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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-24
OVERCOME BY GAS
A YOUNG MAN DISCOVERS A LEAK in A
NATURAL GAS PIPE
And is Asyhyxia!:d by iha Fluid-Discoyerod IN
lime and RestOradVeS Applied.
A Close Call.

Mr.. Bernie Kraus had close call for
his life yesterday, under peculiar cir
Cumstances. He is employed in the
wholesale liquor establishment OF
Kraus 81 Co., on Market street. While
at work at a desk shortly after noon
yesterday, he swelled gas, and went
down into the cellar to make an inVes-
tigation. He found leak in the
natural gas pipe, and at once returned
to the store room and telephoned a mes
sage 10 the office of the Natural Gas
Company Of West Virginia.
Mr.. Kraus then again went down
into the cellar, this time for the pur-
pose OF trying to stop the leak.
When an employe of the Natural Gas
Company arrived, little later, he went
down into the cellar, and found Mr..
Kraus lying in an unconscious condi-
ton, and still inhaling the gas. He i'm
mediately gave the alarm. Mr.. Kraus
was carried up stairs by Mr.. Jacob
Loos, Mr.. w. II. Sadler, and others, and
restoratives were applied Immediately.
He was still insensibie but regained con-
seriousness after short time, and about
four o'clock was able 10 walk about.
Mr.. Krans' escape from death was
very narrow Had he remained in the
cellar, inhaling the gas, for five minutes
more, he would probably have inhaled
a sufficient amount to prove fatal. He
was fully recovered last night, and re-
ceived countless congratulations from
his friends.
When Mr.. Kraus went down to make
an investigation he found that the COL
lar connecting two joints had been
blown of. He Immediately turned out
all the lights, for the purpose Of pre-
venting an explosion, and bent the
heavy iron pipe in his efforts to stop
the leak. He had taken the precaution
to stop up his nostrils and kept his
mouth closed, and did not realize that
he was inhallng the fluid. But for his
prompt action, there would have been
an explosion, with probably disastrous
fire. The affair emphasizes the neces-
sity for periodical examination Of gas
pipes IN the cellars OF business houses.
A numb of merchants who learned OF
the accident, expressed the opinion that
such examinations should be made at
least once month.
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NOTES OF TIE RIVEE
News OF tls BoltI aui BoItnou Along
abe OHIO.

News OF tlS BoltI All BoHtrnon Along
ths Ohio
The wharfboat is receiving a coat Of
North Carolina pitch on her decks fore
and aft.
The water in the river at this point
registered feet aud inches last night
and was reported to be falling.
The C. H. Woods left for Matamoras
at 1880 yesterday, and the John l..
Lowry will depart for the same point at
1880 a. n. to-day.
Owing to the low water the Liberty
will be taken of the Darlington trade
and the Eliza II. will return TO her SER
vice. The Liberty left for Darlington
at 4 p. III.
Up and down the river empty barges
are laid up waiting for rise 10 the
water. In case there should be q sud-
den rise /. is doubtful whether there are
empties enough at Pittsburg TO answer
the immediate demands OF the trade.
River men are extremely anxious re-
garding the outlook il the present low
stage OF water continues for even a
short time longer. A closed winter Oh
TOD OF the low water since july would
about discourage the trade. Capt.
Crockard suggests governmental aid 10
relieve a situation like the present and
saws a series Of dams ike those al Davis
Island would prevent the water oecom-
ing too low for river traffic.
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nent society people of P0meroy, D..
who have been in the city Tor several
days as the guests of friends, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Otto fischer, well known CONNER
cial man OF the road from New York, is
at the Stamm, and says that business oil
the country is picking up wonderfully
aud that orders are coming In with IN
usual raDidity fer this time OF the year.
c. S. Hubbard ,,of Sistersville, was In
the city last evening.
J. T. Neurchwander, OF Hannibal,
Ohio, was registered AT the Behier last
night.
n. Farson, from SistersVile, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barrett, Of
Warrington, are in the city
r. NJ. Shaw, a prominent business
man OF Parkersburg, was in the city
last night.
E.E. Stewart and Geo. B. Woodcock,
two business men OF New MartinsVille,
are in the city.
A. G. Lancaster. OF Parkersburg, was
here last night
r. o. McCown is visitor in the city
from Ravenswood, W. Va.
Miss Thresa Moaser eftYesterday for
Parsons, Kan, to spend the winter.
L. w. Busby. the well known political
writer for the Chicago Inter Ocean, was
at the Mcclure yesterday. He has fol-
lowed up the Mckinley itinerary ever
since the opening of the present cam
psign.
Henry NJ. Hunt, of the United Press,
and Harry Miner, OF the Associated
Press, were at the Mcclure yesterday in
attendance upon the Mckinley meet
ing.
Frank Woods, general agent OF the
Stroh Brewery Company. Detroit, was at
the Mcclure last night and says that
the present business boom is lasting and
is clear proof Of the beneficial effects OF
Democratic tariff reform legislation.
Joseph Klein, Of Allegheny, Pa,
we'll known in this city as the side
show lecturer at the Eks outing last
spring, is in the city, and Of course Is
as jolly as ever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-24

Ka0TUils Tribune.
Since the foundation Of the United States
Government there has been but one Demo
cratic party. 1t was organized and its fun
damental principles laid down by Thomas
Jefferson. In turn it has been opposed by
three great parties and numerous factions.
The old Federal party, its FIRST opponent,
gave place TO the Wing party, which Ia
time was broken up 10y the Republican
party. The Republican party IS now be-
ginning TO go to pieces. 1t has out one
distinctive principle Of public policy, tariff
for protection, aud on tnis toe party Is no
longer united. 1t is now engaged in It's
last battle, desperate, but hopeless.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-24

JOHN FULTON has been appointed
watchman in the Hempfeld yard Of the
b. & o. by Henry FIoersheim, the Fin
leyville coal operator, to watch the cars
of coal allowed to stand there.
THE young ladies OF st. Alphonsus
Church will give an oyster supper this
evening at the church for the benefit Of
the orphans Of the church. The base
ment OF the church has been beaut-
fully decorated.
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TariR students Meeting.

The William L. Wilson Tariff Stu
dents held an enthusiastic meeting last
night, at which IL was decided &c take
part in the demonstration tonight.
Having been assigned by the Execu-
tive Committee as special escort to the
Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson, every member
will report promptly at p. m. sharp at
McLauChlin's Hall. Come in full uni
form, il possible. Those not fully uni
formed will please bring mortar board
cap and and umbrella. All members
are expected.
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Meeting Postponed.

The meeting announced for last
evening at the Sixth Ward Democratic
club room, Kemple's hall, when General
Alfred Caldwell and Attorney General
7. 5. Riley were TO speak, was post
poned owing to business meetings being
held to arrange for this evenings re-
ception and demonstration in honor OF
Hon. w. L. Wilson and Hon. Bourke
Cochran.
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Out of Date.
Warrington Post.

WtIEIItIIy0 10 7 W
The trouble with Mckinley is that he is
out of date. His philosophy, his deport-
ment, his attitudes, his smile, even ais
carefully cultivated resemblance 70 Napo-
leon Bonaparte, ali have lost their hold
upon the public mind. The country has
marched on and left him far Dshlnd, lost In
ecs,atic contemplation Of tariff scheme
which events have discredited, which his
tory mas exposed, and which is to-day as
hopeless an anachronism in statecrait as
the stinkpot or boomerang in warfare
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-24
CONTEMPORANEOUs THOUGHT.
Would BE n Great Misfortune.

LouisUilts CoH-is-- Journal
Short of the triumph OF anarchy, which
is not conceivable, or Of socialism, which
is a growing but still remote peril, no
greater misfortune could happen to the
United States than the restoration OF the
Republican party TO the control Of the gov
eminent.
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Universal ChsapnesI.
BALTIMORE Herald

B9Ilin0r6 HsfdIA
A dollar buys two bushels OF wheat In
Illinois. twenty pounds OF cotton in Georgia
and twenty pounds Of graduated sugar IN
Baltimore, but the same dollar earns only
about one per cent. interest in New YORK.
Surely. il there is anything in universal
cheapless, the virtue Of it ought'to become
apparent
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE

Richard NJ. Griffin claims 10 be the OIL
est man in active newspaper service ~
Albany. If not in the State OF New IorE
Heis eighty years Of age and covers pohi
headquarters for the Albany Euentng Po,t
John Jacob Astor recently purchastd
two pieces Of property adjoining his honte
in New York for $4,000. The houses q
them. said 70 be very handsome broW3
stone ones. are TO be torn down 20 makeS
tennis court
Miss Helen Gould does not go ia
many society fads. but when ner broth
George bought a fine billiard table Mig
Gould employed a teacher, and II IS ~
corded OF her that she made as nigh :
three points al in one run.
4 ruby wedding is q rare event A.
marks the sixty-ffJh year OF married Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Turreil, OF Litcnnel-.
Mich. have lust celebrated such an event,
aud so have made themselves famous.
Lee Zauders was taken before New
Eampsntre squire a few days ago. charged
with passing a counterfeit hali-doilar. He
nrotested his innocence on the ground that
fhs date OF the coin. 1859, showed that il
copId not have been in circulation so many
years without being detected II i was
counterfeit The justice thought THIS
logical defense, and the prisoner was as
charged. TIE half-dollar was afterwarc
melred with the light OF candle.
The favorite drink in the Imperial palace
at Potsdam now is said 70 De 'clcumoei
nunch.| II was introduced info Germany
nv the Emperor. who learned 10 ike and
rna-e II when on 8 visit 70 sdlme English
oficers recently. His msiest7 makes tn'
Allows: IA takes fhree bottle:
wine az ours into ? bow
pt. - this ne places
the ind has betI
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Elm Grova Mating.

Gen. Alfred Caldwell and Hon. T. S.
Riley will discuss the issues of the cam
paign at the Town Hall, Elm Grove, on
Thursday evening, the 25th, A splendid
meeting is anticipated, as both speakers
have regulations for fairness and ability
in their discussion Of campaign issues.
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Political Notes.

Col. White will deliver speeches on
the 3O,h, at Littleton and Hundred,
Wetzel county.
NJ. f. Dryden and VIM, NJ. Kncaid
will address a meeting on November
ID. at Uniontown, Wetzel county.
NJ. D. Post, Esq, will start next week
for a four days trip through Wetzel
county.
Captain B. 3. Dovener is TO speak at
KpOke's hail this evening.
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Lot him Drop.

Grand Rapids Dem0sTot.
~ was at one time somewhat in favor OF
electing the President by popular ballot,
but because the people cannot DE trusted
should not vote for IT., said julius Caesar
Burrows in a recent speech. when polls
ticlau rises TO such an elevation that he
cannot trust the people il IS time for him
10 be dropped with thud.
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F,ftb ward Dem oorats.

The Democrats Of the Fifth ward are
requested to meet tonight at Sea-
bright's, corner Twenty-second and
Main streets, at Z O'clock and will
march in body with drum corps to
the rooms Of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club to attend the meeting at the
D pera House.
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Tho 7. NJ. d. Z. Meeting.

The call for a business meeting OF
Y. NJ. d. c. met with a ready response,
the hall in the l. o. o. f. building being
we'll filed with the members OF the
organization. Arrangements were
completed for the turnout this evening
for escort duty, and the club is called
to meet, in full uniform, at Gas this
eYeninR.
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Rave Had Enough of 1t,

MINNEAPOLIS u atS.
Whatever reaction there may be against
the Democratic party ~ present, the people
OF the United states would no more toler-
ate the restoration Of the Mckinley taria
than fhey would the abolition OF the rail-
WAYS and the return OF wagons, stage
coaches and canal boats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-24

removed. and allows it to become saturated
with the wine. The cucumber IS then
"pressed out" and three glasses OF maras-
chino are added. Sugar is not used IN the
punch.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily h-o OF tas Movement OF
Individuals.
r...tnl fnfha Farla..-

Daily h-olIsIs OF tas Movement OF
Individuals.
Srsnal totAs RsJis;s--
New YORK, October 23.-M. NJ. Cecil
and A. T. Meder are registered At the
Astor House to-day.
Mrs. Ferdinand Rolf. OF South Jacob
street, is seriously i'll with quinsy.
William Morris and wife, of the Para
disc Lost company, are at the Windsor
Harry Knoke, the South Side saloon
ist, is confined TO his room with severe
cold.
Mr.. John Marsh, the florist, of South
Jacob street, has gone TO Baltimore on
q business trip.
Mrs. Ed RaicIif, Of Sout Jacob
street, who has been seriously i'll for
several days, is conValescing slowly.
Barton Smith, Captain General OF
the Ohio Knights Templars, aud a
prominent lawyer OF Toledo, was at the
Windsor yesterday.
Miss Sallie ReinbeIr, OF New Mata-
moras, who has been the guest Of
friends in the city Tor seme days, re-
turned home yesterday.
Dr.. Carl Rust, OF Martins Ferry, and
George P Rust. of Wellington, o., both
we'll Known in thisIsaetion, registered
at the Windsor yesterday.
William NeuenschVsnder, OF Sisters
Vile, Secretary OF TIL Morrison McCor-
mick Lumber company, was in the city
yesterday amp rsporf business in that
locality boou
Edwani ~ formerly of this
- in .PrOvidedee,
us rstQrned to
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AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.
Congressman PeudIetOu Addressed Ben
wood Voters Last Night

Congressman PeudIetOu Addressed Ben
wood Voters Last Night
McKinleyites must be rather scarce
10 BsnwOod, judging ON the immense
crowd that remained away from the
Mckinley meeting, aud turned out to
hear Hon. John o. Peadleton ia that
town last night Owing to the large
humber expected, it vas concluded to
bold the meeting out d doors, and this
arrangement showed pc wisdom Of the
Managers, as there IS not 3 hall in
,t vicinity big end gh to hold the
DIe. Il was by 10 The largest and
Enthusiastic n tical gathering
BenWo0d thiSV bar.
-, R8a o1 IS band opened
snd then the
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A straight Tip.

81. Louis Globe Democrat.
Paris called for plans for its exposition
Of the year 1900, and already 500 have been
sent in. Here is a valuable idea for sol {:
Make it all Midway Plaisance.
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s.. Paul G.C6s.
The surplus Of the Pullman company for
the past wear was 81, 800, 900. IL WAS hard
year-for the men who worked Tor Pull
man.
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THE GERMAN.AmEEIOANs MOVING

A Meeting Called For This Evenins-HOn.
G. j. Wiener, of Baltimore, TO Speak
Here Friday and Saturday Evenings.
The members of the German-Amer-
lean Cleveland Union, who did such
effective work in the Presidential cam
paign in this county two years ago, and
who aided so greatly in the victory then
and there achled, will jump into the
present campaign to-day with their
sleeves rolled up, and will henceforth
be in the thick Of the fight for the
whole Democratic ticket, from Hon.
John A. Howard down to the candidates
for district officers.
By call from Chairman Paul o.
Reymann, published in another column
of this issue Of the REGIsTR2, it will be
seen the organization is called TO meet
this evening, 10 the hall in ROGERS
block, at seven o'clock sharp. This
will be a business meeting, and the
session will only last an hour. At eight
o'clock the members present will march
10 one OF the Opera Houses in body to
listen 10 NON. W. IL U4LsOH anu AAOtA'
Bourke Cochran.
The officers of the German-American
Cleveland Union have completed ar
engagements for the presence in this city
of Hon. c. j. Wiener, o! Baltimore, a
speaker of great popularity in the East,
and platform orator of the greatest
ability. Mr.. Wiener will arrive in
Wheeling Friday, and Friday evening
he will address a meeting of German
Americans in the Eighth ward, prob
ably at Teutonls Hall, on Tbirty-third
stree.. or SAttr6.Y evening he will
speak at the Opera HouS~.
Both of these meetings will be big
affairs, and every Germsn-American in
Ohio county should be present at each
Of the gatherings.
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Let Der Sizzle.

Chicago Record
The campaign is getting rapidly up to
the sizzling point
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.lu,r Like tho "Intelllcencer,s" Wal


Z s. LiCerDOOt Crisis.
Foraker's calamity howl sounded like a
dismal moan 10 the ears OF the people OF
East Liverpool, where all the mauufactur-
ing establishments are at work, many OF
them night and day, and the community
enjoying such prosperity as has not preyi-
ously been theirs in many years.
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The cards are out an cIng the
marriage on Tuesday, NJ svs.,r II. Of
Mr.. Harry E. Kenney az ouys Mary
Agnes Flynn at the ChurefNsf the I'm
maculate Conception in the evening at
6:30 o'clock.
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THB SOCIAL VHIRL.
INTERESTING EIaNTS TAKING PLACE IN
FASHIONABLE CIRCLES.
Several Pretty Welding Ceremonies Yesterday.
SOirsss, Receptions, Weddings and
Entertainments in the Future.

A quiet but very pretty wedding took
place yesterday al the refidence OF Mr..
Henry Stoetzer, in which the happy
principals were Miss Nellie Stoetzer,
popular and charming young lady Of
the South Side, and Mr.. Frank a.
burst, an energetic member OF the
firm OF Alex. burst & Son. The we'd
ding took place at halt-oast
one o'clock, and was followed by
banquet and reception. The parIors
were beautifully decorated with potted
plants and delicate shrutery artisticaliy
arranged. After the reception the
united parties were driven TO the 1855
o'clock train. They will spend TWO or
three weeks in the eastern cities, and
will be at home after November 10.
Kew. DR.. Schwarm OBLIGATED.
Next Monday there will be q quiet
wedding at ST. Alphonsus Church. The
contracting parties are Mr.. Christian
Yocum and Miss Margaret Brille. The
ceremony will be performed at o'clock
by Rev, Father Didacus.
The cards are out announcing tho
marriage on NoYem Der of DIR. August
Serg and Miss Antina Stahl. The we'd
ding will take place at ST. Alphonsns
church.
Monday next, October~3O, at st. Al
phonsus Church at six o'clock in the
evening Mr.. Emil Hackenberg, OF this
city, and Miss Sarah Wilson, OF Valley
Point, will be married by Rev. Father
Didacus.
Friday evening thefmembers OF the
East Fad Club will entertain their
friends at Beethoven Hall. Dancing
will be the order OF the evening.
Mayors orchestra will bein attendance.
1t was quite a surprise when it was
learned by their many friends that MIR.
VIII Stanley, the well known and pop
ular book-Keeper at Schmulbach's
brewery aud Miss Bertha
Eissenach, a popular East End lady,
had been married over a month ago.
The ceremony took place at the parson-
age Of ST. Johns German Protestant
Church on September 49,. and was per
formed by Rev. DR.. WIN. .Ulfert. aThe
fact that they had been married was
made known Saturday, and caused a
sensation among their many friends,
who are now cOngratulatiDg the happy
young people.
The Nom bers OF the North End vol
unteer FIRE department very pleasantly
entertained their friends, last evening,
at their hose house. The evening was
very pleasantly spent in dancing.
Last Saturday very quiet wedding
was performed by Rev. Engle at his
residence. The parties to the ceremony
were Mr.. Chas. B. Biggs and Miss Lulu
A. Warnock, well known young people
Of the East Eud. The announcement
of the nuptials was surprise TO their
many friends.
The cards are out an icing the
marriage on Tuesday, NJ Sv..tr II, Of
Mr.. Harry E. Kenney av q ouys Mary
Agnes Flynn at the ChurcfNsf the I'm
in tho avnpiDr NJ
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~ disiguring eczemas and every
species of itching, burning, and
scaly skin and scalp diseases relieved
by a single application and speedily
cured by CUTlCURA when all else
fails. To those who have suffered
long and hopeleSSly, and who have
lost faith in doctors, medicines, and
all things human, CUTICURA RENE
DIES appeal with force never before
realized in the history of medicine.
Every hope, every expectationawak-
ened by them, has been more than
fulfilled. Their success has excited
the wonder and approval of phySi-
clans familiar with the marvellous
cures daily effected by them. Peo-
pie in every walk OF life believe in
them, use them, and recommend
them. They are, in truth, the great
est skin cures, blood purifiers, and
humor remedies of modern times.
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plavs havoc with H. Were doing u though
cutting i.n two, 80 20 speak. snn thai SET the
nubIic OF Wheeling 10 plnying havoc WITH our
stock because It's the prices, not the furniture,
tbAt has suffered ampuJation. The knife has
Teen applied all along the lice, apd every
things been slsshed IN this sweeping cut
There's always q RIGHT time TO do the right
thing: its the right thing now 70 furnish your
honse and our store Is the right place 20 do H.
You'll know we're right when you see our
goods and prices. This we have iye.piece Par
lor Suit for S!s, etc.
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Last Saturday very quiet wedding
was performed by Rev. EngIe at his
residence. The parties TO the ceremony
were Mr.. Chas. B. Biggs and Miss Lulu
A. Warnock, well known young people
of the East Eud. The announcement
of the nuptials was d surprise TO their
many friends.
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the war, leeches upon the public treas
ury. Then we found the Office OF the
Public Printer feasting lot Of hungry
Republicans, who should have been out
at work earning an honest living Ike
the rest of us. Well our Democratic
Public Printer sent some 200 of them
adrlft and the country is saved that
much expense"
Mr.. Pendieton then paid glowing
tribute individually to the candidates
On the Democratic county ticket. lie
then spoke OF John A. Howard, candi-
date for Congress. AT the mention oil
Mr.. Towards name the crowd went
wild and INDUCED in prolonged hur-
rah for the next member OF Congress
from this district.
At the closa of Mr.. Pendleton's
speech he was warmly applauded and
every one present went away pleased at
the excellent address delivered. Ii was
a big meeting and will produce dig re-
suits. The enthusiasm was especially
warm at every mention Of the name OF
John A. Howard.
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The Nom ers OF the North End vol
unteer FIRE department very pleasantly
entertained their friends, last evening,
at their hose house. The evening was
very pleasantly spent in dancing.