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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06
A Cincinnati Horse Auction.
cincinnati SATURDAY. Might.

Here, gentlemen" said the auctioneer, ais
or we might have taken it for sheep.
AuctiOneer-That wouldn't be so very strange
if it had your head on. You see before you,
gentlemen, family horse.
Bystander-He got those punches on his
knees from kneeling down at family prayers.
didn't he?
Auctioneer-You'n never have any punches
on your knees on that account. horse, gentle
men, that any family might well be proud Of.
Look what an eye he has.
Observation-Disclosures has become OF the other
Auctioneer-Gone to look after another such
fool as you are. Like old dog Tray, so touch
ingly described by the Sweet Singer of Michigan
He's gentle and he's kind
Bystander--t the kind.
Aucttoneer-
You'll never, never find
Bystander-He would be fined by any court In
Christendom, for spring and inter-
fertng generally.
Auct1Oneer-
better horse than this old gray,
Old gray horse is ever faithful.
&c. But we cannot waste our time on poetry,
although the noble steed before you is the very
poetry OF motion. How much for him? What
Misunderstanding, If you can't hear more
than he does.
Auctioneer-Among horses, gentlemen, this
Is very ne-pluS-ultTd-
Bystander-Kno knee plus ultra, you mean.
AuctiOneer-And the Stne-QIa-nOn-
Bystander-COfn nae7tis.
Auctioneer-The ridges you see running down
his eyes, gentlemen, are not an indication of
q want OF flesh; they are simply wise pro-
vision of Providence for carrying of the rain
water.
Auctioneer-He was formerly owned by
violin manufacturer, and he pulled out all the
hairs for fiddle bows. What do hear?
But we had heard enough to satisfy Us that
our friend W Is right. and that it was absurd to
squander money on shows SO long as these horse
auctions are kept up to their present high
standard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06
A Strange incident Of the Carnival.

Roman Letter to The London Standard.]
In the procession was bouquet OF such CO.
lossal proportions that nine children, whose
heads, encased In monstrous representations Of
melons, lemons, oranges ana the nKe, rose
within the receSses of it. The entire machine
was carried on shoulders Of four stout fellows,
dressed like Swiss peasants-Opera peasants;
and very hard work must their task have been.
singular incident, occurred In the midst OF the
maddest Of the revel. In the Via Nazionale is
the new American church, with It's lofty and
surging crowd which filled the vast street were
shouting, laughing, ana dingfng their flowers
a Q,it fnfeisr aaiefeI the American bells began to
ring out their callto afternoon service
tor assuredly few or no worshippeFs could have
made their way to the church. But the effect
produced on the crowd was characteristic.
shout OF laughter; then the people began to hiss.
the bells were promptly silenced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06
A CARD.

Having more Heavy Goods on hand at this season
of the year than usually have, and in order to
duce them as quickly as possible, preparatory to
opening my Spring Stock, will continue to sell for
the NEXT TEN DAYS, at the Reduced Prices
which have heretofore offered. viz:
TRENTY-FITE PER CENT
on ovERCoATs.
BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS,
COATS and VESTS,
CASHMERE PANTS,
And YOUTHS, BOYS and
CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
good many of these goods are suitable for early
spring wear, and If purchasers do not have imIne-
diate use for them, it would PAY them to reserve
'''''1 ''' '''N' ~ A. sTRAUs,
1Oll Pennsylvania Avenue,
MARI THREE Doors EAST OF 18th ST.
AUTHORIZED BY THE Commonwealth OF Ky
AND FAIREsT IN THE WORLD.
18TH
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF TIE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAULEY's THEATER.
In the City Of Louisville. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH ii, 1850.
These drawings, authorized By got Of the leslala.
cure of 1862 and sustained by an the courts Of Ken
lucky, occur regularly on the Last day Of every
month (Sundays eXcepted), and are supervised by
prominent citizeus OF the state.
The management cali attention to the grand oppor-
sunity presented Of obtaining, for only 81, any Of
TIE FOLLOWING PRIZES:
SSS SSS S o.. G "a: "a 5S SSS
* d.. SSSs sseR 1866 M a0' ~ eA'A .o'OOo
prizes, $500 each, approximation prizes. e. 100
Si{zzssss f s sss5 g. g. d. g.: s sSS
SSS RsiT4se cI:: a. Hal; icsss 81 :"
~ Tickets, $780, 50 Tickets, 800.
All applications Tor club rates ehould be made 10
the home Office.
Full list OF drawing pubhshcd IN Louisville Oou.
rter-Journal and New York Herald and mailed to an
Send ID Orders * y of 5a nj
upward BY express, can be sent It our expense;
BUILDING Louisville Ky q & No 1ss Rhr0sdXTsy
sveRue. Warrington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

WHEN the maid I mean to marry
Of evenings go to see,
make it Q rule 10 carry
Watches twain along with ma.
One is hours and hOuro too fast
One IN hours and houre too allow;
/ call by the frst-the last
consult when sheuld 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

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Physicians use and recommend 1t.
We can refer to thousands who owe their lives to
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06
SWALLOWING
POISON

q shs %ae f,oP y the
sNggFFLEs, 8uzzing in the Ears: DEAF.
MESH, Cracking Sensations In the Head, In
BREHTH. Nasal Twans. scabs IN IL the Nostris
and Tickling in the Throat are
SIGNS OF CATARRH.
NO 0THER SUCH trsachssogs
one,tith Of oar GHTL3KEM Die q aseases
one-foprth Of living men and women drag out
% TH fEon fhs "a Ss
THE ST q p1{Ho sRa isTo
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the IN int FHs 1a Ks TIE q
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CURED! CUREDw CUREDM
ADoLPH TAYLOR, with wadden 60. 50 Beck.
old. Of Catarrh."
worth ten times it cost"
T.: Toured Of Catarrhal fnauen a" '''0e'' ~
''son cured Of Chronic Catarrh.'
D. D. McKELvEY. U. 8. revenue officer State
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HENRY STANTON. with the Nassau Fire Insur-
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proved"
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Chronic Catarrh."
Rev. ALEX. FREEsE, Cairo. N. T.: ssIt has
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Rev: O.. d. TAYLOR, 40 Noble street, Brooklyn,
N, T.: am radically cured Of Oatarrh."
]. HENDERSON, 1855 Newark ave., Jersey City.
81 lost my voice by Catarrh, and have been
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

most IMPORTANT medical DISCOVERY since
TTAAGGGJMSATIoN It is sold by all Druggists, Or
street. n. z, for 81 80 package. To clubs, six
packages for 81 80. Oh. WEI DE METER'S
TREATISE Is sent FREE To ANYBODY.
feb7 -s3m
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-03
AN ONO DEEAuI.TEii.
Tho Confidential Clerk of u Go.
lumbus Saw Manufacturers Ac-
cuscd Of Emhczsliug N.O,OtV.

CuIuMRus. juno . John iihhard,
confidential clerk and hookkceper IL
James A. Ohlon, u large saw mannlac'
lurcr, Ia charged with long continued
series II ombcsSlemonts ol his employ
ora aud hcnefarlors money, Tho
amount IL yariuusly placed ut $4,000,
tig,NlO aud so. 900. the last named be.
inv the latest report lltbhard left here
several years agn. lilo connected him'
soll with large steel house IN Piiisburg,
aud alturwRri went to Colorado. A
rruuisiIiuu was made uH the Governor
oi Colorado by Governor Foster last
week Tor the return oi iiibhard as q
fugitive from Justice, and lac IL now un'
der arrest In that State, aud IL expected
back here almost any day The
proceedings entered into tor llib'
bari'H return have, however. been con
ducIoi with all possible secrecy, so that
the charges even against Hubbard are
not known here Ia the city. 10 ~ stated,
however, IN the Goyernor's office, aud
there " no doubt m ~ the correctness
of their information, that liibbard has
been arrested IN Colorado. There 10
some delay IA a. his return, Tor the
reason that an effort IL being made 10y
Mr. Ohlcu to secure return III some AZ
tho money alleged 10 have been taken
from him. II Ia sta,cd that he has
offered Ia compromine the entire 80, 900
Tor halt that sun; but a. he refuses Co
diyulgs any oi the facts =, present this
IN mol authoritative. The charges III
emhesalemcui, however, are founded ON
the solid foundation Of aliidayiis ia reg.
ular torn now on HE IN the Governors
office
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-03
MEN OF FLOUR.
Tho Millers' International EN'
hibitiun In Full iilast.

ItsrINSNri, June g. Tho Millors' IN
ternalional Exhibition IN now Ia iull
operation. Tho machinery Ia all run
Mug. aud u large attendance III inter.
cslcd people visited the hall to-day. Tho
grain congress, called iur tho pur-
pose ul enabling grain dealers aud 9th.
Ola Interested IN grain ~ make closer
business acquaintance aud discuss mat.
iprs nj interest pertaining 10 grain, hold
liz Nrsl scssion to-day, \, l., Thompson,
al baltimore, Was chosen chairman, and
thalcs H. Murry Secretary Dele
pRtcs are ptospnt itnm baltimore,
Chicago, Louisville, Milwaukee,, NJ,
~. Joseph, H. Louis, n. Panl, Toronto,
Columbus aud Cincinnati More dole.
gates are expected Ut to.motrow's Hos-
sion.
Al the meeting oi the Millcrs' Nation.
al Association. the Secretary presented
his report, showing u reduction IN the
membership aud urging s,eps 10 In
crease the number al menhers.
Alex II. Smith, Chairman oi tho Com
millou nn Patents. rcad apaper IN which
hc dealt severely with thieves who
steal foreign processes and pat
rnt thcm ~ this country,
Ito saE severe, also, upon outside MI
lrra " lao enjoyed tho benefit al tho Assoc
citation aud legal rights without contrib.
utipg u cent ~ pay oxpcnscs, lilo ndyo'
GATED more liberal appropriations 10y
Congress Ia the Patent Office the aho.
liliun ui the reissue III patents under the
new title, tho establishment al u patent
court Tor the adjustment al pntoni sniis
aud reforms with reference t. the rules
Tor estimating damages IN casa oi in
l,ingomonts 4 protest against the
pending Casry.SouuE hill was ordered
sent jn Congress, Tho Transpor
Iatinn Committee made u -
port, Including u resolution 10
the effect that transportation corpnra'
tons should he placed under suitable
NipuTylEinu, Ia tho interest ut the whole
people,
Howard Luckw ood, publisher oi the
Wlrrs Journal. New Nolk, read Nh GA
hausl,yu paper On tho cNports NJ wheat
aud tour aud tho wheat production oi
tho world, M. Lock wnoda stRiistiOa
vent back rs tar ~ 1910 aud formed u
very complete history y the okp0t
movement al hrcadsIulh The produc'
tive capacity II uthvr countries In con-
putiug with thc United states Was fully
Hol forth aud the amount oi surplus
which they could place on the markets
al tho world.
The general argument OF the paper
tended To- develop the lac, that THIS
country need not tear the competition
IT others Ia the wheat ,Ialo aud that
wc are last gaining IN tho quantity ol
flour exported. The convention viii
hold another session ~ moriow,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-03
RIVER INTEiI,iGENCiS.

Tho marks uu lto gauge last evening
At this point showed the river ~ Htill ho
rlslug steadily, with u lrct j inches ~
the CHANNEL. Weather cool aud plea.
SAINT. Nusiuras moderate.
The Courier lett lot rMkcrshurp yea
tcrday morning, IA place at the Ragnn,
that boat having gone Ia hanN tn wait
lur the next low water season.
The purnnl IN the regular IRrhop.
huru racket lor ths morning.
The ~ Lawrence lunm below viii ho
here on time Tomorrow, according To
private dispatches
Tue tnwhnais Mary Ann, Joseph H..
SloIIc aud \. = MorCcr passed up with
rmpiirs yesterday.
Tho Michigan, altcr having her hullors
tcslrd here, went down the river, hut
paSscd up with her empty tow tot iitls'
huHh IN the afternoon,
The Monitor pasgcd down
Tho Fred Wilson gut up stcnm Tuos-
day night aud lytt yesterday morning
With her tow iur rutphurgh Thus boat
hag hccu laid up hy the ,lry docks dur
iug tho low water season.
Tho Pittsburgh papers continually
harp away On the new steamer thr bean
Adamg Ono at thcm SAYS
Tho new steamer Dean Adams Will
hp tho most elegantly furnished steamer
that has hcon built here siuCo the build
iup III the Ercat Republic No expense
has been SPARED ~ her outfit aud equip,
muut, aud IN addition abe IL expected
IN he worry last. aud IN view ul hor power
aud model, II ~ difficult 10 Sun how she
can he otherwise,
C,ScINN,u, June 3 River II feet
= iurhrs aud rising, Departed haIchc'
lor aud Cherokee, Pittsburgh; Fashion,
llonderpon,
EyANsyuIK, June :, In Eldorado
and ldlcNild, Down Rainbow. Rusl-
ncss light. Weather clear aud mild
mercury ~. River u feet u inches aud
rising slowly
NI,NsmVu, June ., Weather fair
THERMOMETERS ~ River hllun \ luChvs,
M hnals up or down,
NNsuyuig, June . River rising
i fcct q inches 10y the gauge. Departed
Cooke, Evansville
MEMruia, June = River roao inch.
~ Weather uullry, Departed Nirgie
Loo, Cincinnati; Halliday, Golden Rule,
Fort lads, New Orloans
NRw Omg,su, june Arrived
viii Kyle, Cincinnati, Departed Cen.
lrnnlal Thomas Sii, kylc receiving.
leave tomorrow lot CINCINNATI, partly
cloudy aud shuwrry, THERMOMETER ~,
CMuu, June . Arrived lruusidcs,
NJ. louls, Anderson, Nashville, De.
partpd lrnusidcs Ohio riycr River II
lrct 4 inches aud rising. Weather clear,
thermometer 40,
lnuIsylug, June 3 River falling,
with q irot 10 inches IN the canal aud
Il ircl 10 inches IN the chute CA tho
falls Husincss dull. Weather clear
and cool. Wind northeast Smoky
Ciy aud tow to Pittsburgh, SIMPSON
liorner aud TOW aud Nlnt Shinkle are
due Tonight
ST. lauIs, June Arrived Polar
star aud hargcs, Metropolis, Grand Lake
aud harses, New Orleans. Departed
Polar star aud harges, Tennessee river;
Blin,on aud Diamond Joe aud hargus,
81. Paul. Champion, raducah; Scuddcr,
New Orleans; BIRD aud Tatum, kanses
CITY. River has rison il0 foot, with II
lrct ! inches nv tho gauge, Weather
clear aud pleasant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-03
BURNED BUILDINGS.
Tho Property Consumed In
North wheeling Yesterday.

ill'ms'Clock, yesterday morning.
an alarm lire was sent ~ from box ",
at Rrll = foundry, Tho Ngilgut aud Az.
lantIu promptly responded, aud were
directed Ia Maiu street. at Jonathan's
tayino. where the dwelling house at
lachVd Ia Andrew Thalman's store was
discovered burning The Nigilant made
an attachment IL tho Hospital plug, aud
tho Atlantic was compelled IL draw
from the rlvor AZ the tlnN the most
elective work Was heiug done, tho hose
began Ia hurst, section hy Soctlon, delay
,ug tho work ui CNlinguishing, and ne.
craa,tating a trip Ia tho Atlantic engiae
hnuap Tor more hose. Whom u
arrived, tho men worked with renewed
energy aud soou had the flames under
Cputrul
Tho fire had started Ia stable on the
prVmiSes. How, no one knew, A va.
man was seen Ia leave the building and
almna, immediately al,erwarl the flames
hrukc out. ono theory II that tho stable
WAS Rrrd, aud another tha, some Que
druppod a burning match, altur lighting
a cigar. The stable Was iramo aud RAP.
lilly consumed. Three horses, the prop
rrty III Walter Marshall, we're Ia u, aud
only one could he removed. The others
rcrished IN the flames. There were also
iva sots al harness, u ton ut hay aud
one hundred bushels ot corn, all oi
which we're entirely destroyed.
Etum tho stable the flames spread IN
a trncmenl house adjoining which
could have been saved had the
hose been IN good condition siI Was
the aro did ia work aud oilectually,
lhr building was occupied hy Two iam.
il,cs, those oi Martin polan aud John
Mrl,u,ggan, II was tho property at An
dew Thalman, ~ was also the stable
Tho loss, witch will reach sl,sOO, Was
covered hy u policy IN the German ln'
snrance Company, Mt, Maphslrs loss
will he about 500, without insurance.
|! this style ui hose IL kept 10y the city,
what may not happcn1 How can the
Grpmrn work with such useless mater.
tall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-03
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL,
Continued non Fia Pess,l =.
AMpnIoAn ppspors ABROAD.

The unwsrsan,sd Application Of uneea.
s,,tu,,enai statutes b. our Minister 70
Egypt
special 10 the Register
wAsuiNoros, June y
The extraordinary assumption OF au'
thori,y by Minister Horace Maynard, In
tho trial OF an American citizen Tor innr
der Ia Cairo, Egypt, has challenged tue
attention Of the Senate, after arousins
the indignation Of misrepresentation OF
the European powers NJ the Same court
where the impe,uous Tennesseesn 10
making an ass Of himself by
too literally applying the re-
yised statutes, Senator Pendle-
ion brought the matter officially before
Congress to-day by tho Introduction OF
a resolution ins,ruc,inv the Committee
on Judiciary To inquire whcther Sec
lions iOsg TO 4, igs inclusive, OF the Re
yised Statutes are authorised by the
Dous,ituI,ou. The senator said that the
ueclions named had reference 10 tho
Judicial powers rcposed In Ameri'
can Consuls aud Ministers In Fast
ern countries. lilo called attention
10 tho Tact that the Minister Of the United
States at Cairo, kuypi, was now oherels'
Ing an extraordinary power, oalens'p'y
hased upon those seotions which gave
nbaolutcly despo,ic and irrevooablc an
thnriiy ~ oonsuls over any citizens OF
tho United States Consuls cannot con
additionally be authorized "a Try men
withou, juries, convict aud punish by
imprisonment or death when tho Judges
at homo cannot do 80, The resolution
WIS adopted,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-03
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings.

Mr 4. A. Msyberry, a most genial
aud accommodating gentleman, Is guar
tered as clerk on Scamon's whahboat,
where he will attend 70 all freight ior
anl irnm the rusCatawas Valley roed,
Mira W, J. II. Bown aud Miss Ethe
ualslrad have rrlurned from visit, to
friends Ia Pittsburgh. q,
Mr. aud Mrs. W. UAwnce findley, OF
Akron, Who have been visiting at The
rrsidoace III John Roemcr, Esq, ct The
south Side, tor some time past, returned
home last rvcuing
John J. Yprnall, an OLD Wheeling boy,
Who h now tlouviehinsin the pickle bus
mess Ia ~. Louis, Was In the city yes
ter,iay,
Cadets J. a. Pcarce. q, u nonnally
aud ]. n. Windou, OF MoGanloun'
were In the city last night They quar-
tered al the New Mclare.
Col Dan. u. Johnson, Of Tyler coun'
~, Is in the city, looking up his business
interssts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-03
TiIll MILLS CLOSED.
The I,oiiers' Demand for ny. IN
Refused,

Tho Iron troublu has reached this city
In iull iu,Ce, aud W. are threatened with
another hong disagreement, The boilers
want au advance at 40 Crnis un the ton,
aud tho owuora are not Inclined lograul
IL. Tho claim IL based On the situation
nj Phtshu,gh, where nov ~, Oun men ato
cut uI employment, Tho demand was
there mado ior ~ 40 per ton lpr boiling
when iron IN "A 0r lower, virtually
hxing that pricp IN the holtnm at tho
SCALE. The nlills locked out aud the
result IL u paralysis ol the iron industry.
There has beon u diilerunco al 20 ccn,s
per ton between Wheeling and FIlts'
hurah, la layur oi tho former, our bolt
rrg paying lnr assistance which IN fiilS'
hurgh IN paid hy owners, consequently
whcn that city domauds ~ 10, acclaim N
nude here Tor S. "a The owners have
refused aud to-day every pudding lur.
uace in tho city will hc Idle. Tho own.
urs refuse uu the ground that tho now
price ~ rillshurgh has MT yet hcon
ralahlishpd aud until ~ hO Ia paid, no
claim here IL pood, The result rcSIs en-.
tirply With the Smoky CITY, In that
vicinity ten mills have signed, which
Includes lIruwnsville aud Youngstown,
amt the Ical HIr idle,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-03
MARTINS FHBHY,
Personal Notes aud News,

Mira Joseph Mcdill left Tuesday on u
Wait Ia irtcuds Ia Iowa
I. II. prrnnon, 1T the W,o ldHry
Nous. aud X. \ Muurc, Crusus cnumcr,
nturs Tor tina part ul fCasu township, are
making their rounds
Ca Tuesday at the rcsidcnrc oi ". W,
smith, john Miller. ri the Rnckoyo
glass works, aud Miss Annie smith, by
the assistance ni Rev, uhaliant, were
madr one. The same day tho happy
couple lett Tor Cleveland other points.
Thry have our heat Wishes,
Ratcill y Callrll' new store roum on
the corner OF Fourth aud Hanover
Hjrcclr, ia completed, aud tho reunited
Rrm have moycd into their now quRrlcre
aud expect to hayoA grand oponing to-
day,
john Huntington has moved lila gro.
COW from Fourth street To The room
lately occupied by ualiell n Co, on
Hanover street
Schuul will close u'Xt week, much To
the juy ul the average Juvenile.
The election at street Commissioner
will take place Saturday hcjSoen A. N,
aud d.. ~ There viii ho number oi
candidates
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-03
NElGHBORHOOD NEWS.
pnLLAIan.
s,,.h, Aeo,aeas- Interesting budget Of
General News

susht Accident Interesting haass' ~
General News
A meeting of the members OK the
orsenhack Club Of this city, 10 called Tor
r,Iday nIght NJ Squire Poweils Once
Tho purpose OF the meeting 10 ~ APP
point delegates 10 ina Convention 70 W
held Ia Chicago June Vth,, ,u
The Ineubers ol the boilefs base ps''
nina whom We announced through the
columns Of the REaisrrR some Time aHo,
h engaged Ia play match win Tue
nailurs nine. When will the match
come Off The boilers say the nailers
have lett on pleasure trips, and they
fear the nailers arc riaw'i'shinH'
A meeting Ot the Belmont Turn Yer
DIN Socipty At Turner Hall Tonight tho
meeting Is called for the purpose OF max
inn arrangements TOT the picnic tho So
ciety propose giving
Robert McVay aud Charlie brooks are
gong 10 have little picnic out the ~
& q. to-day. :,
Mra. John Camp, Of the FRS, ward,
leaves Tor Pittsburgh to-day 10 visit
friends In that city, a.
Miss Enma Pennington, n ~ Clslrs'
Vile young lady, arrived In our city last
evening on u visit oi several days '"
friends.
Joseph Thorne, Que Of tho carpenters
engaged IN building the new add ition 10
Tho Cleveland Il Pittsburgh depot nj
this point, while Ia the net oi placing n
nirru of limher IN position, Yesterday,
ncrilentally struck the end ol tho timber
against the handle ri u Ratchet, causing
N Ia trhuund aud strike him On his tight
hand. tnilirting very ugly aud painful
wound Tho Ratchet being very SHARP
ono, the CASH was \ very severe ono
lilo wont Ia the elIUo al Dr. kurs where
Tho vouud was Dressed, Mr.. Thorne
lott Tor Wcllsvillo last evening on ac'
count Of his inability to continue hl'
work. 49,
A surprise pnriy will be tho event OF
the evening ut tho residence at one col
our prominent citizens. uueHA where "
will hoP .
Wm. II. Camp, oi the First ward, lett
Yesterday tot pleasure trip ~ Chicago
and various plarrs along the road.
Charles N, Alien, editor of the DINO.
crdi, WAS NJ Columbus on Tuesday AMI
"Wednesday, Tie went ~ u iurNman io
tho United States District Court, which
convened ut that place
Marshal uriswell has got new dodge
ON the Juvenile hall players he iaSelh
away their hall aud Caupclh them To-
mourn the lnRs thereof. II worked Ia
| charm Yesterday.
A man named Norris hasa Watt tolo'
phouu nn exhibition IN our CITY u
connects with Frank Smlth, aud Nnm.
minis i Walters stores, on belm"h'
| street
Workmcn were engaged IN lnendinp
tho water pip~ou tho oorncr OF unern'
ary aud Thirty sixth streets,
Tho Marln's fcrry hraa band bows
passrd through OUT city Yesterday "u
! their way IN Woodstrld To attnnd n con
cent tn hn given NJ TINT place, Tho hnyt
had their Photographic taken 10y Mr.
Spllars white IN town
Snmo ol tho ciiic ol the city I'LL give
private picnic out nj Wallauos PAM ~
Saturday