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The Cecil Whig., 1886-03-06

E,Ot me BGHuHDre imcricdp.
81. r iCr'ch ihe birth place o Bal bIra
fntc lie ainis anrtiIrI celebrity In an invention
oi Il Peer cS$ = per meat sack that positively
prevents SklI pcrS. These sacks made in thr, c
a.: las. > /" yerr-: uIl dir c.IOnS, aud retail
eve ~ wnerc I' U,ly j. aud ceutS apiece. Every
hr-t-cla>S grocer aud general store sh .uid Keep
them tontitrltiai circulars Tree to the trade.
Add cNs Scnt-! ID iaplaiLe, sole manuiactui-
crS FrcueIlck. Md. 1t
The Cecil Whig., 1886-03-06
As to Mrs. Grundy.

This potent persrn ige has been allow e,
to rule too despnticIlly in the feminine
world, and the Ladies' say la 1t it i time her
tyranny received 1t check. But not even
Mrs Gruudy had Jared to speak against the
value of Brown, Iron Ritters as strength
ening tonic for ladies who suffer from de-
bility. 1t enrirhrS the blood and com
pletely restores falling health. Miss Sallie
l.. PauleS, Wrightsvill-, Pa, was cured by
Browns Iron Bitters of back-ache, kidney
trouble, and liver complaint.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-03-06

The play 5 the tnIn9.
Wherein II reach the conscience OF the king. .
And equally true is il that Dr.. Pirrce's
pheasant Purgative Pellets (the original
Dittlc Liver lllls) are the most etitCtual
means that can be used to reach the seat of
disease, cleansing the bowels and system,
and assisting nature in her recup"rative
work. BY druggists.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-03-06

t'ATAEIH is "A disease OF the mucous mumbrane
almost Invariably originating in the nasal pas
Sa2Cs and maintaining its stronghold in the head.
Ely Cream Balm will cure catarrh in its worse
stage. ami gives Immediate relief from cold in
head. 1t contains no injurious drugs Price SIC
The Cecil Whig., 1886-03-06
y
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF ElKT0N,
At ELKroN. IN The STATE or MARYLAND,
nj the close OF business March l. 1888.
L

state Of 1L0,yidnd, county Of CeciI, ss.:
|. CHAS. B. FINLEY. Cashier of the above
named Bank. do Sulemnly swear that the above
statement is true To the best of my knowledge and
belief CHAS. b. FINLEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 9TH
day o March. 1885. CHAS. II. SMITH,
Notary Public
C0TTcct-AttcSt
FRANK Al r. SGi0rr. Directors.
REUBEN HAlNES, J
\ f-lw
The Cecil Whig., 1886-03-06

The "F"vorite Prescription of DR.. Pierce
cures "feIDale weakness" aud kindred af-
fecrionS. BY druggists
The Cecil Whig., 1886-03-06

From now on, our entire line of Boots
and Shoes at straight cost.
WARD < DAVIS.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-03-06
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

In the Maryland Senate. WcCln es,lav.
Mr.. Rayner introduced bill requiring
trust corporations To- furnish suretieS.
Resolutions relating to coast dcicnces
and the Maryland West Virginia bound
AIRY line were passed. Senate bills were
passed authorizing destruction of Mont
gomery county poll-books, providing
for two additional constablcs for the
ninth district Baltimore county, and au
thorizing the opening of streets through
Cathedral Cemetery. in Baltimore city
The Senate confirmed number of ap.
pointments In the House of Delegates
Senate bill 80 amend the charter of the
Isle OF Wight Inlet and Oyster Painting
Company, of Worcester county, WAS
passed. The committee on agriculture
reported untavorrbly the bills taxing
dogs for the protection OF sheep. The
House bills relating te appeal before
Justices of the peace and to attachment
of wages for board debts, were reported
and the reports were
the Eutaw Savings Bank of Baltimore
was substituted for the unfaVorable re-
port from the committee At the even
ing session the marriage license bill was
reducing the fee to fifty cents
In the Senate Thursday the committee
report on Stateaided institutions was
laid on the table. The Lane bill provid
ing tor submitting the constitutional con
The Cecil Whig., 1886-03-06
AMONG The LEGISLATORS.
What the Law Makers at Anua inIis Have
Accomplished Throush The Week.

There WAS no session of the Maryland
Legislature on Monday last. in the Sen
ate on Tuesday Senate bills were passed
for ventilation of coal miners in Alleganv
and Garrett counties: for change ut name
of the Maryland nion Coal Company;
for regulating the inspection of tobacco.
and to amend the charter of the Fire
Insurance Salvage Corps of Baltimore.
House bills wcre passed amending char
ters of Wcstcrnport and of the. Wood
berry Manufacturing Company; relating
To records in the Anne Arundel county
register of wills office, and To define
powers of Hartford county commission
ers. In the House of Delegates bills
were passed to pay for work done ON the
State House; To prevent spread of con
tagious cattle diseases; to amend charter
of Mutual Fire Insurance Company; to
allow the MechanCsville and Finksburg
Turnpike Company to borrow money;
to provide a State institution iOr imDc
Giles; to amend section 50, art Gle 81, re-
lating to justices of the peace; to provide
for printing the report OF the State StatiS
tiCian Senate bills were passed to III.
corporate the American College; relating
to indexing Charles county records. Mr..
Fitzgerald introduced Il bill limiting the
duty of policemen to ten hours a day
and permitting them to wear citizens
clothes when not on duty. At the even
ing session of the House, Senate bills
amending the law relating to the sheriff
Of Baltimore county; authorizing the
paving and curbing of the Baltimore adm
Frederick turnpike road, Baltimore
county; licensing dogs in I:aSton. and
to refund to the Consolidated Gas Com.
pany money paid error, were passed.
House bills were passed providing 4
sanitary officer for CaionsviIln. and au-
thorizing retunding to heirs of Francis
\aldenar of taxes paid in error
The Cecil Whig., 1886-03-06

OF yBSCRlPTIuN
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

A very general frost visited Wisconsin
Thursday nigat. being specially heavy near
Madison
The Philadelphia Acsaemy Of Music
benefit Yesterday afternoon uetted 81 9D
for he Charleston sufferers.
Beginning yesensiay The special delivery
system vas extendel 20 sA classes 0f man
matter and ca al p,stoihees
The Sssfe National Bank ~ Wellington.
Kansas has feen anfhonzel - commence
business with capital 5000
A statement prepared A. tbe lnfefieT De
pariment shoFs thsf daiHz fhe iasi fsosl
yesr. ies7 appointments we're made in that
department.
70 frezs bs-d rhs-eiar night af C1iaten.
Ia The theruoueter rese1es tstnte-
eight degreee iccle- s.x iaehs. hong were
seen ia ias reriae
The Hartford courr rss-sr.'sf ordered thsf
ere.iifors IS ere Cnaref 3sk tife Insorenee
c.sunsaF present tnsir zins - ths 20
oe'ears sefsre Jan
ress nefes 81 Ner YORK aizes
81 slscess ant p-efe@ na unn fo eas
r@ TIE iste teE
NsF0r srsr srest eroF1 le nxat
Senator's EfHarsls sale-v and Frre
q re Sep ae fsaerf teum - teek ~
nasarV Fe<tertsF ~ FrT - the
s.sss tf as osqe 0es 6shlfe isiasrf
Sc lhe tssf ef 5safuf Tis - nsr
seee r tte ers7 20 e
SIS er.i47 ere tesf ems Tss na ElrTtsrt
An zfseff E tae srftff - ~
5es3 s ess ansseesf
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
WILL BURN HIMALIVE
Furious Long Islanders Hunt
ing for a Negro Fiend.
THE HORRIBLE FATE OF 4 LITTLE GIRL
Clara Lierow, a School Girl, the Vic.
tim OF a Terr bic Crime While
On Her Way Home
From School.

NEW YoRS. Oct The people ot Bres-
lau. Long Island, are greatly excited over 3
brutal outrage committed hy negro upon
Clara Lierow, aged lS while she was re-
turning from school at Babylon 10 her
fathers residence at Breslau Yesterday after
noon. The girl was accompan-
led part of the way home by some Of
her schoolmates Just after they left her
and started back toward Babylon. a negro
tramp passed them and il is supposed that
he is the one who attacked Clara, as be
could easily have overtaken her on the
road. Some hours later a man driving
along the turnpike saw the girl beside
the road apparently dead. lie
took her in his wagon "a the nearest farm
house, where she revived under medical
treatment aud was able TO say that a black
man had attacked her. She then relapstd
into Inconsistencies and IS IN a critical
condition. Crowds are hunting for The
negro and threaten 10 burn him alive.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
YET ANOTHER SHOCK
Charleston Finds No Relief
from Earthquakes.
THIRTY DISTINCT SHOCKS N ALL
Terr bic Subterr4nssa Thunder that
Terrififs AL Summary OF the
Caismiiies r TIE City no~
Calm and Peaceful.

CHaRI EsToS, s G.. Oct. The hopes thar
the disturbances heIe were over are sgaiu
frustrated. On Thursday a number of peo
PIE reported that theg felt almost connnu-
our tremoIs AT l.45 this morning how
ever. came another well defined and dis
linct shock. accompanied by that horrible
snhferuneAn thunder with which these
people are 80 familiar. bar which uo amount
If familiarity Nill roo nf is tsrfors lhe
disturbance va. not severe enough 10 arouse
people and rush them 0ut ia the street huf
it vas very distinct and was felt all over
the city.
CHARLEsroN, Oct. - Midnight Since
The slight shock which took place az l.sh
this morning no further disturbance has
occurred Gp 60 ll.55 =. IA. Reports which
have been circulated todav that Charirst n
Was inundated are without foondauon
whatever The sea. which has apparently
risen a trhe higher than usual Tor
the past feW DAYS can. doubtless
Is, be partly he accounted for
by the prevailing essterly winds. which
usually force the water up high IN Septem-
her, and II may further be explained by The
fact that there has been slight depression
or sinking in some parts OF the southern
portions Of the city since the great shocks
of August 81, although u no
serious extent 4 recaDitnlation shows
that from August p 10 September 80 At
midnight, there were thirty distinct shocks
of earthquake here no record being taken
of slight earth tremors. of which there were
many. OF these Eve shocks were very de
strnctive; nine were severe and the remaining
sixteen may be characterized a. light ~
moderate. each recurring disturbance, as
a general thing since August 81. neiDg
more moderate than is predecessor Tonighl
the weather is hszg aud cool with a very
light breeze; everything is calm and quiet
throughout the citv
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

Chestleion q. Cole, an inmate of the
ninety days on Sept IS. saying at the time
that he was going TO get married and prob
ably would not return TO the Home. Yes
terday afternoon Mrs Cole came to the
office OF the Home and asked for inform
alton Of her husband. who, she said had
deserted her She said that herself and
husband had been stopping az the Eagle
Hotel, while he attended u some collecting
for parties in Cedar Springs Thursday az er-
noon he lett her taking with him $3.50
belonging 10 his employers She has not
seen hin since and Is very much worried
about him. but she returned Ca her home
in Cedar Springs in the afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
waANaLlN5 fassRNlANs
a serious split Ia the Chicago Branch Of
fhs order.

Il Serious -rAlt tat AtAr tftAA-@t hrA-AANH u
fhe order.
CaicAao. Oct For sometime past DIFF
ierencss OF serious and somewhat comPH.
cstei natars have existed among the mem-
hers cf the A-cient Ordsf Of Hioernians.
Various causes nave been assigned for these
qnarfeis which dnaiiy resulted in split,
when divided the organization into two fac
tiaus eacn uiepesdent of the other and each
claiming that the other had nO recognition
lr0m the covering body I'D Ireland known
as t4e Board 0f Eriu. Ths most important
of the causes arose tw0 years ago IA the dis
satisfaction 0f portion OF The members
with Sl4s delegate Henry +. Sheridan.
Tue Nraug.e desei0ped IN an appeal 10
tie Board of Erin who sided
wiih the dissatisfied party and
cut Others off, Finally on representations
IT the latter the ard revoked rs order
sud approved tie Sheridaniies. The OppO-
siti0u. however. recently sent a special del
esafe 20 Ireland 20 plead their cause and
the result is the sheridan party are again
cut of Both sections IN this cits
include some of the best known and
representative lrish-Ameiic&ns In the
S1erid4n faction was Alexander Sullivan,
John Finestv aud others. while the leaders
of the anti Sheridan are Dr. p. II CrOnin,
H. +. o. Neili, Father Tommy aud others.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
A Scene OF HORROR
The F enoish Cruelty 3 Little
New York Carl Suffered.
Mss Ct BR0IEs s0AIS 40 B usIS.
IN emsR Fortur 81 a Chlid-Not
Spot or t7sr eeos 0ut Is era.ss
-saer fzsnsr 4no Mother A.
resls1 o. me Crime.

Ase AoRs. oct IA cfs Of pain irem
a .isns chla asW oaasr Martin. 1T tie
aoff-auis >laas Ga ihs fsc,aiie ~ ons
b hlnafea and aIy--ikih aua ~ ann
eve. at,s4l 9 etl.tk in tht e tl.ia1 The
policeman WAs lasi in ume "a catch tie
f.fal ui s -iut slE - SIZE iei. la iiie xsik
use..s ae
A. lhe oihcef rsisee htf firsa bic hands
came Ia claiac sfft q roi< ihal baDud hef
n4nas ilEsiheI "a ite wrists AID tlcu p.e.
siHe ar0aifd her body secured her io4er
isn os a iiiiie ahots BE- snoss
~ Tas Impossible i.r abe chlld a. SAL.
bouao So sae va. as el every siep lhr ros,t
"A deeper iGlo iht ilesh on hff sFiels -
sllnz hef in lis anne ihs oiiinrs earned
heF 10 The siaflon Aoe,e Ihe ciiid re-
slFel an lae saf. sas even thf tender
land.in- us Ihe oi1lcer Caused Lef ~ cly
.af Niih agony tettfai iim.s
ir the lkif Ui tur station -lc0>e iaIufe
he .ltfis cisiid presented barr. bic a,,pSsr.
sI.ce. The nfpes around le3 N1sss La1 cal
leridy inlo Use lesh and niesoa slalQei hrr
hands and eoAn. hioai flowed from ses-
eral hcfFit'e wounds ia tnr c14d bead
sna when ihe tnln ceyernx ehic1 served
a. a drsss pas nemuVrd Der oods lookea
ike oaiiecllsu of bones over which the
-kiu nad been drawn
Sne sremed a. bt isuisAed and faeenous-
y devoUnAi saldNi4h Naicb Ras flrn-
rhed bk q Kind hearted ol3arr HeT hsdf
ffom the cnown II her head to ihs slits 81
ter fees Was o4e mass ~ bruises ana q
silver hali-ioilar piece coaid boi bAfs been
slaoed on Any portion OF her body wiiboal
touching bfoi>e.
she told The sereoani Ia charge that her
name was Anna Not and that be brllises
acre the result ~ heaiiuSs received rom
her father and siep-mttheT. ho reside al
one Hundred and ciKti.fh a. aud fhird-
ave THE ciifo screamed Nifh alons wlsr-s-
ever she va touched ncf f.ose winch
seenel 10 have been broken some iine ato.
bad nog Yet heated aud the inhAnnlAfion
arising fn5nf uonlfraibeni bad spfnad to
the upper iip, drpxinE a up uneeT the nose
exposing ali TIE upper issth and eisiag her
tb~ spprafA' ce Of hasins larr hp
Tier lsii arm he'd been bF1ssn ABOVE the
elbow. parts oi The bone reaulls moving
shout when touched. on tie spine "a sh-
>cess bad FORMED IA q soui.d ~bish ~as
the Result IL either a kick of a bios from
SOME heavy iuSifu zient
A black and blue swelling on the fore
head and a swelling 81 THE eafS show I'd
Ahere she bad been SirucK several times
with either a rope ar strap. Hef hair ~as
matted and disoaiofea Win hs.od. tiylng
| her the appearance of 4 sid beast.
Tier father aud siep-moiber ~ere arrested
ana the child Vas sent a. the 11eiris for
the Prevention ~ Cruel - 70 biiarrn. who
| scnt her . rhe meaicai examiner of ihe 80
rieig. Mr.. Dr simpson, NJ. 23 East
| Fourteen h-st
Wh-u arfaigneG the inhgmsn depds
pleaded not guilty FuIls CTS ne>ieeslus
- MoI isanss ohenci O. tesuf a. To tue
cru.i;y of ihe ms. h,r to fhe ntte enc. but
The appearance oi are child Wa enoagn f..r
Jn-tce Wells. anu be- heid Them Ia 81 co
bail Tor irlal
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
THIS SALv SIS
The Motion of Attorney hyde to ouash the
Complaint, Denied.


The Police Court Yesterday was filled
from moraing to evening with friends of
the Salvationsts, who We're oeing tried for
violating the ordinance relative TO street
parades W W HYDE, attorney for the
respondents made ga eloquent argument
in the morning showing that the ordinance
recently passed by the Common Council
IVES invalid City Attorney Ransom made
an able answer 10 the argument, showing
the validity of he ordinance and the power
of the Mayor in the premises. At the after
noon session the argument was continued.
Assistant City Attorney l. +. Carroll ap-
peaIing for the people After short but
able addresses on both sides. the matter
was submitted 10 the Judge, who after
going over the points of the case decided
that the motion 10 quash the complaint,
should be denied. Tie defendants then
pleaded not guilty OF The oiiense charged,
aud the case was adjourned until 10 O clock
this morning when the trial wis be COM
menced. The prisoners looked happy and
carelessly guyed the indefstigable Platte, a.
he escorted them back 10 their quarters at
the County Jail
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
Tas NEW PoL cemEN.s WORK.
Joseph Vogt Found Guilty OF Keeping hi
Saloon Omen ON sunday.

The case of joseph Nogt. for keeping his
saloon at No. II South Front-st open on
Sunday, was tried in Police Court yesterday
afternoon, Attorney Mcbride appearing for
the defense. Two Of the newly app0inied d
policemen testified TO having gone into The
saloon from the back entrance at 9o'ciock
on the Sunday night in question and pur-
chased glass Of beer each. City Clerk
Beiknap and Assistant County Treasurer
sinson testified 10 bis having procured 8
saloon license Oh the Path of last May. The
peculiarly of the case was that the iather
and son are both of the same name and Tie
attorney maGe this a technical point. which
rather staggered the jury causing them 10
disagree After some further xplanaiion.
however. they retired and after a half
hours debate returned a verdict OF guilty.
The defendant was fined s25 and Gusts to
the amount of SS64 The defendant
through his attorney. appealed the case 70
the Circuit Court and was released on a
bond OF 500 furnished by +. ". Wurz
burg.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
WATTS LECTURES.
SUNDAY Morning sad Evening st Powers
The Interest Aroused.

SUNDAY Morning sad Evening ~ Powers
The Interest Aroused.
To the FdIfof of the TsIrsEkH- HERsLn
I Wish 60 announoe through yoHr col
nmns 70 the citzsns of Crane RspiGs and
vicinity. That ovirg - the very large an
diencss that attended the opaning lectures
~ Mr. 'Eafs ~ Iacss Hal On tbe very
niehis ben Amefica greatest comedian
J8hn Il kaq m9nd. ard our lncai pepn ~
imV ie Grand we're here. ard TIE
rroeinE ptstsisr.tv ~ Wsfts sod TIE re-
Eeious REFORMED au In wbich 30 is snfazel
c1frinees ne tffoiri 6oHtt fhaf eu >1hdsf
e. sheaid n,t - stie 30 sessrfa nsoiafs one
alsrsef ~ inose v8o rlsh ~ bear hlm. 9
lnees Hail ~ previously a1noHcced
tfaf through the esaerostv ~ ~ fsaers
tae -irdsF nloraihg s1t erenias .etfa-es
ull - te 3 81 fosters opers II .ese fh-
.ear.s sre 49, fres ard 3 hn5e 81 sef the
large ozsra horse pefEet wIfn ir4rirers t1
tae tfNth shal lhrsisasfg
Respectfully
R rsn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

ritF scs iasE g llaF tia Tlsi 1zF Aal41
NaiS-f ge-eF SEES iutara.all..a ffai1 Aea
Ners fhaf prauueenf dealer ia 'tuaf fltf
h4i las, a IS. - luanHt5 ~ Etaalr itfeii- p
l.e Is ~ 81 lensts q 81 sIelri eeuildel e.
sstaau iile Eaassa .ffelfs g. Asfe PAR
e4asel .he sts af 90 lislelii8eiif ao4se
81 masilza 3 small deposit s0d eiatliihf
a. guarantee th8i a sell sno~4 i4efef
terr bad sl4N heianE.ag - her aesitr-
day Nalaale EIii. sss sffeslsi Ia celyel
-afion WITH As.ar Walker. tuief ~ police
ste stouth maintained thal she WAS here
for no dishonest plrpase. AotHltiisl anoiE :
ihis She Wa taken fl tue police siauoa ant
piafed b-hiud fhe bars Hfr Photograph
has beeu f1rxariei % ihe New lork deal
ers Tor Identification
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

Business Meeting, Drin and Remarks b
the President.

business Meeting, Drin and Remarks by
the President.
The Sheridan Rifles held a business meet
ing at the West Side Armory last night.
After the company had drilled a while
under the direction Of Captain Frank Con-
lon. President Pc ter Doran called the meet
ing to order. The Committee on Constiiu-
ton and Bs-iaw- asked for Ia riber time 70
make ihelr report. 50 there was not much
business done. They decided %
meet al the Arm0ry every Tuesday
evening for drill. Next Tuesday evening =
business meeting will BE- held in coniunc-
tion with The dlll Mr.. DOrsu then made
a few appropriate remarks - the company
urging them to be puuctaal in Attendance.
also Ia bring their friends. He said they
noi only wanted = good company bar q
large one The meeting then adjourned.
some Of The boys going back 10 drlb- A. they
are very anxious and enthusiastic io MAKE
the organization = success- lf now has q
membership upwards of forty.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

NTT uwEs. osg t-itsat George F.
Ai6is. forme-ig Of tae Uaifsd states army.
connected Nh ihe Wiacbestsr relesfirg
arms canuan7. in this eitr to-day received
= arffsie ai-fstla iFsm Caps Henry ~.
tsvtou. of ne Fa8ria uited States Cav
alfe ssSiae nst he sase seel.aI sGd prompt
...ea1s CD .ierF fae stsrE cares .atius ihTsDsn-
te ceHrF .ast zee reeenf espt8re ~
t-ert $50 sfs en5e ea Fiih s8y coHliiioHs
whatsoever
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
GIaastone nna the scntch LiheraIs

LONDON, Oct, Mr. Giadstone is in re-
ceipt of proof copy of manifesto about
TO be issued bv the Scottish Liberal Fedora
ton. advocating home rule for both Ireland
and Scotland. Ia reply Mr.. Gladstone as
sures the Federation that if be feels CRATE
ful for Scotlands action IN dealing with the
Irish question. ne feels yet more confident
concerning the direction aud efficiency OF
that acllOn in the future
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
EXTRAORDINARY OHIO MAN.
Promenades Around Youngstown with
Builet tn His Brain.

NoUNesTowN. O., Oct Fired krgest, an
industrious and skiillul sboemaker OF ex-
emplary habits. left his home this morning,
stating to his wife that be was going % a
leather store 70 purchase stock. lie re-
turned about noon aud acted very strangely.
NOT until then was IL discovered that he
had shot himself, placing the revolver IN
his mouth he bad sens bullet into his
bead. the ball ranging upEarl and lodging
IN she brain. back 0f the rigbt ear while in
some part of the CITY bar where is ro'
known. tie had attempted suicide. ard
vith q baii lodged in his head had walked
through TOE streets and reached home with
out bis condition being discovered Tins
afternoon he became unconscious and bis
death is expected - any moment
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

CiEvEL,vD. O.. Oct. 1.-The old Cleve-
land rolling mill on the fats caught fire
from the sparks OF passing locomotive
early this morning and was partially
destroyed rbe mils had not been in use
FOR several wears The macbiue shops are a
complete loss. The entire loss Is about
ZOO covered by insurance
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

WssHiseroS 0cf. i.-Secrefsry = dic1it
rsfuTned 70 The cifv fssf eTerf~g end was AZ
bis desk AZ the War pspr.meat today.
Amore the .ra{ erraus r.ai;tfs which he
frEsIt aTsis EHs sfrir are the diss.o-
sltoa - ne mate af fisrerirsC a-t fis "a.
The c-ion - ~ tsxsn n General Miles
sr3 of 4 lrsrif1 trenFri8. -eefftsft ffias-
eass bas f.nE ein ference ri'h ffs lre-i
aert tais ai-errnB shens st51r 20 gheee
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

WsssfVersS eft. IA adtaeat ~ss
edsT rVsa n Nsst-.rste court of s@
sesla-. it. es.finers s. oaio ~ rosd. ia
q ,s@s Wsere atsn essei dcser
eesle h.at ssa. Taisa ~ fsiiet 70
fee elaIanF sffes'ssi tas case -
ret
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

At meeting Of the Valley City Council
of Royal Templars of temperance. held last
nia ht, it was decided to attend the funeral of
the late DR.. II. NJ. Joy, lhe was a member of
that organization in a body Committees
were appointed 10 drape the charter. the
mourning 10 continue there for thirty days.
and Ia draw up appropriate resolutions All
members Of the Council are requested 10 be
present NJ the ". c. r. U. rooms this morn
ing at 9 o'clock
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

The committee appointed by The O-Wash-
ta-Nong Boat Club to make certain propo-
sitions to Willard Barnhart. in regard TO
the renting oi apartments in his new block
for winter quarters. successfully carried 0at
its mission yesterday. The CLUB Will oc-
cHpy rooms iu that block specially fitted up
for It's members. and will take possession OF
them about the middle Of December.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

A Fine Breeze aud e Flowing sheet-Tbe
>aehers and the Thriis Winners.
NzeTasr. e. T.. Oct i.--Ths rsce between
t1e crack schooner yachts sachem and
wusnta was one Of the finest that has
been Witnessed this season The course
Nas to s03 eroaad Block island and re-
uiru. TIE Sachem vas two nhugles lste
i1 starting aat sss iu the es5 most OF the
distance. and on the home stretch gained
rtp.lY i1 tbe strong breeze end came in
uias minutes abeaa 0f the Miranda