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ESCAPED FROM JAIL.
Tho Recent GreenbrIer County jail
ST. l Hrens.I

Ga..5- 5,.;s- Break '15
Last TueBdiy night four prisoners escaped
from the Greenbrier county 4il at Lewisbnre.
One Sas named John Sharp, d Pocahon.as
county man, awaiting trial on charge OF
horse stealing. The other three were Jack
DePfiest, charged with arson, james Martin,
charged with hcg-stealing, and Harvey Dsvis
(coiored,) imprisoned upon n capiqs and SUI
pec.ed ci the recent burning OF sneritf James
Knights stable. The jail IL q brick one, with
grated windows. Inside Ia II large csge, in
eide OF which, in the centre OF The building,
are the cells, open csges. Thsys Is u bpacs
bs!wseu the brick walls and tho large cage,
SO that the iailer can walk around and sac
that everything Is all right. The four psis-
oners IN some manner procured case knife,
and making q SAW, sawea through the large
csge and reached the large corridor. T6is
VISA done during tho day time. When Jailer
Branham entered the corridor at supper
time, preparatory to locking the prisoners III
their cells for the night, :he fourmgdea rush.
Starp Yves the last one ont and he locked lho
jailer In. While the door wss bsiae locked
branhsm drew and leyeled his pistol through
the grating and fred. Sharp was hoard 10
cry out, "Hold on, bo5s-pm sho.!n but be-
ing abandoned hs sunk down upon q pills of
shingles, ftom which he was shortly after.
ward removed to the jill. Tho bali had en-
tered at the lower point'ot the left shoulder.
blade, and, passing the lung, came out Just
above the left nipple. The wound is very
serious ii not a fatal one. Thursday nigh:
Harvey Davis returned to the j,il and gave
himself up. He reported DePsiest and Mar.
tin IS hanging around tbs neighborhood OF
the. Little Sulphur" near Lswisbure.
When Sharp turned his head on tbs pillow
and saw that Davis had returned he awoouea
away and was with difficulty resusoitated.
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COURT or APPEALS, .


A Long List of Upiniol,s Rendered at
Saturdays Session. g
The Supreme cou,t Of Appeals mot at 10
o'clock Saturday morning and delivered tho
following decisions: ls.tHsf. tl.l.tg .aG'y
Wetherill Il Co. w. McCrosky Bros, Taylor
county. Appeal allowed; boud $3.50. =.
Snodderly vs. Fairmout, Marion county.
Opinion by Woods; Judgment Of Circuit
Court affirmed .. X b ,s!$ In, '.s%lg5, i.
shipley w. Paw, Gilmer county. Opinion
by Woods: Decree OF Circuit Com. affirmed
( Bteveuson's administrative vs.. Gramhrille at
al, Wood county. Petition for upnsal and
supersedess refused. II f'$.5sfes !
+ Doonan VS.. Glynn 4, johnson, TAYLOR
county. Appeal allowed; Bond sl5j.
Peerce vs.. Adamaon, Preston county, An.
peal and supsrssdees allowed; bond $50.
Murray va. Bell Ut al, Preston county.
Opinion by Snyder: Decree OF Circuit Court
reversed and causs demanded. f9!.!!s "a 4
Singer VS.: Andsrson, Jackson county.
Opinion by Snyder: JudS nent rtv!rsea and
cause disnigatd 4 4 E.s..S's. a.
Glenn VS.. Morgan ct al, .Msson county.
Opinion by Sayder: Decree reversed an an.
pellecs emf ,fn.d from collecting Judgment. 4
Horn W. Star Foundry Co.. Wood county.
Opinion BY Green: Decree Of Circuit Court
affirmed. g8'SE'3'" 3. -. -
Chippsetal. vs.. Hall, Mononsslis county,
0pioioa By Green, affirming decree OF Circuit
Court. a,-;n. 7ig.Sa - $500
s.ockdale. Smith \ Co, W. Hssr:,, Richie
county. Decree OF Circuit Court reversed and
cause remanded. E.ss& i : 81.
Adjourned until Saturday, March %, at 70
M D.. f.. r. . az H.. a
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Sudden FIscn;s,.

. Mr.. Frederick Muhlomaa. OF Buckhill Bot.
tom, Monroe county, Ohio, fell dead Satur.
Day morning on the gangway Of the steamer
Diurnal while In the act Of boarding the boat
Dr.. Muhleman.. OF Belaire. Mr., Muhleman
was II years old, and came to this city ri.
day; evening, to visit his son, Captain Ed
Muhleman. Hs IL the father Of eicht obii.
dren, all Of whom survive him. The decesaad
WAS born in Switzerland and came to th;s
country at IN early age. For fiIty years he
has lived at Buckhill Rot.om. Tho caute Of
his death was believed to DO asthma. ! Coro.
ner schultzs concluded that no inquest was
necessary, and the body wua taken 10 b;a le,o
home. The deceased was highly esteemed by
all who knew him, md Bis SONG have TIE
heartfelt sympathy ofall in their sudden be-.
reayemept iif.s Y. $50. s., = 80 w
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A MOCK CONVENTION,
TO DO ii cid by the NaxiI..Jeff. K0ys-An
1#'ITj impeachment Trial. a,-Tlg


s"'ITI Impeachment Trlnl. -as.,-f ss
A mock Republican National Convention
will be held by tho students OF Washing
ton.JeGsrsou College in the Washing.
ton Town Hall on May lG.f The del.
egatea, about $50 in number, will personal Q
all the prominent politicians in the Union,
Ex-senator Conkliug Is to be dragged from
the retirement, Of private life aad made
chairman of the New YORK delegation.
Among the other prominent men from New
York will be William NJ Eyarts, Heary
Ward Beecher, ME Too" Plat and Collector
Robertson. Johnny" O'frien Is among
the left. In the Pennsylvania delegation arc
found the mostrampant psrtisans OF both the
independent and olalwart rings united in
such btissfuf harmony that John Stewart,
the famous Independent leader. will nomi.
nate the old warehouse Gen. Beaver for Vice.
President. Others prominent in the conven-
ton will b. J. D. Cameron, Rutherford i
Hayes. J. Warren Keller, Gen. Boyntop,
Thomas NJ. Bayne, O. L. Magee, G. A. Grow
and J. B. Foraker. This principal ceudi.
dates OF the party will DO put in nomination
and each candidates. frisnds will do their
utmost to make him the choics OF the con.
Ventlon. A large amount OF wire pulling
will be INDUCED in by the embryo poliii.
clans. A number Of circumstances have
been arranged to give fun to the occasion,
but the aim is to have the proceedings Dor.
lectly earnest and let the real s.ntimsnts OF
the delegates determine the nominee. Thsre
will be such reconciliation OF religious
views that Col. Bob Ingsrsoll will nominate
Henry Ward Bsecher for President. r. B,
scsndrett, Of Allegheny, parsonating Don
Gam 'ron, will net ss chairman.
Iu'.ne franklin and Washington Literary
Society on Friday y, stormy debate TOOK
place over the attempted Impeachment; OF
The President who was charged with violat.
ing bis oAth OF otfi.6 aud the constitution
and with general inability to yrsaide over a
deliberatiYe assembly. The session lasted
until after midnight and resulted In tho
Presidents yindication. - -.
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Notes About the steamboats,, Bank Brief

! % .
Notes About the steauaboats.B Bank Brief,
! nnd Eclexrapi,ic Bcporfs. l-ag
The Katie stockda!e passed up yes!esda,
with b 6 manifest, 1884, Fl.t
The Regular was bsing thorough,
acsuo5ed aud cleaned up yesterday. lir,
Tho Scotia passed down Saturday mornin,
ensoute for Cincinnati with q big trip.
This coal q set Is still passing For the mas,
two days II has been pretty we'll strung GU,
though. -s-s55..t '..s.y''1I%' = :" - ="
The tow.bost Jacob Heather;ngton is tow.
ing railroad ties out OF the Little Eenswhs
aud bringing them up tho Ohio, at present. 5
The W. N. Chancellor passed up last night
from Charleston to Pittsburgh. She will pass
here on her return trip Wednesday morning,
Saturday the towboa. Annie Roberts
Struck her stacks against the suspension
bridge while attempting to 70 under tho
nriasa with them only about half down.
The stacks were badly injured. ,gT.55 -
The St. Lawrence arrived about o'clock
yesterday morning en- route for Cincinnati,
shs DID not get away from Hcllsire until
after O'Clock I. N, She took OH uumber
Of passengers and over $50 tons Of freight il,
this vicinity. 5s1......f y.s'.e' = =
Inc Andes IS due to-day from Cincin.
na!i for which point she will leave TO.
morrow afternoon. The Andes Is rs staunch
and lust a stern wheel packet as plies thtsa
waters. Her passenger accommodations ara
first class, and bhs has facilities for carving
very large amounts OF freight. Capt. Charlie
Muhlsmaa Is in command and Messrs.
Marsh Noll and Charlie Kuox ara in The
Office. z.i.5,5. 5T.-j7 ~ - - -
The Hibernia, one OF the Chetapeake Packet
Company's boa.a plying between Parker,bufe
and Gallipo!ss had bad luck on two consecu-
tive, days last week. She unshipped her rud.
der In exactly the same place on both days,
1t ia tue opinion Of the pilots that thew On.
countered snag. The first time It happened
the boat ran away and By slight collation.
had her cook house torn away. The second
day TITO engineer in attempting TO repair The
damage fell into the river and narrowly es.
caped drowning. -, =
The lsTSLIlGascEE's 3eilaira correspondent
writes ut is rumored that Captain. Morris.
who has been out of active service on the
river Tor several years, is thinking Of entering
the Wheelinsnud Bsllairs trade In opposition
to the Princess. There ID also {. cling here
favorable to the running OF u Belaire packet.
and It Only needs the spnyk 10 start tho en-.
terprise 10 lie. With q timetable to suit
Bellsire, and the bont run strictly BY ii.
owned by Bellaire people and run by Bell.
aira men, 1t would pay" ~. .3j''
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Ferguson g. Mack's Great New York Com.
edy Company and Famsle Brass Band will
commence weeks engagement tonight.
The combination Is a great one. Ferguson
and Mack are pronounced by the press and
public tho greatest performers in the world
In their line. Tho troupe includes Miss
Matte Dalding's Female Brass Band, under
tho charge OF P,ol. E1ward Bedding, from
the Conservatory Of Music. Berlin, Germany;
the Msnphis Students Fletcher. Howard,
watts aud Dorsey; Frank Kennedy and Lot.
t,e st. Clair, Johnny and Cora Max and
Clark Gibbs. The entire company. iuclud.
ing the Matte Belongs Brass Band and
Prof. sullivan'H orchestra, viii! appear on the
stage at enc time, and the performances viii
conclude with Fe.guaon and Mack's comic
aftsrp!ece, An Everyday Occurrence" l..
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Live Stock,

BRADFORD, March 10 Crude OH steady. Total
runs Friday 65.tss barrels: total shipmenis Q, ,022
barrels; chaItoIs G9A barrels: cearaMccs 9cC7,CcO
barrels. United pipo line certificates opened al
.94c, closed Al 81 O0A highest 81 coy; lowest wee
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March l5.-Thu Afternoon .es
sion VISA quiet but not much dung; opened 1t
81 90; ADVANCED to 81 oo1S; closed Mt 81 o0i. e /.
NEW Yogx. March Is Petroleum steady Upi,ed
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PERSONAL MENTION,
.H.... u..l n7t : !. >. & r GF.s .N'1#
News and Gossip In Relation to Various
~ yannlc. u - - wv

n1 People. 64 tt
Mrs.J J. N. Clouston is Visiting at Parksrs.
burg. ~ III a: ,5l. { y I AssgiiG' ( ~
J. n. Porter, OF New Cumberland, was
down Saturday. N; 81. I IT ''EiE'MT-'r
Dr.. Il. s. Harvey has gone to Huntington
to visit relatives. RI f d
Il. T. Lowndes, Esq, Of Clarksburg, wasi,n
tho city Saturday. "a
Dr.. Logan, who has been a! Pittsburgh for
several days, returned Saturday. W.
A. H. Walker, OF the New York C,ockay
aud Glassware Journal WIS in the city sniuf.
day. ne ~ VIZ NsEG#E f@lFE ,g1
Mr.. Theodore Schneider, the Island florist,
arrived in New York Saturday from Ger.
many and will be homo to-day or tomorrow.
Mr. W. N. LinclI, City Receiver Dunaway
and 'equirs J. W. Schullzs are additional
candidates for the Republican nomination
Tor Cl,rk Of the Circuit Courts. 5jr ME-;
State Senator Scott and family, who have
boon ut the 6amm House since last October,
will to-day move into their handsome new
residence on Fourteenth street. FjEt-'
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Cane Presentation.

Saturday evening a pleasant event; took
place at the store Of z.rniiz Brothers g. Co,
on Main street. On that day the. firn's Don.
Mar and faithful book.kseper. Mr.. Jere ".
Ellenburger, completed years Service with
the firm; and as token oil Interpretation
Of his value the house bought handsome
gold.headed cane at Dillon's, had it hand.
somely engraved, and presented It to him.
MI. William F. Wier made happy presen.
tatoa speech. and Mr.. P. ". Bosley followed
with some appropriate remarks, MIR. Ellen,
burger being too completely surprised to do
the occasion justice on his own behalf. Tha
for the recipient to hand down to posteritv
as al heirloom in bis family, iI5.l' - -,
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WELLSIiuEG.
school. Chnrcb, Personal, Industrial

kel,1oJ. Church. Ft psrsuunl rn,Iust rtnl
"N'"', mnu ,,ncr N".s, - '',' So
nv" o",eE No'ss' I'D VA
n;nss e' - "s' 'h''1 'oeA '1'Ne ~ NV ''ue
rrta' -, IS
n. harvey b'os. paper NIL mas started up
assin. eE',.3 tgs X
Ill ~ , q, warner, state temperance asont,
WI! uei1'ef ieotufe mere next thursday
e'sn'"s' .' ~
Mr. A. Basford is building u new kitchen
" tne mouse Which he purchased from Mr..
"nsA'on' ia. .lt IVA.
Three car leads OF packed glass from Bril-.
liant was unloaded at tho Midway glass
house ou Wednesday. n 4 ~
the town spring election, which comes OF
soon, Is Kept very quiet. Az yet no candi-
datea haye been mentioned. FL ~ Z,
The stone wall under George Rus,c,rs
house gaze way during the {iich water.
neceSsitating It's rebuilding. l5T' 80
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We cannot help noticing the unusual stir
caused hy.Dr. King New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds at Logan C Co. IS
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands ure
testing ita wonderful merits by getting a trial
bottle ut the above Drug Store, which con
vtuces them OF its rare qualities, ami what
regular dollar sized bottle will do. II is guar
anteed to positively cure or no pay. AWrAw
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UrllxeDOrt.

Rev, Q. Aahbnrsh, OF Wayman A.. M. E.
Chapel Wheeling, preached at the brick
school house yesterday afternoon. '~-
Wat Armstrong, son OF William Arm.
strong, Of tho bland, was seriously hurt,
Saturday, by tha overturning Of coal cart.
An intoxicated individual, on Saturday
afternoon, behaved in such a boisteroua mar.
nor In the Office Of the Oaio Valley Glass
Works that Mayor Junklns had to 20 up and
cool him down. 1 Z. =.
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AN EXCITING SMOKE
without Much Fire, and No Damage

without Much Fire, and No Damage
figs nP5t Results. Z SIS =, (, a -
n About one O'Clock yesterday afternoon
dense smoke was noticed in the Wheeling
Bakery Company's store on Market street,
aud an alarm was rung In. A ilue had been
closed up with rags and pasted over with
paper, after stove.pips was taken out, and
the sparks from conec!ing line In tho sec.
ond story aet. fire 10 the pack. Itamoulder.d
sometime, and then dense smoke burst into
the room, followed by small bl,z,. The
discovery made considerable excitement in
the vicinity for. a time, which was increased
by the arrival oithe A tlantic engine and the
Hook and Ladder truck. One OF the windows
In the door had to DO broken in to gain an
entrance to the room, after which the flame
was put out without trouble, and before any
serious damage had been doue, except 10 tbs
nerves OF near, neighbors. x 55,t 4 M
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Inc Grand EncampMeAt OF the G. A. Z.
for this State Is to be held at rarkershryg on
the 2oth. 1tpromises 10 be large lfair
|: Col. Thomas P. shaIloross, Inspector Of
Postoffices haa made all The necessary ar.
rangsnieuta for. the trsrsttr OF the Mertiur-
burg postoface from Mr.. Wisner to NJ. Evans
March 81.
Sam Dots The pa:san recently tried and
acquitted in the kanawha' county court OF
the murder OF ona Lea Kahn III a house of
Ill repute in Charleston, has been arrested at
Point Pleasant charged with burglary. Flo
seems to be bsd citizsa.,s :,
sPerfy Biser, Of Mineral! county, recently,
cut q white oak tree eleven feet and nine
inches In circumference and about seventy
feet high. 1t made o3S rails and nineteen
two-boree sed loads OF wood. It had, rs
near as oocid BE- counted, rings indicating
25S years growth. tG.l &iEEf ~ -
A gray esrls was recently shot in Hamr.
Bhire county by Jasper Blizzard that meas
nred from tip to tip seven feet ind orc inch
und weighed over forty-fve pounds. 'Its
largest oluY, was seventeen inches in length.
1t had been playing havoc among the sheep
nocks Of Hampshire county. n.
swISpLERs AT PABKEnsBuEo. -
Two young mon during the pas! week have
bsen swinGling u number OF the Catholic
cidzau1 OF Patkerabnrg. They purported to
be students from Knock, IRELAND. twill be
remembered that the Catholic Church 70.
Knock, Ireland, has attained celebrity on &c.
count Of tbs appearance Of the Virgin Mary
10 numerous ones OF It's Pensioners. On this
account any article, 6ach Is scapulnr. from
that place would have peculiar efficacy.
These young fellows represented themselves
IS students who wore selling these articles 10
delrsy their educational expenses. The re-
suit was that many Catholics, anxious TO
possess themselves OF these scapuiars and
willing TO sid worthy young men to obtain
I'll education, purchased the;e articles. 1t
was discovered Friday that they were I'M.
posters, snd they were promptly denounced.
PAEKEEssuRG AND BURNING SPRINGS TELEPHONE.
| The Parkeraburg State Journal Oh, Saturday
eaya: For some month"; past the queaiioh
OF telephone between this point and Burn
Ing SPRING. hss been agstated. As an
nounced some time uinse an offer was made
the citizens OF BurniRe Springs and thu o,ber
points on the Little kanawha WHO will profit
by this enterprise. by Mr.. L. G. Houeh, Of
this city, to build tho line ard work 1t in
consideration Of S certain bouua to be award
ed by TIE citizsns. The proper emount las
been provided for, and everything Ia now in
readiness for the construction Of the line as
aeon Us good weather sells In. With Mr.
Houeh will be connected in the enterprise
Mr.. NJ r. Wolf, one OF the most prominent
telephone men lii the c,uu,ry, and the man
ugsr oiithe Wheeling Telephone Company.
Mr. Wolf and other gentlemen interested ar
rived here yesterday and went up TO Burn
log Spriugs this morning to look ever The
proposed route, Tho work will be COM
menoed as soon as the weather: will permit
and pushed rapidly to completion.
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New CONGREGATIONAL.

Secretary Of State stalnaker, on IN satnrda,y :,
Issued a certificate Of incorporation 10 iha
Lynchburg Ice and Cold Storage Comnsn NV
formed for the purpose OF making ar,t fic;ssii
Ice, building refrigerators, &c. Tbs 81 MI Il
stock Is limited to SIS 900 and the slockboid.
ers arc all residents Of Virginia. - go -
e1s1es was alsS GRANTED to The sraughan
to cary Oh: general coal min i,eh proposes
The principal ot1ica IL to ba at Gbarla ss1,
and the capital stock 10 limited to sio1 m n
all. The incorporators are: Wm.E. yrnsInu ~.
Samuel Met lasson, D. @. Lovett, " n Soc s"o',
and W. A. Quarter, all of Charies ION : o '''
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/ The Best Cast Steel Ratchet for 50 Cents AT
Boyd's, Market Square. +. 4 l,5 $50 4 :

III H. JOHNSTON, the Gun Man. or better
known as owner and proprietor Of the Great
Western Gun Work.. Pittsburgh, Pa, Will
mail free large illustrated catalogue Of
rifles, shot guns, revolvers, DC. &c. He viii
send you a gun BY express. YOU can exam.
inc 1t at press Office, aud II not satisfactory
return 1t at his cost, This iscertainly yery
fair proposition, and Is a guarantee Of honest
dealing. ~ .q,5qill't Il ag.5g5 nav
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HELHaISE.
personal, Duslness ana Gcucrnl New.

US 1921 il Items. s5st "a l..
John Fos!er, Of the Fourth ward, smiles
over twins. i I. 80 y al.
Arthur Walling, OF Wel.syille, spent suu.
day with his parents here. Ea3I t.s,
Richard Darrah, Of st. Clsirsyille, goes
into the Office OF the Belmont g!ass~orks. :,
The sudden improvement In the weather
brought ont OF doors nearly every one sstur-
day. evening and yesterday. ! & ',j ~
"a. ]. Mercer will close out the hardware
stock Of Mrs. Rsbscca Nelson. MI. Archer,
who has had cha,ge Of the s:ore, has gone to
Illinois. Y 81 ST Z sia5i }tr,3 81
Il Louis G. Battelie, who has been at the G.
& P. freight othte for several years, takes a
place this morning in the Office Of the 1E:na
Iron Company, at Eaayllle. ,sl'5sI'3
! The relief atore wna opened Saturday and
tho remainder OF the stores on hand RAPIDLY
closed out. Many Lessons would be taught
by a complete and accurate accoun. OF The
workings Of this store and ia effects on those
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General state News.

The Grand Encampmeat OF the G. A.. L.
for this State is to be held at rarkeryhr.g on
the 2osh. 1tpromises 10 be a large STAIR.
|: Col. Thomas P. shaIloross, Inspector Of
Postoffices has made all the uecessary ar.
rangsnieuts for the transfer OF the Mertiur-
burg postofacs from Mr.. Wisaer to NJ, Evans
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/ AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Jhnnusclck-" Tho Bankers Daughter.n
Charley Shay. Sg..E$: -
Reserved coats for Janauschak's engage
ment at the Opera House Wednesday and
Thursday evenings next will be placed on
sale this morning at Banners music store,
She will present "Zaiah, tile Hebrew
Mother," the hrst evening, and 'Marienne, a
Woman OF the People," the second. l555''I
"The Bankers Daughter" Bronson How.
ards famous and popular play, which made
30 favorable an impression when H,st Ore.
sented here, will be given at the Opera House
Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday
afternoon. ~ $50 - : '','-A'N"'
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CITY MATTER6.
Brief Notes ON Current Events OF Minor
II q t3s - 7G Intercst, Il tlif2lll

bfAeI hOken ON current bSent1 Oi hAhor
h Y = Intercst. sliil1l,
U! ERIN co BRAoH. " ~ 81; "
ST.. PArRicx's DAr Ia the morning. Y 4
: THE Municipal Court meets to-day.
spllso aeems to have arrived in good ahape.
THE Elm Grove motor track was completed
almost TO Ell street Saturday. it9ti-t x
IHx City Council Committees on Finance,
Ordinances aud Salarles all meet this evening.
TnxnE are twenty.ssytn CAGES on the slate
for this mornings Police Court, OF which
nineteen arc for keeping or frequentiDg
housts OF III repute, and eight for drunken
ncaa aud disorder. rf,iI'S X 5f', I!
Ar an election OF the Mutual Building
Association Saturday night, the following
Directors were chosen: W. O. Handlan, j.. T..
Hanss, Y. Falloure, VIM. Gering. d. G. Nor.
gan, l. Harttong. Oscar Bapdrock, ]. +. Mil.
Ter and P. d. Dobblns. & -, n
THE following named gentlemen have
been chosen delegates from this district 10
the AmAlsamated Associations scale conven.
ton at Pittsburgh next month: Q. d. Thomp.
son, Vice-President; Vim. Webb, John Rog.
ers, W. Fl. Travis, Thomas Shaw and Vim.
Blssett, jTqF ~ q MA, U
TIE Cambridge Times OF Saturday says:
"Mrs F. 9. Vass, OF Quaker City. who was
indicted along with her husband for keeping
q place where liquors are sold In violation OF
law, was taken In by the sheriff last evening,
Just as she was leaving for Wheeling, where
ner husband had escaped TO. Bhe entered
into her own recognlzaace for her appear.
aucs on the 25th inst, depoaiting the money
with tho officers In lieu OF suretits = Vans
and his wife were former residents Of this city.