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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30
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TAs epsvsh h IL popularity. o. nlhes
ths pspslts appreciation. q Jersey esasis
= - SsnarkAbls = 10 consulate oss oI
~ assaAlis Il agsicuhure. The 6rs'
istrodscsioa sf The breed into this cous-
w. vish ~ ssespsioa Of hsrs and there
. COZ bsosehs over 10 supply milk on
some ship westward bound. datrs bach
oaly - ysasA We rsnsnbss the early
inpsstsafse yell. They we're good Ani-
mails n thsis hisd. perhaps = god - ths
svsraos y lhoss brsd Or i@pcvtsd siscs.
bst they did nol ''taks" vish the mass Of
issnsss. ~ vsss they hsid 10 high esti.
nation ~ ~ iatelliseus cattle men Of
thas day. rtsy Asd many angular points,
vieA IA - plsass Vie 80 81 jadgss oI
stock. nd tAeir progress vas ~ Arss rsth-
Or slev.
6ines ~ nsoh moasy hes bssa spent
and much islslliosnes devoted 70 the %.
lection md inportation Of choics prixe
ssiaAls lssn ths Island Of Jersey. while
eonslsnt and saremittsd care has been
paid y isisillssnt brssding, till the Jsr-
ssys ass nov sssn II the fairs Of al parts
81 ths eosntsy. while no GLASS Of dairy
stock i more popular or more highly es-
toned. They become universal favorites
not - the lava Of the county gsntlemsn
merely, bat Ia ths dairy 81 tho farmer.
whese aim y 70 make and cell butter for
gaia.
A. breed The jersey surpAssss most
u MOI Ill ethsra. In The color and Quanti-
y q butter made from IL milk. while Il
y actsd for visos Of constitution. gentle
nsss and dociiity Of temper. and bsausy
Of form and color. Ia respect 70 form,
great and naniisst Improvements have
been effected sincs the early importasious,
and y breed the Jerseys are far superior
in this respect 10 cattle introduced here
thirty years sgo. This is due partly 10
greatly increased attention TO The sslec-
ton add care Ia breeding on the island.
whore choice prize animals com mand ex-
travagsnt prices and find ready sale.
About 5000 animals are exported to Eng
land and America every year, and that
aumber. for small territory, mere dot
on the map. shows how important this
industry has lbscome.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

The time 70 begin breaking . colt N
when il is suckling BY the side Of it,
dam. Il should early be taught that il
has nothing 10 fear from the presence Of I
man and that no harm will come to il
from being fondled from head to foot. A
very little peins at this period will soon
make the colt perfectly gentle. and he
may then be broken to lead by the halter
and to stand whom tied. All his subse-
quent Lessons should be gradual approach.
=; the main point being to inspire him
With confidence that be will not be harmed.
Hs should be accustomed to the bride.
BY means Of the 'bittiug.rig." before any
attempt il made 70 ride him; and the
mounting should al~sys be made BY
gradual approaches the stall or the
lot where the colt is perfectly familiar
with oil the surroundings
When II 10 desired to break him TO har-
ness. the same principle Of gentlsuess and
care 70 avoid giving fright, should b.
prscticsd. Place portions Of the harness
on him q time. and lot him carry II in
bic stall until hs Ands that II will not
harm him; then lead him out with the
harness on, alone, and again by the side
Of another horse. also 10 harness. Accus-
tom him perfectly to the use Of the lines,
then let him make the acquaintance Of the
sulky, and push II after him, until be has
found that il also il harmless. By pursu-
ing this system Of gradual approaches
With perfect gsntlsnsss Of manner on the
part Of the groom or other attendant. there
need never b. any trouble in breaking the
most fiery tempered colt. Leriston Jour
nal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

III y sid shss there y poshing new
ssdss The sus. bssat His skinned gin
gill szsPipe ~ end Of beg noss sftes
being q ~ luul ! day ! ! ticiisl A.
vii "a 3asssiat gshers wbirh tisa''
there when sho started.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

A vet cloth. 10 csse u weak Or inhamsd
eye. vpss ovss shsa 1st night, slightly
covered viii ! az dosh. win Do nseh
70 redues ~ isAAnslioA Never RIB ia-
Aassd eye. = thss yin irissts them al
tho moss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30
Important 10 Canvassers,

WAITED Live Canvassers In every
County 10 the United States TO sell FOXS PAT.
RNT REvER6IBLE SAD IRON. which combines
two Sad Irons. Polisher, Fluter TO-, one iron
doing the work OF an entire set Of ordinary ones.
Sos 81 A Sse:9s Writ nor g; .'sGaS 'sal
Price moderate. A large and lasting incoas
injured to good cAnvassers. Address for circu.
lars, 3D., FOX SAD IRON co., 95 Rsads ~,
New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
.E..,..I,. s,rnnr linn1.

england seems to act on the theory that
sin Rome one must do as the Romans do
In her oriental diplomacy she aims to do
about as the orientals do. AT least this il
what is 10 be inferred from Mr.. Glad
stones admission with regard to the eup'
pressed Bja,h.n tEyptin newspaper.
Being Intercepted from the Opposition
besides he admitted ina diplomatic way
that England had had hand in the seiz'
ure and suppression Of the Offensive
newspapers.
England boasts Of the freedom OF the
press under English law But the boast
refers to the press Of England. Above II
does not relate 10 those non-English speak
inr peoples over whom the shadow Of the
English Dag has fallen. An English
pfemier ought to blush to ad'
nit tha. Great Britain is 80 weak
that free press ieopardizes her interests.
She could not be SO weak anywhere 1.-THE
sentiment of people were with her;
and what right has she TO force herself
upon unwilling peoples2
An individual is nowhere permitted to
break into his neighbors house, to rob
and kill-that is burglary and murder A
nation may doititit have the strength
that Is war and conquest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22

PHILADELPHIA Ee,gt, J, ~
There Is q plainlittle red church in Az.
bany IN which the Quakers have wotahip.
ped more than, 9 half 8 century, formerly
tlie edifice was filed every Sabbath BY 9
prim, quiet congregation, who gathered
from tie surrounding country. OF late
.yeaTs.the membership has gradually de-
cayed, until nov there IS no pastor, but ct
III o'clock on sunday the door Is unlocked
and seven or eight persons enter and take
seats. No word Is spoken- usually, aud
after an hours quiet meditation the Oldest
one present will arise and stretch out his
hand to the one sitting nearest him.
Hands are shak entail around and the con-
rreaation departs 10 repeat Che same thing
The next Sunday. II the spirit moves any
one to pray or speak ne does e.: fo gu
times d year g general meeting heidi
and then twenty or twenty-five persons
gather, and once or twice Q year 9 preacher
attends, And ttisis the life Of the church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
CAMP GROUND HOTEL

VIII be rented TO good responsible psty for ~,
stason Of lss6. The building q ilCw, AID rSu,Is.
eleven bed rooniS,. parloE, waiting room ini
Kitchen, and furnished throughout,
The facilities for reaching the sroau,l, wifi n,
hrst.Class rs the Baltimore { Ohio Railroad SWliS
made before May 10. y
For further Information enquire Of
n. ". BECK, SsCretaty,
apr90 No. 19slxteenlh ST., Wheeling, wv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
airs. tlailleid's Fortune,

Since some mlscLnel'lhaAet SSSSSSsN
and circulated the story, under the cir
cpmstarces scand4lous, that President
Garfield widow was about marry again,
a gooa deal has been said about the pres
ant condition Of the late Presidents fam
IN. Some Of the comments are to say the
least unyenerous, seeing that they were
directed against the patient, loving wife
q a man whose life was laid on tile altar
Of Ills country. What II she has been
placed above wants. that more than
should have been done for himf Suppose
her fortune were two times as great
would that bea COMPENSATION Tor an
aching heart that will carry its sorrowIio
the grave?
The fund raised for the benefit OF airs.
Garfield and her children was sS'9,OoO.
There was lie insurance Of $4,000. Cen
.ral Gsrfeld's estate was valued at $4,000
Congress paid tie Presidents salary for
The remainder Of the first year ofhis term,
$4,000 In all Mrs. Garfield has about
ss0o0Oo In addition to the income o.
mn sum she has the pension Of 5000 9
wear granted to the widow ola President
ia anybody unwilling that President
Garield's family shall get what comfort
they can out Of this money! In any
other country they would have been given
from, The public revenues an annual IN.
come Of greater than the whole Garfield
fortune. Americans are not unforgettul,
neither are they upgenerous. Still, there
are some very mean Americans, and they
are the people who are snarling at Mira.
Garfield.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
pRAalAr1epo,rs.
NY.e. q .hs olo.in. sea.eIr. l..sal aaa CON:

N'''' y ."' S''s .s s..'%' "'S'f' '''' ''''
avs
John Mccullough talks OF visiting
Europe in the spring.
Mrs. r. S. Shanfrau aud 9. ". Tayleure
sailed for England April H. !.
Lolita will close her season MAY 9. she
wilhgisit Wheeling next season.
ncro ily;lev hos orra ,;,ad /, n ona,o com.
aa,,S e. W. .he .as;,S a;,d .sn%m nm S'a S1'
pau ~ ~ we si't ny e''0 l9u4.a NE
lheatflcai manasers expect tne skatlng
flnK compeuuon 70 DC less severe next
season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
Go1Iass aud Cults.
gaAyE1RRs' GUIDE.

( a RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE oF
TRAINs-E1PtAH1fioaoF REPRKENCH AfARKA
tDaily, tsunday excepted, monday Excepted
Wheeling Time. y. = - v.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22

E0R RENT A FINE FRONT ROOM
either for ollca Or EleehIng room. oTs, ~
1873 Market street inquire Of John bruce Of ts'
J. Mathbon. ''eA - any,, ~"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
esnn no. oman ~.

Itseems strange that is necessary to per.
suade men thatyou can cure their diseases
by offering premium to the man who
fails 10 receive benefit. And yet DR.. Sage
cured thousands OF cases Of
obstinate catarrh with his "Catarrh Rem.
edy," who wonid never have applied to
him, II 1t had not boon for his offer Of the
above sum for an incurable case. Who Is
the next bidder for cure or eash9 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
nIRn.

Tuesday, April ~, 1856 d. $50
O'clock PM, BIRrllA, wife Of Simon Lainhatt 81,
aged a. yeArs, month and .! tayA.5 Is, lftf
Fuaeral from her lais rcsIdtnee, NoillaS ateCol.
loch street, Thursday morning at 500 O'Clock.
ReQuIem Mas a. 81. Allhopsus Church. Inter
uient at NJ Calvary Cemetery. Fr:etds are insi
ted 70 attend. 5
KoPLIN-nn TUESDAY, AprIl u. 1881. at 2 O'Clock
i. VI Of MI iata I. Sitenre isAAo KoFtiS, aged %
years and month"; Il
Funeral will tlkc place Thursday afternoon a 2
o'clock from No. 40 iwchtyGtst street Fricndsot
thefAmlly are respectfully luyited 10 atieud. In
te-nient at Greenwood Ceinstsry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
dissolution aotiee.
NOTICE.

the olartnerfhip heretofore existing bet1...
ne Tadssss gnSa sndei iae siyie q NiliI fSSs9S
aba business Of the arm viii 30 settled ~ i,,.
FER Who alone y authorized 70 receive "a Sss.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
He Died a Natural Death.

AFkdNsdH 11Td6, rs
Two Arkansaw acquaintances: HCap-
tain, what was the matter with your son
when he died2" Nothing the matter
with him when he died except that he
was deadp Pretty sick though before
lie died, wasn't he?" well, he wasn't as
pearl as he had beeu,n EDied natural
death, suppose" "Ies, "Whisky2H
whisky"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

The property known Is the BELMONT STOVE
CO., ifonting On the Ohio FIvtE aud oH tlns ae1
anre 81 ground ana newly erected foundry bulld'
inss and mach Inery compile, With full ets q Ist
tetus and tasks tot niue sizes Of AtoTCt Goa aI9
wo0d) ready for the market. On Tie ptetauHA q"
also d dwelling house and blacksmith ShOt. AZ.
eRItI The railroad q on Fist street on Tic VET
Considerable material, manufactured and osaq nIi
wise, on hand II not sold IN the meantlmt WI
be offered at public sale This Is The heA1i, MOI ~
complete convenient and valuable ppIE19 ~
: The Saie viii take place on the premlsel At "
O'Clock A, NJ, TUESDAY April. II, 1855.
Terms cash. For further PARTICULAR GiG.sS +"
eall an 7HEI,St0ET STOVE CV,
Ttnri6.MwAF TT Martins tVTfy, U
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22

Ffrs,-Aii FiN stopped fFeo by i1t. KiinG's tlsatt
Nerve Rattorpf, No fiA after hfst days use. Mar
Yelous cures Treatise and e % Trial nee %
lit cases. Send 70 Dr.. Kline ~ Arch - Fhtls.,
N. CapesE tnEaspso, 81 Arch ~, Phils.. ~. 90
toM neskOANNl..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
speeia1 9ottees.

AeARp.-Toa AZ who arc SSEeSlSs Rom sssoss
and lndisdetiou1 OF youth, reSyeug WeAtne.1,
early decay, los Of manhood &c, VIII send q no
Sipsi thst yIili cure you fREE or CHARqR This
great remedy waS discovered ~ tliss lolaty IN
sOuth Ametica. Send tnlE.Ad "a envelope 20
REy, J0AEER e 1lsstAH, Station y, New York.
iy1l,hWF4W " VI NleL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22

JAMES GtnpoNs, Archbishop of Balh.
more, says that he tried .tDr. Petkold's
German BitteEs," and finds it 70 be q
pleasant and efficient Tonic and Appe-
tizer. yf11,i4 s+F ti y. w&S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
-EoR SALE,
Ar vouNDsyILLEcAMp 0R0uNI's.

One New Cottage near the Hotel, containing )
Rooms, $50 -,...-.,.,,,,,,t
one Cottage adjoining Preacher Stand !l'& H.,
The Cottage formerly occupied by myttlL y w
than cost containing ANAL turnthed fois IN,
Prices Of the three iHt are actual c0SL lGl ~, vi
ther information Inquire Of Charles :. hg,sS
WAGON Wofifs. Or Of WIN, Games on camp glOup's;,
This convenient and delightful sua'inE it. ,,,,
embraces cheap living irCAh air tphlulM NSss
and The very best society. Within sho's "9SAD''
Of Wheeling. y pcutvy
Gurl6 J. ". h.L !-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
EVERYTHING new and DESIRABLE,
Albert A. FTaazheiIIl,
1900 MARKET ST.

A Ill KINDS OF CLOTHES CLEANED
IN and dyed, and oil work done promptly aud
satisfactorily. ] Also make soap for Cleaning any
kind Of cloth, both Ladies' aud Gertleinens, which
ii Etii very chtRp. AiGo do washing ht nome aud
away from homo. MRS. CRANIGKk, No. III EofI
street. a,tl. april
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
FOR SALE. ~
yALI1AR1E coA1 rRopKRrY,

Situated on W., P. &RR.R R., Told AempHel.g sbout
two miles eaS. Of the City Of Wheeling y. We, AGd
about two miles from Ohio river consisting u ~
Gctes Of coal and % acres surface 0sd coal Aaa
known o. the willow Glen Coal PFopcEtyin
my1 u. 100 Market Btltsl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
EyoR sALE-C0UNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres oil choice high bottom land. dx mtll
below wheeling, on Ohio River aud .. q o. 4 X
Improved by q substantial brick hOuNe, II ~ ~
niaplo, sugar and poplar trees Also, Ggood seec'
don Of fTnit trees. Apply 10
W.. Y. HoGE 4 BRO, 1900 MRtkeItt
Or r, W. MORROW. on The pnsmlEes. mn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
FOR SALE.

A Ii KINDS OF BOOK AND =, ~ Y
IA PRINTING neatly aud promptly eAeS"s'-"
he IRIEtIIaxHGGR Jos oggteL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
Enr Sa1e.
dor SALE OR EXCHANGE.

-Four small places at Him Grove.
Two large Houses with two acres each.
Aaep''s0' h. FORBES. No. Custom lloa4
Teienhone A.lts Rp.O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
n, Z.& Q, Railroad

Att Sse W Att4tE9tsas ".
Leave Bellaifa u 9;iQP. Y. tpf Summarized
IeASe H6lllise Of 600 A y. tos Summarized end
sspNsEila AEsyeai fsllatfei piis =. = tadt'ls M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
CON SIIhap r. ION

smlaas 81 eases 81 Dc pnfsl HAD Isi p Tag ilbaiaF
1S bstg eHFst il4a.i . efaaE z NJ m 10 ~ stsasN
that vii sah4 TWO 1QIttE3 P1l, toEa'kof viii VAL
tuALE FA1fk % Us tlslAlet y Apf sulsFtf 1ya H.
valSaAA G. Gaaf0sE pR.T.AEtDeE. Isl Fad So NJ.
TO ADrERTIsERsi- IoWest rates for Adyer,
Sidng IN o02 good neAtpSpets sent free. .Ad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22

'p0QMs FOR RENT-I,ARGE FRONT
III Rooms, tecotd story. Nicely furnished S1t,
able for two gentlemen or gentleman and III
Enquire a S2TKGlith street. AMI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-22
! THE MINERVA LITERARY EocfeIY

J o.0.F. NOTICE.
Members oi'wheeiIns Encsnpmeut arc tequest.
Cd 10 meet at their Camp Room Thunday, April
. at o'clock .harp, to pay their last fsspscts 10
our deceased brother, ItaSe KDpiin,
Apral cHA3 II. sORG. Ecfibe.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-27
Yesterdays Firas

An alarm of fire at 5 O'Clock yesterday
morning was sent in from the corner OF
Noble and Market streets. The cause wa.
the burning OF the frame block owned by
w. s. Kelly and occupied by Kelly & SOn T.
feed store and grocery. The loss wss total
and will foot up about 81 500. The stock va
insured for 81 500 aud the building for $500.
The origin of the fire was the breaking of r
small lamp by Mr.. Kelly, who ascidently
knocked il of chair. The oil assisted tie
dames to spread to the straw, and from tba
Z communicated with tbs entire buildins
'ospite the efforts of Mr.. Kelly to extinguish
them.
ABOUT o'clock a fire broke out az lS7
Geisendorf street in the residence OF Mrs
Grsydon, colored. The place was owned by
George Perkins, and wss totally destroyed
The IRE originated from defective hae
TIE adjoining residence was considerably
scorcbed. Mrs. Grsydon lost all her house
aolG goods, and her family sscs ped from the
building by active work
The residence OF Mrs. Loug, corner OF Lin.
coin and Maple streets. was damaged bJ FIRE
originating from defectiYe hue about noon
ystlsrday. LssS, $50,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-27
Robert Burns

The indianapolis CAledonisn Q1oit;n-
Club celebrated the one hundred ana twenty.
'ixth anniversary OF the birth of Rober,
Barns i. being the OCCASION Of tasir third
annual concert and ball. Tne celebr4uoa
occurred at Masonic Hall a. O'Clock al
which time the performance began fhs
house was filed eVsry seat being occIp'fI.
MIXERS orchestra furnished the music for
the evening. Judge Byron X. Elliot deity
cred he opening address, 81 ,he lilo aud
character OF Burns. This Wgs followed ~
songs, Messrs. Sidney Rsade, Hugh Cam a.
bell, Professor Ora Pearson, i. NJ
LOOMS, . w. Williams. and Mrs. s. L.
Morrison, Mrs. r. L. Paddock, Mr.
Lew Wallace, Miss Mary Downis aud the
Apollo Quartet taking part. The music was
confined to the old familiar and ever popu-
lar Scotch ballads. Rev. J. A. R0ndshaler,
OF the Tabernacle Church. delivered the sec.
ond address. 1t is but justice 10 say that
the entire programme was rendered in 3
manner highly satisfactory to every one. 1t
is the regret OF the Sentinel that a more ex.
tended notice can not be given at this tims
OF the performance. Following the musical
and Literary programme dancing was begun.
which was kept up TO a late hour. The walls
OF the boEse were appropriately DECORATED
With wsll-knOxn passages from Burns Tne
celebration of Burns birthday by the society
Is one OF the annual attractions in this city,
but never before nas il been celebrated ia
sucn style as on last evening
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-27
The Roller Kinks.

Tonight at the WigwRm Rink the three.
mile speed race for the championship of the
city and gold medal will be the attracti on .
There are five or six rapid skaters entered
Tor the contest, and exciting sport may bs
anticipated. Next Friday evening the third
grand fancy dress carnival OF the season will
take place. with handsome prizes offered,
aud 10 those VINO attended the previous ones
1t is needless TO cay that ii viii be alt the
management promise.
The College Avenue Rink begun the week
last night with boom, the special feature
being the appearance of the boy Wonder"
Master Charles E. Beeson. The house was
packed, standing room oDlyn being the
legend greeting the late corners. The won
der performed all his movements with a
precision and grace that ELECTED rounds OF
applause from the large audience. Manager
Bannister is fortunate in securing this at
traction, but this only illustrates the fact
that he is the right man IN the right place !"
and that even if attractions do come hiEh
he viii have EN-" Master Beeson will 40
pear every evening this week. Go see him
10 ebt occurs the calico party at the
Meridian Rink. 1t is the first OF the season,
and WI certainly he grand Success ia
every Particular A pair OF CLUB skates will
be pftse nted to the lady wearing the ha I'd
somest calico dress, aud the gentleman wear-
ing tie best costume will Dc remen-
bsTed ia ike manner. Prizes ara also
offered for the homliest dress, largest
nee kite, largest apron, largest hat. and
largest bonnet. No one will be allowed Oh
the floor during the evening unless in calico
Ladies must wear calico dresses or aprons,
and gentlemen must wear esp or ha. and
neckte TO be allowed 10 skate. a. 9 o'clock
an exhibition" of fancy skating ~iu ~
given ny the stockholders of the rink for Is
beautiful medal.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-27
CITY In BRIEF.

The cold wave flag was lowered yesterday
morning at daylight and the mercury feli
gradually daring the day.
William Curley is now holding the posi-
tion OF distributing clerk at the Postofice.
This is the position held by William Chill
prior to his strange departure from the
city.
The Smith Fire Extinguisher Company of
Esporte, has been incorporated. Capital
stock Of 10000. Directors: W. E. and P.
L. Smith, J. ]. Steadnsn and +. Z. o.
born,
Thomas Smith, colored lad of Lewiston,
vas taken in charge by the police yesterd Az.
He says his parents receRtly died and he was
sent away to get rid of him. His parents
had property, but he knows nothing OF what
was done with il.
William NJ. Nebert was arrested last night
hy (aptsin Colbert and Sergeant QUigley, 81
fe5 North Alabama street, ss fugitive. Re
IS wanted 81 Olsthe, Kan, on q charge o. EN-
htzzle nent. Nebert says the matter grows
ont Of family troubles. de will be fsr.
ValCeC TO-DAY