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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-03
INCOMING STEAMERS.

SATURDAY.. APRIL A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

goAsr CuickEN.--Make q dressing
by frying lightly In n very hot saucepan,
a tea-cup Of stale grated bresd-crumbs
a tablespoonful 10 butter, a tablespoon
full % chopped parsley, a finely minced
ouiou, aud little salt aud pepper.
Chop the liver, the girr,rd and heart
and add Ia the dressing. Having
throughly cleaned, washed and wipci
the chicken. stun the body. bat Ito not
pack IL tight. Tie q string around the
legs, aud turn the wing. back. Cut
bacon into thin slice. and lay In the bot
tom Of dripplng.pan, With a teacup
Of cold water ani q tesspoonful of .ait,
put the chicken In, and bake, allosing
fifteen minutesto every pound. Baste
often With dripplog, adding OCCASIONAL
= little melted butter. Serve on hot
di.h, garni.ed With sprigs Of parsley,
aSd With grape Jelly. Make gravy by
adding q tablespoonful of Drowned
donr to the Dripping, and . little
boiling water, stir well on top of the
stove. and serve In hot gravy dish.
To us~ cold chicken daintily, mlnce
fine all bits left over, rejecting skin, ten
dons aud gristle, season With salt and =
little cayenne pepper, rub In teaspoon
ful Of butter, and spread on thin slices Of
bread without crust. 4 delicate lunch
eon With fresh tomato .alad. IL pre-
ferred hot. make DEviLLsD CHICKEN:
Cut into small blts leaving out akin and
gristlc aud homes, dust lightly With salt
and cayenne pepper. iieata tablespoon.
ful of butter In q small skillet, add two
tablespoons vinegar. salt spoon Of made
mustard, put In the chicken, and stir
while cooking. Serve very hot. This 10
nice for breakfast. Cold lean beef can be
served the came way. One pound 10 the
receipt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
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Judge 1. ~. Joshua nv. bl 4 Micah III.
y. JEREMIAH IIyt. n The house Of
Jacob Isaiah l,iii. u. Jeremiah xxi. ~
N % Numerical Enigma. Right u
the innsrmost part u man
No IL -Iboabls AerOstie. shAd doek. L
SoriiD HoopoO 3 AIotiC De-
bark
No % -COnundrum.. 4 Long Branch.
. Because II Crusoe ierv~ sol 3 The
schooluisstsr's shingle When 10 u
turD~i into q pasture S lie bound 10 &C.
cur "a cur d The bsidgv % q hddle. ..
Wbea be took q hsek 40 the cherry trse.
q When the dove brought the grvsn back
N the ara. y because the tr~ss shoot, the
Tower. have psst.lA. and the bulrush h
cut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
,oNstWrrtOy CrWt:D.

"a al Phy sislan fytir,-i frvfa pfsstio.. having
hat plscssi In 81. taRis by al Iast iniia mission.
ary ths feFmua % q simple tsEetsblc vme,iy
fsf IN spe.-iy ani permanent cur ~ tonsump
too, Broushitl.. Catarrh. Aslkns An,i al fhfost
ant Lang Artstians, Alss q T-ssitite and fslifal
rurv fsr Nerves. i,ehiuty anil al >suoas ,un.
piAihts. After hatins tn-tsl u. svn,ietfal eura.
tive tisers In thsussnfl. ~ 49,, has Tea u his
dutF D. naks u knssu O. hls safcftnx feilsss.
AFtutstssl ~ thi. tnstits anit dssiv - Tvuess
human suffering. 4 will .esi frvs % chang. ~
oil sha sie-lrc u. mi. rvsJs In German, fTcnch
% Enstish With fuu iir,stion. Toe prvparins AMI
using seat BY nall by si.ire-.ins siih stamp.
asnlnz I'M. psI-F,
M Sn,,s. ~ I'..~..' H.-rs N. he.ter. Nv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

oNTOgp .. Ala Court - rrs'aif p
Parts, within and fnf tla tuunif -
on ths thiri Tuss.iay - >sft., u ~ IA
Oh ths J-tition - nsul 3 Cha HFi
~ Iva 4. Nurh, minur hG'r nl 49, -
prayins fsF hoss.e D. ssI ani onutsl 80
r.ai eststs dsssfils.i In ~ lFtt'.- a.
a. In the rn,lsats Drlcf. ai 40 ai1anihs'..' -
~ one hundf,si and tsentr &c iu.ait -
css-is % ~ tatestssi fof IN lsnsnf ~ - -,
OaDhnnD. That The said I-tiii.nf ~, t.ts,t
% HI pstitlsa. Nth ,hi. orisf thsfsnn -,
pabnsh.i thrse scsks sarss.s-itslf lh 80.
fori ltsmosrst, q nessIsIef puhi-' ~
In all touuty that they nag apifaf 49,
tate Coaft, D. ~ bsh ~ fsns. - ~. -
Tuesday ~ Ot- nest al ninC a'riss ih ~
nsDn. ALL .l.g~ oaa.s. N Any tissy ta's -
sarne .h0gh nj - rfantci -. -,
GEoRsE A wIl.spN 80
Atrus oopy-Attsst III &. pA'Is' W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
Il. Nstslees
ksy ,s the r.ssiss

No - -P
September s,rv~. the woodland DER
With many . brilliant color.
Tho world u brighter than b-forr.
Why .hould our heart. T. dullsr'
No. - -LlgHAs ChAnosllor.vtlls Cru~s.
word. l. Cram Z Chin 4 brad 4 Bran.
s Pct q Feat : Loon = Clay p Plot
10 Scar a. vsst u Asow "a ItsI u
Flss I, Fold IA Dose
No sco Hidden iiiris Auk. teal .
ortolAn nneh Eagle. turkey .
Kite q CNS-o~sry 7 Dove v Heron.
daw. ~ KOe n swallow ~ p.vit.
"a. Ph.NsAnt 4; Rnok. 10 Touosn u.
s~An ~ Pelican 81 DOio - Martin.
No. sol ILLUSTRATED Double AorO.tlo l.
Sow. . 10 . Header 4 Arm 3
Tramp inltlal.-sprst Hnsls-worms
No O. -OCtAgOn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

when Tie hair show. .ign. ~ falling,
h.gin a. once Ia "a. AYERS Hair vigor
Til. preparation strengthen. the scalp,
promote. the growth ~ ncN hair, ~
.iorr. the nsinr,l color "a gray anil fat
~ hair, aud render. u soft, pliani, ani
glossy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

ENtkN ono In n>~si % Infor,nstion on a..
lI.nhlest ~ s.l,srtisinE vfn DO vel D. olsain .
oopy 81 "l'o.l Zoe Advssti-r., I" n. pages. prics
one dsisr. Mailed. pe.tsEs paid. ea rrcsits 81
tnt. eostAihs careful eompilstios from the
psisrs ssd elass boarnas. gives the sirrutstios
rrang sf ssefy ons, and . Ess-i deal of lnfsfma.
ton sbeus rst<s aai osbsr matters psnainisr %
ms sesissss Of ai..rtising. Aiirs.. ROW.
81. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
M yoIrp Owv nocrop

IL won't cost you one-half NJ rauch.
do not delay. send three two-cent
stsmps for postage, and We will send
you DIR. ksufmsnn's great work. fine
co.ored plates from life, on diseases, its
csuses and home cure.
Address, A. T.. 0rdway & Co., B,stou,
xass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

Allow me Ca ADJ NV tribdte "a tho
efficacy 10 Ely's Cream Hahn. ! wa'
suffering from q severe attack ot infu"t'
and cstarTh anil va. Induced a. try your
r-nciy The rrsult "a. marvellous
could h,rilv artl ulAts, ani In ls.. III ~
iW-ntt -four hour. the catarrhal s,mls
tam. ani NV hoir.-ne.s dlsipp-srrd and
! MS able "a .lng h-aVv role In Grand
Opera With Woke unlmpalrr,l. irng-
" recommend u "a all singers. WIN. H.
Hamilton. Leading B,s.o 10 the 4. d.
IIs.ss Grani Opera Go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

"Not all l. gold that glitters" IL = true
saying; IL Il equally true that not all IL
ssr-sparills that IL 30 labeled. II you
would be- sure Of the genuine article. ask
for Ayers sarsaparilla, and take M
other. Health IL too precious To bs tri-
fied with.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

Scientific item.-A-"Tber- l. = most
remarkable echo In a cave In keniacky.' .
B-"whst I. there remarkable about
IT." ALI you call out, Hello, smith '
the echo SAYS. what Smith q" YOU
meanr no less than fourteen distinct
times"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
WHAT Il TIE rsHt

90 huying WORTHLESS. medicines, snd
.ps.n'llng money on qusck loctor. who.s
only lie, !. Ia gull The public. l. u not
bitter a. buy reliable m'litine Ike sol
phur iii,ter.t think 20. .. they cured
me- ~ caiirrh after suiftlng thrc year,,
p. 4. CLARK, Manchester.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

80 .sts-as ~ .F'"e'
ny taking one word from essh OF the fcI.
lo.ins ssntsnce-. an axiom may bs formed
r~lAiins To the lest day bat one In s>p
tsmh~s.
1 Weigh right. ~ you ell dear.
o You cannot catch old biris With ehAn
q Eai 10 live. bat do not live to eat
Z Sauce for the gec-s is ssncs TOE the
gsodsr
q iooksrs on - more than players
q 80 many day. old the moon IL 81 MI
ehsslmAs. 80 many foods thereafter
Z. The longest day must have an end.
q Look t-for- you leap
o whsrs thsrv. ~ili therv's way.
"a n 10 never too late 10 mend
n Wealth 1. h~st known by want
n The love % money n the root OF all
evil
n All 1. not gold that giiitsr..
u Long 10 the arm % the nelly.
Is A p,n . day 10 great Year.
"a Hound by round ~s climb the ladder
NJ life
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

II slssv. spoil. the rff'yt ~ tho s~r-
mon on q mtn when h- intend. Ia pat 4
nirkrl on the plate anil SYSTEMATICALLY
put. on q quarter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

\ color-i philosopher l. reported IA
have aii "iife, my bf-'idefn, an,
mos'ly M iic up ~ prsyin' iot rain and
then Nishin' " would cl'ir on"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

Whatever may he the cause Of bi,Dch-
Ing, the hair may be restored 10 it, origi.
nal color by the use Of that potent remedy
Halls Vegetable slcilian Hair Reviewer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

The man Who prefers to h. right rsth-
az than IL President has usually bs~n
heartily accommodated by the people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

Teacher On grammar ,ltss) - "I'"m-
NV. correct the sentence, 4 kissssl susan
onc'.'" Tommy (Promp,ly)-" l kissed
susan tulrt."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

Why suffer from sore muscles. John
sons Anodyne iiniment makes them
very pllable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

The man .ho keeps his mouth shut
never has "a eat any crow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

Hardly week passe. but we are cum
stantly surrounded by perils seen and
Kerosene.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

An old ptoVrrb says that scare will
LII eat" loa may consign a. us I'M
m-iiitrly few ton. ~ care. anI dump
u into the back yard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

Eighty year. Johnson. Ano,lyn~ lin
lmcnt has led. No b.ticr Endorsement
wanted by "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
Allow me 10 Adj NV tribute To n

"No, Guhbln., Won Will never D. q
brsln worker" "Why noty'' "lIayvfft
got the tools"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

something useful In every package OF
Tuxedo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
No ssa.-A a.,a.. r...l..

The king's move-as In ehe~. Move one
sguAr, si = time In sny tir~ction Do no,
Jump or ryy-uzi l.,tsr Tin thss.sne seusr~
twios In . wori. and 80 hos msny names
% plant.. hert.s vegetables and grains YOU
can hnd
Example
foar,h line. hr.t column. y
nm line. second column.
roar,h line. second column. "
Third lins. second column. =
Thin line. third column. Y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

Ire .l.A 70 .a,.rsl.. anything anywhere q.
s,y u.s vrsss y GEo. 2. ROWKi.L 4 CO..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

NuIptof-Why 90 you ouJeSs 70 VIZ"
bust IL your husband. msiam
wiiow-it doesn't -eetn natural
"you have admitted that 10 looks hn
him
"yes. the features ARE all right; bat
THERE'S no uss talking. that statue vii
never remind me of my dear dead AND
gone husband IN this world. IT. To-
quiet Ny husband hal 81 vitus
ianca.--New York Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

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Rhomhold-Aero~s / wl.s men. . A
IT,. % r,.p-ct q Contsuied An
OPAQUE substance 4 To prevent Down
warl / In .hr-l Z Avert Al Asri'
form nuid A Kind % ohe-.s 3 Clut
tel q To measure : small. DAT nah
a An exclamation o In .hr-i
incladei DlAmond-t In shrsi To
ot-tFucI q Contsnisi Coa'srged-
8 In shrvi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

The upper ls,, slant o. Eve. the name OF
pr,>iisnt % the uni.i state. The
right upper slant. the name 81 Hebrew
woman mentioned In the ilibls With word.
% honor The loser night slant, the name
% the grvAte., % Grccisn r-r~,s The loser
len slant. the Chri.ilAh name % TIE ss;v
% Concord
Tvs N.vsi.ss.
one would hardly recognise the Old
form ~
~ I ksd q donssJ cot voaidnt So
no 100 thihl 10 -0liop kinli Oh. N. noi
ia give him .oms -ui. sBd err, -Ocs 90
Oss hap. SeidyF-
In III. elegant version % a.
n tad an animal ss.r-s o. .gs-.i.
10 yUa thias t'd sha.;i.s himi N, iDdessii
f~OaA give him -oms Gala. sbd Ct-sfve
-I'ruse-i
Go %. Ei-Ari!-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
~. no ~.

Nell ttAi 81 TIA o,ha ,sns, amt cr,iaE
DO Item q msco toaa rsi oln srus 10 lAi
EAi r,g.sih lonI 81 ni-tih 9TH fvps~.
LfrVtrhes O.u .o,rism bet gs.srtBs ofhA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
SINGERS

fabllc SPEAKERS. actors, a1ctio0sers. teach
us, preachers. and all Who are liable u
o,sr-tar and iritais the vocal organs. fnd
On Ayers Chevy r~sssv.i. . safe. certain.
and speedy rslIsf u seothes The lAryht.
AilAys Inflammation, strengthen. ths voice,
and fer ~hcopins cough. Group. sor- throat
and the sudden colds % which ehilir.n
are exposed. this pfeparatloa |. .ithoai
equal
William ~. Quartiy. A1ctloaesr. Nina
Ton. Australia. writes in my profession %
an aDetioosef. any affection % the voice 90
throat u Q serious matter, but. NJ each
Attach. I have been
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
PARl0R SUITS.

whsn Crushei riush so. H. s q
Soc o.. s,sryons 1an co.. ... H.f
iins sfi'aflar u.ttthIs ft.I.I. .....r
e-tvssvef ha.iils.i a.. ..... .s.f
.afa.. 60 spha,-tsnsg Get ..... ......
snhsio
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12
wInn Go1Nrot nusINEss.

L -
John Hussennn Returns Home, and After
wards Leaves for Pittsburgh, to Join His
New Partner.
oldJohn Husseman, OF whose troubles
the ISTE1ueEScER has had an account,
returned home Wednesday, and pro-
ceeded to put his wife out OF the house.
Mrs. Husseman lay on a bench in the
yard all night, and in the morning
swore out warrant charging her hus-
band with disturbance OF the peace.
The old gentleman was fined and prom
ised to pay the fine and costs in the AZ
ternoon. A sholt time afterwards
Squire Davis got word that Husseman
would leave for Pittsburgh in the after:
noon, and that he had no intention OF
paying his fine.
Constables were posted at the depots,
and about o'clock old John was seen
making his way to the Pewiky station,
followed by four boys, stretched out in
single file, each carrying an immense
sack filled with bedding and other
articles, The old man was surprised TO
find the officer waiting for him, but
took out an immense roll OF money and
paid the fine and costs. He said he
was going to Pittsburgh, there to 60 into
partnership with "Dr." Parker and
wife, OF bogus honey fame. Husseman
said that he himself had the money,
and the Doctor had the experience, and
that the two would make good team.
Mrs. Husseman remained ut home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

In the police court yesterday morn.
ing two DRINKS were arraigned. Both
had been little disordtrly, but only
plain cases were made against them,
and fines of 81 and costs and 50 and
costs, respectively, and as neither had
the wherewithal, both went to the hill.
Mary Green, the colored woman who
comes to town and gets drunk every
time she gets out OF the Infrmary, was
run in again yesterday in her usual con-
dition.
An Austrian who said his name was
JOSH Wishnish, as nearly as anybody
could spell II, was drunk in North
Wheelinr yesterday and fell in the
river. Flo was fished out and Officer
Desmond locked him up for safe keep
inc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12
ABOUT People.
Strangers in the city and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
JIM. Gutfy, the Pittsburgh oil man, is
in town.
Miss Ida Updegraff is visiting friends
in st. Clairsvllle.
Mrs. Peter MUM is convalescent after
q long and severe illness.
Mrs. Kate Hawley, OF Columbia, S. O.,
is the guest OF her son, Mr.. James H.
Hawley.
John P. Arbenz is home from the
Morgantown University for the COM
mencement.
NJ. j. Lyman, representing George
Barrie, the fine art dealer OF Philadel-
phia, is at the stamm House.
Mrs. S. j. Mccullough, Of owatonna,
Mimi, is visiting her brother, Mr.. John
D. Culbcrtson, at his suburban home.
Mr.. Morris Jacobs is home from
Texas, accompanied by his cousin, Miss
Bertha Wtseman, OF Marshall, in that
State.
District U. S. Attorney George G.
Sturgiss, OF Morgantown, is in the city,
on his way to Parkersburg to attend
court.
Mr.. Ben Baird leaves to-day for Cum
berland, Nd, where he will join party
that will travel through Maryland and
West Virginia.
P. H. Keck, of Morgantown, Hon.
Edwin Maxwell, OF Clarksburg, and
Judge A. F. Raymond, Of Fairmont,
registered at the Mcclure House yester-
day.
Mrs. Emmett Fitzpatrick and Mrs
Maggie Mccullough left last night for
Chicago, and after spending several
days there they will go on to Cali
fornia.
Ralph Whitehead, Superintendent Of
Letter Carriers at the Postotfice, who
has been laid up for So long on account
OF injuries to his eyes, is improving
very slowly, but surely.
Miss Matte B. Work. of Birmingham,
Ala. arrived in the city yesterday, on d
brief visit to her aunt, Mrs Mary B.
Metcsli. She will then so on to Hunt
ington, Pa, to visit relatives there.
Ex-Suprems Judge A. P. Snyder and
ex-Judge Okey Johnson, the former Of
Lewisburg, and the latter Of Charleston,
came into towr last night and register
ed at the Windsor. They are here to
appear before the court to-day.
Mr.. Frame, official stenographer of
the United States Court, was in the city
yesterday on his way from Morgantown
to Parkersburg, to attend the session of
the court. Deputy o. S. Marshal George
W. Robinson also went down to attend
tho session,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12
NELSON LODGE HAS vIsIEoRs.

AParty of Thirty Srasons from MeKees-
port, Pa, Attends Its Communication.
Last evening party of thirty men,
0'n Of the Masonic lodge at McKees-
port Pa, came down to this city On the
Id 0. road, to pay q fraternal visit to
Nelson lodge, No. 80, of this city.H They
took supper at the Hotel Windsor,
Where they were escorted by the recep-
non committee, which met them ut the
VAN In the evening they attended q
aaIed communication OF Nelson lodge,
~ 70 lhe purpose Of witnessing the work
Ilthls Jurisdiction, and after tho, home
@age did some OF the degree work the
Isl.ors took charge and showed their
;.. how they doitin the Pennsylvania
jurisdiction. Inaddition to theyisitors
ny Nchcesport, there were several
S !; M out Of town Masons present, afew
~, ~ .1em coming up from Bellaire to at
% %a the meeting. The McKeesport
S numbers were headed by Mr.. W. 8. Alb
wv, q McKeesport newspaper man,
iPS'9 q the representative here of the
i i " Dun 4 Co. commercial agency. In
Tg party were Messrs. R. O. Dulin, T.
ZONES, 5, Il. Smith, F. G. Harrison,
r r.. - hammond, +. J. Chester, A G..
TSOGeS'P, Weugaman, James Simpson,
ion smiley, r. 9. Crawford, G. III McCul-
S $rsn' b. I Fife, Thomas Shelton, NJ. f.
FS aaMiu Joseph y. Caughey, R. II.
,s,i J, NJ, Thorne, D. H. Weddle, Jo-
nv =. Dodds, james z. Andre, George
Boi Evans, William II. Beck, Theodore
pUa!iI TMchOrd Harrison, Edwin Soles,
I F l. Holt and Silas G. Snyder.
r Ivy Gy Will 20 back home on the early
"So' train this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12
LOCAL nREY1rlEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
a.. S,t.,

Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
THE Elm Grove railway Office is being
handsomely reprinted.
The grocers are hustling to make
their picnic on the 18th a success.
The funeral OF the late Miss Della
Leighton, OF the Ritchie School, will
take place this afternoon at half-past
2o'clock.
A FORCE of men were at work yester-
day digging up and cleaning out the
sewer at the corner OF Twenty-iourth
and Chapline streets.
Mn. o. F. CRAIG; OF the eighth ward,
is the happy father Of new boy which
arrived at noon yesterday, and tipped
the beam ut eight pounds.
TnE Riverside plate mill was off
Wednesday night on account Of the
breaking OF pump. Repairs were made
and work resumed last night.
A VERY pleasant rainfell last evening
at intervals from 8 to 10 o'clock, which
with the warm weather Of the past day
or two will make the growing crops
larry Jump
WEDNESDAY evening at o o'clock Err
win L. Bowman and Miss Minnie
Hodgekiss, of the South Side, were mar
ried by Rev. D. i. Ash, Mt his residence.
They go to housekeeping on South
Jacob street.
The Red Letter Tobacco Co. has the
foundations for new l20-horse power
skinner automatic cutoff engine, COM
pleted, and is waiting for the arrival OF
the engtse. The new machine will be
here in a few days and will be the finest
and heaviest engine Of tho kind in the,
city,
day played the Linsly Seniors, on the
old ball grounds on the Island. Score:
Linsly II, Bachelors 2. Battery-Mog-
gan and Waiter for the Linslys;
Woods, Lantry and THEIRS for the
Bachelors. Umpire, Harry Cummins.
George Riddle made home run, one Of
the two runs made by the Bachelors.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of water and Movements of Boats.
The River Interests.

Stage of Water and Movements Of Boats.
The River Interests.
The river was falling last night, with
feet 8 inches in the channel.
The reports from above were:
Brownsville-7 feet, inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
Morgantown-6 feet and falling.
Weather clear and warm.
Warren-Stationary at low water
mark. Weather warm, with light
showers.
Pittsburgh feet and falling; wealth
er cloudy and warm.
1.-THE Adela passed up yesterday and
got as far as Steubenville. Here she
broke her shaft andwill lay up for the
time being.
The Matt +. Allen will leave for Pitts
burgh to-day at q. m.-The Ben Hur
will go to Parkersburg at 1880 q. M
The Bachelor will pass up to Pitts.
burgh at noon.-The Courier is bound
for the same port at l0p. m.
The Hudson passed down for Cincin-
natl yesterday at 10 a. M, with a nice
load OF passengers.-The Courier got
away for Parkersburg at 1l:S0 u. M
The Andes continued at 10 p. m. on her
yayupfrom Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
ssa On Wednesday and Thursday the fol-
lowing towboats went down with coal
tows: Acorn, William Horne, Jim
Brown, Veteran No. 2, Jay Gould, Little
Dick, Seven Sons, Frisbie, J. 0. Phillips,
Onward, ]. G. Risher, S. X. Hook, Joe
Nixon, Mark Winnett, Noyager, Smoky
City, Up. Jackson.
The ]. P. Jackson, the finest towboat
in the whole country, came up from the
lower waters Wednesday night and took
tow OF five barges here from the j. 7.
Thorn. AT Louisville she will add
twelve barges and proceed to New
Orleans. The Jackson cost her New
Orleans owners $4,000, and is fitted up
inAgorgeous shape, all the state rooms
being carpeted with velvet carpets.
She has electric lights fore and aft.
Captain Ben Goodwin was in the pilot
house from here to Cincinnati. While
the boat lay here waiting for her tow
she was visited by many people, and all
were enthusiastic in their expressions
OF admiration.
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FEE-on Thursday, June II. 1891. at $50 p. M,
Percy SMITH FEE, son OF Thomas u. and
! Mollie B. Fee, aged months and days.
Funeral from the residence Of parents, No. 1901
McCoiioch street, this friday afternoon Mt 5
O'Clock. Intermcnt at Peninsula cemetery.
Friends OF the family are invited,
LEIGHToN-o Wednesday, June 10, 1891, at
,0:l6 O'Clock p. M, ADELLA, daughter OF
Peter II. and Cecilia G. leighton, In the 10Th
year Of her age
Funeral services at ThirdlPresbyteran Church
on Friday, June 70, at 8 o'clock p. m.
oBERDICK-on Thursday, June II, 1901, at 1880
O'Clock a. m, Mn. ELizADETII, wife OF tho
late August 0berdlck, In her 47th year.
Funeral services at the German NJ. f, Church on
Sunday afternoon at Q O'Clock. Friends OF
the family invited to attend. IntermentRt
Rcd Mems cemetery.
DEUTER-on Thursday, juno II, 1891, at S:45 p.
m, JOSEPH DEuTER nged IS years.
Funeral notice hereafter.