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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
BRID9EPonT.

0u Tuesday Mrs James Trett. Wishing
to 20 down town, left her 3-yesr-oh child
With an old lady during her absence. BY
some means the lady allowed the child TO
tell on q heated stove, burnit 2 its tace and
hands terribly.
Lost-in Rr.dgsport-s email painted
banner. The finder will be rewarded BY
leaving the same at Miss Maggie AdolpAs
store.
Col. z B. Rc=is, Of BeIlsirs. .ss in
town yesterday.
Mr.. North Wes, 10 ouI on 3 business
trip.
b. q. Souders, Of Martin Ferry, uss n
town yesterday.
Mrs John RcJ5 is OF the SICK Est.
z. e. Howell, Es9 is indIsposed.
Mr.. Will Hanlon il in Cleveland on hqsi-
ness
Judge Ksl!e5 passed through toul yes.
terdsy on his way 70 Woodsfeh, where he
win open court
Louis Cline Is in Cleveland spending hi,
annual vacation.
Yesterday vas psy day .! Wheeling
creek minss, the first in three noutha
Andy J. Heinlsin vii be home sir'J
next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
WORSE THAN NIHILlsM,
A Wholesale Assassination Plot
Discovered.
MURDER OF TWENTY LEADING MEN
Arranged by Band Of Socialists
Who Also Propose RaEing @
S Chinatown.

SAN. FRASeIsCo, December IA mos'
sensational aud startling plot for wholesale
assassination of the most prominent men
in this city came to light here LAST night
Some time ago the police obtained intor'
nation Of the existence of an organization
called The Socialistic Revolutionary
1sssoe4stioa,' which, n was asserted, was
composed of ultra-socialistic members. A
close watch was KEEP! on their movements,
and the police finally succeeded
in obtaining the minutes OF
one of their meetings, held on Nov
vember23. From these it was discovered
that i, was the Intention Of the association
to put out Of the way about twenty men,
including ". 7. Coleman, Congressman
W. W. Morrow, Gen. W. H. L. Barnes.
Mayor Bartlett, United States Judge Lo-
'renzo Sawyer, Leland Stanford, Charles
Crocker, Governor Stoneman, the princi'
psl police officials and several Others.
These names were placed on the prospect
i've list" sni placed in the hands Of The
Executive Committee to carry out the or
ders OF the association.
The committee were TO devise the best
mode of accomplishing the ends OF the
base plot, aud were thus engaged when
their work was brought TO sudden termi-
nation last night By the discovery of the
associations headquarters, ct No. 900
Montgomery avenue, by the police, and the
arrest of tour men found therein, named
julius C. Koosher, Henry Weiseman,
Charles Mittel,tadt and Oscar Eggers.
In the room were also found complete
laboratory to- the manufacture of internal
MACHINES. The men were taken to the
prison, when they boldly asserted they
we're dynamiter5, aud proposed to get rid
OF the citizens named, and then razs
Chinatown. The prisoners also belong to
toe German branch of the Anti-Coolg
League. No charge has yet been entered
against the prisoners. Further develop
nlenrs sra expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
A FORTUNE QUICKLY GONE.
tn. Remarkable Story which q. N. Ham
Ntou Told IN Court

The Remarkable story which . n. Ham
Ntou Told IN Court
NEw YoRK, Decembsr l6.--k very In
teresting case was before Justice GoEmsn'
in the Court of Special Sessions, : few days
ago. The plaintiff was Major Vim. Han
cock Clark, and the defendant was SylVes'
ter NJ. Hamilton. The suit was to recover
money due on the purchase of q
farm. Some time ago, when Ham
ilton was supposed to be worth half q
million dollsrs, he took o taney to
Major Clarks farm and msde the latter IN
offer, which was accepted. The trGnItsr
was made, but afterward Hamilton ior'
tune dwindled with such remarkable ceier'
ity that he was compelled to confess him
sell q apauper. Hamilton failed % appear
at the trial and judgment bydetahlt was
rendered = Afterward be was brought be,
fore the Sollrt to shoW eanse Hhy hgshould
notbe panished for conteuft in HfusiDg
to submit 70 examination asfe els posses
sions. Re then mSde tns foiio"ang re-
markable statement:
II have resided at No. l28 West Fifty
ninth street since December, 1884 am
not in business nov. In 1881 and 1887 L
was in the brokerage business and was q
director in the Old Dominion Mining Com
pany. held some $4,000 shares OF the
stack, the par value of which was SlV q
share. In June. 1884, I sold all of my
stock to my wife for $4,000 in furniture,
real estate, etc. | bought &c or 81
houses from Charles E Budden'
sick for $55O,0CO, although 81 900 600
was the sum named in the deeds Mort.
cages on this property have all been fore
Closed. The Old Dominion stock held BY
my wife has been assigned to Maio' CLARK
as part Of the purchase price of his farm.
I own $500 shares Of the Barra Copper
Mining Company's stock, 1000 shares OF
Waldron mining stock, and $4,000 shares
OF Oxford Dover mining stock. All
this stock is hypothecsted for
its full value" When questioned
az to some fue tro,tiug stock which
he was supposed to own Hamilton explain
ed that he had parted With all Of the horses
Hamilton furt6e. testified Ss follows; 81
sold my stable at no. lO7 East SD street
to L. s. Grant, jr. in 1884 Ig4ve my
wife $4,000 in diamonds in 1882, bat she
has been obliged to part With them to pay
our living expenses. We are renting flat
for $40 a week, which my wife pays |
have no income, bu: borrow from friends.
Whist other Sums | receive get from my
vile There are sixteen judgments against
Hamilton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
MANY EMPTY HEADS.
California Wheat Not Up to Expectations
The Yield In Ten States.

California Wheat Not Up to Expectations.
The Yield In Ten States.
MILWAUKEE,, December les. W. Tall
uadge, of this city, has received from HO-
race Davis, q San Francisco ststisticiAn, Q
final report Of the wheat yield in that
State The report says: The crop has
yielded nothing like the amount predicted
during the summer, The threshing which
has Just finished, has disclosed many emp.
ty heads il the grain, which goes far toward
cutting down the former estimstss. The
best suthorities now estimate the yield at
20, 900, 900 bushels. This is from 5000, 900
TO 1000, 900 bushels less than any former
estimate. These figures are admitted by
all authorities to be correct" The final
estimnts Of Y. J. Chamberlain, the OHIO
StatisticiaD, Is also received for the total
crop Of ten States, which Mr. Chamberlain
places at 3l0, 900 900 bushels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17

Secret Session. Of the Executive
Board Of tho Federation.
THE SCALE ADOPTED YESTERDAY.
The Convention Adjoums Sine 0Ie---a
Rouslng Resolution Tabled BY
One Vote.

PIrsBCRG. December l6-Ths E1ecc.
Board Of the National Federation Of Miners
and Mine Laborers, held secret meeting
here this evening and elected the following
officers: President. J. B. Fleming. of Pea
body. ". We. Secretary, Chris Evans, ot
Pishbafs. II vas iscidsl - esH Con.
ssnfica q ths railrpsA niass. sfwsssrs
Psnnsylvanis - soon - practicable
for the purpose Of taking aetiou
on the scale presented q! tha joint confer
ence of operators and miners, and to elect
delegates to the Columbus convention.
Also that . joint meeting Of miners Ct
Ohio, Western Pennsylvsnis. Illinois and
Indiana be held M Columbia
Ohio, on February 2jth, 1856, and
that the miners Of the Kanavhs.
Mononashela, YougAiouRhsny and other
works on the Ohio river be invited 10 a.
tend, with view to organizing the CON
pstiug mines along railroads and rivers
into districts. The Maryland miners were
received into the federation, and The Pc
cahontas, Va, Elk Garden. W. Va. Clear
field, Pa. mberlAnd, Nd, and Msyersdale.
Pa, regions were arrsJed into federated
district with Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and
Colorado into another district. Their del
egates we're instructed TO hold conventions
a. soon ~ possible. 4 resolution was
adopted fAvoring the Hennepin canal
project and urging an sppro'
priation to construct the same.
The board then adopted an address 10 the
miners Of the United States and Terrific
ris., recommending that defense fund bs
collected at once, to be held subject 10
call, as in the event Of failure 70 arrive
at An amicable adjustment Of prices paid
for mining in the several States. . strike
will be ordered in oil the low priced die.
tricta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
PARKERsBURe CRIMINALS.

Blowers, POstonice Robbers-The
Brigade Of Internal Revenue Viola
tors
PARKERsBURd, December l5.-Ths Uni
ted States Marshsls have arrested and
ready for trial before the coming term OF
the United States Court more criminals
than we're ever brought before il during one
term. Prominent among them is William
Bowen, alias Rnchbsum, alias Goldberg,
one of the mos. notorious safe blowers
and postoffce robbers in the Stale.
Bowen came from Buffalo or
Troy, n 7, several years since. His
partner, Jacob Hertz, alias John Hines.
alias John Davis, is also another sale
blower and postoffice robber, who has dis.
located more safes and robbed more post
Offices than any other burglar in the STATE.
Hertz haa respectable wife. | am 10.
formed, who carried on millinery bnsi-
meas in the city Of New York The psrtic
ular case on which Hertz and Bowen are
10 be nov tried is the robbery Of the Smith,
ton postohce.
albert Dauson, another mail fo55er,
was brought here from the gen to be tried
fer a second of the bali dozen nail rob
herles he has com mitted.
There are seventeen illicit dealers and
Internal revenue violstors in jail and un.
der bond for trial, among them one iona
than Reed, Of Calhoun, noted d'sperado.
A divorce was granted Mrs Jenny from
John Jenny, of this city, yesterday evening
in the Circuit Court Among the aIsga,
tious in the bill Mrs Jenny charges John
with cruelty, neglect, and that on one occa'
sion her husband, in order to get lid OF her,
tried TO kill her BY pushing her in front OF
a moving freight train on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad
Mr. Richard Neil, who was struck By bis
sen with poker, driving it into his brain,
a few days ago, an account OF which ap'
peared in ,hs REnrsTER at the time, is re.
norfed dyiop thIs morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
PARKERS BURG.
A Series of Damage Suits Against the
City-Sotes.
gn..E,g.o fbs ps7{sfar


PARAERsBCRC December 10 Sewing
machine circles loss a valuable member in
rbe person Of ". c. BAiley,ot Rayenswood,
Eho after ten years faithful services with
the Singer Manufacturing Com psuy, sewers
his connection with the company and goes
on the road for the Warren Paint Compa-
ny, of Warren, o.
The heavy rains of Saturday night and
Yesterday have given the Little Ksnswha
8 boom. The latest advices from head
waters report II foot rise and rising one
foot PEI hour.
A. F. RAIDER, deputy marshal, with
guards, passed through here en- route to
Moundsyille with several prisoners recent.
ly convicted in the United States Court
The Salvation Army sensation was set
tied in Police Court today, By Mr.. and
Mrs Terrell paying fine OF 81 and costs.
The city of Psrkersbnrg is nov engaged
in defending series Of damage suits on
account of the changes in the grade of
certain streets made some time ago.
During the present term of the Circuit
Court the folloRing damage suits have
been disposed OF: Esther White, verdict
TWO hundred dollars; Mrs. John Peppers,
eighty dcllsrs. The Jury in the Wyatt
autcbiuson's case today gave verdic.
tor 5000 against the city. This case could
have been compromised few days ago
for $500. but for the opposition Of oae
man who objected 10 the compromise.
These facts in connection with other mat
rers 20 to show that change is needed
Public opinion seems to be drifting that
wsy, aud # the Democrats are prudent
enough to pat the right kind of ticket in
the field the OH Of January will witness
the inaugural of reform in city matters.
The emergencies Ehice are to be met next
year in financial way the election of tSe
oest and most careful of our citizens to
the responsible positions to be flied.
Depaty Marshal VIII Ramp ia here
again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
WASHINGTON NEWS,
Painting Out to the President His
Mistakes.
s.,.rOs aIrcHELrs VlHDICArloN.
80. me Importance OF a Congress
nan Oiminishes Upon
Close View,
sessial % iss Rsclss,.

WARRINGTON, December lS-lt IS Ststed
49,, the President hss been very much
,,,,n;.hed since Congress conveaed By toe
...,,nsss be has received from Senators
IL representatives interested in the re-
,..., be recently made that When he hsd
= ss,r,ins,ed cSi isctiona5le men for cthce com
,I.ir,s would be gladly received BY him.
The rs,, OF callers 8. the White House
,,,r .nst there have been nearly as many
Republican Senators and Representatives
rs,bsvs talked 70 the President as Dem
,.-.tic officials These sojourniugs to the
r,sc,tivs Mansion were for the purpose
;, Doiaing out TO the President The errors
- Ia, made in his appointments, aud
.h,,s sho have talked TO him on the sub
-, believe TIA, tbe'e will osquits a aum
~, of noniustiors withdrawn before the
Ss,s,s refuses to eon6rm them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
mITcHElus YINoIcATIoN
-. Ritter Attack MAI I pla al u Before
EssCtiou.

EsSCtOu.
S.y.,ia. 20 ~ 2, ,.sEsr
WARRINGTON Dec, nhe7 ia good
,,nv usn have Je-n p.sied into public
n. b. s,iacss from lhs P-sss and personal
.rsniss I. iev-i7pef ;ha: ex-senator
linn Z. Michel. 0; Oregon, recently re
.Isc.ed By the Layj.I u,e OF that State,
.ssnters public IL. M account Of q per
,opsl wsris;e vsgei u2oa hin. Major "
Z Csls;n OF Indians. @a4 first induced
3, run for Congress by toe Ieers Of some OF
ia enemies, wa ,a,i hat b.
-,eH not come Z. tyJ Ecsss II Ee
ssD,si 10 Bat senator Mitchell
FINISHES on Of the m7s. striking ils,au
ga of nan being driven INFO high PU5
B, uosi-ioo through a s2i,i' Of sel',Pro;ec'
sou. Your correspondent has just received
, Istfer from Mr Mitchell, who is az his
hous in portland in which h yeritiss the
ss,smenr Of his political principles aud the
2,sdic'ious Of his future coarse IN the Sen
ss oarEn-d ir the'e dlsp,rchss = couple
,l weeks sgo Referring TO his re election,
Senator NlJchsll say
II have been most O.'rss sOusiJ mlsEep-
resented by the p5ess li5pAIcaes that have
zone out from tbs cI.v These dispatches
.,s under the exclusive 1rtroi Of the Port,
and Oregoniau. and is editor has been
u1,crupulous and bitter in the extreme in
Es sarfare or me-. I did not desirs 10 ne
candidate for lhs Ssua'a al Ibis
ine. aud was no' & candidate until
he O:sgoaian, through tear thar
nv name would be brought
,orzard assAiled me in the manner thar it
i'd This wss on Saturday morning the
Alb ot NOyembsr. ] th-n Immeilstely
announced myself as q candidate, went 10
Salem oa Monday The 18Th, aad on Wed
ue.3a7. the lSJb, was elected | received
u second 5allO. in jniny convention the
7o;ss Of ,hirty-eight Republicans, or four
zors than tso thirds o; al the R~pabi-
.Ars 10 the legislature Ga this oallo;
;e7slyesu Democrats cane 10 my support
a-d ended the contest, giving me ten
no votes than enough TO elect.
Tbs Democratic support was no! the
result Of any bargain sxprt sSed or implicit,
sacl and every cne Of them was my warm,
gsrsoual friend. No; ore oi them would
Aa7s CAS-. his vote for me had | indi-
s,e5 in a17 manner that | would in
,Gra s7sldon ny political principles.
heir constituents IN the courties repre-
,su;sd 57 rhrm Eere. su fully pursuaded,
Amos, unanimous 10 ta7or Of my election,
Irrespective Of party. There are in the
Laglsla,lre. all jCli, ninety members, htry-
tEo Republicans and tbrrfy-sight Demo
2,s's OLe Democrat was absent; forty
17e, therefore, were enough 10 elect; Ire
ael7ec s'tyS Wuhou- any doubt whs'.
ever had another balIO; been taken would
haze rrc-.7a5 more thsn enough RepaOE-
Isn 70;ss 70 elect ne. I can assure m
7ic'of7 Is sll that could bs desired hY any
lTiCg nsu The tet-a' Of ny enemies IS
decisive ard crushing.
Tie s'scEs made uoon Seuator Mitchell
sscs Q: rhe most bitter personal character
S.s =.sS'ior hss fuiv viR1sc4rsd him. AS
1'eiicrsd 10 those disps'chss he will be a
s'n Republican,, a1i a credit TO the peopls
Eao have Te Installed him il pabhc Iife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
THE AXIOM SALOON.
The PYoprietof's statsmsnt-GensraI ~
ufation of the Place

The PIoprietor's statsmsnt-Gensrai ksp.
utation OF the klaee.
In another column appears card from
Clem. Moore, proprietor Of the Arion -.
loon, in which he says te does not sell
beer to minors. We are glad to hear that
this is 90, but statements have been made
which do not bear ont the assertion. !: d
fact that boys Of all colors are frequently
to be seen in the place, and the gensEAl
reputation oftss house. among polieenes
end others. 10 bed, q disorSa9 eesdncs
and fghtipg frequently seeyss among ID
patrons. II being Q place Of sneh eAarsc
Ten, Il would seem TO demand the sttention
Of The police until ~ isrorsnsut sts'
place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
Broken Rail Causes the Death of One
Passenger and Injury of Eight Others.

Broken Rail Causes the Death of One
Passenger and Injury of Eight Others.
EAGLE Rock, IDAHo December 10
south bound express on the Utah and
Northern Railway which left Butte, Mon
tans, last evening, met with very serious
accident point half way between Nam
good and Market Lake stations. The train
was running along smoothly at the rate Of
twenty miles an hour when t"o coaches
and a sleeper were suddenly thrown from
the track. An examination showed that
one of the rails had broken completely of
after the engine, baggage and mail car,
and that Of the Superintendent, had surely
passed over. The ditchsd cars we're not
badly wrecked, but W. O. Palmer, an en-
ploye Of the company who was on his way
70 Eagle Rock, was instantly killed, and
eight other passengers were more or less
injured. The dead man and the wounded
we're taken to Eagle Rock, where physi
clans attended the sufferers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
Made Crazy By Eating Pork.

Troy, y. Y, December l6-This morn
ing F. \. Jones, residing in Mechanics
vile, was discovered in his yard as though
insane. He WAS tearing the fancs TO
pieces and sildiy ges,icuatipg. His wife
came running from ,hs house acting in the
sane manner. Neighbors quickly collect
sd and endeagorsd TO quiet them. 1t sp.
pears that they had been eating largely OF
fresh pork and sausage, and the doctor
Who vas called pronounced 1t case OF
trichina spiralis. The family, consisting
of Jones, his wife and two children, are all
yicE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
CONDENSED IeLEeRAMs.

John Kelly is recovering his old-tiue
vigor.
A scheme has been discovered to rob the
Vanderbilt tomb.
A bride and groom were drowned while
attempting to cros the Chattanooga river.
Jadge james Pryor, Of Covington, died
at the residence Of his daughter, aged
eighty,three.
John 0'HArS, convicted Of marder in st.
Louis, has been sentenced to be hanged
FebruAry5.
Cyrus Field thinks that the Government
should purchase all the telegraph lines 10
the country.
Tiffu, O., is excited over Q sensational
divorce suit in which some prominent peo
rle are compromised.
Insurance companies have instructed
their agents to levy from 10 to Is per cent
advance on rates on various citiss anC
towns in Tennessee.
The revenue expenses have been reduc
cd By the removal Of thirteen employees Q
the Q. s. custom house in Baltimore.
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THE ORIGIN DISCOVERED
That Caused the Epidemic at Martins
burg.
NDac{dI % Me RSoiSkeI

Special 10 Lhe ReoiStez.
+ MARTISsBuRG, W. Va, December To-
A special meeting of the City Council was
held last night. The local Board Of
Health and three physicians, who had
been notified to enquire into the cause Of
90 much sickness in our community, made
their report. After q thorough examins-
ton of the streets, sewers and streams Of
the city, they arrived at the following con-
elusion: Tuscarora, small stream
flowing through the centre Of the
city, was found to be partly
filled with filthy and decomposing refuse.
The sewers and cutters OF the city we're also
found to be anything else but clean. A
large cinder bank near the B. 4 o. railroad
shops, which has been burning for more
than year, has, during that time, been
emitting csrbonic gas, which has proven
very deleterious to the health Of the COM
munity. Most Of the sickness is trsceable
to these three causes. The council at
once, appropriated sl,000- 20 the work Of
thoroughly cleaning up the city, which
work will commence at once. Our citizens
praise the prompt action Of the council
and will earnestly cooperate with it in its
action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
VANDALISM IN MERCER COUNTY

Horses and Cattle BsInE Poisoned by an
Organized Gang OF RufSsns'
SHARON, Pa, December l6.-Thsre is
gres. excitement in the eastern part OF the
county over the fact that there appears to
be an organized gang Of vandals operating
in lha. section. Horses and cattle are
dyiDz daily, in sufficient numbers to cause
The greatest slarm. Veterinary surgeons
have anAlyzsd tks g:pmschs Of several OF
The animals and assert thai death was due
70 srsenical poisoning. Committees are
being fozRsd and their actions VIII De d.
rse+sd towarj tie capture Of the mis-
cFsspts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17

PIrTBuEe, December l6.-Scarlet lever
Of malignant type has broken ont ct the
Protestant Episcopal Home for Childrn in
this city. There are eighty Eve children
IN the Home, and the si,ustion Is alarming
Fcor deaths have occurred and ten chl
dren are nov lying Ill with the dread dis
sase. Everything 10 being done to cheel
the progress Of the coniagion-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
Enr,naiIH EleciAd. .

RICHMOND. Va, December 1.-THE
two houses Of the General Assembly met
in Joint session to day and the vote for
United States Senator was announced
The president Of the Senate, who presided
over the meeting, declared John VI. Daniels
elected Senator to represent Virginia in
the United States senate for six years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
MARTINS EKRRY.

edistsly. A female cook
at ths Hanover Hotel hsst coms vsll
recommended.
Mr.. Alfred Cline. a examining sgen,
Of the Pension Bureau, vas in tosn ysstsf
day on business.
lev johnson and bis COMPANY are st the
Hanover Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Craig are tho
guests Of thGR father. Vim. Paul. E.q.
Ds. ]. n. Blscktord bad his hand sight
y hurt yesterday BY . peculiar sccident.
Mr.. Carroll BOYD y On the sick list
Mr.. Frank link 10 in CoutlAnd On busi
nsaA.
There 10 another Wedding 10 high life.
On Tuesday night the Yoong AAsrsd
FolkS Clab net 81 the rssidepce ofM Il.
SAssts The evening vs spsnt In The
usual pleasapt manner Characteristic Of
this club. One Of The plsassptess paris Of
the evenings entertainment vss the pre-.
ssuiaiioa Of . very handsome silver tea
service 10 Mr.. and Nrs. X. N. Thsskss,
original members Of the club. snd VIC
are about to leave for Springfield, Nc, te
take up thsir permanent rssidsncs. Hf
z. d. Csttsll made . Aappy prsssntstion
speech, which vas received With .
great deal Of laughter and spplsusA
Mf. Tbesksr, 10 Q fsv Appropriate fsna,ks
thanked tbs elab for their Kindly rsmsm
brarcs. The following members vsrs
present r W. TtsakeT ssd lsdy. K D.
Csttell sad lady. John r. Nills ssd lady.
e. C. Boyd and lsdy. Judgs J. 8 Cochrss
and lsdy. CAPT Levi ". lngIsSsisht and
lady. J. B. Gillespie and lsdy. Gsesse a.
Smith and lAAy, u G. Mitchell and ledI
and d.. 3 o. Williams and ls1y. The
occasion will long b rssasnbRed - oos
mot .eicitious in the history Of this vssy
happy club.
The Johnstroa Minstrel Cenyasy gsrs
. fpe ex x,ibstioa st tie Rufsha riak, Ias'
night. The entsftainnsna vii b rspsatsd
tonight, being pssfaesd By . strsst psrsdA