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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-14
TME VALLEY MOUSE,
SUEPHERDSTOWN, w. VA.

THE undersigned having renovated END
| refurnishcd this House, situated on the
corners of German and Princess streets,
is now prepared to accommodate the pub,
lie with rs good hotel fare as may be had
ut any country hotel, and respectfully So
licits share of the public patronage,
pledging himselftO use his best efforts to
make his guests comfortable III every
particular.
4 large and well kept Livery in con-
ncctiou with the House.
3. I. GRAVES,
Proprietor.
June II III
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-14
ATTENTION FARMERS.

AGENTS WANTED for the Best and
a Fastest selling Pictorial Books and
Bibles. Prices reduced 50 per cent
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Phila.
delphia, Pa. March ., lSsi.-3n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-14

dummy - 1851.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-14

c10 \ week. So day at home easily
-SIZ made. Costly outfit free Address
TRJ L & CO., Augusta, Maine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-14
COAL and PHOSPHATE
FOR SALE.
Also
Wheat and Corn Wanted

T HEREBY announce to thepubrc 81.
L keep constantly on hand tba i"SI
WHITE AND RED ASH, NUT PC,r'
and other sized COAL, which ann ~
nishing ut low figures. AZ
am also selling the standard FED
TlLIZERS, such as llagerstoVp. RnI M
10 Bone, guaranteed pure, SnowJs,'a''
Hppitt'S, and other goods. For III
only ask trial.
l am also paying the highest marI.,
prices for WHEAT CORN, and ollie,
produce.
Assuring the public Of strict a,tcr,i..
10 business, and as strict integrity in ' ~
the relations of the same, solicii f,' al
my people reasonable amount of ,tstl
patronage. Yours truly.
W. \. LEMEN
shephcrdstowu
Sept. Is, 1850.
, 1881-10-07
THE HOST1LES.

They Fleo In Disorder Before tho Sol.
diera, Throwing Everything Away
IN They l6un-T1vo Moro IIen Foln Il
Murdered.
W1LIG0x, A. T., Oct. 6.-The following
has been obtained from onc Ut Rernarh's
command, who came III this morning escort
Ing the wounded. lle says fruln the tiMe the
communal left Dragoon Station tho troops
went oh gailop Until Indians were dis
covered In tho foot-lillls. They .lroyo them
toward tho plains, when tllo Indians COLL
,arueetl throwing away their property. On
their trail were found provisions, blankets,
,loccnSins.. and money In bnckskIn bngs.
but few .tead Indians were found. One
scout tonk fruln thB body ut NJ Indian
4 discharge rs scout FROM New Mex
lean company. Two carnlrymel were
wounded nnu aru now llere-tlilp shot
through ta leg AMI tho othor through. thu
wrist. Rernrts received this morning FROM
DragO0h summit my a wounded Indian
scout cnlIle 10 tho seGtl0n-tlnHs.:, saying TINT
tho trn0lts mud IntlLnns wert, lighting ngatla
hist Night back Of the first range OF noun
taIns, supposed to be Cactllse's stronghold.
.rrcsnS, 4. r., Oct. n.-Tllc Indications
are tlsns tile fight III Tuesday erulli,,g in iIle
UraEuo,1 Maintains completely tlel!lurntztu
the lnstiles nnd ctl,;sed thuln to break UP Into
slslall struggling bands.
J. special from benson saya two mon wero
fOu,itl murdered tlita morning n10ut three
miles south Of Henson, west Of tile TaIub-
sst"1!u nIsl. 1t IL supposed they were killed
l1y 1lhttnns
, 1881-10-07

TWESrt-SECf!Sn ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
Spetiat Dlsp.tth to The Chicago Tribune,
Et0lS, ILL.,, Oct. U.-Tkm twcnty.secoud atl-
ruNl conference Vi Frtu Methodist Churches
llas continued Its sessiou In the now cIlvrcl.
edEilro at thu denomination iii this city to-
day. Addresses hayu been laado alll tl,o
organization completed.
CONMirTEEs.
The following committees were appointed:
On Public worshu-Tho President, tho Huv.
+ Il ltoberts. and tho lsuv. Acssrs. T. fluck and
t,n Ctai,,s M md MssonsErho sss.iontn9 g! Gorn;
isa1sS ',s'ist. j. O. r0rrs o. T. osers' and l., L.
= u h*sss T. ssasse es T D A'%ss E. E.
I'tcAehley. Ja.nes s,r.wi,: and +. L. Miller, :,
Ut seefot tn. sGotss'S7ts H, tey MGsss; ,s ".
": Fosl9r, Antl J. simmons.
on EdneaslopTTGo Il c Pr .an, Mcasrs a. clate,
IT, IL eSns 1sns t.fa II sSos :a j. q J. iIfsfs Isss w. '"'
20 I.sy i. TssrfsS, VIII sbo low T. T. Fsrsis
IN ColieetInz Funds for publahing-Tho tsoy.
q! &aa,Ina,!ne M Esaa!.nssss-Tho ;ss! .s rsc:1aent:
&: 4; l!ar.l!ags A. +. FarrIs .. ". FrIaA. L. l..
o. Receiving Hohvy tor tho Superintendent
81 Of !tsso!ylsy M";sy ffos tho suposanuuatca-
u Ia Sa Te,tsrSie. @ It'll nev ste..ru H. D, Mars
Ss Goi ,.s Sss''Sy r. I'LL, WS4sts s'o n Gtss9 .a1. sa'
slluHr SESSIONS,
It WIS ordered to open tho conference sos-
BIoNs ut 6 :S1 n. III. Allu closO ut Ills. Tho
President, Aroihor Roberts, was requested
session II! an address to the conference on
c,,,.il ~ M III. a1ull ri,
, 1881-10-07

1fobNst and bsooMtng hcAIth in Hop 13tters,
and 10 fAliliiy can atf0rsl tn Do without tho1n.
, 1881-10-07

UEftMAy METIloI1jsr Et'tsCOl'AI, CONPElt.
s,.,,,, p,,,,,,. ESGn. T. Gs: r,t.,,, 7x,,,n.
ou,tr,,s,, III. f,ot n -T,,o ritana., f,or-
os''nust', .,. ts'' 49, ~ o.ileaAo uc'
ihafs 4sletltoslist Et!sct'ial Cofi1cfasice, en-"
bfartDK Southern a!M Eastern Wisconsin.
Northern ll'EnOls, and Sesarn districts III III
diana, tngan lis tenth nHi1,aa sessi0, II, this
city this morning. Ulsl,o, y. NJ. Merrill. Of
f,,,fruun. ,r.uttftrw rtftv.fn,r ,,iutstnrx ra.
s''..','.' -. H. .',, .,. ~, T,'ss. -.
hp".tliu :" thu c"s' oi the TOLL ltoocrt l'e-
slIu, John I}en,c,,t IT Wauxcal,, 4. X. Arnth
or i.owcfl. 4. r. Fuprstc,nn ri Gram t,ay.
ami Gms,nv ra1,fsIniy ~ l,nru,,o,, v,,,, ,,",'
ri j., .,rai y, ,nv ,a mstT ,xs,
a e .'o ,o i"l .e', n,,, "i,a. .,!;. mg "ay .hs
'Tn,toi,t tha Eturat1 @ S""i.,tv ~ ,s rnt,.
trn,,.,, ,.aI ~ = ,',a i,'e'S " '"o eou
, 1881-10-07

Epfflal UtspAtth 70 Tbs Chicago Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Oct, G.-'rlH body OF tho
Milwallkeean fout4tl IN C!Ilcnso day or two
ago u1uLer suspicious circumstances proves
to by that Of George alcI.antsl,. clerk IN tl,e
4 stnglu lnatl, ~ yenrs OF nge, lIa drew Sao
FROM Ills employer lust week, aiul saI.l tint
ha was !s0inE 0n Il few wcuks' visit to CHI
cagt.. lie wns a drinking ,lRll, anil 1t Is sup.
n0sMl WIS acgLtlently drawne.l 0r fuully
tta III with
, 1881-10-07


rirs, nfltl with rr!iglm'.. Speaking NJ tie
tNisc.lis,i,, dill tho nti,er side want Ia lns!st
thnt It wa* nnly for children ona mt fpr
men? Dtt they ,an,! T. 1.sfrt at t!Hrs was
,rie *rcaker sni'l Il? ha.l M Interview viii,
tol! him tint tlc :, co'1cll 2t bishops
II ''q l pF'n,l!,rS sta5Ms and ND WHIT SS'Gf's ~ n "i
It It this hercsy cause catne s"fofe the,n.
{I.altd npp!a.sa.1
d. rar rkllufst shid Il WIS far tin. cotrt to
f'f" 5 IL 'fs ser Rs's arsuns4 q aM s tS o:isi Ut It tic
present.
MILLER AGAIN.
Nr. Miller rose 10 rcply. nni, On being re-
tEucste.l to speak lou.er. raiharkg! tliat I.e
mud not tie people who Ind assembled. Iii
WIN not going t. n'aks my STUMP
s,y;Sc ; r, r. Int sx hts f,t ff[s pf; ,; HIT 1Ini
that tin prosecution was bo!s,l't 10 work
up u hue mid cry hgafnst Dr. Tl'nnas.. .ISe'-
satiDl,.] Tho speaker then Aai tlsat II wins
~ a; s scrp. sprE cfSTeSo ~ sSy q III @ Tug 1Ss .
!cntally, but at tho chrlstn'as conferences
Ti!e sreaner saiti !'e nsyrr tlatt my lsea ri
S resset Sr II. II. he iii ,i"t I brv" imt 1T It ws
| .r would ever be- regarded ny \ xtamlnr'l.
jls l'|ew several uls!9,Ips wh3 anIer,l
Will Hill. Hl1ii no QBlHtGtl ttl1t t1tuF
wu,,Id r., rulc. Gie iii mi anft;,
With iii tint br. Thoiias lad preached, Tit
In ,lt,i nnM,or left,re Tie coijferrnc,. 10 nra.
tcst aan}nst the Methndist E.,urrj, ,,arrow-
lng its st:Oup nild usefulness by ,ceg1,tInx ls
| II s,n.Itiuri tic Inryuw tllu0Dyy ii irw i,er-
SoIis. N,l wjiich al, cntnrHe, scllnlRrsit, ind
lI,ul Exhaustive iiibIicai criticism, live loi,r
sInce Hbn.ufntlrG. ''"
| mn. .,,,,,, ,r,,ux ovpr1,t,, nm r,v ,,r.
iHs1 e''A'' iA''N s,,,v1,r;s "o''Ap AnH oh''
T., Tho ,,,,,rt,n o,t,,,nn. %'
| III tee iolto"lhG oplhion'
IN r,,llng upol tho points submitted IN tho
uemn1fer' tho Sba,r Mald4 f,r "o.IMK ,;,a H. o1juc
ls, ii Ill., ~, n.s sM apfG t@ nve imde'a knwtc 9 Go1
~ tho Il" "aIo,e" toM ~ ~ lin s"s"' ~, that
Il Ia ,,t n"rc,,arv tt, seg fur;I, ino nv in 'ls Tia
uhargcs and specification. Thc Chair ovesr,tics
tho demurrer ii, poitlts one, wa nroc ad four
Concerning objection tive t!le Chair halls thnt
ss ~ .n9 ~ ,n ~ @
Cnair Uycrr,les tic tc1urrer III pont 1iyc Con.
ccr,iIng polt,t nix tho Chalr hols ttnt tho tieI-
crat Cnnterrnt1 may establish y Certain Rtutlt-
ard Of dootsine without Formally giving an e1-
na1'st!Eo GntauE o. nthoF,tlss; M M that tse st!n;
/ HTApl tI1tH!fGA
, 1881-10-07
TIE 1NQUIs1T1ON.
fESTETIIJN1 AFTIsI{SUfIS.
Hptttat Uttpdteh tn Th4 Chteaqo Tribune

Hptetat Dspatch to Th* Ch,taao 1'rttnne.
SfrAMa1sE. ILL.,, Oct. 8.--'rlM Ecclesiastical
Court mot this after'oon III tho congregt-
tiUlAl Church, Moderator Fowler III tho
cltAir. 'rlle 1ttr lsnhc l.anebnfger opened
t1io proceedings Will PRAYER. ..
l}rntllcr Miller " cotlt,sr' for Ito dctonse.
said that Brother Bennett could not appear,
but tho aeteltxp was Willing 70 20 oil.
Hrolhaf Nlll!ef tlle'' opene't MS argah'ert
III shppofs VI tlle uea'''Ffer lEalnst Tue scc-
ont1 cl'arg", 'wh'csi cI'afeca t',e preaching OF
uoetfl!fo aRatfst tho slaf'uhrhol theti.''rc'l.
1I'e tleiehso cla'hIetl TINT 10 Standard was
areclaco, anu ttereioFc INC !ale'ise eo'ila not
nc properly prcpafe' a1'a n'9ahse"' "ot
Rtio"thS w!lnt 10 pleAa. ..-......-..'-..
brosner llatfielt' sald ttio clafeo WIS st'ilafe'
tlIargcs alll It remained for Tic Court to tlc-
tcruuu whether tho doctrines lad bepn vtt.
h"s,.ooa ~ Inn ,,r,,.ec,,t;u, tn frruls,, anv
standards.
LrDtjler Miller said tliut the defense dc
ln1rrod to the charge of yIolutlnx tic
Article OF Religion. because no article
was spccihea' ue tho1' feaa the ue-
m,trrer, which was presented II, tile Follrt
yesterday. T'l'uro ought 10 be 4 stntensen. as
to wlnt articles ur rulEntou nmI standards
r. $l1n1u ii,
,a.s WI pse' s Mnu ~ !a's'i a''seca
1t WILL betllfl!cuit to determine lust what Inns
heen done. on'side.tae Articles of Religion
twill BIZ 1,ard to find two persons WHO will
's'ee ,e,s, ~ ~ -, ,,,,,, .,,,u,,,a,, ,,.x~n,,,,
WHAT ~ THE METHODIST nocrh1SE.
Outside Of the Buck Of Discipline nothing
can bc found tlr!ining tic Methodist
,,r1,,,,.,",o,,I M, ,,,.,',r,ntf| |,n.t,; i1,,ttt
p'o,uu'"ea" "sls "us'lutilatlfe aoc'.aHe; 1iail
the last utl1eral Coitorence ''o Methodist
preachere01ll he tsieIl for llercsy except In
ufnn pint conference adontctl n law Tint
n'" "tp: ~" t',"s
ine RESTRICTED fales VI tae church cannot W
cElhnged except I'll certain way, ttitt the
tlrst cannot ha ctln'tged In my way. 1t
reats TINT tho Genera! Conference sl,a'! not
gion: What IRE tlla doctrlnss Of tho Church
ers or preaehers. a port'on at tl'g'll is tlIe
Established standards inlply the establish.
meut BY SONS menus ur other, ANIL not by
custom t,r consensus; Il was collcsllsl,s tllit
erletl 1ut "Crueify h,M,." when law would
logtaus. 'rllo country Ut one tlmu existed in
ttIis Church ~ socioty, nr congregation IF
societies, and they were govcrnet! by!ha Een.
When tho Church waS formed In 17sl Mr.
WESLEY gave Tic Church the Articles of lnlfg-
Ion, alll usl.to from these thure Ii no toctre
agntnst which llcreSy may be- preached.
seriptlye rule was passed. No niflor staistl-
astl nj doctrine had been established by ully
general conference. lnefo u no power 10
aas nnytnlnk ~ uo ArtGts ,; o. tei!.',oll; ra.
@ Gi n' '1 ST. " o ~ l1" ,1, o"t ritz e ;fa,Ie !s1ns
, 1881-10-07

that u, Ttslnn.s. Wi ~ e,t1s owlot 9 @ rS
thsM *,@nMs,; with her al,i,"n! ssa.trF:! =!
FlI Volumes btnl.Ii nr,I ttt,t,n,tti. rovnri1g
wide raitun ui Ittcrat.,r, il, EnyIltt. frrl.e,,
rGil III sprCit,ut,A hid enitrinns; with ialn,rlt-
iury wri f1rnislri; wlthn Fnc,,Ity n.lsurpassetl,
a,s. a VII rs .s ,!o so% r ,'ars @ e. es
rucnt,i,tnt mir ytrtii1 to q, to 1.yMstnn with
nssra,icaa that tho l,est ,l',uatlonal and rcli9
THE srln'ruAL Goxntr!"S ;;,' ,!4,'',. OF THE ntA-
n,ror,e,, ren.su fur sra'i,a'e s' Our pestors lave
tc!r tni,htu!ness i,as hean riw.'rlt,l. rhIs t,as
Iusorast 20 carnlti!ly prsl're,l .lootrlnns acr-
tnt,''s. We arr cunning to ,t, ,Ii'r.' n nro y!
wero s,asnl's II refreshing toviynt.intlucneSa,
All!l fruits hnya .oGt' win rs tnru'iEh!at tso
Gnsrn 5onr wf ofy mna" st WorK +, - n,l' Rr";t,a ~;
heart u every Chtiatietl ~ INC Nnrthwast;; :.;
Diir annutla fopoEt ~ cmy W'%shn" ~ VII VII
H1m S1as,,ore XIII fuiI Imanhcra W hav" r., ",ir
Sunday .srnnots III averaao attondanca nj 1.I3j
scnoiars. We ntys: CHURCH property i, eo*2 r..
has sen onc; Gt 't M ,hers n nrs IN lrnF h,14 %
no proui... ~ Thor nra m chl'slron v of fv tic
soa!n'en s, paopo In choHso not in sanaay-
~ TIE CRIMINAL GLASSES.
The ninth n,,u,,ai ri,porl Of tlo yupcrlntona-
ent of tt,o ifui,sc Of CORRECTION III Chicaan shnws
tint Ii, IaeU he ha it III prisoners under bss curu.
Or these nearly one.half wcrc Antsr % ycAss
az nE: s!x q! then, ytnrs " nKr apG ,in,dcr,
~ @ ~ ane aGr ~ W. - sGrs rr :" ~ nfst 10y M tsa, ~
& 1a ", ,r Yrn y =, i, siS n o cn ~ VIII.
srxo nrrgst nt,c oslt Of scvcuty Of t,,tr popatio
every yerr. l}rettrctt, III, :hn ei,Utj ,icrcs nf
Cb!c,Eo nro fn,si,l iruny Of tho fnctnrs thas
shaps t!n future tire9! Wc.., 'raas T. city an. e!a,
li!nnts tnsre sersiory .'91, ,thS Zen OF s9 Kscat
n,rn4 s ~ ,,s, bn ,rih,,,c u.u,lj 10 fn1. n n,
~ ,t IL. 1sp I'D ' & sntfS't ts as xss r tnss
prayer III tnat ely. sethtdlsn, sliutd sielE iler
STRONGEST conncu, Iona, nlynnsaHcs l1,1 secure
her best ttals 1f c9r,lesllon!ti unity for tito
s'ff a !es f'as ssSro 1 5 nv xn. or W.
enGs "a mc ~ Sn ira1 VII n .,r & ,;;x @ t ~ '
IT, ta III t,SaIes viii Ira sort ,wn II" fron ifcay"t.
w Wtt, thinks 10 tho nnbie inymen wtIusc Grutti.
criy he,pininess has @ ' been insprina, asi,i pro.
nats wha have shared! tue work With nos Sub
1ult my fourth anni,al report.
MORE Cl1A1EAcTEHa.
rlle characters OF tl,o following pastors
@ M ,, III 4 th,, ~ .oiin,o1 oi o
'lmrns G r lis pnst ytar: Williamson. Va,,.
hGrl,s. Pane. llnttlciu. THATCHER, Sheppard,
,S f'yorEc s;"rRRsy Ryarjt SjtrgSrEs 1.E
SIInw' Frnn,t,aI,. SenrI. iInrtIIi1' Plt,cIi'
Stnwnrt. AIc(;u,|n, C0UuGr. Iuskgr, Cuutiur.
I,nbcrt if01mns. Caldwell. troy. D0rinx. FoW.
icr. @ Da,liy, Kaylnoi,d, Trasiell, Salisbury,
BrUthor Foster iutrn.llced q resolution
cn,t,lJuIn,tnrv to thu itey, u. s, Harrington.
NJ Hnckforff. WIN il u}ult 10 tnku hin IT,
parlare for 0rsEo1i. aid i was !illal,inoas!y
tinn {" 9p''"'' VI '"0 '''''""' "a &"'
'''''' mn. r,,ou,s.
Wills ,,,e conference, wI,s pass5no M tbo
c,'au., ' ',,5rnnl,Srs. Dr' vi sFl%u',,s. % viii Ind
, 1881-10-07

ATLANTA COTTON EXPOSITION.
ATLANTA, tia.. Uct. H.-rllu cottun Expo
stton Is rapidly illing In every department,
aud In tw0 weeks tlnlo every !ncll of sl,neu
In nit tho buildings will bB Occnplei Will.
vol ordered exhibits, There were M,nly
visitors tMiay. Thu infringement Is c0H!l-
dent of SUCCESS.
, 1881-12-22

Destruction Of Several Locomotives III
II RUMnds1EouAc mt st. Paul.
Spscidt Dtspateh 10 Th4 Chicago Ift1unk.

Destruction Of Several Locomotives III
II RUMnd.1EouAc mt IT. Pnn1.
apstiat Dtspateh to III Chicago 1ft1unk.
ST. rAuf, bilnn, Doc. al.-Abnut l2:i0 this
afternoon l'ro wns dIseoyosed In tho roof Of the
Ii. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba .roind.houso,
aIi,latcd on tho 9hort-Iino tra1k, 100 fcot below
tho Mississippi street tritlxo ut 1T. Paul. Tho
bancs spread rapidly and, as tho employees
were al1 at dinner. only one Of tho i,lno onstucs
which were In tho stalls rms run out Tho other
eight wore destroyed. An alarm was sent to st.
Paul. and tho steamers responded IN short or-.
dor, and Succeeded in saving nbout sixty foct
on opposft ent1s Of tho building. Tho rnund.
house wns M old ono, and prantEently worthless.
The ofght engines burned were Nos. 81, 40, u.
", and 70 Of the hnnitobn [toad, and 0 and 81 Of
the Northern Pacitlc. Tho ono saved was I'll Of
tho 3innitobn. The Northern Pacific onHlucs
were both nov, ,havlnR hcen received from the
tsnat curly Inst week. Tie destruction or ell.
Tinos was hastcncd by tho coAl III tho tenders
taktng tlro, Tho ilnmes caused y rapid Aecll.
mutation OF stcptr, and tho fears 1T m exrlesinn
Hcvarul cords Of wood and number ct freight
The loss ls cnycred by tho blanket inaiirhuce
policies on NIL tho property Ut tho companies.
Bnvcraf ot tho striking hullornnRera Wero about
tho pruLnises and ono OF thoiI remarked. "Thja
will be laid Il, u.s." Th[s would he uujust, how
ever, as the fire originated In tho rouf, ind, no
doubt, cnuKht from II sptrk from Unu Ut tho
locomotives,
, 1881-12-22
OBITUARY.,
Lnst Tributes Of Respect to tho Luto Jus.
4Ice Miller.


Lust Tributes Of Respect to tho Luto Jus.
4Ice Miller.
Tho obsequtes over tho r0malns of tho late
Justice An,mund bllllor took place yesterday
morning at the rcsldonce Of tho leCcaseda
brother, No. 1G North Carpenter street, In the
presence OF a largo gathering OF mourning rcla-
tlvos md friends. Tho services Mt tho house
wero under tho Charge Of Blair Lodgc. A. F. md
AM. Of which tho dcoensed was a muMber.
Tho services wcro conducted by tho ltoy.
Charles E.. koeruor, Of Wicker Park Luthnra.
Church. whul de!tvcrod III eloquent and I'M.
prea5ivo funeral OrAt1on, lu which he eul0Klxet!
the lnnny Christian fruits Of tho departed and
prepare for tho ttrno that must cnl,o when they
too, would 10 called from this world into tho
presence OF tholr Lord and Creator, TIC re.
9nH!Nt wero inciosc1 In q HACK resVes.coVnrHa
caskgt, inpuated with allver- barred bundles. Tho
t!1raf Offerings conststod Of n 1nrgr pillow benr-
Ing the inscription IA. b." glyuu by tho West
alda Ju3ttDoa and q NNn1Acr Of lawyers; III
anch0r. by Capt. Luuis Johnaon; and Mnson!u
aulbaom, 'sqlinro ind compass,' by II. II. Paul"
aa1. After tho exeTutsea tho ronuin6 wore con-
yOycd by carriages to tho Northwestern depot,
and thenco to Hoseblll Cen,ptory, whore thoy
WGr1 futorred With Masonic CorUn Dnies cUn-
Quoted by Past Mastur q. K. hlntson; Of lllalr
Lodge No. 0l. Tho following Hontlomen acted
Workmen--s.A A. Ilanlon, William Frlese. Fred
ChlEles lt11a. john H11tor:, Hlatr Lodge NJ, III
Lieut.. LahhuH. 1onns Andcluuh, Capt. Qunlor.
sun, sx-AId. Gundersou, Cant. johnson, and
fathf Anderson.
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smltf,. kfles Prostnn. Mlsa strong, Mr.. ". q, D.
urprnts. Mtsa BtoArns, Mr. and Mrs. Urt l}nl-
coli and Col, Abncr Taytnf.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
TrnRlo Rcau1t OF q Disregard OF tho
Laws Of Property

Trnglo Rcau1t OF q Disregard Of tho
Laws Of Property
Frank 1loycc, engineer OF tho tug 3. 8. Allen,
attempted suioido yossortlny morning by shoot'
Ink hin,selt In tho loft brosst. Il was about 0
O'Clock when ho wont aboard tho tug. then lying
rcnr tho Airline Elevator, aud after testtus
tho steam. and telling Jnnos Dwyor to light tho
lamps, ho wont zip Into tho piiot-houso. A
little, inter a shot was hcard, and
upon going to the p,iot-houao Dwyer
and Capt. peltor found t}oyco iylng upon
tho floor with q smoking revolver by his
st1o. 1fe was removed to bis boarding. ho,tsC
No. RI Ktnxc atreet, md attended by DR.. Mann,
who found That tho bullet had penetrated the
hrcnst oil tho ieTt stdet live inchcs nGloW tho
nipple. Pursuant to bis orders, tho young man
wis removed to tho County Hospital, nherc NJ
Into iour te !,,,; was III! s!|ve though
tho nttempt Of self-tlcstructton, % tar
az coull bo nacorta,ned,' was untlonht.
edly fcnr Ut oxposuro IN n rather 1ues-
nonnblo transaction IN which ho had bcen con:
ccrnpd. Yesterday Joseph. Joyce was arrested
upon q wnrfant swnr,l out bctoro Justice Drar-
ton By Hen M. Boyrc. Trunks uncle. charging
tho doferttnnt Joyce with uOinronnd!nR fo!-
uny. 1t Is oRlmed that tho woutd-be snlcl4c
stole trom joyce $5, two rings, aud poGk
md thnt, insteul OF causing tho nrrcst of tho
young follow. Joyce. by thrcatentng 10 90
him a witch and chain wprih .sl15 and r.i6hur
coat, and, moroovcr, ind,1oosl him to promise
some moro articles, which ho was 10 give up yes.
tertlhy. noon. FeartnR that JoyOa would prnsn-
cute him nfter nII, tho young man attempted to
takQ bis own iifo ~ detailed.
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gentleman Of this city, who was Lieutenant In
tho Confederate army. ID reference to tho larRu
amount Of moudY let Dnyia Ia alleged IN hNvc
taken fron tho Confcdoraoy when tho soat If
The gentleman WIS With Jotr Davis at that ptncc.
and snya thorn was lnrEo amount Of gold and
silver in boxes aent there from 1tlchtnonti
and M other plnoes, guasded BY hnt q
trthutc annf1ae the officers. he receiving for hts
saaro eb5. Eyettthipg .wns in terrible oonf!.-
sion and Rnyh0dy edulh hnvo gotten eomo Of t,
but the greater port1nn WINS takun nWAy With
Dnyls when ho loft nor,ss III country. Ito tlnes
hot think Dnyis gut tho money; hut it was takon
lie is nlso Of up!nion that Cot. jpe 3pbnslnn
waa Incorrectly reported, and does iint believe
no would hccliao Davis Of taking IT, but Ioes not
know what buparun OF the money. -,
, 1881-12-22
lYDlAN hRT.GALLERY RECEPTION.

An informAl reception WAa hold last ovpnin9
at tho Lydian Art Gallery. whloh, Considering
tho great !ne!einonoy Of tho weather mud tho
fact that no regular Invitations wogo Issued, tho
only announcement being q notlco In tho daily
rapoTs, wus gratItYing SUCCESS In point OF at-
tondanoo. a yoodly number OF ladies' aud gem
tienlen. amoug chem many Chiougo aststs,
brAved tho heavy raia, aud spent tho evening
most pleasantly In social converse and In l0ok-
Ing Ut the many Interesting p,otures displayed
In tho gallery. The chief oblopt of. &ptprest was
tho work Of Miss sarah +. DodAou, tho "bch.
orah," OF which description has already APP
peared in TnE Tn1auAk. Tho painting WIS
in1loh admired - composition OF sxtraoriI..
uaFy power. 1t will saml!n on riew for seyaFnl
weeks. AutnuH tho Rutsta pT9dont laet orvnlaH
Meru tho following: Bliss Il. 4. Andrcss: Mrs.
Mary Wright, Slrs. 4. l.. ilAnehard. Mrs. l!rGm-
Icy. Mr. !.pwts. Mr. uarteAu, Mr. L. It. lsro!nloy,
Ara. II. Z. Hill, Dir. III. 4. DIoksony Mr Ypss.
sparks, G. !. heMln, Qcorav Il. uay, Mr. A!w4ter.
4 II. HraKdon. 4. M. Fcnety, ". a. Conpor,
Frank Wheaton. W. =. tiala Jr., Charles GoMl-
helta, Prof, Clduaeut Tetedoux, II. ChatatN. Ar.
S!tnson. Charles Macdonald, John Elllngaou,
Mlss Gibson.
4 pleasant episode Of the ovenlnx was the
presentation tn Mrs.. Cadweu uf a beautiful
basket qf AQweys W hes artist tt!snds.