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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
CLARINGTON, o.

sp,ciol Correspondence o. tie Sunday Re0i&er.
CLARINeIoN, o., October 20.-Our bar.
Der, Mr. E r + g,msn. was at P.tsburs
this week leaking Tor site suitable for his
basines. Finding none be returned home
and will remain here duIiog tie winter.
Mr.. Chris. Lres, an aged re lent OF
this county, died Tuesdsy, sg-d 81 years
Mr.. Louis Kimp,l, formerly of this
place, wss in town this week bu wing pro-
duee FOR bis store at Est Liverpool He
will return hons this evening.
Mr.. @. W. Dietrich will teach his frat
term Of school at Shafer's school houss
this winter. His .chcol tegins on Nor ~.
Owing to the wet weather the Dsmo-
cratic meeting on Friday night was not SIS
succ ssfnl as il woulc have betn tai the
weather been fsyorab's Prot. ]. FL. Roe
msr delivered lengthy and abba dscus.
sion Of the tariff.
Hon. A. ]. Pearson will address the
Dem ,crats Of Switzerland TOWNSHIP at
Swi,zsr school house on 0,tcbar 81.
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4 SHOOTING SCRAPR
A Stranger Takes q Crack at q Man. Las
Evening,
UIxLRKEF ST. TARGET GALLERY
The Fellow Captured After Snort
Chase.
TWO RBYOLYBRS FOUND Oh HIH'

About ten minutes after nine O'CLOCK
last evening, q young map, whose name y
M. at present known, went into the shoot.
ing gallery, on Market strest, just sou'n o.
the Pacific Mile, for the purpose OF taking
a few al O g at one of the targets. Before
he had bssn long in the place, he became
profans and disoIdsrly, and was squeicned
BY tie proprietor, Mr.. s. F. Stevens. Inc
difficulty wa, watched by quite numpsf
of young men, one Of whom. stranger
gave it as his opinion that the first party,
WHO had by this time tesn elected nso
been treated badly. and sxore with a bs
oath that he would like to see the
msn who would put him out
of tie place in that hind OIL
style. He was at the counter, in the ac'
of shooting, as he relieved himself OF tais
s,nrsssion of opinion, and it only took
about minute 10 trsnffsr tie quarrel to
himself he was taken hold OF by the pro
nrietor and hustled ont Of the door. At the
threshold he turned and drawing re-
vc,ver. fred o shot at Mr.. Stevens. The
hall missed its mark, hut struck q soeet;'
tor. Charles Thompson, If ths Eigntn
a ard. blowing through hi' clothing az tns
linz OF the waist, bat fortunately only
grazing the skin, -.
Immediately after firing the shot the
stranger took to his heels and ran down
the VIZ ct side Of Market street to the cor.
ner of Alley twelve, down which he turneo
toyards Main street. He was pprsued
closely by Officer Jack West and mum
Der of Others, one Of the citizens Dang 10
advance Of the Officer and close upon ine
| fugitive.
Feeling sure that he WIS about to b'
caupht. the fugitive turned at the corner
of the cross alley, and drawiog rsVol yer
Isvtlsd il at his foremost puIsuer
west. who WIS Immediately behind,
brought his revolver to bear in Q mcmsn,
and told the stranger to hold up his hands
or his cake was dough. The shootist com
rlied, and was taken to the City Hall
There he gave bis name az John Johns N,
and said he belonged in Moundsville
where he WAS working, having recently To-
Gated in that town. On being sfal ched
two seven shot reyolvers, a bottle Of
cbloro'orm, package CT snuff, and some
o.her articles wc-e turned out OF bis
pockets, enough to suggest that his cc:upa'
ton was a g mewhGt peculiar one.
He will be taken before q justice this
morning.
Last evening the police wee undsr the
impression that Johnion belonged to
party of three suspic 'ou, charatars who
struck the city yesterday morning at q very
early hour, being seen ctngregated 10
Market street saloon ut the unchristia n
hour of four o'clock.
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IT WAS BLOOD.
Important Testimony Adduced in the Baker
Case. =;
WHAT THE EXPERTS HAD To SAY
Regarding the Stains on Bakers
Trousers.
THE STATE RESTS ITS CASE

In the Baker murder trial, yesterday,
the testimony was of very important
nature, it very largely relating to the
stains upon ths clothing of the defendant.
At the end of the dsy's session the State
announced that it was rta5y to rest its
case. with the e:ervat;oa that it bs allow
ed 10 place two witnesses upon the stand,
hereafter.
The first wi.nss, called wss Prof. ]. q.
Logan, of Pittsburgh, an expert mic1os,
copist. He testified that the trousers o.
thu defendant were delivered to him In
July, 1887, and were subie,ted to care
ful examination. In several spots o. stains
upon them he found evidences Of b.ood'
but the examination was not quite salts
factory to him, b:cause of the shriveled-up
and distorted condition Of tie stains. a
fair summary o. his testimony
would be, that he was pretty sure
the stains were from blood, bat there
was inst room for the admission OF doubt:
On the 9Th of July, 1887, be delivered
the trousers over to Dr.. n. Mchenpsn,
also an expert microscopic.
DIR. McKennan. OF Pi tsburg, was u
NEXT witness. He had taken q special
course in microscopy. and regarded him
self as on expert. He had examined the
trousers given him, and found nine spots.
He examined seven of thcte spots and
found evidence of blood in each Of them
There were rid tl,ed torpuscles IN each o,
the spots, but he admitted he had MOI
found hemal crystsls
Deputy Sheriff T. NJ Hudson was calico
70 show thu condition of the nghtcaps
when they we,e lett in his barge, bat hi
evidence wss oti:cted to by the defense
upon the ground that he was one OF the
custo dams Of the jury. The Court tool
the matter under sdvisement. The stats
then announced that il would probably
desire 10 Prove the facts expected TO b'
proven by Hudson, by another witness, u
bs proiuced as soon as possible.
1t i, expected the defense will call iii
frat witness Mordsy morning, and thai
the case will bs settled in the next ter
DAYS
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Political Points.

The Island Democratic Marching Club
has ordered twenty-five Few uniforms.
Hon. F. P. Iams will speak in Centre
district Monday evening and in WebsteE
en- rlssdsy EVENING.
ia. Ayeriels, aaIshai Of division Ne 4
in the great Democratic parade at Cineiu-
nsti on Democratic Day at the EXPOSITION,
October 25, has appointed Cal A: A. Franz
heir of this city ons of his special aids.
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sion, with the Opera House band at their
head. Following them came the kenna
Club, thirty eight strong. then ths centre
District Club, fiity-thne men, Martins
Ferry, flfty.eight men. Webster lrt'
eishiy-two men, Island Club, thiriy-two
men. All thsss organizations marched
well, and created splendid impression.
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ahI what a Elppper.

Edw. L. Rose s. CO, have noplsd on the
hish p,ics charged for Sewing Machines,
and adopted an entire new system Of tell-
ipg. No canvassers Employed. The
Agents Commission given 20 the Custom.
er Rad adyel tseuent on the oshtr side
tHov Won can cave from SIS to SIS"
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Comluc to the Thurman Meeting.

The Randall Club, of Pittshurg has de-
ciSss to come down to this city on the
Roth. go stTous, headed by one Of Pitts
burg's b sst b.ass ha1ds. 1t is ve:y kelly
other PittstQ-s ergaa'zs.ion will come
with the Randall Club,
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Index 70 Now Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE.

SECOND PAGE.
Machine Made Gun--L. g. Dillon & Co.
FIFTH PAGE.
wanied-Female Help.
Dealers in Grain, Flour, Feed, &c.-AImoerS
y 49, HouSe-The Arabian Nights.
Sotire-Emp'oyes OF Belmont MIL
WantEd-CanyaSSers
DentiSIry-Dr. :. b. caldwell.
SIXTH PAGE.
w-a,s and Dress GcodS-6so. NJ. Snook 3 Co
we trade ana sailors RigbtS-A. i. Castor
Wanted-General Agent
Nor h nt-~qnare Piano.
FOR SaIe-Famlly Driving Mare.
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A n,g Parade at Moupdsyills.

The Marshall county Democrats have
completed arrar g m ents for big torch
light ps,sds st Moandsville, next Thurs
day eve hing, aud have extended al invi-
tsti,u TO the Wheeling organjs,tio - TO 90
down and take part in the demonstration.
Nearly sll tie cubs will 60, sad the pa;ade
will be o big one.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Free Pree' FfeeI

5 900 sheets Of the latest music to be
given away. Call and get enc at House Z
Herrmsnn's Mammoth Fnr.:...u Garnet
and Sore cndit House, 1900 Main strest.
n. B.-See our sd on this page.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

"UNDER-CURRENTs," q new novel by
The Duchess, has Just bsen issued in paper
covers in the L'ppincott Series of Select
Novels. II ia fully as entertaining as TIE
many former productions Of this prolific
writer. For sale by Stanton & Daven
port. Price % cente.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

COURT PRIDE OF BELMONT, number
1901 A. o. F.. will eige grand hep at
their hall. in Il naville, on NEXT Friday,
October 26!h, to which all the we'll behaved
pubic are cordially invited.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

Returning Special Train will leave Man.
nipgson for above stations at coop. m.
Tickets tod at above rates are good for
return passage on ell regular trains of the
following day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

THE CAMPAIGN TEXT BOOK for
Isss a. new ready, aud will be fur
ufshed en- application 90 the National
penserasie Committee, 10 West estb
A.. New York City. Price si 90. In
cnautities sf ave or mere 90 cents
aaRh.
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1000 handsome, ~ell-beand and print.
ed volumes on all subjects. in our IS cent
hook section. By mail, 45c.
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

Republican Rally and Mass Meeting at
Manningtor, Thursday, October a6th.
The B. & o. R. r Co. will EEL excur-
sion tickets to Msnnington and return on
above date at reduced rates.
We give below Lis; Of stations, show.
ing time Of trains and round trip rates:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

pEMAGNBrEzING WATCHES.
An watches sold or repsired by me
viii be d.ms<Deti1sd irse OF enArse'
HARRY HILLMAN, Ssseier,
Eleyenth street.
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The result Of the Nsw Yoik-St Louis
championship games will be received this
week at Asns6sld's Saloon, l0l2 Main
Street, \
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

IMPoRrED French Tissue Papers in ali
shades, at wholesale or retail, ~
Sf4yTnN h DAVENPORT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

Tho Last C,ntennisl Excursion NJ lie
duced Rates.
TIE Steamer "Andes, will leave Wheel.
ing for Cincinnati, Tuesday, October 23d,
at 3 r. No., arriving at Cir cinnati Thurs.
day n on, returning Friday night ct ii
o'clfck. Fare for the round trip from
Wheeling. Sc. 90; Marietta and PArkers-
burg, Sc. 90; R,ysnswood, $500; Racine,
Pom eroy and Gsllipolis, $500.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

The result Of The New Yak st. Louis
championship g ,mes viii b received this
week ct Aansdeld's Saloon, 10l2 Main
Street,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

ALL the O. L. s. O. Books for season of
$3.50, sold separately or in sets, by
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
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A Monster Attraction Coming.

Col. Genther has secured, al great ex-
pense. ?. s. Gilmore and his famous Jubi-
lee Bard, of Boston. numbering 80 tf the
creates! artists in America, for one grand
concert en- the evening Of December II.
In addition to the above " e,l-known celeb
rities, the following gent vocal artists will
appear: Nine Blanche-stoue Barton, prima
donna soprano; Miss Helen Dudley Camp
bell, prina donna contralto; Siguor Erneeto
Baldauzs, the great Itslian tenor; Hon.
VIM. Mertens, the famous German baritone,
with ten anvils and battery Of ak can
non to celebrate the TIVE atieth Anniversary
OF the National Peace Jubilee end repro.
duce the features of thst great musical
fe nival ED in Boston at the Close Of tie
war. This will be without doubt the
greatest musical venture ever introduced
in WHIT log. and Col. Genther deserves
encouragement from the bes. people Of this
city in such stupendcus enterprise. Ex
cursion trains will bs run for so miles in
every direction TO enable those at dis
lance to see aud ber this the greatest
mu zeal event ever held in this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

Ladies' and Gents Gold watches
sold mt the very lowest figures al
HARRY HILLMAN's, No. Is EleS
Aafh street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

THE result of the New York-St. Louis
championship games will bs received this
wetk at Mansfeid's Saloon, 1912 Main
Sweat
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Richmond Exposition.

hiCntnOnu E1postSons
The Ohio River X. r. will sell excur.
zion tickets from Wheeling to Richmond
and return October 3 70 November 10,
good returning November %, at the low
rate of $14. IS for the round trip.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

ARE you progressive? OF COURSE; use
mile End"
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or For Huntington.

A number of Odd Fellows from this
city and this portion of the State will
leave for Huntington to-day to take part
in the sessions of tie Grand Encampment
and Grand kdgs. which convene In that
thriving city. The Eacampuent opens
Monday morning, and the Grand Lodge
Tuesosy.
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Abeelins Resister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rh.-nnmn,nr Rarord.

Mr.. O. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
zist, made the following observations OF
ahs temperature Saturday: 2 g. m
44;s a m, 46, II m, so; 8 p. m, AZ;
I'm. m, As. weather changesble.
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Good Results in Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he wa
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled ON his lungs; had tried many rene.
disa without benefit Being iadlced to
try DR.. Kings New discovery for Con-
sumption, did 30 and was entirely cured
BY use of q few bottles. Since which time
be has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This u the
experience of Thousands whcse lives have
been saved by this geaasrful discovery.
Trial battles free st Logm q CAS- Drss
Sora
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
Monday Evenings Democratic Meeting.

Monday Evenings Democratic Meeting.
Hon. F. P. 1ams, Of Pittsburg, will I'D
dress Democratic meeting, on the Fifth
ward MARKET Square, 10 morrow evsning,
at 8 O'Clock, and there is svery prospect cf
a large attendance. Tbs Celtie and
Webster Di t,ics Clubs will turn out in q
BODY. and all other climbs in the city are
invited to attend. Mr.. Isms is an elo-
qrent speaker and will make a mssterly
address.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

A GOOD assortment Of Fine Pocket
Knives and SCissorp. All warranted, st
STANTON & DAvENPoRr's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

MILWAUKEE BEER on draught at the
Basement Saloon.
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Wonderful Cures.

". D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say: Hehsvs
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Afniea
salve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell 30 well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected BY thess
remedies in this city. Several cases Of pro
pounced consumption hsve been entirely
cured by use Of q fsw bottles Of d.. Kings
New Discovery, taken IN connection WITH
electric BittsEs. We guarantee them n.
wsys aeId b IoGaR 4 &c.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
ENTHUSIASTIC DEMOCRATS

Turn Out to Hear Able Speeches., at Elm
Grove, Last Evening
Al enthusiastic crowd Ct Democrats as
ssnbled in Elm Grove Town Hnll, last
evening, to listen to addresses by Hen.
F. p. Is1ns. of P. t!sburg, and John How
ard, Esq., of this city, on the issues Of the
campaign.
The hall was well filed with Democrats,
several bundled being present. Mr.. A. a.
Patterson, President of the Elm Grove
Democratic Club, called the meeting to
order, and named Mr.. Geo. W. Woods ss
Chairman. After thanking the audiercs,
Chairman Woods introduced Mr..
Iams, who was greeted with chsers.
For solid hour the gentleman put forth
argument sf.er argument why the Dsmo-
cratic party is the patty Of tie people, the
chan picn of the farmer and lsboIlpg man,
from whose shoulders they dtsire to
light the burden Of taxation. His
points on the tsIiff were well taken, and
he c'early and forcibly proved to bis audi
tors that that the Democratic party stands
in the rish. position on this question. Mr..
Iaus was interrupted by applat Sc at fire.
quent intervals during his speech.
When he closed Chairman Woods intro.
duced Mr.. Howard, WHIP was received with
vclley of cheers. The speaker held his
audience for sn tour with one of the bts.
and mos. forciblc speeches he ever made,
and "a he mads point after point against
the Republican party he was chesred. This
was Mr.. Towards best effort this cam
paiga aud shows him to be we'll informed
and capable man.
At the conclusion Of the speaking an
old gentleman sang several amusing cam
paigu songs, after which one Of the most
enthusiastic audiences ever assembled in
Elm Grove dispersed.
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Contract Awarded.

There is good news this morning for the
residents along South Main street, andlof
the city in general. The Board OF Public
Works has awarded the contract for the
construction of the temporary bridge across
the creek, and vests riay the papels were
signed on behalf of the city by Mayor
Seabright. The conuact goss 10 the Akron
Bridge Com pany, at a price shade below
the five Thousand dollars fet apart for this
purpose by tbs Council. There Vere some
charges made in the bridge before it was
brought within the sum appropriated, but
it will sti be l6-fJot roadway, with two
4-fo,s sidewalks. Work il to be COM
menced at once.
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GENERAL 1NrKLLIeENCB.


Transfers OF Real Estate
The following transfers of real estate
were recorded by Clerk Hook yesterday:
Deed made Sep enb,r 8, 1883, BY
Dswit. @. Gray and wife, to Mary l.,
Ttornburg, for 10. No. sc. in the plat OF
Triadelphia. Consideration, $3.50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

In our Dress Goods Department
we are showing al weaNes and
shades Of Silks, including the
celebrated new weave Peau de
Sole, All Wool Heriottas, Serses
BroadcIoths, and all numbers q
Piestley's Silk Warp Hennettas,.
selected shades. All coIors Of
Silk Pushes from soc. a yard up.
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L. GOOD sslls Dry Goods the cheapest
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Our Cloak Department is very
complete at present. New things
arriving daily for Ladies Misses
and ChiIdren's wear. in Sea-
Pushes, Cloths. and Seal Skins. |
Our aim: Stylish and Perfect Fit
ting Wraps at moderate prices,
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A Good Suggestion.

10 he Editor Of The Register:
SIR:-Would it not be a good move 70
have the merchants Of the city give their
employees half holiday on the afternoon
of the 9th, to hear the lson-Gof dis
cus.ion? Thousands want to 60, but can
not on account of its INTERFERING with their
work. 1t being Saturday afternoon there
will not b, much done anyway, If en-
ployes have to stay. Give rs the half
holiday. WORKMAN.
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oh, What q Baby.

The InteHigencer yesterday morning pub
lished an item stating that Democratic
clubs had marched past the Opera House
Friday night purpossly to disturb the Re
publican meeting. The poor Republicans
it seems as if a finger cannot be poked ct
them but they cry about it. The Island
club was the one that marched past the
Opera House, and the captain OF that club
and few OF the members knew q meeting
was in progress in the Opera House. They
did not march pas. the house purposely,
bat ss this was their first appearance In
their new uniforms they felt a just pride
in letting tie public see them. They
never thought OF Mr.. EIkins or his meet
ing.
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Narrow Escspe.

J. q. Kirtz, an employe of Geo. K
Taylor & Co. e, had narrow escape from
drowning at the Centre Wheeling ferry
landing yesterday afternoon. Kiitz was
on the boat, and as it neared the landing
some one shouted, ''She is sinking"
Kntz made a leap for the landing but
went in the water. He would have
drowned, no doubt, had not the hands of
the boat one quickly to bis rescue. As
it was, he got off with ducking and o
severe fright.
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Badly Injured.

A young man named Frsnk Ulom, an
employe of the Wheeling steel plsnt, while
at work yesterday afternoon met with q
serious accident. He Yves turning the
crank Of hosting crane when the crank
became unms nageab!e and got away from
him. Coming around with terrific force 1t
struck him on the left thigh, crushing the
nome in q lad manner and knocking him
down. Ulom was picked up and carried
home, where DR.. E:key rendered the nee.
essary surgical aid. The young man will
he laid up for long time.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-12
FAIR HAVEN.

A Very Pretty Wedd1ng-WeaaanGs tO
 Come-Rafr HaveM'S Building Room
 General Topics Of Interest.
 There was pretty little wedding at the residence of MT. George Burnham, 136 Lloyd street, yesterday, which is reported in an- other column.
 Johnnie Dodds, Edward Anthony, 0. Dyer, 0. Mcguire of this city and two Bridgeport skaters are to enter Q one mile skating race to be held at the Quinnipiac rink next Mon day evening.
 Rev. MT. Ferguson, who preached at the Second church Sunday before last, will oc- cupy the pulpit of that church next Sum- day.
 The Yale launch is being repaired at Graves shipyard.
 Those who are fond of good music should not fail to attend the concert to be given at the First church this evening.
 Mrs. Mark Butter6eld, of Bridgeport, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Fred Mans field of South Quinnipiac street.
 Several more schooners have arrived with oysters from Virginia.
 There will be double wedding at the Methodist church soon. James N. Dadman and Miss Ruse Page of this city and MT. Beers of Norwalk and Miss I.oEtie Soby of Fair Haven will be the contracting parties.
 Fair Haven is to have Q little building boom of it's own this spring and summer. Seevral new dwellings will be erected on the east side and quite number of new buiId- ingg put up on the west side.
 The young ladies of the Y. ". O. T. U will fit up . reading room in connection with their headquarters in Central Hall block dur- ing the coming summer at an expense of S20O to $30O.