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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-12
Tbe NARY Bocbelor's Hoo.

A beautiful evening, lovely maidens
gallant beaux aud excellent music com
bined TO make the Merry Bachelors hoT
Of Friday last al the Opera House verl
delightful occasion, although, owing u
conflicting entertainments, the attendance
ofladies was not olarge a. expected. Wha
was lacking in quantity was more than
made mp in quality as the following list,
which also gives the elegant costumes Of
the ladies, will prove
NJ les Annie Logan, Stanford, blue silk
gold.
Miss Jennie Carpenter, Stanford, black
silk; gold.
Miss Annie Brown, Stanford, white mus.
lin; natural flowers.
Miss Jean Dickerson, Crab Orchard
black satin; jet jewelry.
Miss Ann Cook, franklin, Ky, pink sat.
in, point lace; diamonds. ..
Miss Lizzie Tevis, Galveston, Texas
wine silk and velvet; gold.
Miss Mary Richards, Missouri, white sat-
in, Spanish lace; diamonds.
Miss Mary Brown, Stanford, white mus
lin, lace trimmings; diamonds.
Miss Lettie Helm. Stanford, blue Nuns
yelling, lace trimmings; pearls.
Miss Daisy Burnside, Stanford, white
embroidered muslin; diamonds.
Mias Clsra Helm, Stanford, blue satin,
point lace trimming; diamonds.
Miss Dovie Carpenter, Stanford, cream
Nuns yelling. black velvet; gold.
Miss Kate Edelin,, Lebanon, white mus
lin, vallenciennes lace; diamonds.
Miss Le,tie Rochester, Stanford, pink
satin, point lace trimmings; pearls.
Miss Laura EoRleman, Boyle county
cardinal satin skirt, lace overdress; gold.
Miss Annie MeAlister, Danville, black
silk. pink lining, lace nounces; diamonds
Miss Annie Buchanan, Crab Orchard
white Nuns yelling, spanish lsce;diamonds
Miss Sallie Engleman, Danville, pink
Nuns yelling, satin trimmings; diamonds
Miss Cornie Cooper, Stanford, pink
Nuns yelling, satin trimming; diamonds
Besides nearly all our 10 wn gentlemen
the following we're present Union Wor
Ellington, Oscar Gregory, Dave Logan, A
q. Downs, Ale. Hundley, II d. Kincaid, J
l.. Mckee, +. W. Samuel, WIN. +. Baugh
man, FL Futchings, w. B. Hill, Ed. A.
White, Henry White, Lovely Lllard, Hen
y W. Evans, Walker Fry, NJ. G. Weise
ger, J. e. Fleece, W. W. Wiseman aud A
q. Whitley, DAnville; II. c. Grant and J
X. Brown, Lancaster.
The dancing did not begin till 10 and il
was nearly when the last waltz, alone
Sweet Home" was played. Then the tired
but happy couples sought their homes aud
couches 10 dream over the pleasures Of the
occasion. The Merry Bachelors are much
pleased with the success OF the Hop and
will no doubt repeat il at an early day.
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RELIGIOUS.

There are $4,000 Bsptists in the
State.
Rev. J. S Sims preached the Com
mencemeni Sermon al Millersburg College
Sunday.
A son Of Hon. j Sloddard johnson, who
takes the first honors at Yale this year, will
enter the Episcopal ministry.
We are requested to again call atten-
ton to the Baptist Sunday School Conven-
ton which occurs at Crab Orchard, next
Tuesday. A number Of prominent Sunday
School workers have agreed to be present
and good time is expected.
Missouri wants 1000 common-sense
ministers at salaries ranging from 5000 TO
81 900 TO work among the people-earn-
est, energetic, aggressive preachers, who
can stem the tide Of foreign liberal ideas
especially German, regarding the observ'
ance Of the Sabbath. Attention was called
to these matters al the recent meeting Of
the National Reform Association at 81. 10.
seph, Mo.
The Courier Journal has already dis.
continued the printing Of Surgeons ser.
mons, as the income was out Of all proper.
10 the heavy outlay. 1t was foolish un'
dertaking from the start. Spurgeon's last
months sermons are just as good as hi
last Sundays, and they could be brought
over for ten cents a sermon, instead Of l2l
cents word. II the C. j. must have ser
mons, We suggest that il procure a copy Of
Bro. Barnes Goods Love Story" and re
produce one each Monday from that The'
present sweeter and easier gospel thar
Spurgeon ever preached.
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s0YLf COUNTY.
Danrine

AN agency Of the New Home Sewing
Machine Go. has been established at the
Central Hotel. Mr.. James Q. Masonheim.
er has charge Of the business.
Low Mass was celebrated at 81. Psul's
Church Sunday morning BY Father Byrne,
Of Lexington, Father Brady, the regular
pastor being absent In Europe.
Mr.. 8. b. Black bought last Thursday
from II. II. Reynerson, fine bay gelding,
BY Nobby, by Gsrrard Chief, dam by son
OF Lexington. The price paid was 500.
The Cantata which was TO have been
given at Caldwell College Monday eve
ming, has been postponed until Tuesday.
The proceeds are TO be used for the benefit
Of the College.
Bruce a Hsrlan's new training stable
Is nearly completed and will be ready for
occupancy next Monday. II is a substan.
tial brick structure on Main street, near
the Clemens House, and il will accommo-
date about 25 horses.
Mrs. Ellen LaRue, Of Elizabethtown,
the mother Of Mrs. Joseph II. Thomas, Of
this place, has been very i'll Of pneumonia,
at the residence Of her daughter. Mrs.
LsRue Is sister Of the late Gov. Helm,
and Is In the SOth year Of her age.
Rev. p. t. Hale, OF the Baptist church
preached Sunday morning for the first time
since his return from Texas. whittier he
has been on vacation. While in Texas,
Mr.. Hale was one Of party Of excursion.
lists who visited the city Of Monterey, in
Mexico.
The Baccslaurate Sermon to the grad.
uating class Of Bell Seminary was preach.
ed by Rev. ]. l.. Mckee, at the LIST Presby.
terrain church, Sunday morning. That to
the Caldwell College graduates was
preached at the I'd church by DR.. G. B. III.
Msrtin, at the same time.
Miss Matte Brown Of the senior class
Of Bell Seminary, entertained her class.
mates Monday evening. Mr.. Frank G.
Harris left on Monday for various points
10 Tennessee, to collect at Chattanooga and
ship North large lot Of cattle recently
purchased by his firm. Miss Clara Small.
house, one Of the bellies Of Bowling Green
society, is at Gilchers Hotel, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. X. G. Nichols. Miss
Smallhouse will remain in Danville some
time.
One Of those delightful afternoon Teas
so very popular the present season, was
given by Mrs. J. c. Caldwell, on Thurs
day, to Mrs. Fox, OF Louisville. About
so persons were present, the occasion be-
ing one Of unmixed enjoyment. Sunlight
was excluded from the parlors, the only
illumination being from numerous candle
labras which threw softened light on eve
~ object within the quaint old rooms. In
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-12

SHOOTING ScRAPE.-FridaY afternoon
last, John Anderson, having heard that the
wife Of Bill Irish. alias Lanahan, had been
making some incongruviAl remarks about
him, the reverse Of complimentary, went
TO the latter's house to investigate the
why's and wherefores Of such language. Bill
didn't like the manner in which he was ac-
oosied, 40 he caught up his shot gun and
made demonstrations Of his intent 10 blow
hole through Anderson, who fell back in
good order and soon returned with adouble
barrelled shooting iron. Lanahan Was
still ready for him and as be approached
in threatening manner let him have a
load Of bird shot, which took effect from
one In his lip all along down to his shins.
Anderson returned the Gre and slightly
wounded Lanahan aud the battle Was over
lie then swore out warrant against Ian
ahan charging him with shooting with in-
tent 10 kill and the case will be inyestiga.
ted this morning.
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Cal for Meeting Otths Democratic Commute

LdH TOT MeeUHg OTWe UeW0cFuHc C0HIHHIfet
The new democratic committee is hereby
called to meet in the Circuit Clerks Office
in Stanford, Saturday June 10th, at 2 P. NJ
The names Of those composing it are as fol-
lows; ]. p. Bailey, Chm'n., I. d. New
land. w. P. Walton, J. NJ. Carter, ]. J
Newland, +. NJ. Vowel, John M. johnson,
John Buchanan, Andrew Henry. BY or
der of j. p. BAILEY, Chm.
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I'M LocAL rLKf ciRp
LOCAL NOTICES.


Buy PAINTS Of Penny a MoAlister.
FIsHISo Tackle at McRoberts a Stages.
NioE siosk Of birthday cards at Penny a
McAlister's.
STANDARD ready mixed paints at Nc.
Roberts a staeg's.
ALI the colors Of Diamond Dyes at Me.
Roberts 4 Stages.
uESUISE d. +. Gravely tobacco at Nc.
Roberts a Stages.
Jos, Haas Hog Cholera Cure. Penny
a McAlister sole agents.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny a MeAlister.
You will find new cabbage and straw.
berries and every thing else you want at J..
I. Harris.
GEr your Soda Water, Ice cold and
pure, from the new fountain Of Penny a
McAlisier.
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BvekIsn's Amica SaIvs.

The greatest medical wonder ofthe world. War
ranted 10 speedily cure Burns. Bruises, Cuts, vi.
GERS, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles
Chilblains, COrns, letter, Chapped Hands add al
skin eruptiona, guaranteed 10 cure in every In
stance, or money refunded. A positive cure io
Piles. a5e per bon. For sale by Penny A Meal
iltoI.
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WHEN the Lancaster Shooting Club
came over here recently and got 40 badly
wAxed by our boys they said "You can't
come to our grounds and do il" and "a
show them that they can, the stanford
Club will 10 over this afternoon.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-12

THE authors Of Errors Chains" from
their long residence abroad and from their
extensive travel, were brought in direct
personal contact with many things Of
which they have written,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-12

The Madison Circuit Court granted Mrs,
Emma, wife Of DIR. Montgomery, divorce
last week on the grounds Of cruelty and
adultery. She was also allowed $500 ali
mOny and permitted to resume her maiden
Iame. SNOpe.
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TnE witnesses in the Sam Holmes case
for shooting with intent 10 kill Mr.. Ed.
Dawson at the time he killed Sheriff Ma
pier, went To Liberty yesterday, but Of
course they will come back without testi q.
flying. Il takes no prophet nor the son Of
prophet to predict that the trial will be
nosfnoned
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THE authors Of Errors Chains, in Civ
ing the refer influences Of the various re-
ligions on the people who profess and prac-
iice them, have written the best history Of
the world ever published.
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The Governor has pardoned Perkins Do
~, who was working out numerous fines
for sundry misdemeanora, and now IL he
will go and sin no more, those who signed
his petition will have nothing 10 regret.
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ACCORDING 10 the report Of Commis-
sionsr l.. G. Norman, Stanford paid S5,OS4
for Insurance last rear or about 81 200 less
than the year before. Hustonville paid
$l37 or S2Ol more than the year before.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-12

NEW brick Baptist church was fully
decided upon at the meeting Saturday and
building committee composed Of Rev. j.
NJ. Bruce, X +. Barrow, Abner Rogers, j.
NJ. Hail and II. c. Bright appointed. The
building ia to cost 81 900, 81. 200 Of which
has already been raised. Mr.. Bruce pro-
posed that il the church would sgree 10
raise among its members s640 Of the
balance, he would assume the remainder,
5000, and his proposition was accepted.
Over $500 Of the 500 was subscribed Sat-
urday afternoon, and but little trouble will
be experienced in getting the full sum. Ii
has been very wisely decided to raise eve
ry dollar necessary before the building ID
commenced so that there will be no debt
on II when completed. 1t is expected that
the contractors for il will be at work by
July 10, and have il ready for use by Oc'
10 Der.
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A GRAND Picnic, Hop and Supper will
be given at Lancaster ON the 10Th Of June,
by the young gentlemen Of that city.
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PnKroS FOR SALE.-An elegant new
Pheton, latest style, has been used only
or times My children being at school /
have no use for IL. win sell Il cheap. T.
I. Davies.
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ALL the new shades in all-wool goods
and in cheaper goods, with trimmings to
match, can be found at j. w. Hayden's
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J. w. HAYDEN has received nice new
lot Of Spring Clothing. Hadn't you better
10 and get bargain Of himl
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CHAMPION Reaper and Mower repairs oil
every description at Bruce, Warren 4
Co.'S
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Bauer, wARRES n Co. are handling the
Champion Reapeu and Mowers this year.
Call aud examine their machines.
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JUsT arrived, a nice assortment Of fresh
candies, plain and fancy, oranges, lemons,
cakes, &c. 3. \. Myers.
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Valuable BLUEGRASS Farm
EOH EALEI

offer for sale my Farm Of eos A ores, situa-
ted near Walnut Flat, on the stanford a Crab Or
chard turnpike miles from stanford. About 40
Acres In cultivation; balance in grass Good spring,
plenty good timber and well adapted to stock; In a
good neighborhooi. will sell at a bargain the
above tract Of ani and possession at any time
For further particulars, inquire Of J. b. Owsley,
stanford, KY, or write 10 me az Davilla, Milan
county, Texas. ll29-t1 y. HENRY FISH.
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A STRAY mule in |. NJ Bruce's pasture
was killed by the cars saiu rdsy. Whose
animal was IN
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ELEGANT new designs in Picture Frames
and Cornioe Mouldings at y. X. Wearen's'
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CoME and see the latest designs in China
Glass and Qmeensware nj II. @. Brights.
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TRY the Lightning Fruit Jar" besI
now made. For sale only by H. c. Bright. .
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A DILAPIDATED man and performing
bear amused the children and loafers here
yesterday.
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~ you want the best super two-ply wool
carpets go to J. W. Hayden's.
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FoR SALE. "A handsome residence.
win sell very cheap. W. Craig. stsnford.'
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BIGdFsr stock Of sugars in town, and
lower than ever at ii. @. Bights.
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CUMBERLAND FALLs.-This delightful
and picturesque resort, with hotel and 9th
er accommodations enlarged and improved
Is already attracting many visitors. There
il no more enjoyable place in the noun
tains. The air is pure and invieorAting,
and with the ehaly beate water gives one a
keen relish for the elegant bill Of fare for
which the place is noted, since Mr.. owens
became proprietor.
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Lee cream and strawberries and sherbet
at all hours at 3. 8. Myers.
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Abdallah Messenger!

Red bay stallion; l6 hands; ioaled 1878; bred by
Chas. Dunn, stanford, KY; sired by Messenger
Chief, sire OF Maud Messenger 5-year-old record
2Io7+ Marvel, o-yeaT-old record, 2zsi Abel Abdai-
AIS; Rena c., 220 gait at years old; Matte Med,
220 gait at years old Maggie Stewart, 220 gait at
sic BY sentinel, 2:2ss4 and the sire Of Won Amin,
2l91z; Annette. 225N; r.. A., 2:26; Young senti-
mel, 2:26 vivandiere, 2261z; Mignon, 2:2714; Ca
brother 70 Volunteer the sire q ST. julien. aii
GlOster, ait Alley, 2;l9; BOdine, 2;l9l4; Driver,
2ls18i Hunter, 22Os+; Amy, 22o14, and score
more In the 2;30 class. I'd dam Kitty Rivers, the
dam Of Berthe Girl 2-year-Old record. 500; 4-yesr.
old record. 2:37, and the grandam Of Maud Mes
senger, 5-year-old record, 22554i by AlexAnder's
Abdallah, the sire OF Goldsmith Maid. 2:li; Rosa
lind, 2;2ist; ThOrndale. 2:2214; AlmOnt, Abdalah
Pilot, Se., de. Sd dam by Red Jacket (sire OF the
dam Of Kentucky Wilkes, 2;2l, aAd the gIandani
of So So, 2l71a, aud RedWilkss sire OF Phil Thomp-
son, 3-year-old record, 22l;) by Comet; by Sher-
man Morgan, the sire Of Vermont Black Hawk the
sire OF Ethan Allen and many other trOtte Red
Jackets dam was sired by hali-brOther 10 Black
Hawk. 4th dsm extra road mare brought from
the North by W, l.. Vance, Of Mercer county, and
said 10 be Of Messenger blood. sentinel and Alex
anders Abdallah are both by Rysdyk's Hamble-
tOnian. the grandsire Of Maud s., 2:le14, and the
sire Of Dexter, AHA Nettie, AIS; Orange Girl,
22O; Gazelle, 22l; Jay Gould, 2;2l and 80 others
sired - Ab1allah Pilot sire OF Pickprd, 2:ls1S;
Red JIM S-year-Old record. 2:2s. LIST dam Is ss-
ter-in-blood 10 Gen. Geo. II. Thomas Aire OF
Of Ole nssiasSi, 2:s551. "a dam by Sa@briao Chief
sire Of Lady Thorn, 2lS1t; WOOdiOrd MambrinO
/ 2;2i1<; MambTino Patehen and Others. Sd dam BY
Imp. Napoleon. English Hunter, 2c. Abdalah
Messenger will m AXE the season Of 1883 al Chas.
Dunn's, ~ miles from STANFORD, on Rush Branch
pike, mile from STANFORD Lancaster pike and
miles from Lancaster Danyille pika, al $40 to
/ Insure a Mare in Foal. Money due
as the fact Is ascertained. MaroA that have public
records Of 23O on better or such have produced
trOters with records OF 230 better, may be bred
free OF charge. Address
WILLIE q, DUNN.
| stanford, Lincoln Co., Ky.
MKssKE0KR PRIEcK, by Messenger Chief, dam
by lcalde, (sire Of Hylas, 22iba; Enigma, 2;26;
Fancy Day, $50 &e..) will make the season OF 1883
at FOunt Fox, Bryanisvilie KY, at SIS 70 insure
] a mare In fOal. W. q. ID.
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Our brother and late business manager
desires us TO thank those Kind brethren Of
the press. who have noticed in such
nattering terms bis departure from the
State. Especially does he feel grateful to
the editor Of the Louisville Commercial, the
Stanford correspondent Of the Danville
Adrooate and Mr.. d. T. FAckler Of the last
named paper, His business has thrown
him much with the latter gentleman and
he therefore appreciates his kind notice the
more fully. We want also 10 add our APP
probation Of the various notices, foI we
know better than any one else that any
thing good said Of Tom is thoroughly de-
served.
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FREn vegetables to day at II. c.
Brighrs.
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Missouri Bonds Wanted I!
wish to purchase a limited amount OF Missouri
Bonds OF the counties Of Howard, Cas- and other
interior counties. Persons having such to sell
will please address, stating amount and price,
y. n. SPEA KS,
Lexington. Ky.
Care Of Cassell, Price Co. I5l-1t
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FaUIr Jars and Cans a, Bruce, Warren
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LOCAL MATTERS.

sQUARE.RAILs for sale cheap, at II. G
Bright's.
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NEW ADyERTIsEMESrs.
DIR. w. h. PEN NY.
Dentist.

once over R0bt. :. Lytle's store. Once hOurs
ffom 8 10 " A. n. and 10 W. n. Anestheties ad.
nlnistered when necessary. [i6t-lyr.l
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COURT OF CLAIMS
Lincoln County Court Of Levy
June Term, 1883.

condition Of Lincoln county At this date, IJans 4
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TIE same young man who cried when
his College sweetheart went home last
year. attempted To iii up at the depot to see
another one of the other night, but he got
40 sleepy before the 2S5 Express came
along that he could hold out no longer aud
in order To make cure Of his being awaken
ed at the proper time, he stretched him
self across her trunk. When the young
lady and her friends came, they were sur
prised at the eight and the youth was 40
much abashed, that he snesked of and
failed at last to say that "swee; old word
good bye"
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sADLER's grain cradles a, W. n. Hig.
linal
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DR WILL b. PENNY, having successful
~ passed a thorough examination by the
State Board, is now legal as we'll as a
very competent dental practitioner, and
to-day he notifies the people in a card to
be found elsewhere in this issue Of his
readiness to serve them. Possessed Of a
natural turn for the profession he has cho-
sen. his former studies in the office Of DIR.
Huffman and a session at the Philadelphia
Dental College, have fully qualified him
and he will no doubt receive,as he deserves,
a liberal share Of the public patronage.
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MESSENGER PRINcK, by Messenger Chief dam
by A lcalde, (sire Of Hylas, 2;2a1a Enigma, 2;26;
Fancy Day, $50 &c..) will make the season OF 1883
at FOunt box, Bryanisville, KY, at si5 70 insure
a mare In ioal. W. q. ID.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-11

she CITY, His offenses have been several times con-
,doned by the municipal authorities. owing to the
value of his services but they are not able 10 ehue
them longer.
The latest novelty in Chicago is a cremation So
eietv with capital of 100000. furnace VIII
be set mp here with facilities sufficient TO supply
the demand from the Northwest.
The Elliot inquest was held Yesterday, Jere Dunn
being present in damaged condition ana al piay'u
several marks of his recent encounter. Inc 'es.i-
monv was all one vay, and went to show not only
that Dunn made the first attack but that he came
into the restaurant with pistol in each hand ana
that Elliot got one of them away from him while
they were clinched upon the floor. but not untii
Dunn had shot at him three times Inc jury
returned verdict to the effect that Elliot dled
from wounds inflicted by Dunn, and recommending
that he be committed to jail for trial without pail
Dunn is now IN Murderers Row. 1t is understood
that Emory Storrs will undertake his defense.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-11
NO NEVIS FROM THE CITY OF CHESTER.

At the office Of the Inman Steamship Line yester-
dav nothing in addition to the report in the morn
ing papers mad been heard up to the hour when
the Office was closed regarding the CITY of Chester,
which the Suevia of the Hamburg Line, left on
March 7. about 200 miles from Halifax, with her
PROPELLER shaft broken. On Friday dispatches
from alifax announced that a steamer supposed
bcr WV toward that hnThOr This was a wrong
Identification, however. for kilograms sent to the
Associated Press last evening say hat the steamer
IN the oifing proved 10 be the Castalia, Captain
Ward, of the Anchor Line. The regular trans-At-
gntc steamers OF this ne do not stop at Halifax,
aud some fears were therefore excited that an accl-
dent had bcfacn the Castalia. lt was as
certalnrd that the Castalia is an irregular vessel
belonging to the comDany's Mediterranean fleet.
Sine camo to New-IOrk several days ago with acargo
of fruiI from ItnIy Having discharged this cargo
She took IN stores and sailed IN ballast for Halifax,
purposlng there To take on a cargo of cattle. Since
the introduction upon the importation OF cattle from
the United : ates Canada IS sending "a large num-
Der TO Great Britain and realizing handsome prohts