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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-03
LATEST TELEGRAMS
CONN., RCIAL
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARKET
New York, 2.-Centrsl Pscifc, 76]1;
Denver and Rio Grande, 471s; Northern
PsCife, 492S; North Western, 349I; New
York Central, 26; 81. Louis and San
Francisco, 20; Texas Pacific, 409z; Union
Pacific, 95X; Wabash, 29A; Wells,
Fargo, 20; Western Union, s25s
PRODUCE.
Chicago, 2-Wheat regular, frmer,
81 April, 1917 May, 112z June, 11N
July; corn, unsettled, easier, May frmer,
July 144, cash 5l7s. April 564@H, May
57A June 59N, July new high mixed
61N@2, new mixed 49X@5O rejected,
471S@8; oats higher, 464 cash, Al
April, Az May, AL June, 43 July; rye
IS; barley nominal, 75@77; faxseed l45;
pork frmer, 1929 April, 90 May,
30 June. IS July; lard steady, 1l.371S
April, 55 May, 6715@6O June, 62]5 July.
Hog Market active, firm, higher, light
7.20(g7 90, mixed packing 7.16@7 80,
heavy packing 7.65@S.1 Is; cattle receipts,
8 600; exporters weak, 6.40@7, good to
choice shipping steady, 5.90@6. 35; COM
mon to fair, b50@6, butchers 2. 1904 95;
stockers and feeders 3.30@5 10.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool, Corn, old mix d, dull
IS lid; new mixed, dull, 5715c. Receipts
Of wheat since last reported: From At
lantie ports, $1,000 quarters; Pacific
$3.50; other tources, 24,260. Receipts o.
corn, $1,000
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@> Full particulars will be given in
posters, programmes. dodgers, and in
the newspapers. apl
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GIRL WANTED.

Wanted, girl to do general house
work. Apply at this Office.
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A number OF aides snd Gentlemen Of
acknowledged talent and ability have
kindly volunteered to assist the Club in
this benefit.
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ORANGES. ORANGES.

Oranges by the box fcheap, at Cutler
Bros.
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PETROLEUM.
New York, 2-PetrOleum, quiet, 81.
WHISKY,
Chicago, 2 WHISKY. steady, l6.
EXCHANGES

New York, 2-The fetal gross e1,
changes at the twenty-six leading clear
ing houses in the United States for the
week ending March 81, we're 1884, 922, :
67S, being decrease Of 80 lilo per cent.
The exhibit this week is decidedly IN
favorable one, both when compared with
that of .Ast week and with the CORE
spending week last year. The falling of
is owing in a MEASURE to the excessive
dulIness 10 New York and Boston stock
markets, although the spring stock mar.
kets st q number Of great distributing
points still keep backward.
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cIIrRCm DIRECTORY.
Where People Can Worship aud Topics
TO he Listened to.

where People Can Worship aud fopie'
to he Listened to.
a.. Matthews Church, services at 1880 AN
and 7:30RN,
There will be preaching In the First Pres
bytenan church tomorrow At 1880 4. N. aud
r. NJ. 6y The pastor Rev. D. A. Cunning
ham, d. D.
Thsre will be services Sunday morning a
iOso o'sIcCk A. ". at the English Lutheran
church. The pulpit will be filled by Judge
Cranmer.
Rev. Mr.. Meerwine, Of the lions Lutheran
church, being absent from the city, there
will be no services In this church Tomorrow
forenoon. In the evening Rev. Mr.. WeFdei
will occupy the pulpit
United Presbyterian Church, Rev. J: T,
Mcclure, y. D.. pastor: Services nj 1880 A.
n. and P.N. Subject OF evening lecture
RsphIdh-The Smitten Roek-and The First
Battle. sabbath school at 2rA.
AT th, ptciples Church the usual commu
MON services will be observed at II A. NJ, ser
mon omitted, A full attendance Of all mem
bers specially requested. Sunday school o.
10 A, u Preaching ut TF.N, BY Rev. Mr.,
GrogAu.
Fourth Street II. Z. Church, preaching
Sunday Al 1880 4. n. And7 ? ", by the pas
Tor, Rev James i. Smith, d. D. Sunday
School N9rX Young Peoples meeting
Monday at7R y. Revival services will b
held every evening next week except Sunday
The Citizens bible Class will meet In The
lecture room of First Presbyterian church
tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock, as usual
and citizens aud strangers are cordially IN
yited 10 unite on that OCCASION 10 the study
OF the Lesson for the ensuing Sabbath. Visit
tors always welcome.
The rrriyal at ChaplIns Street n. Z. church
continues With intense interest. Up TO this
time more than thirty persons have been for
ward for prayers, and about twenty have pro
lessei change Of heart. Preaching morning
and evening on Sabbath by the pastor. Ser
vices every evening at $50 next week.
Zane Street N. Z. Church. preaching 10
morrow mOrnlnGat 1880, by hSy. Mr.. GroIan'
Preaching al T:JD by the pastor. Subject
1.-THE Removal Of the cAndlestick from
RpheSus' Revival meetings continue 10 this
church. Seventeen persons have united
with the church within the last three weuks,
Preaehipg 10 the Third Presby terian church
W Hle IhstuIt hENs - VI AYANt - AV'Vs ~ =,
and I =. ", tomorrow, closing the series Of
meetings when have been so fruitful OF good,
over forty having been added 10 the church.
These meetings have all been carried on In 9
quiet, uneKcItAble manner. No sensational
work Of any kind vas used. The silent work
Ing Of Got, holy spirit was the power that
did the work
Fint Baptist Church, corner Twelfth and
Byron streets. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. B
Milford. Theme at 1880 4. NJ, 1.-THE Essen
tials OF Christianity" Sunday school at
o'clock. Theme att p w., "a True lndict
ment." After the evening sermon SIX con
yers will be immersed. Owing 10 tho grow
ing interest the revival ssryIces will DO con
unued every evening next week, except Sat
urday, at $50 r. ". Strangers are cordially
invited 10 all these services.
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The Varied Donations 10 the North
wheeling Orphan Asy luni.

The Varied DounIIons 10 the North
wheeling orphan Asy ium.
Astatement Of the donations received by
the North Wheeling Orphan Asylum In cash
and merchandise at the Christmas season, In
response to the appeal Of The Sister, has just
been completed, and It shows the very lib
eral sum OF SsOj 20 received from donation Of
all kinds. OF this sum. $50 IS was In cash,
kil5 Of which was given by Wheeling people,
aud So. 10 collected In BtnwO0d and Sls20 At
rriAdelphia. Thirty.two barrels Of Hour was
one large Item Of tho donations,
and l75 pounds OF coffee another. There
Sere also ~ pounds Of tea aud III OF sugar;
s boxes OF soap and s. worth Of toilet soap;
A half busbel Of beans and nine cans Of tOtna.
toes and corn; one barrel Ot apples and one
Of onI0nt; > pecks Of corn meal, . bushels OF
potatoes aud one Of turnipE; 8 hams and 81
pounds OF lard; 8 turkeys and gallon OF
oyster; II pounds OF rice, hOmiuy aud bar
ley; corn starch, cracked wheat, prunes,
dried and pre4eFved fruit, buckwheat, candy
and nuts and one sympAthlEing party pre-.
sented Christmas tree and many toys and
notions for Il. Thcle were acceptable, no
doubt, but moro useful was the muslin, OF
which 100 yards Was given, the calico, OF
which there was s. yards, the 50 yards oil
RIngham, the s yards OF check and the like
quantity OF canton flannel, or the 100 yards
u flannel. A quantity oil stocking yarn
and market basket completed the list
u varied donations, all Of which are timely
and sensible gifts. Once more have the
people OF Wheeling evlnced their charitable
disposition, and lGhtened the burden and
made glad tho heart, OiIhnse who have the
charge OF the orphans. The plan isaSuccess,
and will no dUbI b. tried again next year.
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tQTlcGRM
re NJ E N T
Under Oath.

~ have been afflicted for twenty ytAn with All
,hst!HNe AKIN disgsss, CAll,d by A0iuU ADA
tSnFiAlu, aud others teprUEy, commencing on my
lclp, aud, In spite Of al could d. with the hell
Of the mot hkiliul dUcIh, slowly but surely az.
tended, until year ago this winter II covered my
three yean have been unable ~ do any labor, aud
suffering Intensely all the time. Eyefy In1tnIng
there could be EeAflY dgtg Anfui Of scalel IAkel
from Tho ght Of on MY bed, h1me Of them half ~
lAFse ~ tho envelope containing thIsleIlef. In the
latter part OF the winter my skin commenUpd
cracking npeu. | tTied everything almost, that
could DO thought 81, without any relief. Tho 18th
Hot SpTlnEL reached Detroit, and YAS % low
thought should hlyo % 70 y the hospital, but
fiuaiI got ~ far ~ lansing Mich, where had !
tlttef living. One Df. treated me about two
weeks, but did me no good. All IhouRht had but
short time 10 live. ! earnestly prayed 10 die.
9 Arked through The ikln all oTrF ny bahk, AcIUl
q hba, arms lands lmtst teeE badly tIollen, loo
6AlT dead, dry and llieles n old straw. oh, my
Tod how did suGsrl
any sister, Nm, X u. pAVIS, had . snail part Of
box Of Cutycule In tho hbuiG, she wouldn't give
upt aid, We w CuticurA, ROm0 wa applied
on one hand and aFul, kureERl therN was relief
WSfd 20. They Immediately gpI the Cuticun Re.
solvent tblOod puHnefl, Cplieun and cutienn
huAptthu Ercat Akin elfe1l. commenced By taxing
one tSbletpOoniuloi heiolTent lhreo tines q day,
after msalE had hath Onca q day. wafer Abodi
blood heat; uSod Cutleura Soap treaty hppiled
CaLlenn morning. asd gysnlHF RGall Tst6fned
70 my home In Just az weeks Iron the time left
Lnl iay Gkin u tmo0lh q this Aheet Of paper.
HIRAM K CARPENTER.
Henderson, JeG6ron Co, y, y.
Sworn 70 bafOFU mo this 18th day OF JRnsSYY iEg0
A. n. LEFflE0WELl, trIticc 81 th0 PoSn0
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sEAuOS.PRAziER.


A Quiet Weudlng IN tue country On
Thursday.
Thursday afternoon Mr. A. J. seamou, OF
this city, was married to Miss Thirra Frazier,
daughter Of Robert Frazier, Esq, well
known farmer, whose farm Is SITUATED In this
county, and I'D joIns the lower part Of the
city. The ceremony was performed by Rev,
", B. Thompson, OF the Disciples church, at
the residences Of tle brides parents,
about J O'Clock. There were no attendants,
and those present were only the relatives oil
the contracting parties. Yesterday afternoon
Mr., and Mrs, SeAm6p came into the city, ac'
companied by friends, and were rendered a
reception by Capt Henry scam0n, lathOr OF
the groom, al bis residence on Water street.
This was very pleasant gathering. About B
o'clock spIend dinner was served. Mr. Sea.
mon Is the agent Of the @. 7. Y. & W., for
this side OF the river, and quite popular He
kent his wedding very secret, aud the an.
nouucement that be Is married viii prove
surprise 70 4 large number. He and bis eitimA-
ble wife were the recipient Of warm con-
gratulations aud well wishes, all Of which
were hearty and sincere. They will reside
for the present with Capt. Seamon. They re.
ceiyed many handsome and useful presents
Can't. Seamop, solid walnut set OF chamber
furniture; Mn. Seamon, silver castor aud
other war;; Mr.. aud Mn. d.. MonlgomeIy,se set
slIyer spoon; Mr.. aud Mrs- u. Montgomery,
towels; Mr. and Mrs, A, J, McSash, silver
forks and spoons Mr.. and Ms. James L.
White, silver card receiver; Mr.. and Mn.
Robert FrTEler, IT,, table cloth and napkins;
Mrs. A. 7. Frazier and Mrs. Charles King,
bed spreads; Miss Rena Nswland, fruit dish;
MIS- Matte BrayOn, toilet sci; MIR. Oliver
Newland, pair vases. Mr.. Frazier gave his
daughter, In addition 10 other presents, y
COW and line bloOded hone.
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General Mention Of Hoais aud nen-Teie.
graphic PoiniVrs.

General Mention of Hoais aud nen-TcIe.
graphic Poinisrs.
The Lulu Woods pissed up light yesssr.
day.
Yesterday evening the river had s feet 10
inches IN the channel, and was falling. fhe
Ice 10 running very thin, and Is not at all
heavy.
Tho Lime Townsend made her regular
trips Yesterday between the wharf and West
Wheeling. c 7. V. Il W. shippers no longer
have TO haul their goods to Bridgeport.
The Dlurnal is still aground at the wharf,
where she stuck when the river fell, and II
she Is not moved out into deeper water the
further falling OF the river may break or
wrench her, and damage her seriously.
A few days aimee young man ramGd
0athagin. running on the TOW boat Liberty,
as deck hand, was seriously hurt by the
breaking OF cable, the end Of which struck
him inths abdomen, laying bare bis entrails.
lie was taken to p. Pleasant and at last &C
counts Il was not thought that hc could live.
Pilot Dave KellAr, whose name Is familiar
10 the public IN connection with the Sciot0-
IIomRS disaster, arrived In this city from Par.
kGrsbuTg yesterday, where he has been at
tending the 8ciOtO-I.omAs trial before tue U.
:. GOuTL 1O'uhy ne leaves lot IlthOuTBh 10
accept the berth al head pilot on 4 we'll
known tow boat His contracts reads 81, 200
per year, weather not 10 interfere.
The recent Ice gorge at Browns Island re-
minds Col. Heuf eHhoti, Of MOurdsVille, who
By the way Is a complete G. rnnOloglcal his
tory (AutmAtel Of the Ohio river, and events
happening thereon for many years past. Of n
similar event that happened during the win
ter Of 1928, when the gorge remained three
months damming the wafer 70 depth OF 81
feet from that point 10 Pittsburgh. Heavy
rains falling in March, raised the blockade,
aud on the 25l Of N.aTcL the gorge gave way,
the river inundalinR tie low bottoms below
ruininR the gardens that the people had
planted. The old gentleman has NO written
memorandum Of the occurrence, but recol-
lecS the circumstance and dates distinctly.
FAlpNosr, ". Va, Januar, .2Gs-Rlver2t VI
inches aud stationary, Weather cloudy ;
river likely ia rise.
AoEnARroWE. ". Va, January 90 --River
4 feet o Inches AMI stationary. Weather
cloudy; thermometoHSS'.
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Prom this pIAtrIct OF the Internal
Re.cnnn nenhrimcml.

Revenue department.
Very few people have any idea Of the
amount Of money collected In this District Of
the Internal Revenue Department by Uncle
Sans faithful and highly respected officer
General /. II. DuVAl aud bis assistants, nor
has the public 4 very clearly defined idea VI
the increase Of these collections, II indeed, II
has any idtAS about the matter Of all. For
the purpose Of enliEhtning the public 90
this subject, an lNTGLLlOENcERrep0rter called
al General DuYal's office few day. since, aud
from Mr.. W. X. DuVal procured the follow
Ing figures:
The total collections for 1859 amounted to
$50, sS7 70. 10 1851 the total collections
from all tourcPs amounted 70 1851 49, n. The
increase 10 The collections OF 1859, over those
OF 1851. was therefore $50 $50 G5.
10 1881 tho beer stamps sold amounted TO
$50 900 IS. and In 1882, TO 81 90 Is, an In.
crease Of $5,0i3 10. The tax on beer Is one
dollar per barrel les I y per cent discount
This increase Of revenue demonstrates very
clearly that beer drinking Is on the increase
and also, that strikes, temperance bOomS, ETC.,
apparently no not Affect the custom.
10 1881 the tobacco stamps sold amounted
10 S23,l65 OF, and In 1882 to 81 s2i 80, an
increase Of 81 coo 50. The tax on tobacco is
| lBc per 10 II can readily Dc seen tnat nun
dreds Of Thousands Of pound. Of tue weed
were put up during 1852. and that the in.
crease over 81 was very large.
Ia the sale Of cigar stamps thIrs was de-
crease Of s. 405 81. 10 1881 the sale Of stamps
amounted to S2l2, Ill ~ while In 1852 II was
only $20i COS Is. The tax on cigars 10 SIC
per 1000. People economical Oh cigAS In
iSSI and wentiu on beer and smoking and
plug tobacco, according 10 these figures,
Ia 1881 the spirit or liquor stamps sold
amounted TO $O,G2G 20; this was the tax paid.
10 1852 the tax paid amounted to only SOFIA
very decided falling oil 10 say the least This
tar on Liquors Is ninety cents gallon. The
reason for the large decrease Is that large
amounts OF WhiGkey were taken out Of bond
In 1851.
In 1851, the collections on lists amounted
to sl52lI.i7, and the special tar stamps sOld,
TO $50. 1855 OF. 10 1852. the collections amount
ed to $50 O7OS3, and the special tax atAnp'
to S., I05 90.
the lArIeat months collections 10 1881,
were those OF Jane, amounting to 81, Sij b.
aud the smallest those VI February, amount
Ing to 81, 4os ~. In 1857, the largest monthly
collections were also In June, amounting to
SO US -, and the smallest In February
again, this time being $50, 409ii.
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PERSONAL aENIoS.
News aud Gossip In Reference TO Various
pRoDIa.

News and Gossip In Reference TO yariou,
People.
Colonel c. II. BeAlI, Of Brooke county,
was In the city yesterday.
Judge Jacob, II Is expected, will be able tc
be out In three or four days.
George ". busch and bride returned from
their bridal tour last evening.
Mis- Eettie Reese, OF Philadelphia, Is q
guest at the residsnce Of N. GutmAn, Esq.
SD. Mcmillan. Sheriff Of DoddrIdge coun'
", was at the Auditors office settling up
his tax accOunu for 1852 yesterday.
Hon. Felix Il. BrunOt, OF Pittsburgh. well
known Quaker who was prominently iden H.
lied with the Indian Peace Policy during
Grants administration, was Of the Mcclure
yeSterday.
Raw William C. Macbeth, Of Buffalo, n.
Y, has received call 10 the First PrtSby'
teriAn church Of Blrnegst, y. j., 4 popular
resort on the coast He Is a sou OF the lRte
Professor Macbeth, OF West vIrginiA's uniVeF'
atty
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THE I.asr WORK
or the Couneil-ths adoption OF the He
mort Of the Board OF Appeals.

or the Council-thc Adoption OF tue ne
port Of the Board ofAppeais.
At the last meeting OF the Council OF 1851
So held last Tuesday night the Board Of
Equalization and AppealsePorted As follows:
Recommending that the petition Of Dr.. J.
A. Campbell for relief from erroneous and
excessive taxation and assessment Of personal
property be granted, and that he be allowed
refund on $s0i. 80.
Recommending that the petition Of Louis
LIngamann's administrators tor q reduction
In valuation OF real estate In the Third ward
from $1,000 10 81, 900 be granted, and that q
refund Be made on 81 900 for 1852.
Recommending that The petition Of Hork:
heImer Bros, for reduction Of valuation OF
real estate Ia the Third ward from $, leo 70
"a 500 be granted, and that refund be made
on 5000 for the years 1891 and 1889.
Recommending that the petition Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company for q
reduction OF real estate valuation In the Sec
ond ward, known rs the Stock Yards, which
vas assessed at so, 800 10 1881 and reduced TO
80 800 In 1859, be granted. The said assess
ment Is ordered 70 stand nj 80 800 and the
said company allowed refund on 1900, the
difference between Sl6.S and 81, 500 :.
Recommending that the petition Of Mn. N.
IIsss for reduction OF valuation OF real Is.
tate, situated In the Third ward, from s 500
10 81 500 be granted aud refund be made on
$500 for the year fsS2.
Recommending that the petition Of schaier
& Seihert for a reduction Of valuation OF per-
sonal property from $500 10 500 be granted,
and that ! refund Do made on 500.
Recommending that the petition for re-
duetion OF valuation Of real estate In the
Third ward from $500 10 5000. made by
Adam Cappel be granted, and refund made
on $500 for 1881 and 1882.
The petitions OF n. Meyer H. l.. Bender
and Peter Becker for reductions were recon-.
mended 10 be rejected.
The report With the Feeommeudations was
adopted, and reigndI ordered upon the basis
Of fifty cents on every 500 Of valuation.
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Welcoma to Nellie Mellonry aud Nate
Salisbury and the bSlhnce Of their talented
company Of TrOubaiourt.
OfMF. Bronson HOWartl'a new thne act
musical novelty, which he has written tI.
prealy for the Troubidor., with special
Scope for Mr.. 5alibury and Nellie McHonEy,
Tie papers speak IN the highest tErniL
TGFeen.r0on Fun" Is said 10 be very oleVerly
done. IsIGln three acts, aud brings before
Us amateur actors and a prniesAlOnnl "leadlhg
man." who u induced 10 give them his a.
distance In every conceivable way, even to
helping to make up" the players during their
endeaToFl 70 releArse and produce the roar.
Ing meio-dnma called war Cloud or the
Eagle OF the .Crag" The performance 10
Supposed TO be for the benefit Of Little Can.
nIbaIJ In the Pacific OscAn. A rehearsal At
home a rehearsal at tho theatre on the siege,
showing the NiRSn A. Il really u, ora peep
behind the scenes, and tue grcenTooln Of
the theatre on the nigtit Of the supposed per-
Torrance, constitute tie subject for the three
acts.
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. ,s l ~ 4. REORGANIZATION q thS siats

To ia passage. It provides fos the allinE Of
vacancies In the representation Of the State
Leave q absence was granted Mr.. Doyener
for the day on Aecount Of Sickne1s.
Mr.. YeSgvr. from the Committee on Arts,
Selsrees and General Improvements, pre-
ssntod a rspoft Recommending The purchase
OF ]. A. FArIs's historical painting, The
Siege Of Fort HenTy-the Last Battle Of the
Rsyoluuon,n accompanied BY bill authors
ing the Board Of Public Works 70 make the
purchase, and AppIopnAting 500 TO pay for
Il. A much smaller sum, the report stated,
than the picture was worth or than II could
be purchased for except by the State,
NJ Daley Introduced Two bills % amend
tbs Code 10 formal particulars, Mr.. Hen'
IhAE one TO change the time tor the mseungi
OF the district Boaids Of Education, MT;
Gorrell one 10 prevent the obstruction oil
uayigable streams, and Mr.. Gilksson one to
amend the Sunday law.
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TurLAsigERnAs
For the Season. Given al FranEheim's
Last Night.

For the season. Given at FrnnEheim's
Last Night.
At Frauzheim's Hall last evening the Ger.
man Of 1878 gave It's farewell dance for this
season, though next winter 1t lshOped that
the club will reorganiEs and eM 1t has
heretofore been, the leading society organiEa.
don OF Wheeling, Last nights hop was at
tended By about twenty couples,
and the evening passed only too
quickly for the merry dancers. Lancers,
waltz, polka and gallop followed Ia quick
succession, Ill at eleven o'clock the bewild-
ering figures OF the German began, led by
different members OF the club In succession.
Tiny sle Oh bells each with brlghtcclored rib.
bon attached. formed very appropriate layof9
for the polka figure. The mgSib Wks furnished
by the OpefA House Orchestra, aud was even
brighter and more sparkling than usual.
The costumes OF the ladies were handsome
aud elegant, some OF them exceptionally ~,
while the gentlemen wore tho custUmany
dress suit. Shortly after twelve o'clock
tue orchestra began playing the IA
mIliar "Homc, Sweet Home waltz
and as the members donnCd their wraps and
started home each one remembered with re-
greet that this was their last meeting as 4
club TIL next season. Inc lOllOMlnG are Tue
names Of those present; Misses ialn uPde'
graf, Belle McCAbe, Jennie llaym lnt,
OF Fairmont; Clara Fisher, Leila Kelly,
Of sleubenvllie; Alice Kelly, Laura Harden,
Virginia Pendleion, sAllIe McCandlGss, OF
pnreenburg, Miss Sawyer. OF WAShintou
CIV. MR. Campbell, Mis- Wh, eler OF Ham.
uonspo,t,S. y, Mr.. and Mrs. John Topping,
Mr. and Mn. Fred Norton, Mr.. and Mn.
Ollie Wildp, Mrs, \. A. MeUahe, Ms, y. 7.
Jepson, Mis- Mary Hack and Miss Bette
Psndleion, OF Charlottesville, Virginia.
Messery. Sam Harrison, Edward Gllke-
son, Of Hampshire county, Albert
Frapzhelm, +. D. Robertson, George Byrne
OF Charleston, Harry Coen, Ed. Hill, VIII
Delaplain, Harry Camden, DR.. Reed Baird,
Camden summers, OF Clarksburg. I'd aST
lett, Sam NIilIRr, pross list, Sam HasIstt and
Geo, Baird, Jr,
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The B so. will soil round trip tickets 10
the Cincinnati Musical Festival from Janu.
airy 20 to February 3. tickets good returning
until February inclusive. Glb A. N. train
arriyeI at Cincinnati at s p. ", 3:l6F. N. train
arrives at Cincinnati ut leo ", lIi5 F.N
Train arrives at Cincinnati at 1879 An.