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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-11


THE SRM1NoLE-NEGRo 1NDIANs.-One Of the minor
subjects which will be officially urged upon the at
tention Of Congress at the approaching session Is
that Of affordng relief to the Seminole-NegrO In
dams, some 40 OF whom, representing about 200
souls, have been recently discharged from the
military service OF the United States in which they
serving In the department Of Texas Brig. Gen.
Stanley. commanding the department OF Texas
ocially calls attention to the deserts and necess
ties OF these people, and Gen. Sheridan In his an
nual report gives an interesting account OF their
condition.
A PATENT was issued to-day TO j. 8. Curtis, OF
this city, for siphon tap for furnaces
TIE WORK IN THE PENSION OFFrcE.-The Commits
sioner OF Pensions In his annual report to the Sec
Rotary Of the INTERIOR details the operations of the
past year and the effective service which has been
rendered by the increased clerical force. The
amount asked for Is less than that OF previous
years
Bishop elect Paret will probably take possession
OF the diocesan residence In Baltimore Immediately
after his conservation as bishop He has been con-
nned to dark room almost constantly since his
return from the diocesan convention, recently held
IN Baltimore, from the effects OF cinder which
blew into his eye on the train between here and
Baltimore. After nearly two weeks OF careful
with his congregation next sunday. Among the
persons prominently mentioned as DR.. Pafets sue
cessor here are Rev. DR.. George Williamson Smith,
ct present preAte OF the Trinity Theological
College, at Hartford, Conn. and Rev. d.. Curry, OF
Philadelphia
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: am, 354 IL q. N, COS; pm, 6S2
Maximum, 63S; minimum, 353
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A Big Fire NJ HyattSville.
SChief OF Fire Department Cronin received dis
patch from Hyattsville this afternoon stating that
portion OF the town was on fire, and asking for an
engine to 80 out there and assist in extinguishng
the flames L Is supposed to have caught from
burning brush It is rumored that q number Of
houses have been burned.
GEN. 3. F. BUTLER called at the White House
this afternoon.
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TI,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
NE sAoAr LINE TO THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST

Schedule in effect 't~ltB ZIP L. 1884
tIoA.N.-SEW ORLEANS MAIL DAILY max M close
correctioas 10 all points South and Southwest
Daily. eit SUNDAY. With 4 < o. Railway Pull
nan Sleeping Buffet ears from New Y. rk and Wash
Ington TO Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
Washington Atlanta TO New Orleans
BIO LOUISVILLE FAST LINE Dali, via Char
lotte~viile Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
FONTS Pullman Sleeping Washington 20
Louisville
1AeP MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
&c al points South and Southwest via Danyiile ARD
tnsTltt'r Pullman Sleeping from Washing
ton VIA Dan vile. Charlotte and Atlanta New
orleans: also from Washington Via Charlotte and
Columbia - Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington At 100
- NJ daily, except sunday
NfrreDton trains leave washington ut o. 10 A. NJ and
$40 r VI daily
For tickets Information inquire rtCompany's Of
ttt 60l Pennsy lyania ayenus Trains leay. from
p station
n SLAUGHTER. MACDANIEL.
zen Pass. Axen. Agent
ac2 sOI. HAAS. Traffic Manager
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nR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
- only reliable Ladies Physician in the city be
consulted daily 39 Missouri first street south
Of PENNSYLVANIA avenue between Sd and AN streets All
female complaints and irregularities quickly removed
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consultations
strictly confidential Separate ladies' Office
hours-l to 4 and to Sp. u oc27- I'm
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WEEKS i CO., Auctioneers.

WEEKS i CO, Auctioneers.
ENTIRE STOCK OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
&c; ALSO. STOCK OF GOODS. COMPRISING
NEW AND SECOND-H HAND HARDWARE OF ALL
KINDS. TOOLS. 81 OWES, sc, &c, CONTAINED
IN PREMISES No PIG TENTH STREET NORTH
WEST AT AUCTION WEDNESDAY, MORNING,
NOVEMBER TWELFTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK.
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EUREKA
SOLID WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE 10 pieces.
complete with MARBLE-TOP DRESSER. GLASS PIX
30. MARBLE-TOP COMBINATION wASH-STAND
with bracket yARBLE-TOP TABLE. WALNUT
CHAIRS. ROCKER and TOWEL RACK. all for s43 So;
In TENNESSEE MARBLE s45
THIS WELL AND BEAUTIFULLY MADE SUITE
WE GUARANTEE To BE BETTER THAN ANY
THING OFFERED AT THE PRICE
". II. HOEKE.
oc20 Corner Sth and Market Spare
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
II IHE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
DOCBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
49, STEEL RAILS.

STEEL RAILS
eC9EDCIH IN EFFECT SUNDAY. nov ID
So UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Lave WASHINGTON from station. corner Oh New Jersey
For chicago. % a and L. 10 p H. daily and Los
IL caiiy. exceit Saturday. The 900 fast Linn
iieG Exirsss t. Ckicao and PttsburE. No extra
For Cincinnati. Louisville and ST. Louis daily a, I O5
and 10 10 pm. with Through Coaches AMI Palace
Sleeping cars 70 above points without chang
or f1ttscurx at y ~ with ParOr Car. and
.u ds{ h t 70 pm a 70 70 Cleveland and De-
fSr Toledo and Detroit via M9nroeville. LIS T..
Wheeling and Lake Erie Il. K ~
fSI baltimore on week days $50 40 80, $50 and
iov0 M; i2do ~ 40 So. 49, 90 minute
For Baltimore Sundays. 80. 80. "a 10 90
a m. LIS - 40 $50 8: 20. "a, -. lo.O0p
For Annapolis, 40 a. m and j. 10 and A.4op m on
1or Way stations between Washington and Baltimore
90 40 a M. II 10 p 3. 80. 80. 80 and
and 10 Go For stations METROPOLITAN branch
20 "a and $50 y. NJ. daily except sunday 4: 45
Metropolitan branch y-O5 a m daily exerpJ ui-
Gay Gay Tor LEXINGTON. staunton and Valley branch,
H. Az In. daily except sunday.
fei Haserstown. $50 a Galy. except Sunday. and
Train. arrive from tie Vst daily. 20. 7:2OA 2:aO.
Trorn Annapolis, 20 a m and 80 and e:s; n m =.
sunday gci3 a. III. % J..
from Ifxrinton- 2t5 IN daily. except Sunday.
htSh fIecerieA Alo .htsfieu4a'e Iolnts e-Ao a m.
1rsirs leave Baltimore for Washington AZ 40 20
20 . and 1880 a m i2s9 l2:l5 3 J. 4 %. ); s:3l.
l200S. IN i:30 4 20 go. 80 and $50 a m
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay station
OF further information apply the baltimore and
Tho Ticket Cftce-Washngton Station, Gl9 and 1851
Iernsy!rania avenue. l4th street where orders
vii be taken for bsgyae 10 be checked AID receiyea.
" NJ CLk MEMS. NJ Oft. Baltimore.
{ h LORD. Agent
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ALLAN LINE INTER SERVICE
Portland to Liverpool every Thursday until MAY
Cabin. $50 SO and $50; intermediates. &3675. Extra
weekly ships to Boston from Liverpool. Queenstown
Londonderry Gasgo and Galway for prepaid business
Only Through tickets issued to any railroad station
the United States. Intermediate $3675; steerage 81
April s. ana regularly thereafter.
Apply TO LEVE ALDEN, General Agents, 207 Broad
way, New York, G. W. MOSS,
225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
mhl3-th.S. tn Washington D. @.
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Mr.. FlASSEsvs srrr AGAINST rHs 3. AND o.
RAILROAD CoMPAsr.-ro-osy, In the Circuit Court
Judge Haguer, the case OF Martin Flannery age
the b. and X. railroad Was called Tor trial This
Is an action 70 recover $4,000 damages for injuries
received while passenger on q train between TINS
city and Baltimore, on october iith, 1881, In an at
tack made upon him, the defendants agents re-
fusing TO render Assistance.
-
SENDING GRANTS Hosl-YesterdAy afternoon Q
coiored woman named Leanna Cartwright went 10
the Presidents house 70 get her money Tor the
clothes abe says she tore In April last when she
was put under spell at the 18th street Baptist
church she was turned over 90 sanitary Ofhcer
Teeple, who placed her with her rriendA John
Clark, who claims TO have Invention for war
vessels. and came here from ore HILL Pa, 20 sell
his invention. and August HartyicE, OF Philadet
phia who Claims pension, have been sent 70 their
homes BY Mr.. Teeple
TER FREE DELIVERY SKRvIcl-Mr Guriey, the
superintendent OF the free delivery service. Post
once department, In his annual report states that
the number or olces the close OF the nscal year
Ia che United States was lSe, Increase last
year OF nve. The number OF carriers Employed
was $3.50, an Increase ofslo The whole number of
pieces handled was $40 sS4.i':, en- Increase %
slo,sle.4le The total cost OF the service
$500, 700, an increase OF t330.s7 The Washington
ONCE handled 1861, $40 pieces, the cost or the
vice being 90, S63, ana the revenue from postage
on local matter was $36,43S.
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STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES SEVENTH STREET
- Wharf every SUNDAY. TUESDAY and THURSDAY
at O'clock for Mattox Greek. returning Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays stopping at intermediate
andings going and returning Also touches at Grin
ders wharf sundays and Tuesdays down and Wednes-
days up and Chapel Point and Brepts wharf Thursdays
down and Mondays and Wednesdays up. Freights
ceived daily q. L. JONES Agent
iy2g 9TH street wharf
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MEDICAL. &c

MRS NJ. A. FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER
M and business Medium, is again at home 1724 7th
street northwest where she will be pleased receive
her friends aud patrons. plO-lm
u FAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTHERS, 9O6 B
street southwest appeared before and made oath
that he Is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in
this city ami will guarantee cure in all cases of vene
poor .. urnshe Medicine fres and advice
to before me by Dr. BROTHERS. April I'd. 1884
nlo-lm' SAMUEL II. WALKER. Notary Public
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLEOR
Ha two Of DR. BROTHERS Invigoratfng Cordial
VII cure any case Of Seminal Weakness Nervous De.
bility and lmpotency. 1t mparts to the whols
system sos street southwest. oc29- Inn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" LACE CURTAIN STRETCHER
CARPET SWEEPERS
and full line of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
GEO. WATTS SON.
oc2S 3l4 9TH St. 8 doors above Penn ave.
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IT. VERNON. MT. VERMONT

STEAMER W. W. CORCORAY
Leaves 7tstreet wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
Vernon at 10 o'clock returning, reaches Washing
ton about $50 pm.
sole I. I. BI.AKE. CaDtain
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strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies' Office
hours-l to and to 8 y. N. OCT. Inn
nEBIITY OF THE GENERATIvE ORGANS
II dusse e * es 81 6FyFE METFo
sI2 Pamphlet free. CIVIALE REMEDIAL AGENCY
lto ulton street. New York. apps THIS. tu-ly
DENNYROYAL PILLS-CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
are the only genuine For full particulars incloss
four cent stamps to Chichester Chemical Company No
23Ia Madison square, Philadelphia, Pa myl0-ecd
nR DODDis NERVINE. No IA PERMANE
~ Cure COR Nervous aud Physical Debility Loss Of
Sold at sTANDIFOKD'S St. cloud Pharmacy corner
9Th and streets Price 81.
Sent by mail sealed. au26 -tu,ts
A CARD.-To ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
"A errors and indscrettons of youth, weak
ness ness Early ssi dafay loss Of VIII send
great remedy discovered by missionary in South
America Send sef-addressed envelope to Rev JOSEPH
l. iNMAN, Station D. New York oc4.s.tu. th&K
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
DIES All female complaints quickly cured Can be
from TO O'Clock prn. with ladies only. jy22-4m'
nR. ROBERTSON. THE WELL KNOWN SPECIAL
List, OF Baltimore, can be conidentislly consulted
by both gentlemen and ladies every We lnesday and
saanrday from to . p m. at 456 street northwest
justify your waiting to consult him those days SIM
nR. ROBERTSON. THE EXPERT SPECIALTsT
~ who stands high in hs profession is acknowledged
;5sst,nsnt sad q Private SssySas and chIonis
q the system Bladder Kidney and ali diseases q the
Urinary Organs. Recent positively cured in to
tdsys No mercury caustcs used Can be consulted
ONCE l66 NV Refers to leading physicians u Bat.
more Main Office 80 n. Liberty st. Baltimore. Md mh31
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-16

time regarded as good an engineer as
ever throttled locomotive.
"Come and get warmed up" said
the Day reporter he had accosted, and
a few seconds later the cozy surround
ings of the Merchants served for a
background, as be proceeded:
"You want to know about that acct
dent in 1874? Well, / was then run
ming on fast express train between
Salt Lake City and the coast. About
II o'clock one moonlight night iD
autumn, just after leaving KeltoD, l
noticed white horse running loose
along side my engine. My eyes be-
came transfxed, and no matter how l
tried, could not take them of that
horse. put on more steam and went
at forty-mile rate, but the horse,
went alongside at an easy gait. |
showed her up to fifty and went flying
through Motleir, Terrace and Bovine.
but Whitley held his own. / yelled
to the fireman to shove in the coal,
and IN five minutes more we were
running sixty miles an hour. Why.
we appeared to fly over the ground,
but that horse kept alongside, and i
was 80 excited / fell in dead faint in
the bottom of the cab just as. we were
going into MoOrs. Our orders were
to run to Elko, but the fireman pulled
up, and the conductor came rushing
TO the 'front.' with his hair on end. L
had recovered by this time, and was
ready to answer all questions. 1 told
the conductor about the horse. but he
wouldn't have it.
Before the train started again we
found out what it was. I'm ashamed
every time I think of it. A passen-
ger on the train had the picture of q
horse on canvass beside window and
the light ola lamp behind it threw
the shadow alongside the engine
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Very Much Astonishe6.

The following story has just reached
here from Canada {: Two French Can
adiars entered into partnership on a
holiday, and bought gallon of whisky
which they proposed to retail at 4
cents glass. Said one
81 guess I'll take drink oft. 1t
is not right for me to pay for what /
own, I will therefore pay you two
cents" He took his drink and paved
his partner twocents.
ct guess I'll take drink, too" said
his partner. Tney continued buying
IN this way one after another, till the
whisky was gone.
"How is this :" they said in aston
ishment "we have paid for cur
drinks each time, and yet have no
Money" And they wondered greatly,
Boston Globe.
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that they obeyed without a word, and
before they could get reinforcements
be was gone.
The Galaghers being wealthy a
large reward was offered for Black.
well, and three months after, in No
vember, he was
CAPTURED ON RED RIVER
in Arkansas. A deputy sheriff was
sent for him and he was handed
over on a requisition. Arriving at
st. Louis one cold day. Why he did
it, nobody knows-but the sheriff
went ashore, leaving his prisoner in
charge of boat hand. Selling the
opportunity. Blackwell sprang over
board and being an expert swimmer,
succeeded in reaching the Illinois
shore. Every after effort to recapture
him failed, and the war breaking out
soon after, the pursuit was abandoned.
The last ever known of Blackwell by
the writer. was in 1862, when he met
him, a member in a Texas cavalry
regiment He was reported killed
imam engagement in 1863, but wheth-
er he was or nos is unknown IN Mis-
souri,.
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Detroit Free Press.
Never was so insulted in my life,
said Mrs. Tones, when she came home
from the Casino the other night.
Whats the matter now ?" inquired
Jones, looking up from his paper.
"Why l put on roller skates for the
first time in my life tonight, and L
was skating beautifully, when some
one must have jostled me, for l fell
myself going down, and / just caught
hold of lady who was skating near
to save myself. Talk about woman
standing by each otherp
They can't on roller skates" sug-
gested Jones. "What did the woman
dof"
"Do! She jerked herself away. and
screamed out SOS everybody heard
her: Take your hand out of my
pocket! The idea %
"Did you have your hand in her
pocket" asked Jones getting interest
ed.
But Maria gave him a whitening
look, and was silent.
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Married His Aunt.

A. j. Bennett and Miss Orpeh 7.
Grub, both of Preston, England,
were married in Milwaukee last night
by the Rev. George H. Ide.
eve travelled over 1900 miles 10
have this ceremony performed, and
will retrace the same distance 1t
once" snilingly said the groom to
the minister. The bride at his side
was his aunt and 1t was to overcome
the English marriage prescription
relative to that kinship, which in.
duced them to cross the ocean to have
the ceremony performed. They will
start on their return to England to-
morrow, having spent just three days
In Milwaukee. and little over week
on the American continent. Mr..
Bennett is wealthy Englishman, of
perhaps, 40 years.
He fell i'm love with his aunt and
she reciprocatea his a6ection. Mrs.
Benefits first husband, Mr. Grubb,
Was Mr.. Benefits mothers brother,
so that, though his aunt, she was real
ly not related to him BY blood. But
the English law was memorable while
the lovers were determined. The
dusty volumes of law In France, Bel
GUM, Switzerland, Germany and
other European countries were exam
ined by Mr.. Bennett, but the mar
rage was forbidden in all these caun-
tries. 1t seemed as though they
would have to undertake a trip to
Africa or the. Sandwich islands, and
export minister with them to find
accommodating law, when Mr.. Ben
nett bethcught himself of America,
and, after good deal of correspond
ence with the American consul, found
that in the law of Wisconsin there
was no law Eorbidding such q mar
riage, and as Mrs. Grubb has broth
er residing on the west side of Mil
waukee, they went there to have the
knot tied.
"But will you not experience. trou.
bic when you return to England y was
asked Mr.. Bennett last evening.
"My dear sir," quoth he In reply
"trust me; took care to look int
that. Lam an expert on marriage
laws AMI in ali the countries of tn.
globe. made it my special study
for months"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-16
Window telegraph.

Right hand open, held to the side
of the face greet you.
Fore finger ofleft hand on chin
| desire an acquaintance.
Fore finger of right hand on chin
Favorable.
Palm of right hand placed on cheek.
Shall / name the day.
Three fingers of right hand moved
up and down.-Yes.
Two fingers of right and left hand
moved up and down.-No,
Open hand laid on forehesd.-I an
a stranger.
Palm outward with back to fore
head. Twill you receive my visit?
Left hand clenched and held to the
ear.-Impossible.
Kissing fingers of left hand
love you.
Fingers of left hand moved toward
the breast.-Do you love me?
Both hands clasped.-I am engag-
ed.
Fingers OF both hands interviewer.
i have a lover.
Two little fingers locked am at
leisure.
Right hand cIencbed and thrown
down ward am impatient.
Closed hand to eye, as telescope
l would see you home.
Shaping breast with left hand
When?
Two fingers and thumb of right
pointing downward.-Write 10 me.
Passing fore fingers of right over
palm of left have written
Arms folded across breast. Would
| were with you.
Fore finger of left hand On fore
head. i am sad or dissatisfied.
Both hands open with palms ex-
tended.-I am pleased or happy.
Hands in your pOckets.-No more
love at present.-B. &.
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Ha Wanted It Riaht.

it had been a time Of long drouth,
and the people of the church at Way
back had decided 70 meet together to
pray for rain. 1t was notable as
sembly, and several fervent petitions
were put up when Deacon Growler
took the floor. After lengthy prayer
the deacon concluded as follows:
"Now, Lord, don't 60 to OVERRIDING
1t and send big shower and root up
all our taters and cut down all our
corn, but send us a kinder sorter siz-
zIey. sozzley rain. that'll do lots of
good and no harm. -BosteD Globe.
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A Prudent Woman.
From the Wall Street. News.

From the Wall Street Nevs-
Some years ago q retail dealer in
the interior of the State, who took
butter, eggs and cheese in exchange
for dry goods and groceries. found
himself overlook with the former
articles, and was worrying about a
prospective loss when a buyer from
the city called around and had q talk
with him. As q result the grocer
rushed into his house at noon and
shouted to his wife:
"Hanner, what dye think
There's feller here from York who'll
take my 200 dozen eggsP
"Nof"
"And them seventeen cheeses p
sis it possible 2"
"And them 400 pounds of butterY'
"You don't sayf"
Eyes, going to take 'en all and pay
cash down"
"Well, well, Bat, Henry, you look
out / know they must eat sieh thing!
In New York, but he's buyin' huff tc
feed half of America for a week, and
don't you trust him for any part anC
take your chances on his finding ,
market !"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-16
Henry Clay's Style in Congress.

Ben. Perley Poore :; Mr., Clay
made good secretary of state, but
his place was in congress-. for he was
formed by nature for popular orator.
He was tall and thin, with rather
small head and grey eyes which peer
ed forth less volumnously than would
have been expected in one possessing
eminent control of language. His
nose was straight, his upper lip long
and his under jaw light. His mouth
of generous width, straight when he
was silent and curving upwards at the
corners when he spoke or smiled was
sipgularly graceful, indicating more
than any other feature the elastic play
of his mind. When he enchanted
large audiences his features were light
ed up by a winning smile, the gestures
of his long arms we're graceful, and
the gentle accents of his mellow voice
were persuasive and winning. Yet
there has never been g. more imperi-
GUS despot in political affairs than Mr..
Clay. He regarded himself as the
head-csnter of the party-"Letat,
c'est moi''-and he wanted every
thing utilized for his advancement.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-16
A Queer Wedding Scene.


Yesterdays Globe Democrat con-
tains the following from which young
men can draw their own moral:
"fhe peaceful citizens who reside
in the vicinity of Summit and Clark
avenues were scandslizsd terribly on
Sunday evening by the conduct of q
notorious woman giving the name OF
Moll Moore, and residing at Sixth and
Spruce streets. While in an intoxi
Gated condition she drove cut to
Argyle avenue looking for the resi-
dence of young man who was about
to be married in the evening to q
young woman of the locality. Find.
ing the house, she entered and defiant
ly challenged the prospective bride
groom to come out and meet her, and
show what cause she lad given to be
deserted. The. young man discreetly
remained in hiding, and after the
virago had been entieed away to
another quarter the wedding fsssivitie:
were FASTENED forward.
The party accompanied by a few
friends drove to St Malachy's Church,
where the ceremony of making the
pair man and wife was performed in
the sanctuary. On temperance al
the entrance the man and wife were
assailed by the drunken woman who
heaped abuse and obsenity on the
head of the unfortunate husband
An immense crowd collected, and fol-
time it looked as if the woman would
use violence. At this moment Mount
ed Officer Hess appeared and tool
the intruder away to the Mounted
District Station, where a charge o
disorderly conduct was preferred
The newly married pair took car
riages. drove to the Union Depot
where they bought tickets for New
Orleans"
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IT. B. Anderson, Santa Claus & Co.,
jewellers, 205 Ohio street. 922d & wifi.