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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-16

About one O'clock this morning Paddle
Mahoney was attacked, when near the corner
Of Market and Sixteenth streets, by Tom
Sweeney and Martin Friery. He was thrown
to the ground and, he alleges, roughly used
by his aSnllants. He yelled liked n good fcl.
low, shouting Police and yGtious other ex-
citing EXPLANATIONS, and told the two men to
"Keep away, or I'll shoot"
The police were telephone1, but before they
arrived the party had dispersed. Paddy
claimed to have been robbed OF $22 by the
men. About two o'clock Squire Philips was
premises Of the two men, which was given to
Oniter Morris.
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rANNtBAL FORDts 90
ATTORNEY At LAW =, y
once. Custom iioua WheellgEIE
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Pleasant Weddine,

Y~estetdAy u high noon in 1ellAIrea very
pleasant affair took place, in which one Of
wheelihgs rising business men took a prom.
iheut part Mt. W. s. Mccullough, the we'll.
known druggist Of the Eighth ward, a very
popular gentleman vithai, was married 10
Miss Mary A. barnard, al the residence Other
father, W, q. Barnard, Esq, by the Rev.
Brown. hut very few friends were present,
but they extended the Most sincefu we'll
wishes fOt the newly welded couple. Mi.
and Mn. Mccullough left on the 5 O'Clock
train Tor Cleveland and the Lakes.
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nWNE OF oARoUl" cure. ittcpulat,


painful, Or difficult menStruation.
Sold by Logan 4 Co.
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The lecture by Rev. Milford at the First
baptist church last night was a very pleasant
talk OH the expression Of the various features
Of a an's-Oountenance with some ex.
ainpleS from history TO illustrate the speak
et'sideaS. II was otichcd in elegant Language,
and pleased the large audience present highly.
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scHOot ppn,az

The net increase OF population y 2lO. Inc
net increase In school youth u 30.
The foregoing is the result OF the enuper-
alton of youth for the year Of 1881, US the
same appears from the books Of the enumer.
ators, returned, sworn to and now on file In
the office Of the Board OF Education; and the
same Is communicated to you persuant to
requirement Of the school law Of this district.
HENRY II. PRSDLIToN,
Clerk Board OF Education.
70 John IT. Birch, Eqp Superintendent city
Schools.
Both reports were received and placed on
Rle.
Mr., Ebeling moved that Miss Reppetto be
made an assistant Grammer room teacher In
Webster sub.district school, such u teacher
being recommended by Prof. Birch; and
further, that Miss Rctta WolyingtOn be APP
pointed US u teacher In Miss ReppettO's pres
ent room,
The Board confirmed both teachers,
Mr.. Caldwell offered a resolution authorlz-
ing Prof, Birch to go to Cincinnati at the OK
pense 81 the Board for the purpose Of study.
ing in the schools Of that city the mode'ot
study in force In the primary department,
which was adopted, !.
Mr.. Jepson moved that Kleives, Kraft 4
Co, contractors, be authorized to substitute
boiler iOrn in place Of galvanized iron for the
flues OF the Fifth ward school house,
This matter had been up the fore part of
the evening, but 1t was In the form Of u re-
port not signed by all the members Of the
committee, and on u point Of order raised by
Mr.. Arkle II was ruled out
Mr.. Jepson's resolution was adopted after u
fight against It by Mr., Ankle,
On motion of Mr.. Bingell, Prot, Birch was
authorized to contract for desks for the new
Fifth ward school building.
Mr.. fancy, City Collector, communicated
the fact that 1t would be necessary to negO-
tiate a temporary loan Of $1,000 for October
salaries. The clerk was instructed to do this
at the lowest rate Of interest for three
months. Ell
A communication from a Mr.. Wood, pro.
posing to furnish the schools with maps,
mathematical and geographical instruments,
Books,
Al l0;45 an adjournment was had.
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"W1NE OF oARDuln makes rosy
cheeks and clear compilations.
Sold by Logan h Co.


There will be a grand Concert at seibert'
Garden, in Pleasant Valley, on WedhGsda,
Guiding the best quality Of Ice cream. Pal
ties DESIRING 10 dance viii fhd thc bes
dancing platform here In the country. Elm
Grove street cars will run until the close.
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There was admitted orrcord irthe county
clerks office Yesterdays deed made August
o, 1881, by Charles Crawford and Comfort
Crawford, hit wiic,' Of htobkvtlic, Saline
county, Kansas, to ElizabethT. Paige. Of ohio
county ", Va In consideration d s2,1O0,
for a tlird interest In the Locust Grove
Farm lately owned by Henry ]. Crawford.
deceased and situate In Ohio county, near
TfInihlnhin.
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1hA nnnrt.A rolht Rohberr.

The case Of the State Of West Virginia vs..
Henry Smith, charged with burglary and
robbery al the store Of Jacob Fisher, at
Roney'S Point last winter was tried in Judge
Melvih'S part Oi the Circuit Court yesterday.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan appeared for
the State, and Col. Afnett for the d9t9hSc,
The Jury brought In Q verdict Of not guilty Of
the felony charged In the Indictment but
guilty Of petit larceny. The prisoner was
remanded Tor sentence.
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MillAfd Stout, charged with completely In
The cutting Of Charles Davenport, the colored
ma o rohvalCsclng at the hospital, and
who has been In Jail ever since his arrest on
iheheCond day after tile nirHy, was yesterday
admitted to bail on motion Of Mr.. CnSfaft.
Tile bond required was signed by ex.NfayOr
sweehy, StOit'S mother, and Ills iatller.in-
law, Philip Duffy, and WIS for $1,000 .stiI
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Mil site.

ai Lost GREEK, Harrison County, W. Va.
The citizens Of this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some imam or com.
pany with capital to CONG and build u first
class FIGURING MILIA Coal and water In
abundance. Situate on tho line Of the c., W.
& CIR H. For information correspond with
or come and see John A.. Sheets or Daniel
BaSsell, Lost Geek Station Harrison County,
W. Va. Nu .g ialEIul -
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TnE schools OF tho city are TO have a now
course OF study. Il was adopted last night.
Owing to lack Of space its publication Is de-
ferred until tomorrow. II Is believed to be
a great Improvement on the old course, ana
cation. The c0mmittGs which prepared II
was an unusually good OnR, aud did their
work thoroughly and GonScientioHSly,
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WASHINGTON, September 10, 1 A. M-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley partly cloudy
or cloudy weather and rain, south yeering To
west winds, higher barometer, stationary or
lower Temperature. r 4 do o.
For tho Lower Lakes partly cloudy or
cloudy weather with rain, winds shifting 10
colder northwest, higher barometer.
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THE Great Sale of our Clothing Dam.
aged BY water, will DO continued until
further notice. Auction sale every even.
Ing at 1880. These goods embrace many
tlrst.Class Mems and Boys Suits, and will
be sold at private sale except during time
Of auction. Don't miss this chance.
OEHM 4 co., One Price Clothlers, 1897
Market street, adjoining Register Office.
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It's strange any one will suffer from de-
rangemGnts brought on by impure blood
when sCovILLS sARSAPARlLLA AND
sTILLlNGtA OF BLOOD AND LIVER sYR-
UP Will restore health TO the physical organi-
IatiOi. 1t Is u STRENGTHENING syrup, pleasant
to take, and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, syphylitic
disorders, Weakness Of the Kidneys, Eryslpe-
las, Malaria, Nervous, disorders, Debility,
Bilious complaints and Diseases Of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin, etc. ,
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As executor Of the will Of Robert GitNg.t
ceased, | will offer for sale 10 thp highest t14l
bidder, for the purpose Of making dhttbuuAn
the front door Of the COnft House d Ohloelai
on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of sEpTEABEI y
beginning at 10 O'Clock A.. VI, the following ~
bic real estate, that IL to NY The Two b9hA1
houses No llhi and No ilM, on The wed ~
Market street, and being a part Of 10y MOB ID ~
in the city Of Wheeling. Selling - tINuIH, y
right to reject all bids Il reserved
sHg JOHN ], JONES, EI6Utl
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EOk SALE.
FARNiS FOR SALE,
FOR SALE OR RENT

FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY
offer for sale the fine thtcCStOD bhrk b0liti
situate on the West sldeOi Market ilpet ILTiIs
below Second Ward Market House, formerly "a.
pied by BaChman 4 Dunt, rs Wholesale butSi
store, Tho building Is finished above The iHt n
with eleven rooms aud IL occupied a l01lt
house, aud the INT ilUOr IL laICAnd elenhitai
room with cellar, and the rpOI, both iT apaa1
and location II the beSt for the produce bNtiut
the city. Also for rent from it VI April MT I
0, SHKlVRR, l2li Main street. In
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USE Silver Lake Flour; II makes more bread
for the quantity used, keeps mOistef and con.
tains more nutrirnent than any other, Ask
your grocer fdt II and be convinced.
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o The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer, us observed at schneprs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday =
1850 1851
~ % 70 O. +-Gl 81 81 81
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The thing desired foundal last Ask Drug.
gists for Rough on Rats. II clears out rats,
mice, r0aches, flies, bed bugs, 16G boxes.
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GLm GntdLlaemen
once. Nos. Is and ~ Fourteenth street
Now AdyertIsementa.

Grand Balloon AscehslOn-st, clairsSille
Fair.
Fine Rods and TGckle-santon 4 Daven.
port.
Wanted-Young Man.
Academy Of M~uSic-Changc OF Bill.
Commissioner Sale-ElIgible Dwelling on
Fifteenth Street.
Grand Concert. Wilhelm.
First Grand Ball-Gofr Light Guards.
Wanted-Uirl.
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The Pan Handle 4 Pennsylvania route will
sci! on Saturday Of each week excursion
following Monday, inclusive.
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The Measure Adopted By the PnbiIe Vste
Yesterday, ~

The vote upon tho loan Ordinance yestGr.
day resulted In liz adoption BY something
over the necessary three.fiths majority. The
vote m the mseYetnl watds was rs follows.
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DUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Tho undersigned CGCCntOp Of tht eAt
Thomas Henderson, dCCeRsed, will oasf htS
sale, the well known iatins Of the above W
situate IN Buffalo district, brooke roulN '
Va, on
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WINDsEY's BIOoD sEARcnER'-thc great
medicine for fever and agle, malaria, and all
blood poison. Don't fail TO use II. nav
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TosEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,
NNnVvktHptNII

TLIf.
5000 Apple Trees, two, three, four and htJna
5000 Peach, one iron bud year,
5000 Plums, one and two yCaiL
5000 Ounces, two and three yCln.
5000 Cherries, one and two year..
m,OOO EYeTEreens, mostly Juniper from one h w
feet. The AbOve afe thrifty aud In gOOi matta
for tranSplAnting. VIII Nll rs low ~ he byA
Correspondence solicited. AdIrVS, SAMUEL Nv.
LER, Moundsville, Nursery Is one mile ~ 4
MOundEvIllG depot. dSilT
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ATTORNEYS

X, Il. GlLCIlRlSTS vv I'm
ONCE with Ta,lgEA ET !, .NA EH
Admiralty and MarltimclA1 ~ q
tlonS promptly made
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gAxER's Pain Pahacea cures pain in man
and beast,
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VIZ ]. W. COWDES. ,,v
w ATTORSEY A. LAW, En
Once, No. i2g2 Chagllne u "ne ~
PROMPT attention tnall hh'NtS
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.1nouvI, ~ pnts.,,T

On. ROoIas Worm syrupinstantly destroy
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Investment securities.
beylnga Banks, Insurance Companies. Trustees
Niin US TEatillg Bouds they may desire to bay,
Municipal bonds, Water Works Company tmns,
anu desirable Railroad Securities always on hand.
j. +. LEWIS & CO., Ianken,
An2fsTTHQw . ~ CedeF 1tFcAl New Vntk.
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r II. COWDEN .,. ,-,,v
No. IN Chhpllnc St Nhec'"Al
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
atcLure House Sample Rooms daily.
, 1881-09-14
sEDGWICK COUNTY, KANSAS.

1v,c,,,1. r. c... =" '.,.''''.
county.seat Of SedRwick County. situated at
tile Junction ot Lhe Biz and Little Arkansas
Rivers II ID the ter,nt,,ni mini ~ t,,o Enm.
sns nvfaton ~ tta o. "',,s po,Ac go ~ ;e An-
on ra,," " -. ~ ~ .ne o.. i4ouls pun Ffaneis'
lsol,. Topeka t. San.a FG Railway, and the
terminal poiut of the Fart SENT l. Wfchito
Halfway ,,o,r i,atmt ro,s,,,,, enu..,.e.'.t .s.'
A,,,,o,,1, ~" T,,,. ta,,4;, 1.S a"p't gons!luc1en.
where the city now Is located, the town was
not organized until tn ,July. 1S1t). and It nou,
cnnta}ns n pnnufofop nr fnn t,,.a ~, 49,.
iy.or.,o,7,.n4l fra,ttss . T.. tNs ~, , INV.
was cohf'ct between the vicious nnd ma-
ranllinE elehlents and tile iaw-nllu-arder nor
, 1881-09-14
| their tenants pr

tks.A tEultt&A
No. Cart. Jill atone has been urging the
c0lieet'1ll Ut lily retlls, but lIe hns mt sue
cet'led II! single casc. lit. ltns treated with
cn,i1iteinpt rysry pscrturo 10 effect recon.
c1l,atlon Like Lord fef'rsn,, lie has resorted
rents, but thus fur there 'Iave been no elect
nIcits. The other landlords have taken Mo
nef1pn yet. It n ,iDtterstool they are lnok-
M nx On 1ta u ies 'e result of the action Of lIl1
"'tAs yorn rsn1sn nEEs rEAeEAptE
1T these etrt!Ilnstunces!"
were ssrycd by lwn i,aiIifs tl.icd b. 4 t1iirty i
co,'slai,ls's. IN May. I'ie baI.if4 we're 50
hateii.i u tn M tug Mnn'n tint they rose t mass
stones We're thrown. spl,le Of the e0stall,Iit-
ry Wera wotttdrti, nnd the Service nf tbs
writs WIS abandoned. Ont ut tl'ls cnnsl1gl
there nrase i:n prosecutions; several nc,t
were srnt to tntl for two months; sn,na
wnlMe,l for "t1o inontil. md quite humber
Ut wnlnph for snypll ttays. An extra tOrcn III
twrhay-1ly. or thirty c0nstal,nlary, and n t!e-
tncllinent Of 100 soldiers Of tile One llundret!
a!ltt Fnnrtl. Bengal FusIIrers, were q,lnrtercd
!,rre. a'ld they arr ierc yet. 1t Ia supposed
that thu arrests of Afew.ct,ey tl1,d t;aingElrr
a. SUSPECTS we're a3sn due to this outbreak,
a'tll0itEli neither, nfa tlIem was there nnr
S% ss:x awnys o5 "e Il sd sa sisf saysss IL H IT.
Interests Of peAce. r1iere wnulh liavt. l,ep,l
~ outbreak. IT,. unfortunately, had hot
l'aptM'sat to be nlscht FROM the parish that
-. II the .pconle were properly treated By
tl!cir landlords, or II there were peasant
pr0prirtorAjItp. how many cnHAtableA would
1t req!'ire tn preserve order tn yul1r pArEsl, :"
IN nlasa,y. Inv, areaay pnolsy pledged myself
IF rI1Etsis WAS NOT \ SINGLE CONSTABLE
IN IT.
50 tlocile. temperate. .1aw-abltling, md Coll
fearing 10 / know. the pcopfe IL be-ail1
, 1881-09-14
The Doat3a or Prince Frederick OF
Orange.

The Doat3t or Prince Frederick Of
Ornngc.
rrtnce Fredese* az :t Il i Gt,'xs Ss %oso d eath has
E,ynE e H"9Sf s1 4 r so !st1s hot;s o os"Ep
ot william iii. of the Nctherlanis. liz WIS tle
asa u r. AS tsr s sr tao na snsh Aa ,ro"s
having been ut nle, tin's Admiral Of ,bo t'eut
Ic!!!se Ss ssssieE 81 4! Fss.!er!ok wii!.s f..
sasps i aa Nsslerlsaas M ssi; f k!s at.,t'
tlant charities and benovolencc. he nsud
hls a'npls means In Tho relief of destttu.
IN hospita,s ani pul.lin 4nst!tntlons ifo Wis
Grand Mnstsr IT TUG Mnhoaie frntnr.iity Ut tho
hospitality. 2ae Prince has! Il MaYaitsnt psl.
nco n Tue !thRue And ap.ondd dnlliatn IN tho
ysay Il tS S;.r o nsS ta ss surs s s e
dla!ity md warmth that won tho leurts of hls
Sir. jau,es iiIrnsy. formerly L!eutonant- Cow
eernor of Michigan. and now Minister Of tho
1sa a es 81 ss i, f rarsks % sa esas ssp +;
.iS n n,!sa a' Ne F.. faoy sss sS .Se @ %.
numerous dnpoi,s'enUos thln that Of PRINCE
s asfs svts4 T. Tss IL s 's "a seaifs ss
xrent n9e Ut \! yours. and yot. he
npsorssa alt tho anc!al snartes!es ,x Mnt1i ,,
ne other day thu, ho nude . nersonal e!.l! q
tho Itnisatt Minister. VIM dtdt! nt Tho llaKno On
Aug. /. chevnlicr iiorttnattf haa reprosented
ho married distinguished Amcrioan lnly. Ino
Pthcu thGn apl'Barc'l to 10 In R0tsl heltltn, and
hls lonst1. no tGubt, was AZ unexpected US Il WIS
lRu1pntgd. Tho Court Will 10 lnta mourning fur
mouths. and ns funeral ln'Eeaat VII, VIII 10 ., club
teulbed n tho vaults of tho ola Church Ct nsttt.
At.l tho tther tlaK,,ates u tho House " Grunge
WIN dled IL Holland; H!s tiaaRltsr' tao ,r rrin'
will lnherlt her tAthoss yast estates III uurInahy
aud It1ll4nl. She has BcverAl, thar'nn4 chill
atUn, one u w!son amy possibly lHaortt Tho
nruwl, Of I0llAnl III tho afsotea Ut lnnro direct
helrt. A,to2oEi,ur his coaintry sustattls aoycrc
iDs8 In his t3eath; und therp IL set AhOth8r trll
uto that should IL, paid 70 his n,eiHary. a,id that
INV Go.irt sc.t,ital a,id nuver aaliioti with tnu
stiuhtpst stain Af ls1lMnnr, hut WIS always Il
ehivRlFoaa. kntxAtly g0ntloAlaa, and Aa honor
to bis fAG4s"
, 1881-09-14
t apout s=bonl. and wore tp!lnwed by ono Ut

Il lbnut &stgUl, Rnd wore fDllnwod by ono Ut
WnshnRtbn'e soldiers IN lE9I With Il Kilt Of $4H,-
uN. IN August. lfTj, Gcn. Il. +. Leo anrIounceA
iustitu:tnn. amt ftluuHuratrd by I,ia t'rnsclue
ain. nb9.a IN grA nf lnrxey fncrc,st. piI,'lmrlty
now tn p'nr II thick md fast, principally frnm
Citizens Of Philadelphia and Nrw York. Mr..
!.cnt"My. i vii! Hc remembered: Rnve f!DsSU:
Newsotnb. slu:V,!; Mr. W. Y. Corct,ran. f;D.!N0:
Gnt rho4:s 4. s:t,,t; tgoool: ". i: u; l!eylcy.
!}rH>ka. t@tAs': ST. il. ii. ll,stsls. $7psl: Cul.
F.D rrEnch. E,.NAl: tHmcs Wilson, si.sO1. nn,i
9'.ntlctnln III Philadelphia. WIN nj! l!Ithoiti4 lls
nltne. s:at,tkh There hMvn tH:cn h'ahrs nf,duw.
hGnts III various sel,,arah and medals, wheh
adl materially To tho rGsnurcc. " Inn lnstt.u-
ctpieut nf 0vnr *43i ,i1Xi, ind f,ns much to hapr
frnn tho warm Interest tnkett ir itR fnrune. f,y
wcnlthy phtlalcsphln,ta ana New. forkets. Tho
fhtt that tho rntirhlI Will aonn reach Lexington
VII! nl-t' @l,int n,,ch In ts f1su7 hy rEasoll Of
lis Increased acGetAlbtitty.
, 1881-09-14
EGYPT.
arzS

CoNsrASrlSo,I.E. Sept. l3.--The Cabinet
totlay considered tho situation In Egypt.
Tho dispatch Of troups IL hot yot decided
upon.
THE KlIEDIVE
attributes tia entire trouble to lalln, the
claimant to the Egyptian Viceroyalty.
l.tAIs COMMENT.
PAlus, Sept la-The. Temps statss that, as
soon us the litst hoWa Ut tie revolt Ill Egypt
arrived, the English Government con.ln.lnl-
Gated to l,arthelcuy st. ll!Iairs. Minister Ut
Foreign AIraira. Its intUniIon lo procued in
accord with tho French Government. THO
Temps adus that this uccor4 Is already lmail-
, 1881-09-14

.,.r IN health, hns Rono 10 tho West with
f'l!t"' H." mn. ,tnaKhter, accompanied BY Sir
- Nnnnarll W. ami Mt. Hnlfout. Tho pNrty Is
-.s"untri III bear hl''ltlhB'
"st ,,cath Is announced In I.ol.lnIl If
ihs ,y,.,cr to1na, 9coYrnrhlcnt compiler md
tso Ind tot mnny yenra principal f.thrHr'nt,
tfnf NJ. iMGtsE Museum. lilo WINS boru In Lambeth
Fu@1n tho century,
p"s'n,taernblc interest Is t,cIng manifested
e.s'uIs.onl W.. anu vicinity, uvnr tho nys-
handl, '.ss dl,uppcnranro If beautiful willow,
sf'sGn ~ n. Harvey, whose persnf.al attractions
L. %e In 'S ,iee inen o ~. ~ ra,rc r,, " 1sso so
EN- Aux. u, asad fntI play ID suspected
:. rou,jsh Clergyman has Just received
>. a,!a,n,iu I Cfoss-tk,e Hey. !. ". Adams. tho
IN, In tho C,lbu Field Foroc, who, when 1t
Ra R.r n Laucers fell Into ntlltct, RUSHED wAtat
stnFi, ~ I'm wnipF md, ltilur heavy tfre, TX.
ttynG tho hurscs llt,,l altsed tho men, hnvtnH
tea.eR n, make his EscApo Of, funt With tho
tG9ssps 1t Ills heels.
aho eycc,ltion Of D}alcl Agln, tic Persian
....der. Mt Trlleran. WIS an Initiation u
ta'.'o.todtan punishment. lilo wHs tied fnss to
:, ,lnwar,-,m'nttnx cannost, plnGel tlpon
n.,ta1m' atld then WIS R0 thoroilHhiy "tl!strib-
thnt Dujy tsfe rffs w1s ttRnu, Rsth this Rtts
a'f a1. IN ~ hin wivra, uf wtt,ir he h,Nf lnnny.
f. Esq vas nut cuO,lHi left Of him to Ro rnuud.
qha prosuic "t:apo Tod F0tks," described
,.%.. Nr1tun In her successful novel; collld
nEtan,rrxtand tho wnys 1T thlt Indy while she
,, ,hrir tcucl.rr. "why," said onc Ut them to
ss"aa,,rst,oIulrnt IF tha fAftr,u'U 1Tnrtlf. "shc
.,s.,, wpsr !,cr gloyes when silc went ont: and
as.h,,, utlmit. a pretty t,nltt. Thon stle WIS
" !s.rs ~ @wnntug ttlnfc water. alld forever tnk1nx
FIX {)Ur 1ijtrhrrFuti wouldn't 10, aiii orr
l."iIs' ls.,Is rcfy dncr you knnw. Th1n sto wns up
II niyhf. f,Wn!Hlnv round 1rr room when MI
~. f,lks ttlut to 1T IN bed tIy Of Hhr wt,tilI
s""rIr ty that sen every time AIM rot II chRflce,
e. Il sorfne,1 n1,d III dark nights. She would
~ :. ~ tba rcks 1kG n R.hl for hours, and nt-
E,,T nTI eycr knawcd what she iFas d0ing there"
Thu Impcrn| family of Germany hayc
avn u,,lch good scnso tn cordially accepting
=. marriage Of tho 1'rncoss Of SohcieswtK- rID'-
+tIa IN rruf. Esmnrc!l. ok kicl. THO Professor,
,,7ysh rrrnt surgienl nuthorlty, hus no nobio
sonll us veins, while Ills wlfe II not only Il
proee 4, but the aunt Of tho future EMPIRES.
xI,e,mspy. Tho kindly couple often ontcr-
,,.n the,r imperial rcinttycs: md when Prof.
T,msrr6 In lately attended tho htodiaAi Connress
4 fomiun, the Cir,wn pE1neees took particular
tt,ds and rlrhal!rD III presenting him 10 iler
r1s rofscr the Q,leplt. Ma,o E51lurch never re-
Mi hnylng rDfnQuisflud her r1yAt tftte. nnd
E.f home al kpl. which Ia Opes1 to ctary stu'l-
Ut -, Who seeks MI Introduction. And which IL Il
r,teripe pIacu fur NIL tho resident celobrt tics,
I'm u0usuatty hapry one.