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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-14
Liverpool Grain.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 13.-Wheat-Quiet; holders
offer moderately: California, No. l, rs. Sd. per
GENITAL.
Corn-Firm: demand fair
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LEGAL NOTICE.

athe Probate Court in and for Salt Lake County,,
Territory Of Utah.
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FITS.

LIFTS STOPPED FREE BYDR KLINE'S
n Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first
days use. Marvellous Cures. Treatise and $500
trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to DR.. Kline,
s3l Arch street Philadelphia, Pa.
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In the matter of the estate of Zerubbabt
Snow, deceased.
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WANTED-SITUATIONS-FEMA

VNANTED-A YOUNG LADYWOULDD LIKE
w a position in hotel private family, or a
seamstress, where she would have an opportun-
ity to attend day sessions of college Address D.,
Herald.
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Arrival and Departure of Union Pacific Trains.
MAIN LINE.
EASTBOUND WESTBOUND.
DEPART. ARRIVE
No.2 No.4 Mol No3
Atlantic Fast Pacific Fast
Express Nail. Express. Mail.
$3.50 am. 600 am. Ogden 12 80 am. II 200 a. m
$40 am. 7:30 am. Sicily 200 am l2:3Opm
UTAH & NORTHERN.
NORTHBOUND. SOUTHBOUND.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
No. COS No. COZ No 604 No. COG
Cache Through Through Cache
Valley Express. Express. Valley
Local. Local
l0:00a.m. 7:45p.m. Ogden 4:45pm e:45am
S:20a.m. 600 pm. Salt Lake 6:35 pm. II 20 am.
ECHO AND PARK CITY.
SALT LAKE CITY.
Depart Observation-Disclosures $40 am. 400 pm.
Arrive 20 am. 2:3O am
OGDEN.
Depart ------9 $50 am 515pm
Arrive ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 am. $50 pm.
PARK CITY.
Arrive -------------------2 :05 pm. s.10p.m
Depart ----------------------7 700 am. 4:05 pm.
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IXTANTED-A YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE
w to get position to attend to children. Ap-
ply ia South, West Temple.
WANTED A MIDDLE-AGED LADY
w wishes to get work. Willing to do laundry
work or housekeeping by the day. Apply to
Elene Kasman, 147 East, Second South.
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A pOOR WnIT-MONDAY.N
The Day seems to Re Losing In Populi

The Day seems to Re Losing In Popular
Favor.
Pnngsta" has yearly been losing its
hold as holiday and to-day the number
of people In town is much smaller than
II has been on n Whit Monday for many
years. OF course thcro are some country
folks in town, but not many more
than is usual on clear Monday.
Nearly all the industrial establishments,
including the cotton mills, are closed. On
that account, there are many town people
on the streets. There is picnic at Knapp's
Villa, and there are several ball matches
about town, while many persons went
out to Mannheim Mt noon To soc the
races which are taking place. Centre
Square had quitea number of lemonade
stands in II, and there were many iakirs on
the streets. None of them did much bus
mess, and there was look of disappoint-
incnt on all of their inces.
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Hurt in n ball Game,

The employees of Hamburger a Lcder-
man played an exciting game of ball on
Saturday at the college grounds. During
It's progress quite a serious accident oc-
CURED. George Russman was pitching for
the hamburger team and Harry Walk was
catching. little fly was knocked up
towards first base and the captain
OF hussinan's team called to him 10
take II. Russman ran towards the ball and
80 did his catcher. The result was that
they coliided. Both We're knocked down
and stunned Russman's face struck the
eatcher's mask and it was cut in no less than
thirteen places. II presented a frightfuI
appearance for time.
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STONES AND BLACKJACKS.
YlEM wE,Nw FREELY UND IN A FIGHT
oy THE CIRrrS GROUNDS
who wero lnjurcd-Apopiexy the
Cause Of Jacob kimcs' Death.

COLUMBIA, June lO.--A free fight oc-
Cured ON Sunday morning about . o'clock
~ the circus grounds. Some of the circus
employees threw stones at several persons.
and Thomas Martin and his wife were
struck. Harry Billet was standing near
the boiler works and was struck on the
head with a blackjack. Joseph Campbell,
performer Of the circus, was arrested as
the ringleader by officers Wittick and
Schill, who quelled the disturbance. The
man Is In the lookup, and the charge of as
tault and battery Is preferred against him.
II the circus proprietor sends the costs no
will be discharged, but IL not. he will he
taken to iaii Campbell has also been sued
for cruelty 20 animals before Squire SoIly.
Deputy Coroner Hershey empannelled
the following Jury 10 investigate the death
Of Jacob kimcs, who died suddenly on
Saturday ;. A. Bockius, A. X. Moss, w.
r. Madden. E :. Musser Edward Bruner
and IS. = w. Madden. The verdict was
death from aroplesy. The funeral will be
held on Tuesday afternoon at . o'clock
services in ~ Johns Lutheran church.
Mrs. Lilly Jane singleton, aged 81. wife
Of George Singleton, died on Saturday after
noon ai o'clock. Tho death was caused by
consumption and kidney trouble, afler
years sickness, but she was confined only
three days. A husband and six small
children survive. The funeral was held
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. from Salomo L.
b. church. ofwhch she was a member.
The remains of Jeremiah l.. Miller were
taken to Topton, Berks county. this after
noon, where they were inferred.
Children's Day was held on sunday
morning in the Methodist church, with
very interesting exercises. The church
was very prettily trimmed, the central
figure being a boat trimmed with flowers
and resting on mound of evergreens. The
Children brought shields, containing the
cardinal virtues necessary 10 get on board
the "Ship OF Zion" Tho collection was
for the benefit of the educational fund Of
the church.
The school board win meet this evening
for organization.
A car load of clothing, food, etc, was
sent from town to-day for tho aid OF tho
Johnstown sufferers.
At the susquehanna rolling mill every
padding furnace but one il in operation.
Four of the old pnddlers went TO work this
morning.
The cnpola house at the top of the incline
plane al st. Charles furnace caught fire on
Saturday morning about o'clock. An
alarm was started by the blowing of the
whistles of the 4. II. II, engines, and the
fire department turned ont. The flames
were soon put out, pfter the engines got in
working order, and the damage Is not very
large.
Council will meet on Tuesday evening.
Harry NJ. sample has been appointed
district deputy of the Degree of Pocohontas
for Lancaster county.
DIR, J. +. Hoflcr LETT yesterday for West
Point TO visit his son. Edgar, who is at that
Institution.
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SPECIAL CHURCH SERVICES.
Children's Day Observed In the Meth,

Children's Day Observed In the Mctho-
dist Churchess-Other Exercises.
There were special services held at a
number Of churches In city and county on
Sunday. II was Children's Day in the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches. and
for that occasion special programmes of
exercises were prepared.
At Trinity Lutheran church there was a
special Whit SUNDAY festival for the child
rem at 3 o'clock and at o'clock baptism of
children. At Christ Lutheran church there
!. MAS chiidren's service; at 81. Stephens
ltheraih n praise service and chill
ems festival in the evening; nj the
/fTst Reformed church baptism of in
fants; at ST. Paurs NJ. r., church u song
service in the evening:entitled "The Court
Of Summer" by DR.. II. 4. W. Urban; at
the Duke street and Western NJ. T..
churches the usual Childrcn's Day ser
vices; at the Straw berry A. NJ. T.. church
Rev. Seth H. W. Smith preached the an
nual Children's Day sermon; at the Pres
byterian church there was responsive
readings and Singing by the children, and
in the evening the sermon 10 the young by
Rev. DIR. Mitchell Children's bay cxer-
cises were held at the Presbyterian Memo
rial church In the evening. Al the Mora
vian church the Whitsuntide litany was
recited, and a sermon preached by Rev.
DIR. Hark.
At st. Mary's Catholic church the 10
hours devotion was opened with the mass
Of exposition, celebrated by Rev. McCul.
lagh, and at this mass a class of ~ received
hrst communion. Father Ganss' mass
was sung at 1880. In the evening
the sermon was preached by Father
Miller, of the Redemptorist order, after
which there was public reception into the
several orders of the church The boys
were received into the fraternity "Knights
OF tho Sacred Heart" the young girls into
the " Angels Sodality" and number of
young ladies into the :" Society of the I'M
mactlate Conception" There viii he
services this aud tomorrow evenings,
when the 40 hours devotion will be closed.
At St Joserh's Catholic church class
of " received first communion Father
Christ delivered an address to the children
at this mass.
The annual children's service was cele-
brated at Ranek's L. Il. church, in East
Earl township,on Sunday. The attendance
was large. The programme was made up
OF singing, responsive readings, recitations
and an address 10y the pastor.
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The Proposed Amendments.

A meeting of the Democratic county
committee WAS held this morning. \ res
olution was unanimously adopted to sup
port the amendment abolisling poll taxes
and the members OF the committee will
use their efforts to secure Il large vote for
this amendment.
The proposed prohibition amendment
was discussed, but no action was taken. A
majority of the members expressed them
selves AS opposed to it, but there were some
who favored it. 1t was decided to endeavor
10 secure full poil OF the Democratic vote
on that day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-10

In the last number of The dymy and
Nary Register II Is announced that Capt.
William S. McCaskey, formerly OF this
city, now at Fort Assinaboino, Montana,
4" is detailed for duty at the camps of the
Illinois National Guard near Springfield,
Illinois, from July o to August 20 for the
purpose of inspecting the troops, under
such instructions rs he may receive from
the adjutant general of the army"
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Left mn inheritance,

Chief Smeltz has received letter of in
quiry as To Ernest Walthcr Iubcrbuhlcr, II
native of Switzerland, who may hc in this
section, lie Is described as feet , inches
in height, has thin light brown hair, blue
eyes, the balls OF which are IN constant
trembling motion and the toes of one foot
are gone. lie was lefl an inheritance and
tho authorities in Switzerland are anxious
to find him If living or To ascertain posi-
lively II he is dead
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-10

For the benent Of Johnstown sufferers Red
Rose Company No. ., A. q. X. N. g., will repeat
their entertainment, given In May, on Thurs
day night, June 10. 1ssa. ~ M@nnerchor Hall.
Henry Gerhart has donated the use of the hall
free of charge for this worthy cause. The tue
of tfSn entertailnenf IL Public Initiation of
Candidates Into the Orier N Hercules. This
was well patros,ixed before and should be more
for the cause II IL 10 be given. Admission 10
cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-10

DR.. Brush, of Kirkbridc's asylum,
was in the city to-day and ex-
amincd James II. Jacobs. His
testimony to I've presented to the
Board Of Pardons will bc taken TO- morrow
before J. W. Appel, notary public. The
testimony of Dr. Gerhard, of the state
luusuic ASYLUM, was taken before the same
notary this afternoon. -5
The Board of Pardons viii meet on Thurs.
day specially 10 pass upon tho sanity of
Jacobs.
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Prosecutor For Costs.

Some time ago Harry G. Hirsh made
complaint before Alderman Barr against
Charles }. Baker, wholesale merchant
OF Philadelphia, for selling goods without
license. To-day was fixed FOR the hearing,
the prosecutor did not appear and Alder
man Barr dismissed the ease, with the
prosecutor, Mr.. Hirsh, for costs.
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palaer of Easi,ion.
palarr sf 4asisior. /
A srRIcH BROS.
ASTRICH BROS.
PALACE OF FASHION,
IFS & II7 NORTH QUEEN
STREET.
A great sale of Satins.

A great sale of Satins.
We open to-day the Greatest
Bargain ever offered in that line.
These Satins were sold at 81
a yard. The colors are choice,
none but the most desirable.
They were bought by us at
about half their original price,
and we offer them at the un-
usual low price Of soc a yard.
The quality will surprise you.
We also call your special at
tention to our line Of 75c Surahs.
The best line of all the leading
spring colors.
Also an excellent quality of
Black and White Striped and
Plaid Surah Silk, at 7sc yard.
Black Satin and Moiree
Striped, at 81 yard; regular
price $I.5o.
China Wash Silk, a yard
wide, reduced to soc yard.
Best quality Colored Silk
Velvets, reduced to soc a yard.
I6-inch Silk Plush, 45c a yd
Io-inch, 62c a yard.
Imported Moleskin Plush,
$I.25 a yard. This Plush is
made in colors, which cannot be
had in any other quality.
Black Silk Drapery Nets, in
striped, dotted and figured, at
81, $I.25, $3.50 to 81 yard.
Special bargains in Black
Silk Dress Laces, SI.25, SI.6s,
SI.oS and Sa.oS yard.
Our line of I2Hc Plaid
Lawns, the best ever seen in
this city. Goods which were
sold for IS and 2oc a yard, now
at I2Hc yard. Colored Plaid
Lawns, in red and blue check,
Ioc a yard.
Great reduction in Embroid
cred Persian Bands, d inches
wide, reduced to soc a yard
regular price $3.50.
Opened this week new lines
of Swiss Embroidery, narrow
and wide; also New Ruchings
at 10, II, IS and 25c yard.
White Fans, Gloves and Silk
Mitts for Commencement al
special prices.
All graduates will receive q
discount Of 10 per cent. on al
goods from now until after
commencement.
Real Antique Bed Sets, S.
$3.50, 50, SIa and SIS full set
ASTRICH BROS,
lis & III North Queen St
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On Thursday, Friday aud Saturday evening
next Bradys celebrated War Views viii he eN.
hiblted IN Fulton .opera house. This Is the
second time these celebrated pictures have been
seen in Lancaster and they are wcll-known.
Col Grover recently returned from England
with the views. Tie showed the pictures ia
Queen Victoria. ON May 10th, sss, the Prince
OF Wales and the mobility and gentry of Great
Britain specially visited the Grover war view
eteftainment at the Royal Agricultural hall,
London, where Colonel Grover exhibited 100
hshts 10 three-quaTters of million of people
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MrIIs. ut IinnInNin.

Peter Wembold to-day issued a writ Of
repieNin for two COWS in the possession of
Milton Groil, at Barorille, and the Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine company a
similar writ tor maohine IN the possession
OF John Bell, of Marietta. Both writs were
served TO daV.
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DIR. DoupInss De,liurs

In letter received to-day by VIM. 4.
Atleo, esq, Rev. DR.. George William
Douglass who was called some weeks ago
TO st, James Episcopal church, of this city,
as its rector, declines the call on account of
other engagementsA
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4 Message ana the Answer.

Inc following kilograms are seize explanatory
LANCASTER, June !, lssg
Pa. "''''"'"'
me miller soap Company, of Lancaster, Pa.
ask II a consignment OF their snap Will ha a,
ceptabe AZ this time
EDWARD EnGERLEY, MAYOR.
- JoHNsiowN, June 5, lSsg.
1he Mile Soap o., Lancaster, Iu.
Yes, please send soap we will require consid.
erable oft Many thanks for your kind offer
u. ii. HASTINGS,
IL Per Capt J. IL. Gsgeby, L. s. A.
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Ntarrinpca.

PAI2s-IIAUr.-On Sunday afternoon June o.
1851, ut the residence Of the brides mother, by
Rev II. W. Gerhard Mr.. JOHN +. Faes of West
Donegal aud Miss sarah \. Haul. of West Lam
peter township.
THoASr-EFNBtG-June y, 1889, at brides resi-.
dcnCc, West Lemon street, by Rev. !. W. Mem
ingcr, Albert +. Troast and Mary H. Kcndig, all
Dt this CitN. ltE
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IllIremIcl nIhlIh.

Mrs. Gipple, one Of the Russian colony,
residing on Middle street, has been prose
cuted before Alderman 4. i, ponnclly by
her ncighbors tor cruelty ill-troatiug and
abusing child she Is raising. She gave
bail for hearing.
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pu1SAI lhrnIInh

special train passed through this city
at an early hour this morning. ON il were
President Roberts and Vice President
Thomson, of the PENNSYLVANIA railroad
company.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-10

The members of the police force CON
uibuted $40 to the family of Samuel Beck
and Chief SmoltI handed that amount to
the widow to-day.
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He Got Iuto Tro,lbIe.

w. y. Maher, who resides la the northern
part OF town, got drunk on Saturday and
nbused his family. There is a suit against
him for disorderly conduct al Alderman
psep'A
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RnrPs BnSInnnNl.

The races at Mannheim have been post
poned. They were to have taken place this
afternoon.
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ncutlta.

fALK. June 10, lssa, in this 6ity Lydia Falk
wife oi Lawrence falk, in her hlst year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited To attend the funeral, from
her husbands residence, No. $40 south Prince
street, on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
lntcrmcut NJ Woodward nm cemetery
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Package Party This Evening
fSrady's Mur Views

package party for the benefit OF the knights
OF ST. John Will be held this evening at Roth,
wcilcT's hall.
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NJ ARrIN BROS.
Notions
for Hot
Weather.

who wears them viii care to wear anything else
for the hot summer months. They are light and
yet not flmsy, and made rs we have them, du
rablc and In good style.
Atwood Serge Suits, 81 To sI5. Indigo Blue
and BLACK Summer chCvtntS and CassimCrcs at
prices that youll wonder how they can be
made. In Boys Suits there are many novelties
to show YOU at prices unhcnrd of for quality and
finish u to SIS with many styles between to
select nom. Childrens suits, $3.50 -, s., that
you expected would hp much more. Kilt suits
and skirts, Blouse Waists, Pcrculc DOmct aud
Flannel shirt Waists. We are agents for the
celebrated stair Waist which il known to he
the best made ana best titting at no more cost
than Others. see the new things in Outing and
NcglEc shirts, IN Madras. Hcphyr, Welsh and
French Flanuols Bicycle Hose and Gloves,
Tennis Blazers. SashC, and Belts, Bgibriggan
Underwear, NainZuuk .and Jean Drawers, Bal
hrisgan and LisC Half Hose, SuSpendcr, and
summer ScCkwCar.
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4 GENCE FOR CALLAHAN u cos CE-
IA mcnt to take the place OF Red Lead. In
bulk II makes tive times the quantity of red
lead and Is far superior in making steam Joints;
packing man and hand hole plates on boilers.
&c, &c. Price - cents per pound Mt JOHN
BE,ST'S, &E} East Fulton street m2tld
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NTEAM
~
We desire to call the attention af consumers
of steam Goods and Engineers supplies. tu our
Malleabc and Cast Iron Fittings, Asbestos
Nulcabcston and Usudurinn, Sheet, Piston and
Valve PaCkings; Scotch and Red Line RpuCct-
ing Gauge Glasses, steam radiators and steam
Heating Apparatus set and Cap Screws, and
In fact almost everything required by steam
users, and all of which We offer at prices which
we guarantee to he lower than those OF amy
other dealer in this vicinity.
We have positively the largest stock, and he
ing connected with the Telephone Exchange
are prepared to receive and fili all orders In the
shortest possible time. When in want of any
thing in our line, call ON us for prices and We
will convince YOU of our ability and willing
ness to save you Money, Delay aud NeNatiou.
our facilities for furnishing Engines, Boilers,
Shsftiug, Pulleys, Hangers, Special Machinery,
Plumbers and tas Filters Tools, Patterns,
Models, and Iron ana Brass Castings, and for
the prompt repair of all kind Of machinery are
uneNCelled in Lancaster, and we respectfully
solicit "A share OF your patronage.
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We know oi no goods that
Will make more comfortable
Hot Weather Suits than
ScrgeS. We We been careful
to get the best mAnufsctur-
Crs can produce. and no one
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IF YOU WANT A FIRST-CLASS PORTABLE
i Engine and Boiler, on wheels, cheap as the
following prices show: horsepower, si7j s
horsepower, s525; l0horse-power, s5s5; 10 horse.
power, $50; ~ horsepower, sl,l75, call Mt JOHN
BEST'S, 3SS East Fulton street. ,n2tfd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03
GEORGETOWN.

FUNERAL OF POWELL HEss.-The last sad rites
over the remains of PoweilHess were performed
yesterday afternoon at Dumbarton avenue NJ.
Z. church. Potomac Royal Arch chapter, No.
8, and George C. Whiting lodge, No. 70, Of Free
and Accepted Masons, attended the services in
body. Rev. DIR. NJ. F. B. Rice oficiated. The
| remains were inferred at Rock Greek cemetery.
Masonic OFFICERS ELEcTED.-The election Of
officers OF Potomac lodge, No. 5, F.A.A.M., last
night resulted as follows: Malcolm Seaton, w.
M; George Fritch, 9. w.; b. Snyder, JW.; G.
+. Shekel, secretary; W. Nordlinger, treasurer;
Isaac Birch, organist; T. p. Chiffelle, repre-
| sentative to board of relief.
CATTLE MARKEr.-The following sales of live
stock at Drovers' Rest, d. O., yesterday are
reported: 1856 cattle up; all sold. Best, &C.
to SIC; good size. to $40; medium, Sc. to
3ssc.; common, &c. to 2&c. 800 sheep and
lambs. Lambs. SC. to 61lc.; sheep, 3sc. to
511c. 10 COWS and calves. s25 to $40. Market
good.
TIE "RErREAr" AT GEORGETOWN COLLEGE,
The annual retreat Of the students Of George
town college will begin tomorrow evening and
continue during the three following days, con-
Guiding on the morning Of Sunday, December
8. the feast Of the Immaculate Conception. The
spiritual exercises will be given by Father
Harmar C.. Denny Of st. Francis Xavier's
church, New York city. All former students
Residing In the city and desiring to take part
in the retreat will be made welcome.
NOTES.-The fair now in progress at Forrest
hall attracted large number of persons last
night. Besides tableaux a well-arranged
musical program was executed. Tonight there
will be a bicycle exhibition-Potomac lodge
X. Of E., attended the fair given by Nelson
division. X. Of p, last night in a body.-The
Misses Dorsey gave q dance last night to their
calisthenic class at Linthicum Institute hall.
There was an uproar in Fowler's alley last
evening. The principals to the affair were
Dora Harris and Caroline Williams. Both were
arrested Dora paid a fine of % in the Police
Court this morning and Caroline was put under
her personal bonds.-John Schaefer, a young
stone mason. was arrested yesterday by officer
Upperman on a charge of the larceny of
diamond scarf pin and 80 from VIM Steep.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
AM.-Great Falls-temperature. AZ; condi-
ton. z. Receiving ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 49,;
condition at north connection, 20: condition at
| south connection, z. Distributing reservoir
| temperature a: condition 36