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, 1889-12-12
TRIAL OF GIBBS.
Much Public Interest shown In Z
Case,

Case.
PORTLAND, Or, Dec. 10.-The case Of
IL. Il. Gibbs, charged with the murder
of James McDevitt, was called in the
state circuit this morning. Most of the
day was consumed in impanelng a
jury. A night session was called by
Judge Stearns, and the case is now in
progress. Both state and defendant are
represented by good legal talent The
case will probably reach the Jury to-
morrow afternoon. Much public inter-
est is felt In the trial, and the court
room was crowded to overiiowing,
, 1889-12-12
PORTLAND, MAINE.
1t VIII he the Eastern outlet OF the
Canadian Pacific,

PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 6.--The Press saws
that 1t has information from undoubted
authority that Portland will be the out
let for the business OF the Canadian
Pacific. Van Horne has stated so dis
tinctly and not Us secret. Ii will run
over the mountain division of the Maine
Central from Montreal to Portland.
, 1889-12-12
PROBABLY DROWNED.
Three Prominent Citizens of Seattle
Missing.

SEATTLE, Dec. 9--Dr T. I. Minor, q
woll-known physician and politician,
G.. Morris Haller, leading attorney,
and Louis Cox, also an attorney, are
supposed to have been drowned while
hunting on the waters of the lower
sound. On Thanksgiving evening they
left this city on hunting trip, having
the vicinity of Stanwood in view as a
tramping ground. They were to have
returned home last Wednesday, and as
no information of them has been secured
grave doubts are expressed by their
friends as to their safety.
, 1889-12-12
COUNTY DIVISION.

Pennington Register; An Oaksdealer
was IN this city for three days last week
with petition IN favor of taking four
and two tiers of townships from Spokane
county, making the new county so as to
place Onksdale in favorable location
for the county scat. The Oaksdale pco-
pie don't seem to recognize the boundary
lines established at the Rosnlia conven-
tion, but are going TO have the county
laid oil to suit themselves.
, 1889-12-12
THE CODE QUESTION.
1t Is Apparently Nearing a
Settlement.
CORRESPONDENCE OF W.. [ HILL
The Latter's Proposition to the
Legislature--It VIII Prob
ably Be Accepted.

OLYMPIA, WASH, Dec. o,-The perplex-
ing code question is nearing settle
ment. II seems quite probable that
VIM. Lair Hill Of Seattle, who annotated
and compiled the Oregon code, will un-
dertake tho contract to prepare the
Washington code. The joint code COM
mittee seems favorable to him. At u
meeting tonight Senators Houghton
and Kinnear and Representative Herren
were elected a committee to draft bill
in accordance with the proposition made
by Hill. ,
Negotiations were opened with Hill by
the code committe to-day. The follow
ing letter was sent to him
OLYMPIA, December o.
Honorable w. Lair Hill:
You have had considerable experience
in revising, compiling and annotating
state laws, and as we were charged with
the duty Of recommending to the legisia-
ture of Washington some method OF dis
posing of the question of new code, we
take the liberty TO request some sug-
gestons from you as to the length OF
time required 10 properly compile, ar
range annotate and supply omissions
and defects and index the laws of the
state and have the same submitted TO
the legislature, with your judgment as
to the cost of the work. We also desire
to know if you would be willing to
undertake this woik, if desired by the
legislature.
GEORGE T. THOMPSON
II. G. HOuGHTON,
j. X. KlNNEAR,
H. X. PICKRELL,
J. e. HERREN,
J. A. KUHN,
i. III. HUTCHINSON,
, 1889-12-12
A BEAUTIFUL MIRAGE.

Spangle Record; A mirage of very
fine proportions attracted universal at
tention In Spanglc last Thursday nom.
ing. Tho mountains and timbercd hills
OF the Colvillo country, and even the
snow-capped peaks of British Columbia,
were distinctly visible on the northern
horizon.
, 1889-12-12
THE sEALER ApELA.
She II Reported to Have Violated tho
Customs Laws.

VICTORIA, b. c.. Dec. 9.-Further in
quiry with reference to the sealer
Adela, which arrived Saturday, devcl-
oped the tact that she cleared at the GUS
tom-house hore tor Yokohama, and that
instead Of going to that port she sailed
for Behring sea and landed men for tho
purpose OF killing seals. 1t is stated
that the customs authorities will make
inquiry into the case.
, 1889-12-12
REsr nAILY IN TIE NoRrnwEsr.

Pennington Register: The Spokane
REVIEW, the best daily published in the
Northwest, will issue an extra edition
the fret of the year, containing not less
than thirty-two pages of descriptive
master of the new state. IL Is the inten-
tion Of the REVIEW to represent all towns
and cities tributary to Spokane, pro-
viding that said town or city will fur.
n,sh the REVIEW with the article. Now
If the REVIEW places before its many
thousand readers a descriptive article of
this city gratis, let us lose 10 time for
warding well written article to that
obliging daily, besides ordering several
hund red extra copies.
, 1889-12-12
A FINE BUILDING
To BE Built by the Hibernian Be-
nevolent Association.

PORTLAND, Dec. 10.--Thc Hibernian
Benevolent Association of this city have
plans prepared for a handsome three
story block of brick and stone which
they will build at Sixth and Washin gton
streets. The upper story will DO hall
for the association, with parlors, recep-
ton and smoking rooms etc. The sec
story stores. The building will have a
frontage of 100 feet on Washington
street. and will be rather imposing
structure.
, 1889-12-12

THE invitations of the st. Louis
silver convention were certainly
unique. Across the top and bottom
were half inch bands of hammered
silver, and the monogram of the con-
vention, of the same metal, occupied
the center.
, 1889-12-12
A KEEN SCENT.

Asotin Sentinel: A little tot In the
primary school at Asotin holds UP his
hand. what do you want2" asks the
teacher. II think | smell gum" is the
reply. Gum chewing is against the
rules In that department..
, 1889-12-12
Cholera at Bagdad.

ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 9.--The revival of
cholera ut Bagdad has caused panic
and the utmost distress.
, 1889-12-12
THE COPPER SYNDICATE.
An Effort to He Made to Maintain this
Price.

LONDON, Dec. 6--The copper syndi-
cate holds less than l30,0 900 tons OF that
metal taken from the Socicte des
Metaux. 1t is the intention of the SYM
dicate to maintain the price of copper at
fall below f50, the syndicate will cease
selling and even buy. II is believed
that the syndicate Is competent to sus-
tain its project.
, 1889-12-12
rARMINaroN ENTERPRISE.

Pennington Register: When one
thinks there is no life, energy or push i'm
Farmingtonians, there's where they are
badly mistaken. On account of the city
being situated on the Washington d
Idaho line, of course they can never ex-
pect {. county seat or state capital, but
when u comes TO public improvements,
or building roads which will enhance
its commercial interests, thta's where
Pennington, In tho language OF the
poet, "sets In and drills" Already work
has been commenced on two wagon
roads, one sixty miles long, tapping the
st. Mary's country, and the other
, 1889-12-12
Paynell HI.

LONDON, Dec. 0.--Parnell Is III. He
will not speak at Nottingham to -morra,Y-
, 1889-12-12
IIlAlN AnnIyAI-AND pNrAnTUNE
arETAL QUOTATIONS.

Bar eilvcr-o51s
Copper pull, Nominal; Lake, December,
s11.
Lead-rnchanged domestic 81 s5.
Tin--Quict, fairly steady straits S21 90,
SPOK1NE FALES DEC. ne. 1859
, 1889-12-12
WASHINGTON, d. G., Nov. 2.

WAsHiNaToN, d. G., Nov. 90.
To THE Editor or THE REVIEW; l
am In receipt of numerous letters
relative to the time when final proof can
be made upon timber culture entries.
VIII you kindly statn through your pa
per that the department of the interior
has construed the decision of June ~,
1887, that those who made timber cul
ture entries prior to that date, and under
former construction of law, will be pro-
tected by the department, and that in all
timber culture claims the time occupied
in the preparation OF the soil and plant
ing of trees may be computed on final
proof as forming a part of the statutory
period of cultivation. Very truly yours,
JOHN l.. WILSON.
, 1889-12-12
TIMBER CULTURE ENTRIES.

The REVIEW Is in receipt of the
following letter from Congressman
Wilson, which will interest many
persons who have made timber cul-
ture entries:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-01
ONE MORE VICTIM,

gAs Fearful Increase or DISaitSr from Small De
EInnlagI.-A PrOmlaSat ESAHpIo and the War
uins Mat It Bring.
Colonel n, v. whitman, Of Brooklyn, returned
from his vacation feeling in perfect health Al
result be was careless The next thing was
eOldi then pneumonia; then death. Nearly al
physical troubles start with cold, and this u
Just the season when II IL most easily taken.
Some sudden change checks the action Of the
body, clogs tho circulation, and lays the founda'
tion Of death, stop tho cold in It's start and you
stop the disease, A cold requires tho "StItch In
tlmo,p
There are many ways Of attempting 70 stop Q
cold, but all physicians now agree that there 4
only one sure way and that Is, by the use Of pure
stlmulants. The pores must DO opened, the cir
GulatlOn aroused and Ngor awakened Nothing
now known to the world does this SO certainly al
Duny's Pure Malt whIsEoy 1t Is q remedy
not beverage, 1t has been used for years Ant
Is the most popular remedy before tho public
Doctors, cleTgymen, and temperance people gen
orally, endorse It for It's hOalthgiVlng qualities
and 1t has become family necessity
Rev. u. Mnls, Of Meade Centre, Kansas, says
VI RIn Presbyterian clergyman, DOCTOR 0
Divinity, not OF medicine, but am not AFRAID Y
say that Dunys Formula and DuiIy's pure Nal
Whishey are tho puresL and most effective prep
aratlons, us medicines, know Of, and my expeF
fence is q large one,'
Many inscriptions dealers claim they hay
something "just as good" DOwaro OF ali sue
claimants, and secure only the genuine,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-01
Us. Coon sells dry goodstho cheapest
MARTINS FERRY.
Church Concert-The Old Year out-Por
sOnal Paragraphs, etc.

Church Concert-The Old Year Out-Por.
sonal Paragraphs, etc.
Mr. Thomas strupe isqulte sick.
Harry sackett, Of sewlckly, is the guest OF I'd
WIN N. Thomas llns returned from visit at
Meyer, Ia,
Adam warnlg left yesterday for Frccport to
visit friends.
Revival services commenced Mt the NJ. L.
church last night.
VIC. Ong and family, Of Cleveland arc the
guests Of Or. A. Il. Ong.
There will DO supper and orange social In the
U. Z, church this evening
For coal 90 to a, @. Shaver. OEice at resi-.
dcuce, Order by telephone. -
Miss Corbitt, Of WellYlllC Is visiting tho
family Of Mr.. Parker Elliott.
Frank Beck aud Miss Lizzie McCarty will spend
New Years at Rochester, pa.
The Graham. Earle Company, thirteen In nun.
Der, are at tho Hotel Haywood.
Miss Eliza Riley left yesterday on four weeks
visit 10 her home ut Rochester Ia.
"Dad'E Girl !" ut tho Opera House last night
drew we'll, also the glass blowers at City Hall.
Pearl township tax books will be at the ofllce
OF j, T, Harris on Thursday January ., 1889,
Memorial services held In the n. L. church
last night from TO u were largely attended.
Morgan v. Holly, aged so years, died yesterday
Of consumption at his home IN Clark's addition.
ia. lIaulon, Chief Engineer OH the South
Pennsylvania & Ohio road, was In town yester.
day.
Architect Young is working on the spGClhca.
lions for the new school building In the Third
ward and tho addition 10 tho Flrst ward build.
Ing. The former will hnvO six rooms with plans
for ten when completed aud four rooms Will DO
added to the latter. The four rooms At the First
will cost SI,UOO and the six In the Third $1,000
The Mwunorchor ushCted out the old and In
the new In great shape ut the hall OH Washing.
tOn street. The hall was nicely decorated and
there was large tree filled with presents, Every
participant took u COmiCal giit, which were subs
Reduently rallied on, aud all present received one
The taillGss donkey furnished much amusement
and dancing WIS enjoyed by nearly all OF those
III attendance. Refreshments In abundance.
The concert given at Commercial hall last
night for the benefit OF ~, laulN Episcopal
church WINS largely attended and was one Of the
best ever given here. There were twelve MUM
bpfs consisting Of solos, duets, trlOS quartetteS
and ChOruseS. Tho participate wOtc Miss Flora
Williams, Mr.. William Mann and MI, I'd Blum
OnbOrg, OF Martins Ferry; Miss Theresa Phil.
lbs, MF. W. u. Day and Mr.. Thomas Carson, Of
Wheeling, and Mf. ], q. HowGlls, Of Bridgeport,
Tho nCCOmpnnist was Miss Emily WarwOOd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.


strangers In the CITY and Wheeling; People
Abroad.
GAIiss Lydia McMeChon is once moro
able to be out alter IN illness OF eight
weeks,
Mr.. A, II. Mitchell, n prominent attor.
ney Of st, Clairsville, was In the city
yesterday,
Col, j, @. Bates, U. S. A., is spending
q few days in this city with his cousin,
DR.. W. j. Bates,
Misses Rose swisher aud Cora v.
Ogden, Of Fairmont, were at the Nc
Lure yesterday.
DR.. II. B. Baguley Is lying at his resi-.
denCe in Centre Wheeling, seriously Ill
with typhoid fever,
Mr. Charles Al. Hart, Of Clarksburg, Is
spending New Years Day here with his
many friends and admirers.
Miss Katie Yoder, Of Fairmont, is
very III with typhoid fever at the resi-.
dence olNlrs. Mary Good, on Fifteenth
street,
Miss Katie llouser, one OF Cadiz's
pretty debutantes, Is the guest during
tho holidays Of Mrs. Jessie Berger, on
the Island.
Mrs. Albert A. Hood, OF Grand Forks,
Oak, nee Miss Lille Carnahan, is
spending the winter with her parents
on South Main Street,
Mr.. O. l.. Holiday, Of Moundsyllle,
s. ID. Mace, OF GAINESVILLE, Judge n. W.
Tucker and Joshua r. King, Of Parkcrs-
burg, were at the Mcclure House yes
terday.
Miss Maggie Waters and her visitor,
Miss Anna q. Miller, oiKansas City, and
Misses BESSIE and Dude Forsyth left
Monday Tor Pittsburgh to attend par.
ty to be given on New Years evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-01
SUNDAY NIGIITs CUTTING SORApG.
John LaKur In jail for Cutting William
scIlaGfsr-O thoF Cases.

SchnGfer-OthOT Cases.
Edward schaeier went before Justice
Davis yesterday afternoon aud swore
out a warrant for the arrest OF John La
Rue, whom he charged with cutting
with a knife, William schaefer on Sum
day night, mention OF which affair was
made in the INTELMGENcER yesterday
morning. Young Schaeier was badly
cut in several places about the head and
face. Pieces OF n knife blade were taken
from the cuts by DEW. L. Stathers, who
was called in to dress SchReier's wounds.
Schaeier is at his brothers, in Centre
Wheeling, and cannot be moved to his
home on Eighteenth street, East Wheel
ing. Officer Druschell arrested LaRue
last night and he was committed TO jail
for examination at 9 p. IN. to-day, provi-
ded SChaeier is able to attend,
]. w. Payton was before Justice Davis
yesterday on n warrant sworn out by his
brother, William Payton, charging him
with tho use OF prolane language. He
was sent to Jail, but afterwardspaid out.
Nettie Minor, colored, was sent to Jail
last night by the same justice in default
OF 5000 for examination ut 10 q, III. to-
day, on the charge Of stealing tho wear
ing apparel OF Sadie Tracy last Sep
Lplnhpr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-01

In the year Just closed Mr.. Charles Z.
Vankouren, proprietor Of the well
known Dairy restaurant, at 40 Twelfth
steect, furnished 02,3S2 meals. That Is
a record TO which any restaurant any.
where could point with pride, 1t IL a
substantial improvement over the year
before, and demonstrates that the Wheel.
ing people appreciate a good thing in
their midst. From the recent growth In
popularity OF Mr.. Vankeurens place II
Is safe TO say 1880 will show a still great
or increase,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-01

Tho river fell rapidly at this point
yesterday. The leyGe gauge at dusk last
night showed a depth In the channel Of
II foot, q fall Of threo feet In "a hours.
Tho Ben Hur passed down al 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon on hor return trip
10 ParkeBburg from her regular Sunday
trip 10 Pittsburgh, The Hudson Is due
up and the Katie stoCkdalU down, both
ID the CinClnnati.ritlsbufgh trade, al
carly hours this morning. The Courier
ior parkersburg aud the o. W, Bachelor
for Pittsburgh arc this mornings pack
els, The Telegram In the ClAflhgton
trade and the Abner O'Neal In the
StOubenylllo trade continue 10 make
thelt daily trips. The Andes ID laid up
~ Cincinnati Tor the purpose Of having
some needed repairs made, and will not
therefore DO here to-day 10 leave In her
regular trade a. announced In yeAter'
days iSsug. She will DO here next week,
however.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-01
LOCAL DREYlTlES.


| Matters OF Minor MOulcht III hhu apuut ti'u
CIly
M4rlNEEs at both theatres to-day,
TIE same to you, and many happy ro'
turns.
OPERA HOUSE this evenlng-"AmonG
tho Pines"
Two deeds OF trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
THE Grand this eyening-Harry Lind
ley Comedy Company.
RoDERr SAITH, who was so badly burn
cd at the LaBellc mill, died at a. IN.
yesterday.
CHARLES W. BuRN, aged 90, and Min.
ME Upperman, aged 2S, were yesterday
licensed to wed,
A GOOD deal OF interest is felt among
the old soldiers in the Stag" camp fire
at g. A. II. Hall tomorrow night
PRosEourxG ATTORNEY ELECT Howard
Yesterday took the oath Of office in Clerk
Hooks office and Is now Prosecutor in
fact.
THERE was no business in the Circuit
Courts Yesterday. The terms OF Judges
Boyd and Jacob expired at midnight
last night.
A LITTLE daughter Of James Ferrell,
the news dealer on Twelfth street, fell
down the stairs and broke her leg Sun
day night.
TusEE Of tho recruits sent by Captain
Smith from here to the United States
barracks NJ ST, Louis deserted alter they
had been there two weeks,
THERE will DO two special coaches at
tached 10 the o'clock train on the Elm
Grove rond this afternoon TO take the
friends Of A. W. Smith, deceased, out to
the interment.
LAST night, after their labors were
over, the stagc hands at the Grand Opera
House took supper ut VankouTen's Dairy
restaurant, and enjoyed u fine spread
most thoroughly.
A uRAKEMAN named Harry McCord
was fatally hurt on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
road near West Alexander yesterday,
He was brought here. but died before he
reached tho city.
JuDuE GEORoE T.. BoYp was yesterday
amounted Commissioner for stating fdu-
ctary accounts, ior the County Court,
vico Judge Joseph X. PAUL, resigned t.
20 on the Circuit Bench.
Tnr Elm Grove Railroad will run q
special car 10 tbs cOautry after the per.
iormRnce at the Opera House tonight,
md also Friday night, january !, after
tho ncriormancu OF Miss Rosina VOkes.
Tnr Mwnnerchor Society will give a
Grand concert and ball this evening at
lie soslcty's hall In CranglO's block, on
whhh OCCASION some OF the best vocal
md instrumental talent OF the city Will
assist.
CtrRy Hook yesterday admitted 10
record deed made December Is, BY
nsvid a, Morgan and wife 10 a. 9. Har.
rciI In consideration OF $500, for the
northern part Of lot 10, on Main street In
North Wheeling.
r,upny werc 1908 Cases In tho Police
Court In December. OF these nineteen
warn heard Yesterday, and tho aggregate
n ilnes and costs assessed was $1,000.
Tiwn mar, and ono woman were commit.
led for ten daysin default Of their fines
Tur sale OF reserved seats for the en-.
papeineft al the Opera House Thursday
and Friday evenings OF Mis- itosina
Vokcs Il now In progress az Houses
inuSlC store, and the promise that per
patronage here will DO worthy Of her
and cfedllable 10 tho town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-01
A BOY FATALLY SHOT.
Joseph Alblnger, Aged 10, Plays with
Revolver to His Sorrow,


Revolver TO His Sorrow,
About $3.50 o'clock last evening Joseph
Albiuger, a thlrteen,year,old son OF
Boniface Albinger, living at No. 1925
Wood street, accidentally shot himself
in the head with a large revolver, while
in the barber shop OF Jacob Lehpert, on
Sixteenth street, few doors west from
Jacob, inaiCting q wound that resulted
in his death at $3.50 O'Clock.
Joseph was one OF the caFrier-boYs for
the Zsitung, and Lehnert's shop was one
Of the last places on his route, When
he stepped in last evening the place was
in charge Of Eddie Bach, a boy Of about
the same age US Albinger, who is an up,
prentice in the shop. Lehnert had
stepped opt for a few minutes and
Bach was looking over some tickets
and papers In the drawer OF q small table,
In that drawer was forty-four-Calibre
revolver belonging to Lehnert, and boy
like, as soon as Albinger saw the weapon
he picked 1t up and began examining 1t,
1t was u seli-coCkIng revolver aud Bach
warned Albinger that he would better
put 1t back or he would hurt himself,
Albinger started toward the drawer, pre-
sumably to replace the weapon, when in
some manner It was discharged and he
fell TO the floor. The ball had gone in
ut the corner Of the right eye and turned
to tho left, as subsequent examination
showed,
The loud report arousedthe neighbor-
hood and the people ran for the shop,
Bach, who was stunned by what had
happened, started to lock the door to
keep out the rush, but the excitement
and the sight Of Albinger lying on
the floor with the blood and brains ooz'
ing from the ragged hole in his head,
was too much for the boy, and he
tainted. He was taken toa neighborlng
drug store and revived,
The Albinger boy was taken 70 his
home and doctors sent for, but the In
Jury was Of such q nature that nothing
could BIO done for the unfortunate lad
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-01
DEI.lAlRg.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Peter Morrison Ii homo from MunClC, Ind OF
a visit 10 his parents here
Charlie llelnbrOd, Of Darlington, ls hero
among friends for weeks visit,
The pOslOnlCo will close to-day N lOa. m, Rnd
stay closed for the balance Of the lAy,
Fat MODonOugh has gone 10 Washington L
have piece Of steel taken out Of eye.
William Richardson, Of Marietta. ptOmlhCn
railroad ticket man, was here yesterday on buIl
ness.
Marshal Darby Il In rOoeipl Of some facts In
regard 10 the Gibbons sRndbAgglng aud some one
Will suffer,
LIZA, Kopngt arc shlpplng large quantities
81 rags and hides to Clovolahd, Allegheny ana
Pittsburgh,
Mr. Vaudeville Ault and family passed
through the city yesterday on theft way down
the FLYER by boat,
Tho cleveland l.Oraln 4 Wheeling. people
have a gang Of mon at work OIL the NOble GWcCl
grade altering II somewhat
II was reported last night that u rovgl the
rolls NJ the steel works was Knocked down Hhu
his watch aud money taken
There wAh another attempted robbery 10 iho
Gravel I'LL cut SUNDAY night IhO IellOW BOth
good blow and left suddenly
The Vars that were lelescgpel on the baltimore
h Ohio niltOall saturday Night arc smndlhyh now
on Dubois 4 MCCOy'H siding.
Tho nbOndda 1lcG Club At the First NJ y,
Church WAS greeted with good house last night,
Notwithstanding the weather.
]. +. sorce, General Manager Of tho Cleveland
a pjltsbufgh road, was down yesterday from
WoilAYlllU on tnllrOai business
Some ladies hero Oh sunday wanted to cross
lhc FLYER 10 licnwoOd. There were several
drunken men aboard the ferry, aud gallAhl
gentleman standing near iofrled them over III
SKIN,
TiGrU were several watch meetings lhil night
4 masquerade hall or two, laHOn's Mlhtueis,
several church entertainments, aud gyvta! llln'
dtpd DANCED IN different pats u lhOgly, lhkril
all ~ ALL liellalfu was pretty lively place last
night