Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-20

Criminal caSt'> i'll cemm"n pleas neat
Monday.
F.F. FindIay, of West Liberty, is in
town to-day.
The Chicago Minstrrls are d"mrriIrd at
the Arcade.
|. H. Wilson. of indianapolis. is at the
Arcade Hotel.
Dick Cowlimg. of Columbus. was i'll the
city yesterday.
F. A. KreSs. of Cleveland, is registered
al the Arcade.
Miss Mary Ramsay has returned from a
visit to Muncie, Ind.
Mortgages are coming into the recorder :
office at lively rate.
T. +. Harwood went to Columbus this
morning on business.
DR. :. NJ. Kilgore, of New Monrrtirld, i
in town on business to-day.
Miss Ella Miller returned last evening
from a visit Ia Covington. ky.
Europe Hamlin. of Cincinnati. is the
guest of his brother Hannibal Hamlim.
Mr.. and Mrs John Gill, of Cheyenne.
are visiting their sister. Miss Louie Buxton.
The sale of seats for Monte Cristo. ''
James O'Neilrs new play. are selling fast.
Mrs. Thomas Nixon. of Dayt"n, WAS the
guest yesterday of her daughter. Mrs.
Judge White.
W. $ Furay. the untamrd editor. of
Columbus. came over yesterday Ia take in
the art exhibition.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Phillips entertained
a small party at tea last evening in honor
of Mrs. Phillips birthday.
Miss Violet Gwyn. of South Factory
street. is t0 be- married March 30 Ia Mr..
Hyde. of Springfield. Mass.
The prisoners in the jail grow quite mu-
Sica on occasions. This morning they
made sleepy hollow ring with a rou>ing
chorus.
The gymnasium was well filled with
>chonl children this morning and afternoon,
viewing the wonders OF the B"Ukwaltrr
collection.
Officers Mills and Croft change today at
the patrol house Officers Rizer and Furni>>
taking their place on day duty and the
former going ON at night.
The city engineer is engaged in making "A
complete plat of the city of Springfield.
and from present indications il looks a.
though it might be u lifelong job.
Mrs. Tully. one of the old and respected
residents of MechanicSburg. died Thurs
day night. She was quite aged and had
lived in MechanicSburg many Years.
The Knights of Labor say that there will
be more men travelling for w. y. Whitrlry
this year than any previous >ea>ou-but
they won't be travelling in his interest.
The Springfield branch of the American
McAll association will hold j. annEal meet
ing in St Paul church on Friday evening uf
next week. at the usual hour of service.
The bicycle boys are busy racking their
brains where Ia 20 camping this year.
Yellow Springs is nice place. but it has
become somewhat uf a chestnut a. a camp
ng ground.
The First English Lutheran SUNDAY
school dedicated their new piano last even
ing with a very pleasant social. T. 4.
SCHNEIDER read an interesting history of the
music of the church since it started
The portrait '.of Chicken" Jones. by Prof.
Uhl, displayed in J. W. Phillips window.
i, exciting great deal "f admiration. 1t
is spoken of by connOiSeurs as one of the
finest pieces of genre portrature ever Srrm
here.
The infant daughter of W. F. and Clar:.
Tuttle died this morning after a short Ill
less. The funeral will take place Monday
at 10 o'clock i'll the foreno"n from the fam
lily residence. Friends are invited 10 al
tend.
The patrol wagon will 90 10 the shops
to-day and receive thorough olerhaulimg
A new coat of paint will be administered.
and the machine" frightened up all over.
The ''Champiun' folks have kindly ten
derrd the Use Of their fOur-h0rse drag. free.
of charge while the Lady is awaiting her
new dress.
While the contest ls going on between the
advocates of electric light and gas. those in
ter,.Ntrd should examine the antique and
curiuu, lamp suspended from the ceiling of
the Arabic room i'll the charities art collier
tinn. This ancient iIuminat"r should he.
studied by all Interested in cheap and t.f-
frctiyr light.
Not the least interesting among the art-
cle> in the Boukwalter collection now open
To visitors, are the panels comprising plaS-
t'r casts of ancient Egyptian Inscriptions
These fac-similrS of Egyptian hiernglyphirS
give one an excellent idea of the exact ap-
pearance of the legends carved on the obt.-
liSkS, temples and tomb> of Egypt
II Is noticed that the royal mummy. now
0n exhibition at the gymnasium. along with
other interesting antiquities for the benefit
of the poor fund of the city, never fails Ia
draw an Interested crowd of ladies' This
MAY be- owing Ia the fact that the mummy.
now dark aud shriveIed was one
Of the Egyptian fair sex ZOO years ago.
Carpenters and joiners of this city would
DO well t" study the handsome workman
ship exhibited on the MoreSque door and
door frame from Cairo, Egypt, which is
nov on exhibition at the charities show in
the gymnasium. Ii represents the style of
arriving current in the time of the Mana
ukes The material in this door comprises
pearl. ivory and ebony, and is a fine eX-