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BelIHITe.

@. G. Crafty and family were down from
St. Clalrsville yesterday.
H. +. Burkhead and wife, Of Woodsfield,
were in town yesterday.
Mr.. J.. Ed. strahl has gone to Uhrichsviller
where he will join a dramatic troupe.
Mr.. Philip Bruner, Superintendent OF the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad, wasin town
yesterday.
Rev R. N. Brown has gone to Asbury
PaIk, n. j., and will be absent, with his fam
lily, for q month.
MIR Daukworlh, father OF Charles DAnk'
worth, Of the Fourth ward, died Sunday OF
bis home at Clariugtou.
The tow boat Sam Brown with empty
barges, tied up here at the lower landing and
remained part OF yesterday.
Grant Baker, A. W. Marshall and James
Gilloland will leave to-day on the Andes
for a weeks sojourn In Cincinnati.
Captain Deyrles, the surveyors aud some
OF the officers OF the Baltimore & Ohio rail.
road company were looking over tho line Of
the proposed extension to Bridgeport, Sunday.
John Harvey, working at the blast furnace,
while on the roof OF the casting house attend.
ing to a leak in the gas piOes, fell and was
seriously hurt. He struck on a stack Of pix
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THE HEMPFIELD AGAIN.
It Is Really 10 be Extended TO Con.
p%elIsylIle,

It IL Really 10 pc EAtenueu 10 Nuus
nelIsViIIe.
It Is again authoritately announced that the
Hempdeld extension to COnnellsvilIe Is to be
pushed through to completion at an early
date. The ConnellsvilIe Courier says: ''rhe
Baltimore & Ohio road is'such a~slow-moving
bsdy that the public sometimes despaiEs Of
It's c~arryingout what seems TO be Its projects.
For several years past It's officers have in.
dicated an intention 10 complete tn much
talked OF Hempfield road, or as 1t Is known
In railroad circles, the Ohio " Baltimore
Short Line, extending from Conceivable 10
Washington. Last year work was commenc-
| ed ON both ends OF the line. Just above
town a handsome and substantial double
track bridge was built across the IOugh.
iogheny and an immense stone arch thrown
across the Fsyette county and Southwest
branches at Fayette station 10 enable
the new line TO cross these roads above
grade. The road was completed 10 Il
point beyond the Morrell coke works. Here
work suddenly stopped last fall, aud nothing
has been done since. Likewise, on The west
ern end OF the line, a large force OF men was
| put on / Q tunnel at Little Washington and
after working busily several InOnthP, were
disbanded. Since then the Baltimore Il Ohio
company has purchased the Pittsburgh
Southern, made 1t a standard gua.e aud
built the Finleyville branch, connecting
1t with the Connellsyille road near PiLn-
burgh. This move was In inaty quarters
looked upon as the death-b!ow 10 the Hemp
field, though this seems to BIZ an error, ~ We
are informed from reliable sources that the
Hempneld will actually be let the 18th OF
August. Its immediate construction. Is re-
garded as q wise move on the part Of ITS pre-
jeclors.n
Col. J. A. Boyd, the well known contract
or, was in Wheeling yesterday, and while
here said: "Isaw Mr.. Samuel Spencer, the
Vice President Of the B. & O., q day or two
ago, at Deer Park, and he assured me tat
work would begin lust rs soon as the prelim.
inaries can be arranged. have about fixed
the rights OF way In Washington county
and those in Fayette county are In good
shape. The Brady tunnel, east OF Washing
ton one mile, and the bridge over the Moh-
ongahela river, ut Greenfield, Pa, are the
most formidable pieces of WORK that are TO be
done, but such forces Of men will be placed
at work on these that their early completion
will be assured"
On Sunday five camp carr, occupied by
Italian laborels, were moved from Tho I rs
station, on the Pittsburgh Southern, TO Coon
Island, on the Henpfield, where the camp
| will be located until the Sidings at Clays.
willie and West Alexander are !engtheutd.
Attached to the train were tho dump or dirt
nara
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Opening Of the b., z. & G.

Tomorrow the formal opening Of the B.,
z. & @. narrow gauge road as far as Summer
field, in Noble county, Ohio, will take place,
and a grand jol~liicatlon will be held at that
village. Excursion trains will run from Bel.
laire at intervals during the day. The road
has been in operation rs far as Lewisville,
seven miles beyond Woodsiisld, for several
weeks. summerfisld, to which point the
road is now completed. and to which station
trains will commence running regularly &C.
morrow, Is ten miles beyond Lewisyille,
seventeen miles from Woodstleld, aud lifty-
nine miles from the river terminus at Bell
aire. The remaining portion Of the road is
In progress OF construction from both endP,
and will be pushed rapidly 10 compilation.
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kIEEk DIYIsION-jOING M
NaiI. IE1Pes, TE7l6s
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LAYnERaER \ CLAToR
To Row n scuIIlng Hace Here wsdne,
day, Augustus

To Row n scuIiing aaee Here Wednes'
day, AugustIs.
A race was made last night between Ed
Clator,t 81 this city, and Nick Layberger, Of
Pittsburgh. The parties and their friends
met last night at MatheweS saloon, on smith-
field street, Pittsburgh, and after talking
over the prsliminAries,ea each left q $lOOe'rnest.
The race will be rowed August 18th, on the
lower Wheeling course, for a distance Of three
milee, and will be for $500 . side. The oars.
men will meet tomorrow morning at the
zane place TO decide on the referee, stake
Tbs race will be an interesting one, and no
honbt az large on amount Of money will
change hands on the result as always does on
a race between Pittsburgh and Wheeling
OArsmen.
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A funny case was tried in Squire Ankles
Cour Yesterday, the parties being Joseph
sohmaixlneiz and Charles Newman, two
steam dyers whose establishments adjoin
each other on Market street, south OF Four.
tenth. Newman has Just started In bust.
ness, and he was accused by SchmatEinetE OF
drawing 90 much water out Of the city water
pipes that schmatElnetE'ssuppl drawn from
The same. supply pipe, was reduced, and his
business thereby injured. He asked damages,
bnt the Jury refused 10 grant them.
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to down the prosperous Hennegap, who
runs o Partisan dance houSson lower Market.
W. II. Lowe, the well known hotel man,
goes TO Wheeling this week TO take charge OF
the st. James.
There is considerable wool yet unsold in
this county, and the ~horney.lsted farmer
wants thirly.sight to forty cents before he
parts with u,
DR.. v. W. McLane and witeare summering
at Lake C%hAtuauQua. 1t IL understood here
that the doctor has bad q call fromR church
in the east WITH the neat sun OF 1900 al
compensation for his services.
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CITY MATTERS.
Brief NOtes ON Current Events Of Minor
Interest.

L
C%ouSrEREETT nlckels OF the new coinage are
said 10 be In circulation In Wheeling.
MAYER's orchestra went down TO Bsllaire
last evening 10 play for q private hop given
at the Globe House.
TnE police raided Lou RUPEES Sporting
Two girls and one 3
Tnr new steel plants being Quilt by the
Riverside. Benwood and BellGire mills are Ia
be OF the same capacity, 800 tons a day.
OTyIcEE DUNLAP ran that veteran OF the
North End known as "Fiddle DALEY" into
the cooler last evening for being disorderIy.
A HARYEsr Home under thu auspices Of
the Belmont County Farmers Club, will be
held on the Fair Grounds GSE CIairsyille,
Ohio, on Thursday, Augusta. Congressman
Taylor will be present, anda generaI good
time Is expected.
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PALTIMoRE& OHIO RAILROAD co.

n. IN my
On and after MAY 10, 1853, PASSENGER tEalns will
run as IollowL-NheeliDg time:
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OK next Wednesday William H. Haller
the real estate agent, will offer for sale Al
public auction the fine residence Of MrA. 8.
n. prGther, situated on Market street, oppo,
site the Postofice, The house ISL valuable
one. and Its site unsurpassed In tae city for
q business Stand: IT. purchase as an invest:
ment alone would be wise. The terms will
be- made known on the day otsalO.
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WAYSE,BrR0H COLLEGE,, by well arranged
courses Of study, the be t textbooks, compe.
tent professors and rational methods OF In.
strucIion, affords iirst-elaSs facilities. Fall
term begins September 10th. ErpenIes rery
moderate. Every young lady and gentleman
send for the new catalogue. Address PRoF.
A. !. MILLER, LII D., WSynesburg, Pa. nav
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D. c., July 81, 1880 A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, generally
fair weather, variable winds mostly south
easterly, nearly stationary barometer, sta
tiolary or rising tempe ,ature.
For The Lower Lake Region, fair weather
in the west portions, partly cloudy and local
raios In the east aud south, westerly winds,
stationary or lower barometer, rising tenn
perAkure,
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Wanted-situation as Washerwoman.
College OF Physicians and Surgeons.
Medical College OF Virginia, Richmond.
Episcopal Female Institute.
Baltimore Female college.
Diyorces-W. II. Lee, Atty.
A Especial ofer-Dsvid Ash-Head Local.
DR.. John E. smith-Third page.
Grand Art 0pening-Kirk's Art Palace.
Refrigerators-Nesbitt & Bro.
@. Mendel & Co.-Mammoth Furniture,
and Curtain Emporium.
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, a. Observed at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1852 1855
IA, N, p N. +. M.7P. NJ. 7 1. N. u Nj Or. N. 7P. ".
u 81 50 81 q 50 70 SO
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MANY times you want to keep meat or fish
for several days. Lay 1t In q solution OF Rex
Magnus over night and you can keep It for
weeks. You can also keep milk q week or
more by stirring Ia a little of the Snow
Eiok.I hrand. D4w
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Council meets tonight,

Council meets tonight,
Marshal Linn is laid up with rheumatism.
Mingo isalmOst deserted since the mill
stopped.
NJ, George and Miss Nellie 1ngler are in
Messrs. William and Samuel Dean are at
Cape May.
Mr.. jaime, Malcolm and family are among
Bellaire frieudR.
There are several fishing parties camped
along the river 9 here.
The Junction Iron Company is putting up
a telegraph" for the boilers.
Mipgo Is to have two more ~saloSns, which
will make an wen half dCSsn.
MI. Thomas Godfrey and Master Evert are
spending several days In Wheeling.
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Mar,haIl County Ienchers, InstItute.

The Marshall Ulunty Teachers' lnsLitute
met at l 7. N. yesterd y In the school hall at
Moundsyille snd organized, with Coun. su-
perintendent J. W. Z. Reid in the chair. Il.
Bonar was appointed Secretary, and ]. X.
Chase aud Oliver Cook enrolling clerks. The
teachers were seated in district delegations,
and with u chairman for each delegation, the
enrolment was made. Einety.iye teachers
enrolled their nam 8, with a large outside at
tendance. Afler the p%relimtnarits, Rev. W.
B. Long offered prayer. SupL. Reid then iu-
troduced Prof. F II. Cfago, Of Wheeling, as
instructor. The Professor Is so well known In
this part OF the State that 1t Is unnecessary
to say that tue Institute promises to be a sui
cess. The teachers OF Marshall are wide
awake and determined to win.
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RewGO0dE

At John Roemsr's atless than auction prices.
Muslins, sheetinGa, Calicoes, F~lanuels, Dress
Goods, Carpets, Of Cloths, Window Blinds,
for cash. Nos 2Ol0 and 2O2I Main street.
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Introducing African sHvages' Medical
Practice.

A special dispatch from Charleston, Wcst
| VifginiO, TO the Cincinnati Enquirer says:
A genuine case Of Voudooism has Just
been d Veloped in this city by u OF our
physicians. The case In question is one
which has ere 4ted much talk among medical
circles. The VOudoo doctor is Simon FCrSu-
son, an illlitsratc negro coal miner, who
resides in Campbell Creek mining regions.
The patient is Mrs, Eliza Williams, who lives
| out Of the city limits, and who has been sick
some time. Fer uson, who happened 10 pass
one d6y about a week ago, heard Of the sick
ness AID went to the residence, where he
examined the patient. He diagnosed the case
aud pronounced that devils had possession OF
Mrs. Willisms. He further informed the
patient that he was the only doctor who had
power to drive out His Satanic MAJ .sty's sub
iects. He prescribed polk.root, smart
grass and aud irOn-weed, TO which he added
%gtaShOppers, ~nngle-wOrms, grubworms, flies
and other insects. This being mixed was
placed in u quart bottle, set in hot water aud
STEPPED for tome time. The quantity taken
was Il large Wineglassful every four houiS
Several doses were taken OF the obnoxious
decoction.
Ferguson also required that tobacco snuff
be blown up the patients nostrils from a
pipe. The woman became so much worse
that q DOCTOR was sent lOr' ne pleScrlpeu
for her, after which her husband brought q
quart bottle Of FergusOn's compound to this
city. 1t was left at the drug store OF DR..
| Cotton for anslysis where IL can row be seen
In its originality. Thisis the first case OF the
kind ever developed in this section, notwith-
standing Ferguson says that he has about
twenty cases wherein he has cast out devils.
II investigated by The local Board Of Health
1t will prove interesting by showing up til.
superstition among the mountaineers OF our
section. Ferguson's diet for the patient was
mackerel just as taken out Of brine, IN.
washed and u%ncOORed.
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ATTEND the grand concert at Frank Wal
ter's Two Mile House, on Wednesday even
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LADIES and Gentlemen'sf ns Hand sewsd
Shoes q specially at Il. v. BLoND's.
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HATS-Auction at Robertson's Old
Stand this morning at 0 O'Clock, 10 con.
tinue until stock Is disposed OF.
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Thos. T. Woods. a legal light OF Cincinnati,
Is visiting friends in this city.
The Winning keg factory recently de.
stroyed by fire, is being rapidly rebuilt.
The Congregational church will be closed
for q month, in order TO give Its pastor q
vRcst
Hen McCrystll, not unknown to fame,
will build a palace saloon and variety hall on
Third street near Market Henry proposes
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Hon. James Edwin Moore, attorney for
Albemarle and kaleigh, N. CIR R., says: u
nave E Hsea M edi ,moF 1ng %o1, hs Unoiesa oo and
mend 1t as a very valuable remedy" Is cents.
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= Z nrS RaItImore & RuLter, baltimore
4 q Val RIitimore Encore, Chicago
= R,aTyHstt WelsbuR INV Wilson, city
] Jlco, Grafton LeWiSiCit! Nt.sr,o,
D q ShIvur, Bethany, IA hhuI9h, MlhniSM
W BIackown, fhilAd. kStcMAi1 LonuouuAiy
] B RIGS, T. lotco. Nj MtISh'I StI
3 = tohnSnn. BsilAIro DD spaulding. Wash'ion
2 Tn,atboW:e CS6Wrr CE BlrIch, CS&W r
y " rtvSttN"x TsXWRR " II Goodman, FhIlI.
y NJ roinmbuS D MRckAll Georgetown
s AMatks, WellsbufB nt1Into NJ IN ,,Lt.
] Cannon, Chicago J HOuEe' f"''AH'4p"''
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EH1ERPRIsINO local ugsnts wanted In thi.
town for an article that is sure to sell, live
druggists aud grocerS preferred. AddreS.
HumistOn Food Preservativs Co., 70 Kilby
street, Boston. pkW
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Harsrord,s Acid phosphate Makes "
CooIiuR Drink,

Into half A tumbler OF Ice water put a tea
snoontulo Of Acid Phosphate; add sugar 70 the
~ TThE4w
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sroCKs-More doing In stocks to-day and the
market exhibited great strength. In the carly
dealings the announcement that many STRIKING
telegraph operators had returned 10 work In TN
leading ClLeS had II favorable effect oil speculation;
advance Ia other active shares was more mGrket,
ranging from n TO X per cent, the latter for 81.
Paul & Omaha.
In the Ut rnoou the market wsSleS active and a
reaction ok 10 " per rent took place. as compar.
cd with Saturdays closing prices was 10 | per
cent higher, except for Denver, Kansas q 7'exsS
and Northern PACIllC'S which are i~rAcii0nGlly low.
or. Ia Spe ialueS Pullman Palace TOse IA 70 "
per cent, Richmond & DLuvllle | to 6g per cclt,
West & Pacific 2 10 8 per cent, New York 'ChttAl
aud New Jersey lent Hat. Richmond & Dlnvlllc
fat, and other stocks y per cont for carving.
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ATTEND the grand concert at Frank Wal.
ter's Two Mile House, on Wednesday even
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In walking shoes and slippers at
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No. 6-BelIaIro Rui Cambridge hcCOmrOdstIOu
leaves RellAlrU 1t o. 70 u. IN. bud4 W =. III. daily ex'
cept Sunday.
Close connexions are made for all poinls SouIh
and Southwest, North snd Northwest, making this
4 desirable route for ~cOloniats aud pciAllh moving
70 the great West, and 10 whom particular attEn'
lion IL given.
WHEELING, PITTS. AMI BALTIMORE DIV.
Leave Wheeling ..,...G.i0 n. m., l.S0 y, N lao p IN,
Nc trAinS run on thll Division on suEaHy.
Tickets 10 all principal points Oil rule AZ Depot.
Sleeping Car accommodations can be securedAt
Depot Ticket Office.
THOs. II y. HAAsE,
Ticket Agent, Il. so, Depot.
JOHN BALM,
Ticket Agent under Mcclure Etouic.
JOHN T. LAM, Tray. Passenger Agent
W. u. CLEMENS, N. OFT
R.T. DRYRIEs. Geu'l Agent. y haelinC.
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TRANSPORTATION.
GLEYELAND 6 pITIsBrRGRP

I'm
"a'%
Condsnssd Time Table Of Passenger
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


new fork biOney anu btocAs.
NEW YosK, July 3O.-Mouey easy at ixa2 per
cent, closed at ~ per cent.
GOVERNMENTAL fraction lower for rs and ix'A,
US. Is, extern led =. .lO3 IS. p. &S.C C. irsts...lI4x
0. s. iXs. coupons" .1l954lu. 4. bonds, tlIstS.".ll2Z
U. $. Is, ouponS.".i no ~. y. LAId Grants. 1927
Pacific Is Of '9j. ......l2ikiU. =. sinking fund ..ll9A
Central Pacific lrStS. ll2TITex. PAc, land gr'S. e0T
Eiic SecOnds......r.n vJAl1O Rio GnAAd dlY.... EJIS
LehIgh Il Wilkes. ....l0IEl
n,uo.. uo,n, Ip..
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once : Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth street
The Evening critic., 1883-03-16
EAST WASHINGTON.

The anniversary memorial meetings ut
Waugh NJ. L. Church were continued by u
Sunday-school Renaissance meeting in tho
lecture room last night. The exercises were
opened by an eloquent address by the super
intendent, Mr.. J.. II. Hitchcock, followed by
Rev. Joseph Il. Wheeler, n former pastor, and
several OF tho Sabbath. school workers, past
and present, who related interesting incidents.
This evening grand concert and entertain
mont will be held In the main church room,
which has been tastefully and profusely deco
rated for the occasion. The inscriptions
1883" and 1883" are prominently DIS
played, representing the date OF organization
and the present time. Miss Lizzie McNichol
and Mrs. Burlingame, well-known vocalists,
will participate this evening. Sunday ut
Waugh Church will be a day Of jubilee In
delivered by Rev. John =. Goodman, of Brook
lyn, N. Y, son OF Row. George Goodman, who
was at one time chaplain OF the House OF Rep
resentatlves, and who was lost in the steamer
President, that left New York years ago laden
with human beings and was never afterward
heard Of In the afternoon n lovefeast VIII
take place, led by Rev. Richard Norris, and at
night platform meeting, to be addressed by
active workers, Will be held
The Starlight Social Circle, q prominent
East Washington pleasure club, viii give their
monthly complimentary social at Washington
Hall on the Sd OF April.
The Republican Invinclble Club meets every
Monday evening at the club.room CPeakes
HalD, Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth
and Seventh streets southeast. The members
manifest an unusual interest, and the club
promises to boom In the future.
Cutie number of sailors belonging to tho
monitor Wyandotte, lying at the Navy-Yard,
have deserted during tho past few days. As
spring approaches the Jolly tars sigh for un-
limited freedom, and take the first opportu-
nifty to skip the gang-plank and mingle with
the outer world. Two OF the deserters were
captured last night by officers of the Eighth
Precinct and turned over to the proper au-
thorities.
1t is understood that a number of real estate
spectators have their eyes on certain build
The Evening critic., 1883-03-16
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

There is but one boat at tho wharves loaded
with oysters, which are selling at 60 cents per
bushel.
The employees OF the Virginia Midland Rail-
way were paid off yesterday.
TheIwnd blew gale last night, which was
accompanied by spit OF suow.
The taking OF dispositions in the Massey
Wise contested election case was commenced
to- day at the old courthouse by Judge VIII
louehby, counsel for Mr.. Wise, before Notary
Public Austin.
1t is understood that the hall OF tho now
building being erected at the corner OF King
and Pitt streets has been leased to a prominent
theatrical manager of Washington, and 1t Will
be fitted up in the most approved style. Tho
building recently occupied by Mr.. d. +. Peako
has been torn down and the foundation of the
new building VIII be extended over that site.
The first Potomac herring was offered for
sale in market this morning.
Mr.. Max Pretzfelder and Miss Rachel Bend
helm were married In the jewish synagogue
yesterday evening. Tho ceremonies were
witnessed by a large number OF inc ulenus y.
the contracting parties. After hoIiinS 1sI9nu
reception at the residence or inc orlues
parents, tho happy couple IeIt IOE al GA
tended Northern tour
A young man entered the barroom Of MT.
Ramell yesterday evr ming, ana after taxing
drink refused 10 pay for IT,. Arrow ensued, In
which the young man and the bartender were
both considerably bruised. The police ar
rived on the scene aud arrested the parties to
the disturbance. The proprietor was also ar
rested for interfering with the oflcers In the
discharge OF their duty,