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not take o part in the iSbt until after
he was struck snd that he had not made
any contribution towards defrsying tie
expenses of the prosecution of the defend
ants.
TIE nsxt witness called was John W.
Leonard, who testified as follows: / now
reside a. Washington, but was located at
TaylorsioHn at the time CT tbs occurrence
of tie killing of Staub. Saw the thte,
defendants that evenisg in the wagon. I
was OF my way home, but hsaripg q COM
motion and singing I turned to look.
The men were in the wagon in all
shapes. Whsu they passed the crowd
their singing caused the crowd to laugh.
A by said something to q Of
them in reg ard to playing ball, at which
ire man sa:d to his companions, "Ain't he
cute" After the wagon stopped the tall
man (Rus') got out of the wagon M
co ming towards the crowd said he could
lick any g. Of in the crowd. No one
aps wered him. Up 10 thu tine Rust
struck II aud neither he nor any one else
had insultsd the men in the wagon or
made any answer tt them other than to
laugh. Just after Rust struck Hand one
of the Wheeling men came up with a rock
as big ss my two fists and threw it hut it
went over the hfajs Of the crowd. Wit
ness saw tho events in regard to which he
ktestifsd from Cawford's corner. A dia-
grsp of thu spot wss shown to the jury.
Atthe close OF this report Leonard was
still onkte stand.
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MASONIC GRAND LODGE.
The Close Of the session Mt Parksrsburg
To Meet Here Next Year.

The Close Of the Session Mt Parksrsburg-
To Meet Here Next Year.
The Masonic Gtagd Lodge cletd its
session al Pa,ksrsbug st 2 o'clock yestsr'
day morning, and the delegates from this
city arrived back home during the day.
The business transacted was voluminous,
and the order in the Stlts is in frst-class
condition. Tnere was a big fight over the
mex place Of meeting, Charleston making
an earnest effort to secure it, but Wheel
ing fually triunphsd after three hours
sp,nt over the question. The members
arriving home yesterday unite in saying
that the address of Past Grand Master
@. 81. Collier was the finest effort Of the
kind ever heard ia the West Virginia
Grand Lodge. 1t was fu ly appreciated by
the Lodge, and Mr.. Collier was compii'
mented on all sides.
The off -e.s cleo are as follows: Gustav
Brown, of Cbarlestown, Grand Master;
Frank Burt, OF Warrington, Deputy Grand
Master: John NJ Hamilton, of Gcantsville,
Senior Grand WardsRff~ W. Da~eaet Ct
Psrkersburg, JRdfor Grand Warden; Huga
Sterling, Grand Treasurer; G. w. Akin
son, GsS6d Secretary. Toe Grand Master
a~pp1i6ted J.. n. Belleville, GrAn1 Lac
taIer; H[R. Bla;sdell, G and Chaplain; ].
SP6niug Senior Grand Deacon; John
Collins, Junior G:aad Deacon; Michsel
Emshsimer, Grand Marshal; f. N. Evans,
Grand Pursuivant; and T. w. Bliss, Grand
Ty'e7.
Ths Grand L,dge closed with the usual
barque!.
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IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day Pointedly Psra-
grAphed for Hasty Readers.

J The News OF the Day Pointedly Para
grAphed for Hasty Readers.
THE Police Court was a blank, yesterday
morning.
EQUINE PARADOX matire', at the
| Opera HCu:e tonight.
THERE are a number of society events
on ths tapis for this evening.
THE FIRST Branch of Council IS called t.
meet 10 spt cial session this evening.
ONE d el of trust was admitted to
! record at Clerk II 1ok's office, yesterday.
WEST RINE raised q row in 0'Kesfs'S
saloon yesterday, ard was locked up by
Officer Durlap.
The members Of Lab lie L1dge No. 2,
A.. o. L. W., are requested to attend q
meeting this evening to adopt new By
laws.
THE msmbers of the Young Mems d smo'
crate Club ara requested to meet at their
club room, on Twelfth street, this evening
at 40 o'clock.
An Interesting revival service was held
at the Disc pies Church last night. Toe
| HErNlEE6 Will D6 CNulA1uCO lOrAikAI nLo "a
are invited to be present.
THERE wesa good meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association bulldog last
evening. The meeting will bs held again
tonight, st 8 o'clock. The usual cordial
invitation is extended to young men to at
tend.
CHAs. HOFFMAN was before Justice Ar
kle yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
charged with stealing a horse belonging to
s young man. and which was in charge OF
George Msger. He was held in the sum
of 81, coo 10 appear before the next grand
Jury, and in d.falt WAS committed to Jail.
UNUSUAL interest is developing in the
direction of tie Gilmore jubilse. which i
10 be given at the Grand Opera House De-
] center II, with the sensational accom-
2animent Of anv'lJ and real booming car
non. IL will be q popular rs well as a fine
musical treat of q high order.
A TEACHERS institute will be held in
this city en- Wednesday, Thursday, FIJI
| CAV and halt of Saturday, November %,
20, 30 aud December l, and such distin'
guished instruct lrS as POI. 7. c. Men
denhall, of Rose Polytechnic College, Of
Terre Hsute; Prof. Sfafsr. of Kuistown,
Pa, ard PtCf. Bsarce, o! New York, will
be in attendance.
THIS evening 1t 40 o'clock Mr. John
| Zlrpiiz will wheel DR.. j. H. Pipes from
Thirty-sixth street ID Twenty-third stree
and return, as the result of an election
wsgar. Persons liVi:g alorg the IOute o.
procession ale requested to illumiuate and
/ ourn red fire. A drum coIpI or brass
band will probably accompany the pro-
| Ce5siOn.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION HID LAST
EVENING.
Routine Proceedings Disposed Ono Business Of
Especial importance Comes Up Except tho
Election Of q New Member 10 FIJI
tsaancy~

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board Of Education was held in The room
of the Bard, in this Public Library Build-
ing, last evening, the following members
being present: Messrs. Acker, D'ckey,
Ebelipg, Elliugham, E~schtrutb, Hannah,
Lett, Jepsoa, Mccoy, Miller, Naylor,
Pipes, White, Work and President Dobbirs.
No bushes, of any consequences outside
of routine matters came up, except the res
ignstion of Mr.. Let, of Madison district,
and the election Of Samuel Block to I'LL the
vacancy.
After the minutes of the previous meet
ing had been read and approved, the fol-
loving business was transacted:
The Committee on Accounts reported
bills amounting 10 1888 %, and they
wers ordered paid.
Tbs Committee on Finance reported that
upon examination of certificates and re-
ceipt', the following persons are enti'lsd
to a refund on assessments:
Edward Carr, $4.05; Louis Schsub,
$500. Upon recommendation the clerk
was authorized to draw orders in favor Of
the above named prisons for the amounts
opposite their names.
The Commute, en- Buildings and
Grounds pres anted the bill of Trimb!e &
Lutz, for putting natural gss in Washing.
ton school building, S126.7l, and that of
KHieves, Kraft & Co for putting up the
bell in the same school $25, both of which
were ordered paid.
The Committee on Salaries reported that
having investigated the proposition referred
to it at = former meeting of the Board 10
raise the salaries Of the j~anitors of the
school building, finds it unadvissb!e to
change the scale Of salaries adopted by the
Board in July. Tee report was ordered
filed.
Ths Committee on Public Library pre-
ssn'e1 hills amounting to $50 %, which
were ordered paid.
The monthly report Of Superintendent
Anderson was read, from which tie follow
inc fytrscts ara take1.-
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BODLEY-wILEY.
AOulst Wedding on ChIplIns Street, Last
Evening.


Evening.
At 0 o'clock last ev2niUg q quiet we'd
ding occurred at Mrs. Holidays bad
ing house, Oh Cnaplile street, the high
contracting parties berg NJ. Charles F
BodIey, of New Olesn', ami Miss Maud
A. Wiley, daughter Of Mr.. sad Mrs. Alex,
s. Wiley. R-v. D. 4. Cunningham, D D.,
pastor of tie First Presbyterian Cnufcb,
cfilitted, sni the Ceremony was Wit.
Messed by only tbs imIe1iIte relatives Of
the couple.
At its inclusion a 6rist reception was
held and congratulations Ct the warmsst
kind were sAowsred uI01 the happy pair,
after VII ch cpl naid TtEc, shuents were
served b. u Fgsrf4ldsr, Tie bride were 9
trave log C ,stdms that wal very becoming
aud she Certainly looked yeCy charming
on this m1mentous occasiO,. Shs is 9
young lady who has med. numerous VAN
friends aud admirers By her many estima.
bic wcmanly qualities, while her husband
is 8 young mao highly ~Ie3Ie:'e1 in both
business and social c~irclee. Their many
friends join in extending Mr.. aud Me-,
Bodlsy their helriisst gaOi wishss.
They we've handsomely remembered By
their friends with many beautiful preaents.
The HAS train over the B. & o. lasi
night carried than sEsy for New Orleans
apd Other points on 9 bridal tour,
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In the German department the enroll
ment showed a total of 357, divided as fol
lowe: Washington As, Madison 90, Clay
50, Ubion Al, Centre 81, Webster So
Richie 81; total number OF. ~classeI, 40
number of pupils of German pIrenage,
1876; number of other than German patent
age, 1872; number Of teachers, a; total
amount paid for instruction, $l56.
TIE Superintendent also said: II fiud III
lowest grade of ID in Madison school much
crowded. While the room will feat abou,
forty pupils there are over eighty on the
roll. This report shows come decrease in
the allowance in all the schools"
The report was received and ordered
ilei.
Submitted with the superintendent
report was that of Librarian Wilson,
which sho we'd the following totals: Total
circulation, 1924; average circulation pei
day. 1s2; circulation in reading room,
|, 12l; amount received from fines, &c
$20.25 The report was received and or
dered filed.
Mr.. D G. List, member of the Board
from MaditoD, rendered his resignation.
ny STANDARDIZATION, NuduRo Va ioslucuCt
being his Iessop. TIE resignation was &C.
cap'el and romiuA'i,u DDS to fill the vacancy
cllled for. Er. Naylor nominated d. f,
9. Meyers, and DR.. Jepson named Samuel
Block. The elect 90 resulted a5 foil ,ws:
MeYers-.Msss Acker, EIlinghsm, Han,
nan, Miller, NaylOr and White.
BlOck-MessIs. Dickey, Ebeling, Escb,
truth, Isett, Jepson, Mccoy, Pipes, Work,
and President Dobbins.
Mr.. Block was declared elected.
Geek Hall repprted that two notes would
fall due on Nov. 30-one to the DJllsl
Savings Bank for 81 5000 and the other &c
the Standard Fire Insurance Company fol
81, 629 -, and that there were suficien,
furds to the credit Of the Board to cOYel
them.
James Henry sent in q communication
TO the Board that the ] iecs Of property OF
the Island which TIE Board desired to pnr'
chafe had increased in value from 81 500 tc
81, 700 10 one day, az he thought the next
four years would be the most prosperous in
the history Of the county. Mr.. Heary'.
alleged Righteousness wac laughed at, and
after some discuss on Of the MISTER a reso
luton was offered aud adopted referring
the matter TO the Committee on Bnilding;
and Grounds with power to act, the under
standing being that if Me-. Henry will not
accept n ressonab'e amount that condemna'
ton proceedings be at once instituted.
Mr.. Naylor introduced resolution thai
in view Of the fact that the Lowest grad,
in D in Maii'on school Was in tuch 9
crowded condition. the commissioners b.
authorized to appoint another teacher and
provide a suitable room for the pupils
The matter was looked upon with favor by
many OF the members, and the resolution
was adopted.
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Flra at the Ton

At a qusrte; after six o'clock las! even,
ing, as a young man in the employ Of the
"Bon-Toa" e Enlistment, on NJ lin street,
was lighting the gas in the north show
window, he accidentally set fire to the cur
taius and drapery of the window, and in a
moment the whole thing was in a blszs.
An slarm OF fire was sent in from the box
at lain and Twelfth street, while an i'm.
promtu salvage corps, consisting Of Ed.
FIauzheim, Charley Fink, Will McMechen,
Milt. Graham, and several Others, rein
forced by the clerks in the establishment,
went to work at the fire with a will, and
msnaged to check it sitter the contents of
the window hsd bsen consumed aud the
large plate glass window broken iCto small
fragments by the heat.
The loss is sb;ut SIS, outside Of the
glass, insured in foreign companies through
the Joseph EnSheimer agency.
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Now that the election excitement has
WON off II some extent, people are again
thinking OF eating, and in looking around
to see where they can g't the best mesls
Martin ThorDton's New Brunswick Hotel
looms up as ihs most inviting, q is amply
demonstrated by the CIT wds that 70 there
every day. Visitors to the city who de-
sire t, remain over night canDo! find q
softer, more comfortable bed than at the
Brunswick, and be doesn't pay Q three
story price for the accommodation either.
Ma,tin knows how TO entertain his greIta,
as these who have been there well know.
Mes. 1875 aud 1877 Market street.
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An Election Bet.

Louis NOlte, ofthe South Side, yesterday
plid his novel election bst, which was to
take Louis Carl a wheslbarrow ride. At 8
o'clock the Ofers House band played in
front Of CIrl's saloon, on Market street be,
low FJurtesnth, aud shortly afterwards
started d1wn stEest, headed hy Carl, who
wore a wreath Of paper flowers and had
several flags stuck in his hat. He wa &C.
co npanisd by several friends and JEFF
Davis carrying q banner. The procession
left Nolte's saloon t.Thirty-eighth street q,
4 o'clock, Nolte wheeling Carl in q barrow
which was drsped with bsniana bunting.
An immense crowd followed the novel pro,
cession and the spectators enjoyed the sight
thoroughly.
Nolte is quits q fsshy men, but be held
ont nobly and never rested until he resched
Bonsnberger's, above TWenty-fourih street,
where refreshments were taken, after which
the procession moved on up to CARTS ga.
loon, where ths procession disbsndei. TIM
crowd on Market strtes was 90 great thu
procession csuld hardly get through.
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Dentists.
Rrp Studs.

VI. JACOBS. L. ISENBERG.
Cashmeres.
Hundred doz. Ladies' SEAMLESS good
Ladies' Cloth.
All Wool Hose, only 2Ot. q pr, worth S5c
Emb'd Flannels.
Ribbed fee Merino jersey Vests,
Velyets.
Regular plice Soc, our price only Csc.
Eudless
Immense stock and laIgs assortment OF 81
Line
Sorts Underwear ut wonderfully low prices
Al Wool
Over 500 each Of Comforts, Blankets ant
Shawls
New shades
Never known to be as remarkably chesP,
Dress Cloths.
And d homemade sll wool Flanneli
TIicOts,
Must be seen 20 to 25c. to be appreciated
Hgnrietta Cloth,
On Ladies', Misses, and Children's Wrap'
in order to
Ulsters,
Reduce stock, we have in this instance
Rsglans,
Taken cf all the High Tariff for youl
Protection, and
mOdjeskssr
Our Revenue, the eCst Of Raw Material
would
And
Nearly be as much as that Of our vel
made garments.
NsWmarkeis.
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The Loudest Laugh OF tho Season.

Laughter aud ueriiuent will reign
supreme a. the Opera House on next Mon
day evening, thu OCCASION being the reap
pearauce of the famous humorous play and
funniest of moien farcial comedies,
Skipped by the Light of the Moo1."
This production has aen a laughing SEN
sation in ell tn, principal cities of Amer
icA, from New York to San Francisco
S;rce the play was LIST seen here many
nav features, rev spscialties aud all new
music have BEEN introduced, and In its
present form it is everywhere spoken CT as
bsirg The Funniest conception that hss yet
assumed thai s1sps. Seats go on sale at
HOUSES music store this morning.
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ANTI-FRAUD
Takes a whsck at the "Intsliigencer's'
Intimidation Scheme.
XuFELING. NuYamber ID.

WHEELING, November 10.
To ne Editor eftss Register:
SIR:-I wish to CSll the attention Of the
pubic 10 the ecndGct Ct the Wheeling III
.teRigcneer. That lying, slanderous and
~scandalOus sheet has set out to steal the
election, and having b?en caught is now
bowling fraud 4 distrSc! attention from it;
own rxcllity. IL is 90 stupid as to think
that it can bullGoz,, intimidste or brow,
beat the b pard Of Commissioners CO dol
bidiing. Birdie Hart and his reporters
can iutimida'e and influence no one,
None fesr them and few respect them,
Trey can siDply lie, and tcey lie stup'dly
and blunderingiy at that. From the mo-
ment Mr.. Psndleton waS nominated 20;
Congress- they began to abuse, villify and
SANDER him III every possible way. Now
that they fud that thtic lies were OF nc
effect, that Mr.. Pendleton has carried his
own county by 4 great majority, and Is
very probably elected, the whole SANDER,
Gus, tnvious and malicious pick Is wild
with rage and hate. Let the Board o.
Commits. toner's 90 right on aud count 70:
the Democratic and Republican candidates
every honest vote cast for either OF them
and pay 70 attention to the trutbless
bowls of q paper which has been caught
and fOiled 10 its own rsscllity.
As far as the recount has gone in Ohio
county, john .. Psndlet)n has gained
bet ) or s votes in it. Tne bulk Of his
gains have been in three great republican
counties. before R.pablicln County
Courts, which did the reeountiDg and
which being ratchsd, we've forced for very
shame, to give back to Mr.. Psndlstop,
votes which Republican election officers
mad deliberately stolen from him. Why
was be robbed of IL votes in Hancock
county, IL votes in Marshall county, and
II votes in Harrison county by R4pubii'
can election officers, all Of which the Re
publican County Counts, Of said county,
for ye,y shams's sake have bse1 compel
ed to restore? These were rors which had
bAn made against Mr.. Psrdieton in the
foo!iugs by Republican election oficsrs II
those counties. Is il net Singular that thu
errors in tbs footings in these thIes Rs
publican counties should have bsen exa. tly
the sams in each count? Dies it MOI
smack of 3 dtsgn, Of sn intent to count
Mr. Atkinson in with the hope that q re-
c1uGt would nsver have been demanded
Hsd not tie IRteLigeReer bstt:r bs loOkins
alter its own and do something to ctecl
the thieYing that its followers have beer
doing?
Let the Board of Commissioners do it
duty without fear or fsvos and it will carr
the applause of sll go2d men, and let thi
Beard tell that asinins lump ct couesit
cheek and shameless brass 10 go sbout hi
business. ANTI FRAUD.
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Manarer Rnnk anhnrgsr Here.

Manager A. G. Buckeabsrgsr, Of next
years. Columbus team, came over to the
city from Mansfield yesterday, and was
shaking hands with fienis in town.
Buck saw he likes it at Columbus and will
have a good tam there next ssasOD. He
thinks thu Tri-Stale League next season
will be successful, ss it will be composed
of good cities, and ones which can support
bsss ball in u coed manner. Besides the
four towns slresdy in the League, be
thinks Springfield, Dayton, Lima and an
other Ohio 10 En will Ia taken in. This
will form a strong League. Buck" will
remain in town until this evening.
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I HAVE not used all Of one bottle yet. J
suffered from cstarrh for twelve years, ex'
periercing the nsuseating dropping in the
throat peculiar 10 that disease, and nost
bleed almost daily. l tried vauou rene
dies without benefit until last April, when
| saw Ely's Cre9m BALM advertised in the
Boston Budget, / procured a bottle, and
sine, the fret days use have bad no more
b~lsedipg-the soreness is entirely gone
D. G. Davidson, with toe Boston Budget,
formerly with Boston Journal.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movement OF Citizens and tina Coming and
Going OF Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens and tina Coming and
Going Of Strangers.
WIN. Bod, Of Shinustoa, w. Va, is at
the Howell.
John L. D1ckert and John A. Brady,
Jf., Of Pbilsdelphia, w. NJ. Ewing, Of o.
tswa, Ksusss, J. w. Dean, Of Grass Lick,
W. Va, and @. T. Rose. Of Sseubenyille.
are at the Howell.
The Missts AIDA and Carts Graham
wfo have he n visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
@. Miller o1 E3ff street, have returned 10
their hans a: Sistersv,lle, w. Va, to the
roget OF their many friends.
T. F. Mills, manager Of @. r. Gardi.
ner's attractions, is in the city looking Of.
ter the interests of the Geo. II. Adams
He, She, Him and Her" Company. which
appears at the Ooers House Friday and
Saturday evenings next.
A very pleasant progressive euchre party
was given, last evening, at The Wheeling
Club, which was largely attended by the
members AID their lady friends. A Pleas
ant tins was spsnt and appropriate and
handsome prizts were awarded the yictors.
The merry ~essemblags dispersed at about
l o'clock.
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a OuIef Wedding.

Mr.. John Shsekey and Miss MOllie Mar
tin were quietly married yesterday morn
ing a! st. Joseph's Cathedral, Rev. Father
Sullivan off ,iating. The CEREMONY was
witnessed by only q smolt number of the
intimate fr'eads OF the couple, who ex,
tecdsd their hearty congratulations at Its
ccncIusiou. Mr.. and Mira. Sheekey left on
the 10 o'clock b. & o train for Cincinnati
and other points, carrying with them the
best wishes of their many friends. The
pres snts race we'd by them were numerous
and handsome.
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SLIGHTLY RATIFIED.
The Local Republican Organ Makes a
DiscOrdant Noise.

The Local Republican Organ Makes q
Discordant Noise.
The cry OF the hteIigeneer that "Wea.'
Atkinson is being Cheated" and the party
at largo "defrsudei" by tho recount Ct
the ballots of Oaio county, by the Board
of Commit ~siore,s, il amusing when read
in the light shSd by Republican rascal
ity al through the ds ret and Site,
The f ct is, that the Ohio county Board Of
Commissioners, is condu3tiog tie rGcou II
vi h q strict regard - Law, aud justice,
and the eff)rts of the IRte'igencer to Great
a contrary impression, will have NJ effect
up u fair minded men.
The vampires sre still alive and kick
ing The air wa full! of rumors Of bis
Atkinson gains in Republican counties
yesterday, but the claims that G W. i:
elected is still entitled to be taken cum
graRO sails
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Little Nugget"

A pleased audience witnessed that very
funny and very excellent comedy, Little
Nugget" at the Grand Opera House, lagt
evening, and left the house delighted
This company is splendid, and it is gener,
ally conceded that Fl. S Cawthorne iJ The
funniest IRISH coined an ssen here for o
long time. The music is bright, the dances
pleasing, and the singing excellent.
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The Wellsburg Fire.

TIE ipsuranc, upol the property de-
stroyed by tie Wel's6uEg fire, narrated in
the REGISTER of yesterday, was held as
follows: On Herald Office: Fire and
Marine, 1000; Jefferson, $1,000. On
bailding: Franklin, $1,000. Mr.. Wheeler,
the hardware merchant, WIS fully insured
10 foreign companies.
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The Educated HOrSes.

Another large audience assembled at the
Opera House, last evening, to see Prof
B utholomew's educated horses in their
great performance, and as usual the audi
ence LETT the house delighted with the re-
markable intelligence of the aDina's. A
special matinee will be given this after,
NO 10 at . o'clock, and 10 Goubb another
large audience will be present.
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Base Ball Mention.

In mentioning the bond to be put up by
each club in TIE Tri S tate League next sea-
son, the REGISTER stated yesterday that il
would be 500. 1t should have been $500.
A matter that tie correspondent failed to
mention IS that the season Of the League
will commence On May let aud extend TO
September 1O.h, which is a splendid
idea.