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The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
THE IrsRT KAarAaT1C.
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DALLs TRAT TooK PLACE LGBr EvKE>
The annual ball OF the Weccacoe
Fire CompaOy took place last evening
10 Institute Hall and was very pleas
ant aHAir. The large hall was artist.
cally and tastefully decorated and
trim. ned for the occasion. Around
tho walls were gracefully looped q
quantity Of oEevergrsens, and also con-
Iaiped large stars, bearing The name
Of each company in the department
here, and also the Liberty, Of Read
log, Pa. Suspended from the centre
Of the ceiling was large pajoda, con-
taing . Full-drsssed fireman, intended
70 represent SsOsnd Asnistant HDRineer
John Hubert. The national colors
were also displayed In the room, and
tho baroness Of the stage, upon which
was seated the erchsstfa, was relieved
BY han6somcly trimmed, arch.
About 10. 80 o clock the Rrand march
commenced, and was led by Master Of
Ceremonies David 8. ReedeF. and wife,
followed BY ninety-four other couples.
After the march dancing was com-
menced and continued until morning,
with the exception of TWO intermis
sions, when an abundance of refresL-
ments we're served. When IL cams
time for the guests TO depart they did
90 with great deal Of reluctance, but
with pleasant fecolIsetiona Of the
Weceac0e's fourth. - A3 I
The annual bah Of the ssLittle Harry
Yacht Club" also took place last even
ing In WebsteE's Dancing Academy,
and was = very pleasant affair, although
tho pleasure Of great many Of the
participants was marrod by the un-
looked fer and sudden death Of the
young lady who was to have led the
march. fhe march opened ut ten
O'Clock, and was led by Mark J.
Tucker, who took the placs Of John
McHugh, who was to have. opened the
ball, but did not on account Of the
death Of the young lady mentioned
above. He was accompanied by Miss
Mary Mohugh. They were followed
by Pilot, z. Morrow and wife; First
Mate, John Moran and Miss Kate
Murphy; Second Mate, Thomas Kane
and sister; Third Mate, James No
Hugh and Miss Sadie Woodrow.
There were ninety ,fiys couples in all
on the march. Dancing sueceeded
the march, and was continued until
early this morning. During the first
intermission the drawing for the laey's
gold ring and gents gold breastpin
took pace. Miss Annie Ormslsy %
CURED the gold ring and John HagGerty
the breast pin. During the festivities
new waltz quadrille was danced by
the following: First sst--Mark j.
Tucker, Miss Ella Gross; Emmett
Morrow, Miss Ida Adams; James
McHugh, MissSadie Woodrow; James
August, Miss Annie Kelly. Second
sst--AndFew LACrJsse, Miss Maggie
Sweeney; James Kelly, Miss Maggie
OAllan; Neil Gormly, Miss Maggie
Brannon; James Kane. MISE Josephine
Holland.
The affair was very pleasant one
aud nothing Oocarred to mar the pleas.
ure Of those present, except the one
mentioned. FL tfH
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
GENERAL NEWS.

There are now in the U. b. Treasury
10, 900. 600 standard dollars, while
S62, 900, 600 In silver certificates are
outstanding.
In the Gulteau trial at Washington
yesterday Mr. Scoville concluded his
argument for the prisoner. The court
will SIT today for the purpose of
giving Guiteau an opportunity to ad-
dress the jury. Judge Porter will be-
gin his argument for the government
On Monday.
The Legislature of Maryland has taken
recess until Tuesday next. In the
Senate the public printing continued un
der discussion with no final settlement.
Mr.. BIattan obtained leave fer . bill to
give the Governor the appointment of
officers OF the oyster navy. The bill to
reduce the cost of marriage licenses re-
ceived Its quletus.
1t is rumored In Washi ngton that ex-
Attorney General Taft, of Ohio, will be
dominated for Minister to Germany
next week.
W. w. Ker, ex-Assistant District
Attorney for Philadelphia, who is to
assist Attorney General Brewster in
preparing the indictments against the
Star Route oases, has arrived in WASH
ington.
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SECOND EDITION
GUITEAU TO Be HEARD.
Judge Cox Allows President Gar
fields Slayer to Address
the Jury.
sCOvELLE's APEAL ENDED.
HE URGES THE JURORS TO STAND BE
TWEEN HIS CLIENT AND PoPU-
LAR REVENGE.
sCOvELLE's APEAL ENDED.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.


Mr.. Scovllle tc-day further criticised
tbs testimony Of the medical experts and
tried. TO explain TO the Jury the forma-
tlon OF the ,Asssssln's head. For an hour
and half Guiteau was quiet, Alternate
" reading q newspaper ard writing bis
autograph on fooiscsp paper. He did
not seem to take any interest In the pro-
ceedings, his first interruption being to
the effect that there would have to be q
special appropriation by Congress to pay
the government experts, as the Attorney
General had no money. Later he ut-
tered some of his stock OF bIutalities, and
when the Court took q recess he got In.
to trouble with one OF the police guard
and tried to strike him with his mana
cies. There was Lothlng insane in eiti :
or bis conduct or his vile language. Mr..
Scoville closed his argument this after
noon, and Judge Cox having granted
Guitean's request to speak the Court
adjourned until tomorrow morning.
Gulteau expects TO speak for two or
three hours, but 1t is predicted that he
will be unable to get through the written
speech which was published In full last
Monday. It. is said that Mr.. Scoville oc-
cupied five days with his speechin order
TO gain time,so as TO throw the case over
10 the next term of the court In banc,
hoping thereby to defer its final hearing
until March, so as to delay the execu-
tlon of sentePce until September, should
there be verdict Of guilty. II, as as
serted, the Court istO be governed by
the new rule, this will not avail the de-
feudant, although the case will not %
to the Jury Monday or Tuesday.
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Ths CAurshes Tomorrow.

81. johns Church, services tomorrow
at $40 aud 10 80 NJ, and 3.45 y. NJ.
Church OF The CovenRpt, preaching At
1880 =, %. and 7.30 p N. by the Rsv.
Wm. Il. White; prayer meeting at $50
p. m.
Rev. George q. Kramer will preach
.. 10 80 .. m, "Praising God In the
Dark; 7.30 p. No., "They shall be Mine
In that day when make mp Ny jewell. j"
Rsvivsl services.
The Rev. A. stenRle ana Rev. p. Il.
Raw ns VIII exchange pnlpits At 1880 a.
70. IL being missionary Gay at Scott,
the s,rnon there In the morning will be
ON the subject of missioqs.
Central Presbs terian Church, King
street, near Eighth, the Rev. j. II. Nix
on, pa,tor; services at 1920 q. M, the
art OF q series of atrmons on the Ten
Commandments Usual evening services
Grace Church, George W. Miller, pas
tor; preaching At 10 80 q. N. Subjet &,
"How shall we reach oDr Highest Man :
h0oc," 7.30 p. p., sDbjeCt, "Man as be
May Be-" Sunday school at 2p. m. All
are invited.
Reformed Episcopal Church OF the
noueomtTt h6V, y. IL, Ertnu, rector,
services at 10 30 m and 7,3O D. m. Nor
ming subject, "Ths Duty OF Unwearied
Diligence" evening subject, '"Trouble-
some Thoughts" Sunday school at . o.
m. .
At ST. Paul's N. e. Church, the pas.
tor, the Rev. NJ. A. Richsrds, will
preach at 1880 a. NJ. on 6 How can Q sin-
ner know his sins ON arth forRlven?" q t
7.30 p. M. on 'sTImes Of refreshing from
the PRESENCE of the Lord" The revival
service, which is increasing In interest,
will continue next week.
Flint Presbyterian Church, Market
above Ninth STREET, Raw. r. Il. DuVai,
pastor. Preaching at 1890 q. no. aud z.
80 p. m. The publis ls cordla ly in nVitod.
Trinity Chapel Rev. DR.. Martin, rec
tor. Services for the third Sunday after
the Epiphany, with sermon at 1880 u. m.
and 7.30 r. IN. Evening prayer and lee
turs on Wednesday evening ct 7.30, AZ
tsr which . GULL tor parish work will
be Ofgauized by the pastor. All men,
bsrs and friends of the parish We Iuvit-
cd to attend. Sunday school ~ $50 q IN
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
nsWs sreaaahs seannssse Crsw.

WAsHIEa RON, Jan. 5o--Ths Dec
rstary Of the Navy has just received q
telegram from Engineer Melville, Of
the lost Jeannette, dated ct Lrkutsk,
January 1e. He stales that Danene
hover and the eleven men are we'll.
When be returned to the Arctic Ocean q
he found the log books, Instruments
and four records left BY DE Long. he
has no tidinRs Of the second cutter.
The search will be continued during
the wiRtsr by Cossaok aOmmaudant Of
Belun aud Jakutsk. He says he is
acquainted with the country whore De
Long and party are and requests orders
20 remain with two men " renew the
search in March. Danenhower's sight
10 Partially restored.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
Splendid Property For Sale.

THE following properties must be seld
Il 10 close tue Tartnersbip lately exist.
Ing between the arm OF Coke . Alien,
The nne three-siory brick dwelling No.
9l9 washington street, fourteen rooms.
with bath and hot and cold water. The
house has a. the modern improvements
and Is finished IN the most complete
manner throughout lot 26x so feet.
Three story corner house No. 9oI Chest.
nut street, containing eight rooms and
bath with not end cold water with gaa.
Would make good business stand.
Three two-story substhnlhl brick
houses, Nos. 1920, 1928 and 1928 West Front
street, containing six rooms each, with
path, hot and cod water and gao. L0ta
H.2xl . feet each, extending to Reed
street and making two fronts.
House No. 9A Bennett street, two
story brick, six rooms, with bath and hot
ami cold water.
The above properties are all ren tad to
good paying tenants, and are worthy the
notice of parties BetkjBg Investments.
Prices low and terms reason able. Ars
Fly TO AVIAN ALLFE.
lls e. lth or 9l9 Washington street.
ian2l-i0t.
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FIRST EDITIO N.
sale ofDwsIIinss.


Mrs. Il. Emmett Robinson ha sold
her dwelling In Market street above
the MasoLic Temple TO BENZ. Nields,
Esq.,, for $4,000. The sale was ef-
fected by N. M. Child, Mr.. NIelds
Intends 10 use the parIors for bis Law
office.
Mr.. E. 3. r. Butler has purchased
the dwelling house on the west side OF
Washington street, near Delaware
avenue, ot II. NJ. Jenkins, for SB, 75O.
The sale was made BY ]. r. HeAid &
Co.
Mr. Charles MeOloskey red cently
erected eight two story dwelling
houses on KirkwoOd street bel ween
Eighth and Ninth streets. The hOuses
wers built TO be sold, and he has sue
ceeded IN disposing Of them at $500
each. No. 8S2 was bought by VIM.
Hunter o34 by Il. Echelt 500, John
Fox 1913 and $40 by Mrs. Mary Solo
mon o4s aud 044, Mrs. O. Hammond;
SAG, Mr.. Grimes.
The honSea are well and suhstan.
italy built, and are q great imp rove
ment to that section OF the city. II Is
the intention Of Mr.. MeCloskby to
erect another row Of houses Oh the
opposite side Of the stree, which he
proposes having, oomPlsseds -.rly in
the summer.
The reported sale OF one OF Chas. e.
riNzs new housrs on Madison street,
above Eleventh, to Joseph A. Bond,
Ior sv'fVO, ls incorrect. There was
aaran - Il. . 4 a a
some negotiAtion for the house BY Q
Mr.. Bond who was associated with
Mr.. Fritz. Mr.. =. A. Bonds name
was erToneously mentioned.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
The CoMee Carts.

The foreman of one Of the sbops send,
each day to the coffee cart IS it present,
itseli a. The gate Of the jackson and
Sharp yard tray holding eight or q
dozen cups, aud tin can. Sugar and
Ct am, a. directed, ara put In the cnps,
aud the can filed With coffee. Then
gathered about thq fre,the men at whose
uirecllon the beverage has been sedmred,
hAve . comfortable, sociable visit over
mere iuncn MADE Appet'zlDg BY . cup OF
strong good coffee drink that has b. en-
pronounced by one who knows, a.
"Oetter and cheaper han that we used
10 get At the little shop round the
e0Fner.' Could net this be done by other
iorsmen, theleby saving time and
trOublep .-. ar n. E i =
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
A Rat Eaten Body In . Barn.

CHESTER, Jsuuary 20.-Early this
morning an unk n0wn man was found
hanging in Edgar Blacks barn, on
Hog Island, off Lazsretto, BY the car
penter who went to make repairs. The
upper p-rt OF tho body was in . fair
state of preservation, but the arms,
limbs and lower part of the body we're
eaten by rats. There are no means
Of Identification. He is five feet
seven inches high, has brown and
gray hair, q full beard, dark cassi-
more clothes OF good quality, nearly
new. He was apparently an Ameri-
can, about fifty years old. The body
awaits Identification at Coroner Quin-
by's Office in Media.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
RarnsEH's Rs1eass.
. LONDON, Jan. 30.

LoMDob, Jan. w.
Our Dublin correspondent telegrapbs
that the question Of liberatinR Mr.. Par
nell and the ether members Of PaFliG-
ment will be debated Of The foFthcom-
lDg Cabinet Council In Dublin Castle.
There is much difference OF opinion ON
the subject ysome persons high in author
ity fAsoring their immediate release,
Quinni Aasiitant SecFetaIy DoFiss, who
had charge ofthe legal department OF
the afagae, and two or three clerks Of
United ireland will Be rpl4ased immed-
lately. Mr.. Dillon's release may be
looked for ct any moment. In London
tners is arnmof that NJ. Parn. II and
the other Imprisoned members OF PailIa-
meut vsr . ts TO give annnde audir Z
not TO continue the Land League agita-
y n for certain lime. On refusing this
they are nst likely to be released 10 at.
tend Palllsment.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
RESCUED FROM

William ]. CoughHn, of semerville,
Mass, says: IN the fall of 1876 l was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
followed by severe cough. lost my
appetite and flesh, and was confined to
my bed. In 1877 was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said 1 had hole
in my lung as zig as halt dollar. At
one time q report went around that l
was dead. gave mp hope, eut friend
told me of DIR. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. got a
bottle, when to my surprise, commence
ed to feel better, and to-day feel better
than for three years past.
81 write this hoping every one afflict-
sd With Diseased Lungs will take DR..
VILLA NJ HALLS BALSAM, and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. L can positively say 1t has
one more good than all the other medi-
mes have taken since my sickness.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
KnIEht.n OF I'd. Lnuranas.

ThssecOnd auBUal ball OF the KniRhtS
OF st. Laurence I lkes place IN the tnstl
tnte hah ou FetrdsrS lotn and prom ses
TO % very nue ada There will be a
del tanon = ON the knights OF 81. Pat
rcEj 81. John aud 81. StanlslAus OF Bait :
mt re. frsvious to tue Grand March
there Will be . military concert ky the
First Regiment Baud. At / O'Clock
there " IL be q drill by the Knights. The
ts vi the march will be enhanced by
the reflection OF col red lights from a
s,ereoI q can. The officers arr: Ma tsT Of
UerenonitP, James Z Ryan; Floor Man
ager, Thomas Dohtrey Asslstan nts, ID.
Il. nrtn JemAs ID. GormaD, Charles
a. RYAN secretary, I. a. Horty, Treas
arr, J. jerome smith.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
Have fn pay.

Under the recent order OF the Penn
sylVanis RAilrCad Company, All per
sons In their omplOy viii hereafter have
to pay their fare upon all lines operated
and controlled by said company. Spe-
cial tickets have been Issued for en-
plOyes, for which they Will be charged
at the rate of half cent per mile.N
In conversaiion with representative
Of the GAZETTE this morning one OF
the officials OF the company said that
the decision Of the company was Q very
good one, as 10 would tend TO keep the
smployOs from going away on so many
Unnecessary trips. Furthermore, be
said hundreds of passes had been OBJ
tained by employees and given to those
not in the employ Of the company.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
Boston and yirglnia.

1t iS announced that Gov. Lang, of
Massachusetts,, in behalf bimself and
four Republican ex-Governors, has
sent a special invitation to Senate T
Malone and SenAtor-sleet Riddle
berger, of Virginia, to visit Boston on
the 22d Of February, and be their
guests and tell the people Of Massa-
cbusetts about the present and future
OF Massachusetts,. 1t is thought the
invitation will be accepted.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
ARas asIroad soud for saIOO

A deed to John N. Hutchinson.
the purchaser of the South Mountain
Railroad, WAS acknowledged yester
day in pen ourt and confirmed by
the Judges. Mr. Hutchinson paid
but $2l00 for the road. An appeal
to the United States supreme Court
will shortly be taken from the con-
firmRtion of the sale by interested
parties, who claim that the price
realized for the road was grossly
inadequate
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
A New Move In Louisiana,

The success which has for several years
attended the Clese personal attention
paid in the sole superintendence of q o
semi annual Grand distributions has
eliminated In GsnerRls q. r. Beaurega rd
of Ls., and Jubsl A. Early of We, havin %
perfected arrangements bV which In the
future they W II act In a similar capacity
ior he monthly Cravings, which take
1lace always ON the second Tuesday of
each month. The full part'cul Al can be
had by writing TO M. A. DauphiD, New
D leans, La.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
CovKrsss yesterday.

The Unitsd States Senate v az net In
session yesttr- az, having adjourned
ov from Thursday unit Monday next.
In the House the bill ts r, heVe from the
oharge Of desertlon ten sOliiers who had
been uujusily Tried on, that charge during
the v ar aud imI risoned, anu to restore
their rights to bounty bot not TO pav,
was discussed for an hour and then laid
aside. Several bills Of a private charac-
ter were Iasaed. The fertilization ar
prapriatton bill, appropriapnR $375, 900,
was reported, a ter which the House a..
journed INT Monday next.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
Fighting ats Rail-.

Vim. F. Allen, otherwise known 81
James Good, was before the Mayor this
morning on the charge Of commilting
an assault and battery on Jass August.
The latter said as be was coming down
the Opera House steps last night In
company with lady from the Lit 10
Harry Yacht Club ball, Allen assaulted
him without provocatlon and knocked
him down. 1he Mayor imposed q pen
ally OF So and costs. Immediately alter
this hearing other and similar charges
were preferred against Allen, who, 1t
appears, was very disordefly at the ball
and assaulted several young mel. He
will have a further hearing this ey-
enlnR.
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=
The Axle Works.

There is prospect that the axle
works so long conducted by Carswell &
VAndenbrAAk, at Second and Orange
streets, this city, and closed several
months ago, will soon be reopened. Mr..
II. D, Smith, OF the firm OF CLARK,
Smith q Co. axle manufacturers, Of
Fort Plains, New York, was IN the city
q few days ago and made = thorough
examination Of The works with q view
Of resuming their operations aud estab-
fishing branch Of their large works In
WILMINGTON. ~
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
Aarnn1nre OF ,he New stasien.

Since the P. W. & B. r. r. Company
commenced the erection OF the new
"head house" and station, the great ben
eft that will accrue from the improve.
meut to travellers to and from this city,
10 made manifest TO The most ind Eierent
observer. For years our people have
been afflicted with the necessity In Or
der rslels . nor b bound train 10 leave
shelter aud cross the south bouud track
10 all kinds OF weather. AftSr the pre-
sent improvement is completed 1t will
not bs necessary for Them to leave ahel-
ter In order 10 board train goir z al be I
Way.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
Accident at IEsrian's.

Yo tsrtay aft rnr on boy By the name
Of Wilson employed in the car depart
mept of the Harlan q HolllnssWortb
Ct mpany, met with very severe scci
dent He VAS engaged working st one
OF the maclines, Wben by sofns means
be received an ugly cut on his rightsrm
He vas taken home aud medical cid
summoDed.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
lhrse wemsn KII1sd.
SHOCKING sRQURL TO AN ExTRAoRDIN-
ARY TRAGEDY IN VIRGINIA.
LYNsHBURa, Jan. 20, 1882.

ANY TMA0BDY IN VIh0INIA.
LvNsHBUR0, jap. 20, 1882.
One Of the most remarkable and
bloody tragedies ever reported in II Q
aunals OF crime in VirRiuia 10 stated To
baVe occurred on "Wednesday night nei T
OeI trsl depot. IN Montgomery county,
on the Neffulk aud WeRtern Railroad
On that day . woman, whose name
could not be recalled by my informa t
received . sum a money and was known
to have 1t In her p0ssessioD. She took t
to her hOusf, whtre Rei Il man ocou-
pied room 10 tns upper : art Of the
building. H. arIog loud and tnr, at IN ng
noises dIrlDg tue nigi /, TINS m An eau Q
down TIA r. ard found the laTdla iy ly ing
dead on tue flol OF her q. artmeIt with
her throat cut. He al4o rep. rts that he
taw two persops 1T, oipltatrly leaving
the premises. SsiEing double barreled
shotgun the man gave chase to these
fugitive figures ana soon came within
range OF them. As they refused to stop
he fired In .pid succession, fist st one
aud then at the ther, aud killed DCtb.
To his IL tsnse skrL rise t was dlscOv, rod
ON clos, r examlf alton Of these I artn
tha at they W To two omen OF the neigh
boruood, who ur tue sake OF the pl md r
had diegu Sed themselves az men and cut
the tbr a. of their unfortunste victim.
che affair as at rally aroused great
deal OF exc tlmei I, aud nothing Is talA
cd OF In all the Joining couItt $ but
tue strange aud terrible kill nG OF the
I'll rec unfortunate women.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
DIED.

FILE-on the goth inst, Josephine, W fe
o1 Samuel File, in the 32nd year OF her
age.
Services at 81. Peters Prc-Cs thedral,
DALEY.-On the q IN Inst, Annie.
daughter off mes f. and Rose Dal ey,
aged III mouths.
The relatives and friends OF the IA miiy
are invited attend the fuuer from the
residence OF her parents, No, SOL kirk
wood rect, on Monday afternoon at )
,olock. InteIment at Old Catholic Gem
eterJ.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
Healthy state.

People are CONSTANTLY Oh nRing their
bome1 from East to West and Jrom
North TO South or Uice Versa. in search
OF healthy State. II they would earn
10 os contentad, and to use the celebrat-
cd Kidney Wort when sick they would
DO much bettsr of. The whole system
can DO kept In 4 healthy state by this
simple but Offeotual remedy. See large
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Jan. 81, 1882.

NNA@SAss Ssets 80 @SS~s
"a. The conspiracy ct Nepaul, which re-
sulied In the execution oftwenty-one
military officers, vas against The Price
Minister,
The HAmmersmith Station uf the
Metropolitan Underground Railway has
been burned. II Is the junction Of three
suburban railway linee. ~
The NcpS announces that Seror Hol
Ruin, the Colombian Minister to Eng
land, will negotiate for renewal Of
diplomatic relations between Spain and
the United States of Colombia.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
The Dog ReEistratlen.

Last night the sumber of dogs regis
tered for this year footed up total ol
o29, against 557 for the same time lAsl
year. Dog catcher Hunt nov goes on
duty 10 capture the unregistered dogs,
but people eau save costs by coming TO
the police station and getting their dogs
raRiltered.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
CoIorIess and CoIa.

A young girl deeply regretted that she
was 30 colorhss and cold. Her face
was too white, ami her hands and feet
felt as though the blood did not cirau.
late. After ore bottle Of Hop Bltters
had been taken she was the rosfess and
healthiest girl in the town, with q vivs-
city and cheerfulness Of mind gratifying
10 her friends.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
gAs 9aiIs 6asstts.
,1nlnaI Improvement sosie.y.

On Monday evening next, the hatual
lmproyemeAt Society. Of Asbuy n. e
Church, will give an eptertaiument In
ths church the proceeds Of which 70 for
me benefit Of the soclety. The follow
Ing 10 the prograDmt;
organ SOC; opening address, BY Rev
CHARLES Hill; Anthen; Essy, May Tag
sut; du tt'; defamation, Harry Heisls r
S,lect readinVs, Maggie Hill Sole; ad
dte.s, Prof. william A. Reynolds.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
eoRMAN's CHURCH CHOIR.

1t is with pleasure that we announce
TO our amusement Boers, especially
those who love opera, that J. d. Cor
mans famous Church Choir Company
will appear in the Opera House on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next.
On Tuesday evening the company will
render the pleasing and popular opera
an. M. 8. Pihafore," This opera is
familiar to thons ands, and although 1t
has been presented here a number Ct
times, still sufficient time has elapsed
slnce its last presentation here to wet
the appetites Of our citizens to see it
again. On Wednesday evening the
same company will perform the aesthetic
opera "Patlsnce." Seats can now be
secured at c. +. Thomas q Co.'s.