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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-04
A BABY FATALLY SHOT
BY ZEE AooIDENTAL plsoaAReH
OF Rias In The Hands ofA Boy-A RsaEt
BENDING Casualty outAsAE LsAthsFWood
Yesterday A-ftSFnSOn.-Ths Boy HOni.
eide Spends the Night in jail.

One Of the saddest Casualties ever re-
corded occurred yesterday afternoon near
the residence Of Judge G. W. Thompson,
on the National Road, east Of the city.
Mrs. Joseph Tsnley, who lives on the Pike
there, wa sitting on the back porch of
her house, talking to Q ~ueighbor, and
nursing her babe, a little boy but eight
months old. Two boys from the city,
Charley Arnett, q son Of Col, W, W,
Arnett, the well.knoWn lawyer, and Christ.
Wagner, whose father lives at the corner
OF EoR and Eighteenth streets, passed
with small rife. They had been shoot
ing with this gun, a breech loading car
bine OF % C&liber, and Wagner had 1t in
his hands, The baby heard the boys
passing, and lying in its mothers arms,
turned its face toward them. Suddenly
the hammer Of the gun accidentally slip
ped and the piece was discharged, the
ball striking the baby on top Of the head,
piercing the skull and brain, and emerg-
log from the back Of the skull, lying I'M
der the skin.
The boys at once saw the effect OF the
shot, and Wagner, on the impulse OF the
moment, handed the gun to Arnett and
ran, Arnett followed. Mr.. Tenley about
ed after them, but they only ran the
faster. After recovering their faculties
somewhat, they summoned q physician
by telephone. DR.. Ulrich responded, and
did all he could for the little sufferer, but
its wounds we're fatal, and 1t died about 8
o'clock last evening,
A report reached the city at an earlier
hour that the child was dead, and Coroner
Schultzs started out to hold an inquest,
but learned that the report was incorrect
and returned to the city, An inquest will
be held this morning, All the witnesses
agree that the shooting was an unaVotda'
BILE accident.
Young Wagner, upon returning to the
city, told his father what no had done.
His father took him to Squire CaldWellB
Office to surrender him and give bail,
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan, however,
demanded that the boy be committed
without bail for q hearing this afternoon,
which was done.
Wagner Is a steady boy, about seven.
teen years old, Of good disposition and
well liked by those who know him. He
was formerly in the employ Of the West.
ern Union Telegraph Company as a mes
senger, and was accommodating and faith
ful, He and his family are entitled to
sympathy. The boy seemed Frustrated
with grief yesterday by the result Of the
accident. Mrs. Tenley does not attach
any blame to the boys. Wagner was GER
tainly very severely punished Tor an &C.
currence In connection with which, there
was not the slightest guilt on his part,
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THE WHEELING DAILY MTELLIeENCER. FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE A. 1886.

white RRuEs silk en- train, elegantly EN-.
broideFed, with veil, diamond ornaments
and amber necklace, and carried white
roses, Arriving at the chancel steps the
ushers ranged themselves OF either side,
and at the altar rail they were met by the
groom and his best man, Wood X. ShateE,
OF Harrisburg, Pa, While the soft notes
OF the organ filed the building, the beau.
tiiul service Of the church was read by
the rector, Rev. R, W. Grange, the re.
Rponses Of the contracting parties being
full and clear. The procession left the
church 10 the music Of Mendelssohn's
Wedding March. The wedding party was
driven to the residence Of the brides
mother, where all sat down TO q sumptu-
Gus breakfast, There was no general re-
ception, aud at 2:l7 o'clock the bride and
groom left on the Panhandle for New
York and other Eastern points. A large
number Of friends were ct the station to
wish them good speed. Many useful and
valuable presents were given. The many
friends Of DR.. and Mrs. Maxwell among
the readers OF the I~ETRLLIGEScRR will
add their cordial good wishes to those
expressedIyesterdsy.
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WILLIAMS
A Pleasant, HomS-ilsO Wedding Feast on
Fourteenth Street.

A Pleasant, Homs-llsO Wedding Feast on
Fourteenth Street.
The residence Of Mr.. George r. Taylor,
on Fourteenth street, was the scene, last
night, Of home.like and enjoyable testivl-
ties. The occasion was the marriage OF
Miss Matte, youngest daughter Of Mr..
Taylor, 10 Mr.. Sylvester Williams, a native
Of this city, now a successful lawyer Of
Cincinnati.
The company was composed almost OK.
clusively offamily connections Of the bride
and groom. The guests from elsewhere
we're Hon. A. G, Williams and wife,
and Mrs. D. Jaynes, Cleveland; Mrs.
j. Glessner, Z4neaville; Miss Lena
Williams, Columbus; Miss Amelia Pax.
ton, Wellsburg; Mrs. ]. j. Glover, WASH
ington, D. O.; MI. +. d. Hempstone, New
York City; Mr.. George II. Parks, Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. Brace, Pittsburgh.
Rev. DR.. D. A. Cunningham, OF the
First Presbyterian Church, performed the
ceremony, using The identical service
which tho night before made President
Cleveland and Miss Folsom man and vile.
Prof. Kilmeyer furnished the music, as
only Kilmeyer can. The protuse floral
decorations were the artistic work OF Mr..
L. H. NowvioCk, Of South Wheeling.
Mrs. Z~iegenielder sustained her reputa-
ton as a puryeyor Of refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams left the house In
time 10 take the 1920 train for ClnCin.
natl, followed by o shower Of rice, the
conventional old shoe, and hearty God.
speeds. Mrs. Williams will be missed In
the church and the Sunday School In
which she has been an efficient worker,
and by the many friends whom she has
sndeared TO her by the gtaces Of her char.
ACtef,
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strangers Ia the City and wheeling Foil
AhEnnh-

strangers In the CITY and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. George T.. Johns returned yesterday
from Clifton Springs, New York.
Mr.. George Parks, Of Chicago, 10 among
his old friends and neighbors Of Wheeling.
Miss Maggie Baltzell, OF Bellaire, has
been visiting friends on Wheeling Ialand
the past week.
]. W. ShowaCre one Of the Baltimore
& Ohio OOmpany's counsel at Baltimore,
was in the city yesterday.
Deputy United States Marshal I. P.
ShallCrOss~ returned yesterday from Toledo,
where he had been for several days.
Sam Barley, the base balllst, Is in the
city Visiting his mother. His arm is still
still, but he hopes to be able to resume
playing by Saturday.
Messrs. B. O. Lanth, OF Philadelphia,
and w. V. Emery, Of Bellefonte, Pa, two
prominent iron men, were among Wheel.
ing friends yesterday.
O. StolzsnbaCh, the widely known
cracker manufacturer OF GAINESVILLE, and
Mr.. W. ID. Church, OF his travelling force,
we're at the Mcclure house yesterday.
MIR. JamSs Allison and daughter, Miss
Stella, Of IrontOn, Ohio, are the guests OF
Mrs. +. D. Norton, ut the Mcclure house,
Mrs. Allison is Mrs. Norton's mother.
Mrs. Eta Faris and children left last
evening for Kansas City to JOIN her hus.
band, Mr.. J. h. Faris, who has gone into
business there. They will make their
future home there.
Rev. Dr.. A. L. Long, Professor in
Robert College, Oonstantinople, Is among
old friends in Pittsburgh. Alter spending
few days visiting his father, the Rev.
Warner Long, pastor Of Nj Candless Street
Church, in that city, he will 10 East and
then sail for home ON the Servia, June 20.
DR., Long is brother OF Hon. o. :. Long,
Of this city.
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Boys nan ACCIDENT,
ho Falls Under the Wheels on the Elm
Grove Track.

no AhAl UnuBE thv "ASOhb w tho GsAW
Grove Track.
Yesterday a seven.year.old boy, Eddie
Lally, a son OF James Lllly, who resides
on Woods street between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth, attempted TO get aboard an
Elm Grove a while in rapid motion near
the corner Of Eoff and Sixteenth street.
He missed his footing, and fell beneath
the car, the hind wheel passing over both
legs near the feet.
He was taken into Dr.. Billiards. near
by, aud alter his feet were dressed as
well ga possible, wa removed to his home.
There the Drs. Frissell and DR.. Billiard
attended him. II was found necessary To
amputate the right foot at the ankle. The
left one Is terribly bruised and mashed
and may also have TO come Of. The boy
will probably recover.
The papers have several times alluded
TO the dangerous practice the boys have Of
boarding Elm Grove cars while In motion.
The police have tried In vain to break up
the habit. This accident should serve as
q warning To the rest Of them, and to their
parents as well. Iii only wonderful that
more accidents Of the same kind have not
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SUPREME C0UHr OF APPEALS.
The Business Transacted at Yesterdays
A0Aaion,

The BuIInoSS Transacted at YsStordAy'l
Session,
This COuremet at 10 O'Clock Am. yester
day all the Judges being present.
RobreCht vs.. Wharton, from Ohio coun'
ty; appeal and sapersedeas. Continued.
Mendel vs.. the City OF Wheeling, from
Ohio county; writ Of error. Submitted.
E. Marling, ST., vs.. John Robrecht, from
Ohio county; writ Of error. Continued.
Robinson vs.. James ct al, from Ohio
county; appeal. Continued.
Seabright vs.. 8eabright, from Ohio
county appeal. Partly heard.
Blair, Commissioner, Va. Gore, from
Richie county; appeal and supersedeas,
Dismissed without cost.
Lumber Manufacturing Company vs..
Gard ct al, from Cabell county; writ oil
error allowed. Bond 5000.
Mayhue vs. Clark, from Richie county
appeal allowed. Bond $500.
Hovener vs. Morgan OF al, from UpshuI
county appeal allowed. Bond $3.50.
Town Of Grafton We. Phoebe Thomas
writ OF error allowed. Bond 500.
Beverlin vs. Beverlin, from Taylor
county appeal and superesedeals allowed.
Bond 500.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning.
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The Annual sohpol Csn.ua.

The Committee on Teachers and Schools
Of the Board Of Education met last even.
ing to consider the matter referred to Il at
tho Boards last meeting Of dividing the
city into districts for the purpose Of taking
the annual school enumeration. The
COMMITTEES decided 10 recommend that the
city be divided into Eve districts, one anu.
merator being employed for each district
and the compensation 10 be sixty cents for
each one hundred Of the enumeration.
The FIVE districts as contemplated are
composed as follows. First district, First
and Seventh wards; Second, Second and
Third wards Third, Fourth and Fifth
wards; Fourth, Sixth ward; Fifth, Eighth
ward. The matter will be acted upon at
the next regular meeting, June IL
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RIVER NHws.
Stage o. the watsr ana Movements Of Ii.
Steamboats,,


A large number Of Pittsburphers are
making the round trip on the Scotia.
The Iron Duke, OF Gray's Iron Line, 10
on her way up with six bSrRes Of iron ore,
The larger towboats now on the way up
with tows Of empties will not likely get
above Wheeling until there Is more water.
United States Local inspectors Thomas
and Ritz were out at Zanesville yesterday,
where they went 10 inspect the steamboat
Lizzie Cassel.
The steamer Hines sunk at the mouth
Of the Tennessee river. She was valued
at $1,000; no insurance. The crew all
swan ashore.
The river Is still falling at this point
The marks last evening indicated 8 feet 0
inches. At Pittsburgh the river was !
loot II inches In depth and on a stand.
The Louis A. Shirley iS due TO DAY from
Cincinnati, for which point she will leave
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The
Shirley is q tlratclass packet, commanded
BY an able corps Of gentlemen and alWtyS
gives satisfaction.
The last stone Of tho new lock at No. 4,
on the Monongahela river, was laid OIL
tuesday. Some papers, letters and coins
were placed under the stone, with no cert.
mony, however. The first stone was lald
July %, 1885. The stone work, with The
exception Of some little trimming, is now
complete.
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Wednesday night Mrs. shaTer, living
on Thirty.third street, was sitting near d
window sewing, with q lamp beside her.
She was alone In the house, and for this
reason had locked all the doors. In some
way the lamp was knocked off and ex.
ploded, the burning oil flying all over
Mrs. Shafer. She yelled for aid, but the
nelghbors we're unable to 20 to her relief
CD account Of the locked doors. Finally
Ed Mack, who was passing, broke In the
door and distinguished tho blsEe which
almost completely onwrapped the suffer.
ing woman. She was painfully burned,
but as she did not lAhale the flames, will
mt din.
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o rnp STATE,
Accidents aud Incidents Ia West Virgin
and ylatniiV.

Academia aud Incidents In West virginia
and Vicinity.
Plattenburg's paper, the Hancock coun.
ty Courier, published at Faifview, Is lS
years old THIS week. II Is q lively local
sheet, and the people up there appreciate
II az II deserves.
Hon. John A. Bingham has been inyit.
ed by the Governor Of New Hampshire 10
make an address at the unwilling OF The
static Of Daniel Webster, at Concord, The
Capital Of that State, on the 18th Of June,
the Anniversary Of the battle OF Bunker
Hill. Mr.. Bingham has accepted the In.
vltAtion.
Several parties we're robbed at New
Cumberland Saturday OF small amounts.
Among the parties robbed were Mrs.
swaney, Mte. Bingham, Mrs. B j. Smith,
Hon. j, A, Campbell, Squire John Camp.
bell and others. The heaviest loser was
John Blanklnsop, Of Wsllsburg, 10 the
amount Of $2S.
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The Gas Pipe Line,

The ditch Of the West Virginia Natural
Gas Company was completed on Four.
tenth street to Water yesterday, and the
men then quit work until more Of he
needed castings are ready 10 deliver. A
lot Of the "sleeYeB' or cast iron covers Tor
the Joints were received yesterday. The
work OF laying the pipe in the ditch already
dug will commence this morning. The
next work will be done on North Main
street. The Manufacturers Company has
NOT yet broken ground, It's pipe still being
DELAYED for home faaHnn.
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smIth-SmIth.

MI, Uly Smith, Of Bellaire, was married
to Miss Jennie Smith, daughter OF John s.
Smith, ofsouth OhSpline street, yesterday
at 8 o'clock p. NJ, by Rev, j, K, MGKRllip,
Of Bellaire. Only the immediate relatives
OF the contracting parties were present.
After the ceremony, an elegant supper
was spread, after which they left for
Washington Pa, to remain several
months, They were the recipients Of a
number Of elegant presents, among which
were; From Mr. and Mrs. Smith, parents
OF the bride, an elegant upright piano;
picket castor, O. ]. Sheets and wife, Of
Bellaire; umbrella holder, Mr.. Frank w.
Smith; one half dozen silver knives and
forks, Charles Z. Smith an elegant silver
castor, I, 7. and w, L, Seal, Of BellaiTe;
a solid silver butter dish, Miss Lola Med
ley; pin cushion and toilet bottles, Mr.,
and Mrs, Charles FTeese; fine toilet set,
Mr.. Somehow and w, F. Philpott, OF
Bsllairs; set Of solid silver knives, Dr.. j.
II, Pipes; silver butter knives and sugar
spoon and tongs, Misses Ledra Smith and
Minnie Hoffman, Bellaire; bed spread and
damask towels, Mr., and Mrs, h. W.
Wethersld silver fruit basket, Mr.. o. O.
Marsh; beYeled hand mirror, Mr., viii
Irwin, and q large number Of others
equally handsome,
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Yesterday afternoon about half.past four
o'clock sorne children were playing In the
loft Of an old stable, now used only as a
coal house and place to store rubbish, on
the rear Of the premises Of Mr.. H. Frank,
on Twelfth street, adjoining the First Bap.
fist Church. 1t Is supposed that they
lighted a match; at any rate a ERE was
started In some way. Harry, a ive.year.
old son Of Mr.. Frank, jumped from the
loft into the alley, badly spralning ono Of
his legs.
The department was called out, and
quickly e%xtiugutshed the flames. The
damage to the building was nominal.
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oil Men in Town,

rs. Watson, Of Bradford, Pa. j. ].
Davidson, Of Pittsburgh; William &. and
II, r. Rose, Of Cleveland John NJ. Wilcox,
Of Cleveland VIII A, frazier, Of Caldwell,
OhioiJ ], O, Robinson, OF MaekSburg, and
(4eofpe Y. Buffi8s, Of Smithfeld, Ohio,
were AZ the Mcclure House Wednesday
evening, and left yesterday for Ohio.
These gentlemen are largely interested In
oil operations In Pennsylvania and al
kacksbufg, Ohio, and are about To- sink a
test we'll ID the vicinity Of Smlthhsld, Jet.
iefsoh county, Ohio, where they expect TO
End oil In paying quantities. They have
large oil leases there.
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Axw ELL.MEANs.
A Notable Wedding ut Steubsntiiie-The
partition Known Here.

A Notable Wedding ut stsubsntiiis-The
Parties Known Here.
An event to which steubenville society
has been looking forward for some time
wlthan interest largely shared In this city,
where the parties both have many
friends, occurred at 81. Paul's Church,
at thirty minutes past noon. yes.
terdAy, being the marriage Of Miss
Tracy, daughter Of the late Hon.
Joseph Means 10 Dr.. Frank Maxwell, also
Of that city, Before the hour fixed iot the
ceremony the church was we'll filled by
the friends Of the bride and groom. The
decorations were simple and tasteful, be-.
Ing confined 10 flowers In the altar vases,
q floral basket suspended from the leCtefn,
and neat decoration Of the font cover.
Promptly al 1890 the organ pealed forth
the strains of swedish march, and q few
minutes later the wedding party entered
the west door and moved up the broad
aisle. The tshets were Meesrs. Harry o.
shefraTd, CHARLES Dougherly, w, MCD.
Miller and Frank Mooney. Following
them came the four bridesmaids, Misses
Marie Beniofd, Of CitCleville, o. Jessie
Birdie MAlfs and Fannie Kells, Of
s%teubenville.
Alter them came the bride on the arm
81 her uncle, John 2, Means, She worea
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Sheriff sedwiCk Came down from ST.
Clairsyllle yesterday, and took Robert
MCMullen out with him last evening, Id
addition to the charge Of Outrage against
him Is one Of robbery. He Is &C.
cused Of assAnlting and robbinp an old
mar named BurkhAtdt, at BellaIre, He
was arrested BY Sheriff sedwiCk when a
Deputy Sheriff under Mr.. Hilles, buI
broke jail. lie was %rearrested al PoghSt
tan, but escaped from his CaPtors there,
and has been At large until arrested here
Wednesday night.
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Mr.. Hermann Hartensteln, IT,, and Mrs.
Annie Piper were married yesterday fore
noon at the home OF the BRIDES father,
4, ]. Stewart, at Bellaire, Rev. J.K. Nc.
Kallip, pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church Of that city. performed the cere
mony, and the Coupleleit for Pennsylvania
shortly after the wedding. Mrs. Piper
was the widow Of MIR. Ellsworth Piper,
formerly an operator In the Western
Union telegraph Office OF this city.
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Lady Managers of tho Chndr.p.s Home.

The following Lady Managers OF the
Children's Home Of Wheeling were reap.
pointed for the ensuing year blythe Board
Of Directors at the annual meeting: Mrs.
s. 7. Harden, Mrs. ]. O Hupp, Mrs. John
Ftew, Mrs. George PAUL, Mrs. ]. ], Jones,
Mrs. y. Q. Taylor, Mrs. Samuel Laughlin,
Mrs. j. O. Roy, Mrs. N. Richardson, Mrs.
A. v. Foster, Mrs. j. v. L. Rodgers, Mrs.
1salah Warren, MIS-. Henry Harper, Mrs.
Z. G. OraCratt, Mrs. ]. W. Morris, Mrs.
Maggie 8. Budke, Mrs. A. j. Adams, Mrs.
NJ. Rheinstrom, Misses Gertrude Lamb,
Annie Logan, Emma Fowler, A. Z List,
Matte Taylor, L. Warner, Julia Atkinson
and Jennie Wise,
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EVERY Knight oil Labor ought to have
one Of those handsome Badge Pins at
WI. IrRpNlt.


YOU can get 20 pounds light brown, OF
10 pounds standard A, or IA pounds gran.
ulated sugar at the Atlantic Tea Company
for 81. Gall early and secure a handsome
card, entitled, "Sweet Summer Days." at
the Atlantic Tea Company, I'LL and 228l
Market street, Wheelingj 1877 Belmont
street, Bellaltej 100 South Fourth street,
Steubenyllle, Ohio,
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Music at the AlhGmbra rink tonight.
GRRAT BARGAINS In shoes at the Popular
Shoe Store, 1909 Market street.

YoU are cordially invited to cali al out
salest6om and examine the Standard 10.
taty Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
cot, easiest and Btillest running machine
oil the age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Cali.
graph 4 Hammond Writing Machines.
White for catalogues.
Inv. L. Ross 4 Co.,
90 Twelfth street,
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TuE way to get a home isto begin say.
ing money. The way 10 begin TO cave Ia
to pay q sum each week into a Building AS.
ISOLATION where II will be saie and earn a
profit The Globe Association meets this
evening al 1918 Market street, and
shares can be taken at that time.
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rnE CAPITOL RINK MEEr1Nos.
The Interest UndimlnIshod as the Meetings
Draw TO a Close.

The Interest UndImlnIShod as the Meetings
Draw TO q Close.
The %evangelistic work that iB being car.
ried on in this city at the Capitol rink by
Misses Jennie Smith and Addie Sherman
continues to rapidly increase in power
and interest. Last evening the interest
was intense, and the scenes Of spiritual
triumph wonderful and Understandable.
Many were converted, and the meeting
grew from lrBt 10 last In power and effect.
The profound impression OF the work
can be seen In the. subdued and at.
tentive spirit which holds the peo.
pie till the last moment. No such
an effort has been made In Wheeling
Ia many years, and the influence ls felt as
deeply ID the stirring OF Christian hearts
as In the conversion Of sinners. II only
needs the earnest cooperation Of many
workers 10 produCe q widespread revival.
A cordial invitation is extended 10 all to
attend and aid in the remaining services.
To-day there will be q meeting In the
Second ward market house at 10 A., NJ.
Let as many attend as possible. At 2 r.
NJ, eyangelistic services will be held al
the Capitol rink. Az 7 O'Clock r. Ma
song and praise service will be held fol.
lowed by the tiHtAl evening work.
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spsOiAisunaaS EaSutslOh via the lao. AR,
Commencing Sunday, June 0, and ON.
Nnuing during the summer months, the
baltimore 4 Ohio will sell exCunlon tick.
cts 10 Pittsburgh and return al the rats OF
10, and Washington and return 81,
Trains leave, city time, 6i05 A. ~, 1886 4,
\, and 1iV5 I'M
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MI, James Devine, OF Allegheny, was
married to Miss Mary Bsrbig, daughter OF
John Berbig, at st. Johns Church, by
Rev. Mr.. Ullert, on Tuesday last. Mr.. and
Mrs. Devine left on Wednesday for ALLIE
gheny, where they will reside in the
iutuFa.
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SKATING CARSlvAL for the benefit Of the
clerks, al the AlhAnbfa rink, tonight.

By saving a dollar each week you will
have hity.two dollars 10 one year. The
best way u 10 take stock Ia O Building AS.
ISOLATION where your savings will be safe
and earn q profit. The Globe Association
meets this friday evening, when you
can secure HhAfeA.
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The following shows the range oil the
thermometer 90 observed at sChnepfsdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterdsy: I
A. NJ, 63'j l2 NJ, 70'; 8 PM n'i7P. NJ,