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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-08

WAsHINGroN N LEE UNIvEBsITY.-We
call attention 90 the advertisement of the
Law Department of Washington x Lee
University. of which Gen. O.. w. c. Lee is
President The next session opens Sept.
l6-at the same time with the Academic
Departments of the University.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-08

The Audubon Society for the protection
especially song-birds-is exerting
wholesome influence in that direction.
D, IS beginning % get the cooperation OF
,ae iair-sex. and their refusal to cater 10 the
fashionable craze Of bird wearing, which
grew ou. OF thoughtlessness and promised
m early extinction especially of birds OF
beautiful plumage, gives promise that the
0ri, win be spared in the future. Mr.. y.
a, Ei,o.. Of this town, IS soliciting me@'
o..s 20 tEs Auxiliary sociees ht-e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-08

Dick Alexander. colored, a loug-time-ago
employee at the Charlestown Depot, was in
town ON Monday Tie was Handsomely
uniformed being a member of a Baltimore
Military Company that visited Island Park
on that day Dick called TO see us. He il
reaping the reward of diligence in business
iu Baltimore
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-08

An entertainment viii be held in otorer
College by the ladies for the benefit of the
Presbyterian Church, Harper's Ferry July
18th and 10th. Some of the best talent OF
Che place and some from Washington viii
assist in the music, charades, monologues
and ub'eaux. A fancy table and ice cream
festival win, IN addition be bright feature
a5 the evening Am enjoyable evening Is
promised TO AN. Admission. - cents
----r.u. ID cenl..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-08
s. u. HIRsCHMAN 4 Co.

Where can | see the largest variety ?
Where can / get the big dollars worth ? is
the question of the day. If you've never
paid the Twin Fronts Il visit, we say to you,
come If you have, our advice is unneces-
SarV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-08

Three medals were awarded by Mr..
Brovuold for progress and skill in musical
requirements, as follows The frst-a gold
medal-to Miss Rosalie Lewis, Of this coun-
ty: the secoud-a silver medal-to Miss
Virginia Lucas, of Charlestown, W. Va;
the third also a medal Of silyer-to Miss
Annie Moore. Of this place.-Clrrte Courier.
Phoenix Division No. IS, :. Of T., will
have a Temperance Lecture. by Hon. g. T..
Butler. "a, Elk Branch Church, Saturday,
July l0tb at 8 O'Clock, P. m. The neigh
boring Temperance lodges have been inyi-
tel 90 attend. Alright there viii be an ice
cream festival in the school-house adjoining
.le church. for the benefit. of the temper
arcc orders
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-08

Our advice.-We advise clothing buyers
especially mothers seeking boys and chill
dren's clothing, to visit our stores where
they can see the largest assortment, newest
styles and, we are positive, the lowest prices.
A few more of those 1925 suits left.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-08

ICe have started out to make July the
millinery month of the seoson, and in order
to do so have made a big reduction on
every hat in the place. We've never
before offered you anything in the way of
hats for the price as at present, and were
very sure we can please you either in shapes
or styles for any price you may want to
spend on hat or bonnet. The same low
prices apply to all trimmings in millinery.
5. ID. HIRsCHMAN d Co.
Odd suits and broken lots, where there
are now perhaps one. two and three of a
kind. What shall we do with them? Keep
them? No; make market at once, make
a price that'l bring customer. Shut our
ewes to the loss, no matter how big, knife
them, knife them knife them, which means
cutting the price in two. Come and see.
= ID HTRSCHMAN q Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-08

old family sunrnaI.
July $. 1856.
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Mr. Humphrey X. Amber has returned
from the University Of Virginia.
The funeral Of Mr.. S. NJ Williams took
place at Harper's Ferry on Tuesday.
Mr. Jacob O. Tutwiler has been appoint
Cd town lamplighter at $50 per year.
Aunt" Betsy Robinson viii please ac-
cept our thanks for basket Of June apples.
Twenty-Five uniformed wheelmen sa-r0Wts
for Hagerstown passed through this place
ou sunday.
Mr.. Geo. T. Light has returned from
Kentucky and brought with him his thor
oughbred colt
Mr.. Junius b. Davenport of the lst Ma
tional Bank at Roanoke spent the 4th at the
family home near Charlestown.
Several thousand colored excursiouists
were al. Island Park on Monday-about
5000 of them from Washington.
Hons. VIM. II Travers and d b. Lucas
have returned from Wheeling whittier they
had gone as counsel in an important case
before the Supreme Court
The ladies of p. Z. Church, Bunker Hill,
will hold an Ice Cream Festival Friday and
Saturday nights, July 9th and 10th. Acor-
dial invitation is extended TO all
The repair Of vehicles and furniture will
be promptly attended to by NJ. George
Dooley at his shop near Hollis pump. Does
good work and at moderate prices.
Mr.. little, formerly of the Stepteolsto'ra
Register, looked in upon us on Saturday.
He caught us in a questionable act We
were reading the Mrt'asjurg Herald.
Mr.. DeHertberu Washington, L. =. Con-
sui General 20 New London, Canada has
been on a visit 20 his mother Mrs. Col L.
w. Washington, aud other relatives AZ
"Mordingtou. thi, place lie called to see
us before leaving on Monday.
Samaritan Lodge. No. %, 10. o. f.. of
Leetowu June both elected the following
officers for the ensuing term john Blue,
y. G Philip Henry. Y. Co.; Geo II.
Ramsburg. Sec'y; j. j. Ramsburg, Treas
Rev. Jas. T. Eubauk. Chaplain.
a band of Gypsies passed through town
last Wednesday. Recently q band of these
uomats picked up a little child in a New
Jersey town and did their very best to carry
&c OFF, Horsemen in hot pursuit rescued
the child, but let the Gypsics go.
Mr. G.. f. Lamar and wife have taken
quarters at the st. Clair Hotel by the
way. Mrs. Lamar is q daughter of our friend
and subscriber, Naios Chas. w. Knott, of
Jefferson County, and we beSpeak for her a
cordial reception by our people.-M0tiHs-
terg Statesman.
The Democrat notes that on Tuesday even
ing of last week the Independent Fire Com
pany drilled in part uniform, consisting of
caps and torches" That rival, the Georgia
uniform of collar and spurs. A trihe mea-
gre, 90 be sure-kiud of "a midsummer night
habihment. So Co speak.
WASHINGTON ,S LEE UNIVERSITY We
-nl n.t.nl,nn m the advertisement M the
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
DIED.

JEFFFRtS.-On the 18th inst. Martha ,
wife OF Jacob Jelieris, In the 18th ear Of
her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
yited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence Of her husband, No ll23 Adams street,
on Monday morning, to leave the house az
II O'Clock. IntermenI at Wilmington and
BrAndywine cemetery.
LONG.-On the 10th inst, Eliza Long,
aged So years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited TO attend her funeral. from the resi-
O ence OF her grandson, John Long, on Ninth
street between Lincoln and Uni0D, oa Fri
day afternoon. Services at the house at .
O'Clock. Interment at Green Hill Gene
tory.
RIrOHIE- ON the 10th inst, James Richie
about IS years OF age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully Ia
ytted to attend his funeral from his late rest
dence, near Centreyille, Christians Hun
dred, on sunday next at o'cleck Inter
ment at Lower Brsndywine Presbyterian
Church.
ICKoZIER.-rn Wednesday, 10th inst, I'll
CroZier, aged SO.
Tho relatives and friends are respcc tfull,
| invitei to attend the funeral. from the res
| dence Of Mrs. Ann Gay, No. 800 King stree
on Saturday, at 2 o'clock p. m. TO leave tn
house at o'cl cK. Interment In whining
ton and BraLdywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
Three Brothers Lynched.

SHOALS, Ind, March 10 The noto-
rious Arcaers, who have been conhned
in the County Jail for several weeks
past, under charges of murder, expiated
their horrible crime at the hands OF o
mob at IL 30 "Wednesday
morning. The mob marched quietly
into town and directly to the jail,
situated In West Shoals. When the
Jail was reached the keys were de-
manded and refused. Then the spoA es-
man ordered them to go in and the
front door was battered down and the
iron cell doc rs treated likewise. After
gaining entrance aud spending short
time with the doom cd men, they were
led out in the midst of tEe mob and
taken to the courtyard adjoining the
iail. But few words were exchanged
during the entire performance. They
selected the trees on which they were
to be hanged, when the moose waf
placed on their respective necks, and
after exchanging few parting word
concerning the crimes, to which n,
answer was received, the word wa
given to haul up and in very fe7
moments the lifeless bodies OF John
Martin and Thomas Archer could b.
seen suspended in mid-air on the mapl
trees fronting the Court house; IA
mob then quietly disbanded, leavin
their victims in the position In Whic
they met their doom. In few MI
ments after the mob had dispersed 70
courtyard was filled with persons seeh
ing q glimpse of the lifeless bodie
The people are wild with excitement
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
GrnAt safe Of Harness.

james A. Conner, No. 4 East Fourth
street, has advertised for and has made
arrangements for grand auction sale Of
harness, saddles, collars, whips and
robes in the large store room, second
story Of his store, where hundreds Of
people can be accommodated. These
articles, IS set Of harness, are no cheap
ly gotten up rigs, but are hrst-class
made by the most skilled workmen and
OF the very best material. Quite
numbe OF these sets are rubber finished
and gold mounted.
The most fastidious eau find them
selves suited when they see the grand
array Of harness hung around the
room. Persons DESTROYS OF securing
good harness are requested to call aud
examine the stock before the Hale. Ont
thing above all others 10 certain, and
that Is that 2ow is the time for all who
wish to rig their nsgs out in hrst-class
style, TO call and examine the good
aud be on hand when the sale com
mences. The whole stock will be sold
no matter what prices are offered.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
Death OF MT. mary >. Bayard.

Mrs. Mary Sophia Baysrd, widow Of
the late Hon Richard II. Bayard, Of
this city, died in Philadelphia on
Tuesday, aged SO years. She was \
granddaughter of Charles Carroll Of
CAIRO lton, Md, one of the siRReIs of
the Declaration Of Independence. Her
husband vas a brother Of the Hon
James A Bayard, father of the present
Secretary of State Of the United States,
Hon. Thomas Bayard. Mrs. Bayard
was the daughter Of Charles Carroll, the
only son OF Charles Carroll OF Carroll
ton. Her mother was Harriet Chew.
She was born at the Homeward estate,
near Baltimore. She was an aunt Of
ex Governor John Lee Carroll of Mary
land, Mr.. Harper Carroll and Madame
Acosta of Baltimore. Ars. Bsyard has
one daughter in law living In Baltl-
more, Mrs. Richard BAyard. She was
the mother of seven children-two sons
and five daughters Her sops were
Richard Bayard and Charles Carroll
Bayard, who are both dead. Mira.
Powell, of Philadelphia, and Mary,
another married daughter, living ir
Italy, are the only children living.
Caroline, Harriet and Louisa, hel
other daughters, are dead. Mrs. Baysrt
was WOmAu VIII HOSooo1cA Doeue1
and brilliancy in rare degree in he
younger days. At Washington, whei
the great statesmen Of the country wer'
at their zenith, Mrs. Bsyard shone II
society. Her home was frequented b.
such men as Webster, Calhoun, ClaJ
and Choate. Her conversational power
were fascinating, and charmed thess
distinguished men and many otherf
Her beauty was no less marked thai
her brillisncy. II is said that at on
time she was the !oveliest woman II
Washington city. She was noted TO
her generosity and made friends whel
ever she went. Her funeral will tax
place TO day from the residence Of he
Granddaughter. Mrs. Hodges, Sprnc
street, Philadelphia, and the remain
will be brought to this city, where the
will be taken in charge by Funeri
Director Wilson and inferred in Il
Wilmington aud Brandywine cemt
terry. Secretary of State Bayard arrive
In tlis city last evening for the purpo'
of attending the funeral to day.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11

LONDON, March 10.-Cases Of suicide
are increasing at Monte Carlo. A
wealthy resident OF Milan recently
banged herself ia the Casino Garden. A
Hungarian nobleman, who had been
ruined NJ the tables, stabbed himself in
the gambling room. His body was
thrown from the window and fell upon
keeper, who has since gone mad.
Gensdarmes now watch the paths in the
gardens TO prevent further suicides
Vlscount Dupplin, heir Of the Earl OF
Kinnoull, IL the pame of the British
nobleman who at Monte Carlo yestsr-
day, according TO rumor, committed
suicide, owing to losses at gambling.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11

Mrs. NJ. T. Richards, Of Providence,
r. L., delivered an interesting lecture
W ednesday afternoon in the parlor OF
the West Presby terrain Church on THE
Age OF Old English-Wycliffe and
Chaucsr." There was qnite q large
audience present who we're greatly
pleased with the intellectual treat. The
next leci ure OF the course will be de-
livered on Monday afternoon, on THE
Age of the Protestant Reformation
Sic Thomas More and the translators Of
the b BILE AS these lectures are fol
the beCefit OF the "Women's Indian
Association" they should be literally
pLtroniZsi
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
EDITION.
Pugh's Defsnce OF Cleveland.


WAtH NOTION, March TO- Senator
PuQh IN . sfternosn answered the
speech M de By Senator Edmunds yes
q rday In he discussion of the question
Mt ist ne between the President and
the senate as to the right Of the latter
70 De pers on file In the different Gov
eminent departments In reference 20
removals from and appointments 70
Office. The attendance In the galleries
was fully rs large ~ yesterday and
crowds went away unable 10 gain ad-
mission. In tie diplomatic gallery
there were more persons than at any
time during the season. The number
of ladies present was very large, and
the briaht colors of their costumes gave
q brilliancy TO the chamber not often
witnessed.
The audience paid close attention 70
Senator Pugh in HIS presentation Of the
Democratic side Of the case, although
his argument WAS not illuminated BY
epigrammatic expressions or sarcastic
allusions, as was that Of Senator Ed
munds yesterday.
Senator Pugh occupied the seat o
Senator Morgan on the front row AND
upon the Democratic side Of the cham
Der, The closest attention was paid hin
BY Senators Brown, Butler, Cockrell
German and Kenna. Senator Brown
Who sat next the Speaker, leaned bach
in his chair and paid close attention y
every word that was uttered. Mr.
Kenna, who, 1t Is understood, viii
speak later in the debate and will pre-
sent the views of the President, will
whom he has recently had frequen
conferences, followed the speaker care
fully.
On the Republican side Senate
Ei mun1s, Who WAS not in bis sea
when Mr.. Pugh commenced and there
fore did not hear that gentleman
allusion to the i'll tenn per Of the Senate
from Vermont whenever his navigatio
Of the ship of State was questioned
listened to the Senator from Aiabam
with interest and made frequent note
OF the different points made.
Senators Wilson, Evarfs, Hoar, LogA
and Spooner also paid strict attention
Mr.. Pugh's remarks. There were bu
two attem pts at applause on the pal
OF the galleries, when Mr.. Pugh shove
the circumstances under which Senate
Thurman gave utteraDce TO the sent
ments quoted by Mr.. Edmunds in b
speech yesterday aud again during
quotation of some remarks by Senate
Sherman in the debate upon the Tenul
of Office act.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

For indigestion, or constipation, use
DR.. Bnll's Baltimore Pills, and you VIII
be relieved at once.
Bishop Maiialieu has gone 10 Harris
burg 70 preside over the Central PENN
sylvania Conference. which meets In
that city.
Rev. Jacob Todd. OF Newark, n. j.,
and Rev. J. Richards Boyle, OF this
city, will mot exchange places, u 10 sup
posed, until after the 1st OF April.
The gambling dens Of this city ara
reported TO be In full operation. not
withstAndipR some OF the proprietors
are under bonds 10 appear ct court.
Charles J. II. Beckett, No. los West
Seventh street, importer OF pure wines
brAndies and gins. Great bargains In
cigars. A few more at low prices.
just received . new lot Of Capital
Ranges, which we will sell 1t very rea-
sonable prices, and guarantee them 70
give entire satiofsction. Pickles
Stove and Heater Company, No. EAST
4th street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11

The report Of the Rev. W. L. 8. Muir
ray, pastor Of Asbury n. E Church,
shows that. Notwithstanding the bust
mesa depression Of the past year. tho
church has been very prosperous and
has made improvements costing $40, 600.
All the benevolent collections have met
with liberal response, and the mis-
sionary collection u In advance OF the
previous year. During the year ending
March ii there was 81, 446 rs collected
for ell purposes.
During the Rev. Mr.. Murray's term
Of three years, Asbury has contributed
go, 1856 81 for church purposes. Tbii
large amount shows great liberality or
the part Of the mem hers, especially q
In the majority OF cases IL has not been
given from q great abundance, bu
through sacrifice and self-denial. TIT
ministry Of the Rev. Mr.. Murray 81
Asbury church has been very success
ful, and he leaves with the best wishes
OF the member for his success In hii
new field OF labor.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
Bogus IncubAtors.

Wilmer Atkinson. editor and proprie-
tor Of the Farm Journal" Pniladel-
phia. has sent the following 70 the
newspapers In this city: Word comes
from several OF our subscribers that
they have received from q concern 81
Quincy, ILL.,. worthless incubators, and
they denounce the maker in the most
emphatic language - an unmitigsted
fraud. They are extensively adver-
tised In the agricultural papers, and nc
doubt find many purchasers. We
credit the statements received 30 fal
that we deem It best to notify the pub
lie through you, 90 that caution may
be observed by those who buy incu
bators.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
A Trio Of lnunk

About 9o'clock lasi evan
Off Ger was informed tAn Il
man WAS annoying q vnz|
vicinity OF Second sud Nna|
and upon going 10 th, N
Samuel Finch, whom b a
hall. This corning Juir
i'm pose q foe Of s. and "a
Samuel Myer took % ~
than he could carry lst al
sat down In a dOOrVg d
street, above Second, IiaI
found asleep about 9 o'cldsl
Off ce-. When Judge ClaIa|
the facts of the mater aAH1
fined him 81 and costs
Michael HAughey alia n
good load on, which can.
brate from one side oil iA
the other in a zig zaR rosl
officer assisted him 70 al
line to the hall, and lhE
Michael o. 20, two W.
were for the fine thSi
I'm posed.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11

The Lynchburs. Virginia News is
responsible for the following "On
Saturday night q colored woman named
Emma Daniel, living here, presented
her husband, Henry Daniel, with 3
well developed baby, and Daniel was
pleased. On sunday morning emma
gave birth to two more well developed
babies, aud Daniel became serious. On
Sunday night q fourth child was born,
whereupou Daniel felt very much dis
posed to protest. At last accounts
mother and children were doing WE'LL
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
Mr.. Ross r. Winapso,

NEW YORK. March 10 M
Winans WAS further cro,,.,,,.j
day as defendant 10 The M, u
O'Kesfe, who seeksa dlys,s
MED having ever given n, M
believe that a. soon AZ h, ~ i
matters with his 'ather ,uj /.
ests In this country be sopl,
back 70 England; tina, thsr \,
WA only Temporary, A NJ
Baltimore, June 81, IN
Winans, and which appa,s
trasiict his denial, was prJsIi
Winans being unable to rsnI
been 1t q certain hotel sbrad
to the plaintiff, written hon
of the hotel, was thereuus Il
and submitted to the sIns|
witness admitted himNli i
author Of the letter. nm
the plaintiff to come aud rus
he was sick.
did yeu not give u. i,
cluster diamond ring srt 4
away without her knosisr
sent?" the lawyer a,ked M
"You want TO know VIA
! stole It from heI?" reax
nese
"Put your own coustua
language" returned ih Nd
WinAns said he eoul I
whether he did or not.
The case went over.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
Fifth EDITH
Exemptlon -

A correspondent From a''s
wants to know what sya. hl
n nssa ios rent, stating that 1tss ~.
n,se,enoorhood were under 10 ssss
mat q tenant under q .aslap
ran, ,sHn was "a, entitled to $50 !, ~
70 say that he saw An . ssS,.sa
REPUBLICAN a few a.. 9.'NhiI
s AZ there was nothing ny
Dc taken except a family IN, y
machine and family pic,n nlos
In answer TO the co,,..
REPUBLICAN would sas
only correct as to the se.,' ',a
as careful search and lrongI.l
veAled the fact that, uDd isqIlg
warrant, Bibles, piCtprs. !.
boiling potatoes In them ;.
the last warm fry, the no. S,a I
pictursa, cradles in which
rocked, clothing, beddinS. y. \.
away under the cry Of H. ~
auctioneer except the .o NY
machine. This very hun, ,,
course, supposes tina, A noo.
with nothing but a sss, n '.
may recuperAte And h,,ia
fortunes, even II she hs, sas
GOAL, no bread nor no bad n y n.
This is the landlord, law Of n
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
A SueplolOm&I

About 3 O'Clock tah
Cantwell was awakenss,
OF tho bell at HE otf@
Spruce streets, and upA
stairs found three MEL III
was bleed ing from a Eoiaa n
40 examination shoSn
been struck on the head ~ y.
torn loose and splli' ~.
found it necessary 70 1lT,
together with stitches i suu
ing the men hoE BE- e cam :,
jured they at frs' SAD rI In,, y !
OF a train q cars. , lS'I u
said that he vas su wv, an an
while engaged u ? l ~, ~,
but finally admii''l .u ls,I Ia,
with q chaiv IN . N'NA
street saloon, y
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
An Important Conference.

A committee consisting Of j. NJ
Frantz, Andrew N. Frantz and DIR.
McCaulley, representing the Lancaster
& Millersville Railroad Company, were
In this city esterday and had long
conference with Henry f. Dure in
refence to building number Of cars for
that road. The party were shown
through the car works, the Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company
building, the Central National Bank
and other places of interest.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
Attempt to AssnssInate jules Verne.

AmrENs. Franco. March 10.-An at
tempt was made to-day to Assassinate
Jules Verne. Two shots were fired At
him from q revolver by a young stu
dent, who tnrned out 10 be the authors
own nephew, and who had come down
from Paris for the express purpose Of
killing his uncle One of the bullets
missed the novelist altogether, the other
struck him In the leg, intiicting n slight
wound. The nephew has for tome time
teen a student in Paris, and is thought
to be insane.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
Fatal Boiler Bursting.

The tugboat John Markell was blown
to atoms by the bursting OF Der boiler
in Boston harbor on Wednesday morn
ing, and Ave men we're killed, namely
Captain Cyrus Nickerson, aged IS
years, of East Boston, Charles Koskins,
aged SO. of East Boston, mate; Den
nlson II. Crocker, aged As. Of East
Boston, engineer; Frank w. Croker,
aged So, Of Hyde Park, fireman; and
Albert smith, aged 80, Of East Boston
cook. The vessel was built in Philadel
phia about twelve years ago. 1t is said
her boiler was inspected in this eft!
last year and reported safe.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
Thumb Injured.

About o O'Clock this morning William
Aikens, residing on Eighth street
below Church, had the thumb of his
left hand caught in punching machine
while engaged at work at the Hare &
Morgan Company's Works. The end Of
the thumb Was badly mashed, and he
was taken to DIR. Cantwell who dressed
It aud made MIN as comfortable % posi-
In
Daily Republican., 1886-03-11
Union Literary Association.

The programme OF the Union Literary
Association this evening will be unusu
ally interesting. 1t consists Of num-
Der of recitations, readings, solos and
Duets, q missionary dialogue and sew
eral interesting essays on popular and
well-known Gubiects.