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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

A grand private and select party was
given on Thursday evening by Mr.. p. Rear
anse and wife at their residence ia Martin
Ferry The guests present were Misses
Mary KearanSe. Ellen Frederick, Sarah
Mienahan. Ellen Kenny Mary Geraty Katie
Keaton and Messrs Michael Padden. John
kea;on John MOuahau. Michael Gersty
James Flynn. Michael Kenny and Others too
numerous to mention. This grand affair
proved to be most excellent and amusing.
The music was by string band popular in
lie yicinity Singing dancing and recita-
lions. etc. was ioyiully kept Up till supper
attracted the sttent;on Of the social. when
ali found themselves fronting most lux
urious. well spread table Of dsiu,ies. The
good time was continued till an early hour
in TIE morning. VIXEN laiieS with their eS
cor's. returned their sincere thanks to Mr.
and Mrs. Nearsrse and lett for their homes,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
BucNIen's Arn,ca selye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblsins
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, O.,
money refunded Price rs cents per boz
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
The People We Claim aud the Stranger
Within Our Gates

The People We Claim aud the Strangers
within Our Gates
J. w. Rodgers, of MoundsviiIe, is in the
city
D. W. Snyder OF Beal!syi!le, Pa, is in
tie city.
I'd. Fowler, OF Paris, France, is registered
at the Howell House.
j. f. Radcliffe, of Wellsbnrg, autographed
at the Stamm House yesterday.
W. B. Humphrey and wife. Of Mounds
Vile, we're in the city yesterday.
james S. Dodson, Esq, of Bethlehem,
Pa, an old time Wheeling, boy is in the
city.
Aug. Knoke, of the Eighth ward. will
leave this morning for the New Orleans
Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs George Wickham, who have
been 10 the New Orleans Exhibition, have
returned home. George says you must see
it in order to realize it.
Harry Sherrard, of Steubenyille, erstwhile
captain of the Plumed Knights, was smiling
about town last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

TT TIT I-"'I1T W ItV0IEE''
In reply to "Nigilant who is 100 modest
10 give his name. most enphatically
deny that the late Plenary Council even so
much as preached the question Of division
OF the school fund. Hence as member
and an official Of that Council publicly
brand "Eigilants assertion as an unquali-
fed falsehood. JonN j. KAN.
Bishop of Wheeling.
Wheclinr February Il lSSJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
LOVE LAUGHS, &c.
a Young Ohio Couple "skip by tho Light
of the Moon"

OF the Moon"
Tuesday evening Mr. Charles Tum.
mers and Miss Ella McFaddeu, both Of
Cadiz. Ohio. came TO this city intent OIL be-
coming man and wife. Their course Of
true love did not run smooth on account
of dissenting parents, and the young lady
managed to elude their wachful eyes and
joined her sweetheart, and they took the
train for this city, when an attempt was
made to get a license, but without success.
However as Pennsylvania was not far away,
they made arrangements and went out to
Washington, Pa, where all obstacles to
their union were removed. and they re-
turned and registered at the Howell House
as one. They left yesterday. morning for
home, happy and expecting forgiveness at
the hands Of stern parents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

The rush for the iaiest style Nor
folks AT our Retail Department
continues. every express bringing
~ a new lot, hirh il sold almost
~ soon AZ received. In this con-
nectiou We beg leave 10 return our
sincere thanks for the very liberal
manner i'm which the public has
rewarded our enterprise in Turn
ishiug The only iir>t-ciass. strictly
new style NORFOLK 10 be had in
Wheeling. at prices much lower
than il asked for old carried-oyPr
stuff. In the future as in the past,
We hope TO gain public patronage
by the merits oi our goods and
prices. not by in6uiging in silly
ScIf-praise or nauseOus tiattery on
ti,e discrimination and good taste
OF Our customers.
Respectfully,
n. GUTMAN & Co.
nn~..g..o,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
Excursion Tickets TO New Oris,u.

Chesp excursion tickets by both river and
railroad. are COW on sale via the direct and
popular Pan Handle route For tickets
aud full particulars call on or address j. G.
Tom!Iroou agent foot OF Eleventh street
Nl.e.Eg i "A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
n. GUFMAN & Co.
Retail Department.
" THE NORFOLK JACKET OR
TOURISTS COAT

Made from Our checked or plaided
>uitingS, are particularly nObby.
Ii has two pIaitS In front and two
behind. meeting with II gentle
curve al the shoulder seam. The
pIaitS are about two inches wide.
Those i'm front cure sufficiently
near to the edge To permit OF side
pockets being patched On behind
them. The belt il OF the same
width as the piaits aud may either
pAs> Oser or under them. IL ~
fa>teued either with one az two
buttons a.. n rule, with edges dlou-
bile stitched"
The above IN copied from the
american Fashion Review" for
Spring 81 l~sS. and il an exact de-
srripiiou of The New style Nor
folks made for us by IA leading
fashionable CIOthier in Boston.
and handled by as exclusively.
No either dealer iii Wheeling can
obtain these goods, which are now
on sale i'm our Retail Department.
VI. GUTMAN a 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

NV Orleans Excursion tickets are on
sale =; Union Il. r. Office. 1900 Market
street, via all lines Highest Rate S&s.75.
Lowest Ne. Rate $3.50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
DHor in at No. 10 Twelfth street.

PRor A. FIScHEE's Dancing Academy
for ladies and gents, commences next Mon
day evening, at Mcl.ane's Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
VI. GUTMAN a 90.

PaoY. A. r!ScHEG'S Dancing Academy
Tor ladies aud children commences Satu7-
dag afteyao3u Al > 70 o'c!0tS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

DAILY Excursions to New Orleans via B.
i o. T. II. at S25 10 for the Round Trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

Imported Decorated Porcelain
Tea sets Do pieces, for Eight Dol.
lars. AtOne China Sets still lower.
DAWSON BROS.
as2S Market Streft.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

Members of Legislature invited
To call and see our stock.
JACOB ". GsRIBB,
JeaeIer Cor. TWeIttS sud Market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
Grams English Opera Company.

The REGISTER few days ago stated in
its columns that coed opera company
would be welcome to Wheeling, but would
also be big attraction as there had been
none here this season. No sooner was the
paper out tnan Charley Shay, wide awake
as usual, had the telegraph wire going in
all directions, and first class opera must
be had at any cost, and finally succeeded in
arranging with Grau's Famous New York
English Opera Company, which will appear
at the Academy of Music next Monday
night for one week, producing the Queens
Lace Handkerchief, Little Duke La Mas.
cote and Olivette, something never before
attempted in this city, at the popular prices
OF -, ~, and 10 cents.
Gents boots and shoes very cheap at the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
HORRIBLE CATASTROPHE.
a Woman burned to a Crisp Near st.
CIairnYilie.

"b"ah ""heu W - STisP Hoa' or'
Ctairsyiiie.
A special telegram from st CIairsyille.
Ohio. gives the following details of terrible
casualty which occurred near there on
Thnrst ay:
On Thursday evening when Nathan Da-
yis, who lives near Louisville about six
miles west of st. Clairsville, returned home
from work he found his house filled with
smoke and a sickeniug smell. and on in.
vesiigation he found his wife lying on
the floor in front of CRATE fire. burned to
crisp. Her head was lying from the fire
and her limbs were burned of from above
the knees, and the reFt of the body burned
so badly that it fell TO pieces upon being
touched. Their ten-months old babe which
was living in crib was ALMOST sufo-
Gated. bnt lived until The next
day. Mrs. Davis was formerly Miss
Ida Eits, Of this place, and has been mar
RED but two years 1t is supposed that she
was sitting in front of the fire aud was
seized with lainting it, to which she was
subject and fell into the fire
Owen Bowles, aged five years, son OF T.
@. Bowles Of St. Gainesville, swallowed
tin whistle j few days ago which may prove
fatal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
LADIES fine shoes at the Assignee Sale
No. 20 Twelfth street.

No. 30 Twelfth street.
Join ihc Excursion Party for New Orleans,
Leaving via Pan-Handls Route Monday
February 3ih.
\ party of excursionss for New Orleans
will leave Wheeling at o'clock Monday
morning February 9th, via the Pan Handle
route. A special through coach will be run
20 Cincinnati, connecting in same depot
with l.. II \. II. r., where through coaches
and sleeping cars are taken for New Or
leans. Those wishing to Join the party can
obtain FIJI particulars of the trip by calling
upon Mr. \. c. lgerter. who will also see
that ample accom- modations are provided
The excursion tickets should be purchased
Saturday so that there may be no delay
Monday morning. The tickets should be
purchased Of Mr.. J. G.. Tomlnson, Ticket
Agent Panhandle depot, foot Of Eleventh
street, so that the exact number going may
be known and accommodations provided for
accordingly, Sleeping car accommodations
from Cincinnati to New Orleans will be
secured in advance by telegraph. The
party will reach New Orleans in time to
witness the great Mardi Gras.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
Hats and Bonnets Made to Order

TN ANY DESIRED sTYLE-NEw YORK HAl
BIeachery, No - slrtsenih ST. Wheeling
Va. IaJi..' AMI HLS,as' strsv, CEip, Iet and
Beaver Hats, etc, s!terei blesc bed. eoored .si an
iona a. ,.,I., i.,r5.., ba.HggLss rsspc+T!lJ -
AyiE'a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
For Ront.
STEPHEN MCCULLOUGH,
CARPENTER and Builder.

Brick and Wooden Buildings erected Rooh' va
legs and Skylights Counters and sheiTins' a!
work promptly attended to on reasonable terms
Shop in 4 LEY 10, rear OF Capitol Residence No d
Fifteenth street: shop in rear. ltIl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
SOME OF OUR FRIENDS.

As you are passing by stop in at No. 10
Twelfth street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
Elegant Party

DAUY ENcursions 10 New Orleans via 4
Il q. T. r. at So. 10 for the Round trip
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

RorS aui youths boots snI shoes at he
AsNLc - Sal, No Twe.;'L street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
IIJeeljn9 3e91sten
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Roller Ska;eS-HOge d Co
Tor Sa.e-Farm IN Ohio.
For Rent - Residence on EOH Street.
Notice to Creditors.
The Capitol Rink.
FOR Sale-IlOuse.
English Dinner Se;s-Ewins Bros.
When Spec,acles are Needed G. Dill,
Ion.
Dancing Academy-Prat. c. J. Mayer.
The Island Rink.
Academy 0! Music-Grau's Opera Com
Pany.
Another Dynamite Explosion Henry
Jacobs & Co. Local Page
Flour-H. 7. BehrCns- Local Page.
Opera IIoUss-I.and o Nod and Misile-
toe Rough, Local Page.
Grand Family Matinee - Chapline
Street Roller Rink. Local Page
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

OUR Si.OO Celebrated white shirt, REIN
forced both front and back, for qualify and
strength Is superior To any other In the
market. Call and examine, at
q. HIS & SONS,
Merchant railOrs and Gents FuraishsrS,
1891 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
Henry Jacobs & Co,

1854 MI AIN ST.
S.--Neyeg in the history Of business
we're goods so!d SIS cheap as We nov sell
them .ab-
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1 CIiril.

CENTS boots and shoes very cheap at the
Assignee Sale, No. 10 Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

Very resrs. .:ully yours,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
EOOMikE C.

REururER the place, No. 10 Twelfth
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
FAILURES IN BUSINESS.

Isaac b. Crane and David w. Crane, compris-
Ing tie firm OF Crane Crane obbers OF cloths at NOS
2l2 and PA Churchst, made assignment yesterday
to Charles II. Reilly, giving preferences aggregatlng
$4,000 49, the largest OF which Is TO FREDERICK victor
* Aches for 5000 o.. They also prefer the Ninth
National Bank for what they may IT, The business
established In December, 1873 under the style or
I. B. & d. w. Crane, and carried on until tine
early part OF the following year. when the present hrm
style was adopted. Prior TO beginning business To-
gcther Isaac b. had been member OF the firm or curry
Browning & Crane. and David W. had been OF g. o.
Pierce Co.. manufacturers OF paints and colors For
some months they have been doing nothing except
liQuidang their affairs. .
John r. Terry retail dealer in hats at Fifty fourth
at. and SiXthave., made an assignment yesterday
to Martin W. Jones' giving preferences for S7.O4l IL
tho largest OF which Laura +. Durges for $1,000
and Mrs. Mary T.. Tuy II 603 He has been In business
In this city In different connections since 1861 and has
failed several times. His last failure was in December
1882 when lie showed liabilities of $4,000 and actual
assets OF $4,000. From the liabilities he obtained
release under the twothrds act
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
wFsTCHEsrER COUNTY.

PORT CnEsrrR-ncury Iichenstein. Of No. = Fast
Sixtyscventh--L Ncwlork. after spending the Fourth
aud nfthwh some friends intended TO return byhe sew
Haven u u. sunday. Although the SAFETY
bars were closed hc dashed forward under them under
AN approaching express train with two powerful loco
moyrs and cars, all uf which pss-"l Ovrr bi,
body cutting 10 to pieces woman who witnessed the
accident swoOnc1 with some Jiiiculiy restored
sufficiently lie placed on board OF train. The body
OF young Lchtenstcn was brought 10 the city yester
day.
MouST vgRSoS.-Aexander Smart, n glass worker. of
thl. city, with James stephens of Ihrtcenthst ana
University place, after spending the Fourth AZ Glen Is
land proceeded NrwROchclle and thence -iafci 10y
rail for Mount Vernon hut by mistake left tho train AT
Pelham lie ana undertook To walk to Mount vernon
along the railroad tracks. They had but short
distance when Smart fell through br lgc, ana received
serious Injuries His companion vent to Mount Vernon
To get carriage which he had great difficulty Ia OBJ
taining Finally hackman volunteered To 30 for the
wounded man md did but reaching the house OF
q friend had invited him To spend the Fourth the
house was full aud he could not be received The hack
man then. about took him To- the lookup. where
he left him, with supply Of BLANKETS. Hc WAS after
ward removed of tho hospitals In this city
Maggie Edward the niece OF Albert Crook. retired
poce sergeant living West Fifticthst. employed In
the family of James Nelson. of Firsayc. in this VII
lnge. disappeared Saturday night and has not been
seen since.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
THE BURNED BRoIDWAY BUILDING.

Hastily imprOvsed signs convey to the
patrons or the various establishments which have Deen
doing business I'm the burned building No. 63 Broadway
the addresses where temporary headquarters have been
fitted up. The principal Offices OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company nave been removed To NO 80
Broadway. The cOmpauys executive offices have been
accommodated the fourth floor OF the Adams Express
Company's building No. 81 Broadway The receiving
and money transfer offices have been placed at No 81
Broadway whore the Baltimore and Ohio Express Com
pany Will also he temporarily stationed The companys
express business has not suffered TO appreciable
extent by the fire. All Its goods and effects such as
could embarrass 1t by OF loss were Mt It's ware
house. lts wagons the streets yesterday ana
everything proceeded M usual.
The burned building belonged 10 HarmOny's Nephews
4 Co.. who occupied its second iour They now at
No. 30 Broadway They have put on gang OF men To
clear away the wreck and debris IL Will be decided to-
day whether the owners will reconstruct the building
from funds supplied by the Insurance companies IN
which II was insured, whether the companies Will
themselves undertake the rebuilding OF II.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
RR0OKI.YN-
Deaihslast wee
marriages., 70.

Deaths last week. 422; births, 1875; marriages, 20.
Internal Revenue Collector Black will assume Office
Tomorrow. He Is being overrun by applications for
Office.
Extensive preparations are being made by the 18th
Regiment for It's visit to the State Camp ut Peekskil
next Saturday
Nearly persons in the three police courts
terday The majority OF them had drowned their JOY In
deep rotations Independence Day, aud had enjoyed
quiet Sunday in police cells.
The 23d Regiment expects TO receive n visit to-day
from the Montgomery Grays and the Houston Light
Guards two OF the regiments which have been at the
National Enca,npment in Philadelphia.
Naval Constructor PoOk began his duties In the Navy
Yard Yesterday is expected that large number OF
workinen will be employed In the yard In short tine
room for men having been made by wholesale dis
charges.
The tax budget prepared by the Board Of Estimate
was presented to the Aldermen yesterday. The total
amount for the city Is $7,106,05S 80 showing an In
of 81 072 223 H. Upon an estimated addition OF
$l2 500 600 to the taxable valuations this year Clerk
Cadey. Of the Board OF Estimate figures tax rate Of
81 so. Last year 1t was ~ 63.
While unloading n coil OF wire haw ser, weighing ton
and half from truck In the Navy Yard yesterday.
william Hull, Of No. A Broome-st New-York. narrowly
escaped being crushed As IL was, the wire fell partly
upOn him. broke his right arm and tore the flesh away
the inside Of the elbow He taken to Bellevue
Hospital
Tho Board of Education will hold its annual meeting
and elect president, vicepresldent, secretary and
subordinate officers to-day. Two associate supcrintsnd-
ents TO he elected II In probable that W. ii. Max
we'll, who u now the second associate superintendent,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
4 Turks EScAPE FROn TIE SYAKE.


"I never lie about snakes" Warren replied,
hut "A much curious and decidedly larger reptile
was captured back OF LacktwaIe last Tuesday DO
occurred on the Delaware division train carrying
o. rrns circus aud menagcrc and that the snake cage
was demolished and two three snakes escaped In the
carknez.. Well. Que OF these snakes WAS anaconda,
feet long ana although II has been
ern occ asons never captured. Last Monday Turk
wearing red turban hat knee and baggy brerches and
pair tockings but shoes arrived at Iickawaxcn
aud injured the to ShohOla Falls. lie started out
but losing his way found himself late ut night along side
of "Rattesnako Creek tired out, and no house
shelter within sight. The night very chilly and
the Turk finally laid down mossy bank AMI went To
sleep. rhe next morning two trout fishermen, who
Turk lying In a stupor while huge slimy. but beauti-
fully striped snake In -the act Of endcavor.g to
swallow him whoe. When the fishermen arrived the
snake haI OF the Turks legs swallowed 10 point
abn, the knee. aud was making but slow progress
having undertaken bigger Job than 10 expected The
fishermen had no difficulty IN killing the snake they
hadt at disadvantage, being unable To get farther
ahead back out. IL fourteen feet Ong. and the
Identical anaconda which escaped from d lircns circus
three years ago. Hompy Williams. the celebrated snake
charIer Of LarkawaXen will preserve and mount IT, this
beng the only discovered Ia Pike County"
:" What became o. the Turk. WarrcnT the next
question.
"Ohi he came around all right By vigorous rubbing
with whskcy circulation restored In his leg aud he
was able his tourney the day. He was
supplied with pair OF boots the natives being fearful
that he would be bitten by RATHER and that hey would
then he compelled Ia bury him. hewas unable to pur
chase "A bottle OF ratlesnake antdote It's cheaper to
buy boots than collins AMI dig graves"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
SORROWFUL ENDING or 4 SUND4T TRIP.

Inc DOulcS OF Mllnlc hcly anu fTcucIlha IL
Gilbert, the two young women who were drowned In
each Others arms at Poughkeepsie on sunday, were
taken To their home No 5- Secondst brooklyn yester-
day. Accompanying the collins were John A. Kelly ,Jr,
brother OF OF the ana TWO three friends.
IL Is believed that Minnie made dive of The rock
she went into tho channel Of the river, where the
current deep and strong Neither showed
signs OF fright when last and II Is
probable that they did not know their peril Minnics
father Is "a printer. At the National Bank Note Com
pany's Office. where she employed, her associates
sp Ike sorrowflv and aiectonatey of her. she was
much liked. Miss Gilbert. who was employed In the
telegraph Office Of the Southwestern Freight system. AT
No. 33o broadway. boarded at No. IS second-s. and
was Minnic's bosom friend She 10 lie married
Her younger sister OF the witnesses OF
her death.
Miss Gilbert hal relatives except her sister Emma
Their mother died tHreo years ago. Their
property, amounting TO S0O.OOO, when
ihcir father left at his death In 1870.
they hal lost and the girls had 10 their Jwn living
Frcd.riga handsome bru lctte with long, jet black
hair. Her funeral Will take place to-day at
No. 90 second'st. and she VIII be
buried at Cypress IIills Cemetery. The
funeral Of Miss Kelly will be held morning In
ST. Agne. Romtn Catholic Church, and the burial Will be
IN Calvary Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07

will be promoted to the nrst place to succeed Jonn
BnItIev who is TO be retired By Of age Several
school principals are mentioned for the second place.
Peter Titus age three of No Tiffany place VINO wen
with his mother visit iome friends IN tne Lowel
10 be lost The police looked In vain for him that
ana yest rday fhe distracted mother returned 70 the
Tower Buiiiings to renew the search 1t was finally
suggested that he might have gone 70 tne root oT
side huge chimney, seven stories from the ground
The work Of identifying City Hall Park begun more
than year ago Il completed. In place OF nass.omes @
turf boriered by stone coping. Tarteen maple trees
are beginning TO make some shace. IN place Oh @ .uo
being lighted with electric ampsl, handsome Dronhe
vases filled with plants have been placed fafE IL
tendept Culver has been warmly commended Tor MS
efforts nimproying this park. which was aevs saen ~
order OF the Aldermen few years ago: Inc Tree fia
Society set on foot the for It's resoration
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07

The National Saengerbund looked at inc inc
wonders Of Coneg Island yesterday rlTS
and their guests to Bay Ridge and the charterag o
caused delay Of two hours In the ss
thinned by persons leaving the crowd to 90 direc
rail- while those who pcrsevered were now ana .aoa
sky Tho visitors were much delighted with the famous @
beach, and largely forsook the afternoon rehear. LOT
German, from Baltimore who attracted general as sstsn
ton on Of h: yast physical many
wonders already, but this is the p,Se.shss
yeti" stil. but comparatively few locked az rS sfS
Inside Of tho immense wooden animal The me3riy
walked hither and thither and when they became nun
gy there hearty response 70 the rowd
the refreshment stands and restaurants. Ihe crown
swelled toward evening with German visitors from %
this city and NcwJersey and the concert az Rscbo fs
and William Grosche was largely attended,
To-day as 10 a. there will be general convention
OF delegates in Turn Hail. Meserolest, Brooklyn, ana
matinee and evening concerts with prze singing at INC
Grand Opera House.