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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14

The demands OF increased travel on the
Frisco railway were answered by the mana
gers on the Sd instant, by putting on anoth-
or regular passenger train from Springfield
to St. Louis. The company have also put In
use four of the six elegant new sixty-two
feet coaches recently received from the JEFF
fersonyille Indiana. car works.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14

A boy living on the Cowskin, near Mr..
| Nessley's, in loading his gun, got his ramrod
fast in the barrel. To loosen it up, he pour
| ed some kerosene oil into the muzz!c. then
placed the butt on a hot stove, applied his
teeth to the rod for the purpose of making Il
long pull. Il strong pull. and pull altogether,
when he was relieved of such eXertion by
the power behind the ramrod igniting. The
boy is alive and doing well. but they took
six inches Of ramroJ out Of his shoulder,
and the hole through his check will be a long
time heating up.
We find on looking through kas.cl's jew
elry Establishment that one Of its principal
features is the large and elegant stock OF
Watches to be seen. Especially is it notice
able that his stock Of gold watches are very
fine. In style and pattern they are OF the
latest design both for ladies and gentlemen.
His prices are As low IL the same quality o.
goods can he purchased anywhere in the
West. He has also Il very handsome line of
silver watches which look good enough for
almost anybody to carry. When you want
handsome gold watch. warranted in every
respect, 90 10 kassers.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14

Wichita is to lose Mr.. A. Wicgand, one o.
her oldest citizens, a man honored and re-
spected 10y the entire business community
for his honest and Straightforward character.
He goes to Albuquerque, New York.
The unusual amount OF bad blood cngcn-
dcred over the late election has subsidized
from the knocked wn point 10 high word,
and threats. BY another we hope TO see i;
down TO the contracted brow and sickly
smile.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14

August Dieter is prepared to lay hand
some stone sidewalks OF Cowley county
stone which does aot cost much more than
hard wood sidewalks. Stone or almost any
width or length. Get good sidewalk; give
him, ,our orlrrs
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14

Spring opened again on Monday night and
Tuesday morning. The twenty-three times
that it opened before was with snow storm.
but this time with cold. sleeting rain storm.
II this thing is to be kept up much longer, it
would have been good thing il old Mother
Shipton had died a-bornin'. Because the
world is coming to an end this year is no ex-
cuse for denying Us soft and early spring.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14
WICHITA COLLEGE.

The spring term of the college will com
mence Oh Monday, the 18th of this month.
Those wishing TO avail themselves Of thor
ouyh instruction in English, French, Ger
man and Ciassiea, Languages, are earnestly
requested TO call upon the principal at once.
The following touching lines are affection
ately dedicated 10 our friends who failed to
''gct there last Tuesday week:
I'yc setter on thy dad,
Baby mine. baby mine:
lie is feeling awful bad.
Baby mine. baby mine;
For the place he didn't get,
He is on the rack, my pet,
For he's been set back, you bet,
Baby mine
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14
WICHITA MOUND NURSERY.
Three Miles Southeast Of Wichita.

We hare ieest~j brsneh surs<ry .s
Dosxis. Asrnss. i~o blocks exSt u depot.
This siii Be oar sxse grsunj hereafter. We
ss.s isw ssr se hsFs Do sxrn.s go.
j-@sd J. ~. -rrsxs 4 Bso.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14

Cash Henderson has had bound at the EA-
GLE bindery. in cloth and leather, forty vol
umes Of llarper's and Scrbner's Magazines.
including several volumes of Lesiie's and
Harpcr's periodicals. They make a respec-
table sized library. and are very valuable be-
cause they cover the period OF tho Centcn-
NAL exposition at Philadelphia.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14

IN Singing '"OId hing G0u!u, 10 sHUrt MT
ire doxology.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14
ROLL OF EOX0R.

Neither late nor absent for month ending
April g, 13Sl:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Grace Bidwell, Lizzie Ross,
Laura Stone. Llewellyn Abbott,
Ernest Harris, Mary Parshall,
Frank Fraker, Will Oliver,
Julia Barwise. Fannie Jackson,
Minnie Jewett, Ncttie Miles.
FOURTH GRADE.
George Carr. Clinton Helar.
Charlie Excl, Johnnie Herberger,
Daunic Brewer, Eddie Randle,
Agnes Conway, Ella Hellar,
LEILA Nef, Ella Tusch.
Mamie Manuel, Minnie Millis0n,
NELLIE BURR, Teacher.
Neither absent nor tardy for the month
ending April 8, ISL
Adah Cassad, Amanda Fulton,
Nellie Harris, Emma Turner,
Dell CraddOck, Jimmie Hobbs,
Sammie Israel, Albert WOOdcock,
Hattie Allen, Kate Murdoch,
Mollie Dimes, Freida Klentz,
Jay Sweet.
JOSIE REYNOLDS. Teacher.
Naiues vi PVfiis ueiihVt t"i"s hVA ""eSn';
&C. class >
Jay Dix. Lee Jordan.
Harry James, Willie Nicely,
Walter Reynolds, BERTHE Reed.
Hettie REYNOLDS. Belle Redfeli
SCI CLASS.
Emma Newman, Cretia Scott,
Oracle Thomas, Ida Tobias,
Wiley Courtney, Freddy Lewis,
Julian Primm, Nolney Primm.
Ray Taylor, Sammie Whitehorn.
a. CLASS.
Stella Littlcfield, Eula Nesbit.
Claude Gray, Dwight Mitchell,
kahle Carter.
LIZZIE NJ. FRAkER. Teacher.
1sr GRADE, 4TH WARD.
Names of pupils neither abtent nor tardy
for the month ending April s. ISL:
Mamie Campbell, Grarie Davidson,
Mary Hacker Lula Marshall.
Oracle McAdams, Mabel Nillison.
Anna Ne.bit Blanche Neels,
Ella Powell, Bessie Pcrrine.
Daisy sullivan, Birdie Taylor,
Cora Williams. Allie Briden>teir,
Charlie Courtney, Willie Clark.
Berthe Dunning Frank Dewipg.
Willie Grabei. Dannic Hammond,
Nelson Hunter. John Liben.
Ralph smith. Freddie Williams,
John Wolf, Claude Alley.
J. a. J. WARRINER, Teacher.
NARUlFn
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14

Mr.. Culver, the nnrs ryman and florist, has
Ter sale 4 number of roses. some thirty OF
more varieties. direct from the Dcngee 4
Couard company, West Grove. Pa. They
are on exhibition and for sale at Miles 4
Sons book store, on the avenue.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14

Our friendE. Pierpont, Of Minneha, whose
success with extra fine early peaches We
have from year to year noticed, has placed Us
under obligations for three thrifty trees,
consisting Of one Pierpont Early, one Sep
TENDER peach Of very large size, and one
Nectarine. We shall give these trees esp c.
isl attention.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14


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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14

REMAINING CNcALLEp FOR AT THE Post
OFFICE At WICHITA
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-14
VALLEY CENTER, April 10, 1881

BY plundering, despotic, "old King Gould.
Riverside Farm, April Z, 1881.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-21
Mistaken identity.

New York Suy 10. Vincepzo Rebelio, ar
rested in Ned Cr'oars and brought here by
lsitS private ID asssef ., w., .s' Rs"slo is the
noted bandit, Espoito, told his story to re-
porter. Rebello 10; 81 was born In Masse-
small farm on the outskirts II the city;
there l worked as q fame; fist leard
OF America from letters of those who had'gODe
th,re; theg of en- sent home money ard pr
ents This nrst sugye-ted to my mind /.
idea of emil ration. L lef Italy n lS.6 anu
came to New Orleans, where went iUto the
fruit conmissio business In n small way; /
used to s, II fruits to steamships mostly, " whIch
bou ght ON lugy rs along the ,oast; never
owned a boat, though occasionally took short
trips in searcn of good stock, ]
tried to do right 10y everybody, and nUHg my
country men mad q good many friends. That
was m pO itirn when one morning rs was
standing by my stand, near Jscksol squ-re,
was suddenly seized from behind by three
men. was Iound and hurried into a carriage
waiting arosnd the corner. My fruit an
stand W re IS L LETT them, and none OF my
friends heard o my Cap ure. All day long
was driven around, ana was not even taken
before the authorities. had some money aud
pepers with me. These l ~ deprived Of
knew no more until was taken on board he
,ssel Inever heard of the n an am taken
for. and there are d' zens Of peopl" In New
Or' cans who could identity me beyond ques-
ton"
The keeper OF ludlow street jail, IN which
Rebsilo Is confined, says:"1his is a case Of
mistaken identity. Idon't believe lhls man
crimes with which this Italian bandit Is
barg ed. He IL one Of the mtst inoffsnsive
and fimidiy nervous men In The jail at the
pl resent moment
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-21
The E,ec rie Buggy.

There has been a great deal of thought ex
pen led upon the problem OF producing per-
feet light for road vehicles, tut until within
few DAYS rothiny has been produced thst
would al the bill. Lam with candles In
hsye been tired, ind failure was the iei ult.
VI hale oil ha. b, en- u'ed, bat both wnAle oil
tnd kerOs ne oil are Objecth'EaDle. For coun-
tTydrvi, z. at IA g1t, ighI hrs been ng
ed q, al, u now we have bea q ol one mat
will do. S N he electric light has proved
.uccess for light ny lsrge boi 81 gs, u has oe-
curr, TO - SC eftifc nan Of Milsaukee g. at
ectricity could be usrd on v heeled Nehices.
He knew by experience that there was always
more or less electricity WASTED, Tor instance
experimentsd. Those who vere Gu on the
r., al last SUNDAY ever Ing may ha been
astonishsd at the unusual lIsht thai hone the
whole engh OF thr 70. a, as Se,tsin % Gsri.sge .t
tn freight OF the two occupants OF the car
riage. The young scientist ha- learne that
q certain young man had engage buggy az
the livery man 10 allow him to experiment on
the bugg- The young scientist pn small
eleoin lamp on Z 2 lover part Of the dAsn
BOA a out of sight of the driver, and ran smell
copper wires 20 he back of hs seat. II was we'll
known 70 the student OF nature that when
brunette y ung man and q bio ming rlwho
act - the D sitiye ana neeativs-thst ., II ne
h Dos tive he will put his q m around her, and
shs negatives the arrangement along a. int
here is q certain eectric current est iblis1ed,
4 all In ltsf.Iis out Oi krthAtONtI lioptllI
tu.handed, YCu have all felt IL. Oh, cont
bIuh Il is Ike your arm ting ss eep, OF
hitting yOur funn y-bOI e on the ann Of rock
Ipg chair Wtli this wire wa placed 30 that
be arms Of the y unE people vsuld uoh IL.
Iust e. they vers passing the toll gate thsy
bsRan 70 snue up. and before they ggt fer
the little lang bsKa1 n fh-uw nut lfhf. lt
went uud-r the hrs e feat and llt z p tie road
ior ievsrsl rods, and ths young people Sefe
afrnOsf as munh ont he'd ss the horse Wee.
They ih1ueht IN r. Wss niebudy tOiloWtng
IN n with q Ian erB. o. d they suaiEh ened up
sod De iehf seufs n kve-y little y hDe tney
wO D. zet rsar gs b =, ana kiss esen ghsr
sfyfv. AID cue -, md immscl.i the ilEnt
would bIfzsup 1be girl Nns real frltht-nsd,
aud ins - IN the yOung man siit - On
side. tf.e eltrc y ard b. Vas lttle ~ Ehtened
me frst fev tr1ss ths ghl Dared 10, but % he
csrn- Ous n hug BE- vas grine - hnE u ~
turned night .rtl dav. 50 BE- vert 20 lying .
rer ffYruf ths hsr Q b ing n pn sphuTcus hnfse.
He sid IN ~ wers M horses hat Sfre -
mi rf t.blszl. fsrous tiaf wren ftef rrt waIfnsd
ID q Ittls frrm drivirg hey sle- llFht All
a~1urI. Th-l hey rearer, srd tee clec-
frIeifv arsfn arprs~tn, Sud fDr ~ nuur tney
rD1e slarg IN ths efsrinE y ths bright ght-
Ihs vru 4 fentist pas thsrn . nufntsr
n tlrrirs IN rnofhsr tlgzv. ard te l. - wel
afIsf a Win he rrner inert trNt - VII erp-
rlv for q pateft = 9 nrre " Fecf. He sun.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-21
TrOttinx atlhicagO.

Chicago, July 10 This was The first day of
the summer trotting met ng at the Chicago
driving park The attendance was large,
weather delightful and the track In fine condi-
ton. Following is the summary:
lst race, 2:2S class So 81 l. 2 !, Edwin
Thorn Q 2, Pilot Q 2 8, Jewett4 3 8
4, Sprague di, tqnced Minnie
dist, nce,; time 2:l9, 2 :a0h, 2:l9A,2;23 ~ ma
2Gd race, for sta, lions purse Uf $500 Pred
;%Gnt n G4s,oI 3 ?. : ,, s. Santa fSSsl, SiSas
IL 3 8, Hsnnis 2 8 5, Wedge
wood 8 3 2, Morchief A..
Iime-2:l9 2:l71a, 2: IL. 2'i9M, 2:2l.
The third race was a parirg FACE, 2:2O class.
for purse of 81 500 with 500 extra 10 the horse
pacing better than z:l5x;; Little e B,oWn jug
l. Bold Hornet 8 3, Forest 5. t ne-2:l2h
2:1Ik, 2:lah, Ing The best
pacing heats on record. Little Brown
Jug might asily have beaten tie best paoii g
record of2:l54 but that on the home stretch
he was eased up on thu first Heat. He viii on
saturday try TO beat the record for u purse OF
o., SO,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-21

PhIladelphis dlsTatch says: The Iron
market shows signs of returning activ-
uy. TheIe is very little stoppsge for re-
airs, The heat nit the output, as the men
cannot Ell dure 1t rIesh offers are In the mar
alt tor both foundry and mill-iIobs. Foreign
iron is he rd of daily IRON parties who have
lately drawD ttOcks from bond. Good BRANDS
re held at $40 and s2l for forge, and s24 for
foa dry. Bsesemer is duller than usual, ow-
lug TO the advance Buyers will hold Of
reen partial y idle for repairs, a. will re-
sume on next Monday with a lair volume Of
bust e S. demand Is steadily III approving, and
,nsumnrs are has enins orders In. Two
months work is ON hsnd. The de mand Tor
plate ard tank iron and sheet and shaped iron
has increased since the lst inst, anu an i'm
prove ment In pric, is ielt. which promises
10 ipcrease Buyers of rails have not been
zen for ten days. Quotations are steady.
Mills are sold six months ahead for steel and
three ON iron. Old rails dull.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-21
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
Conviction Of Criminals i'm Rob-
ertsOn COunty-t hsrters Filed
at the CapiIal-hdju -Gen-
eTai Jones Dead Fire
Hi ham Gov
ernOr Roberts
dOnd mned.
waco.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Waco, July l9.-There Is general and unqual-
fed Indignation hire, but more especially
al ong the democrats, at the action OF the
governor ~ declining to cooperate with other
sovernor in The matter OF tbsnksg ng over
the pre.idenps recovery. his pest friends say
mas overstepPed the limits of
common decency this time and level
tlan ami patriotic sentiment of ths
state, which Is fu ly as orient smorg democrats
as republicans, His excuse Is regarded )
transphre ly flImsy that no one can be found
The, Q is talk of getting the mayors of the
several cities in he state to des gnate the
srmeday selected by the commi tee OF govern
Ors and making 1t the biggest day OF formal
rejoicing ever known here.
Three Baptist boditS the teachers conven-
tion the Sunday school convenioa, and the
Baptst general asa ciatior convene heie this
week, the iormer to morrow: the second on
Thursday and the general assembly on Friday.
Be ween Two and thI ee hundred delegates re
expected q d will be quartered with the citt-
Zens m
man nampd John Marquet committed sui
eide by hsngr 6, at Valley MI Is. Bosqus
county, sometin between midnight MonGay'
aud this morning., He was miller.
ana attach,ps ns00'li''"t1 small ' rope e' 70 q =
beam In iha mill, ana then jumped off. He
had rented the mi ana got behind II nan
cialIy, wucb, to. ether with Valley MIL s
whisky, is thou hit TO he The cause Of the rnsh
act. de was MARI ed only three months, and
leaves widow and Sc eral children Her
fnIm, hush nd, Judg- Fosseit, # Meridian,
one ofthe most prominent men at the 30 que
county bar, is dead
Waco has dec ded tn give 30 acres Of land for
the university site y herev. Y the regents may
select, Speakers will also be sent out to
meet the speakers from Austin on the
stump.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-21
A mississippi Hanging +.

Corinth, Miss, July I0.-Henry Smith.
who killed james Buert in April, lsSO, four
miles north of Purneville, Miss, was hanged
here yesterday evening. Smith, who
was brought to Coribth, Miss /,
s. S-turday, at IL 20 p. m. A guard OF tweDty
five meo, armed with 'hotguns escorted him
from the jail 10 the gall ,ws, sheru 600 per-
sons ASS mhled. 81 ith ascended the scaf1old
a. q resd several chapte from the bill sloud {,
Mini ter sa 4 hymns aDd pr yed, after wnl ch
the black cap was adjusted. Before having his
hsr ds ed Sm tn sa d, IL want to see you AL
once more, and bid you good bye i hops to
meet you all IN heavsn.' Sheriff WIN ans
then exc aimed. "Say God In heaven, bsvt
mercy on your soul F" and Immediately after
ard cut the rope. NTH neck was brokeH
by the fan, ann ne d. d almost without sirug-
gle. Tn muId.r of Buert w-s most uuprO-
vuted. lie and Smith were Jour ey Ing from
Burasvilie e TO Ten tesree, when, without caus',
81 far ss Is known, smith struck hun with an
axe veral times, and threw his body into q
stream,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-21

London. July Is.-Ths p n Nal Gszsits this
evening in lssdsr On the dangerous state q
ths French money market, s.ys for a long
time tb0ughtfai rsen IN Itay have looked Win
anxisty towards Psris. n y feI iha, Psris
IL The wsskef great money marfet N the
word az uTesenf time, ns vel - ~ fhr fifne
~ next cr-d storm. ne Gszetie sttributes
this stsfs Of fhings % tbe daring ara farsisieut
eambirg q The past fEO or tbree
year, and says the time must cor1e when tts
rsts - msreT vii have edva-cel 70 loinf
which vii force speculatorH - uni1ad, but AL
ofhsr rrsat make r-s also f0rcFd 20 On e.
t-nt neIe rnown bef1rs. - a imp0esl be 70
~ on vifhouf sornsons bndly rufsrirE.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-21
DubIIu land League.

Dublin, JAY l'.-At the weekly meeting Of
the land league tonight, Mr.. Sexton said the
oaly thing positive was that the land bill
would drive the Irish out OF
Ireland. Sergeant o'HagAn's career, he
said, had not been one Of striking
uublic consistency. Mr. Hilton, In the hodse
Of commons, hss distinguished himself mC re
by attacks upon the genuine representative. OF
4 eland than by anything else, and Mr.
veroon was landlord Oh spa. si.
The league TO cOnsi'er imme ediately
whether they ought not 10 join the Convent
assembly for the purposs OF deciding upon
their future course. Mr.. Gordon, one Of the
trsyersene, In the recent state uiais, has been
found guilty fer having resisted arrest under
tue coercion act, melting q crowd to murder.
Sentences has been Ieferfed
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-21

Paris, July 19.-Ths announcement that q
serious engagement had taken place near
sfAx on Sc ufdsy is ct ctnfrmsd. Most OF the
leaders OF the r, volt were Killed. The rfsult
prod nced a great impression On the Arabs.
Ths French commander at hfzN has ordered
an Immediate Ciarnsmen OF the
natives. delivery OF hosiaZss and
payment OF war indfm6ity, hfiern
million francs. He Also requifes the inhab-
ttants 20 ~ nish the French tTOOJs with ell
upcs say fuppiie- aud holfs he p0pu All n e
sponsihl for any act sn c ing the safety of the
re on amy. II IL rum1r-d thst general
sOusier viii CrEaniza HnI eNp dillon af Dpn
stsntine end narsn % kairoun. pqssiI z
through tie centre Of Tuais, frlm west 70 east.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-21
Austin.



Austin, July 19.-Among the charters filed
to-day were the following: The Burton grange
association, capitol stock one thou and dol
Iars, object-co-operasiye real esta. busi.
ness; the Poriugt SO benevolent association u
u en-; the Peoples Line, city street rail way OF
Houston, capital stock twenty-five thous AZ d
doll rs.
The We eran board to-day passed favoraby
on the following claims: II q. Lyon. Ellzi-
beth HeAry, X. II Pie ee, Mrs Jane e. Scar
co, Valiy j susu, IL. LerAvmro, Jesus Gomez,
Julian CONT and X. r. Brown.
Rejected James Walker, josiah JACKSON,
Ritz Almeoa Gorzil 8, william Rupley,
jose Ale Kat der, Arcnibal Boss, L. Rouit,
lose s Levy, Hery Dan en.eli, isaac Parner,
Seferina uuliza, Brigiuia Guero and 1rini-
dad Ell Zaro.
A petition is on foot here ndsmning the
action OF the COVE n, + In dec inirg to make
proclaim ,tion OF thanks, giving and calling
upon the cit zans 10 )in IL the celebrat on a
It tes anu the territories. The movers in
his matter are democ, ats.
A. iutant- General Jones died st O'CLOCK
this mor0,pg. His iunsral will take plac
from,the Blp'ist church, with Masonic cer'
em5Gies. At 10 a m tomorrow
the charter of the con' titutlon and by
laws of the Texas benevolent association
o Waco, Bsked the attorney gel ertl fcr his
opinion as 10 VIII, lher III association thou
be required 10 comply with our avs feguiat'
ing life insurance. 1he attorney general de-
cided to-day. that he association In question,
and Kindred ocie'ie do not com under the
purv ew OF the law. This, test question,
will cover large mum Der OF corporations now
doing busl -ess la Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-21
Baitimere 60 Celebrate.

Baltimore, Nd, j July lo.-The Merchants and
Msnufsctursrs' association Of this city, com.
posed OF all the leading merchants, msnufsc-
turers and business men. have decided 10 hold
grand ma di grhs fettlvai In Bsldmors IL
Oc OOer next, IN connection vita q fOfmai
cslebrstiou of he Introduction nf water from
tne GuupOwdef water wyrss lt viii Be ar
rnug - - 20 preo de OF Immediately fOlioN
ths Yorktown cHnt-nnlal. The bad Oft ade,
csru aan nour exchange, and -ther organ "a
tons, Will cooperate, anc tn display Will be
Of toe most lib raj and Ella lnrsts charact =.
Arrangements hsve been made with 81 lines
~ travel l-edinR south and west, for half fare
rates ft is trten1ed thst the eJm Ing ctlebra .
ton glfl equsi, On arfraction, the sesequl cen
tarrfa1 of asrfrt~r last