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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-10
sI1s OF NnWs.
Picked Up Hero and Tasrs 81 Register
Reporter.

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Picked Up Hero ard rasrs % RsStStsT
Reporter.
LorrA tonight.
0KE deed of trust was admitted to
record yesterday.
Officer Develin sheltered Q plain drunk
in the Eighth ward last night.
To MORROW is Harvest Home" Sunday
st the English Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
A Mas. HOFFMAN fell at the Island rink
last evening, and seriously Injured one OF
her arma.
PRoF. JOSIE Kansas orchestra will fur
nish the music for the Arion ball on next
Thursday night.
CALLING an old jokea chestnut will not
work now. Chestnuts are new. So are the
worms-and fat.
The river marks last night indicated 2
feet and rising. At PittsOurg the MARKS
were 6 feet and falling.
GAs.NAEISG will be suspended during q
portion of Monday. The supply to consum-
ers will not be interfered with.
The Council Committee on Accounts yes
terday afternoon examined the books OF the
City Clerk and City Receiver and audited
bills payable.
The Mozart Singing Society will give a
ball at their hall on the South Side next
Wednesday night. The Opera House Or
chestrs will make the mrsic.
A BOY named Daniel Bow, aged twelve
years, Of Benwood, while playing with some
companions on Thursday, accidentally fell
and broke one Of his collar bones.
Surf. DILLON had the connection in the
valve house, at the gas works, made by z
o'clock yesterday afternoon, and halt an
hour later the gas was turned on.
TIE first mask skating carnival Of the
season will be given at the Alhambra Pal,
ance Rink on Friday evening, October 23d,
on which occasion Billy Meyers will make
the music.
WHILE Mrs. HENRY STEUCE, Of the South
Side. " engaged in making paste yesterday
her left hand was severely burned by acci-
dentally spilling some ofthe boiling hot sub
stance upon it.
The Wheeling Turner Society will give
q grand ball and gymnsstic exhibition at
their hall next Monday evening. The Op,
era House Orchestra will be on hand and
q grand time is anticipated.
The train due here at 10 o'clock from
Pittsburg over the B. & o did not arrive
Yesterday until l o'clock on account Of a
delay caused by several cars jumping the
track just this side Of Pittsburg.
JOHN CRoGAN, of the Clippler base ball
club, Of Hamilton, Ont, returned home
Thursday. The Clippers won the champion,
ship penant for professional clubs of Can.
ada. John made the highest batting and
ieldipg average in the Canadian league
this year, which speaks well for Wheeling
talent.
TIE Philadelphia City Item of October
9Th, comes to US with a hslfcolumn special
rom Wheeling in regard to the present
Pelice. Mayor trouble. The stuff is under a
AIN display head, and is adorned with a cut
sEich is labelled Mayor Grubb." The
picture represents a man weighing about
225 pounds, with a broad, full face, adorned
With q heavy growth Of whiskers. The cut
a not the slightest resemblance to the
yayor. ard looks as if it had been chosen
! I random from a busbel basket of samples.
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THEY Col
Potato and Onion Thieves Caught and
Whipped.

Potato and Onion Thieves Caught and
Whipped.
For several weeks past the two Island gar.
deners, Messrs. Lilly and Smith, have been
missing potatoes and onions from their re.
spective farms, but have heretofore been un'
able to detect the thieves. Mr.. Lille has
missed about thirty bushels o fpotatoes ard
Mr.. Smith twenty bushels, while the onions
on the farms of both men were all stolen.
The thing became exceedingly monotonous,
but they, after repeated attempts, were I'M
able to catch the marauders.
However, several nights since Mr.. Lille
and his brother arose at 2 o'clock a. m. and
accompanied by a small but ferocious dog
went out to see if they could find any traces
of the thieves. When they reached the river
a noise Of dipping oars was heard on the
water, and upon glancing down. the river
hey perceived two men in a skiff coming
I'D from West Wheeling. The dog attempted
e bark, but his master held him by the nose
until the men had landed their boat and
gotten out on shore. They came
up accompanied by three or four
baskets and Immediately began to pull pota-
toes out of the ground. Mr.. Lille loosened
the deg and he and his brother sprang
upon the men and proceeded to administer
10 them a severe d~rubbing. One of the
men succeeded in getting away with slight
chsstisement, while TIE other got something
that he will not forget for some time.
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TIVE WICEa OF SIN.

On Monday and Tuesday next the great
New York success, 1.-THE Wages of SIM
will be produced for the first time at the
Opera House. The Dramatic News says
Of it:
1.-THE Wages of SIM is a remarkably
strong melodrsma and has made an IN
questioned bit at the Fourteenth Street Thea
re. The acting is highly creditable and
The performance altogether was highly en-
ioyable to the lovers of melodrams. How
long it will be played at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre cannot now be said, but it
will probably be seen there as long as the
business will warrant and the indications
now are that the receipts will be large for
some time to come. THE Wages Of Sin"
is a deserving play, and, like most deserV,
ing things, it is succeeding.
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rnn UDso RoBsrRY.
Three Men Arrested Charged wien the
Crime.


Three Men Arrested Charged Wish the
Crime.
The publication, yesterday morning, OF
Tie details of tie outrageous assault and
robbery of Mr.. Hudson, on Sixteenth street,
during Wednesday night, created something
of Q furry among q local officials, and
they tackled the case With considerable Wig
or. No sooner had 3 copy Of the REGIsrER
reached police headquarters than Officer
Joe Barum proceeded to Squire hrkie's
and swore out three warrauts for men sus-
pected of the crime. These men were Leon
Van Walt. James Craig and Eehols Filan.
Taking Officer Crosghen with hm, Bsrsu
went 10 Frank RealS's saloon. where
Van Walt was found drunk He
was taken TO jail. The officers then. went
to the house of Ida Robinson ("Hidy Tidy
in the East End, where Craig was found.
he clso wentto jail. Officer Croughan then
went to Ella Rouse's domicile, also m the
East End, where Filsn We captured. AS
Ella, was indebted to the Squire tor g. tine
which she had repeatedly promised to pay.
she and Filan were brought away together
and consigned 10 cells.
A REGISTER reporter visited the accused
meni in jail yesterday afternoon. All OF them
strongly protested their innocence, and
kicked very hard about being hauled up
for deyilment which, they said, was done by
someone else. They will be given q hear
ing next Wednesday at 2 p. m.
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HAVE your Loose covers made BY Henry
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Whenever AID Wherever

Diseases Of = ehOlersic type prevail, or there "a
cau'e to apprehend a visit from them, the system
should be tered, regulated and reinforced by q
course Of Hostetter's tOmseh Bitters. Perfect d.
geStiOn and EregulEr habit Of body are the best safe
guards against such mHlsdieI, and both arc secured
by this ipestimAble tonic and attentive. Tia Bit
tens are also extremely serVjoeable in remsdying
such disordenL II promptly taken In bilious collie,
diarrhes and cholera morbus, the disease Ii usually
frustrated. In diaIrh9a cases, Il il only necessary
to restore the tone Of the relaxed boWe's, q this
Is one Of the specific efeets OF this medicine. Wind
on the stomach, heartburn, b~Eli0uEness, nausea,
headache and other symPtoms Of disturbance in the
gastric and hepatie regions are also speedily relieved
oy this excellent remedy. Ass family medicine 4,
g invaluable, since it promptly and completely
~ med'es those almsns which GHs Of NEST trsQasni
occuaRance,
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Consul Birch Heard From.

A postal card bearing a variety Of strange
devices in choice Japanese, and dated al
far-of Yokohama, arrived in this city yes
terday. 1t bore the familiar chirography
of Consul John N. Birch, and read as fol
follows:
after a voyage of twenty days, all o.
which was delightful save three days terri
BILE experience in a typhoon, | landed in
Japan safe and sound. I find that / can
not 90 to Nsgasski for a time, or until the
cholera abates, which is raging teariully
there. There has been FIVE hundred deaths
since August 23d. l am spending nv va.
cation visiting points Of interest in Nortb
Japan, an account Of which l will write you
when ! get settled. l was sea sick for
about fifteen minutes. l send this by fra
mail TO America since | landed. Remem
Der me to all friends. JONI NJ BtRcu,
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GsPlease GorfAee,n

The Parkersburg State Journal clips from
the columns Of the REGIsrER q compliment.
airy mention of the part taken BY the Arion
Singing Society Of this city in the late
Sssngerfest at Parkersburg, which notice
the following was q part:
For some occult reason the newspapers,
in chronichng the recent grand concert at
the Psrkersburg Academy Of Music, neg
lscted to give the Arion Singing Society
of this city one-half the praise the talent
and proficiency of Its members demanded"
In his haste to find fault, the editor of the
Journal has jumped to the conclusion that
his paper was particularly referred to, al
though it is difficult to conceive upon what
be based the assumption. Neither the
State Journal, nor any other Parkersburg
paper, was thought of when the REGIsrER
porice was penned. Wheeling papsrs
alone were referred to.
Having placed us in q false light We
hope the" Journal will be generous enough
TO remove the false impression Il has
created"
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Movement of W~heeIingtteS. n the Com
ing and Going of Strangers.
DR.. N. s. Mccullough is confined to his
home by illness.
Mrs. August Holthcf o~fCinciunsti, O., is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Chss. Shay.
Mrs. J. W. Bierie returned Thursday from
al extended visit in Pittsburg and vicinity,
Mrs. C. A. Reed, of South Market street,
will leave to-day to visit MorgantoWD
friends.
John Giesey, of the South Side, is con-
vslescipg from a serious attack of inter
mittent fever.
Mr.. George b. Ebeling, prescri ption
clerk a. Goetz's drug store, arrived home
from Philadelphia yesterday.
John Stole, bookkeeper of the Chicago
Beef Company, has resigned and will bt
succeeded by Theodore Rehm, son OF the
Superintendent.
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a SuccasSFul Event,

The Skating Carnival given at the Chap
line ST. eet rink last evening for the benefit
Of the Order OF Independent Feeders No.
5, of the Ohio Valley, was q grand success.
The rink was crowded with merry skaters
who spent the evening delightfully."- skating
o Birch's music. At $50 a race was called
here being six entries, and it was won by
Albert Shoree, who received as a prize a
handsome silver cup. Beside the large
NJ mber Of people pressnt over three hun.
dred tickets bad been sold outside, aud tn
hoys will realize a neat little sum 70 sssis'
hem in getting their lodge in shape, leav.
ing q good balance in the treasury.
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Circuit Court.

IT, Part Two Walter Burke, for assault
ard battery, was fined $25 and costs.
The fine assessed By the Jury in the case
Of the city vs.. Eugene Hanke was confirm,
ID By he court
IN Part Ore Henry Sheppard was found
guilty Of assault. aud battery, fined $50 and
costs aud wss sent to jail until such fine
ord costs be paid, but such imprisonment
MOTTO exceed sixty days.
The case Of the city vs.. G. s. Wallace,
Tor TIE abduction OF Elizabeth Knight, was
placed on trial before the following jury:
Adam Neumau, Daniel Geiger, b. NJ
Spar, D. NJ. Thornburg, Fred Zarnitz,
George W. Stamm, Millard Acker, Clemens
Bsrtils, Jacob Beiswinger, I. R. Murray,
Thomas Reed and R. s.. Aguew.
The testimony developed in the case wss
of the most disgusting and indecent nature,
but was eagerly listened to byla large audi
encs OF men.
The term Of court will probably end 10
day.
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THE DRAMATIC FESTIVAL.

Miss Ethel Tucker, in that beautiful
drama, "Queens," will appear at Charley
Shay's Academy OF Music next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The
Pittsburg Leader says Of it: "Queena,"
with Miss Ethel Tucker in title role, pleased
an immense audience at the Opera House
last night. 1t abounds in strong situa.
tons, while the interest Of the plot is
logically sustained throughout. Miss Tucker
has established herself as q favorite in Pitts
burg already, and her points" are made
without any difficulty on her part. The
play is well costumed and mounted, some Of
the dresses being equal to anything hitherto
seen upon a Pittsburg stage. The support
is good in the main, the little child especial
" showing a great deal Of precocious tai
emit.
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IKE CHARMING L.OTrA.

THE IOTrA.
The famous aud popular Lolita will make
her appearance at the Opera House to-
night for the frat time in several years. The
charming little actress and her excellent
company will present this time "Msm'zella
Nitouche," which is an English adaptation
of a French comedy, written by
Meilbac and Millaud. The piece
abouuds in humor. right and:catchy mutis
and striking situations. In it Lolita has
scored a great success. The charming
little actress has lost none of her former at.
iractiyeness and harmony Of voice and
sings, dances and makes the audience fall
in love with her inst as she always did, and
no doubt will continue.
All the seats are about gone in the lower
part of the house and the gallery. will be
put on sale this morning at 8 o'clock. Lolita
will deservedly be rendered a royal recep-
ton.
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Deadly Dog Fight.

Mr.. William Nichols was out walking on
Thursday, accompanied by a valuable hound
he stepped into Bruemsen's saloon, on the
South Side. Mr.. B. has a full.blooded bull
dog, and the two CANNES Immediately be-
came involved in a dispute, which resulted
in q fight and ended BY the bull dog killing
the hound on the spot. Mr.. Nichols is
much grieved over his loss, as the hound
was q fulLblooded hunter and was valued
very highly.
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AddiRonal Loeal or - Paaa
LOU SWABACKER.

Received this day Brown and
RI.ek Ostrich Feather Trimmings
md others; also Handsome Weasel
Fur. almost white; COrdurOys, all
ooIors. newest for Jackets aud
DresseS: Astl iehAn Cloths: Under.
~aar for Ladies' and Children,
--s~-.Daed net 90 Shrink. Full
assortment of Hosiery, Gc- Agent
- ware Patent Button Kid
Gloves, best In use.
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PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT,

Given by the Mutual Improvement
Society, Last Night.
A pleasant musical and literary entertain
ment was given at the Zane Street M. E
Church last evening by the Mutual Bsneii
Society of the church. Quite a crowd Of
the friends and members of the church were
present. An invitation had been extended
70 the Longtellow Literary Society, the
members of which met at their rooms and
marched 10 the church in a body, where
hey we're heartily received. The pro
grsnme was exceedingly well rendered and
j. cidedlY ENJOYABLE. It is IS follows:
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Lude1 to New Advertisements,

LOSt-CoW.
For Rent-Seyen-RJ 0m House.
Wanted-BOnd8.
Business Chanee-DI, ], Werlich.
Foster hid Glo'-s-Th0s. Hughes Z TO.
y~Ies-Eging Bros.
ertaksrs and Funeral pirecior-G. Msn1el
i Co.
E~xoelsiSr Baking PoEJer-R. 3. List.
Domestic and Foreign GlassEare-JOh1 FTioiel
To the Citizens Of Wbesling-L Metz.
Jlo'hing and Furnishing GOods-DLyid Ash
Local Psge.l
Religious Notiees -ILocal Page.l
Creamery Buttsr-McMeehen's-lLOca Page
Where shall l Buy -HeRry jacob 4 Co -lL0ca!
para
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In GENERAL.
Card.

herewith assert that the charge made
against me by James McCune and George
D~efenbaugh, that l had threatened to kill
any one, is false. / am not that kind of a
man, and do not wish to kill any one. By
publishing this you will confer a favor upon
j. II. SMITH.
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no. FOR CLEVELAND,
Friday, October 10th, 1885.

FTlday, Uctober IbthI I88
TIE Cleveland & Pittsburg railroad an.
nounces its Autumn Excursion to Clsve
lsnd for Friday, October 18th, with limit Of
return passage until Monday, October, 18th,
BY any regular train stopping at destination
OF return ticket.
This is probably your last opportunity to
visit the Forest City g. sucE = low rate and
such length of time, and you had better
avail yourself Of the chance. Special train
will leave Bridgeport at SAT, central time,
arriving at Cleveland at l2:45 p. m.
Fare for the round trim 50 %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-10

WHLN ordering Carriages from Robert
Luke, either for funerals or evening drives,
take the precsutiou 10 leave your order at
TIE stable Office, besides, it will cost you no
more to ride in bis handsome new Car.
riages than in the inferior ones from other
sfables
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-10

ROBERT LUKE has Just purchased the finest
Carriages ever brought to Wheeling. AH
Carriages and Hacks for funerals should
be ordered direct from the Office Of the sta
bleS I430 Market street. Don't depend on
leaving your order any place else.
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When Tried Away. Preferred.

When they once become acquainted with
it, ladies invariably prefer Psrkeris Hair
Balsam to any similar preparation. Itmskss
the hair soft and glossy, arrests Its falling
of, promotes new growth, restores the orig
inal color, and has no rival Is q dressing
Not . dye, not oily, highly perfumsd. Only
zoe at druggists.
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I~ndieations.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October lO.-Foy
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, general
ly fair westher, slightly warmer, wind
generally sOuthsrly, lower barometer.
For lower lake region, generally fair
weather, southeast 10 southwest winds,
alightly warmer, lower barometer.
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Mbeaias 8esister
SATURDAY, OCrOBEK 10, 1898.
LOCAL INTELLIGENeE.
The Weather.

The following record was made By the
mercury yesterday as observed by c
Schnspl, tie Market street druggist:
Ia m, As; y m. 81; 3 p IN, 50; p m,
IS. The sun rises ct 6:O4 and sets at
$3.50, making tie days length ll;26.
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L. s. Coon & Co. seIl dry goods the cheapest

WE eautiOR the public against
agents WhO claim 30 sell goods for
Us ON weekly payments They are
imPOsters. JACOB w. CRUDE,
JeWeler.
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GRAND Opening, Gymnsstic Exhibition,
Concert and Ball to be given by the Wheel.
ing Turner'S at their hall Monday evening,
October IL, 1885. Admission to al SOC.
Ladies' with invitations admitted free.
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Tonight is the last appearance Of the
Murphy-Wells Pleasure Party at Charley
Shays Academy of Music and the last op'
portunity to see this good show.
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BoCKwURsT lunch this morning and even
ing at Louis Schwalb's saloon, No. lOl6
Main street.
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n~iiaainnarv Meeting.

Tie Wheeling district convention Of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society Of the
VI. Z Church met in the Fourth street NJ.
E Church Thursday morning. The sessions
we're ofgreat interest, the proceedings being
listened to by a considerable number OF
people interested in the work.
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DECORATED TEA SETS I'm a va
riety ofcnIOrs; SO pieces for $3.50,
DAVlSUN BROs.;.
2e2R Market Street
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Ladies'

kangaroo hand sewed button shoes, com
mon serse and opera toe lasts, at
J. W. AMICE's,
n43 Main strpat.
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ALL members Of the Owl Social are re.
quested to meet at st. Charles Hotel at
10 o'clock Sunday morning, as business of
importance is to be transacted.
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A Few invoice received Of Stacy Adams
4 Coz Mems Kangaroo Shoes, finest shoe
made. Also same make Roller Skating
Stoe. J. w. AMCE,
ll43 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-10

FINE Husk and Hair Mattresses at Henry
Smiths, Upholsterer and Carpetlayer, No.
60 Twelfth street,
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COrStsbls's sale, Saturday, October 10
81 10 o'clock q. m, ct No. 1855 Market
,t,ss.-ShoE Case, Candy Jars and Candy,
S,oTes etc IN be sold cheap.
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BoCEwURsT lunch this morning and even
ing al Louis Schwalb's saloon, No. 1915;
Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-10

HAVE your Mattresses renovated at Henry
Smiths.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-10

BocxwuRST lupch this morning aud even
ing st Louis Sehwslb's saloon, No. 1915.
Main street.
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Through Misunderstanding the Opera
House dates of the 10th and 18th inst,
have been contracted for by German
Luck" and "Iyy Leaf"
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.nx prEDluAL MEMS MEAL.


an Es joyabie Tfme and u Fine Banquet
Mt the Brunswick.
Last plight at The popular Cafe Brunswick
occurred the annual supper Of the Wheel
ing and Ohio County Medical Society. The
me mbers of the society are Drs. G. Acker-
mar. b. Byron Bsguley. W. J.
Bates, Sr, W. j. Bates. Jr.,
]. P. Birney, r H. Bullsrd, J. A.
Campbell, John L. Dickey, Tom y. Ed.
wards, Sample Ford. John Frissell, c. M.
Frissell, R W. Hazlett, s L Jepson, K o
McMasier, E. C. Meyers, ]. 81. Pipes, j. B.
Reed, Robert j. Reed, James f. Reeves, A.
F. Stifel, C. F. Ulrich and l.. D. Wilson.
The officers sre: President, C. f. Ulrich;
vicepresident, 4. c. Meyers; secretary,
John L.. Dickey; treasurer, L. D. Wilson;
censors. 81. Byron Bsguley, J.. A. Camp.
bell and R. o. McMaster.
The evening was most enjoyably passed
in conversation, speeches &C., until about
ll:30, when the banquet board was spread
in the B%runswick's best style, and compared
equally with any caterer Of the Eastern
cities.
MENU
Oysters on Hall She'll.
Celery.
Broiled Spanish Mackertl, q IA Maitre d'Hotel.
Lamb Chop Dreaded Tomato Sauce.
Frog Legs, aux Petit Pois.
Chicken salad. Lobster Salad.
Rum 0melCtte.
Ice Cream.
Assorted Cake.
Elegant menu cards were distributed to
the members present, but the card could
not compare to the fine cuisine effort, which
was discussed to some length and thu
heartiest satisfaction. The accomplished
distributor of good things, Robert Grant,
attended to the wants of the medical gentle.
men in the most scientific manner aud
full dress and white gloves. Robert cannot
be excelled in his line. At the conclusion
of the banquet, cigars, drinkableS and more
speeches were INDUCED in, after which all
retired, convinced that they had seldom en-.
joyed such a pleasant season and relished
such q repsst as Col. Entler had provided
for them.