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COULDN'T BEAT HAL


When the horses got away in the third heat
Jewett took the lead to the half by several
lengths. Monkey second and Pointer third.
At the half Monkey broke. falling back, and at
the three-quarters Pointer had the lead by half
length, Jewett second, Argyle good third,
and all coming fast. At the distance pole
Argyle challenged Pointer with a terrific burst
of speed, but Hal was too much for the gray
gelding, beating him to the wire BY half a
length, Jewett third. Time, 2:22L.
Jewett took the lead in the fourth heat with
The others well up. At the three-Quarter pole
Pointer took the lead and held 1t TO the wire
winning the heat and race. Monkey Rolla was
second, Jewett third. Argyle broke in the
stretch and ran down to the wire. Time,
2:24A.
Summary, second race, free for all pacing;
purse 81 COO.
Hal Pointer. b. e., e. F. Geers, Spring
Hill, 1enn. ..........................6 i
Gossip, Jr., bay g., Sirl Bros. Amber.
Monkey Rolla, b. e., w. A Collins,
Brooklyn, n. Y.................2 s 2
Argyle, G. e., J. c. Tallman, Bridge
Jewett, black g., j. NJ. Pettitt, Phila-
Time, 2ls1l. 2:iSji, 2:22jjl, 2:2iSl.
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OFFICIAI-PITTsBURG.


of per cent. per annum and be subject to call
by the city of Pittsbrg at the rate OF not more
than Sl00.000 per month; the privilege TO make
such calls shall be invested in the City OF Pitts.
Charities on and after the first day of February,
A. d. 1891.
Each aud every proposal filed with the Con-
troller for the purchase OF the said real estate
shall be accompanied by certified check to
the order of the Treasurer OF the city of Pitts
burg on a national bank located in the city OF
Pittsburg for the sum of $4,000, and said sum
shall, if the proposal be accepted, be applied as
a part of the purchase money. The right is re-
served to reject any or all bids.
The said ordinance for the sale of said prop
erty, the plans OF said property and all informa.
of the undersigned, No. 1T Fourth avenue, In
the city of Pittsburg r. c. ELLIOT,
Chief Department Charities of the City - OF
Pittsburg. Jylo-N
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance of an ordinance OF the Guy , Oh
chasing of real estate by the city OF Pttspurg
for the proper care and maintenance OF the
poor of said city," approved July y, A. u: 1870:
Sealed proposals for the sale to the city OF
Pttsburg of tract or tracts OF land, farm or
iarms aggregating not less than two hundred
and fifty (250) nor more than four hundred
(4OO) acres. within twenty-five miles OF the
City of Pittsburg upon river and having
sufficient railroad facilities for use by the
City of Pittsburg in the proper care and
maintenance of the poor of the city of
Pittsburg, accompanied by due legal and
binding agreements in writing by the owner
or owners thereof to sell the same to the
city of Pittsburg in fee simple, free from all
membranes for cash price to be therein
stated, will be received by the Controller OF
said city up until o'clock P. M, July 26, lS90;
The said ordinance can be seen ana all in
formation upon the subject will be cheerfuliy
given at the Office of the undersigned. No. 1T
Fourth avenue. in the City of Pittsburg.
The right is reserved to reject any or an olds'
chief Denartment Charities of the City Of
Pittsburg Jylo-5z
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rTJHE CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY
on the beach. North Carolina ave.; unob-
srructed ocean view; salt water baths in the
house; elevator; now open.
fe9.Il4D E. ROBERTS & SONS.
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Rolla, Argyle third. and Hal Pointer, the
favorite. last. Time, 2:1gll.
In the second heat Jewett led to the quarter
sip Tapped and Pointer well up. The half was
made in lOSH where they punched and went
together to the homestretch. Here Geers cut
Pointer loose, and at the drawgate the race
was over. Hal winning with ease by two lengths,
Gossip second, Jewett third. Time, 2iS1L,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-24
THE GLEN SPRINGS SANITARIUM.

WATKINS, N. Y.
This new Institution, under the medical man.
agement of experienced physicians, will open
for guests JUNE ID. 1880.
Located on bluff, overlooking 30 miles OF
Seneca Lake surrounded by pine forests and
near the famous Watkins Glen.
Will be equipped with the most approved
therapeutic appliances including Turkish, Rus
sian, Roman, Electric, Eleotro-thermal, Moliere
Saline and Iron Baths. Also Massage, Swedish
Movements, Calisthenics and all forms OF Elec-
tricity.
Pure water-also valuable mineral springs,
including Saline, Iron, Iodine and sulphur
waters. No malaria.
Beautiful views, charming walks and drives,
pure air, boating, fishing etc.
Modern improvements-Elevator Electric
Bells, etc. Cuisine unsurpassed.
For terms and other particulars address
WM. E. LEFF1NGWELI,M Manager.
my27-79TTS
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CONGRESS HALL
u ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].
The coolest point on the island. facing Inlet
and ocean. Accommodation. 500 guests. Su-
perior table. For circular address
iy8-42-D r. HAMILTON.
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CTAT1ONERY-CALL CARDS. PORT
= FOLIOS, fountain pens, lap tablets, chate-
iaine bags. fine drinking cups and TASKS; all
requisites for comfort or travelling: a nice as
sortment of new goods at JOS. ElCHBAUM q
CO.'S, 4S Fifth ave, Pittsburg Je2o-6S
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121 and 123 Fourth ave.
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RESORTS.
BEFORE LEAVING TOWN,

FIDELITY TITLE & TRUST CO.'S
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
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GLENDALE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. D.: At
QT LANTIC and Mass. aves., now open. First
class accom- odations. Rates. 81 to 80 per week:
A, u, MILLER and A. MATTHEW'S. late OF
Ingleside. Jeo-oZ-TIs
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THE WINDSOR, CAPE MAY, N.
Open June IA. Directly on the beach.
Location unsurpassed.
w. W. GREEN,
ies-s3D Proprietor.
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TToTEL COLUMBIA. CAPE MAY. NJ
III late Arctic Hotel. has been thoroughly
renovated. Popular prices. Sl0, sG Sl5 per
week. ID. w. "a w I6rss
iy!7-40-TTS
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Tirss Sass fare 20 Chicago 90 So Second elasS
g. Pullman Buffet sleeping car to Chicago
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9os ssiuou,sgomite ser fron,6Fs

= 9as Ginaa3sGomits Der frana6li=
f3en Deputirtentammer bat bic Bill
bes JinansminiIters Gouoier fir cine
Nnleibe BON 700 Miqionen UroRtsn
~angsnommen. Ser 5enat bat Die Bi1
flir Die @rb6bung be5 glnfubr5oles ouf
&eis linb Wois ansenommen.
Wus Sofiu miro iiber Sun Btans
cisco Golgenbes ibsr bic miBii9en
tuirtbidaftlidem 3ulidnbe in Sapan
unb &otea mitgetbeilt: Ser REFS preis
1T iegt b6ber als ie auonr uRb bic
Grntes Iusfi6ten Iiao infol9e anbaIteu.
Der &egen ni6t gut. gs berri9t bereits
6ungersnotb unb 9auienoe bon buns
gernben Weni4en in Sotio unS anbe'
TEN G%roBfQbten meroen fowobl bon
reiden Sapaneien nie bon Nus1dnberlI
unterfibt. Gin iapanefi6er gbelmanu
fpeif tdgti9 Sanienbe auf feline Soften.
Cine gerei3te 5iimmung geeen Die
Jremoen bat Iid in lebter 3eit eirge=
ftent, bielei6t nit in JoIge Der 8beuez
rung, uno Die BON OofDboma beriiber=
fommen6en europdiiden MatroIen finb
nit &ebolbern betpaHnet. 9ie Notb
bat iibrieens erf ansefangen unb es
ffebt benz 2an6e cine f6redlide 2eiSens-
aeit beDor.
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Cages Weuisfeiten.
b.

- 9ie Berdnberungen, mel9e bas
Sarif. Gomite beg 5enates an Der SIC.
Ginlep 8ia borgenommen bat, linb
ni6t febr betrdbtlid. Der 3ou aui
Baumwouspaaren 1T bur1gdngig bers
abgeiebt tporoen. Guntmerfe itnb bon
Der SreiIife genomMen unb nit 80 Gro.
cent hires Wertbes aoapfi6tig semadt
porben. Die 8ef1rdntung beg Wer>
Ties Der sOafrei ein3ufibrenben 9abies
Iisfeiten BON @iutpanoerern auf $500
III a~ufgeboben tporben. 9ie paragras
pben ibsr ben 3ol auf MDae urb
3uder finb nabeau unperdnbert ges
bliebeu.
- 9ie Demofraten iubilirsn iiber
bic Munabme eer SLIDER. Bill i'm Senate
unb fs boffen, baB au9 bas 9aus Bic
Bia nit ben Senats Mmenbements ans
nebmen tperbe.
= Mdbreno Der lebtsn Wohe lanbe.
ten in Der Stem 0orter Barge Office
9,154 3mif9enbeds pahagiere. gegen
1888 in Der entfpredeaben @o9s beg
borigen Sabres.
- IS getpinnt in INNER be6entIi9e.
rer Weiie ben Nni6sin, aIs Oh bas &es
observation-disclosures in bisfer Seilion bic
Bill our Bepiaisuns Der $780, 900
gum @usbau bes GaIbefoner Siefmai.
ierbafens ni6t erleoisen perbe.
Grain bat besbalb ben Spre9er &eeb
eriudt, tuenigfens bic 8amiaigung bon
81, 600 900 burd3ufeBen, bamit man
bic 9afen Mrbeiten beginner f6nne.
gs lit aber bic Grage, ob bic 8in au9
in bieier Gorm sur grIebigung gelan3en
tpirb.
Sn ct. 2ouis berrf9t sroBe gnt.
tduf9ung iiber bas &eiuItat Der Bolts,
5dbluug. Man bate bisber INNER bes
hauptet, oaB bic Stabt cine babe wtiIs
lion @inmobner unb bariber babe, aber
ieBt bot i9 berausgefellt, bob bic 8es
polferungs3ifer IT'D auf ettpa 1928, 900
felt. Man ma9t benz GeniussS Super.
Diior Weigel gum 8orpurf, baB er
ni6t bic ~geeigneten 2eute als 3dbler
angeiteQt babe, tpie benr aud bon ben
288 3dblern tur ettpa 200 tpirtli9 Be,
f~rieoigenbe 8eri6te eeliefert baben.
MusIanb.
2aiier Wilbelm III. bot Dem
&eidsfan3ler b. gapripi ben S6maraen
Mblerprben berIieben.
= 8raf GalnotD, ber 1ferreidifhe
premiers Minifer, 1T an einem beftiaen
gterbenfieber erfrnntt. Sein 3ulton6
fou elm aiemli9 beoenflider 1ein.
Sie Militdr : @ommifIion bes
beuti6en Rei6stass bat ben Mntraa
Riderts, bic JriebenssY rdiena. St1rte
idbrli9 fefsulteaen. nit 19 seeen 8
Stimmen abgefebnt. Hidters Nntraa
auf Reouciruna ber MiIitGrbienHaeit
bon 3 auf 2 Sabre murbe nit Is geaen
gegen 10 Stimmen abgelebnt. Die
erfe @lauiel Der 8orlage tpurbe banm
in ibrer uripriingli9en Gorm nit II
qegel IL Stimmeu angenommen unb
idlieBli6 bic ganae Yorlaee angenome
men. Dies Nbfimmunes : @efuliat
geftattet iebO6 teinen 6dluB auf bic
enbgtiltlse Nbitimmuns Dor benz &ei6s.
tage felbf, ba bic 5 gommiiionsmits
glieber BEG @entrums ibre 3ufimmung
uur bebingt ertbeiIt baben.
Nus pueblo be &ugat fnb tpieber
ID neue @6olerasg rtranfunsen aemeIs
bet worben. Stalien unb bic $iirfei
haben gegen ole fpanif9en S6ife
auGrantdne ertldrt.
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q Maberids 9 be8abIi 4
prosent 3infen fur 3eit.9 epoftten.
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ED. A. SEFFEL,

eegsniber bon Der beutf6 . fatbrliiden atrd)e
Oausz unb mailer
uao gambler in 8arben, elias &C. &c
lille suffrage nerben fofOrt ansgsfabrt. Rreifs
biai0er mic irgenbpo III bet Staet. l4,2,s,
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LAUREL. HEIGHTS!
Gerber 6Hgel.)

Dies If Der ein5ise 6iseI in bet UNI
gebung Der 5tuot, Der erreihbar III,
obne bab man gifenbabnea freuaen
oher ar fleinen 0titten noriber muB.
Die ysr6e{IerunBen ltnb ale ooraiigli6
uno Die 5traBen |ino beinobe Big at
oisEem .punberih6nen SiigeI gtabirt.
@r liegt 100 SUB bod iiber Der 5tabt
unb bic biibIGeIten 9aufer Iiegsn in
ieiner Ndbe.
8ietet Die fGDnfte 2lmsiidbt.
Sic retafte 2tft 1t. Der Bette stbatten.
Sretteffc gtrafen nnS Mbenmes.
Sic idjbtfte unS seiiinSete Gage lit
Der gtaot.
Sober 8aupIab bat mebrere g6uue
uno 5trduGer, tpie 2ebenseide, Wees
iat9e, Isarita, 2orbeer uno perFz
moner; angepflan3te G6ats
tt nbdume I'M ieben 8lod.
Sn oiefem 9Iima Iin0 59atten=
b dume unb 5eebrife tDeientli1.
Die 6auptr6bren Der WaKerz unb Gass
leitung geben Bis gu ben 8aupl6ben
unb werben iebt tueiter gefibst.
San pe6ro, Belfnap, 9onaro, Main
unb McGuloueb>N benue laufen bireft
buf6 bas @igentbum.
9as gi9entbum liest bis aif elite
Meile tmnerbalb BET gtaetarense,.
Die Baupldbe BADEN cine Jront bon
so SUB, Die Quenues baben cine 8reite
bon 80 SUB unb bic oilers eine ipl9e
BON 20 SUB unb fnb in bet Shat $1,000
iDertb; i'd b%erfaufe aber iebt an
5ol6e, Die bauen tpoIIem, bic
Got fiir $2O0-$4O0. Na9bem mebs
rere 0dufer aufeefibrt tporben fino,
iperbe i'd bic preiie erb6hen, big Nle
besfauit unb nit ben f66niien 9duiern
in ber 5tabt San Mntonio bebaut fnb.
B%ebingungen, ELM Biertel baar; @eit
auf LANCE 3eit nit 8 pro3ent 3infen.
Werben 9dufer iofort in Mnsrif ge=
nnnmen, lit 8aar . Mnsablung ni9t
erforoerIi9.
Wir tpiniden 8erbeHerungeu au bas
ben, nidt @elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
$50. Alt OF : Qoufon > GtraBe, San
Matonio, 3eras.
SAP e. Nba @igsutbamer
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oBoff" oaaeeen meint, bic &sgieruna
babe nur auf Nniprti6e 5weifelbaftsn
Characters 0srsidt geletfiet. Die
baup!ia6e Oil bsm neuen 8~erirage lei,
baB nun Die beibe,leitieen SntereHens
5pbdtsu f6a,f gsgea chamber abb
gegren5t ieien.
Ob9leid eiaentlid bic Gnglduoer i'm
algemeiaen biel mebr uria6e bdtten,
nit benz Betttaae aufrieben gu iein,
fpridt man fi6 in Berlin peit befrie,
bi9tar fiber benielbsn aus, als III 2ors
bon. Wdbrsnb Bldtter, ipie Der
"Chrenicle' in ibrem rabiaten Partei,
baB 10 melt gehen, gu bebaupten rSa.
lisburp babe bur@ feline 3ugeiidnbnife
an 9euii6lanb bas Branbmaal etuiaer
@6ma6 ouf bic Unions partei GEE
bridt", 10 biligt man in Berlin ben
8ertrag i'm angemeineu unb erfldrt li6
namentlid 6amit befriebigt, baB elm
erniierer 3wi1 amiiden ben beiben be.
freuubeten Wationen sladli6 bermiebeu
poroen lei. Dis Wieberberiteaung Der
freunbi6aftlihen Be3tebungen 3pii9en
gnalanb unb DeutfdIanb-meint mart
= iei fir bic nddfe 3ufunft Bic ii6erite
@epdbr fit bic grbaltung beg europdis
l1en Grie5ens. Gs fdeint iebo9, aIs
Iisge lebteres nidt i'm Snterefe Granfs
rei9s unb &uBlanbs, benn pie bet
Barrier Correspondent Der 2onboner
vDaiID Netps" aus ansebli1 abfoIut
auberldifiger Queae etfabren babsn
piG. beab1idtisen bieie beihen 2dnber
eemeiniam proteit einaulegen gesen bic
Nusbebnung Deg britii9en Brotectorats
iber bas Sultanat Zanzibar.
Worauf biefe beiben 2dnber-bie i'm
Nnueetirea ielbfi gang Grfledlides ges
leifet baben-ibre Bere1tigung 3u fold
elmer @inmiidung in Nnselesenbeiten,
bic fe abiolut Ni9ts auseben, itiiben
polen, lit rein unerfiublid. Wfit benz.
felben &e9te bdtte Deuti6lanb Der
Granaoien ibre = alerbings Deuig en-
folsreiGen Mbenteuer.3 tge nod SUMS,
Maoagastar unb Sontin perbieten t6n.
nen ober ben &uRen ibr 8ororingen in
Central 3 Nner.
Saubbeit fann nidbt gebeilt tuerSer
hurd locale gpplieationen, neil fe ben tranfsr
S6eil be8 Sbres nidt erreiden fonnen. 81
siebt nut einen 8es, bic igaubbeit gu furiren
unb Der 1T hurd cont titutionelle $eilmittel
saubbeit tpiro ourd einen ent3anbeten 3uifani
Der idleimisen Wusfleibnne BET @uTadifder
RObre beruria9t. @enn bieie 9f6brs iid ent
s%inhet, babt ibr einen rumpelnben Son obeI
Embellishments @ebor; unb iuenn iie gang &C.
fdloficn 1T, erfoIst Saubbeit, unb penn bi,
@%ntsinoung niht seboben uno bieie Robre pie'
Der III ibren gebotigen 5uffanb SerIebt perber
fam, pirb baS @ebor fur INNER serftort ner.
ben reun Sale inter acbn finb bu,d Ratarrf
berurfadt, tuelder nidtS aIs elm ent3iinostel
8uitdnb Der fdleimigen Sberfa9en 1T.
Wir ipolen einbunbert Dollars fir ieber
GurG aatarrb rerurfadter) Sail bon 9aubbeit
geben, ben pir ni9t burd Ginnebmen bon
4au's Ratarrb aur beilen fonnen. 2abt Sud
umionf Girculare fpmn,en.
8. s. @beneb 6 50, golebo, ..
eB- @erfauft bon apotbeferu, rs Gents.
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Ser Cinderella ga,ah Store.

gde Of<bouifonfiraBe unb Qbsnue c.,
biefer beliebte 2aben ber Gtabt, bat
feinen neuen 8orratb bon 5ommer<
{9uben fir 6erren. Dalnen unb
&inber erbalten uno bat cine unbere
elei6li6e Musmahl aler Gorten unb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella 59ubs
Store ftibrt nur bic Gabrifate Der be lten
Jabrifen unb tiberbietet MGes, tpas int
biefigen Martt gu baben 1T. Gpecia.
litdt fir 6erren: ber &pdfprb.S 1ub,
fur So. Gs berlpbnt fi@ Der Miibe, i'm
CINDERELLA Store oor5ulpreden,
ebe man anberspO fault.
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0(uf1ehenerreacnS

Der l1ebersans pom LANCER iHmer,bafter arantbett
gu rpbufter @eiunbbett tit etne GpoGe i'm 2eben be8
Weniden. Gin iplaeS beme~rten8mertbeS GreisniB perz
Santbar. 0esbalb bort man aud iberaa yGleefrtez
8itterS" lcben. 90 ptele %perbanfen TIRE @eIunpbeit
bieiem srpBen S%oeilmittel unb Comic. gBer NIT irgenb
seplast lit, slei6snltts ME Ianse, pirb ~lpfprtise geiiez
runs burd BEN @ebrau1 BON electric 8itters erlangen.
@erfauft Su so Gt8. unb 81 bic Slai6e in 0reiB,
Gbpmp 0 II & 6 p.'S Qpptbete.
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9emtid Gmgliid,e gbmIe,
San autonio, seras.

ansrfannt tiidtise 2ebranifaIt fir anaben
naO Mdoden; felt breibia Sabren in roger
Birfiamieit. 8ortrefai6e 9ebrtrafte inter Be.
nabrter 9eituns. Der ensIii6en Sprade mirb,
pie Der beutfden, bole &ednung setrasen.
Nu6ereem nnterridt i'm Spanifden. @iniaer.
s,aben borbereitete SdiIer inben i~eberaeit
Iufnabme. Mdbere ausfunft ertbeiIen Serr
8. @roos, QraIibent bes S9uI. 8orianbea
unb B nj. 8arbed, 9irettpr Der anifalt
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THE CHARLES A. voeELEa CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
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saT Sen reellten Wertb in 1erren.
@us NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. finbet man
BET Bancoaft & Sobn. Sebt
unfere $1.Semben, rs @ts. Striimpfe
II. |. m.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13

table spread, Fred Wheeler; lemonade set,
 MT and Mrs Lewis Joy; berry set, Miss Louise
 Nichols: pickle dish, MT and Mrs Joel Beard
 vinegar cruet, Florence Blaiseman; bureau
 cover Miss Anna TomIinson; napkins, Susie
 Hubbell; handsome vases, Mrs Theodore Per
 ry; nut picks, Mrs J. E. Williams; fruit
 knives, MT and Mrs s. E. Blakeman; berry
 spoon F. A. Wheeler and lady; pair towels,
 Mrs Charlotte Hubbel; fancy butter dishes,
 Mir and Mrs Walter Beardsley; vases, Mrs
 Charles Beardsley; cake dishes Scott Joy and sister; dressing sack, Mrs James Glover; ber- " dish, Augusta Grymer, orange spoons, Lil- lie and Nellie Wilson, after dinner coffee spoons, Miss Emma Lessy; nut picks and cracker, D. II. Chatfield; handkerchief, Mrs Warren HubbelI; counterpane, Mrs Leander Wheeler; toilet set, Mrs George Shsrwood dozen salts and peppers, Mrs D. A. Nichols; I oil painting and silk scarf, Annie Bosshart; painted banner, Annie Wheeler; pair towels, Mrs B. F. Morse; pair towels, Mrs N. B. Nich- ols; card receiver, Henry BosshaIt; vase,
 Name Lessy; pair towels, MT and Mrs Amos l Wheeler; sugar sitter, Rudolph Pawl; sewing
 basket, W. w. Wheeler and lady; spring rock l CT, Mir and Mrs George Drew; sugar spoon and l butter knife, Mrs Oscar HubbeH; oxydized i clothes brush, Dr and Mrs Richardson; pair I towels q friend; Haviland China tea set.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13
BRIDGEPORT.

Rev E. K. Holden was chairman of the consociation which met to dismiss Rev II. c. Hovey, at his request, from the Park street Congregational church and Revs c. k. Palmer, k. K. Holden and J.. F. Hoyt were special committee to formulate results. The reasons for the resignation were lack of total harmony among the congregation and division of long standing which continued to ex- ist. After an executive session lasting more than an hour, the consociation vot- ed to dismiss Dr TIovey.
 About 75 attended the annual meeting of the Fairfield county W. c. T. U. at the North Main street Methodist church, Tuesday. Reports were read and ad- dresses made by Mrs s. B. Forbes and Mrs c. F. Deveraux; ill the evening. company k, Loyal Legion, gave an en- tertainment in honor of the visitors These officers were elected:
 President, Mrs Ellen Palmer of Stamford secretary, Miss Grace I. Curtiss of Stepney
 treasurer, Mrs Fannie Nettleton of shelton.
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night, beloved, Misses Annie and Lucy flaw ley, G. S. HawIey and E. II. Wilmot.
 Mrs Brown of Waterbury has been guest of Mrs $. 5. Hayes.
 Frank Pinckney and daughter of Brookfield have visited Mrs c. E. Os- borne.
 George Lyon has returned from a visit in Stratford with his cousin, Charles Will cox.
 Mrs William Judson and children of Bethlehem are guests of Zalmon Purdy.
 On Thursday evening, June ,, at the residence of E. H. French, Stepney De pot, occurred the marriage of his eldest daughter, Miss Louise, to Levi French of Huntingtown. The ceremony was per formed by Rev MT Bowles of Tashua in the presence of the immediate friends oi the family. The bride was the recipient of many handsome and valuable wedding gifts from Bridgeport, Bethel, Carthage. Huntingtown and Stepney friends.
 Fire was discovered in the shop on the Hanford Johnson place, Tuesday morn. ing. Fortunately, it was seen in time to prevent serious loss. The building was considerably damaged. The little scarlet fever patients are all around, as bright as ever; the disease was more in the form of a rash, making the sickness mild. Miss Amanda Gilbert visits her sister, Mrs J. D. Beach.
 Miss Hattie Bradley will close -hei school, Friday, 20th.
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Mrs Wells is moving into her house i William Mitchell is in charge of the work
 Program of Children's day at the Con- gregational church;
 The powers of darkness Joseph Conway; Up and doing, Esther Waterman, Margaret Holman and Hetty Penny; The sword of the Spirit, Annie Penny; Watch and pray, Grace Downs; The Gospel banner, Annie J. Downs; | song by the infant class; Battle Hymn of the republic, Alice Waterman and Carrie Perry; Clear the way, ollie and Walter Perry and Eddie Penny; The royal warfare, five small scholars; The day of the Lord, Emily Jen niugsi With glory crowned, Ruth Osborne and Anna Sherwood. A quartet consisting of Messrs Hayes, Wheeler, Elwood and Brad bury rendered some excellent singing. Rev Mir Johnson, who represents the Brooklyn colored orphans, spoke to the Sunday school of Trinity and collection was taken.
 There was meeting of the wardens and vestry of Trinity, Monday night, at the house of Francis Jelliff. There is to be special meeting of Trinity parish on Tuesday, June 17, at 30 p m, in the chapel, for the purpose of considering the offer of the Consolidated road for the rectory property.
 Several of rhe committees of the Pe- quot Council held meetings in the club room, Monday night. Several commu- nications from owners of attractions were read. Elaborate plans are being formed for amusements, music, etc.
 Four O'clocks are to meet at Mrs Ed ward Bulkley's, Wednesday, 18th.
 There was a meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Church Record Co.,, Wednes- day, llth, at 5 p m, at the Southport of- flee.
 Moses Bullllcy's yacht Fauna has been thoroughly repaired and is now in sail ing order.
 D. D. Whitney, Jr, and family of Brooklyn expect to occupy Seaside cot tage, June 10.
 An engineer on the Consolidated road reported to the night telegraph operator, few days ago, that q man had been killed by the cars, but on investigation he proved to be all right. lie had been drinking and was sleeping close to the track. It was a close shave, as the train just missed striking him.
 Oliver Jennings of the Farms has put his yacht Ramona in commission.
 The Kings Daughters held meeting at the Congregational parlors, Wednes- day. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
 The Bridgeport Post says that G. B. Bunnell of the Hyperion theater, New Haven, Is arranging for Japanese vii, lage, bell ringers, Indians in all their war paint from the plains far beyond the bounds of civilization, also a first class theatrical troupe, for the great enter tainment, band concert and bazaar to be held, the first week in July.
 One of the George Edwin's crew broke a couple of ribs by fall, striking on 8 hatch combing.