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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
BEILAIRE.

.dr Thomas Moore confectionery dealer
on Belmont street died yesterday morning
q: clock after o serious illness Of about
a week Of stomach trouble. Deceased
had been resident Of this city for about
seven wears, greater part OF which time
he y as in the employ oi the Bellsire
Stamping Company. he was man Of
kindly disposition and one who could count
his friends by the thousands he leaves q
wife and several grown.up children. His
age was ), years Funeral will take
place on Tuesday morning Interment at
Burr Mills
Ten of The twelve pots the furnace of
the National glass works were broken and
the management decided to let out the
fire on Saturday night until it is definitely
sscerteined whether the Hint houses Of this
city are to shut down or not When the
trouble is settled this factory will he able
to make glass in Two weeks.
Minnie, two-year old daughter Of John
Schuckman died yesterday. Intermeut
IN Wheeling.
No unfortunates IN the lookup yester-
day The police say that Saturday even
ioE the city was very quiet.
A musical wonder ID on the bills for
Lilch's opera hall this week.
The Prodigal Son, on which Ray. }
H. McKallip disooursed last night, drew
large audience.
Charles P!akeney, B l. u c. operator
is back from a trip 10 Nsrtinsburs, ". Va
The funeral of John Clark was well al.
tended yesterday afternoon. The cond.
tion OF the road up on the hill, made it
very dissgreesble for those who accom-
panied the remains 10 the cemetery
Rev. W. W. Walker of the Episcopal
church, gave the first O! series OF four
sermons that he intends 10 preach, yester
day.
Most Of our college attendants, who
have been home spending the holidays,
retGru 10 their studies today.
The public schools and ST. Johns
school reopen to-day.
The services in the Second NJ. r..
Church last night, conducted by the rrgu-
lar pastor were quite interesting.
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Personal POINTS.
NJ ,ven.snts of whsslingites, and the Com


ing and Going of Strangers.
". f. Mallory, of Woodsfeld, is at the
McLure,
Walter Pierce, CT SLarps1iIle, is in the
city.
Henry Roeser OF Marietta, Is at The St
James.
ThCo. Bash aud wife are in the city.
NJ Y. Smith, Of PntsOurg, is in the city
again on business
c Y. Harding. OF Washington, is in The
citg visiting friends
j. u. Miles Of B.rEe5yiile. arrived in
the city yesterday.
v. J. Allen, Of Empo,is, kuu is at he
Howell.
Patrick Il. Nolan, Of Cleveland, is stop
ping in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. W ". Arha, Of Ravens
wood, are At the Stamm.
Suydsms HumPty Dumpty troupe is a
the ST. James.
Miss kaie lawson, of the Island, is ser
ioGslv i'll with typhoid fever
Miss Winters, of ~teubenvllle, is visiting
Miss Kate Steger, on Market street.
Merlin Waymsn will return day tc
Philadelphia where he is Gtter ding col
lege
Mr.. Joseph Maloney vii! leave TO day
for Jefferson, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

sy..supputtrg The la,t,r would uG ell
,i'ri o al the 5rnrG,s os;uiu,d by rke
agency Indians IN any scheme looking to
tar promotion Of a. = rau~ral pro- p"ruy
Carrying out the proposals Of my report
would leave balance Of over 2,OUuOo
res With. sccn' dug 20 the PLAZA niVo-
r.'ei about 81 1000 per year. Consider
ing collectively the Indians OF New Mexico
anu Arizona. We have reservations en-
b-aClug lola million acres inhabited ~
u.a,ly 5000. The surplus land would
.r,M4e liz million acres, which "o"Id
}.-M according 10 the plan proposed, near
is 100000. sum greater 10y S"'V,vpv
han that appropriated Tor the current year
f.r The support VI these Iud,ans.
IS THE INDIAN TERRITORY
Ia Cbeyruna aud Arspahoe, the AtoSau
di Comaughe and the NaChIis reserva
riuus. embrace over 100000 acres. Inc
population - about $50 The income
Iruu. surplus lsud would come within
$4,000 OF equslliDg the amount appro.
yrAei Considering all the Indians in
rh,, Territory, We nave total OF nearly
-auuu aud Gu extent u reservation Of
gr 800 900 acres. which woajd prot4ye al
..s.uei itlome OF about one aud third
-r,iUarsa dollars. The Indian reservations
O, The [ nited States contain shout 200 OOJ
..aaya miles their population is about
10000. ~ 1U0 square miles would locate
,,.h family upon halt section OF land
,ss.,py d surplus OF about 10000 square
-.--s which according to the plan | have
-r,,sssi. would produce annually $3.50
-.' This amount exceeds a5Ou, 5000
,... .ba entire sun Appropriated for the
,.v,-sa, tor Their snnuities for their sub
.,s..r-a and civilization. The policy
sig.,s.,i IN NY report would te
NO, .traa,as seausly applied gradually,
.Is yagsr,! ,o,ernTeut of the Indians
IL continued according to the method.
po.g in vogue or such Improvement d.
...r ari experienced men suggest The
ultimate Development Of the suggested
g5as, nyali .. the Indians sdvauce IL
s.y.a a'.oR a9i intelligence result in the
-a..s. 70 them OF the principal derived @;
Z sale ef their lands which, Unit, such
measures were authorized $ act Of Con
ecsss, would be held as trust Tor the, oen-
raJ aui ,Le income applied to thci, sap
mort
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

The municipal 2ensus.tsksr was a!oIEi
taking names. and pulled the bell a. BliG
silcka' ami BiiH came to- the door H. W.
put through tie usual formula aud fnaiIT
the censuser asked the age OF his =if,..
Cant tell. responded the husband
Can't tell? echoed the questioner, 'wh7 =
Don't you Know COZ course %
Then you must tell E.s the Law sGys ygs
must The law What laa The
law Of he STATE. What will they h
with ne if don tell Pat so. n al
for coLt-mp' AN right; pu' Ia" ia
Jail. Why man, exclaimed tho aston
lrhed c.Ecinl, you wont 20 10 all ana
sufi-r rather than ell your wife age will
you2 "WelI. So" he said resigned!J
I've never teen in Jail and ou one coca
SION | did tell my wi'es age
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

by trying again and keeping up courage
many things seemingly impossible may be
attained Hundreds Of hoppe.s Cases ot
Kidney and Liver Complujut have been
cured by Electric Blu,rs, sfer everything
else had been tried m vain So, don /
think there ia no cure iyy JON, but ,ry Elec
tric Bitters. Thee sno medicine so sste,
so pure, and so perfect Blood Purifier
Electric Bit,eTs will cure Dyspep-ia, Dis
betes and all Diseases Of the Kidneys. H..
valuable in affections Of Stomach and
Liver, and overcome Rll Urinary Difficult
lies. Large Bottles only 80 cents at To-
gan & Co. 8.
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Strikers Hopeful.

PlTTshURG, January "A secres meet
ing Of the Eastern and Western green glass
workers leagues Was held here Yesterday
to consider the strike which has been going
on in the West for the past four months
against q ten to twenty per cent. reduction.
After q thorough investigation the eiecu.
tive committee Of the Eastern Association
decided to give the Western Association
all the aid financially and otherwise posi-.
BILE The strikers are hopeful Ct an early
aud favorable ending of the strike
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

Crest -xcits ment has bee. ca1sed IN he
vicinity OF Pars Tex, ~ the rrm.rsa,le
recovery OF Ar; j. T.. Corl"y, who was so
helpless be could rot turn in bed or raise
his head oreg, 3ody said he was dynr Of
Consumption. A trial bottle OF DR. hing IS
New D:scovery Was sent him. Finding 70
lief, he bought large bottle and box q
DR.. kings New Life PILE, by the tin" h.
had taken two boxes of Pills and ,"p bot
ties Of tn Discovery, he was well and hat
gainod in flesh thiT'ysix pounds ira!
bottles Of this Great Discovery for CCG
sumption free at Logan * Go
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stranger Than Fiction

are the records Of some Of The cures OI
consumption effected by that most wonder
ful remedy-Dr Pierccs Golden Medical
Discover Thousands OF grateful mel
and women. who have been sna,chei al
most from tbe'very JAWS Of death, can tes
riiy that consumption, in irs early stages
is no longer incursble. The Discovery has
no equal as q pectoral and aitera;ire nnt
the most obstinate affections CT the tbror'
and lungs.yield to its po"'r i'll drug
yixtu
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On Tttt DEID,


An Epitono OF ho~s GaDo=. -iaE Ia,
boa aad TUaimsY
The marks last evening indicated , feet
inches and rising.
The Andes Is due up tc lay from CiD
ciuna,i.
The { ". Bachelor leavc3 Tor PiilsburR
Tuesday ~ a m.
The steamer Andes leaves a; ) III
Tuesday for Cincinnati.
Departed-Katie Stockdale yesteriHy
for PIrsburg.
Captain Con Mcdonald left icr Prfs
burg, yesterday, On the steamer Katie
stockdsie.
The river at Pittsburg last night was 4,
feet and falling. Weather warm and rain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

You are allowed a free trial CT tiic@ d.i'
OF the use OF DR.. Dyes Celebrated YoItsIc
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for the speedy rsliet and permanent cure Of
Nervous Debility loss Of Vitality and Man
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rnany other diseases. Conn plete restoration
to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet.
with full information, terms, etc, mailed
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An End to Hnna Scrnn1nR

Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg H.,
SAYS: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty 10
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
a Running sore on my leg for eight years;
nav doctors told me | would have TO have
the bone scraped or leg amputated. used,
instead three bottles of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnics Salve, and
M leg is now sound and we'll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best Sllve in the world for Cute.
BUSES, Sores Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped hands ChIbla;ns,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions and posi-,
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to giva perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded Price % cents per
box. 70. sale By Logan L Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04


For several months ! have been waver.
ing between favorable inducements else
where nnd my interests III Wheeling
whether TO accept the former or remain
satisfied with the latter. In human events
/ II is natural that one should wish TO al
vance. While arranging business Connec-
! tions IN The West Tor nay sons, who are Just
entering upon manhood opportunities for
my own interests presented themsel' es,
which | nave concluded 10 accept. Having
7 thus determined ! feel pleasure in saying
to the generous citizens OF Wheeling, on
the eve OF my removal hence, that during
the six years ! have been one of you
have found many warm hearted friends
from whom shall feel very reluctant to
part The generous patronage which
has been extended 10 me profession
ally and the complimentary appreciation
of nv humble efforts as citizen, having
the good Of the community OF heart, which
has been rendered me on various occasions
and the friendly relations which haze ex
listed socially, will keep alwsysin nv heart
warm friendship Tor Wheeling, and
wherever | may be | will alwoys welcome
Wheelingite with cordial greeting !
desire also in this connection to thank the
good people of Wheeling for the support
extended 10 me as Prrsident OF the West
Virginia Humane Society, the personal
friendly assurances Of many Of our best
citizens having given us such encourage
ment ss TO enable US TO accomplish much
good, and | earnestly bespesk contn-
uance of the same TO my successor. To
our much respected friend Judge
q. l.. Cranmer the very
able Wee President. whose cheerful
assistance and friendly counsel have
rendered my unenviahle duties less oner.
ous, | will turn over the books, &c, of
the Society, feeling q genuine pride in be-
ing able 10 state that the Society is free
from debt. For myself, the thought occurs
to me, that possibly in the multiplicity OF
my affairs consequent upon the change
am making there may be one or two little
personal accounts standing against me
which have not been brought to my notice
1t has been my rule TO settle all accounts
every month, but it there exist any not
settled | desire they be presented at once
to my son, who will be found at my former
office, and he will paw them.
During my residence in Wheeling have
endeavored, in my intercourse With the
public, socially and professionally, TO win
the respect and esteem of all, and the
friendly letters have received conrra,u-
latinF me on my prospects and regretting
my leaving Wheeling ore ,sry gratifying
to me and only serve 10 strengthen my re-
gard for my late home, for as my home |
shall always think Ct and vitit good old
Wheeling in the future
Sincerely you're,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
The Knocks Arrested.

DETROIT, January 3.-At one o'clock
Sunday morning Gustsve and Herman
Knock, were arrested at Spriugevill
aud brought TO this city, charged with the
murder of their mother, Elizabeth
Knoch who died Friday from the effects
of heavy blow on the scalp. Later four
other members of the family were also ar.
rested Although il is not believed they
were implicated in the murder, ii was
thought best to take them into custody
The stomach of Mrs knoch has been re-
tanned Tor on analysis, the county physi-
clan declaring it exhibited certain indica-
tions of poison. Inquest will be held to,
morrow.
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BORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATT


Dr. ). +. Newcomer Greenfield, q.
ssys In cases of general debility aud tor
por Of miud and hody, it does exceedingly
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THE AAAb Los. 900.

LONDON. January 3.-Adg:leS ,rou
Cairo Say the Arabs lost Goo men in tho
battle with the British forces which was
fought near hosheik recently The Arabs
are ret or'cd to be flying in the jirccti~.
OF Dongols
EMPEROR WILLIAM 2jrH ANNIVERSARY.
Berlin, January 3.-The tSen,yGnh
anniversary OF the accession OF EmpeIo,
William to the throne Of Prussia was Oh
served quietly o-cny The Emperor held
Il rcceploH, which wac attended by all The
foreign Ambassadors and iiploms'isrs III
the city. In his conversations with foreign
representatives the Emperor avoided mNk
'ng political ailnrions except 10 express his
satisfaction ~ tie friendly rrIauons exis,
ing between Germany aud ether countries
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ClARKSBURG.
4 2ad h.cid dgut-Disd Aged Siaop- our
General News.
Special 10 the RsgIS'fr.

9Ad A.CIdgut-Disd Aged Siaoiy- / our
--Gcueral News.
spscialt0 the RsgY:sr.
CIMEsayEo, January "a very sad
accident occurred blew days ago at Allen &
Ford, about nine miles southwest of this
city. NJ James Allen and family we're
thrown from wagon, in which they had
gone to attend the funeral Of the falher
Of Mrs. James Allen, who WAS so
seriously hurt and msngled up that
it is considered unsafe to re.
move him to Clarksburg. Medical aid
vas summoned forthwith, but he is said 10
De in critical condition.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pike died at the resi-.
jenco Of her son. Richard Pike, on last
Friday morning. She was ~ years old,
being born in Cornwall England in l79l.
She came to this country in 1853 and has
lived in Clarksburg q years and in Buck.
ingham county, Va, for ) years. She was
consistent christian, and was buried ac-
coriug TO the MethOdis, ritual on last
Sanday, Rev, King officiating at The cere.
monies.
ltis with regret that we announce the
death Of Wm. Raymond Of Indiana,
who wss the only brother Of cur well
Known citizen, Col Sidney Raymond, and
relative OF Col. Luther Raymond, Of this
city.
We still have some enterprise in Clarks.
b4rg, particularly eyinced Oy the perman-
ent establishment OF a tobacco factory by
Ruhl ~ Koblegood, who furnish work now
tor half a hundred men. Tobacco is
manufactured into every conceivable kind
OF cigars. Much in the arrangement OF
the various departments is due to
NJ. 5. Riley, now ex.Mayor Of this city.
iou can get a Sweet Briar, "Rixy,
Maiden, Fairy Queen, or solid
Comfort, Just as YOU please. What We
want is enterprise OF this kind, and our
people propose TO have it. Clarksburg is
becoming more attractive every day. She
propose what ever she does to do risht.
Misses Bee and Lizzie Clifford leave on
Monday for school in your city, where
they will graduate in June.
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Sincerely your.


FARWERs who know that tobacco stalks
are very valuable manure, because their
ashes contain great portion of potash
perhaps do not know that Dr. Bulis
Cough Syrup is the best cure for coughs
snd colds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
EGREIGN MARkEIS
The ErglIsh Nt"ok tN,hHngs ana the
Continental E"ur>rs.

The ErglIsh stock tN.hHngs ana the
Continental E"ur>rs.
l.oSDoE, January %-Ihere WAS small
demand for Discount a' i for long bill,
and 3. for short on the stock exchange.
Owing TO settlement during the first DAYS
oi the week and business
Was limited aid WAS further
broken by the holiday. still there wGs a
fair amount ol dealings and the tendency
was firm More confidence is felt IN tie
political situation in til" east. Investors
are taking an opioun! view oi
the trade prosp' cts for the new
year. Amer.,na Inii""l .rrurucs we're
strong during the week IN spite Of Ii large
accounts open for fall under genrrai
buying for an expected advance in prices
during The early part II the year, and there
was IA decided mOventn' upward.
voATlNESTAL HuuEsbs.
PARIS, January &.-.Prices on the o0Ltse
improved durlHg the work III splir Ct the
ministry collapse The market received
au impetus from i&r ,.r3rts Of
narc cnl companies 'h,g their
holdings st lln. ,rsr OF TIE YEAR tho
companies to rAMar The he's. pu-sible
balance Three per ,.rr rri'. TO-" 80
cents durine the W. Il md 'hc ~ yer eat
rose H. cents. Panama C,.rri shares show
a rise for tie week oi H. aui Sr,. Canal
shares rice Of 81.
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haufmanus' boycott Lated

PIrrsB-E.. January The bitter war
fare which hss been wagei by organized
labor agaIns, D. kautmaHn u Bros, the
well known clo,Eisrs. corner Filth euue
and Smithfeld streets, ended last night At
the mee,ing OF the Trades Assembly,
when oil differences between labor unions
aud the hsuItmsnus was peacefully Cd
justed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
EURIOUs FICHTiNt

LONDON, January 3.--A report is cur
rent here today that number OF Mahd.
fanatics penetrated the Brush lines nj
Suskim. T. is stated tia; furious fgk;uy
ensued in which number Of fa.,i,h we're
killed or wounded. The g3gc-nm. ~ L T.,
said has suppressed tie report OF the e..
fair and the British loss therefore cannot
be asCertainel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

Doyrl-Ifa a dealer offers you bottle
Of Salvation Oil without labels or wrap
usrsor in q mu,iiuted or deiaced package
dor toucn it-don't buy /, al any price,
YOU can rest assured that there is some;
ibing wroug-it may be dangerous and
worthless counterfeit. Insist upon getting
q reffect. unbrokeD, genuine package.
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LORD RAND0lPA'S SlHEME
For Reforming the Administration
in ireland.
FURIOUS FIGHTING AT sUaKlM
Repored--- The News Suppressed b. tn.
Goyernment---The Foreiga
Markets

LoSDoS, January 3 Lord Randolph
Churchill has submitted to the CAbnt.
proposition for the reform Of the admins
tra,ion Of the government in ireland. ! be
scheme is supported BY the Earl OF Cai:na.
van, Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland,
and by Baron Ashburn, the Lord
Chancellor. The pEojec: irrcIsaG The
abolition CT Viceroyslty ard Castle execu
i've, the placing OF Ireland en- the same
footing as Scotland, having Secretary ia
the Cabinet. II the Csbine; adopts the
measure, it will be presented TO the Gov
ernment together with the scheme :or local
government which has been decided upon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

70 kpeel down st night and pray aud ask
Gods protection, while at the same time
be Eept the windows OF his bedroom tight
shnI syaipsr Isesh air. tie would INST as
soon think os going ouJ out on the bridge
Tatwern New York aEi Brooklyn lesping
of and then pc.yino God 10 keep him
from getting huri. Just as long as
Won deter this whole subject OF
1bvsica, health TO the realm OF
whimsicali;y, or TO the pasiry cook or to
the butcher, or TO the baker, or 10 the
apo,hecary or to the clOthjeT, you are not
acting like Christian. The care OF all
your physical toEcss-ntITous. muscular,
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-09

UNITED STATEs-lie0rge b. Marvin a al ,
compiainants, vs.. Frank Borazee Decree
in foreclosure for ij76S, -ln the case Of
Reuben Luck IS. Albert W Olds et al. De-
cree thai complainant be entitled to certain
properly a. prayed for in hili-ln the
case Of John 4. Hubbard ot al vs.. oscar e. +.
Ransom. Trial postponed until first Tues
day M February on paymentof costs Of S22
In the case Of ylvador 7 Read Us. Dan
iel j. Davis ct al. Order that subpoena is
sue as prayed In petition. John Lezofie.
iibeilant, vs. Steamer T. & /. VI. 40. J. De
cree dismissing libel with costs james
Wilson ct al. hheianis, rs the steam tug
Magnet Order setting aside sale of vessel
PEoHsTE-in 70 Adriana Janne'n r. Vel
thuis an adopted child. order of adoption
and change of name 10 Adr.ana Januefn j.
Neithuis Van Dp0rn.-Estaie OF Esther
L0Omi.. deceased. VIII ami petition for
probate OF same flied. Hearing January
30. l--1.- Estate Of Iehulon Rood. de-
ceased Order allowing executors final ar-
count distionfing estate and discharg.ng
executor. is'afe Of Henry Reuken de-
cra, ed EXecutrx final account ae3
Hearing Jsruary 7th l>ST. Estate OF
Nm. HornhrOOk. a mentally incompetent
person. Guardian ttirl annual account
hIei.--Esiate of John Erdart deceased
tommlssioncr warrant and report Sled.
Order i1r payment Of debt, Estate Of
benjamin b. Wright. deceased. Petition
Tor license ~ sell real estate fled. Hearing
January loih
= CiEr IT. The People VS. John McIane.
Information for rape Verdict not guilty
Sophia G0ss vs. Martin D. Weeks
replevln on application Of defend
anf continued OF ususl terns. .--
trs'acs y. Tower and James " Chaplin
rs. ju-tin stan ey AMI 0eGT-e Schroeder
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-09
THE BAZAAR.
An Exciting Rivalry Going on in the
Various NOtings.

An Exciting Rivalry Going on in the
Various Notings.
The military bazaar was immensely pat
rouized last night The interims between
drawings were filled with entertainments
and the time OF the drawing was highly ex-
citing and interesting Tonight the follow
inr persons Will participate in the musical
and literary programme 20 be given. So
prano, Miss Carrie Coy pianist Miss Anna
Nari. reader, Miss Bertha laubenstein.
yiolnlsf. Frank NurzDurg. male Qusrteite.
Nessrs. Kirkland. Arthur KRONER, Beneker
aud T. j. hrOmer.
he various contests stood a. follows AZ
the close of last nights session.
sword Contest Captain Rose -. Captain
Babc0ck - Captain Conl0n 10. Captain
Jones lf3, Captain McGurrin H. Aaior
Hake 80. Glove set-Miss Harmon 8
Mrs. Dnnn 3 Miss Donshue III. Miss
McCoOi g. Miss Tuybury l42. Hat-Miss
Pear SARGENT a. Miss Lltta pease o.
others scattering. No 1853 draws tie paint
ing sunset IN New EnEland" and $50 the
steel engraving Filtration Miss Nellie J
Turner drew an embroidered plush PIN
cushion Charlie Peeps. turkish pipe and
NJ s. Hattie Mcfool. patent rocker The
spIung Jenny gave a barrel II -four f9 Miss
Clara Richmond. and any amount Of other
-'ois ~ varying value were received bv
ucSy numoer hciders. Three of Wm
ro~' ander paintings viii be drawn To-
night ant Two enEraFings.