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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-28
STEAMERS.

n UkTH - RMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRR
LONDON SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
- ne stealners OF this Company will sail EVERY WE'D
NfSDAS AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier. foot
of Sd street. Hoboken Rates of passage: From New
YORK To Hayre, London, Southampton and Bremen.
hrst cabin, S1o0; second csf 500 steeras $50; pre-
paid eeerage Certificates $50 For freight passage
apply TO OELRlCHS Co., Bowling Green. New
York: W. u MEIZEEOTT q CO., S25 Pennsylyania
avenue northwest Agents for " ashinxton. laI2
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A CHALLENGE TO CoURTSEY.-The editor or the
New York Clipper was telegrapbed 10 IRON Hail.
lax, MS, yesterday that II IL was true that Court.
ney had challenged any oarsman, barring Hanlan
the Halifax Rowing Association would match
Hamm TO row him three miles for 81 600 a side on
any water In the United States within one month,
and would make a depOSft at once.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

% B. ELLEkY,
eUCCEssoR ~
DUBsEUH BROTHERA
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS
CENTS FURNISHINGS.
1112 STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON. d. O.
s1 OF the Finest Dress Shirts to order. $40. 90
liz xtra Fine Shirts to order ............. 800
mh24
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
FIvF-RoOM TwO-sTORY FRAME BUILDING
No. 1925 NJ STREET NORTHWEST AT AUG
TON.
On WEDNESDAY. AUGUST TwENTY.NINTH. ~s.
day. n:4
Terms cash. II
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

SEWING MACHINES, &c.
FJNHE 7IH STREET SEWING MACHINE HOUSE
Il FSTABLI>HED 1868.
THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
recognized ad dyed by the highest mechan-
ica authorities the best made most silent highest
running and highes. arm lock-stitch machine ever
rade. Al movements made Of the finest steel. No
hole to thread, neither has Its shuttle We sell only
class new improved machines Of different makes
we guarantees the finest assortment mort responsibility
ana lowest Prices No outside agent. Frst-class ina
Snlhes Tor rent: AL kinds repaired and warranted
aas.Iatea catalogue and prcest mailed free to any
auofess' q. AUERBACH,
GEMS fornishlIgs and HaS next door. mis-
Have YOU sELN TT
THE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE.
II not be sure to examine 1t before you purchase =
s positively the ghtest running and simplest Sewing
Machine ever made.
We have also the light running NEW HOME. very
simp,e and durable Sewing Machine. All other makes
always on hand.
Machines sod on easy monthly payments and special
discount LOT cash. at
OPPENHEIMER'S
Reliable Sewing Machine ana Fashion Rooms
t2s 9th street northwest. St Cloud Building.
Good Machines For Rent.
All kinds repaired. jy28
NO WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NOINSOLENT
IN agent 10 talk 10 death. but the Finest Assort
ment Of all the eajnR Sewing Machines rces that
no canyasser can approach Renting. Repairing. &c.
my3 l27 9tR street.
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PARTY ELECTIoN-The conservatives gathered
In ward meetings last night, and elected
delegates to the senatorial convention and
Delegates s. A Mankfn ana VIM. Dobie; commit
tee, John w. Burke and w. w. Herbert. Second
ward-Delegate, Geo Monroe; alternate. George
T. Price; committee, WIN. b. Narbury and Geo i
Price. Third ward-DelegateA James T. Waddey,
w. r. Smith and Jas r. Cation: committee, James
& Waddey and James R Cation. Fourth ward
Delegates, ]. w. Peake and r 81. Hawkins: COM
mftSoe. Col w. L Reid and Francis L Smith
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John West was before the Police Court this af-
ternoon on the charge OF assaulting another COL
ored man named Joseph Ware by stabbing him In
the side with knife. The evidence showed that
the injured man began the assault Judge Mills
said the assault OF Ware did not justify the use OF
the knife, and he would impose ane Of s.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-At the Queens
town drove yards, on the Metropolitan Branch B.
& O. r. R, three miles from the city-Lew:s d.
Means prOprietor-yesterday 266 head OF cattle
were all sold to butchers at 4ka5Hc per Id 400
abc per ID. lambs, 5xa6Xc; - cows and calves
brought $25a$70 The state OF the market was
brisk.
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Every class Of Securities bought sold on commits
sion in San Francis o. baltimore. Philadelphia. New
York Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the
New York stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per
cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires
to edmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston. through which or, ers executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and In
formation regarding the Markets received through orr
wires INSTANTLY direct from tue New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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VAIN Ut frame Parlor Suites Walnut Chamber Suites
Walnut WARDROBE g. Marble. top able. Hall aek.
walnut Ext nsion Table and Dining room Chairs.
va s. .fn9stands: Cottage Furniture. Lounges,
erflger tor Heating Stoves, Husk and Cotton top
Mattresses, Bedding. Brussels and other Carpets,
Brussels tair and Hall Carpets. China and Glassware
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
On On THURSDAY. AUGUST THIRTIE7H II, at TEN
O'Clock A. NJ. we shall sell, at residence No. 9l6
Household Furniture, Carpets, tc.
Terms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.,
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AUCTION SALES.
BROS, Auctioneers.

T1UNCANbUN BKOS.s Aucdoneers.
CONTINUATION SALE OF FINE CLOTHS. CAS-
SIMERES, SUIIINGS, TO-. AT No. llO6 PENN.
SlLVANIA AVENUE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, at FOUR O'CLOCK.
and EVENING. ct SEVEN O'CLOCK. and CONTINUING
on W DNESDAY. at TEN O'CLOCK A. M, and AT
TERNOON, at FOUR p NJ, We win close cut balance
Of stock Of Seltz Mertx Oh the preDsee llO6 Penn.
syivan1a avenue northwest.
1t A iH2s; = D. oHWt 1Ecosx. As.isnes..
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RECENT ROBBERIES REPORTED.-Dr. d. b Hagner
reported at police headquarters this morning that
case of surgical instruments. valued at san. had
been stolen from his ONCE about three months
ago. Detective Carter took the case, and an hour
afterwards recovered the stolen property from
Steinem'a pawn shop. Mr.. Geo. N. Schaffer, OF
No 922 ~ street southwest reports that his house
was entered last night and gold watch valued at
$50 and SO in money were Stolen.. Mrs. Lizzie
Garrison reports that a basket was stolen from her
wagon at the street market Saturday night
The basket contained SIS worth OF property.
TIE store OF j. l. Noel was entered Saturday
night and so was stolen out OF the money drawer.
The entrance was effected by forcing the lock OF
the back door.
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WOOD AND COAL.

~ kerr Pine. $50; Hickory. awed aud split
Pine. SO. 25; Oak, s7 Hickory. S. IS. G:O. CKEVE.
Al I'm
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BALTIMORE, Md, August 2S.-Mr j. q. Proud,
aged 60, one OF the Oldest and most prominent In
here this morning. He was esteemed an upright
man.
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A DIVORCE SUIT FILED-Ye5terdsy the case OF
Alice p Read against George B. Read was dis
missed, and this afternoon Mr.. j. Amber Smith
filed a new bill for complainant for the same OBJ
Ject-divorce, alimOny and custody OF the chill.
dren.
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Nat. VERNON! Mt. VERMONT

,TFANER W. W. CORCOKAN
leaves eth street wharf daily texcet Sunday for sTt
Vernon 81 10 O'Clock returning reaches Washing
ten about $3.50 pm.
CSC L.. T.. BLAKE
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RAILWAY POSTAL SERVICE has been ordered on
the Northern Pacific between Missoula and He
lena, Montana, to take effect on the I'd proximo.
This Will make continuous railway service via the
Northern Pacific from st. Paul to Portland, Ore
gOn. distance of 1870 miles.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
A WARNING VOICE.
where the Responsibility Begins.

The necessity of taking the law into ones
own hands 10 deal out summary justice to
those who come into the family circle in
the guise of familiar and trusted friends to
crush and ruin forever its fondest and
proudest hopes, is simply the outcome and
growth OF sickly morality which in all
communities is ripenipg into murder.
Every virtuous man and woman, and
particularly the clergy, parents and guar
dians OF children, should speak out against
the conspiracy OF devils whose aliuring
dance in obscene literature, catches
and destroys pure and inno-
cent hearts before they are
aware OF even their approach 10 ruin. Let
any one take the trouble to examine the
advertising columns of some of the so called
family newspapers and see the cunnhgly
devised display lines which direct to moral
laxity and depravity And can We wonder
at the every day results of such teaching?
Nay, verify!
The vicious character Of such publica-
tiOns is well shown in Health and Home, a
low, vulgar paper which Was thrown upon
this community few weeks ago by man
calling himself "Dr. Hale" OF Edinburgh,
Scotland and who to the credit of West
Virginia, was speedily driven out Of
Wheeling by the State Board Of Health
after his true character was discovered
This fellow came to Wheeling, took rooms
at the New Mcclure House, and for six
nights gave free lectures at the Academy of
Music. At the expiration Of his lecture
term he began the practice of medicine
when the law made its reasonable demand
upon him, and in order to escape arrest he
left the city in hurry.
The ayowed object OF the publication
of Health and Home is to encour-
age unchastity and immortality
a total disregard and contempt of the
laws of God, To give an example OF its
infamous character, it teaches that
"The only positive token OF girls pur-
ity is her moral character"
Children born out Of marriage are bur
den upon the tax xpayers, disgrace to their
relatives, and q curse to the common
wealth; and no law should permit, much
less compel the offenders 10 bring them
into existence"
"ls the law Just or 8 moral one which
compels girl to bring into the world the
product OF passion
The husband who earns but S2a day
should believe that where The Lord send:
mouths He sen Is misery
$50 far irom meriting Tepr0oation, tnt
endeavo4 TO spread knowledge of the pre-
ventiye methods of the great Law o
nature which renders them necessary, i
the very greatest service which can o
present be done to mankind
The dissemination OF such hellish doc
trines through the msils 20 the family is
dangerous liberty nf speech. aud ought :
be prohibited, 1. IS the prime fsc.9e in niu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
the TRIGGER.

The American Rifle Teams Practice
Exceeds the Expectations OF Every.
body.
NSw YoRx, June 16.-The last days ofli-
cial practice of the American rifle team at
Creedmoor previous to its departure for
wimbledon next Tuesday exceeded all ex,
pectations. Altogether the team has had
six days practice In body, and the result
exceeds afl expectation. Mr.. T. w. Griffith,
who was added to the team few days ago,
-srUretired to-day en- thes ground thas-sis ;
scores did not Justify his shooting with the
team, and Mr.. Fred Alder Of the Seventh
Regiment was appointed in his place. Inc
shooting was over the 800, 900 and 1000,
ward ranges and the scores ranged from 62
10 81 out of a possible 105. Adding these
scores 10 those made on Monday at the
shorter ranges the result out of possible
2IO points is as follows: Dolan Isl; kao'
beth, 1884; s. l. Scott, 1872; w. Scott, 1S3:
Van Heusen, lS0; Pollard, l79; Cash, 1IS:
Hinman, 1SO; Paulding, 17S; Smith, Ia;
Joiner, l76; Bull, us; Brown, $50. Iester'
fAI1N
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
JLTE'Dl 0 lT the llII0
A,lisw Msxiss Lady chaasss NJ
nlsd wh,ls ths csssassy y
Mas b PrOsrsss.
A Fine 5tiis o. AHaIrs Ansss the
STREET SalvatIsaIsts Of
Syvacsss.
The MoruUa lljesieasrse ~ Ne
moved rvsa- Wsrth c~siiaa.
bynala eorea

ALHrqpkRerx, N NJ ysneI Iis.-Soeisty
people OF Albaquss4pe war ensSlopsd q
ama.ement last nig3t when ths nsws NJ
spread through the dty Of sssnation a.
tending tie arrsngsd wedding q The real
dsncs Of Mr.. Edward Powell. The lsdyi
q niecs Of Ma Powell. NJ. A. H. stivers,
tAs tsi6selsou. b wssathy sAt1A EfpRpys
FNAgxppoiStsd hour KSN ~. xis1&
put In an appearance. No cards had been
issued for the wedding, but there were
present quite . number Of prominent
ladies and gentlemen, imnediats friends
OF the family. The lady and gentleman.
soon 10 be made man and wife, stood up
before the minister OF the gospel TO
Rrsassae~ she sslessa vs~s.
"Will you take this woman for your Law.
full wifeg' asked Ney. Mr.. kisttcr. ~ will"
responded the bridsgroom.e elect. "Will you
take this man foy your lawful husbaLd:'
continued the minister. My God. I can't,
can't was the pitiful response OF the
young lady, who, bursting into tears.
rushed into al adjoining department.
Ladies went to her assistance and advised
with her. and the rejected bridegroom tried
ton and become his wife. II was 10 no
avail.
The HoanS Lady
would not change her mind. Miss Smed.
ley has received attsntions from Mr..
Stivers since last winter. They engaged 70
marry some months ago, but since then
the young lady has entertained grave doubts
as TO the compatibility Of temperament.
but looking upon her engagement ~ irrev.
ocable, allowed matters 10 proceed even TO
the cercmc ny, when she found II impossi-
mn ke her the life partner OF man whom
she evidently lid not love.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
One hundred and Seventy -siah3
Lives Hurried Into tho Un-
known Worid
Through the Criminal heglgsncs
of the Owners Of a Badly
Arranged Hall.
innocent Little Children Suceumb
to the Madness Of a Fright /
ful Panic, . al j. 5.
And Are Wrapped in the Cold EN-
brace Of Death Ere Assist =
ance Could Come.

LONDON, June ia terrible calamltF'
involving the. death Of Is childkep< =
Cured in Sutherland county, Durham
this evening. From details received it ap'
pears an entertainment given IN Victoria
Hall by q conjuror, was.attended almost al
together by children, several thousand be-
ing in attendance. The accident ec'
curred at the close of the performance.
The body of the hall had been entirely
cleared of it's occupants, when some 12O OF
little ones came rushing down stairs from
the gallery. At top OF the first flight OF
stairs was a door which opened only twenty
inches. and thus but one child was per-
mitted to pass through at time, at this
point, while the mass OF children were
pushing forward.
One OF Them Fell
and was unable to rise owing to others
crowding. The result was that great
number were pushed down, tramPled on
and sufocated. The scene is terrible. No
effort could stop the mad rush OF atirighted
children. They came on pell NELL, thought
strangely without shouting, and soon
l7S were knocked down and suffocated to
death by others trampling upon them.
The greater number of bodies which were
badly mangled from trampling laid or
deep, many victims and others who were
not killed had their clothing torn from
their bodies and this, together with the
bleeding bodies of the unfortunates shows
the
Terrible Nature Ofthe Struggle.
The ages of lis children known to have
been killed ranged from to II years
The excitement in town when the news OF
the disaster was spread was terrific. Great
crowds rushed tC The scene, until 10000
persons surrounded the hall. The feeling
was so intense that the authorities or
dered out sixty OF the Light Infantry to
preserve order. The work OF get
ting out the bodies was begun i'm
mediately. They were laid out
in the hall, and the parents of those killed
were admitted to identify the bodies OF
their children. The most heartrendlng
scenes transpired while Identification was
in progress. Mothers OF dead children
constantly uttered piercing shrieks, and
many tainted on discovering the bodies OF
their little ones
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17

|, July T-Beyeriy Yacht Club champion
ship race, Marblshesd, M0s.
July IA, q, 2S-Larchmons Yacht Clup
pennanr regattas, L. 1. Sound
General Notes.
George Fearn, the long-distsnce swim
mer. has concluded to permanently reside
IN Anstralia, having married Female
member of the Salvation Army known q
Happy Diana The pair intend spend
ing the rest of their lives in reforming
aborigines and squatters. =.
Albert Ham, OF the Halifax sHowing AS
sociatiop, left that city June IL for Pull
man, H., to take part in the regatta to be
held there this month. He will row only
in the single-scull race. 81. ;,
Wallace Ross, on June A. commenced
training at Portland, Me-, for his coming
race with Hanlan.
The lola Athletic Club, OF Sunbury, Pa,
will hold regatta on the Susauehanna
River July H.. .rr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17

the number Of girls wha sre expert and
daring swimmers-Murfoy Hiii daughters
Of from fifteen 10 twenty summers, who
walk cooily down TO the breakers, follow
out the receding sweep Of water till they
meet an, sinesming roller, then poise
themselves on tiptoe, stretch their brown
arms above their heads and plunge head.
about to break and dash down upon them.
with seething sound
the crest of the wave shoots upwards,
combs over gracefully, thunders down
upon the beech and goes back with roar,
and Miss Murry Hill is seen floating at her
ease out beyond the line OF breakers.
saw her when she had been yenturesome
enough to do Just that thing while the
tide was running out with unusual force.
The breaker had given her hard tussle
when she went through il, and she had
turned 10 swim in; but the outward
current was too strong for her,
and, though doing her best, she was
being carried farther and farther from
land Did she yell and swallow salt water
and strangle and sInk7 Not bit Of it; she
raised one hand out Of the water to show
that she needed assistance, Topped over on
her back, spread out her arms and lay still
as a mouse, with her precious sunburntd
nose barely above the water, letting the
tide have its own way with her. In one
minute more q couple Of stalwart swim.
mers were at her side with plank and
line Then she rested her arms on the
plank and was hauled in smiling, for which
Service she quietly SAID she was much
Obliged. rf-1.-. .-..sss 80
Mrs. Langtry and Her Dude.
The Jersey Lily denies the report that
Gebhardt is to become her manager next
season. She says that because Freddie is
her dearest friend in a social way is no
reason that he must become her manager.
BESIDES" continued the bright-eyed par
sons daughter, "Mr. Gebarit does not as
pire to theatrical management Then, in
answer to an interrogatiye, she said: II
shall cross the Atlantic in about a month,
but will return the latter part OF September
and open the season IN Montreal. love
these American people, | prefer them
10 the inhabitants of Great Britain. / AN
lust wrapped up in their enterprise, aud
mean TO become an American myself by
adoption. Ny favOrite city is New York
and will always make my home here"
Young Jim Mutt
has the sympathy of everybody in New
York. Iou would be surprised to
see the interest taken in the case
in the metropolis. the universal ex-
preston is that he did right Enough
money can be raised right here in New
York to defend that young man and he can
get all the bail he may need. The subie
is the topic Of conversation at all the clubs,
hotels and places where people are thrown
together in pleasure. And it is universally
conceded that Pennsylvania injustice dare
not harm hair on his head. Such is the
sentiment in Americas metropolis when a
pure home is attacked by such scoundrel
as Dukes.
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sutFsw Friends Weep, While Many
Gaze at the Corpse in
Idle Curiosity.
Seine New Developments to Be
Made Pa6lic That Will Cause
a Sensation.
James Nuts Honor Uastained
To-day, While Of HE Victim
We May Say,
me reekoning made, bas s~,s - my
win an MY furerfsstis.s - NJ
head"

UsIoSTeYS, Pa, June 1G.-All that was
mortal of the man whose presence caused
family diseord, disgrace and bloodshed at
Uniontown was hidden from sight to-dsy
in the Churchill Cemetery, the burying
ground OF the Strubel family. short
distance from here, in German township.
Revs. Mulholand and Bailey officiated at
the funeral services. The service was short
but affecting. No reference was made to
the narrowing events with which Dukes
name has been so closely associated. Mrs.
Strueble, mother OF the deceased, took the
las: look into the casket and sobbed aloud
as she gazed upon her son. The cortege
outside of Dukes relations was largely
made up Of friends from the country. Quite
a number OF those present were moved
more by curiosity than any feelings Of re.
spect for the dead.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
WEllSBURG NEWS.

The merchants agreed to disagree on
closing their stores 1t 80 +. NJ. 1hey Will
90 il blind.
Commencement exercises at bethany
College during the coming week. The
livery men are Iubilant.
Mayor Frost reports mo business at
police headquarters.
Brilliant" held a church festival on
Friday evening.
Gas" will be conducted into Mr.. Bar
olay's large hardware store during the
week.
A building association known as the
yFtna Building Association OF Wellsburg
was formed during the week. The incoI-
porators are George W. McCleary, Joseph
blsnkensop, Charles Beam, Augustus e.:
Hall and Henry Hervey. Eight hundred
shares have been taken. and the project Is
meeting with approval.
The new house OF l.. P. Klein, in Lazear'
vile, is rapidly nearing completion. 1t is
a model structure and will be an orna-
ment to the town.
Ex.Mayor Egerter, of Wheeling, was in
the city drumming the syrup trade on Fri-
The Diamond Coal Company have OBJ.
tanned the right from Council TO build an
elevated track on Washington street to the
river, The property owners along the pro-
posed line will also be consulted.
There is a movement on foot to organize
a lodge of the Knights OF Pythlas.
A running race" has been added 10 tne
list Of races for the coming Brooke county
fair.
nersens AT a cost OF about $50 per head dur
ing the past year ending June l, 1855.
The tow boat Sam Miller struck floating
raft near the ferry landing at Brilliant
Yesterday. The collision caused consider:
able excitement, but the promptness OF
Capt. Lucas and mate Thos. Pope probably
saved the raftmen from bath or Worse-a
Satery grave.
Us Friday evening.
Horseback riding by the ladies n full
costume is becoming very fashionable.
Circuit Court adjourned to FRIDAY neEt'
10 which time His Honor Judge Geo. H.
Boyd will render some important deci'
sions in cases now under consideration.
Brscken 4 McCleary furnished the car
pets for the new steamer Frank Steln.
This fine passenger craft Is now lying Q.
the Wheeling wharf receiving the fnlshins
The Young Peoples Club bad a picaic
Yesterday in the Caldwell Orchard. Ac.
corting to previous arrangements tney me-
at the palatial residence Of Hon. VIM, Iarr
at az o'clock A. NJ and with we'll laden
baskets wended their way to the grove
NuneIous sports and plays were indulget
in until the rain spoiled the fun, bat .
noon a sumptsous repast sstiatins the mos
delicate appetite Of the happy crowd, wa
served by the young ladies. Among tn
many present we're the following: Misse
Emma CASTOR, Mamie Miller. Bessie Iari
| Ollie Harvey. Lucy BlanSensop. Mar,
Worthsn, Lettie Worthen, Mamie Boyd
| Lizzie Dorman and Irene Dorman Messr:
Samuel Caldwell, Samuel Paul, Jesse Pal
ton, Briggs Haney, Jas. Walkenshaw, job
Jsoobs, Archie Paul, Charles Worthen An
| VI,riia Raall