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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-14
dlct Rendered story Of the crime.

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Oliver I, Borham, better known as
ssBnb Botham, Who killed Samuel Day
1t Beliaite on the night OF December 81
last, has been on trial al 81. Claifsyille al
this week for the crime, the Jury being
composed 81 llessrs. il. H. Ault, r, y.
Pollock, John q. Israel, lien Bond, Rob
EFT Irwin, Andrew Richards, James Davis,
Archibald Rask, VIM, ], Grove, .. E. Tim
.berlakejR Robert Duncan and Harvey Bum
gardiner Prosecuting Attorney Kennon
was assisted in conducting the case for
the State by. Hon. L. 4Danford, and the
attorneys for the defense. were ]. B, Smith
and james Il. Taiiman of Beiiaire. I.a
Borham, Day and Shannon Archer, an
,ex-policeman, had been drinking and
playing euchet together in Monahan's
saloon at Bellaire on, the night Of the muir
der; and Day got on his horse 10 ride 10
his home In the country Archer and
Borham accompanied him as far as the
bridge. over the creek. There Borham
stabbed Day, and then attacked Archer.
cutting him several times, but not danger
ousIy. Day fell from his horse, and died
after being removed TO house near by.
L .Bub Borham, the accused, was on the
stand for about, three hours tesdlying m
his own behalf, Hewent through tortti-,
Gus foss.examinatto ton at the hands Of Mr..
Daniord. His account of the Killing
showed that he either had made very
fine story or Remembered very distinctly
every little incident of the fatal meeting.
His account differed from all other wit
nesses in that he, says he did not draw the
knife until alter down with Day on top Of
Him and. Shannon Archer kicking him.
He says the cutting WIS done with q COM
mon pocket knife, which was produced in
court. According to physicians testimony
this would seem Imp sible.
q The evidence was finished on, Thursday,
and the case given to the Jury yesterday
forenoon: After, nearly six hours deli
beration the Jury returned o verdict OF
guilty Of murder in the second degree,
The father, wife and sisters Of the ac-
cused who have constantly stood by him,
were very much affected when the verdict
was announced. ;,,. 5V,l,
sVBorham was indicted for murder in the
second degree, and the general expectation
was that he would be convicted only Of
manslaughter. The penalty for murder 10
the second degree under the Ohio law ts
.imprisonmentfo for life. , e
\ DoSlr. fail to visit the Chapline street
rink Saturday afternoon and evening. and
seeEWilli II! Daniels, the graceful three,
State champion skater Ggii9 n Il'iiaf
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urho Fauine Paradox !"

Bsrtholomew's famous equine Para,
dox" is headed this way, and is booked
for the Opera House May 4. THIS novel
exhibition, though never seen here, Is
well known by name, though probably
.few.people understand It's character. The
Company" consists, OF twenty educated
horses, who accomplish feats seemingly
impossible, such as going through g trial
scene in court, fighting a sham battleo on
the stage, drilling in the most intricate
movements with the precision, Of veteran
soldiers, walking up and down stairs, eat
ing from tables and hundreds Of minor
feats. They appear on the stage entirely
free from harness or other traps, and
most Of the time without q person on the
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Aimee.

This afternoon and evening at the Opera
House Mile Aimee, the famous French
eommsdimne, will appear at the Opera
House for the second time In Wheeling
this season . in her English comedy,
/ .ssMam'zelle.n The play is an originaland
entertaining one, well put on, and the
novel business introduced in the cafe
chdntant scene never fails to conyulse an
audience. The fame OF the star, the good
report circulated by those who saw
.sNam,zellea hefe;last November and the
popular character OF the entertainment
afforded by the company may be expected
toSpack the house at both these presentaf
tons, Reserved seats are on sale at Baui
mer's music store. -. ! / N - w
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Strangers in the City and iWheeling Folks
.,i .lptAbroad. IL
: MIR. Sam B. Harrison is able to be out
again aitera few days illness. is
Delegate William II. Glover, Of Preston
county, was an the city yesterday.
Joseph Moreland, Esq, q prominent
Morgantown business man, Is ut the Stamm
House. - Z. =, 80 =.
Miss Lizzie Lash, ot Wheeling, isvisit.
Ing the family OF Geo. d. Curtis, Esq, at
New Martinsyille. h
Mr.. Walter X. Duyal is prominently
mentioned as a Republican candidate for
Mayor OF WellSburg. Ia
/, The National Republican,, oiiWashingtor
CITY, says: ut Is now thought that ex.
Representative Phil Thompson cannot get
the eommissionesship otinternal revenue
and Mr.. y. s, Miller is the fayorite.@ s * z
Mrs. =. W.Nvilson, wifeof the Governor,
Is eonyale from her recent illness,
but her little daughter is still very SICK,
though somewhat better yesterday than
theday before. The Governors mother
had sufficiently recovered Syesterday q
leave for her. home in Jefferson county.
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nE INTEREST no PARENTS NJ

The Easter holidays always brings q
demand for Boys Confirmation Suits
and for d number Of years We have al
Ways made special arrangements to meet
the wants Of. tho trade 10 that direction,
II This year we hare surpassed all our
previous efforts, aud can show you The
largest stock or B6ys' Clothing In tile
city, and Mt prices, lower than ever here
tofore. Call and ba convinced. 4
RRAUS BROS. 4 BAER.
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-A,s,ate senator HsaIa fr,leIrmr..

5sThe following merited mppllmeht 81 q
popular home INSTITUTIONAL clipped from
the. Preston County Journal the editor Of
which Is q member of the State senateisi
Z IVY hen adj. pf the readers ot the Joilrs
nal stops Of Wheeling and wants q good,
square meal AT o yeaso unable tigNfe, let him
dfopinto Martin Thnrnton.s Capitol Res
tatrant, on N arket street, near the New
McLure House, Thornton has been in
the business for twelve years. and feeds
Ssss g S q 81 a ety. 8sS sR@i ~
at his place Tor seven or eight weeks, we
know whereof we speak His fare lis good
and wholesome and clean, his prices are
very reasonable, and his Testaufsntl sNery
Observation-Disclosures. ~ i,-.'-s-
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AInm Arnla...I irI;ll.lhr,,nr.

Eal7t7sf3le74 l4lFtllt1l' ! = ----ll7- "
The, Town Council Of 81 Mays has
passed an order totbi dding employee on
trains from waving of the girls While
passing through that village under o.
penalty Of S. fine. The boys on the trainsl
say they wouldn, kick, against this
thing II some resttictio wereplaeed onthe!
girls. but az they are allowed to dirt at
IfheiEoWn sweet viii, st, iarys Is bound
6hold q mortgage on every man on the
train, from the ndnctors down. before
thehalcyon days Of spring have ended:
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Another ease Of robbery On Tile street
took place last night about o'clock on
Jacob street between Fifteenth and Six.
teenth, Awpman who had been mp town
shopping was returning to her home near
the scene OF the bbefyy and was carry.
ing an ordinary. small hand satehel. She
had noticed & man following her, itS.
parsntly, frpfe Twelfth street; and as she
approached her home she hurried up.
The man also increased lbs speed and as
he passed her snatched her Batchel and
ran; There swas 80 In money and sew.
erai small articieeo Of yalnein the satchel.
The case was reported TO the police.
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..nnlyll ! ! .WIamllnln,a H or

oninext Tuesday and We dnesday even
ingsthis play which has been giyeninyari1
Gus citiesin the past two seasons with CON
siderable Success will be presented at the
Wheeling Opera House. The play zone
OF the most entertaining Of Its class. II
tells story Of undoubted interest; 1t Is
well calculated 10 stir the sylnpathies of
the average spectator, and 1t dispenses po-
etic Justice in o manner and by devices
that strongly emphasize those qualities
that are commonly called popular, Mr..
Newton Beers, the stsr, .has made q high
reputation IN the role Of ,Roga, the tramp.
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JUST RECEIyED.

A large assortment Of. Spring and Sum.
mer Stock, consisting Of the latest yarie-
ties In Coatings, Suitings, Pantaloonings
and 0yereoatings, which we will make
up in the latest and bestFstyles and at
Also full line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. ,,,.,,, /. .,o,,s
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.wAsnISoSro Il; b. o., March Al AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
and generally fair weather, followed in, the
Ohio Valley by local rains winds gener:
ally shifting to southwesterly and falling,
preceded in the eastern portion by rising
For he Lower Lakes local SHOWS, fol.
lowed by fair weather, and again followed
during the night by local shows Or rains,
southefIy; followed during the might by
westerly winds, falling barometer and
warmer weather. ' ~, ~ III, sg (, ,.,ll 4.
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NEW GOODS In every department,
Something very choice iii Bmbrolderies,
White Dress Goods, Black and Colored
Silks, Summer Silks, Broeade YelIets,
Dress Trimmings, Jersey jackets, Neck
1. SWIBACKER, 1861 Main St.
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IA Q. HESS Is SONS.
LocAL BREvIlrIEs.
matters OF Minor Moment In and About the
Ci.V ''h titlfF IN K

CITY. ~ JtH OH
MArlNKEsa at both theatres to-day.
2 THE alarm sent in from Box yester-
day was caused by a chimney fire. 'a'fS
AiaRg in "Alam'zeIle" at the Opera
House this afternoon and evening.
An interesting event is,a1anged to take
place at the City Building this afternoon.
CLERK MrrcaEt1' sooaice at the Court
House has been fitted up with palattal
splendor. ~ z tt''i'i5iiF,s s wa "a !
"QuREx's EylpRxcEYiwilll be presented
at Charley Shay's Theatre this evening
for the. last time. -....-.. - THAT
THRlast will and testament OF Louisa
!. French, deceased, was yesterday admit
ted TO probate and ordered to be recorded.
JAcouEs KRUGER and company left yes.
terday morning for, GAINESVILLE, where the
atre goers had pleasant "pteams'' last
night. ssa4g .ss1a
THR Suspension bridge In now lighted
up in addition to the lamps along the
guards by electric lights lplaeedltin the
arches at each end.
Tug Mother Hubbard" polo game at
the Island last night was q very iangha;
Bile affair. Tonight there will be "a gem
eral foot ball game. ~ assts,@ ~ 20 as'si't
SoutRE woops yesterday released the
eolored man Washing ton upon his giyiug
bond for his appearance next Friday.
Mrs. Barger, thewhite partner OF his crime,
was confined to the house by illnesa u Z
D.iwgcREYSoLps, Sheriff Of lPIeasants
county, accompanied by j. Ratteison,
Deputy, brought Joseph Farnsworth to
the Moundsyille penitehtiary yesterday.
Farnsworth was entencedst TO four years,
imprisonment for stealing d horse. I
]. NAPOLEON B. LITTLE, who was sent. TO
jail on Wednesday on complaint of his
wife, who accused him. Of having designs
on her life, was released last evening by
Squire Arkie nppn -payment,of the costs,
the complaint having been withdrawn.
WHEN Clytemnestra Mac shote, Of Doc
lin, entered the rink the other evening
and viewed the Wheeling Washers, she
thought OF the woman I'M Mexico and
asked in a sfervid tone, "When will the
clipping begin" Netb Aiaftttstille Democrat.
YRrRRDAY morning there was an excit.
T M and tTwenty.eirhtb Streets.
AZ farmer's two horse team with large
wagon attached dashed along al q regular
race speed and were only stopped by run.
ming into q telegraph pole. s fsSs z
CLERK HooSi Yesterday admitted to
record q deed made March 9, by Joseph
Bt English and Josiah NJ English, execu.
tors OF theiwiii Of John Eng lish, deceased,
witl,the heirssofs the Enid John Enplists
IL Henry Hohl 81. consideration MS. $40,
ior n tfact III land a tltainihe something
n ~. IA acres. In Iiberty district. 8 ~
=. ssssss,,,a a. ,,,Sany rerra.ts tha = !,
~ bas.laa,s n ss .s ~.
NJ rs,I s.S.s nv M In stssaf cnn y
site Tie Grant is House. md which xas in.
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Aireward will be given to, nyonesFho
can sell shoes as cheap as we do. Baby
Shoes CSC, Rubbers 25c, Ladies Int style
Button Shoes Sl0O, Ladies' fine Rid
Shoes 81 Is. Boots 81 q, Ukur fne Button
Shoes s 90, High Top Shoes ior'all prices,
Ghildrens' Shoes 75c. Come and zee rs
to-day, as great bargains will Ne given.
Many new spring goods arein and some Of
the best styles ever seen In w heeling win
be shown: Come early and avoid tile
rush. ,'.''t sil u, T. LyNcir,
'fs'''T =. a Twelfth Street.
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4. 1. RICE & co.

We call attention 10 a 'naewline Of Jer.
seys Just received, and guarantee them as
good values us lyill be found infheeliy.
A. L. RlCE " CO. I
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l25se. oah dun and shade easier; sash "a 2s1sa
SoIse; April closed e. May slSa
Sf5sc eihsed Il sissc. Ryetteaay is &c beeiisS
dun and nominal as &C. Flaaseed qulet y = "
Ap All az IA OLE Sss NY 90 is eosed g
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S CSsg gS M Ia,s Apfii
siIe f fa,d md baiiredT "a
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BIffholA ND Match slS.-sf louf laltiy GSsise
and 1Ent Howard street. ana ~
s2e2aa COZ extra ieas 81 family ~ 81 MeSat
westS,p sss .lny CON-
StesdS and AZ srSized rot
NY NM Y, Bay sIs
PToSSI MI stsad mi quiet; mes pork SiB %
hnik meats de s W.. sSar LIS H.
lJaas s1fSt hatns Lard, fehned $40
sBntter steady; western packed llG2lei creamery
ouiet al sc, Eggs isK q 2Saeec. Coffee dnlls Mo
CARO- And ordinary 70 fall 1850 sIigat stead q
and quiet; Asoit . WHISKY steady a. q soal 2;
N1mf NIlFf
MI. s,..,1sd Ia birher Ieactsd ADVANCE lot
W. s'asgS All IA . IA nrSfnnt shipnent 81
~ X M IA IL aScStor "a; M
:, n M fed MiTch sc: April sSfa
80 S6iyee0iSc. Corn Inn aud higher under
Sncd sSpoft def,ands but speculStipnl are
Stilet; no. 5 yellow No. mixed ~ fatsei
No. y mixed 6lS;l do aireh and April tga10S
May and Juno 6Os{adD3kc. Oats dull No. z While
Ys s "a sf Basdt SSa cSsals f. s Sstfas %
Western dairy eXtfaS &c. ft ~ 4.
C,sc<. r., March "A flour. Steaiy. IN fair
demand and ~ chansed. Wheat ialr; No: rod
S5asIe; receipts 800 h1Ehelli Shipmenn none sSotn
saa SIssss M an I. SSs t eS
6Scg Barley IN fair demand: extra No; spfing ~
&c PoEs dall and 9; s ~ II RnI ~ sats MI
Sssns, stesSy ana ineSshged whisky dull and
nom inII n Ii II. Btter easier but INST quotabiy
lower Eegs dull and dropping At 1Sal9c. Cheese
dun and taehsassd, =, . =. !. Z! - II!
s, ~ ma
": NJ ~, NJ te Ia an
,nH III, sSch ana Nav ia sSte5
~ ~ All and NOMINAL. Cloyesseed 9uiet; prime
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IL. y TX
o, hHS co6S SsdeI ann
1n,ss, nsssinr N Si rs pAcEinr md shippinI
7tat Is: ilTht 81 2Sai Is; skips IS b6si Is Cattle
bfisE sttenser and l5c higher: cattle Of 1850 70
I'm ibs a S1a6 90 extra "a 70G5 ID. Texan II C0a
bS,S Hheef Receipa $500 head shipmentS 500
bead;. market 1rnr fol. good; low giedesl nnlm.
proved inferior 70 medium, u bgaS 00i good 70
choice s. boai 40. ~, .,;.fe I.
East LmxRrY, Pa, March IA Cattle market
nothing doing; receipts ,0lS head shpments ose
head. Hog, market brmt receip9 2A0o mead;
shipEess hsSS s5ad sssso s
tsr g. na nc ps1IS - nea
NV t day, no cattle shpped to New York
tns6nyF q E. = n ~ W
u ~ sts.a, % It,. to,s Itch.
Nh ~
as hss ~ IA Sssd, = -
~ = "a 81 y X p Ps,ra,.nn, js5 +
atto,., "a,
49, ~,
~. M All ~
sstS,s Id NM ~ ths sntir,sg Xii ~
asfiet day WIS noderateiy quictT The trade Is
stfIlWaiting Developments at the doubtful well on
Thorn creek = 4
sBEApfoRpi PA. March 13,4Crt,de oil lower Ma
ti6nGl transit and tide water runs Thursday Sc $50
barrels: total shipments Of go barrels; charters
1s7O barrels. clenrances 600 barrels; National
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The following shows the range Of the
as observed OF Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, Yesterday:
Z 4. ~ ~ 27s u a.,lsPG s'FsPA ses p
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! !, FINANckI AND RApE. /.
rho Feasufos Il DO money ana stock q. VI, 81

IA IN r.
~ " s"sE 10y S t''i
>, ii5s';y kets. at ., t.4.i,tE
,NEw YeRk, March q Money easy q lSik per.
as percent Sterling RxchaIiee bankers bills dun
al 81 s3l; demand 81 co. M Az itlipf iljls,l
GoyERSNESrsAQa Quiet ~ w : - q -i"r Il
RAfksoAp BosusSActiye and irregular.
STATE SRcuRiTins-Q Quiet and steady. L.,
sfocKs This was the dnilest AN on The Stock Ex-
change In many weeks. Not only was business or.
tfeineiy light but the day passed withbntth de-
|yelopnients Of news having any material effect
upon the prices and barring The medeIate auetaA,
ions ny hsIopening aud ata aua w tne is.
unIntetesting as eoulg he cted ~ midsummer
Transactions ~, Egg shares. 2. = = ,Sa, i.
pa W 4 a & a.: asatr y fis
sols. Missouri 9. 1o2l g Joseph. MSS: CSC
hrstSt II :Iennessee o. Old donew. Ten
Paeiae Land Grants. % DO RIO Gande, @: Union
i hasl Faa as n aS asaa gsss aS s
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Tan flnest skating q The, sea season can be
witnessed at the Ghapline street rink
Saturday afternoon and evening. With.
Daniels, the great champion, will give ex.
hibitions. ~ Il ~ a 81
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4 iTHR 4three.state champion skater, The
great Daniels, at the Chaplin street rink
Saturday afternoon sndleyeningi ! W, ~
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10000 bolts wall papers and borders to
match, wholelale and retail, Of manuiac.
tufers prices. 800 window shades riBde
up ready 10 hang, rom 10 centa up, also
carpets, oil cloths. rugs, mats, Dor Dc,
cheap for cash. Mail orders solicited.
Satisfaction guaranteed, at Nos. 20la and
2o2li Main street JoHs RoF,lEs 40.
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WE hare Just received a new stock Of
JACOB VI. GRUBB, the Jewleler,
y Cor. Twelfth aud Market SIS.
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3 Those who want to hasea Jolly good
time; should attend the Island rink this
evening. Agrand foot ball iPstne in which
everybody who desires can participates Is
on the programme. Monday night, by
request, the laughablc game Of Mother!
Hubbard foot ball played Thursday
night, will be repeated but with larger,
teams,yi llg u giJ7s 20 q hltA ~
] Hereafter the siireelist" atthisfinkwillt
positively be suspended. 'silieo
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We have received i've more cases Q
those Stiff Fur Hats at S2'90.
KRAUS BROS. & BAER.
Clotfliers and Hatters.
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u WI1I III DAs1gLs, the graceful cham.
pionis skater; will appear at the Ghapline
street rink Saturday afternoon and evening.
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WILL II. D4stEts, the most gacefnl
man on wheels, will be Of the Chapline
street rink this afternoon aud evening,
and givep eriormanceset scientific skating,
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LEATHER SKATE SArcHEls for 81 90 at
John II. Halls, llSS Main street. 4 =
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WILL II. DANES VIII. Sc AZ tho Chan.
line street Saturday afternoon and even.
ing. Hei the most graceful slater ever
seen here. He Is eognized everywhere
% . champion. y. Z 4. z 7. ~
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CHICAGO, III, March lSt-The DFotas' Journal 70.
portS: Live hoSs; Receipts Is 200 head; Ghipmenta
400 head; market steadyf good gtades 1Fn;
rough, packing. q loa4 gS; packing and shipping
Receipts 600 head; Shipmentsl2 800 head market
brisk, stronger and lie higher; cattle OF go 70
itO0 lis 81 a0a6 20: extra s. 70A5 90s Texan a 00R
bs00l Hheep- Receipts 2S00 head: Shipments 500
bead; market 1rInr for good; lowlgiafies nnlm.
proved; inferior 10 medium q bQa3 %; good TO-
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i - j fa,i r Z * = u Is :,
4 sam am Manitested syersi q the Rsght
Glass Reach Stptphy Next week n
~ - - ~. ~ ~ x. II
49,, Ills. Y
ABOUT one thonsa s people assembled
n the Capitol rinl last night 70. listen toI
Francis Murphy,s talk on, the s1bieet al
jn,e,nraranca hndsy M, 2 ,,s,,; ~ "a az
-. siie
Momans christian ms !, sociatpn. is,
Tie meeting opened by the choir sing
ina MCoronaH on !, feads ms az sti,e Scr;,,tb.
,,r 49, "a =, = ~. No.,
80 ~. tsa1es s 1,i ~ ~. ~. anu u,
prayer py rev y. w. dlte. AFTER anoth+
or song, Marshal q. w. Atkinson intro
dnced Sfr. Murphy 10 thes. audience .refers
III, Il lin ~ man whose ren,, IN, :.
- ~ -. - : - .AosS 4sas1'u %
= Temp efannce WoFkks aho reloifmef was
known all over this land and by thouS-
ands and tens ofthousands across The seas
80, i,ghoIhs;. ~, - u.
49,, III th;s cit g MSfk anu
tnSe lbf iinhdFeds 10 the nIsd,aS n X t5tsI
ahst;nence from intoxicSt ,ns Il y az 80 4
heveraoe :. 60 - tA' 80 "
M ssN,irnl ~ stennad i6,...;SS,i ~, .lap
nIatforn SI;nt amid 'rrsst snniSt M 70 IL
feeeiye he coolest atid iaas t. iSIi,ifsrsn u
recentionS. evsrI tsndered ,4 a mo ~ i,;s
nroS1insnce II, the BisiSry N tet5nsts, a 20
wSr IN tSis .eity1 tbS ctSss n n a PtI,e
,neet;tc Air Mnrnby t1o,r %gst.ssiS,, 70 10
Tefer 'is No verv comni;mSntssS w. ~
tfie General afsence n enthns;ss;n X s ss "a
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ont srd warm mn n ti,a in,;S Sge,S ~
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Regtatr Eiltottal9f + fG3Bd y
The Registers Washington specials are
replete with interesting matter.
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Tx most scientific skater In the world,
VIII Il. Daniels, Hiii;he at the ehapiine
street tink this afternoon and eyeaing
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Speeisst alotfcrs.

ACAIsp. 10 an who an tafIetine from ess4o MON
and Ind hops 5of Yputh, nerfonA weakneII
carly eeeayt los q Iusiiheqd Cd, VIII send 70.
cipe tnlt vi cur you; " tlk OF CHARGE This
south America Send aSlf 0fVeiofe "a
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!! tDoslriaili to visit the Chapline street
rink Saturday afternoon aud evening. and
seer yyilllHi Daniels, the graceful three
State champion akater.ll EliEII4N NlIIia2
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The Alex. swift i. passed q! up with OF
The Clifton passed down with aibriek
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TaE Suspension bridge III now lighted
up in addition to the lamps along the
guards BY electric lights Iplaeedlin the
Sorohas ot zach and Eatr ,
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ltURPHY A5T 5THEi RINK.

A DISAPPOINTING AUDIENCE.
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,lirf g4t Il y = III st
lAbgut Thira as Many People n were II.
( peetsd, aud adNossuI Lack q Kntisasi.s
sam Sfanifests Several q 4iisIfie ht e
n Glass cached ,stpsphy tWseis. \