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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

Yesterday afternoon at his residence
on tho South Side, George Watson, ar,
died in tho seyentioth year OF his age.
Tho funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon from the residence OF his
daughter, Mrs. Babcock, 962S Chapline
street, and friends OF the family arc in.
yitcu, sg -4 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10
MoUNDSVILLE.
miscellaneous aIelnnSo OF Minor MAT.
tors frDm Nnrsl,nIIts NIotrnnniia

tuEb lToli lluThlllilh uotrOpOlS.
Tho city council at its last regular ses-
zion on Wednesday ordered the paving
continued in tho lower part OF the city
down Purdy avenue, from Thirteenth
street to Fourteenth street, thence to
tho wharf. * special session of that
body was held yesterday afternoon to
award the contract for the paving Of
Second street from Jefferson avenue to
Grand avenue, Jefferson avenue from
Second TO First streets and Purdy
avenue from Eleventh toTwelith streets.
The contract was let to Mr.. Charles
Rosser, OF Bellaire, at sixty-ive cents
per yard. This is very cheap paving,
being forty cents per yard lower than
tho first paving that was done here by
the same party.
Felix Scott, Of Doddridgo county, died
ut the penitentiary Of consumption on
Thursday. His pardon was received on
Wednesday, but he being at the time
sick in the hospital was unable to be
removed, and his father was telegraph
ed to come by his request, but he had
died before he got here.
The Epworth League spent very en-
joyable evening last Thursday at tho
NJ. Z. church, A splendid musical and
literary programme was rendered. The
Christian Eudeavor Society of the Pres.
bytcrian church paid them q visit.
About ono hundred wero present.
Tho Fostoria Glass Company ia
running on full time. Said tho secre-
tary 10 the reporter: owe are receiving
all the orders, We can attend to. Tho
only trouble will DO tho getting out OF
new patterns"
/. G. Harrison, OF Newark, N. J., and
]. Y. Wheatly, OF New York, represent.
ing p. Harrison & Sons, OF Newark,
N. j., were here yesterday prospecting
with view OF making bid on the wa
ter works.
The council of tho U. a. NJ. has been
recognized here with A. McDaniels,
c.. j. l. GAMER. V. c.; %. Wright, S. X. !.
A. T. Mcconnell, Jr. X. The prosp sct
for q good council is now assured.
Casing was being hauled out yester.
day TO the Roberts oil well whore work
has been delayed ior some time on nc.
count oil o lack OF casing 70 advance the
work. ~
Mrs. G. W. Grimes returned Thurs.
day evening from Tyler county.
An infant child of J. III. Hugyans
died yesterday morning.
N. Garner is around again after seri.
GUS illneHs. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10
NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water aud Movements OF boats.
The River Interests.

st ~ 1he AiNer intcresb-
Yesterdays ARRIVALS.
Liberty. Clarlngton, 10 q. NJ.
Scotia. Cincinnati. s q. m. .r
Courier, ParkcHburg. 9p. m.
YEsTERDAY's DEPARTURE,
Scotia, Pittsburgh, 0 q. N.
Ben Hur, Parkerburg, noon.
Liberty, Clariugtou, $50 p. m.
Courier. Pittsburgh, 10 p. N.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY:
Iron Queen. Cincinnati. s a. In.
Liberty. Clarirgtou. $50 p. IN.
BoATs LEAVING SUNDAY.
Ben Hur. iPithburYh. 1 a nj,
, Lizzie Bay. Pittsburgh, n m.
Keystone State, Pittsburgh, 4 to 7 q. IN.
Scotln, Cincinnati, s q. IN. aEI-.
y Courier, Parkersburg, II L. m,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10
:, p, !. 80 ~
MACHtNlSTS.
MACHINERY.
CAR0THERS & HOWE,

We have IN stockat tho present time. the fol-.
lowing: One secondhand Horizontal Enrine
and Boiler II. p One secondhand Acme xu.
tomatic Engine and Boiler. 0 H. p. One second.
secondhand Skinner Engine and Boiler, 10 II. p
One second hand Fisher Engine and Boiler Il
u. ?; One secondhand Spence fraction Engine
an and boiler, 10 II. r One second hand Knowies
Volsnrd Pump. 5Nr3%. One second hand IIori.
Iontm Tubular Boiler, l. H. P. One second
hand Horizontal two.nue Boiler, 3sxi6, One
now Acme Automatic Engine and Boiler, ., HIP.
AgentS American Feed Water Heaters bv'tba
use OF which guaranteed saving IN fuel ia
made o. % per cent Agents snediker & Cars
WATERFRONT, :l53 1LlIN STREET.
oYFIOE ROOM. $40 Penbosr& p,,,,;,,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

a PERSON is prematurely' old when
badness occurs before the torty.fith
year. Use Halls Hair Remover to keep
the scalp healthy and prevent badness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10
SPECIAL CHINA s.I,r

: $50 90 Plates reduced to $40 90.
Sl5 90 Plates reduced to 81 30
IS 90 Plates reduced to 81 90, @
Sale for Nine Days yct. 5s"s'f,'
~ i, G. DILLON & RI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10
Mrs. N. Stevens Harris.
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1910 aud 1918 ntarlot St, who;ollns, viva.

Tho Island cars md electric motors pass tho
door. Third annual session begins MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 49, 1893, contintics thir:y.nIne
weeks, divided into four terms This school
offers a complete and thorough education In
Practical English, Mathematics. English Class!cI
Latln and Modern Languages = ~ 80 =,
The school consists Of Primary. C;rnrnmar
Academic and College Preparatory departments +
The methods and course Of Instruction viii
compare iavorably with tho best scminaries In
the country. r55a.l+ n s..'I-, $3.50 ~
Boys arc received in tho Primary and f,rst year
Grammar For circulars or interview, apply to
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence No. 7s7 Main St.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

Indigestion, and Stomach dIsortIcrs. t,t,
n HltoSVS,S IRON RpTTf.Hs. ~
All dealers keep 1t, 81 per bottle. Gcnu,ncb,. I.
trademark end crossed rcd lines GU wrapper.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
LYNCHERs DISAPPOINTED.
A Company Of Infantry In the Courthou
at Manassas.

rH~H~N~"FN"f~"F
WMKEsBARRE, Pa. Feb 9.-There came
near being lynching at Fort Blanchard
when Cyrus Flanagan was arrested for an
assault on l3.year-old girl named Susan
Leslie. A large crowd of men collected
They had a rope and were bent on lynching
Flanagan.
Bring him out until we string him upl'
they cried, but the cOnstables executed a
flank movement and took the prisoner
down into cellar and dragged him ont Of
coalhole unseen. He was taken through
the fields TO the next station and put aboard
train for Pttsburg, where he was locked
up. Physicians are Of the opinion that the
girl will not recover.
MANASSAS, Va, Feb s-White and Rob
inson, the negroes under Indictment for
criminal assault on Mrs. Heflin and Mrs
Elliot, were brought here guarded by the
Alexandria light infantry-65 men. The
crowd at the depot was immense, but com
paratively orderly.
When court was convened, the room was
packed with people from all parts Of the
county. Robinson's case was finally sub
mitted to the jury without argument. A
verdict OF guilty was returned and the
death punishment fixed.
During the morning line OF infantry
occupied the front Of the bar, and n portion
OF the day there was a double line with
sentries parading the halls. During the
noon recess the jail was heavily guarded.
The prisoners were removed from the Jail
at dusk aud are now under guard at the
Cannon House. Whites case will be
brought up today.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
EVENING JOURNAL WILMINGTON DEL: FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1894
Perpetual Motion for Hours.

A novel device was invented few
weeks ago, says the Philadelphia Record,
by ]. M. Barber, of the Philadelphia.
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad
which came very near solving the ques-
tion of perpetual motion. Mr.. Barber's
house is large aud his cellar furnace is
small, too small 10 keep the house
thoroughly warm. TO overcome this de-
feet Mr.. Barber hit upon a device TO
pump air automatically TO the vicinity Of
the furnace and thus Increase the supply
Near an opening in the main fue he
arranged two fiat cigar-boxes on a pivot,
nicely balanced in the centre Two
narrow grooves were arranged In the
boxes extending length. wise from one
end of each box TO the other. In each
groove he placed large marble. The
marbles rolled In perfect unison from one
end of their respective grooves to the
other. The force OF impact with the end
OF the channels In which they ran threw
them back again in the opposite direction,
and 80 they kept the crude fan teeterine
back and forth continuously The device
worked beautifully for about IA hours
and then one of the marbles became
lodged in a corner and the machine
stOpped
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
Incidents Of the Day.

Mr.. Mahoney, as chairman Of the Act
ing Committee Of the New Castle Com.
mon. is patient and persevering in his
efforts to keep the faImhouses in ship
shape, even in gloomy season, and is
winning reputation for getting good
deal for little money.
The accident on the Battery on Wed
nesday, which threw q freight car from
the track, WAS said to have been caused
by misplaced confidence IN switch-a
new cause for track jumping.
All the lodges and societies occu pvins
rooms In the City Hall have, it is said
complied with the conditions as sgresd
upon by the Trustees Of the Common and
will remain in their present quarters FOR
another year.
The G. A G. Quartet Is rebearsino
some splendid vocal selections for rendi
tion at the big minstrel entertainment IN
the Opera House here, on Saturday even
ing February II. 7. K Lancaster
formerly Of this city. but now OF Pbila
del5hia, will be on an end and also An
pear in a funny sketch alone.
just before resigning as president ol
the United Charities, Msyor Herber
volunteered to help out the almos
penniiess organization by paving some n
the bills, as Trustee OF the Poor. Tbi
was agreed upon, and now som
merchants are discouraged at the though
Of waiting three long months-until I'm
next quarterly meeting at Farnhurst-
for their money.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
A Letter which explains itself:
"RoANoKE, Va, Feb. 5.
"DEAR BROTHER:-

81 have shipped to you to-day my
entire stock of Shoes, according to
agreement. These goods you can
run off in your CLOSING OUT
SALE at 60c on the dollar You
should have no trouble in disposing
of them quickly, as they are all new
desirable goods and the best makes
on the market-such makes as @. p.
Ford's Ladies' Fine Shoes and Hath
away, Soule & Harrsngton's Mems
Fine Shoes. There are $50 cases in
all. l will be with you in few
days. With kind regards, yours
sincerely, Dave"
l have received the goods referred
to and shall put them on sale TO- day.
These goods must be converted into
cash in the shortest possible time.
AS long as they hold out you can
buy
Ladies' Russst Lace Shoes Russia Calf,
were 81. NOW 50 10.
Ladies So Long Vamp, Patent Tipped
and Pointed Plain Toe, Button, fine Vici
Kid, THIS WEEK 50 80.
Ladies' Real Hand sewed Button in
different toes, were $4 NOW So %.
200 pairs Ladies' Fine Kid Button,
sizes somewhat broken. left from our So
and SO 80 grades. CLOSING-OUT I PRICE,
81 0S.
800 pairs Ladies Dongola Kid Button,
sold at 81 75 and 81. CLOSING OUT
PRICE, $i20.
AGO pairs Ladies' Good Kid Button,
sold at 81 25 and Sl50 CHOICE NOW,
| 9S CENTS.
Halfway, Soule & Harrington Mems
Cordovan. Kangaroo and French Calf
Shoes, worth &c. NOW SO IS
Same makes in So Shoes fall siyles.
NOW 50 90,
Mems 50 French Patent Leather Shoes,
in Congress and Lace, styles, now $500.
Mems So Shoes, all styles, marked to
$3.50.
Mems SO Shoes marked to 81 7j
Mems 81 Shoes marked to 81 10.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
DIED.

DOOLEY-In this city. ON February g.,
Elizabeth DoOley.
GREGG.-ln this citv. on February L. 1924
Maud A. Gregg, daughter of Robert NJ. and
Ida NJ. Gregg, sgtd years and months.
HARKINS In this city. on the sth instant,
Frank, son of Frank and Maggie Harkins.
aged years.
Relatives and friends ara invited to attend
the funeral from his parents residence No. 3
East Front street, on Saturday. February 10.
AZ O'Clock. lnterment at ~ JOseph's Gene
terry.
HERDMAN.-ln this city.O the eth instant,
Harry b., son of Harry H., and EmmR =.
Herdman, aged years.
HYLAND On the 7th instant, Catherine
Hyland, aged 20 years.
KNOTr-At Elsmere, Del on February 4,
1894. Thomas Knott, aged "a years.
McGOWAN-On February Z, Alexander,
infant SON of John and Catherine McGOwan,
aged twenty-one months.
MARSHALL.-At Mt. Cuba, on February 3.
1891, James Marshall. aged ~ years.
NORlTT.-ln this city, on February 3, 1891,
Miss Mary Ann Noritt, IN her nth year.
WARD,-ln this city, on the 3D. instant.
Mrs Sarah Ward, wife of the late Bernard
Ward.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
WAR ALMOST OVER.
PelEoto orders an Election in Brazil For
Maroh 1.

March 1.
Rio DE JANEIRO, Feb Q. - President
Peixoto has issued decree ordering a con-
gressional and presidential election for
March /. The Constitutional party will
nominate Senior Prudente Moraes for
president and Senior Manoel Pereira for
vice president.
President Peixoto gave a big reception
TO United States Minister Thompson and
Rear Admiral Benham Thursday.
The general belief at Rio de Janeiro is
that the rebellion is practically at an end
aud that IL is not likely that there will be
any more fighting Of Importance as the
presidential election will now take up the
attention Of both parties.
The daily cannonading is still kept up.
but with less yigor than formerly. The
warship Aquidaban and another insurgent
vessel have left the harbor. IL is supposed
that their intention is to intercept Presi-
dent PeiXotos new squadron and chal-
lenge il to surrender on the outside, where
it could have no support from the govern
ment forts.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
Robbed "A Near-sIehted Man.

The meanest man in Wilmington is he
who swindled a near sighted man few
days ago This swindler entered store
on the West Side and made a purchase Of
10 cents worth of goods of the nearly.
blind storekeeper. He gave a quarter in
payment. A ten cent piece and quarter
were handed the customer in change.
Instead of making known the mistake,
the mean man hurriedly dropped the
dime In his pocket He pulled il out
again and asked the storekeeper to give
him change for IL, thinking that probably
another mistake would be made in which
the swindler would be the gamer. He
pocketed the money. the right change this
time, and left the store with his goods,
ten cents and a new quarter.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
raiiors Try an EIperimont Iu styi..

PlTTsBURG, Feb. 9.-The convention Of
the Merchant Tailors' National exchange
closed with banquet at the Monongahela
House The next convention will be held
at Buffalo in January, 1895. +. n. Doll Of
New York was elected president. At the
banquet ex President Mathews Of Chicago,
President Doll and two others appeared in
dress suits made in the style of the colonial
days. The tailors themselves are in doubt
as to how this departure from the conven-
tional dress suit will be received by the
leaders Of fashion, but are willing to try
the experiment.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
Per.onnI Ersnt..

Miss Laura Bsrto, Of Marcus Hook
who has been visiting Mrs. J. B. Man
love, returned home last evening
h. j. Barling, proprietor of one Of the
largest salmon fisheries on the Pacific
coast and resident Of San Franciso /,
recently visited George w and q n
Eckles. Of this city. Mr.. Barling Is as
sociated In business with Louis Fckles
formerly Of this place.
The wedding Of George Frederick and
Miss Edith Palmer is reported 10 havs
taken place at the NJ + parsonage her,
last evening. Mr.. Frederick is a New
port business man and Miss Palmer /,
the only daughter of Benson K. Palmer
meat dealer Of this city. DR.. Martin
dale performed the ceremony
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
shIpwreoI.ed saIlors ComplaIp.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Feb. 9.-The mem.
hers Of the shipwrecked schooner Porter S.
Roberts, rescued in midocean by the Pa.
vonia, arrived here, and they complain
bitterly Of their treatment 10y the United
States consul at Liverpool. They claim he
made no offer OF assistance, and when
finally prevailed upon to help them get
home he only furnished them with steer.
age passage.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09

Medical writers claim that the successful
remedy for nasal catarrh must be nOn-irrit L
ing, easy OF application. and one that will
reach the remote sores and liberated surfaces.
The history of the efforts TO trpat cathrrh Is
proof positive that only one remedy has com
pletely met these conditions, and that is Ely's
Cream Balm. This safe and pleasant remedy
has mastered catRrrh as nothing q 81 ha- ever
done, and both physicians and patients freely
concede this fact. Our druggists keep IL.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
On Saturday morning we
will offer 100 dozens Ladies
full regular made
FAST BLACK HOSE.

made to sell at IS cents a pair,
at Ia cents a pair, or six pairs
for IS cents. This we believe
to be the cheapest stocking
ever offered on any counter.
The extra heavy Bicycle
Hose we advertised a few days
ago at 10 cents a pair or six
pairs for ST. are going rapidly.
Every mother should see these
Gibraltar Hose. They are
splendid wearers. Another large
lot on the way to us.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb. 9-Colonel Bar
ney j. Treacy OF the Ashland Park farm
will make a campaign OF the continental
circuit this year with American trotters.
He has entered several colts and fllies in
the Gran Premio de Milan, Italy, and will
race the youngsters in Germany. France
and other countries.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
Shot BY Der In.an. Hu.hana.

NoRwALE, Conn, Feb O. 80 Frederick
Greene, a laborer, shot his wife in the
head at their home Greene was arrested
and during the night attempted suicide.
lie is believed TO be deranged Mrs. Greene
may die
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
Two FIrms Can MAJ. ni.mord,

PITTsBURG, Feb Q. In the United States
circuit court bill Of complaint was filed
by the COwles Electric Smelling and Alu-
minium company Of Cleveland against the
Carborundum company Of Monongahela
City. The process in dispute is the manu-
facture Of diamonds, which, il is said, has
met with success.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
Rrakemnn Rnrneh tn n..ih.

WlIKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. 1.-TWO freight
trains collided on the Lehigh Valley rail
road at Sugar Notch, making big wreck.
A stove in one Of the cabooses set fire to
the wreckage, and before it could be ex.
Christopher Curtis, a brake
man, was burned to death.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
Printed India and China Silks.

A large assortment of beau
tiful stylesfrom.2ocentsto$I.25
a yard. Exclusive styles just
opened and now on sale. BY
far the choicest and most ele-
giant things we have ever
shown.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
Az Sea over seven NIon,h,.

NEW YORK, Feb 9.-The German bark
Iron Duke has arrived from Hong Kong
after very tedious passage Of 22l days
said to be the longest on record from that
port
Evening journal., 1894-02-09

This Is so sudden" She said, hlushing al
the tender question. II know it," he re
10 IL | had taken time To think about Il -
Detroit Free Press
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
AIa.sacre Not cnnfirm.h-

PARIS, Feb 9.-The Temps says il has
no confirmation Of the report from Senegal
that French flying column had been sur.
prised and massacred by the Tuaregs.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

In South America. - TOurist-"COuld not
some Of these disputes be settled by arbitra-
tiOnf' Native-"Mere waste of time. We
could finish ten revolutio. in the time re-
qnIred for one arbitration. N-Puck.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
Prorrsss Of Woman sunrar. I'm Tow.

DEs MONIES, Feb. 9.-The senate suffrage
committee reported favorably on a bill al
lowing women 20 vote in all elections.
The bin was made a special order for next
Tuesdav
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
Threatened shutdown In Fan River.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb 9.-The agents
of several Of the mills here state that they
will soon have TO shut down again or re-
auce wages-a result of dun business.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
MARRIED.

GILLESPIE-B -BUTLER.-On February &, at
Central Presbyterian Church. by kev. William
=: .Swartz, Elizabeth Wilson Gillespie TO
Walter Lincoln Butler, both Os this city.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09

Our great Special Sale isgo-
ing on with a rush. Our store
is crowded, and no wonder, for
we are offering the cheapest
dry goods to be found in the
country, and we are daily open
ing up new goods in nearly
every department. People who
want to save money on their
dry goods purchases should
not fail to look around our
store and see what we are offer
ing. New bargains every day.
We are offering at so cents a
pair Kid Gloves of great merit
for that low price.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09

Jooson has produced a comic opera which.
he says, be thinks all the clergy will
cqmUend. Everything highly moral ehf''
Yes. All the high kicks of the ballet are di-
5rcied ~ tho heavy villain. Truth.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09

"'rhe man who is going down hill meet,
lots OF people with their noses turned up
Tammany Times.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
pIr. vantIne,s EIeetIon E.nectsd.

The election Of Joseph f. Vantine. Of
this city, to be department commander Of
the G.. A. R. OF Delaware was no surprise
but conspicuously satisfactory move
ment to the people OF New Castle, among
whom the genial veteran has lived for
many years. Commander Vantine, in
addition to being brave soldier and
bright speaker, is a natural wit and has
made large audiences here laugh bolster
ously by his droll speeches, interrupted
occasionally by an original topical song
that would compare very favorsblyt to big
DeWolf Hopper's or little Francis Viii
sons. Mr.. Vantine is chief engineer at
the Delaware Iron Works and a member
Of the First Baptist Church.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
New Fsats Of Young Athletes.

C. A c. gymnasium last evening. In
addition to the usual indoor games,
Captain Wilson got up his FIRST game of
basketball, in which the Professionals
beat the Amateurs by score of . 10 1.
From beginning to end the game was ex-
citing and enjoyable.
and Ford jumped from the flying rings a
distance of 1873 feet, floor measure,
lighting each time on the mat along the
side wall Myers then jumped IA feet
backwards from swinging rings Thomas
Dorris crawled up the trapese ropes to
the ceiling and there hung by his toes
from the cross beam.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
Sixty dozens beautiful
Swiss Embroidered HandkerChiefS

Fine assortment of styles;
regular accent goods; 10 cents
each, six for 81 or three for
so cents. 100 dozens Children's
Initial Handerchiefs, 3 cents
each, wonderful value.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
at the following reduced prices
for this day only:

The 7 Hook Fosterina for 81. go. Regu-
lar price. 81 90.
The 2 Hook Fowler for $125. Rsgu-
lar price, 81 So
The 7Hook William for $1.OO. Regu-
lar price, 81 25.
The 5-Hook MILAN for zoe. Regular
price, $l.C0.
Every lady who attended
the Worlds Fair or who is
we'll posted and up to date on
the Kid Glove question knows
that no better glove is i'm
ported than the
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
GENUINE FOSTER KIDS.

for which we are the sole
agents in this city.
Evening journal., 1894-02-09
A Handsome Home for Singing Birds.

Citizen William Morrison, Of Fifth
street, northeast, yesterday completed a
handsome new bird house which he had
constructed 10 ornament his yard and
attract the melodious martins aud larks
in the spring. Yesterday. however. Mr.
Morrison changed his mind and decided
to present the little mansion for the
feathered creatures already rugged, to
Proprietor Charles Hofmann, the geniel
owner Of the jefferson House. Therefore
the specimen Of Mr.. Morrisons handi-
work now adorns the Jefferson House
lawn. The bird house was bnilt at David
Boulden's store on Front street. and
several friends Of Mr.. Morrson's kindly
placed Il in position.