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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15
BRIDGEPOnJ,

There will be an interesting pony race on
the new Island fair grounds to-day be-
tween DR. Van Wagner's pony and another
one belonging to James Terrell, Of Etna,
vile.
Mr.. NJ. j. Herman, one Of Bridgeport
Oldest citizens, died at his home in Kirk,
wood yesterday morning about seven O'Clock,
Mr.. Tierpan was about eignty-one years oil
age and died OF old age and its infrmities
On account of the rain the social to be
held at S. A. Junkins' was held in the base.
uert Of the Presbyterian Church. The net
proceeds amounted to $50.
DR.. Wagner's gray pony Jude" will run
a race on the Fsir.Ground this evening at
6 o'clock against a Smithield running
horse.
An elegant party was given at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. John Amerine, west Of town,
last night. There were from 81. ty TO seventy,
I've persons present. The party enjoyed
themselves with games, conversation and
Est, but not least, refreshments. Every.
ody present felt that they were glad that
they were there.
After all our complaints everything comes
out all right. The recent rains have raised
lie vail Of gloom from the farmers, as they
are realizing that the fall pasture will be
abundant TO meet the wants OF their stock.
On Thursday evening a construction
train on the G., L. & W. ran into the rear
car, train No. 6, which leaves Bridgeport in
the evening. The accident occurred on
the trestle this side Of Flushing, and fortu,
tupatyly did but little damage other than
wreckiDg the hind part Of the car, and the
pilot Of the construction train engine.
Yesterday 81, 900 was paid Mrs. Eliza
RomicB, of Martins Ferry, By the Bridge
port National Bank. The money wa due
her from the Government for back pension,
her husband having died OF disease to which
he became subject during his service in the
army.
Mock turtle soup this morning and even.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15
ON THE OHIO.
In Epitoms OF EeWs Concerning b Boats
and Boasmsn.

An Epitome OF News Concerning b Boats
and Boasmsn.
River 5 feet 5 inches and rising.
Chancellor, for Charleston, at 8 q m.
Down.. 81. Mcconnell, light, 8 a. n.
Louis A. sherley, for Pittsburg, az $50
q. N.
The Telegram leaves Tor Darlington at
3 p. N.
The steamer Scotia has laid p q. Pitts.
burg.
Hornet No. 2 passed up at $50, light, on
q engine.
Emma Graham passed down for Cincin-
natl at 2 q. N.
C. ". Bachelor leaves for Pittsburg at
I a. m. to-day.
The Courier will be to-day's Parkersburg
packet at IL a. m.
The Louis A. Shelley leaves FOX Cincin-
natl at 6 q. N tomorrow
lows CD with empties-Ed Roberts, $50
q. n; Fred. Wilson, 9 q. m; Geo Kyle, III
g. m; Little Fred IL m; Coal Valley, s
p. m.
Following shows the stage Of water at up
stream points last evening: Parker, 6 feet
and stationary; Greensboro, 10 feet 3
inches and stationary; Lock No. 4, 6 feet
and stationary; Brownsville. 5 feet 2 inches
and stationary; Oil City, 2 feet and rising;
Rice's Landing, 4 feet 10 inches and rising;
Morgantown, 3 feet 10 inches and rising.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15
THE NAILERS
Have q Hearing Yesterday-The Case a
Serious One.


Have q Hearing Yesterday-The Case a
Serious One.
The cases Of the State against the six
Benwood nsilers charged with sssaulting
Chris. and Jerry Hillery, Saturday night,
was called before Justice Edwards, at
Moundsville, yesterday morning. The ex-
animation was in the Court House, and
most of the day was taken up in hearing
evidence, spsttipg between council,
etc. The counsel for the State
we're Hon. Alfred Caldwell,
Hon. George B. Caldwell and Prosecuting
Attorney Megher, while the defendants were
represented by Messrs. Parkinson and Girls
well. The attendance OF spectators and
witnesses was very large, some of the latter
being compelled to walk down from Ben
wood. The warrants were sworn out
last Monday and charged the de-
PENDANTS with assault with intent to
kill. The assaulted parties, father
and son, were beaten in q terrible n
with a loaded cane and with a piece OF
plank. The father, Chris Hillery, is a coal
miner, and his son is a feeder in the Ben
wood mill, who is now learning to grind
The State allowed the original charge Of
assault to be dismissed, and in its steso
brought a case under chapter l35 of the
Acts Of 1882, which reads as follows:
Sec. 9. If two or more persons. under the
maze Of Red Men" Regulators" Vigil
aule Committee" or any other name or
WITHOUT a name, combine or c~onspire TO
gerhtr for the purpose of inflicting any pun
ishu emf, or bodily injury, upon any othe,
person or persons, y = = every sucl
p;Isor, whether he has done any act in pur,
suance of euch combination or conspiracy
or not, shall be guilty ola ~misdemeanor ano
fined not less than fifty or more than fv.
hundred dollars, and may, at the discretion
of the court, be confined in Jail not less thar
one nor n ore than twelve months.
10. If any person in Pursuance Of such
combination or conspiracy as is mentioned
IN the next proceeding section, shall inaict
any punishment or bodily injury upon an
other person, or shall destroy, %injure, or
take and carry away, any pyTT00SSs!ttyy, real or
personal, not his own, he shall be guilty ola
felony, and confined in the pen~itentiary not
less than two or more than ten years. And
if, on the trial of an indictment under this
section it shall be proved that two or more
persons, the defendant being one, were
present, aiding and sbetting IN the
commission Of the ofense charged
therein, it shall be presumed
that such ofense was committed in pursu-
snce of such combination or conspiracy in
the absence Of satisfactory proof to the con-
trary. And all persons who shall be pres
ent, aiding and abetting, at the commission
Of any ofiense mentioned in this section
shall be deemed c~onspirators within the
meaning ofthis and the next preceding sec
ticn,
This puts the defendants in a bad position,
and as the prosecution seems determined to
puth tie case to the utmost, it may 20 hard
With the accused. The prisoners we're held
TO bail in the sum of $3.50 each, and a hear
ing set for Wednesday next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15

We could not act along, but the masssF hos
been growing worss, and j concluded 70 re
port 70 Council
Mr.. Galhgan-Did you not report Il 50
that DIR. SchuIize would get his pay? Did
you not say you would not pay the bin on
Of your own pocket
DR.. Garrison-No, SIR; never.
The principals we're then requested 10
retire, and the committee talked over the
matter at considerable length. finally
concluding to report to Council that
the FIRST and second charges had been ad.
mitted, the third admitted with on explans-
ton, and that the charges against the
Board, accompanying those against Mr..
Gsligsn, were mot in proper form.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15

whIsh AIne.. g. q At.sra.s IN ssrI...

which Almost Got an Attorney In Serious
Trouble.
A yerJ funny story wa going the rounds
| yesterday, and provoked no end of amrse.
ment for all who heard it. It seems that, q
day or Two ago. it occurred to young John
GaskiDs that it would be q good thing to
have his hair cut. Accordingly be repaired
to a barber shop, hoisted himself into a red
cushioned chair and told the tonsorial
artist to proceed. The barber was some.
thing Of q wag and given to practical
jokes, and he proceeded to exercise his
ingenuity upon the hesd of the subject in
the chair, laying it out in q style which
would have reflected credit on a landscape
gardener. There were waving cluster OF
tall hairs, ornamental patches of varied
sizes and shapes, where the hair had been
shortened to an eighth of aninch, and walks
and drives where the growth had been en-
tirely removed wah q razor. As a matter
Of courte, Gaskins, friends guJed him IN
mereifnlly, calling him q portable Horn
brock park, aud made life such q burden
that be determined to once more
seek a barber and have his head
shaved bare, Thus obliterating
the signs and symbols then adjoining it.
The second barber was Michael Freismuth,
whose place Of business sin the Stamm
House alley. Freismuth told his patron he
could fix up his head without shaving it,
and proceeded to clip it down to a sixteenth
OF an inch with a patent clipper. He then
shaved out a bare spot sslarEe as q half dol
lar on the top of Gaskias' head, ran q
smooth pathway half an inch wide from
that down to the edge of his forehead, and
turned him loose.
Gaskins looked at his Uranium in the
glass and then bolted for Judge Thomas D.
Houston's Office in search of legal advice as
to the probabilities Of obtaining damages.
The Judge wa not in. A young Law stu
dent was, however, and to him the shaver
and shorn gentleman poured forth his griev-
ances. Later in the day Mr.. Houston pre-
scented himself at the barber chop, told the
proprietor that he was there for the purpose
of obtain damages for his client. "Mur-
dock" by which nickname Geskins is
generally known, finally agreed to accept
five dollars as o settlement in full. The
barber did not have FIVE dollars, but he did
have two and q half, and that he turned
over TO the lawyer, who gave q receipt, set
ting forth that two dollars and a half had
been paid, which he retained as his fee, and
that the other two dollars and a half was to
be paid to Murdoch" there being, also, a
p~royiso hat if "Murdock" refused to sccep.
his share the money would be refunded.
Freismuth heard that Mr.. Houston had not
been consulted in person by Gaskins, and
be at once, in company with the bare
heated youth, went up to Squire Davis Of
Gce for the purpose of swearing out a war
rant for Mr.. Houston. The body of the
warrant was drawn up, and only required
the signature and acknowledgement Of the
complainant, but before completing it Mr..
Freismuth consulted an attorney, and on
coming back to the Office, concluded, after
much hesitation, to let the matter drop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15
AN EXCIrING
A Photographers steed Enliyens Sou
Wheeling by an Erratic Dash.

A Photographers steed Enliyens South
Wheeling by an Erratic Dash.
A horse attached to q wagon belonging
to A. J. Schultze, the South Side photo
grapher, ran of yesterday morning. 1t had
been left standing unhitched in front Of the
store while the driver was arranging certain
bunoles he wished to distribute. The AMI.
mails frightened at some trivial incident and
started down Jacob street at q break
neck speed. Between T~hirty-seventh aud
I~bilty-eighih streets the wagon coIided
with . telegraph pole and was completely
wrecked. The shock was too much for the
harness which parted and allowed the horse
to continue on down the street. He was
finally captured near the Marshall county
line and returned to bis owner. Pieces Of
the wagon and 3 quantity of pictures and
frsDes il contained we're stresn along the
track taken By the frigbteaed animsl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15

Hclds Ahott er Session and Makes Ca
siderable ProgresA
A msiority of the Council Committee on
Capitol met yesterday afternoon at The resi-
dence of Mr.. William Myles, No. 2l54 Main
street, for the purpose of opening the BIDS
ir making the alterations and repairs in
the south halt of the building, giving out the
contract for carpets, and hooking over the
plans and specifications Tor the lookup.
There were hal-a-dozen or more bidders for
the interior work, which embraces carpenter
work. plumbing. painting, piastering.
vhitewashing and kslsoms-ins. But
two of these were for the
entire Job, and to one of these, Messrs.
Klsyis. Kraft d Co., the contract was award
ed at their bid of Sl,22l. There is little
heavy carpenter work to be done in the srst
and second stories beyond the building OF
the partitions in the Old Auditor office 90
the ~ere,,ion OF ratings in the Council CHAM
bers and in the large police room, wheretSe
Municipal Court will hoh Its sessions. N
The basement however, there will be cen.
siderable Heavy work in the way Of repair
ing floors, etc. This work will probably be
commenced next week, and will be pushed
40 rapidly as possible.
The committee next turned its attention.
to carpets, and after = long examination of
ssnples and prices, awarded the con
trac. to F.. G. Caldwell at his
bid of $l,059 per yard, made
and laid on good paper. The carpet select.
ed is 3 five frame body brussels, dark red
in the Council Chambers, and several shades
lighter in the Offices. Aboutthree hundred
yards viii be required. Outside the lobby
rails in the Council Chambers the floor will
be left bare or covered with hnoleum.
The committee then examined the plans
and specifications for the leckup, and ap-
proved them. directing that an advertise
ment for bidders be inserted 10 the daily
papers. The cells will be ten in number.
Of the most approved pattern.
A portion of the furniture arrived yester-
day, and the rest will be along in q few
days. The total cost Of the furniture is
S74s. Nothing has yet been done regard.
ing the items Of large office desks, tables,
cases, etc. The committee is OF opinion
that the whole cost Of the changes, repairs
and furnishing will be less than $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15
A Family Jar.

At midnight a telephone message was re
ceived at the City Building, asking for an
officer, 20 quiet a disturbance at Hasley's
b~rick-ysrd, inst opposite the Crescent mill,
and Officer Bell went out, and found that a
family quarrel, between Peter Miller and
his son, had caused the comuotion. The
sight of the brass buttons quelled the dis,
turbsnce instantly. Miller claimed to the
Officer that he had given 500 to his SOD
to keep for him, but when he wanted it re
rurEed he was given but SIS and refused
the rest Hence, the argument which led
to the trouble. No arrests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15

WASHINGTON, August Is -l:30 g. NJ
For the Ohio valley and Tennessee, gen
orally fair weather, variable winds, sta
tionary, followed BY 8 slight rise in tenn
p~erature.
For the lower lake region, generally
fair weather, variable winds, and slight
rise in temperature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15
New Light ON Rheumatism.

u had been completely disabled from
rheumatism, / used Parker's Tonic for kid
ney disease, when to my establishment the
rheumatism completely disappeared" So
writes Mrs. Henry Bogert, Of No. asa At
lantic Ave-, Brooklyn, N. Y. Rheumatism
arises from the failure of the kidneys to sep
arate the uric acid from the blood.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Fer kent-FrCnt Room.
W&nted-YOung Ladies'.
white Mountain Hammock Chair-G. Mendel
Z Co
Notice to Nail Feeders local Page
N~otice-Baltimore Lodge, X. Ot P.-lLOcal Page
Page.l
Proposals for LOekup-[LOcal Pace
wheeling Business ~Colege-[Loea Page
RELIGIOUS NOuees-ILOcal Page
Redsced Prices Again Redueed-L. S. Good K Co.
leather Daster-EWing Bros.-ILOcal Psge.l
A Delicious Cup Of C0hee-Meaechen'E.Loe Local
paoal
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GRAND turtle soup lunch at L. Schwalbs
First National Saloon this evening.
ALady Professor Of Cookinr Saws:

let cooking be an ART, cheerfully taught,
and the kitchen will be as attractive as the
parlor and the table always cheerful and
bright" She has it. 1t is clumsy cookery
that Is responsible for nearly all the dyspep
sis ofthis country. But it is Browns Iron
Bitters that can cure dyspepsia and give
happy health iusteado Of whining discomfort
Mr.. Levi Pearce, Ellicott City, Nd, says,
q Inexperienced much relief from dyspepsia
and debility by using Browns Iron Bitters.'
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

st. Matthew'S Chursh.-Seryice at 10; IS a. M.
No evening service.
Second Presbyterian Church. Services by
Rev. VIM. II. Cooke, d. D., pastor, st 1880 a. m.
Sabbath school at 3 a. m. All are welcome.
Disciples Cburch-S,rvices 20 morrow At 10 80
a. IN. and 80 p. IN. Preaching by w. b, Thomson,
OF Detroit. Sunday.school al 80 a. M. All are COR
daily invited.
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A Crinpled Hand.

John Miller, a carpenter employed at the
Riverside mill, had the fingers of his left
hand terribly mashed yesterday morning BY
having them caught under n of the heavy
ioists in the new steel plant. His injuries
are such that it will be several weeks before
be can return to work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15
IN GENER
Out the Road.

The picnic given yesterday BY the Ger.
mania Singing Society at Seibert's Garden
was well attended. The cool brscing air
attracted 3 large party of merry-makers
who danced and enjoyed themselves to the
utmost till q late hour.
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INTELLIGENCE,


~ weather.
FolSNSfI ~ the range of the Their,
mometsSNN yesterday as observed by C
Schnept/ ne Market street druggist: At
Z q. m, 10; u II. 50; Sd m, u; 7p.
I'm, 10; midnight, 65. The sun rises
. lhis morning 81 sis and sets at $50 this
evening. The days length is - hours and
81 minutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15

DECORATED TEA SETS I'm q va
riefy asesgorss Sc pieces for sa.1o.
DAWSON BROSss
se9e Markef street.
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TURTLE Sour lunch at Thomas Giblin's
saloon, No. 1891 Market street, this even
inc, All ara invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15

DURING the hot weather nay
store wiz elese az 6P. m-s Satur-
days excepted.
JACOB w. GRUBB.
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Grand excursion on the steamer Tele-
gam re5t Sunday TO NarroTs Run, forty.
five miles down the river. Tickets for sale
ct DoEohoe's jewelry store. Round trip
so cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15

TEE B. & o. f. R. win run trains to and
from the camp grounds At Moundsvills on
Sunday. August 10th, as follows:
Leave Wheeling ct BIS Q. m, city time;
returning, viii leave the grounds ct 500
ard 1900 p n, Wheeling time.
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Cheap excursion to Pittsburg every Suo-
day. Round trip only $3.50. Special fast
train leaves at 4:40 a. m, city time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15

TURTLE Sour lunch at Thomas Giblin's
saloon, No. 1891 Market street, this even
ing. All are invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15

MORNING GLORY Baking Powder, always
fresh and pure. Ask your grocer for il.
G. s. Feeny, proprietor. l4l0 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15

MoRS1sG GLORY Baking Powder. House
keepers delight Sold BY all leading gro
cers. G. 8. Feeny, proprietor, l4l0 Min
street
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Mock turtle soup this morning and even
ing at Chris. Sieke's New Tidal Wave So.
loon, No. l4l9 Market street.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, 1855.

Persons leaving the city through
the summer can have the DAILY
Md SUNDAY REGISTER sent TO
Naddress at same price IL Is de-
i I'd In the city, postage paid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15

DoSr fail to attend the excursion or
Sunday next. Music By the wheeling City
BAUD.
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TURTLE SOUP lunch at Thomas Giblin's
s,lcon, No 1871 Market street. this even
irg. All are invited.
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Baltimore and Ohio,

GRAND turtle soup lunch at L. Schwalb's
First National Saloon this evening.
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GBASD turtle soup lunch at L. Schwalb's
First National Saloon this evening.
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LinsIy Institute.

THE FALL SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL wi
i open Mondsy, September 2. b Priscips'
happy 10 be able 70 announces 70 the formsr pstr
and othe1 that In the Management OF the n.
he has secured the assistance Of MAJ. J. NJ. Lee, %
Virginia Univeutty-a thorough classical soholay-
popt lar educator and disdplipNtan. For psnit
lars inquire Of either Of the ~undentgnsd.
&c. 0RR, A. NJ, PtndpSl.
jyi7b J.. n. LEE, A. n, As't fnndr,
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TURTLE Sour lunch at Thomas Giblin's
saloon, No. 1881 Market street, this even.
mo. All Ale invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15

TURTLE Sour lunch at Thomas Giblin's
saloon, No. 1921 Mark { street, this even
irg. All are invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-15

MOI coup this morning sqd even
izE--Aaliebkes New Ware
'sbs sF ukvtstlarkst stree w
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BETHANY COLLEGE

BROOKE COUNTY, W. VA,
Will begin Its ash scsion September d, fssf
il the most noted college OF our State, having
Classical, the Scientific, the Ministerial apo.
Ladies Course. The College \ now about r.
debt, and will make an effort for snlarrins It's
dovment and ih patronage. fxamins its CT
and seDt up your sons and daughters 70 u for O.
drill. For further information appiy 20 Prof
II. woolery for catalogues, or
iy27octI DIR. ". X. PKNDLEToN, Pr
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TURTLE Sour lunch at Thomas Giblin's
saloon, No. 1871 Market street, this even
ibg. All axe invited.
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LAW school

NF WASHINGTON AND LEE UHIvERsIr
~ Gen. q. ". G. Lee, Pr,ident. Instruction
Lectures on spedal subjects BY emin snt jurau
Tuition and fees t8o Tor seesisn OF nine monihs,bs
ginning September II. For catalogue and full,
formation, addrs. Chn. A. Gnva, Professor,
LAv. LHrinEton, Va. iysrt
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NOTICE..

TINE MEMBERS OF BALTIMORE LODGE
l. No. 6, X. OF r.. are hereby notified 10 attend
on Monday evening, August II, as business Of i'm
~portance will lie before the Lodge.
&c. DARBY, {, c.
J. q. HABERFlELD, X. OF H. Is. aul5q
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Mock turtle soup this morn ng aud even
ing at Chris. Siebke's New Tidal Wave
Saloon, No. l4l9 Market street.
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new
For M0undsvnIe.

THE +. 4 o. l.. Il. WILL RUN TRAINS TO
i and from the Camp Grounds at M0uudsvillc
on sunday, August 18th, as follows: Leave Wheel
irg at S:l5 a. m, city time; returning, will leave
the grounds at 5:O5 and 10. 90 p. M, Wheeling time.
The trains run directly through the grounds. aul5q
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A DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL.

GRAND turtle soup lunch at L. Schwalb'c
First National Saloon this evening.