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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
Important Sale Of City Real Estate.

In the Municipal Court OF wheeling;
Mary = Comb. =, a., In '"""'''y'
Ry virtue Of Raccree 81 the Municipal Court
Of Wheeling. entered In ihea owe csu~ ON the
2Srd day Of February, issl, tho uudesixncd
Special Compisiopers will on
hai1rtisy, March -. Isss,
commencing ~ 10 O'Clock =. ~. proceed 10
Court Hsuse u Ohio county, West Virginia:
the following described several pRrccis OF
highly improves property:
Fint-Par 81 lot 81. an tho northwest corner
OF MARI ct and Twenty fourth streets, Ia tho
Sixth ward Of the city ~ Vince Ing, being
forty (I0) feet on Twenty fourth street from
said corner. and sikty'siN tUJ feet on MAbet
Itrcet from said corner. having 90 said ground
q two story and half brick with store room
on the INST floor, and four or Ave rooms on
second floor; and also west of bri CO on Twsn-
~ fourth street, a.msll frame structure.
Hecond-The south one hair 81 lot twenty.
seven -. bElf lot No. "a, on the east side n
Market street, between TweDty -foduh hnd
Twenty. nfih street,, In tho sixth ward. with
the two and one half STORY brick thereon. con.
taiping seven rooms, with gss and ~atr.
TERMS or SALE- 0nr.ihirj, snd ~ much
more ~ the purchaser or purchaser may elsct
iopay. In cash. and the rs.idu. In two cluM
iDstallments at twelve and eighieen moaths
respectively, with interest from tho day ~
sale, the ptrchaser 10 give his notcs for such
deferred payments with good srcrrity, asd
the title 10 Ne retained until the farther orues
OF che oouft. j.. %. CRACkAFr.
~. H. FEh8UsADS.
Special Commissioned
&c. HERvEY. Auo'."nstr, Is"ea'
In the Municipal Court,
benjamin ii. Combs, ct al
Va. In cnnuccry.
Mary r. Combs ri ais,
] hereby certify that bond has bcen giysn
Ia the above entitled case ~ required BY law.
THOMAS N. DARHAH,
Clerk OF the Municipal Court Of wbssiiaG.
The aboys sale has bt IN nd lou m I'd 70 BatuF.
day, April 7. lbs3.
nfgOawl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
Dress Reform for Men.
Exchange.


Next after the cylinder hat comes,
in the condemned list, the articles we
call trousers. These, it is said, sin
against utility in that they ignore the
knee, whereas men bend their limbs at
this point hundreds of times a day.
There can be no question, with any one
who has tried them, of the superior
convenience of the knickerbOcker,
which does not ignore the knee, but
terminates, at it. SO, seeing further
that the trousers is a garment with no
claims to grace, the dress refOrmerS
propose to relinquish trousers for the
knee-breecheS OF our grandfatherS. Our
present coats have not been assalied
with any great effect. The dresS-eOat
is usually laughed at; but l question
if 1t could be fairly ruled inconvenient,
or on the whole ungraceful, when cut
without curtneSs. Probably it could
be improved by rounding off its sharper
angles and making it fuller. Against
the usual coat of morning wear in the
present day little has been alleged as
vet, nor do think there is much to be
said to its detrimeht. 1t is not incon-
venient, and it has little of foolish or
nament, unless we reckon in that
category the slit at the wrist and the
two never used buttons and buttOnholes.
The two buttons put on the waist be-
hind have been condemned as useless
and explained as survivals OF the time
when all gentlemen wore sword and
required these buttons to keep the
sword belt in place; but it is question
whether the buttons might not iairly
pass muster as ornamented detail; and
In all probability they have been re-
tanned, in spite of the disuse Of the
sword-belt, because they satisfy de-
sire of the eye for some breaking-point
at the waist. They may pass, then, as
ornaments having relation to the
lines of construction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
Plague Among Italian Peasants.


Probably the best account which has
vet been given of the pellagra Is con-
tanned in the last report OF Mr.. Beau
clero on the agriculture of Italy. Tnis
increasing plague of the poorer popula-
tioHs in that country has now been
studied with some success, and the
hospital physicians, who have uufortuu-
ately only too ample opportunities for
observing it, seem TO be Confident that
they have arrived at correct under
standing of its nature, and of the means
of repelling its attacks, The symptoms
are described as beginning with feel
ing of sickness and melancholy. Those
parts ofthe skin which are exposed to
The sun become red, and subsequently
livid, dry, loose, and scaly. In autumn
the symptoms frequently disappear en-
tirely, but return with renewed yirulence
in the following year. The lips next be-
come pallid, and the tongue is affected,
while burning pains begin to be felt in
the body. The weakness then APP
proaches to paralysis, and madness
often supervenps at this stage. There
is great emaciation and a propensity to
suicide, which Is often attempted-in
nlOSL cases Dl uEO" llilleS. ApO otlOhS 10
the influence of the disease upon the
mind that 81 per cent. of the cases in
the hospital at Verona exhibit madness
as its result. With regard to the causes
of the disease, they are now believed to
be the poor and insufficient diet of the
peasants, who furnish the far greater
proportion of cases TO the hospitals, but
more especially to the constant con-
sumption by the poorer classes of maize,
which, when made up into polenta, is
often mOldy, Or at least tainted with
mildew. The remedies are, in the first
place, the substitution of better food
but as this is rather like the receipt Of
port wine and turtle for the invilid
pauper, it is thought that more may be
done by starting cooperative ovens and
bake-hOuses for dryimgthe maze, which
is almost invariably used by the peasant
class, and making wholesome bread;
while in the damp districts depots might
be provided for storing the grain and
keeping it free from mildew and mold
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
a Deed of DaFknesS.


\ few evenings since a very pretty
young lady, residing at Trsppe, Md,
was complaining of the rheumatism in
her back, when her aunt suggested that
she should have it rubbed with harts-
horn liniment. The old lady picked
up the lamp and opened the cupboard
door to get the bottle, when the light
was accidentally extinguished; but,
the bottle being a peculiar shaped one,
it was easily picked out in the darkness
from Others. The young lady said to
her aunt, "never mind relighting the
lamp, Just rub on the stuffin the dark, ,"
and the liniment was applied to the
bare back. After q vigorous rubbing
and much waste of the liquid, the young
lady suddenly said it did not have the
odor peculiar to hartshorn, and insisted
on lighting q match to see if it was not
the wrong bottle. The lucifer was
struck, and yell followed, for, instead
of using liniment they discovered that
il was the blacklist kind of ink. TIE
little boy of the household had brought
IL from school that day in a bottle SINH
lar to the one the IMMINENT was in.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
THAT SETTLES IT,.

brought Into Competition with the
World, the Best Carries on the Hon.
Ors.
At the great Centennial Exhibition OF 1876,
the leading products OF all the branches OF
the Worlds industry were assembled at Phil
adelphis. To carry of prize in the face OF
that tremendous competition was a task OF
no ordinary difficulty. Inventions and prep
arations for the alienation Of pain and the
cure of disease were present in the greatest
possible variety, representing the skill and
the profoundest study OF the age, and 1t may
he Of vital importance 10 you, personally. 10
know that the highest and only medal given
TO rubber Porous plasters, was awarded TO the
manufacturers Of BENsoNs CAPCINE PoR-
GUS PLASTER, by the following jury:
Dr.. WIN. ROTH, surgeon-General Prus,ian
Army.
J.H. THOMPSON, A. NJ, NJ. D., Washing
ton, DC.
c. B. WHITE, II. D., New Orleans.
ERNEST FLE1SCH, II. D., Austria
The decision was afterwards confirmed by
the medical jury at the last Paris Ex position.
Knowing the value Of such high and unSi-
ssed testimony, the medical profession. both
in the United States and in Europe, quickly
threw aside the old, slew-scting piaste Rs they
had been using, and adopted Bensons in their
regular practice. That physicians and sur
geons OF the broadsst regulations did this,
distinctly proves the intrinsic merit OF the
article.
II is DO more than Just to add that the sv-
erage physician Of to-day Is NOT dominated
BIZ the prejudice which retarded the progress
and modified the successes Of his predeces-
sors Of not more than twenty-five years ago.
BE accepts hints from all quarters and en-
dorses and adopts demonstrated healing
sgents wherever he finds them.
The right OF BensonS Cspiine Porous Pias-
ter 70 stand at the head Of all external sppu-
cations Whatsoever. for the mitigation or care
Of disease, is no longer questioned.
Let the purcl assr, however, be on his guard
se ainst limitations. Tho genuine have the
word CAPCINE cut In the middle.
Seabsry & Johnson. Chemists. New YO:S-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

TO take shower baths, and being asked
how he enjoyed them, replied
that they were charming, for, said he, 81
always take my umbrella with me into
the bath" Douglass Jerrold tells how
Hopkins once lent Simpson, his next
door neighbor, an umbrella. "You
win judge" he says cot the intellect
Of Hopkins, not so much from the act
of lending an umbrella, but from his
insane endeavor to get 1t back again"
On rainy day he went after the um-
brella." Cant have il, }" said Simpson.
"Why, / want to go to the East End;
il rains in torrents" "What'-scream-
ed Hopkins-"what am to do for an
umbrella? "Dow answered Simpson,
darting away from his visitor; "Do as
i dld-borrow one"
One of the funny writers" OF the
day has said that there is language
OF umbrellas as we'll as flowers. For
instance, place your umbrella in a
rack, and il will indicate that 1t Is about
to change owners. To open 1t quickly
| in the street means that somebody ;
eye is going TO be put out; to shut 1t,
! that hat or two is going TO be knock
| ed off. An umbrella carried over wo-
man, the man getting nothing but the
drjppinRs, indicates marriage. To
punch Your umbrella into person, and
Then omen it, means | dislike. Toswing
your umbrella over your head signifies
| lam making a nuisance of myself To
trail your umbrella along the footpAth
means that
The Man Behind You Is Thirsting for
Your Blood.
To carry it at right angles under your
arm signifies that an eye IL TO be lost by
the man who follows you. To open an
umbrella quickly, it is said, will frigh-
ten mad bull. TO put a cotton UNI
brella by the side Of n nice silk one
signifies exchange is no robbery. To
purchase an umbrella means L am not
smart, but honest. To lend an umbrella
indicates | am q fool. To return an um-
brelia might mean something II any
body ever did il. To turn an umbrella
in a gust of wind presages profanity. 10
carry an umbrella in a case signifies
that it is q shabby one. To carry an
open umbrella Just high enough to tear
out mems eyes and knock of men IS hats
signifies | am woman. To press an
umbrella on your friend saying. ION,
do take i'll would much rather you
would than not" signifies telling no.
To give friend halt of your umbrella
means that both of you will get wet. To
carry it from home in the morning
mtans il will clear OIL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
nops,rrGRsJ



II you are sick Hop Bittsu win sursly "a
Nature In making yoo vel when al elss fAili
II you are oosttve or dyspeptie. o. are SUM-.
ing from any other OF the numsroos diasaao
Of the stomach or bowsla, II h yoar own fault
II you remain III, for Hop Btitsn ars sovsr.
eign remedy In AL such complaints
lyon are wasting away With any form a
Kidney dissase, stop tempting Death this
moment, and turn for cure to Hop BltterS
II you are DICK with that terrible sickness
Nervousness, you viii ind balm In 0ilead-
In the use of Hop Bitterx
II Jon are . frequenter. or resident OF q
miasmatic district, bayricade your system
against the ecourRe Of countries-ma layial,
epidemic, bilious, and Intermittent feyers-
by the NE III Hop BitterS
II you have rough, pimply. or sallov skin.
had breath, pains and Aches, and feel miser.
able generally, Hop Rtters will give you fair
akin, rich blood, and sweetest breath. health
In short they cure all diseases OF the stom.
ach. Bowels Blood, Liver. Nerves, Kidneys,
prieh;s Disease. 500 viii be paid for csss
they will not cure or help.
That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister.
mother or daughter, can he made tie picture
OF health, by q few bottles OF Hop Bitters,
costing but trihs. WIN you let them suffsrf
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
A RsToRT FOR JOAQUIN MILLER.

A lady on reading joaquin Miller's verses
on great, glad mothers" writes;
Dear JOAQUIN, % far rs your argument goes,
Won Sou6tless are right; but don't you sup
T, the tables were turned and You men were
That opeas id" would su Zee and you wouldn't
want othersS
" saens 30 10 ne; in fact, / am sure
Thai m ever you had one you woulu never
Won can talk, sir, of what you know nothing
about:
But II men had 70 have them, the race would
die ou'.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
lOOO0o Tickets al Five Dollar Each. Fraction
In FiitLs in proportion

e6T Prizes, amounting to-..-....-..--.-..--tn>JSO
Application for rates 70 clubs should he
made only TO the Office OF the Company In
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, CIV
mo fuIl adde's Send orders by Express.
j Registered Letter or Money Order, add ressed
New Orleans. La, or
MA. DAUPHIN, 6O1 Seventh 81, Washing.
ton, d. G.
n. BIN the Extraordinary Semi-Aunud
Drawn of next June the Capital Prize wiz
We si50.Qeo.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
NOTICES..
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

yI,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
i listing under the firm name OF Good win
& Fulton, has this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent, Mr. GOODWIN retiring. The
business will hereafter be continued by Mr..
Fulton, who is authorized TO settle all ac-
counts. All persons having claims against
said firm are requested 10 present them for
settlement, All pcrs0 ms knowing themselves
indebted are requested 10 call and settle;
Respectfully, J. b H0DWlS,
]. I.FULTOS.
WHEELING, April 2. 1883. apr3s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
COAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

VTHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL At
i public auction, AT Tho n sidrnce Of tho
late pr. schuchRrd', 22i7 Main street. In the
city OF v neeiinG, on
TUESDAY. APRIL 10Th iss3,
commencing at 10 O'Clock .. M, lot 81
hou,s hold and Kitchen fUkNlrUE, consist.
n n ui parlor ana bed room furniture. car
peI,, bedding, stoves, chinaware, dc- also. Q
LOT a. trunks and CLOTHING; also, the med
icines and other articles cOnialn ned In or be-
longing Ia tho DkU9 STORE OF the late Dr.
schurhardt. MANY OF the drugs being In uu.
usually large quantities tor . retail store;
aIso, n lot Of BOOKS: also, two GOLD
WATi HEN and chalus and a quantity OF
JFwELRY and sILvERwAkE.
TERMS oF SALE will be cash 10 any pur.
chaser Of property aRgregsiin lcss than so
n value. and one-third cash and the rom AIN:
der In two equal instalmentA on q credit OF
two md four months. with good person 81 So
curity tn any purchaser Of property aS<rcgAt-
HENRY u. RUSSELL.
Curator OF the estate or q. Schuchardt. de-
ceased. nprA
wv. WICKHAM, Auctionecr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
Standard BuiIdinu Association.

CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION 49,
" sued March -, 1883, conformabe 10 the
new laws as passed at late session OF the Leg
islature, will commence operation thissprlng
as sood as sufficient number OF shares OF the
capital stock is subscribed 10 warrant an
organ iyation. Full information will be given
and subscriptions for stock received by cali
ing at Building Association Hall, No. 1918
Market street, on Wednesday evenings, or oy
applying to either OF the undersigned.
Isaiah Warren, Chas. II, Berry,
A. j. McNash, X. j. Smyth,
VIM. q. Wilkinson, Major IL. Joy,
Alex. y. Maxwell, q. A. Beau,
II. 4. Rehr-nS, George Hook,
Chss. W. Conner, Luke Filton,
martha incorporates.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
q. T. BEAUREGARD,
J. A. EARLY,

incorporated in 1853 for 25 years by the Leg.
stature for Educate and Charitable pur-
Joses-with a capital Of slgoC,1t-to which
'eeerve fund of over ssGIoD has since been
,ddei. Nv an overwheln ing popular vote It's
franchise " as made part Of the pre- ent state
constitution adopted Decem Der I'd, A. d. 1879
Tbe only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
oy the people OF any State.
single Number Drawings take place monthly.
Splendid Opportunity to Win Fotune.
Fourth Grand Drawing, Class u, AZ NJ" OS
LEhNs, Tuesday, April 10, Iss3-l55th
Monthly Drawing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
STEER CLEAR.

Moonlight talks. One year,
midnight walks, Skies clear,
Longing eyes Years two,
Soothing SghS, Rather blue,
Font gate, Years thres,
Ven late. Can't agree.
Parlor scene, County Court,
Feeling mean, Splendid sport.
Dearest BEES, Sorrow, sin,
Answer yes, Jury grin.
Kind kiss, Divorce given,
Mutual bliss, Petters riven.
Interview Worried wife,
Papa, too. Lonely LIE.
Nothing 10th, Husband roams.
Happy both. Wife fosmS
Couple glad, Caro- cost
Have IL bad. Love lost.
Organ swells. Moral:
Marriage bells, When you wed
Honeymoon Look ahead.
Ended soon, Might fell,
Double brown, That's all.
Settled down. -Tvonfo S.lpJ
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
INVITATION.

yITALTER H. RINEHART, 1915 MARKET
w street, invites the attention Of the pub.
lie to his large assortment OF China, Glass
ware and Queensware. ParlOr and Germ an
Study Lamps, silver and Nickle-Pl Cas-
tors, Table Mats and Knife Baskets, Vases,
Cologne Sets and Fancy Goods.
TelephOne. No. A &c feN'c
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

CTTT CTRA SOAP. Absolutely
W i i pure highly medic nal, in
Dc rssd by physicians. preferred by the elite.
where.
Daily globe., 1883-05-20
30 HOMES
For Ninety Families
AT AUCTION.
AT AUCTION.

The first large bona ide sale of the season.
Ninety lots in Terry's addition to Saint Paul to
be sold under the hammer. l will sell at auc-
ton on the premises on Monday, May 28, COM
mencing at O'Clock p m. sharp, lots 1, 2, 8, 4,
5, g. T. 15 16 II, 1S, 10, 20, 81, %, % and "a If
block l, fronting Reaney, Minnehaha and
Phalen streets, the whole of block 2, ,twenty-four
lots fronting Reaney, Fauq, ier, Phalen and
Frank streets, lois Is, IT, Is, 10, 20, 81 and %
in block 8, fronting Fauquier street, lots s, 6,
Z, s, 20, 81, % and %, block g. fronting on Fau-
quier and Ross streets, lots IT, Is and 10, block
z, fronting on Ross street, lots and 2, block 8,
corner of Frank and Fauquier streets, lots Is, ,16,
II, Is, 49, 20, q and %, block 10, on Minneha-
ha street, lots Is, l9 and 20, block u, on Reaney
street, lots 5, 6, T. g. 9, TO- H. Is II, Is, 16 IL,
Is, 10, 20, q and %, block IL, on Reaney and
Minnehaha streets, all of said lots being in Ter
ry's addition. This property is delightfully."- sit
uated, we'll shaded and close to the great busj-
mess artery of the city, Seventh street. in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the great hering interests
of j. P. Gribben and C. N. Nelson & Co., the st.
Paul Harvester works, the st. Paul Plow works,
the Duluth shops, the Omaha shops and ether
great manufacturing interests, existing and to
exist The proposed extension of thu Street
railway to the Rife park will pas through this
property, thus making it convenient to the busi-
ness center of the city. Parties in search of
property that Will rapidly advance in value
should not miss this opportunity.
Daily globe., 1883-05-20
Decoration Dan.

At the meeting held by the Grand Array
Eeopls last night the following ceEnGai4tsss
were appointed fer duties connected with
the memorial servises Of Decoration day:
Committee Of Arrangem 4. G..
Hicks, V. TrUesdsll, Louis Marsh, L. W.
Ca&pbeH, ]. H. Egs, Capt. Z. c. Babb.
Flower Committee Mrs. NJ. t. Wardwsll,
Jefferson sshosl, chairman; Miss S. j. of
Lewis Miss L. P. Chaplin, Miss G. E. JeI-
nison, Miss Maria TenBycke, Miss RelIa
Barth, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bu,aick, Miss
C. E. Sawyer, Miss f. E. Helli-
ker. Miss Z. B. Williams, Miss
E. NJ. Bennett, Miss O. A. Chase,
Miss A. NJ Watson, Pref. B. T. Knew, Prof.
Wm. Warren, Prof. W. A. Carpenter, Miss
Louise Marsh, Miss J. b. Eye, Mrs. Geo.
Fox, Mrs. ". P. Roberts, Mrs. j. K. Nensy.
Mrs. n. z. Thomp pson, Mrs. J. W. Wiggin,
Miss Della Morgan, Miss Trowbridge,
teachers Of the city schools, and all ladies
interested in the object in view are earn
est]y requested to cooperate with this
movement. Members of this committee
can procure wire hoops for the making of
wreaths on and after May %, at the Office
of the Cedar Lake Ice company, No. 6
Washington avenue soEth.
Committee GA finance. G. Price.
Chairman, L. W. Campbell, o. B. Skinner
J. K. Merry, P. P. Swenssn, G. B. Terri.
G. Z. Harris.
The finance committee will meet at the
Office of the Cedar Lake Ice company,
May 81, at pm: The committee Of ar
rangemeMts will meet at the same place
on the 22nd at D. m.
Daily globe., 1883-05-20

will sell at snctisn on the premises on Tues
day, June D, at 10 o'clock a. m, one house and
lot, COX 100 feet, fronting on De Bow street. This
property is situated Immediately in the rear of
the residence of J. II. Allen, Esq, and in one of
the finest neighborheods of the city, within one
block of the Street railway and but ten minutes
from the business center of the city.
On the same day at IL s'cleck q. m., will
sell at auction on the premises fOurlots on Jack
son street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
in Prince & DesnOyer's Encouragement. These
lots are Immediately south of the Prince block,
corner of Pearl and Jackson streets, and are ad-
mirably adapted for business CT hns tenement
blocks.
Also, on the same day at O'Clock p. m, two
lots in Rondo's addition, each 50x100 feet, and
situated on the northeast corner of Carroll and
Josette reefs. These lots are well adapted for
business purposes, in fine neighborhoed and
convenient to ths wholesale center. Al of the
above is portion of the well-known Desnoyer
estate. Terms liberal and made known here
after.
Daily globe., 1883-05-20
The DRnn Verdict.

CEIoAGo, May 19.-The verdict rea3hed
in the trial of Jere Dunn provokes savage
comment in all the city papers this raorn-
ing, and the alleged agencies which aided
ia his acquittal are particularly csHasAr-
sd by tive or three Of the morning jour
nails. They all give lsng accounts of the
reception rendered Dunn by the sPorfag
fraternity after he left the soHrt room, a
champagne szppsr being giving at the rs
sort knswn as "Bhe Drum" whieh lasted
very nearly through the entire night.
Among those who grasped the hand Of
Dunn was a character known as "sisek
Yards JOHNNY" andS Dunn, reseating the
evert1rss, struck the man IN tAs fass.
The incident is related to have put the
crowd in high spirits. The leading couR-
sel who had defended Dunn so success.
fully was noted among those present at
the wine supper.
Daily globe., 1883-05-20
LATE MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

Officer William Daley arrested slugger
in Johnson's saloon for attempting to put
a head on everyone he came in contact
with.
Manager Conkling last night closed q
contract with the Keene company to play
return engagement Friday and Satur-
day, June l and ,, presenting "Richelieu," !"
"Foors Errand" and 'Richard III"
The delegates from the Irish societies
which met last night in Judge Mahoney's
office to perfect arrangements for the
proper reception of Patrick Egan on his
arrival here. adjourned till Thursday ever
ing next, at 7 80 o'slock to give all ths del
sgates ample opportunity to mest and
discuss the matter.