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MUSIC.
THE OPERA-FAUST.

-,,.r,oson seems TO have begun his season
81 Al, sorts of bad luck, for OF the three nighls
-, his first week there has been only one whl'h
80 not full of disappontments On Wednesday
;,ht Miss Cary could not appear. ana Caihpahihi
"a all that he could do to ret through ms part
.rd ON Friday evening neither he ror MISS CaiS
was able to sing at all. 30 that the ONLY roa"S
satisfactory performance was that Oh A"oi' y"
Mordav when Nine. Gerster made her hfst appear
ance -, hofore
Nula voIeria. who has not been heard peIo'o
This season was the Marguerite. IL was
norformancc. unaffected and perfectly suais"
word If not very dramatic. But most oA '". -
snits her voice and she sings II WIN siiniiO 81
oood taste In the Jewel song ana '"' .;a,,o,,sI,
r.. - the garden scene, she was conSpic
f""S' III -, 'i- tho audience to real enthusiasm.
So - or;,i who was the Faust was larry
- - .he latter part of the opera but III the 'iis'
/, .ao,, terribly ont OF tune. Del Iucnlo' IT.
1%Int;,C was Excellent, for Dctter man 10 40
N,6is,o whose music IS altogether toO ~" 10i '''
Nor9e o,cot of the evening was the debut of Sgnor
Lronco Novara, tue new haSsO CT ME- Mdp' w" va !.
company, hephisiophets, ana IL may et ,1 Sgnor
at once that il was entirely shccessiul. - -,
Novara has full, powerful voice DI SHo1 tr,ot @
moi very ringing quality, IAtISI ~ .,,,si.
lower notes but resonant and tehns III te LII
,,;s+or and ne * an accomplished singer rs "Cl
os an admirable actor we nave nou nv - W -,
good since janet and Nanett were h'Io fl "nD ad
can be no question that he Will 0e 80, NJ
d,tion In the company. His singing oi the sohR pi
The Golden Calf in the second act was Lci'd @ ~
ably vigorous aud dramatic AMI ne gaieu am 'n e
toiL w s'-tb ac+ His conception OF the role Is not
tbst ta which we are accustomed. for his Aeph,sc
t5pbercs Is jocosc rather than dlaooIcat sotI %
,,erson and he sets about making nliSchiyi VIZ ."
sort of e,im humor winch is infinitely unpleasant.
In the other parts Mile Rcci was not Sii
tory substitute for Mss Cary as S'cOcs-ahu SllI'.
mt Maria
was generally efficient but the orchestra was at
tunes ronah aud uncertain.
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THE FIFE RECORD.

CurcAGo. Oct. 23.--Thc elevator of Taft &
W,odtuon'. I.nseed Oh Works at Omaha WAS burned
ve.ter,lav tunruIng together with cOntents-3O. 900
bu,Ies of rlxseed Loss. $50, 900; nearly covered bj
insurance.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 23.-Th's morning fire destroyed
tve .torv 5riek building ON CAual-st, occupied by
Alexander "a Couueil morocco manufacturer aud john
l. Mcdonnell manufactured of cotton and wO Hen yarns
The ioss ON stoca aud machinery was SJOOVo Insured
The loss the building WAS 92o'oo' $50 iuSuieu'
Eos1oS H. 23.-The furniture, carpotngs. pictures
et In te r,.tdrnce Of Mrs Leeds. on Beacon-st, we're
dpaod IN te amount OF $4,000 by fire and water last
night The loss on the builuIng Is slgnt
PoTrsvIlLE Penn, Oct 23-Ihe INJECTION OF carbonlc
gas into the burning Keeey Run Coloiy mas proved u
f,ilnre AMI the old method Of flooding the mine Will
No., h -es,r-ed To- While cleaning breast this morn.
ing i've miners were by thc BAD gas generated
rv lDe fire with difficulty they were reShHcta.cd
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TO 4 nnhlican Club,


CAMPAIGN CONIITrEEs
THE NEW YORK IHl3UN r mas issa'd n the icfn o,
stfrli are of aV-oill value 10 fhis campaign:
80. 53. The DiacA List
rams dishonesty and whc been made
by -ouherl state except exas ~ -
So.5i The Finance Prmsr.
The cot Rdncial iope, rae pla.uest anil cieUest
to5'ss Prce cents. Is p.r Gandrel ST. Dsr ,nous.nd
.0i Thr Lille Of Gardeli. ,.
Out change from MF Whuelaw Reds ONO m the War,
Earl ard ilter Year," 0y Mr. e.. smnley ftsieh 4
nelds speeches lGplges. Puee cents pei hundfet
80 p' 40 3D. The Two Parties
Political Ia ance sheet Al address by Coiosel John
Iay Cleveland Oho Jay 3D. $780, Price cents, 81 per
No. 81 Hail ,hc Chict -
Contains stsdc accounts ol tho
IRON ali parts csuntry Price 10 cents - per hun
1-'' NO. 6s. Brisadiers Uppermos'.
lobe. EuSd ons es,-SY 80 , ~ "a. -
nounces eu ln aInous Forgery IdU Lac Lid Lafo-fhe
ErlgaeTs the enso1s Ihe eoeraeS IN tOngfess
Counted Named Price cents = per hnnde - pee
u0"'-"" 40 80. Can the North Agofllt.
Nearly fourteen hundrfo millions G dollars denanfei Of
tb s,vernent Sond for cofnpe Tor
losses during The account Is uads up from he on
M records ashingtOn 0t the claims nied 20 date
Ia voter ought TO read Price cents - per IA
No. -. Protected Industry.
The Republican tarif tho Buwuk of auonal Prosperty
Plain Truths for workngmen Illustrated in ,erics OF et
iros the manufacturing centre 81 eN s.h ek
racs rnm speech Garfield and TWO rep0rts
him IN tne House Of Representative Prlce eens
y No ~ Mr. Eyarrs's speech.
The Admirable heeori OF r"ent5 rAisS nspaoheAn Kn.e
baum Rep oductou the speech OF tue hoD VIM "
Evarts Secretary at Cooper insutns, sept 20
OTders any OF the above promptly nled Cash must 40
company Al 0'O''A AD"' THE TRIBUNE
Ss~YsrE.
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kEzss.zlzxazzEf fKMEzsssD

DIEH
BARIOw-On the GOD inst, Rhoda HOPKINS Wadsworth.
widow OF the Late samuel B Barlow. NJ d. IN her 7sA
Her friends children invited to attend
funeral at the south Reformed ChueA 5thsgc. and
2lst.,t. sunday. al p. m.
BENEDlcT-on Fraay. october - az his Residence, No
10 West ~ st. ~ stus - bsisaacr % -. - ha'rnor @
T1c funera services v place MONDAY October 20
D. at tnc south Reformed Church corner vi -ISsI
Friends are requested not to send flowers.
COKNELL-At New- Ba tmore y J., Friday october 22
Theodore L. Cornell. VI d. AGED 90 year. 49,, H., ~.
O'Clock p IN.
FAENswoRTH-In his city on FRIDAY October - Joseph
Chicago papers please COPY.
F1ELD-At the windsor Hotel Octsbss 81 Frances Almeda
Funeral nom the the Heavenly Rest 9th aye and
i5thst. on Monday. october -. at - "a.
FOsTER-At ston!ngton Conn., 22d INST, Anson Foster
IN Tn, ! "a year % his age
TTiaces from per 49, North River Tuesday a. m-
ociocE,
pVTNCIrsuddenIy on Friday October D. Bcssie Arthur
wife oi French anu daughter Of William II. Ar
F9ne RON Sesdence Of her parents LOs7 Madison
o. SUNDAY 4'tn INST, at p. m.
HAsLEHURsr-on Thurliay october 2l. NrA Fanny Ha-
The t-fn 4
The relrves the family respectfully nyitod
las ohurst $50 T. MARI 'sulce sunday.
tober . /, at 8 p m. without farther notice.
JVDsON-At Port RIchmoAd, staten Island. on Friday,
October 22 Helle Adams. wife OF edward q. Judson.
Relatives and trends are invited TO attend Iae funeral ser.
~ her late residence PORT hchhohd SUNDAY Oci0Der
ItI,tlndiy OBJECTED hat no aowers be sent
Quincy, Mas papers please cory.
PETHICK October y. Mrs elizabeth 7ethick 49,,
Flrera servcs- Johu3 Methodist Apsc lpa Church.
Rrdiori4ve. Brooklyn, T. D., at o'clock D. m, Tuesday
2Oth INST.
YKFs--utdeuy. saturday. October o. as Manchester
fugan1 .-tlers house. samuel sykes ID lhe ooth
Friends aud ea as respectfully invited to attend the
funeral MS late residence 30 west o-ds' On sunday
October -, al 3 "CUoA a. ~
40 hJwcIa
wEsrov-on rhursaa morning. a, his lae residence 1870
l.ast a7th.si, d. D.. " Weston, aged % years
Int arrucnt Ge'chrrtown, adsa-
Springfield, Mass. paptrs please copy
WHlTFIY-fn this CIV. saturday october ~. 1850.
-nrat Mitois, aged AZ yCarA
Nouoe u Nncra. hereafter.
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RECIsTR4rION IN THIS CITY.

A VERY LARGE INCREASE OVER 1873 AND I9'o-
r,,r Tor,r ,.1,,JEE REGISTERED 216.974.
The table subjoined gives the registration
N this clty vcsteriay-'he last day Tor '"e
,o an ! tho total tor the four days this year to-
80. yirb the total number reg stored last year
os well as the registration the fourth day IN 1870
and the entire number registered IN that year Il
srond be borne in mind however. that the boundaries
of the Assembly Districts changed by the Legs
Iotute O, SO and in 1876 the AAilld and AAl''
Districts were wards.
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such success last winter. will be given agan t~o sn'
lows: Margaerits, Mile. Awina yallerla; faas, @m,
Mr. Frederick Harvey: Mephisto. MI George i hen, ar
sehe Brandcr Mr. q, B3pr1e "a m Of ast vear
Mr. Lang announces that he will repeat Bsrliozs
" "Domnation of Faust in fremont Temple Boston,
November ~. Mr.. George Henschel viii sing tne
mar, of Wefsfo in which he has achieved great sue
in
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DEFENCE OF MR.. TRUAX.

The subcommittee of the Conference
Committee OF the County Convection Of
t,e Democratic organization Of this city ana
county appointed to investigate the
obarr.s as 10 the character OF Charles H. Tiuax
the Democratic candidate for DE OF the Superior
Can't made It's report last night Ihe
allegations are taken up 10 order ana are IN
oach ease pronounced unfounded. ffhe committee
dnds mat there 10 NO sufficient foundation ia then To
1us,Iy reflect upon Mr. Tfuax'
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JB. DOYLE HELD IN BAIL.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Ihe case against J. B.
Doyl- arrrstcd here last Wednesday at the nsaLce Of
fine secret Service today continued for trial to
THURSDAY. MeanNhlc the alleged counCerfetcr u neid
In - .OUo bail.
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OBITUAR Y.
cola, ,EL WILLIAM p. ADAIR.

COLO ,EL WILLIAM r. ADAIR
WASHINGTON, Oct 23.-Colonel William z.
Adar assistant cnict OF the Cherokee Nation. died in
IL ely this morning OF typhoid pneumonia at the
OF a,ty-two years lie commanded brigade oi Indians
M ae Confederate since the close of the war
mas Drcn punrpl repre- sentative OF CLtrOAee IN
tcscs.s iu Washington.
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that Agent Berry submitted TO arrest by the United
States Marshal and left the Los Pnos Agency IN his
custody on the morning OF the goth inst No disturb
ance had taken place ana none apprehended
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER HEPORT
GOVERNNENr INDlC ATOMS
c,,,o,e,s t,. sbs ,is,2l r2tr.

SVH9D5s fJ' me ts "a t't''
WASHINGTON, Oct "a. l a. m.-Ine storm
central yesterday tue L'lg Island coast nds moved
bva norther!y course into The -. Lawrence Valley
H..h uortherly shifting TO westerly gales have pr
vailed on the Maryland with heavy ran' While
bri.k 10 high westerly winds have continued III the
icGle states and Lower Lake region, ACCOMPANIED III
the latter district Uy heavy rain or snow In other sec
rims clear or fair weather mas generally prevailed. eX
cept occasional light The Upper Lake region ana
Unpor Mississippi valley An area o. high 6aromet r
covers the country the Mississippi Va ey 10 the
Rocky Mountains The temperature has Ialicn III Tue
thc Atlantic Siates and Lower Lake region; elsewhere
~ has remained rearly stationary slightly risen
westerly winds are generally reported east o
the Mississippi r. 90.
lng1cEIoFs.
For ev-rncland. clearing weather during tie diy'
southwest 10 northwest winds, higher barometer ''i
touarV lower temperature.
FOR The Middle Atlantic states, ciear oi AR Nca hrI
Doss by preceded DO extreme northern portion 'Y "cc"
s9na .Iu. winds mostly ncttAWrateriy, higher Oar
Cmeter, stationary ,r lower t-mptriturc
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HARRIED.

BROWN ELT-XANS SFIELD-On wednesday October 20.
al the hons. brides mother, BrOo<Yn, L. L. by the
Rev Lewis l.ampuai. " Ilam NJ. BrOwnei, OF HUDSON.
y. y. to Lucy Mansfield
WILLIAMS-STOTT-At 81 Barlahas ChSpel StOtvile. y.
Y on me , Il INST Rev Or schwartz. Of Albany.
assisted by Rev hr Pr0ut. Thomas Wihans. of New
ork city Lmma W. daug ghter OF Charles H. stOt ESQ"
vile.
All notices " Marriages must BE- Endorsed riN JaH
lIdn ndlreNs.
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EB,IUND DAVIS.

Providence, r. l., Oct. Z3.-Edmund Davis,
merchant di.d suddcniy this morning OF apOplexy. lie
was n ty-seyen ygCrs ( age.
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CrpMON FOss.

WooNsocKEr, Il. l., Oct. 23.-GermOn Foss,
Editor of The Patriot died suddenly in his chair this
mornins H. was a brother Of Samuel 6. Toss, the
o
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NIjiILL SLAUGHTER.

LONDON. Oct. 23.-Mhill Slaughter. secre-
,ary to the share and loan department OF the London
STOCK Exchange, IS dc td.
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Amid Mental -tnrvniinn,

Use WIycHEsIEgs HYPopHosPHrE or LIME AND SODA 1t
is perfect Brain and Food and n certain for
Mental and Exhaustion, General DeDiy etc. Is
tablshed - yeas 81 bot e sold Oy all Drug
gists Prepared only by WECHEsrER Co, Chemists No
27 JOhu-st, ". Y
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24

The Hrans Weak AMI memory lost bY either men
tai or hody excesses you have clear. bright
ness brain and good digestion Ta4e NITALZED PuOs
PIlTEs. sale by druggists.
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rprnrsg OFFICE ut. "a, a. m.-The movement
, me bar,mc.er is -aiu upward Cloudy weather win
light rain during the first quarter, vas followed oY
clearing and partly coudy weather The temperature
.angca ne.wean 4jo and $50, tie average 3O7o) Dc
e 1912 lower than the corresponding day ias1 year
ana 5a,o lower tnan on Tuesday. ,,.
fic,f or fair wea Ter NAV De expected today IL this
a tyfc
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AGENT BERRY UNDER ARRESE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-fbe Interior De-
parnent 10 to-day receipt Oi Geographic Information
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Health Comfort Luxury.-Russau Baths. Is Lafayette
place. Open rom 7 =. III. 10 J. p. ui.
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nq,cEuors
raIg,ryr locA,. OBSERVATIONS.

~ tl. variations n tls cy 'y ga 80
iirlsiJis o 81 ne ior riA - ''i'
-r.1.arya
ci.a lir 1r'a-h li
indicated IA. l'~ % hi1-
vLauuHay, . e. oadN4J
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Chew

chew. Chew. Chew !:
The Gold Com Tobacco. 10J0.O00 majority.
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lf
will adj ircss the nertinc
4 iia=s Meeting
;le
COLORED REPUBLICANS
or the
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEWYORR
VII be heli at tie
COOPER INSTITUTE
A. 80 D. W.. Monday oct =, l5s)
THE HON. FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
81 Washington,
THE HON. j. &. WEARS.
q. Philadelphia.
THE HON. W. w. HICKS,
OF Florida,
THE HON. JOHN f. QUARLES.
OF Washington.
THE Hon. GEORGE ". WILLIAMS.
OF Ohio.
VIII speak.
REV. HENRY HIGHLAND GARNET
pras,.
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Rells,ous Noilecs.
Ar uarxar,I Roam.

Al Harvard Rooms. Reservor.squarc, 6tlaye-ar
HARDINGE BkITIh& Lectures n ;. DA = u Oetooef -
views.
ST. ~un.ay at D. M Addresses by sirs JENNIE PARKS.
ana Rev s1EPfiEN MERRITT solos, quartets and
h. IL CARPgNThR Cor sec. JOS A Bo5AEDJ,. Ffe-L
Anhon Memorial chnrc .s'n - s. wet wet q s s'R q
HhBER NEwroS, will preach Ia the mounss
At the Church ofiae Nativity ave C. between Jtl and
hsts the Rev bs kiCEI q the TAcoi,2ei 7eininary
PERllY. Bishop Of iowa N the evening. 4 O'Clock
AZ ii,e Russian Chapel aayg sgssel 53,9 a4a si,T
O'Clock she rev. Father BJERRING oilcisDg 81 eoFdi-
ally invited
Church of tle -trnnscrs Nercer st. near 8Ihrhe Rev
evening. All the Seats always tree
Church of the Divine Paternity. 5thaye, corner l5th
RY DER. ID. ot Chicago VIII preach at ii oc.ock a
Sunday school. $50 a. ~. All are ln'ited
Church Of tie Heavenly Rest
5th-aye hove ia.si.
a. m. :ernoS ,n Si1y'8 by BIZ ,i0r NORRIS.
OF oregon
Chnrch the RoIy sposte, corner Of 2'h - and 90
ave the KY. hisAD4 r. "a a. : zee 5,rPs
HOWE DD. LID. viii preach The sunday
DANIEL :. TU FILE, %. Eve ins service $50 O'Clock
Calvary Church corner ithays and 2 2isist-Iev ~ - A.
Rd1au; m <. Rev N''''p Dsus' ono 1 Di-'- '
-oceiy for Ethical Cuitnre.-P o'e.,or >, ADLEa
VIII Lecture before ,,"ie Ca.cs,ans Iitl cor.
,h ami lstst o. NDAf octoJcc -. Door.
uted to attend subject The schco = tie eooey'
81 Ianatiu- Church -4Otn-sf. s,-ive.
The Rev. Dr a. C. o." it ace tor ahd DMc"'i.g = ,Si.
io.aOa NJ ctae Hsy Dr. JOsIS II. MoPkl ~ greaciss>
preacher III the evening"
The Brick Cburch, ,.h-aye. and 5t stu. nev. ALX
ANDEK HANNAl' ot Ioni,n NJ preAcl IN tSe ~ rrA.s
a. T. H. IL NJ - Di-kAN, ~ tIi az
Tcrnoon at l. strangers cordially n.ited
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Dciiiicdl Aolltcs.

4 County Mass Heriing
az tho NATIONAL 5tt.EN BArh LABOR PARTY, o,
New-Y York will be heat a. g IAEN TAI HALL 5ithat
an, Sfh.4ve on MONDAY I'VE ING. October % az y %.
m CSPTA AIS KEluARD 4. TEEN ,LiI' j. ~ Michigan.
The crampon AMI labor questions Of tho d-
lad frrss
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n
meeting ,arDaL aIN lIrS nomination.. VIII
be be- d under u-pices association, Al HAkLEM
HALL. 81 lad I.OlisL, - DAY EVEN iSO.
October -. 1850.
The Rev Dr. JOHN 2. %EWM Man wlll preside
TX Gov Rich ard C. Mccormick Of NuEana The Hon. W.
iams OF A ik0nl tue Hon Lew 4 Morton anu .hs
~ C lave Wal address tho meet bours open AZ
7 O'Clock. reserved fOr iaiies.
DONALD MCLEAN, SU,y FRANK RAYMON p. Chair man..
Henry sb Porter MI am / 1raf, Noses z.
Crastn. Iohn D. NnmeY. Camplgn COmmlttee.
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c1NrRAIpARK OBSERVATION.

.trqef Of gspo Ior reel ending at P IN OCTOBER 2''
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Campaign Com ni:ice
OF THE
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
10 - WEST 2IrH.sT
NLW Y)gG Oct %, 1850
TO THE FRIENDS CF GOOD GOVERNMENT And
, 1880-01-17

COURT MARTIAL.-The court martial ordered
to convene ut Fort Walla Walla on the 18th
inst, for the purpose of trying First Lieuten'
ant Henry Galley, 2d infantry, on charges not
vet made public, did not meet until Thursday,
on account OF delay occaSioned by the late
storm. Lieutenant Colonel Alex Chambers,
DIST infantry, is president, and Lieut.. {. L. ;.
Wood, 2lst infantry is judge advocate, and
John W. Cochran official >teneographer Of the
court, who with Gen. Graham and N'Jor
Throckmorton, ith artillery, arriyedfrom an
couver on "Wednesday. Col Il. F. Bernard
and Major John Green, lst cavalry, from Fort
Boise. Can't. S. W. keever, 2d infantry, from
Camp Howard, and Lieut.. Webster have also
arrived to attend the court. Lieut.. Galley
will he defended by Hon. O. F. Strickland,
late United States Judge Of Utah The mem
bers Of the court also include Lieutenant Col
onel Jas. W. Forsythe, lst cavalry; Major
Francis l.. Towns, surgeon: Major }. i.
Keefer. paymaster: Capt. Thomas McGresor,
lst cavalry, and Captain Moses Harris, lrt
cavalry
, 1880-01-17

DIED on THE RoAD.-A dispatch received
here ON Wednesday evening announces that
First Lieutenant Edwin II. Shelton, OF Com
pany l., 1st cavalry. who has been stationed
At Fort Klamath, Oregon, died On the stage
near Rose5urg, Oregon, on his way to this city
This news cast 4 gloom over our city, Tor Lieu
tenant Shelton's friends are more numerous
here than anywhere else; every one We see ask
rs If we have heard the sad news, aud unyer-
sal sympathy is expressed for his loving wife.
7. i The saddest news we have chrOnicled Tor
LONG time. We have known him under Hafi, u,
o,,I Circumstances in social contact he WAS all
"us .ps. III he desired As a soldier he WAS an
. bnnor to the First Cavalry, to which first class
MN ,a,;vnen. he belonged. We have witnessed
his proves under fire Of the enemy, & and .,as can
truthfully say that braver man never ca T,iHe :
unJer our notice. Honorable, manly, ana a
,,sntIeman @ in every sense, We could well have
SHARED another man
, 1880-01-17

H,ppy Pux-On Thursday evening the nie
borss os Dave Small, ESD, Was crowded WIN
the ePjtc of the city, the occaslen oeh's
MARRIAGE Of his sister, Miss lnez Small u -
W. Colby. ESD, Of this city Inc oei -.
w,s IN take plsce at S P. ", but lorS pe'o''
that hour the parlors were crowded WIN
vo,ur. married and single who arrl'e' ~
with nr.sents for the happy couple AT ''i'
a,,ointed hour the bride and groom were o'"
duc,sd 70 the rsrlor. when the Rev j. NJ. b''u
ou;cllv ioined them in the bonds OF ma'r'in'D' :.
The bride looked charming, rs the daHs'i'e, :,
Eve generally do look on such OCCASIONS "niie
the s,room bore his part manfully. After con
yratulations were over spiend'u supp
partakrn Of by the assembled guests i
with we amend lis. Of presents reee''eu
CIV Colby. handsome Sc: jewelry; Dr. anu
Ms BlaIocl silver cake basket and oa.'ef
knife; May Blalock, crystal cake Soara ut III
and Mrs. Cropp, pair silver pickle ,ars u
ses Clark and Hill, pair Cyprus ia.S Az Dora
$. Colby, set silver spoons ana e"iW " Cav.
A. Gose card tray Mr.; and ME- e., .. silver
silver casket Capt. and Ms a-b;nn Mr..
and crystal vases Mrs Pond, ca,nlon r
and Nrs. polan. pickle stand; MrS; n
Rorsr Venetian toilet set !: Lane .'ihiai. -,
va- ;sllv spcons: Mr.. Winans sii'eI p.s.r, 80,
knife M,. md Mrs. Small. massive sll'gI Iosn.
set. Alb Small. cheque for S5V; Hes Tsrr,
son. Rec & Winans, ice pitehe1 S,ons
p S,,,sr dish. Mr.. and Mrs. I'd S'oae'
t.nSs,,r,s n.;r nanel pictures; NJ NJ NC
CaTthv. silver spoons and napkin rmss'
, 1880-01-17

Coon TINS CoNISG.-In addition to the
vast amounts of money which will be expended
nv the Northern Pacific, the Utah Northern
on5 other railroad companies in the e"nStrnc-
,,n Of their respective lines in this section, We
have been officially informed that the Canadian
Dc Railroad company have completed AZ
ransemen,s for the expenditure OF e'sh' mn
lions of dollars 20 be used IN the eofis'rUc.i'A
Of the British Columbia division OF their me
which shows that there VIII this year be aounG ND
W. -. arnIoymert for the surplus labor iG tGiS
an. en- - \ Iar.,e home market Tor au the
sss,.o1, asrres of life which should facilitate the
oor hoon Of rising and reviving industries through
will make the most Of hn these SI'S Iisa';veIv into to
EN- ehl'im IT. @ cheese. hen fru; and vegetable
bns;p.ss Ine for there viii be certain demand soF
farm products.
, 1880-01-17

WooD SurrLY.- The annual rise In the o'i-
umbia river and It's tributaries failed last year
to bring its usual supply of wood for the peoi,
pie of Wallula The Rescue House hao sever"
car load, of wood shipped from the Touche''
From the abundance of snow III the mountains
there will be no scarcity of wood this year:
Il i a notable fact, too, that the supply VIII
- e. h. much Greater 10 meet the wants OF
tbs nso,,le At various points on Snake river be-
txesn Lewiston and its mouth, as the settle
mepts have grown very much along the Snake
within the last two years.
, 1880-01-17

PROFESSOR KELLET.-We regret to learn
that this genial gentleman met with severe
accident in the shape Of a very severe sprain
caused by fail at Baker City, which viii pre-
vent him from filling his Boise engagement for
some time. Baker City has reason to be proud
of the happy accident which gives her so dis
tinguished guest, who is warm in his praises
Of the hospitality of which he is the recipient.
, 1880-01-17

IyCEyDIARIsN-It is painfully evident that
there are persons about who desire to witness
the destruction Of the city, as the broom man
ufactory of Hancock & Wright, on First street,
was iSnited on Tuesday morning, lay building
fire on the outside, which burnt through
part of the door and caught the interior, which
was filed with broom corn, but the prompt
ness of the fire laidies in responding to the
alarm saved the building. Damage lnfn-
it,.Simal
, 1880-01-17
s,Nrr,,cI,co RESTAURANT.

Walla Walla has many restaurants but the
leading one Is the above mentioned. The pro-
prietor Is Sparing neither pains or money in
securing the comfort and satisfaction Of his
guests. Strangers and transient people can
md no other place equal in cheapness, meals
bein. at the rate Of 3 for 81
, 1880-01-17

OrTIooK FOR lSS0.-We are constantly re-
ceiving very encouraging reports iron iF'eiiu5
IN these interior counties Of Washington an''
Oregon which are to the effect that the presen'
outlook for big harvest is decidedly favorable
as the crops are in much better condition 'haN
i u.ual at this time of the year. In some ~
c.T,,ss ,,,ticu,arlv in this neighborhood, there
Ier',s f.Ii;ua off in the acreage OF fall so~n
ram although it is said to do better flah an
that s,wed m the spring, hut the increases l., av,
srs'.s of sections farther afeld viii more u'S'
ccmnensate for this apparent falling on.
, 1880-01-17
WHERE THEY KEEP

Mrs. WHiams did you get such
nice tea, II Is just splendid a flavor
excellinS anything | ever used
Mrs. Hdrg-"o | got this at Cols's-eyery-
body goes there for tea now"
.IrS. Williams Well, III 90 right otf aad
get some. 1t Is 50 difficult to get good tea
any more.
Mrs. Halry-'' BE sure and get thst with his
own brsad Here, let me show You