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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-04

TWENTY-FIVE per cent saved In buying
Fine Harness at L. G. 4 Co.'s,
90 Penn avenue and is Liberty street,
Pittsburgh, IA,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-04

lust RECEIVE0-Flvs thousand gallon
stone ware at GEO. X, MOMECHEHS,
No. 1864 Market 81.
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Ask druggists for "Rough on Rats" It
clears out rats, mice, bsd.bugs, reaches,
flies, vermin, mats, insects, loo, per box,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-04

IMMENSE bargains in Buggies, Harness
and Horse Equipments at
L, GLRsRNKAMP 4 Co.'s,
70 10 70 Liberty and % Penn avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-04

BASE BALLS, Bats ono Guides for 1881,
and al. Base Ball goods at Rhees'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-04

Fine siIverware-I. G. Dillon,
Palace Reirigerators-Nesbi 4 Bro.
Wauted-Quarrymen, &c.
The "NierCedes" ParaBol.
TO Bondholders-W. II. Barnes.
For sale-Horses and Wagons.
Wanted-Tsilor.
Excursion to CinCinnati-Andes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-04

no THE CITIZENS OF WHEELING.

Il - AA"ANANp vi W uEELlNNi
The Soldiers and Sailors Monumental I,,,.,...
Of Bellalre, Ohio, propose holding Loan EJbltt..
from May 10Th 70 May SOIh, ISsl-prcs,d' Il w
voted % The erection Of q nOnlm sbt ID m,IS,s
the Soldiers and Sailors Of Belmont lOubtI GsS
In order y ma 10 this exhibition bah IbtSrs,,
and successful, tha management desire d van y,
blbits for some Of the following department., M
Art, Painting, btaluAfy aud BrUhEts Home Al IN,
Tile Fabrics, Oriental, Books, Relic, CuTsss,
Geology, EthlOlOgyt NAlunl History, HlavSS
Pottery and Glass,
The Association respectfully solicit The ua,r,
and attendance Of all the clilIenI Of WhsSlnI NJ
trust that they will contribute 10 the Iuct,S, u NJ
undertaking.
Ample security will no RlVOn, II neOSury, 4, IN
safe care and return Of oil articles. ThSy I'm ip
10 Insured at heir full value.
On the receipt Of proper notice, BY either m,ub,,
oil the committee, articles will DO illCi ioi, NINA
Al the PoStohlce or 1884, ChAplho street. thsy IIis
turned over 10 tho general committee, Who IlitTS.
OILY care for, catalogue, and place them on tIblhn
An immediate and favorable rt,ponSS lothIIth5i
In behalf Of our sister city Of BellAre Oh m nhI
our CitiEenS, ID earnestly solicited.
II, STERLING,
N. II. TRAVIS
mAS tnnHlltS
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woULp not be without 81, Jacobs OIL II Il
eOet go bottle, says Nj. RuSSer, 2lO Rush
street, Chicago, ILL.,
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CARRIAGES and buggies Of good Eastern
makes at very low prices at
L. GLEsENKAMP & Co.'s,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Forty years trial b, proved BLACK.
DRAuGHT' the best liver medicine IN
The world.
For sale W Lcgin 4 70.
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WANTED.

WASTED-PAINTERS-TWo.
TTa sP, ~ MARKET street, Of a. NJ, ApFly M,
sss:9 nIes!: J: W: HANEEURsS 'e'd'sU IA
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YOU can get the Pittsburgh Ertnino
Chronicle Of Rhees', 1900 Market street.
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"BLAoK.pRAueHT" makes chill.
and fever Impossible.
For sale BY Logan Co.
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IF your watch dOIn't run right have tire.
paired by JACOB ". CRUDE,
Practical Matchmaker,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Ste.
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DO NOT forget the Fourth Street Church
Social 10 morrow night.
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TINS letters K, L, NJ, Of the Fourth
Street Church, will give one Of their very
best slippers tomorrow night. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-04

ASK your grocer for Morning GLORY
Baking Powder. The most economical Ii
the market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-04

A FULL assortment Of the finest Ella.
tionefy just received at Rhees'.
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0oiCGi NoS. 96 nnd "a Fourteenth street
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THE ONE.

It Ia presumed that nothing more is
necessary TO all the Opera House this and
tomorrow evening than for the public to
know that Mrs. Oates and an excellent
company are 10 tread the boards and gil
the house with good music. "Bayard" is
billed for tonight and "That Awful
Child" for tomorrow night.
The Evening critic., 1881-08-22
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST LINE,
AND THE ONLY LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST,

THE EAST AND THE WEST,
DOUBLE TH" sTnr. H JHHshY courLkH'
to I isks s % sspMndSsG aossy I'D 1881
t2,2o-GMIcAao, CrNcrSsATI ASDsr.L LOUIS FAST
600 baltimore, Elcot City and Way Stations
t6. 4o-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS.
mon sss Way
s1o-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
8.16-PHILADELPHIA, NEW York and BOSTON
EXPRESS. Parlor cars to New York.
meets for MaserstoWn and at point Of ROCKS
te.oo-on Sunday oniy-Baltimore, Annapolis and
Io.oomBSIT Ess ExrMEss stops at Hyatts
Junction. Jessups and Hanover.
io4o-PrrTsBunGH, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI anf
st. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Baltimore, Ellicot City, Annapolis and Way
t1.25-on sunday Only. for Baltimore and Way
2l5-BAtTIMoRE EXpnEss.
s.ao-Balimore and Way Stations. Winchester,
Frederick, Hagerstown and Way, via Re
4.ao-BALTIMonE, HYATTsynLE AND LAUREL
EXPRESS, Frederick, via Relay. Stops Mt
f .4o- Bl AnnapSs and Way Stations.
Winchester and Way. ION Sunday to Point
. Of Rocks and Way stations,
6.46-BALTIMORE EXPRESS. (Martinsburg and
Laurel)
6.o5-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
TO. 45-BatimOre and Way Stations.
7.3O-BALTIMoRE, HYATTsvILLE and LAUREL
EXPRESS
te.15-PITTsBURoB, CIScISSATI, and ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS.
observation-disclosures, NEW York and BOSTON
EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to New York.
1o.OO-BALTIMoRE, HYATTSvILLE, and LAUREL
EXPRESS, Stops ON signal or to let off pas
sengers ut any station between Washington
and Annapolis Junction
tDaily. tSunday only Other trains daily ex-
cept Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
ton.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and 619
orders will be taken L luggage TO be checked and
The Evening critic., 1881-08-22
Notable snyinr. of NOTABLE Wen.

-" Give mo arrest. Lieut.. Kelly.
=" Love me little, love me long Bill
Rice.
-" He knifer cut him ut all."-Warden
Crocker.
-"Wake me up when Kirby dies
Jerry Jewell.
=" always give the correct cue" Frank
Collingsworth.
:" Carnivals are great institutions, me
boy."-Wm. Dickson.
Advertise in THE CRITIc."-All en-
terprising business men.
-"Do not give it away, give it to me. l
never refuse" --Ulys Grant.
=" If the end of one mercy were not the
beginning of another we were undonc."--
DIR. Sunderland.
-" If do luxuriate on corn-beef sand
witches 1t isn't my fault. can't help it,"
Big Little Kid Boswell.
81 am deaf, dumb, blind and never
knew anything about it."-Thc bulletin
surgeons when interviewed.
=" Base ball Is as old as the world, rs is
proven by the first line in Genesis, " In the
big inning" &c.-Mikc Scanlon.
=" What noble piece of work is man.
In grace and action how like an angel /; in
intellect how like god. Look at me-
Jim McDcvitt.
Thomas L. James is the most satisfac-
tory employee in the Department. None
other is so blindly obedient to my orders. -
A. M. Gibson, p. M. q. de fdcto.
The Evening critic., 1881-08-22
Grave Subjects.

There were 1876 deaths in Baltimore last
week.
The Coffin family had reunion at Nam
tucket, Mass, last week.
DIR. J. C. Foster, one of the oldest physi.
clans Of New York, died Saturday.
Rev. Father Thomas j. Kenney, pastor
of st. Johns Church, New Orleans, Is dead.
There are thirty-fve burial grounds,
public and private, within the corporate
limits of Boston.
Rev. G.. w. Riley, well-known Baptist
clergyman of Urbana, o., died Saturday of
sporadic cholera, after an illness of few
hours duration.
William Goodcrall, So, founder of the
distillery firm of Gooderall & WORTH, died
at Toronto on Saturday. 1t is said that he
was worth Sl0,000,00O.
st. Louis must be lovely city to live in.
A reporter who has been looking up the sta
tistics of the city cOroners, finds that, in two
years and four months ending Aug. /, coro-
ners have been called to 50 cases of murder
p of infanticide, 90 of abortion, 154 of sui.
eide, 475 of accident, AZ of floaters The
average of murders was about 2 u month
and of suicide 81 a month. The average OF
suicide in the city since April has been two
q week.
The Evening critic., 1881-08-22
Foreign Matters.

-Krupp. the German cannon maker, en-
ploys 10000 men.
Mr.. Froude, it is whispered, will shortly
be raised to the peemgc.
yellow fever has assumed q serious
character in Havana. There were forty
deaths last week.
Tho elections in Madrid yesterday re-
suited favorably to the Liberals. The Con-
servatives are charged with organizing an
extensive scheme of repeating"
AT the elections for members of the Por-
tugal Chamber of Deputies yesterday for
LAT Seats only about twenty were obtained
by the various shades of the opposition.
The Arab fanatic who "ran muck ="
through the streets of Sussa on Saturday,
the 18th instant, calling on the Arabs to
join him in n holy war, was brought before
the Bey of Tunis on the Goth instant, who
had him hanged forthwith.
The Duke of Argyll's marriage is said
to be displeasing to the Dukes numerous
family. The new Duchess is comparatively
young, and the first family fear that fresh
influx of Campbclls may cut down the not
over great ducal patrimony.
German consumers hope to obtain u
sufficient yield from the petroleum springs
recently discovered at Hanover to make
Gnrra,,,, ;,Sn "n So nor;o eH 90 ono
oolinms ~ raf,meJ and . 7na 100 noiioms 81
s sow notro,omm '' anu ''''''ioo s"'''A' Vt
-" nv rr.i' ~, A. o, s
Ills, Ills c"TlS lor .hc Sentrll anu 9ou.n
m amer ieiceIapn COMPANY rs 1eihg
i r,auc az t.c ru.c SI uwcnIy niiics ualiy.
inc ilrso snipmehs Oh 1ne cable VIII Do maae
om .he i'.m u NoVclnper ne1 M, Mnen
the limited States with Rrazil tclepranhic-
Sly ny .no way oi MeN'co anu 'eh'rai anu
'o", ~, hhciio"
-Ihe present Duke OF sutherland Is u
iree ana easy Klhd' OF u 1eilow, ana does
The Evening critic., 1881-08-22
Double scuiIing Match.

The double sculling match between Robcy
and McDermott and Lewis and Mansfield,
for 300 side, will take place on the East
ern Branch next Thursday, the 25th. The
sporting men are taking considerable inter-
est in this race, and from present indica.
tions 1t will be lively and exciting one.
The course to be rowed over will be from
the Eastern Branch or Anacostia bridge,
foot of Eleventh street southeast,
to the railroad bridge and return,
u distance of three miles. Captain
Cutler has been selected rs referee, with
Joseph Brown and John Doyle, of the Sun
day Herald, judges for Robey and McDer-
mott, and Mcssrs. Chas. +. Shelton and
Frank p. Morgan judges for Lewis and
Mansfield; Mr.. Bernard, stakeholder. The
boats will be called together at 6:15 and
start quarter of an hour later.
The Evening critic., 1881-08-22
The business College.

81 The Spencerian Business College has re-
Gently issued n handsome pamphlet contain
ing happy address to the students by James
A. Garfield, and the following strong tes-
timonial to the Business College graduates
by Gen. Francis A. Walker, Superintendent
Of the Census.
/ have been invited to deliver, on behalf
of the principals of this institution. the
diplomas of graduation to the members of
the class of 1881.
1t gives me great pleasure to do so. Not
only from the deep interest which every
professional educator must feel in the cere-
monies which appropriately mark the close
of q career of instruction and discipline,
but also because the occasion affords me the
do briefly, the very high estimate which
observation has led me to form of the
character of the training impaired to the
pupils of this school.
Month by month, during the past year,
as the exigencies of our office hastily built
up from the ground, for purely temporary
purpose, have brought under my charge
graduates of the Spcncerian College, the
conviction has deepened in my mind that
in this institution Washington possesses q
most admirable school for the training of
young men and young women for the
practical duties of business and professional
life.
/ hold in my hand schedule which bears
the names of seventeen persons, graduates
of recent years, who on the LIST of May were
under my official care and within the range
of my personal observation.
Looking over this list do not see the
name Of one inefficient, needless or ill
trained person. With one or possibly two
exceptions, all have proved themselves to
be distinctly above the average of clerical
character and competency. OF the severn
teen nine appear OH the list with the high
est credit attributed on the records of the
Office Is it not, therefore, just to say that
these graduates of the Spencerian College
have, as body, not only done honor to the
public service, but have reflected great
credit on the able and faithful teachers here
present? ~Nlfa 10
know of no more severe and searching
test than the daily work of statistical
office to discover not merely the amount of
information possessed by a person, but also
his or her essential character as to diligence,
carefulncss, patience, attention to duty and
fidelity to trust and so uniformly favor
able has been my experience withth pupils
of this school, that | would not hesitate, on
behalf of the public service, to accept an ap-
plicant without further proof, by examina-
tion or testimony, than the simple certificate
of his graduation.
Feeling thus strongly in regard to the
value of the training here acquired, and of
the practical and theoretical information
impaired in the instructions here given,
find peculiar pleasure in delivering to the
members of the class of 1881 the diplomas OF
their honorable graduation.
The Evening critic., 1881-08-22
A city Hail Man in Danger.

Mr.. William Il. Williams, assistant clerk
of the Criminal Court, in letter from
Ocean Grove, N. j., dated Saturday, to his
father, Deputy Marshal Williams, states:
event out too far this morning while bath
ing, and a strong current at ebb-tide swept
me nearly 300 yards out at sea. / signalled
the surfman, who launched his boat, and
climbed in. l could not make the least
Roadway against such n current, and devoted
my strength toward keeping up and riding
the waves. People were awfully excited ;
but, strange to say, kept perfectly COOL
and did not get any more tired than an
ordinary swim would tire me-"
The Evening critic., 1881-08-22
THE EVENING CRITIC.

ESTABLISHED AUGUST. IS

AnuSctncnNSs
FoRD's OPERA. HoUsE.--Thc lovers of
theatrical entertainments arc promised
rare treat the latter part of the week, when
the immense aggregation under the man
agement of Anthony, Ellis u Hathaway
open q brief engagement at Ford's Opera
House. They claim to have four great
shows united, and will open next Friday
night. performing also at matinee Satur-
day and Saturday evening Raveps
Humpty Dumpty troupe, Miaco's Novelty
Company, the Ross-P Parker international
Dog Show, and Gray & Manning's musical
congress and the famous East Indian
priestoss, Sadwah, will assist at each per-
Torrance.
SUMMER THEATRE CoMIoUE. = The
famous little actress, Adalina Gasparini,
who won such favor on her last engagement
here, appears at the Summer Theatre Com
ique this week in Meg; or, a Mothers De-
vOtion." She will be assisted by the child
actress, Ida Gasparini, and carefully Sc
lected company. Frank Mclrosc, the one
legged gymnast, with Harry La Rose, Orn-
dorff and Mcdonald the famous dancer,
John Fenton; Mabel Leonard, vocalist. z.
M. Allison, Dave Walling and Others, have
been engaged to assist in the olio of variety
attractions, forming altogether II very strong
bill.
Dhl lSh . tONCEhi OhhD6Ns hc Soh
certs ut George Drivers popular garden are
as attractive as ever. For this week adj
ditional artists have been engaged, among
them Miss Minnie Chaplin, vocalist, with
q sweet voice and charming repertoire OF
new songs. Mr.. Harry Mullen, the Irish
character vocalist, and the German come
dian, George Kaine, with French, the
famous baritone, have been re-engaged and
a programme of rare excellence arranged for
the concerts this week. Driver still con-
tinues with success his midday lunches,
which have made his place so famous.
ABNER's SUMMER GARDEN.-Professor
Chris. Arth and his celebrated orchestra
will render at the concerts at Abner's
E-street garden a programme of rare
musical gems. The concerts here are es-
pccially arranged for the various tastes OF
the large audiences attracted to hear them
nightly. The refroshment stands are sup
piled always with the best viands.
The PRIZE SHOOTING MATcH.-The
Alexandria Light Infantry has arranged
for an excursion next Monday to Glymont
where the rifle prize offered to competing
teams by Mayor Beckham, Of Alexandria
will be shot for. The Alexandria Light
Infantry, Washington Light Infantry, and
Union Veteran Corps, Of this city, will be
represented at the match. See advertise.
ment for further particulars.
The Evening critic., 1881-08-22
The Editors summer vacation.


The tired night editor sat in his chair,
Perspiringly breathing the hot sultry air,
And writing up personals, II column or
OF folks who had gone, and others to go,
To the summer resorts, to the mountains
and hills,
To the breezy old sea, or cool woodland
And he wrote that "NIiss Gush had gone
with some more
To summer at Newport and hear the waves
While "Young Mr.. Gush has gone to Ma
Along with his sisters and cousins and
aunt"
And" Mr.. Fitzdoodle is going away,
To sweet Saratoga so lovely ana gay,
Miss Bit and Miss Baff have gone to the
lakes,
Miss Buff to the country (bcware of the
Mr.. snob to the mountains, to take short
Mr.. snub has decided to take in the West,
Messrs: Fairfax McDougal ana Patrick NC
Ghee
Are going to Long Branch to battle I'm the
Etc, etc. He wrote a lot more,
Then this editor laid down his pencil ana
~ sit hereind sweat, get no thanks for my
pains
While these people, possessed of more
money than brains,
Go of to these places to stay and keep
COOL
While / stay and work, I'm regular
fool;
I've got lots of passes, but here must stay,
For the paper will dwindle If go away"
Then he looked ut the ceiling, then frowned
And made "centre shot, in the old cuspi-
dore.
Then Jumped to his feet and excitedly
said
"I'm going; the paper may go to old Ned (;
fear not the boss nor his fierce indigna
ton; .
III surely can't kick If take u vacation"
And without preparation, sans collars sans
sock,
He took his vacation
Tile walked round one Dlock).
Frank Gilbert, Evansville Argus,
The Evening critic., 1881-08-22

The Saratoga bellies chew gum at horse
races.
When Is q satchel like duck? When
1t is a canvas back.
Tho standing armies of Europe number
over 100000 men.
A mountain in Idaho has an internal
machine in its inside
The swclls of Sitting Bulls band call
themselves bull pups.
joaquin Miller has Joined the Nihilsts
That lays out the Nihilists
--Twenty-four white women have mar
ried negroes in Boston in one year.
The annual raisin production of Cali
fornia amounts to about $4,000 boxes.
"A race-course is made circular that is
to say, mile track is never square mile
"A coclncy friend thinks china nest
egg is quite Encouraging to the fowl
Boston Transcript.
Some preachers try to make up with
gestures and noise what they lack in brains.
Williomsport SIN.
If you judge person by the clothes
worn, how the blazes are you to form an
estimate of burlesquo troupe?
"A st. Louis man got q job for doctor
by playing ghost round the house of man
who had shotgun ready for tramps.
Tho noble red man parts his hair in the
middle, but then he has been visited Mt va
rious times by the British aristocracy.
There were lost during the past fiscal
year 26S lives Of passengers and crews upon
merchant steam vessels of the United States
AT Saratoga the little dogs have fresh
ribbons twice day, four meals, three maps.
four baths and little nurse girl, who. for
dollar week, cares for them"
In Colorado there arc only three per-
sons to the square mile, and yet no two dogs
ever found aplace in the Territory where
they could fight Notwithstanding crowd
Since the appointment of colorcd men
upon the Philadelphia police force the col
orcd men of Albany are determined that
they will immediately ask for the appoint
ment Of one colored man as a policeman and
another as letter carrier
For the first time in the world the ex-
traordinary spectacle will be presented in
Atlanta, at the Cotton Exposition in OctO-
Dor, OF picking cotton from the boil of the
stalk, and transferring it Immediately into
a machine, from which it will soon emerge
at the other end woven into cloth.
Michael McEvoy, aged 10 years and en-
ploycd in the steel works ut Newark, N. j.,
met with fearful accident the other day.
Hewas at work ut rolling machine, through
which red-hot iron bars arc passed with great
velocity, whom he was struck by one of the
bars and it passed completely through his
thigh.
The colored people of Oglethorpe
County, Ga, cannot be induced to touch
the revised New Testament with ten-foot
pole. According to local paper " they
think 1t scheme concocted by the Demo-
Gratis to get all the darkies to hell, so that
they won't have to associate with them in
heaven on terms Of eqnalitY.n
The Evening critic., 1881-08-22
National Hotel Arrivals.

Hon. ]. Morrow, jr., w. Va; f. f. Cobb,
New York. Mrs, j. j. Henry, Denver Col.
II. w. Thornton, Ala; f. Mertens, II.
Mertens, Cumberland j. A. Magec, New
York; r. Pfafilin, Indianapolis; Maj. G. f.
Howes, Boston; w. A. Jarboc, Nd; Mrs
Charles Green, Miss Annie Green, Savan-
nah; Il. L. Rosenthal, J. Hirsche, New
Levy, New York; Mrs. NJ. l.. Reno, Miss
+. M. Summers, Louisville, KY; Hon. b.
Wilson, w. Vail Il. Moore, Ernest Stevens,
Petersburg, Va; J. II. Arment, Dayton, w,
t.; Il. Kramer, New York l.. II. Brumlcy,
Atlanta; @. Rumelin, Miss Rumelin, Miss
Wharner, Cincinnati: P,J. Moran and wife,
George Q. Crane, Now York; c. +. Clagett.
Nd. S. G.. Grafton, New York; ]. NJ. Han
nahs Chicago; j. +. Suite and wife, Pitts
burg; w. A. Huffman, Cincinnati A. b.
Treat, Mobile; Lewis Barnum, Baltimore.
The Evening critic., 1881-08-22
GEN. Gerhnrtlt's Funeral.

friends attended the funeral of the late
Gen. Jasper Gerhardt, including delegations
from the Grand Army of the Republic,
National Veteran Corps Washington Light
Infantry, the Turner'S, Sengerbund and
German Veteran Club. The remains were
inferred at Prospect Hill Cemetery, where
Major Behle conducted the burial services
and an artillery salute was fired by a bat
terry of the District Artillery. The pail
bearers were Christian Dicterich, August
Bruchl, John Holschuh, George Einolf,
Major M. Il. Urell, Chaplain J. A. Van Do
rem, Adjutant L. X. Winship and Comradc
d. W. HOughtOn