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New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
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Fsn.. dlsy . p$.. sa:i Sni
by errors-Brookyn ., Kansas City L Left on bases
BROOKLYN s. Kansas City .. Fhst base on bas-O' Brien
l. Stolen ba-es-O' Brlen 1, Burns 1, Cline l. Struck
out-Burdock !. Darllcy Esterday J. Double plays
Barkey and Phillips l. Estefay, Barkley and Phillips !,
smith Rurdock and Orr L Hit by lltcher-o Bricn l.
Umpire-Mr Doescher. Time Of gane-one hour and
forty minutes.
The Jersey City ana Scranton mines played sided
game at Oakland Park Jersey City yesterday which the
home club won with The veteran Lynch did not
pitch with his effect and his delivery was batted
freely The was:
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26

Platform OF the Party-rhe Letters Of
Acceptance )f the Candidates, &c.
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PhNddsl slphf1, r.lib

Lar9ed runs.New-fosk Two-base hIIs.Bastlan' s,.
Ewing and TicrnaD. Home run-Tiernan. Double plays
Irwin and Farrar; Ewing and Connor. First base on
bals-Andrews Fogarty Muvey and Connor. First base
on errors-New.YoFk I. Struck out-Andrcws, Fogarty,
Bastian, Clements & Irwin Richardson Connor o Sat-
terry Passed ball-Ewing l. Wild pitch-Bu,lnton L.
Time OF game-2 hours Unpire-Mr Valentine.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26

danger of blood poisoning by usng black npsis
: zoe color be- changed BY acid or washns fnysn
sass Recommend smith & Anseils bosery as The color
.not be changed and lie obtained BY secret a'mos
ksislsd s. R xltmsn Co Wheissss only ~ Thomas
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
4 Iinppy Woman.

ttarn- il the woman without bodily ils but happier IL
,1s woman them knows OF the saving proper
he. OF DR. Pere-s Fav0Iite Prescription when reneroa
trial OF IT, sue can contrast her
csnaition with her Of suffering ana appreciate
S.fb "a none can who been rived OF
r. The Favorte PrescriDtisn corrects unnnturAl cs
charges and cures ali weakasss" ans rrssnisr'hsa
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26

Is %mss p So fse Sn Weep with Los Angeles
Emira TO Amelia T., Pee Weep Places 70
PooIs-lIos Angeles $50, field sso with Los Angeles
out: Flmlra $50, Amelia i. s25 pee Weep sio.
Pee Weep went OF with the lead and allowed to
keep II all The way to the last furong when MuIpsy
a neck. with FimiTa three lengths OIL
FOURTH RAcE-PURSE 800. BEATEN HORSES
AT SARATOGA. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE
MILE.
d. A. .HOnir's br. E Leo H., yrs by RAPTURE
Santa Sarr,S Anita Stables br m MOe Mccarthys
NJ N iV VHolan's b. f. Clay STOCKTON g. % Gossierl
,oa ron Es Prince S & Ssesn arch 100 and M s
also ran.
Bettins-1o ,c on Leo H., 70 M9llis,s ,., Last
Royal Arch and Red Prince, 20 Mlrth, 60 Meodrama
MSaaaiI@ss nSSsLcs Il io s4sf 4fimsm1 led sis is s4
Clay stockton was the first on While Bohemian Tsa nn
nRGs' MRsn fi The nag fell Alter they got well
front by two lengths and there he remained
bohemian with astonishing burst Of speed The
leaders, however, far away to be overtanen
Leo II beating Mollic's Last by half length with Clay
Stockton four lengths back followed by Bohemian.
FIFTH RACE-HANDICAP sTEEPLECHAsE PURSE
$500 ABOUT TWO AND QUARTER MILES
P. Gorman's b. g. Beechmorc, by Creedmoor-Man A.
j. n AcEerman's ch h. George Mcculouss, assa Iss
wavery Stables ch. f. Evangelinc L. 12o Cook
Il. Blacks br g. Sanford aged. 130 PeppeD.
Bettine-1oo to 50 on Beechmore, to sandfofd'
George Mccullough. Evangelino.
Pace-Nothing Beechmore, 8 70 Mccullough
Poos-Beechnore $50 field s25.
Mutu1ls 81. Time :3G "a.
Reechmorc led most Of the and beat Mccullough
length, with Evangeline six lengths back
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR MONDAY.

Saratoga Aug. 25 Especial )-Monday will be the twelfth
extra day, and there the second having
the entries:
FIRST RACE-MAIpEN TWO. .YEAROLDS. 1t10
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gitnatlons Uantco-Jemdlcs.

COOK LAUNDREsS-CUAMBER WAITRESS
y BY neat and very obging girls; one hrsrelass
Sare.s would ike situations toeether or separate city
excellent references Call ll2 West 2Sdst ii
G..r
- OOK- WASH and IRON-CHlMBERMAI and
NWAITRESs.-By two competent, neat. tty smart
young women cooK Go all kinds Of Ers;-cass farly
cooknc; waitress Understands all ,sats wine, and fine
1.Ol7 6sh-ave., between 18th and 5Sth st@
n o0K and UNDRtsS-wAITaESs. CHAMBER
girls; separate or together city coanty; years
letters please. -
e ooK &e-By excellent cook wash end iron best ss
Shave, j9tist. station.
CooK &e.-By Welsh Protestant, references. as COM
y pcon economical cook frst-class aundress undsr-
CAN TRAINING SCHOOL fse S4-a'e.. 33dst.
CO0K.-By French woman eDcailiae lltte English; IL
CO., Cth-ave., up-stars JACQUINs.
uOUsEwo K:-Dy smart Young girl eau coeS. wssi
g to pa u.s. r0 Call T for % wo @ days $50 9ave near 5s TN
uOUsEWoRK.-py Protestant romani would llks
III 10 90 by the day week washing ronng housS;
az $50 2d.ayc 35th-st, ID hocr 'front.' Room g
rUOijsEWORK Sc.-COOK-By Protestant girl 70 do
IL encsl cvork rOof plain cook aai iainfress and
Other neIp OF all nations CHELSEA BUREAU, 5i7 s.h-
ave-. above 42lst --------------------
IIOUsEwORKER-E competent woman good cook /:
III makes GOOD bread biscuit and desserts is an
EXCELLENT aundress willing and oblicng neat snd tidy
excellent would like gooi home" civ OF COUNTRY
Tleasc call l017 Gthayc between 51th ana ooth s.
7 AuNDREss-By nrst-cass cOlOred laundress wishes
L.cnts' and families washing by wecx or ooten qnsq.,
soN. eeiSS1 rs !sS';st Vest sc;h-s. So
xxyNTTREsS or CHAMBEEMAID.-By a young Eng.
glass anil china reference from ast employer Clii az
Coz 6th-ayc., upstairs. JACoUIN'S. o..
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hAtf]-W Ith4NJ1O1ff lit
$50 EACH, 5000 ADDED. ONE MILE

rreskness Stables b. Rupert by Falset0 Margos
S. W. W. sirSes: ea S' g. Maroon. T. 1so tAnderson} 2
J. J. Cartsrs b. h. Aretino, aged, 125 (McLaughlin)
j. Cotton's b. g. Glenspray, 4, 119 90, (Greenn)
Il. n Miller's br b. Hlmalaya aged 126 lBayaOck(
J. II McCormick's ch. h. Goano, 0, 125 (Hamilton) Q
7. Bryan's ch. g. Bonnie Lad, T. 95 (Goodae)
Time-l "a.
Post odds To win-Rupert to 2 Areuno 10 70 ti 2.
Lad 10 l. Glenspray 40 to !. Piace-Rupert to o.
Maroon TO l.
Maroon. Tapped to the neck by Glenspray, MADE the
whole of the running Rupert getting just in time to
beat him BY two lengths between second and third
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
6flp Wanten.
A GENTS WANTED IN all parts OF the country for
\ The Life OF
BENZ HARRISON,
And The Career OF
LEVI II. MORTON,

with a review OF the KfpubIlcan p1rty,
and statement OF It's position on the
Great Issues OF the present day-The
PLATFORM OF the Party-'rhe Letters OF
~ tho rantidsteg .
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26


Mutuas paid sl1 80.
An exciting raco all through. The order was Mystic
z.n,bar sehOomaser % huidle before the water
ir-on Then Zangbar and Mystic jumped neekand neck
z.,gbar catching the lead later. At the water
Zansbar FIRST Mystic second scheSlmaster one iengh
,o,t,d In the hackstrctch and inio the dip Mystic
crowded Zangbar In strong EFFORT but weakened
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26

CoOK REsS-CuAMBERMA1D WAITRESS
u BY AND obiisIng girls; one hrs-eiass
cook ana aundrcss ether ccmIesent chambcTmad and
waitress would Ike situations oeelher or scpaiao city
county excellent references. Call liz West 23dst 2t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-02
THE EVENING SATELLITE

Opens It's Mouth and Then Puts Its Foot
In It Up to Its Neck.
The Necs- Letter Of yesterday undertakes
to antsgonize the workingmen against
Hon. A. D. Garden, on account Of bis vote
on the Miners bill 10 the last Legis 'atuEe.
So the Nelcs- Letter again attempts to pose
as labor organ! 1t also attitudinizes as
an ipfluentisl Republican journal. Well,
in whichever of ITS chameleon hues it ap-
pears it is bound to condemn its associate
for the same obliquity that it charges
sgain st Mr.. Garden. At the same plsca >,
cited by the NelrS-Letter from the Journal
Of the House, will be found the names OF
Mr.. Toler, of Kauawha, and Mr.. Middle
ton, of Mineral, as voting az MIR. Garden
did. Both OF these gentlemen belong to
the order Of the K. Of L. Besides, they
are bo'h practical coal miners.
Furthermore, the same place In toe
Journal shows that erery Republicans in the
House who was present at the time the
vote was taken voted the same way.
Among this list will be found toe names
of GsoIgs NJ. Bowers, now Republican
CT ndidsfe fer Stale Auditor; ]. NJ. Hagans
and ]. T. HIKE, both Cf whom are candi-
dates on the Republican ticket for Judge
Of ,hs Circuit Court in their resp sCtive
districts; II c McWhortfr caudidats for
Supreme Judge; Gen. l. II. Doval, and
other lesser lights.
1t may be added that our late friend
c.. ]. Gleason voted in the same way.
The whole truth is that there was but one
vote cast against the bill either IN the
Senate or House, and that was the vote OF
a Democrat in the House.
The passage of tire bill in the form In
which it became law was advocated and
urged by q committee Of Kanawha miuers.
If sry one is to Re criticised then all must
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-02
HISTORICAL.

A short Sketch of the Origin and Progress
Of the Church.
The prtssnt st. Matthew's Church edi-
fee is the third erected under that name
by the successive generations of the church
since its inception. Tie first Epieopa
divine associated with the early history Of
Wheeling was Rev. Joseph Doddridge,
ID. He was one Of the earliest apostles
of that creed to penetrate into the region
Of the Upper Ohio Valley. Ordained q
minister at Philadelphia in 1872, be soon
aft n wards turned his face westward, and
made his fret stopping place wellsburg.
To his energetic miniStrstions there is
largely to Be aecribed tie parshes of
Gross Creek, stsubenville, st. Johns and
Wheeling. The proximity of wellsburs
to Wheeling naturally brought Rev. Dod-
dridgs here very often, aud he was warmly
received By the Episcopal families than
residing in the town. But there was no
establist ed OF organic church in Wheslins
until 1919. On the 1ith Of May Of thai
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-02
D.Gundling & Co.
OUR GRAND SPECIALITY
Rochester Made Boys CIOthing,'
IN A SMALL WAY.

The News OF tho Day Pointedly Para
Eraphed for Hsssy Readers.
DANIEL BOONE" at the Opera House,
to night.
The "RuIiug Passion at the Grand,
this evening
TIE Daniel Boone Company will give q
parade to day.
A SMALL co!cred tO7 hit white girl on
the head with brick, yesterday, and was
arrested.
ALL SAINTS DAY was observed in the
Cotaohc CHURCHES yesterday by the usual
Sunday services.
The two men who were fighting at the
entrance to 1929 Market street, WEDGES
day evening, have bCea arrested By Officer
Shorts.
REV. CHAs W. CUSHING, Fourth Street
Chuch's new paJtCr, will be rendered 8
reception in the Sunday school room this
afternoon.
ONE of the most noticeable decoration
on the South Side, on Tuesday, was the
ne ,idence of Mrs. A. NJ. Lemon, on South
Main street
THE Crystal Slipper Club, of tie North
End, will give q ball at Turner Hall to
night. The Opera House orchestra will
furnish the music, and pleasant time is
assured.
THE Opera House orchestra, will give
the first OF their usual winter rehearssls
at Arion Hall, next Tcesdsy evening, the
4th inst. A fine programme hiss been
arranged.
THERE were six cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. John Wilson, the
Pittsburg man who was engaged 10 the
fight with Keim at 1929 Market street, got
S. and costs, and Mollie Boyd, for keeping
a house of ill-fame, got the usual $40.
CUSTODIAN THOMAS FEE, Of the gov
eminent building, has got lot of new
furniturs in place in the postCftice and
custom house. Among the articles re-
ceiyed is Few tweniy-eigbt bag mail
pouch rack; a new desk, wardrobe, leno-
Ieum, msp.rsck, etc, for the railway mail
service department., and new chairs for
various other Offices throughout the upper
stories.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-02

one large building and the West Virginia
one large six-story building since the pas
sage of the Mills bill don't know brick
house when see one.
Democrat" or he should more appro-
priately be called FIunky or Toady, then
flies into rage and denounces you for try
ing to besmirch tbs actions Of our fore
most and most enterp1ising citizens with
your foul and libelous pen" You are not
guilty Mr.. Editor, and I assert that my
pan never libeled any man or wrote lima
which could be construed into any such
low grovelirg toadyism to men OF wealth
as his expression il. Was it not queer
circumstance that Mr.. Bou.elle in his
speech in the Opera House should have
asked "how long since you found the lion
and unicorn of Great Britain on the bottoms
of all your platssP" How Hart and "the
American Potter from Staffordshire" must
have squirmed when the question was
asked. IfHart had had his campaign car
pst bag with him he could have shown him
Plates with those ''beasts" not six months
old on them.
PrFnpM DEMOCRAT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-02
HENRY s. WALKER.
INSURGENTS GIFTED ORATOR TO SPEAK
THIS EVENING, ..-. .-
At the OspiOl Rink-fhs Democratic Organizations
b Escort Him-fhs Eighth Ward Meeting
Speaking at Elm Grove To-Day.

Hon. Henry s. Walker, whose fame az
an orator extends over many States besides
our vn, and whom the people Of Wheel
iug, in common with those OF other cities
and towns, always delight to listen to,
will speak Of the Capitol rink this even
ing.
To say be will be greeted by q crowded
house, is only to state matter OF course.
Everbtdy will want to be there, and the
result will be regular jam of people.
Mr.. Walker comes from the interior oil
the State, where he has been lsboring
faithfully in the cause, and he will have
cheerful and encouraging news for the
Democracy OF Wheeling.
Several of the marching clubs will turn
out to escort the brilliant and distinguish
ed gentleman from his hotel to the rink,
and he will be given q rectption in keep
ing with his matchless abilities as an ex'
ponent of the Democratic doctrine.
Turn out and listen to thesilver.tongued
orator of the Ksuswhs valley. Especial
provision will be made for the ladies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-02
FURTHER SALES
or Lots In the Caldwell Estate, at ths
Court House, Yesterday.

or Lots in the Caldwell Estate, at the
Court House, Yesterday.
The sale Of the Caldwell lot, was con-
tinued yesterday at the front door of the
Court Honse and the following sales were
made:
Division J-Lot SO fer $25; lot 70 for
$25; lot II for $35; lot ~ for Sa5; lot 70
for $50; lot "A FIR $50; lot 70 for $45; lot
rs for $40; lot II for S35; lot 70 for $35;
lot 70 for $40; lot 80 for $40; lot 81 for
$s5.
Division KRIS 1 and 2 for SO; lot 8
for $40; lot 4 for $50; lot for $25; lot 80
for $50; lot 81 for $50; lots 81 to al iDclu-
Avs, for $25 each; lot IL fer $35; Let AZ for
$35; 10. A for $35; lot 45 for $50; lot 46 for
$50; lot AZ for $45; lot AZ for $50 lot 40 for
$50; LIT 80 for $35; lot 81 for $50; To- 81 for
$50; lots SO to 81 inclusive, for $25 each;
lots g. to b6 inclusive, for 81 5 each; lots 81
to 81 inclusive, for $40 each, and lots 50 to
80 inclusive, fer SO each.
The sale will be continued this morning
at 10 o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-02
BASE BALL MATTERS.
Som sthing About tbs Prospects of NJ

Som sthing About tbs Prospects of Mex,
Years Club.
1t is probable that high salaries will be
an unknown thing in next years Ohio
League, or whatever it may be kno Wn by,
as it is understood the League will adopt a
rale restricting the. salnry list of each club
t, $500 per month. The meeting will he
held on the l4:h inst.
The local base ball association will hold
meeting on the 12;h inst, and it ia
probable things will be gotten in
shape to join the League. 1t il
understood that Frank O'Briea, who man.
aged the MANSFIELD club last season will
managed our team next season. Frank il
good man, and the only reason he did NOT
have more SUCCESS with Mansfield was be
cause he was badly handicapped and on
this account he resigned his position.
With the salary list at $500 per month
the Lssgue next eea3on will TO doubt bt
a Success, and ell clubs will be required to
make affidavit that they will not pay
more. This will be about 81, 900 les thar
Wheeling paid the psst season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-02
Political NOtAN.


The visiii1g Dsmoc'ats will never for
get the kind ladies at the rink.
The coward who assaulted the Pitts
burger with billy, the night of the parade,
IS yet at large.
Ton. VIM. II Hesrn talked high tax 70
fair audience at tae Orers Hou last
evening.
Candidate Atkinson will speak at the
Alhsmbra to night. The management has
made provision for beating the bui' ding.
Island Democrats are called to meet at
their club room II evening" in fu l uni
form to attend ,hs meeting at the Capitol
rink.
Hon. H. s. Walker is c,upsllel to can
Gel his eng 4mert 70; Elm Grove tbs
afternoon. Gen Warner " u, however, be
on hand, and large meeting is ass, red.
The venom in thu Republican yell, on
Democratic day." was taken up into the
system to such an extent, that II broke
out into assaults Of the meantst character.
The witnesses at the Payne trial testified
that Payne WAS the aRresaor, and the jas
tice who sent him to jill for his drunken
aud unprovoked assault, could do noshiug
Else.
We are author z ID to especially invite
the ladies to 60 to the Cspitol rink this
evening, to hear tie brilliant Henry s.
Walker. A special place will reserved fcI
them.
The Republicans were hu:y yesterday
collecting money, ostepsibls to detray the
experses Of a closing o'chlight ra.sde
They may change their minds, however
and Use it to buy VOTES.
The members Of the Thurman Bsniaua
Club are requested to be at the Cipit d
rink at Gas O'clock this evening, in full
uniform, for tie purpose Of acting as or
escort to Secret4ry Of State Walker. A
full turnout is requested.
Every member Of the Fifth Ward Dem,
ocratic Club is requested to be at Filan'i
Hall this evening as halfpast sevsn o'clock
Business of the laost important cbarsc
ter will be brought te ore tbs meeting
and everybody should be on hand.
The Ksnna Democratic Club held
an interesting meeting last night, al
which il was determined to mt ct on Tues
dsy night week and make the club O par
manent organization. A cordial invitatior
is hereby extended 10 a young Dsmocrst
of the n qpired age TO mset with the club
The members Of the club are requested Il
report, in full aniisru, at the CAPITAL r'nl
tonight, TO act as an Q e,rt to Hon, H. 8
Walker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-02
THAT DEMOCRATIC

Who Purveys News for the Enemy Seems
To Have Been Identified by reform
Democrat"
To tbs Edtor Of The REGISTER:
SIR:-0vsr the Signature Democrat"
a fl,pper, who is hit, but who has still
enough decency left to he Is named Of being
found in Hsrt's company, says in Tues
davis Iatelligeneer that in my article In
Sundays RKGIsrEB I asserted that live
of the six buildirg g Of tie West Virginia
China Company have been erected since
the pxs,ge of tie Mills BILL" In nay
article I mentioned the Wheeling Com
usny and the West Wig mia Ccmpsny and
asked that the five buildings enced BY
these two companies aincs the pssssge Of
TIE Mills bill be shown in the stereoptison
views I wanted Hart 70 illustrate his
SO .echss With. If the Wheeling Com
psny, under the 81 Las of LaBells Company,
has not erected an entire Pottery OF three
buildings, the WHEELING Company proper
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-02
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements Of Citizens and the Coming ant
Going OF Strangers.

Movements of Citizens and the Coming ant
Going OF Strangers.
Mr.. o. Schmiedicke, of New York, is iu
the city.
Mr.. W. E. Tingle, of Louisville, is at the
McLure.
Miss Eliza Armstrong is home from an
extended tour of the State.
W. W. Hearne, q well-kuown iron man
of Cincinnati, is 1T the Mcclure.
Mr.. o. S. Dorsey and wife returned yes
terdsy from an Eastern bridal tour.
Miss Fannie Brady. has returned from
visit to friends, at Newark, OHIO.
Hon. Heury S. Walker and wife, Of
Chal lesion, sre at Il t McLuIe House.
Mrs. Myers. of Milwaukee, is visiting
her mother, Mrs Sarah Mendel, Of Twelfth
street.
Genial Clarence H. Swearingen, of Pitts
burg, came down Wednesday evening and
is at the Hotel Windsor.
Neil c. Kerr, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Herman Holmes, of Medina, Ohio, well
known rsllrcad men, are as the Mcclure.
Miss Birdie Fry, of Cameron, who has
been the guest of Miss Ella Lemon, on
South Main street, returned home yester-
day.
Miss Edith Bryan, of Cameron, W. Va,
who has been the guest of Ter uncle, Mr.
J. T. Goodwin. OF the East End, and re
turned home yesterday.
Capt. W. T. Francis, conductor of the
C. Il O., accom- snied by his wife aud
daughter, ttopIet off at the Mcclure last
night, on their wsy East.
Miss Julia Ccffey, of Clevelsnd, O., ard
Miss Jett O'Brlep, Of Sharon, Pa, are
guests at ths resideuce of Col. Thos. Fur-
rty, on Zane stree, Island.
Misses Maggie and Della Corcorsn, Of
Cameron, w. Va, who has been the
guests of the Misses FlYnD, on South
Market street, have returned home.
Mrs. W. A. Isstt will entertain the Pro-
gressivs Euchre Club, at her residence, on
North Main street, this evening, in honor
of her visitor, Mrs. Henry Reed, Of Chi
cago.
Miss Minnie Shields, OF the Steub an
Vile Female Seminary, who has besu the
guest Of Mrs. w. A. Milligsn, on South
Eoff street, returned to S,eabenvilis, yes
tsTdsy.
Rev. Chss W. Gushing, the new pastor
of the Fourth Street b. L. Church, and his
two daughters, Mrs b Katie and Emma,
arrived in the city yesterday and took
looms at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. N. II. McNsbb. who hiss been with
Perkyrs D. FishsI's Gold Day" Company,
arrived home yesterday from Cadiz, where
the company closed Wednesday night until
after the election. Mat is making
success.
A very pleasant progressive euchlt
psrty was given ut the residence Of Mr.
VIM. GOehring, on North Main street, last
evening, and about thirty couples en-
loved the hospitality Of the house. The
refreshments formed very elegant part o.
the entertainment.