,
the ball passing through the upper part Of
the chest, which will probably prove fatal.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 15.-The House yester-
day voted unanimously, 81 to 0, for Judge
Lysander Hord's bill giving the general
government the jurisdiction of the Ken
tucky River necessary to utilize the appro.
priation made by the last Congress of $780,
O0O
A bill introduced by Senator Foote,
authorizing the Court of Claims of Kenton
County to levy All advalorem tax to pay
the county Indebtedness was passed with
out division.
The Senate took the initiative in passing
bill to repeal the old scalp law.
Mr.. Aleck Robertson, executor of Mrs.
Governor Lctcher, through Governor Black
burn, presented to the House splendid
portrait of Governor Letc!ier.
> A bill was introduced to form new
county out of Knox, Whitley and Laurel
Counties, to be called Meriwether.
Mr. Hiram Berry, of the well known firm
OF w. A. Gaines & Co., went to Louisville
few days ago, and, while there, it is un-
derstood, was induced, when in a state OF
utter intoxication, TO marry woman OF
the town,
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years penal servitude. OShea was tel
ant of Lord Fermoy.

years penal servitude. O'Shea was a ten
ant of Lord Fermoy.
A fire occurred recently at the works of
Messrs. Ross & Co., aerated water manu-
facturers, William street, s., Belfast, doing
much damage.
st. Patrick's Protestant Church, Bally-
mena, which was recently built at a cost of
ESQ, 900, was completely burned down. The
fire is supposed to have commenced in, a
fue.
A very destructive fire occurred on the
premises of VIM. Wright, of Drumcaw.
near Irvinestown, County Fermanagh. The
origin of the fire is not known. Damages
amount to f800. -
AT the Limerick Assizes Margaret Bros
nahan was indicted for having OH the 18th
of August, 1879, murdered James Brosna-
han, her husband. Sire was sentenced to
twenty-five years imprisonment.
At the Mas Petty Sessions, Patrick How
ard, who was arrested on suspicion Of be-
ing concerned in the late attempted mur-
der Of farm hand named VIM. Kennedy.
near Maynooth, was on his own applica-
tion remanded to next session.
AT the Winter Assizes at Carrick- on
Shannon, Patrick Dooley and Joseph Han
ley were indicted for killing boy named
Patrick Campbell on the night OF October
3lst last. The jury found the prisoners not
guilty, and they were discharged.
Matthew Lawless, aged twenty-three, a
clerk, native of the County Roscommon,
died at Kilmainham Jail recently. He
was witness in the case of Extraordinary
Swearing in the Bankruptcy Court, and
he was committed to prison with the
bankrupt Kenny for unsatisfactory an
swering ..-
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FORTY:SIXTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA bill was passed
to increase the pensions of totally disabled
soldiers and sailors from $50 to $72 per
month.
The Committee on Appropriations ~
ported back the bill with amendment to 10
lieve the United States Treasurer from ths
amount now charged to him and deposited
with several States. Placed on the calen.
dan -.
D.. Various petitions for the right Of suffrags
for women were presented. =
Petitions were also presented in favor ol
the Bayard resolutions Withdrawing tho
legal-tender quality of greenbacks.
Adjourned.
.' -l~7 HOUSE. .'5
WASHINGTON, Jan. A.-Bills were intro.
duced: Appropriating $200, 900 to erect
suitable posts along the Rio Grande from.
tier; to establish Board of Commissioners
of Inter-StateC Commerce.
A bill for the free importation Of classical
antiquities was passed
A bin was also passed foi the entry freo
Of duty OF all articles intended for the Mil.
ers' International Exhibition, TO be held inI
Cincinnati in June, 1880 ..9
A resolution was adopted, calling on the
Secretary Of the Treasury to report hoy
and why the United States Treasurer b.
came member Of the New York Clearing
House. fs
The Chairman Of the COMMITTEES On
Banking and Currency reported the bill
requiring reserves Of National Banks to bs
kept sold and silver coin. Laid asids
until tomorrow.
The report Of the Committee on Rules
was called up and Otter considerable d
bate 1t was laid over without action. %
Adjourned.
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Grand Excursion TO Europe and the
- East.

An advertisement OF DR.. Tourjee's third
annual series Of Educational Tours appears
in another column. The excursions to be
made through Europe the coming summer
are to be more extended and more attract.
i've than ever, and there is also to be .
grand tour Of Egypt and the Holy Land.
Many European cities not previously visi-
ted by the excursion parties. including Ber-
lin, Dresden, Leipzig, Prague, Vienna and
other great centers are to be included in
the grand round, and longer stops will be
made in Paris and London. The choice OF
two Eastern, trips is given, and both have
been planned with great care. Dr. Tourjee
will send an explanatory pamphlet free
upon application.
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Marriage Licenses
The following marriage licenses have been

TIE following marriage licenses have been
issnea since DIR last report:
V G. W. Armstrong and p, Beaugureau.
81 Mich. Kehlenbeck and Eliz Engbrinkhoff.
q Martin Miller and Becky Hott.. T
= Rudolph Bolst and Josephine Brahler.
4, WIN. Kerber and Katie y. Lanigan.
Frank Seebeck and Maggie Drach.
w. R. Wethereil and Mary A, Blackman.
Cyrus G. Boyles and Jennie Welsh.
Henry J. osborne and Fannie Cromley.
John Spring ami Margt. Schoenberger.
Geo. Schneider and Fredericka Schroth.
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AMENDING THE HOUSE RULEA
National Associated Press to the Star. -,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-rhe discussion OF
the report OF the Committee on Rules con-
tinues. At the same time each Committee
seems to. be fighting to get the bests advan-
tage over all others. The debate will prob
abba continue some time. as motion made
to close to-day, had bnt few supporters
THE BAYARp, RESOLUTION: T..
The Senate Committee on Finance had .
meeting late yesterday afternoon to con-
slider Senator Bavard's joint resolution to
deprive greenbacks Of their legal tender
quality. After discussion It was decided
to report resolution adversely to Bayard,
Herman, Wallace and Morrill, voting for
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DIckinSOn,S Defeat.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BENTON HARBoE, MICH. Jan. 15.-News
was received last night that the United
States Supreme Court denies the claim of
o. b. Dickinson, of Chicago, to seventy
seven acres of land in the heart of this city,
and great public rejoicing took place.
Dickinson was hanged and burned in
effiyy,
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Some >now.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN Francisco. Jan. 15.-Delayed dis
patches from Victoria and points on Puget
Sound to the 8th inst, report a heavy snow
storm all over that region Some damage
occurred to buildings from the crushing of
roofs and the weight of snow, which lies
from two to three feet on level.
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At limerick. Jas. OShea, who stands
charged with having assaulted Lord Fer.
moy By striking him him on the head as he was
entering the County Club, was brought be.
iore the magistrates and sentenced to five
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Death Of Hon. Lysa Mder Woodward
National Associated Press to the Star

DETROIT. JAM. 15.-Hon. Lysander Wood
ward, of Rochester, Michigan, died yester-
day. He was prominent in the railroad
development of this State, an active Green
hacker and one Of the wealthiest farmers
in the Northwest.
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the resolution. aud Beck, Voorhees,, ALI
son and Terry against. Jones, of Nevada.
was not present, but as his views were
known, it was agreed that his vote should
be recorded in the negative. The adverse
report will not prevent elaborate discussion
of the whole financial question in the SEN
ate.
GLASS MEN IN SESSION.
The American Association of Glass Man.
ufacturers began their Semi-annual Con-
vention in this CITY last night. E. C. Day,
of Kent, Ohio presided. with Joseph K.
Bell, of Pittsburg, Pa, as Secretary. About
thirty gentlemen, representing the North
and West, were present The session will
last several days. No action will be taken
regarding the duty on glass.
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CAPITAL CHATTER.

PoINDEXTER ON w1LLIAMs-GARFIRLD'S RE-
CEPTIoN-Ex-GovERNoR BISHOP, ETC.
Snprial tn the Star.
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he Cry For Help Still Comes
From Ireland.
RiOtous Ructions in Hungary and
Russia.
Gambetta is Getting Himself
Disliked.
Great Britain.
CoNTRADrcTING PARNELL.

LoKDoN. JAM, Is. : Lord Randolph
Churchill. son of the Duke of Marlborough,
ths Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, writes to
the Times contradicting Parnell's state
ment that Queen Victoria gave nothing to
relieve the distress of lS47 in Ireland. He
says Her Majesty subscribed $4,000, Prince
Albert f2OO, and the members Of the
Royal Family f500 As soon as the present
fund Of the Duchess of Marlborough was
opened the Queen was the first to contrib
ute f5OO. tt.i -
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DUBLIN. JAN 15.-The Government yes
terday afternoon issued regulations sum-
moning Baronial sessions for tie object of
taking into consideration methods for pro-
viding works for the immediate employ
ment Of the unskilled labor OF Ireland. So
far as practicable the works are to be un-
dertaken at once, and to be under the su-
pervision of the landed sanitary authori-
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NcHlstoH"i po ooit W NOUIeSVIllc, 1UO.,
for interment.
Mrs. Kent Mason will deliver an address
before a gospel temperance meeting at
Grace NJ. E. Church Monday evening.
The Soldiers and Sailors Association are
having Smalley's Hall renovated refitted.
and the ceiling frescoed, preparatory to oc-
cupying it as their place of meeting here
after.
There were but two lawyers engaged in
the Butcher brewery muddle at the start,
but now nearly every lawyer of note both
here and in Covinston are having . hand
in the pie.
A little daughter of Deputy Sheriff
Hutchinson accidentally swallowed q
shingle-nail YESTERDAY, and q physician
had to be summoned to alleviate the
childs suffering.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society
will meet tomorrow afternoon at the resi-:
dence of Mr.. Wilde, 106 Overton street.
This Society deserves the support of char.
itably disposed persons. as its object is a
noble one-the relief Of the worthy poor in
our midst.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to Samuel Dunnigan and Annie Barrett,
hath Of Newport. They were married last
night at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. Follesing the ceremony there
was a reception at the residence, of the
brides parents.
: The installation of the following elected
officers of Mamma Lodge, No. 50, I. o. o. F.,
took place last night: Noble Grand, l. B.
Naterhorse. Vice Grand Oliver r Tlorc,,