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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-07
THE SlLSBY ENGINE
70 ARRIVE IN The CITY TO-DAY,
Pebble Ttfs 70 b Hads On Friday, Tia, will sAor
ths Capacity Of the nAehlas-Aa I,s,u,er
ffon .ths Mandatory to cosdses The
Test. Hhieh viii DO worth gaInr.

The new steam fra tngins made for this
city by tho siluby uiscturlng Com pspy,
Of Seneca Falls, n. Y, will. II II hu1 good
luck between stcubsnvllle and here. arrive
over tho p, W. & Ky. road this morning II
VT, In Bteubenville le1t night. Ths enpi. a
wfq ordered by Council q little ovsr two
mouths sgo, after q hard lsht had bepn
made by the friends Of Other engines. II
will DO remembered that II took nearly two
months before the bisby VIZ, decided on IN
Council. Tha contract r lied for thu enr:ne
being completed two months after being or.
dersd. II WIS completed In time but Il hr !
been delayed on the road. On IL nyyly.l
here this morning 1t will at once bs t,ksn 10
the Atlantic house, where ono Of thn com.
pany's engineers. MIR. Teller, who hr1 Al.
ready arrived. and the agent, Mr.. Bosch,
who will DO here this morning, will tAte
charge oft. They will clean and place it In
com plete order. N0 - -
Friday afternoon tbs test will be made,
The Committee on Fire Department held q
meeting lest evening for the purpose Of ar.
ranging ior this. Mee,rs. Hoffman. Jones
work and hoppy. Will look. after the steam
ing quailties nnd machinery, and Messrs
Jepson, hailef, bchultzs and Caldwell will
tee that me various streams thrown hrs Bucl
q the contract calls for. The first test viii
DO made at the Cathedral. At2 O'Clock tht
tire will DO started and before conoludipg
there, water will be thrown over the steeple
Tho engine will then be taken to lie rive
and water will be lifted and. thrown from
the river. The committee will then al
jonrn to the City Building. aud Il II |.
satisfied with the engine, 81, 600, The price O.
the engine. will DO psid the compsny's rep
Iesentatives and the engine ordered to ID,
United house. 1I07 ~ w.
The committee desires 10 have present q
the test, the aecretsries and agents OF ali In
surancs companies, the Mayor and all mem
osra OF Council and all representative citl
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FATALLY BURNED,
SAD ACCIDENT TO A YOUNG LADY,
Bt1eAtttn ftafs ofd, as her Hons Below Besweed
Thu old Story osths Deadly Oil Can aud In.
patience With . Slow Firt-A bad Aecl. IA
deaf On The G., L, 4 ". Railroad.

Another case OF death from an explosion Of
coal oil Is reported, and sgAln the oit.rs.
peatsd warning against this fisky means Of
fastening aAlow fire Is emphasized by \
death from neglect TO heed It. Tho victim
was q young lady seventeen yssrs old, and
tho accident occurred last evening at six
O'Clock, al the homo Of her father, Mr.. Helm.
lsln, about milo below Benwood.
Miss Heinlein was little late In kindling
the fire to prepare supper, and the flame
burning slowly she undertook To- huuten |.
by pouring coal oil In the stove. The oil IL
nited from the smoidsring fro, and the
blszs wss communicated to tho oil In the
can, flashing along the stream, and causing
an explosion. The burning oil ives thrown
all over the unfortunate young lady, and hel
clothing 30 saturated that she was instantly
wrapped in sheet OF hlme, and bsioye the
blszs could be put out she was burned In {
most horrible manner, her ipj1rsieH being o.
q necessarily fatal character.
Drs Mccoy, Of South Wheeling. and Es
key. Of Bsr wood. were snmmoned. and dil
all they could to relieve Miss Hsinlsln'
pain. Thls was all that was left for thel
skill 10 do, the case being o homeless ono.
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+: ATculsoN, KAN, August G.-The Bur.
lington & Missouri passenger train known
as the Cannon ball., due here at 4 o'clock
yesterday morning, did not arrive until &
o'clock and instead Of the regular number
Of cars consisted Of only throe. The cause
Of the delay was another attempt 10 wreck
the train, this time near Wymore, where q
switch had been misplaced. The train ran
into the ditch, upsetting the engine, bag
gage car and smoker, but the ladies' coach
and sleeping car remained on the track and
we're brought here. No one waa hurt, but
all were badly shaken. This ia the third
attempt to wreck the train in that vicinity.
The first resulted in several deaths. LARGE
rewards were offered by the company for
the arrest OF the perpetrators and detectives
are now looking lar them, -
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IVES !dItbNT FAILS
To Reat HIS Paclos Record After Two
Dibnnl Trials,

DisInnI Trials.
BUFFALO, N. Y, August The exciting
event Of to.day's races was Westmont's at
temptto beat his Pittsburgh record Of zoe
After the conclusion Of the go class, the
pscer was hooked with runner, Fire
brand. After warming up the horses came
down the stretch at fest pace and were
given the word. The FIRST quarter was made
in s., hslf.nile pole in 1:0is. three
quarters in 1855. Alter swing!ng into the
home stretch be moved unsteadily, broke
into run at the distance stand and pussed
under the wire on run ia 2:0S4. Tne peo-
pie crowded on thetrack for the announce.
ment Of the time, and many we're disap.
pointed ss they wagered that he would
beat the record. It ives announced that
following the third heat Of the 2:2l race be
would make another trial, but this was a
still greater disappointment to Westmont's
admirers.
Starting on rapid nteady gait be reach.
ed the quarter in 81, the half in LOB
Three quarters vas made in 1884. Coming
home at the distance stand Westmont
broke badly and lost fully two seconds be-
fore he wee steadied. He came under the
wire in 400. The wind which had somewhat
subsidized was still pretty, fresh and uneven. 4
spot ut the distance stand doubtle-.3 caused
the break. johnson utated it WAS impos.
sible to get Westmont over this bad spot
without break, go q third attempt was
not made.
Friday promises to be an exciting day e,
Jay. Eye Sac will trot an exhibition race to
beat his record,
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Arc you disturbed At night and broken Of
your rest by 4 siok child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth7 Ii 90, send Of
once and get bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teethirg. It's
value Is incalouiabie. II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon It, mothers, there Ia no mistake about
It. 1t cures dysentery and dinrrhoea, res.
ulstas the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softsns tho gums, rcduoea inaamms.
lion, and Elvsa tone and energy TO the whole
systom. Mr.. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
and Il tho prescription Of ono Of the oldest
and best female nuires and physicians In the
United Btates, and Is Tor lalo by all druggista
throughout the world, Price Is cents i bot.
tic, VIVIAN
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RIVER NEWS,

|
NotesAboutt the Steamboats,, Bank Brier
md Telegrnphio Reports.
: The local packets are all doing q fair bust
ness, both IN passenger and freight line.
The river is sill falling slowly. Tho mark
last evening indicated depth in the chan
mel Of feet 2 inches. ~ M \
The Percy kelsey Is laid up at the Tor
Mill with her tow OF ore for Pittsburgh. eht
was unable to get through the Blsters, NJ
The Hsrry Brown has cracked shaft
The crack WAS discovered when abe was at q,
near 6unti Int she came on with her tog
and reached Pittsburgh all right, The shsfi
Is a strel one and was made by Krupn. al
Germany. It 10 not likely that she will leava
Pittsburgh until she Is supplied with a nav
shaft. o. the old one might break at aIa,osi
any time. a ~ ~ ~ -
Oh CRY: Pa, August 6-Riyer foot 4
inches and falling; weather clear and warm.
P1TrsBuRoH. August G-Mononcahel. r;v.r
2 feet 2 inches and falling; weather elsa
PAnKzRs, Pa, August 0.-Riyer foot a
pleasant. 5,.. ...i..s, ! =. 80
MoRaAS7owH, W. VA, August G-Riyar !
foot and stationary; weather cloudy; ther.
mometer 79' 37', .,.. s.itl's' = = -
RlcxAL LANDING, Pa, August G.-Riyar 8 feat
II inches and falling; weather clear; ther.
mometer So. t5,e 5g - : -.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, August G.-Riyer 3 feet
8 inches and stationary weather clear;
thermometer 100. v ',00.,,'"-'' ''''@,''
LOUISVILLE, ny, Angus! 0.-Depth in tha
canal, 4 feet 9 inches; on the falls, 2 feet
Inches and rising. EHs|'
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personal. N ENTIOH.
News and G0ssip tn Keiati0n to Various
People.

People.
Mir, Lizzie Swift Ia summarizing In Wis.
consin.
Mis-, Jennie Reich Is whiting relatives In
New York City. fMIE
Hon. L. Dan,ord, Of 81. Clairsville, wes In
the city yesterday.
U. 8. Msrshal Atkinson left last evening
for The Eastern Panhandle. 49,.
Mrs. Oscar seeley and children are spend.
ing iew days ut st. Clairsvills.
Mrs. Isaiah Warren and children are
spending several weeks at Morgantown.
Mics Rosa Eberle IL home from weeks
visit to Wheeling relatives Bellaire Tribune.
G. W. Ba.rack, Deputy Sheriff OF Wetzel
county, was at the State House yesterday on
official business.
Samuel Kline. Eq., hes returned from a
pleasant summer excursion In the Michigan
Fishing grounds"
The Misses Hattie and Jessie Graham, OF
Wheeling, are In the city. guests OF Mrs.
James Gill, on Rose Hill.-Bella1e Indepe,sd.
ent. -.
Mr.. H. 8. Christopher. passenger agent OF
the Ohio q Mississippi railroad, % the guest
Of Mr.: ". b. Howell, proprietor Of the
Howell House.
Mrs. Hattie Johnson, Of Allegheny, Pa,
who has been visiting at the residence OF W.
L. Gilbreath, has returned, taking Mies Ada
Gilbreath with her.
State Superintendent OF Free Schools
Butcher has returned to the city after COM
bined busine.a and pleasure trip OF week or
60 through the interior Of the State.
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HALIFAX, August 6.-The Government
steamer New6eld, arrived tonight from
SABLE Island with $50 passengers and mem.
beers of the steamer Amsterdam, which had
been wrecked last Wednesday night on a
sand bar Is miles from the island while in
passage from Amsterdam for New York.
The stesmer sailed from Amster am Sat.
urday, July Il, with two hundred aud
twelve steerage, twelve cabin passengers
and crew Of 81 men. The weather was
unusually foggy for the season during the
run across, there being but two Clear days,
and the Sea also was rough.
On the day before t taa occurrence Of the
d'lsaaa:ter the eky was clear, and the Cap.
tain obtained good observations. The
ne1t morning, however, broke thick and
the weather continued fogRy throughout
the day with the exception Of one abort
.,.c-;nd ..f-1''.-fj W., -. -
About fifteen minutes TO 10 o'clock the
ship suddenly grounded on an unaeen bar.
No land nor light house was visible in any
direction, and as afterwards discovered,
the island was fifteen miles distant.
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UITY MATTERS.



" I.,J'e Interest. pa 54ltpy
Nxw1oa Q. CRIsvxLL, Erq.. Of this city, was
yesterday appointed no.aiy public by the
Governor. !, lvIr n. VI
II wss oSDean'a coal wugon. instead OF
Jos Wsrner's, that went into the EofT street
sewer Tuesday. tRG JNIJar'
a MAN named Tooney had his hands badly
burned yesterday BY an explo ZION OF benzIne
which he was handling at his home on Main
street. W'HaI
It has been decided 10 continue tho camp
meeting being held at Gsston's orchard by
ire congregation Of tho Simpson NJ. E.
Chapel until Sunday evening mkt Trains
will be run on the Hempfeld on Sunday to
accommodate those deairing. TO 70 ont. r
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
two deeds for lots In the Peninsula Cemetery,
md q deed made July 81 by William P.
Hubbard and wife 10 the B. & o. Railroad
Company, In consideration Of $1,000, for 10.
u IN Chapline and Eof 3 addition 10 Wheel.
Ing, situated on the south side Of TWEEN tn
atreat. .rG0
BvRR's Nuts item In the Bellaira Tribune
Mr.. q: A. House, Of Wheeling, W. Va, made
o business visit To this place yesterday, and
when about 10 depart, discovered that he
hau AoIbutteu Lib bhlCuel. ~ ulH rush 10 Eel
1t he had loet considerable time and his train
had started before his return. In attempt
Ing 10 jump on the train he slipped and fell
and narrowly escaped injury, but we ar
glad to say he had no bones broken.
| The following officers have been elected BY
Enterprise Lodge !. O. 9. T. and installed bJ
Joseph L. Degant: ". O. T., George Turvy
W. Il. H, g., Mary Freese; W. L. II. g., Mol
| lie Lowry; 7. W. @. T., George Philips; w
V. T., Enma Hunt: W. r. g., Charles Mayer
W. \. g.. George CLARK; W.T., Mary Hill
W. O., Joseph Hubbard W. NJ, Gus Carton
W. D. NJ, Annie Howell; W. I. G., Charlie
Hill; W. D. G., Alexander Hill. N
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THIEVES And THINGS
Oyer at Rellnire-A Lady'a Arm BroLen.

|
Gen. a. J. Warner arrived here yesterday
Dennis Banks. OF the Office o, tho Ina
glass works, Is of for vacation In Maryland.
This weeks meeting Of City Council did
nothing Of general interest, but paid the
| bills due.
The families Of Earl CLARK and Josspb
Camp. OF the First ward, have gone 10 Burr
Mills for two weeks.
John Wel,on is accused OF STEALING .
satchel from fellow bosrder at the E,ia
House and has been arrested on the charge,
August Dsheunault, OF South Bellsire,
moved 10 Massillon yesterday, and will fake
one OF the Jobs In the new window elae,
house there. o.
The now furnace and ss.ck Of the National
Glass Works is for thirteen pots, whiis the
one 1t replaces we, for ten pot, The stack
Is now complsted.
Mrs. Johnson, Of the Union street boarding
house, broke one OF the bones OF her forearm
~ falling on the fl Dor yesterday morning.
Felsing's boat house is tied to the Virginia
shore opposite here and from now till August
16:h both men win be observed by those in.
tesested in the sport or in the betting.
The Burr's Mills camp meeting will begin
August II and continue till August 90. the
18th being the big day. The fare Tor The
round trip over the B. & o. will be eighty
cents.
Col. J. q. Sullivan, daughter.in.law and
family, are spending several weeks with Nj.
Thomas Carleton, Of Jerusalem, Monroe
county.
At the steel works Tuesday they had an.
other accident. What is called tbe shssr
crab bursted. and the works will be shut
down until new one can be- secured from
Pittsburgh.
The brakemen arrested for stealing tobacco
from car had trial, and Mackaboy was
Dismissed, the evidence not sustaining the
charges against him. McNsal was held in
$lo0 to answer ut court for the robbery.
Robert Chisholm left last night for Wash
ington City to Sec to the patenting Of his
invention ior consuming smoke and arrest.
Ing sparks on locomotives. Col. David
Rankin accompanies him from Pittsburgh,
Henry He'll, the oarsmau, received a tsle.
gram yesterday evening from Pittsburgh,
announcing that his boat could not be com.
plated before the day the race Is to come off,
The agreement was that he was to receive It
this week.
One OF the workmen engagod in putting
mp the derrick Tor the proposed oil we'll at
Wallaces dam, was struck CHANGING blow
BY ten pound sledge, which flaw of its
handle, A scalp wound two inches In length
sore, but not serious was dressed by d..
Kulz, and the man will be ready ior work
again in few days.
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MONKEY IN A DRUG STORE.
A Lively Chase After Chance vlaitor
from Brxzll..

A Lively Chase After a Chance Visitor
from Brxzll.
Yesterday NcLaiu Brothers, the druggists
snd dealers in birds, received by some uis-
take, q uort Of an animal that they have not
besn accustomed to handle, namely, small
aud healthy Brazilian monkey. Not know
ing wha. TO do with him, be WAS placed In q
parrots cage. OF course getting out Of it
was only fun for tho monkey, and be short
~ did 80 and went on tour OF investigation
among the bottles on the shelves. Finally
he found the prescription case and poured
some chemical on his hair and rubbed 1t In
with vigor which barber could emulate
10 advantage. But he had the wrong liquid,
q fact which soon made Itself apparent, and
the imp set up lively squssl which called
attention to the fact that ne Was at large.
The doors wero closed, and chase for his
monkeyship commenced. Thd colored por-
ter caught him, but was bit and scratched so
be at once let him 20 again, and wrapped
bags about bis hand preparatory to renewing
the attack.
While he was taking this p,ec.ution the
animal got his hands through the bars OF a
parrots cage, and literally snatohed the bird
baldheadsd. Then ensued monkey and
parrot tins' that put the historic one to
uhame. g G IT
The porter made new onslaught on the
monkey, but he lightly bounded past him,
turned the sods water on and went 10 fish
ing for gold fish, with such succeas that hs
sooR had the fnny den:zsus Of the aquarium
all over the store All the time he kept up
a >chsttsring and scolding that could be
heard square away. aud the parrots be.
coming excited, set up screaming that
would have drowned the noise Of steam
calliope. .r. .Es
Finally the pest from Brazil was secured,
fastened In big box and locked up In the
cellar. The MeAsra McLain say they will not
add simiaG:e to their line OF live stock. One
is enough tor life time. This one csn be-
bought CHEAP.
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FAlLAnILfHiA. Pa, August 6.-Flou1: f,c,b
gtouna Minneo ats h'u and cnotce old winter grades
steady ana ~ modera Q den, and; others dull Rye
aEn6 duii; Wheat inactive: No, red August va
November 9sxa97c.' Corn, options, Eo,hi1s isS:
car iots urn aud In good demand; mixed: 6iaS7e:
sail mixed August 6fA6sc: september G2a6sc; Ucto.
PR 61ae3c Noyem9e. eOe!c. Oats st,ony and
2whi&e t2a. ' "AA'' W. A'o'
=, TOLEDO. O., August 6-Thcat quiet and steady.
NO. Z req cash aud August S5hc bid; septic .arr
slc; octobet eSc' November S9Ac; yearSS..c hid.
70: soit slAc; No. tptirg si11aS5c. Com auist
September e6Ic eskcd; Ieject,d S.: no rrsde hic
OaG dull; No. 2 white Sdhc; No 2cash $50; August
2shc; September 2sc; rejected Sac wv 'As"as
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cb SSs1sas41I o. Angus! sPlour quiet and up
IN god aud arn No. Sc ' us sro Eoi
70; mixed soE Rye dull No. 2, Sc. Barley
slsaay and unbalanced. ,Porx arm al sl7Co. Laid
sn e., a. 4, 1S25 n Bulk meats strong
TO yAci snort GEAR 1ohc. whtaKy h!:her 1T 81 a.
~. Bui'eE scuye firm ana higher; e1trn creamery 9Sa
21e; choice Daily lSs2,c. Eggs steady al iOkaiIc
cheese stranger at 6%tSkc. ~ NN/.N4Ae'
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ABAD RAILROAD ACCIDENT
ON the T., l.. l. w. Track nj barton Tues
day Evening.

ON tic u, u. d W. TRACK nj BnrlOn Tues
day Evening.
The second section OF train thirty.ons,
south bound, on the Cleveland, Lorain l.
Wheeling railroad, backed into the St. Clairs.
Vile 4 Northern railroad at BArton's station,
on Tuesday at 5 o'clock P. N to pass north
bound train. It was long train Of empty
cars and when the cabooss was on the bridge
over Wheeling creek 1t jumped the track,
tearing the bridge entirely down and drop.
ping four freight cars and the caboose into
tina creek. Trueman Duncan was on one OF
| the cars and went down with the wreck into
the creek, but escaped with few slight
bruises. A wrecking crew fare at wUr re-
pairing the bridge and clearing up the wreck.
The 81, Clairsyille accommodation train VA,
on the Cleveland, Lorain l. Wheeling track
on It's way to Bridgeport when the acciden,
happened, and will not run until tbs bridge
Ia repaired.
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IOWA LIQuoE LAW.
Important Decision on tho JuriGtiiction
aE OfJuHticca OF the Peace.

kI'H OF L0htlccs OF the PeNco. .
MricAT,YE, IA, August 6.-Judge Hayes,
Of the Seventh Iowa Judicial District, has
rendered an important decision as to The
Jurisdiction OF Justices Of the Peace under
the new Iowa p'ohibitory liquor law.
Judge Hayes holds that Justices have no
Jurisdiction TO try, determine or pass judy.
ment upon cases under this law other than
10 hold the preliminary t.ial and bind de.
lendants over 10 the District Court.
The decision "a based upon the opinion
That tho penalties OF the new law exceed
the juriediction Of Justicea. BY this deci.
sion all liquor cfses commenced here IN.
der the new law are Dismissal. The quc,.
tion 10 one Of great importance, and will
DO appealed 10 the Supreme Court.
The petitioner Piefier, by habeas corpus
proceedings, sought 10 be released from
restraint by defendant 90 Sheriff OF Muaca.
tine county. Both partie. fully agreed
upon the facts, which are that the petl.
toner vas convicted before a Justice Of the
peace Tor selling Intoxicating liquor (flrt
ohepse) and sentenced TO pay fine oil $1t
and costs, and committed until the cos's
are paid: Judge Hayes rays tho only poin,
made relates to the jurisdiction Of justices
In such crsss. This question is determined
by the penalty provided by tho law in
question, which provides for the firsi
oirsnse defendant shall be deemed guilty
o! misdemeauor, and on conviction pay q
fine oil not moro than 500 aud coats, and
stand committed to tho county jail until
the tine and costs are paid, aad not be Oh.
titled to the benefit oil the provisions made
the poor convics until be shall have been
imprisoned Hixty days. Tho constitution
o! Iowa says all eIanses les than felony
and in which the punishment docs not ex
eeed fine Of $500, or imprisonment iol
thirty daye, shall be fined summarily before
q Justice OF the peace, and no person shal
DO held for higher oHsnse unleaa through
the Intervention Of grand jury.
The general rule In case other than fol
ceiling intoxicating liquors Is that no com
misment follows at all Tor non.payment 0
COSTS. According 10 the terms Of the pen
atty Tor selling Intoxicating liquors, a de
iondant who could not pay costs, even /
only q fsrthinc, would have 10 langu'sh IL
jail perpetuslly, except IS lie might be re
lieyed by the provisions made for til,
benefit Of poor convicts, and even here b,
must stay In jail sixty days, when IN al
other CASES the law, in plentitude Of mercy
only provides for thirty days imprison
ment.
1t would seem that this would or nigh
be punishment, although counsel for Stat.
sgreed otherwise. The State Supreme
Court has said that costs are part Of th'
penalty, but not OF the fine, which Judg
Hayes Pays ia conclusive OF the point unde
consideration. The Judge lays stree7 OF
the word punishment" being the on
used in the constitutional inhibition, ant
says It must be conceded that the punish
msn," provided docs or may exceed th'
above quoted constitutional Iimita!iona.
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THE GEHnANIA PICNIC
An Orderly, Enjoyable and Successful
Gathering.

An Orderly, Enjoyable and Successful
Gathering. 'm
The picnic given by the Germania Singing
Society at ssibert's Garden yesterday after
noon and last evening was bsyoad question,
one OF the beat and most enjoyable picnics Of
the SEASON. The afternoon and evening were
Just suited for such an entertainment. It
was pleasant and neither too warm or cold.
In the evening in addition to the full moon's
mellow Light that flooded the place, the trees
were lit up with Chinese lanterns and some
very pretty fire works shot of. The crowd
present was select and very orderly one:
every one had d pleasant time. The at.
fractions offered at this popular resort are 10
numerous that one never tires. The Ope.a
House Orchestra was present and played In
the handsome pavilion for the dancers,
The ewing, billiard tables. bowling alleys and
the shooting gallery all had their patrons.
Manager Beibers was every where seeing that
no one wanted for anything. Tho enter
tainment was like those always given by the
6oo,s'y, complete In eysry respect. '