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AT HUNTINGTON,
IN" i''u" ami tho Gray Rnd tho Sta
Militia rny N unit,d Trihut,

IN" Hue and tho Gray and tho State
Militia ray n United Tribute.
SPECIAL Di'pdieA 10 ne inicuionor.
HUNTINGTON, ". Va. May 3o.-No.
on any occasion in years has Docora,i on
Day boon so gonora,ly observed as to.
dRy. business was generally suspend.
cd aud people who had fought on both
sides turned out TO do honor to
their deAd. Though tho arrangements
were under tho auspices OF tho Bailey
post u. A. l.. aud were grandly con-
ducted. yot their efforts were made
ctronGcr by tho Camp Garnet Confod-
crate Veterans who accompanied them
to Springfield Hill cemetery, and asais-
tod In scattering garland, upon the
graves OF not only their own but the
union dead.
Rcv. Francis Lynch delivered tho or
alton OF tho day and It was O splendid
eiiorL The state militia thcn fired %.
lutc over tho grounds whore the union
soldiers are buried. The &. A. r. post
will on Saturday participate with Camp
Garnet In Decoration Day exercises.
Tho post will be. with othor visitors,
given n spread and speeches will bo
made bya number OF Appointment gentle.
men. Hon. Charles Caldwell will re-.
spond to tho toast "rhose Who were
Closest Together in the War as Enemies
arc Closest Together in Peace as Clti.
ZenAh
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GRESHAM'S FUNERAL.

Tho Mortal Hemnins of tho Lnts Secretary
city He Loved.
CHICAGO, May 30.-Tho remains OF
Walter Q. Gresham wore laid in tho
vault In Oakwood cemetery this after.
noon. there to remain until tho Nom.
bcrs Of his family have decided upon o
place Of final interment, either in Oak
wood or in some other cemetery in
Chicago.
General Gresham loved Chicago and
1t loved him. 1t revealed to-day tho al
fection It bore him. and the esteem in
which 1t held him when fully 200. 900
people lined tho streets through which
the funesal cortego passed, and crowded
the cemetery while the body OF tho ma
tion's premier was placed III tho rest
ing place from which 1t will be taken
only for the grave.
Never In Chicago since the day when
the dead body Of Abraham Lincoln was
carried through the streets has Chicago
testified 30 fully her grief for the death
OF any one man. As the hearss passed
slowly along every head was uncovered
in respect to the illustrious dead, and
during tho short services before the
body was finally placed in the vault, the
cemetery for the distance Of several
hundred feet around the vault was filled
by the crowd. which stood without
sound or motion until the last OF the
rites was concluded.
Every sphere OF life which the dead
man had filled and adorned was repre-
sented by the side OF his bier. The
hands which bore his lifeless form from
the car in which he had come from
Washington were the hands OF men who
had marched and fought with him in
years gone by-the mon Of the LOYAL
Legion. The men who walked before
the casket as honorary pall-bearers
were men who had sat beside him when
he g:aced the federal bench and upheld
tho nations law with the same frank
and fearless spirit in which he had up
held its honor on tho battlefield. There
by the door OF tho open vault stood
Grover Cleveland, the man who holds
the highest office in the gift OF the
American people, and there stood other
men-they OF the Grand army, whose
hSuaha " u q Auit VI ioNc ullu Luc VI
brotherhood OF Walter Q. Gresham, be-
cause he. as well as they, had in the
dark days Of the nations lie held firm
his faith and kept pace with q full,
free step to the music OF the Union.
At one side of the vault were drawn
up squadrons OF the famous lighting"
Seventh cavalry, and in the back ground
wera the dark blue ranks OF the Fif.
teenth infantry. They stood motion
less at present arms. and when tho last
OF the commitment service was over, the
buglors Of the Seventh stepped forward,
raised their bugles and in clear notes
sounded taps" No other military
honors were given. and the tributes to
which the exalted rank and eminent
services OF the dead man SO Justly enti-
tied him were, at the wish oi his family,
dispensed with. In fact, none were
needed. for the fame OF the manly man,
who had shone as a soldier, a jurist
and cabinet minister, is secure with
the people who loved him.
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A NEW RELIGION
Established by n Pittsburgh Preacher
IT'S Customs arc Not Exactly Orthodox.

Established by n Pittsburgh Preacher.
us Customs arc Not Exactly Orthodox.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. May 30.-The Com
morcial Gazette tomorrow will publish
special from Omaha, Neb., stating
that Rev. John Morrow, formerly OF
Pittsburgh, has established now re-
ligion there. The principal features of
it is that all mombers OF his church
worship in nude condition.
A Mrs. Chrlsensou, OF Omaha, who 10
member OF the church, gave out the
information concerning the now sect.
She claims that Morrow has 200 follow:
era in the city. Services so far have
boon hold In tho homes of the various
members and in each case the partici-
pants were all naked. It 10 charged
that one young girl who belonged to
Morrow's Bible class has been ruined.
Morrow is now said to be in Peoria.
Morrow Is well known in Pittsburgh.
He was born in ireland. graduated at
one OF the leading eastern colleges, waa
ordained rs U. P. minister IN 1873 ard
had charge ct Taylorstown. Pa. and
later in Allegheny. He was dismissed
from the U. P. church on account
OF his faith euro beliefs. Later
lie was Bible instructor ut the
Bethany home, faith cure institution.
While thorc ho edited paper, known
as she Faith Of God" He was re.
moved from therc because he was in tho
habit oil kissing tho sisters. He made
plea that his carcs,cs were "holy
kisses" n part OF his religion, but the
defense did not stand.
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
a dispatch from Hong Kong says
hos,ili.ics have begun IN FormoIa.

a dispatch from Hong Kong says
hos,iitios have begun in Formola.
Common people in Formosa regard
tho declaration OF tho republic ns an
Official dodge.
Mabel BOllow. tho nctress md author
ess, cut her throat with razOr In Chi.
cago and may die.
Mayor George ". Ochs, Of Chuta.
nooga add rcssed tho National Municipal
Reform League at Cleveland.
Senator Brico has written n public
letter in which ho says 1t would bO
ruinoug ior tho Democrats of Ohio to
mako declaration either way on tho
silver question this year
A., Sardis, Harrison county, this
state, tho JUNIOR Order American
Mechanics presented tlng to tho village
school. Wednesday morning It was
discovered that the banner had been
torn down aud burned during the night.
4 petition has boon forwarded to
Pckin from South China praying tho
omperor 10 introduce constitn tiOnal 70.
form, TO remove incapable ollicials 10
abolish tho qucuo (pig tail) mud loot
binding md to allow freedom OF speech
and OF tho prcas.
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rison, you aro not 1t; youmupt como

rison. 'You aro not Gt; you nuut como
with mo-"
81 will rovlcw tho parade" insisted
tho governor, and, ho stood straight 40
M arrow aud looked out towards tho
avenue.
A mighty chcor wont up from ton
thousand throata and tho governor
raisol his hand TO his hat, which had
been placed upon his hcad. As ho did
80 he swayod from sido to Sido and
would have fallen again had not strong
arms supported him.
Then ho turned to tho mayor and
asked him in u tromulous voice, "Will
you review the parade, Mr.. Mayor?"
"Yos. yos," said tho mayor.
Tho governor was thon helped down
to his carriage by General Harrison aud
others. Tho general got into tho car
fingo with tho governor. John Jacob
Astor and two other members OF tho
governors stall climbed IN, md tho
carriage was driven to tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel, whore he soon recovered.
A! 1890 o'clock Governor Morton
Sont for tho officers on his staff and told
thom ho had decided to 90 through tho
rest Of tho days performance. 1t was
too lutc to go back to tho Madison
Square reviewing stand, but ho said ho
would go up to the Hotel Renaissance
and thence to Riverside Park to take
part in tho exercises at Grants tomb.
At 1910 the governor aud his stan on.
tered carriages aud were driven away.
Tho crowd about the hotel choered
heartily as tho governor departed.
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GOV. MORTON OVERCOME

Jy tho Heat while l:ovirwiuG tho Parade
In New York-lIo EccOvors In Tims to
Co to the Ceremonies mt Grants Tomb.
NEw IoHK. May S0.-While Governor
Morton was reviewing the parade OF G.
A. r. men at tho stand in Madison
Square to-day. he was observed to turn
pulo and he sat down abruptly.
Tho next instant ho lurched forward
and fell with hiI cad against Il rough
scantling OF tho reviewing stand. Ash.
ley W. Cole. his private secretary,
sprang forward and caught tho COVER.
nor'a head and raised 1t.
Ex-Prcsident Harrison was only n
moment behind Mr.. Cole, and thoy with
the assistance OF Mayor Strong, liftod
tho governor from his chair and laid
him upon tho floor OF tho reviewing
stand. 4 young lady came forward and
otlorcd silver brandy flask. General
Harrison poured some OF tho liquor
into glasa OF wator aud pressed it 10
tho governors lips.
Governor Morton's face was worry
white. His eyes closed woarily, but
when band came by playing IL stirring
march thoy opened quickly and ho
Htrugelod to got to his tcot. General
Harrison bout over him, and putting
hia lips to tho governors oar said: "No.
governor, Won must lio still. You havo
been overcome by tho hoat. Wo have
sont for Il carriage. and wo will take you
away" Tho governor WAS lying be.
hind board partition about thrcc foot
high. TEAR away that pnrtiuon." OK.
claimed ex.Prosidont Harrison, and in
n twinkling thrco big policemen had
torn the partition down.
Tho governor smiled family and again
alrusglod to got upon his fcct. 10
was assisted this timo by Mayor
Strong, Mr.. Colo and n member oi tho
governors stnt.
81 must review the parade" said tho
governor.
NO, no." demonstrated General IIar-
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AT FhIIsMOST.
The Dag Obssrvcd In tho UAunl Manner.
A Fine Add rcA.

The Dag Obssrvcd In til. Usual Manner.
A Fine Add ross.
S;,-l.! Dupd,ch 10 The In<IIiQeHetE
FAIRMoSr, ". Va, May 30.-Memor-
IA! Day was observed hore by the gem
eraI closing OF the storos and banks.
Th, morning Meade post, &. A. R.,
with largo concourIo OF citizens. duly
obporved the services at Maple Grove
cemetery, near Pala,inc. Tho principal
siIress was made by E. VI. Showalier,
followed by Prof. Thomas C. Miller and
DtGer speakers. Tho address OF Mr..
Snowal.er was considered the Gnost cvor
delivered here on such m occa'ion and
will be printed. Tho usual committees
had been appointed to decorate all tho
Soldinrs' graves in the different com.
Gteries
Tho game oil bnso ball at tho base bali
groIndB hero between tho Moundsvl!n
club aud our own was won by tho
former. Score, tot. A large crowd
was present, although the Weather was
extremely warm.
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ans. Tho Speakers wore introduced by
Ion. George ", Patton. Governor
MaeCorklo wac expected 10 dollycr an
Snadros'' but was called away ou urgont
Ths parade wnsn worry crod,ablo ono,
tho sous OF VO,orans md Charleston
Council American Mechanics taking
part. Two bands and n drum corps
wcrc In limo. Tho weather was. most
auSpicious. and tho principa! streets,
wore 'aviShly decorated with tho M.
tional colors.
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AT MATTINSBURG,
Many Organizations Unite With tho veter-
nus-Ths Dend Fifty Honored.

Many Organizations Unite With tho Veter-
nns-rhe pend Fifty iionored.
SDericI Dispatch To IA, Izlett;enee-.
MARrI%snuRG, W. Va. May 3d.
Memorial Day was vary appropriately
observed at this place. A number OF
local organizations. including the Odd
Fellows, the fire company, the city band
and the Daughters OF Rebekah, joined
with The Grand Army veterans and
marched to the different cemeteries and
decorated the graves Of their deceased
comrades. Tho pupils OF the public
schools and Company f OF tho state
militia also participated. The formal
services oil the Grand Army were held
at Green Hill cemetery. after which the
hymn "My Country, 'Tis OF Thee was
sung and Rev. DR.. d. II. Shields made a
prayer. Mr.. U. S. G. Pitzer was then
introduced and made an eloquent nd.
dress, Company E. concluded tho csre.
monies by firing salute.
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At ktngwoo,i,

Sp<ciGl Dispateh 10 he In.eHi:cnco.
KISGwooD. ". Va, May S1-Icmo-
rial Day here wna the incest in tho his
tory OF tho day. The attendance waslarge
and tho services very appropriate.
Abou. six hundred friends OF the ma
TONS defenders me. here from the di,-
feront parts o! the county and at !
o'clock n procession was formed and
marched to the cemetery, where all the
soldiers graves were decorated under
tho auspices OF Kelly post, G. \. r.
Eloquent speeches were made By Prof.
Rufus Haden. Hon. P. ]. Crocau and
Rev. S. p. Crummett and others.
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Garfield Monument Unvelled.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May 30.-Tho OK.
crciscs attending tho unwilling Of tho
Garfield monument here began at 8
o'clock. J. @. Lore, presided. and an
immense gathering was in attendance.
Job II. jackson made tho Introductory
address mud Bishop Coleman pro-
nounced tho invocation, Rev. Merritt
Iurlbort. d. D., delivered tho oration.
Tho monument was presented TO tho
city by Edgar NJ. Hopes, unveiled by
Miss President Sherwin, OF Cleveland,
O., and received by Mayor shortlidge.
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.ling Of rifles aud the tramp Of
northern mlli!inmon. Around tho bal
comics OF tho big hall sat youth and
beauty md old ago, all doing honor to
gallant mon who had fought for tho
conicdoracy.
Four thousand crowded int, tho ar.
mory to take part In tho reception to
tho confederate gonorals. and the fair
southern vlsitors who oamo 10 Chicago
to attend tho dedication OF tho monu.
mont at Oakwood.
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POLICE INTERPRETED
In tho More Nc Cnrthy Fight nt bradford,

Tn,
BRADFoRD. Pa, May 30.'-Dick Moore,
OF Boston,. and Tom Mccarthy, OF Du-
Bois, fought for n purse of
$1,000 before a good slzod
crowd tonight. The police neerferod
in the seventh round. Mccarthy dc.
libera,ely foulcd Moore. Tho light was
declared draw in tho tenth round.
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Weather Forecast FOR To-day.

For Wosi NlfrInla, lnlr; soulhcrly winds.
For Western Pcnnsy lvnnia. increasing cloudi.
ness. with showers in northern notion; cooler In
northern portion; variable Winds
FOR Ohio fair In southern, showers In north
ert portion: cooler in northern portion; south.
erly winds. becoming variable.
TIE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
ns furnished by c. ScuyrrY. d.ussIS:, corner
Market and Fourteenth SreeIL
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KEI. TUNG BOMBARDED,
4 Renewal of tho War by tho Japanese nt
Formosn,

Hone KONG. May 50. - Hos.ilities
have commenced at Eormosa. Pri.
vato ndvicss received hero arc to
tho elect that tho Japanese arc
bombarding kcc lung. " town
In the c1tromo north Of Fornosa. Itis
believed hero that the bomhardment ia
being carried on by tho fleet OF tho
Japanese now supposed TO be at sea in
tho vicinity OF Tamsui
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VEST VIRGINIA
Honors tho Heroos Who Arc
Sleeping Beneath Her Soil.
HOHMEMORIlL DAY WAS SOBSERVED
At Principal Points Throughout
tho Mountain State.
BLUE AND GRAY MARCH TOGETHER

In Some Places aud strcw Flowers on
tho Graves OF Union md Confcdcr.
ate Soldiers Alike-rho Exercises at
the National Cemetery Mt Grafton.
Flvo Thousand Visitors Participate.
IIon. q. ". Atkinson tho Orator OF
tho Day.
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At Now MRrtinsvills.

sretial Dbpott'I to he Eeligencr.
New MAGrISsviLLE, W. Va. May 30.
Memorial services were hold hero to.
day BY tho members of Captain Phil
Bier post, G. A. r, and their friends.
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THE MONUMENT
To tho Momory OF tho Confederate
Doad ut Chlcngo.
THE BLUE AND THE GRAY UNITED

In Its Dcdication-A Scene Unparal.
1oiod IN Illstory-Tho Historic Mn.
son aud DIxon's Limo Wlpod Out
and tho 'ion Who Fought IN War
aro Friends in Poaoe-EloQuent
and Patriotic Address by General
Wade Hampton.
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AT GRANTS TOMB
Ills Victorian Followers Moot to
Honor HIn Momory.
GRAFTON BY GOVERNOR MKINLEY

To Twenty Thousand People nt River.
sido Pnrls-Oovornor Morton su flcrs
an Attack OF Sunstroisc, but kc.
covcrs-rho Decoration Exercises Mt
Arlington Ccmotcry, Near tho Ma.
tionai Capital-Addrcss by General
Agnus-rho Lessons Of tho Hour.
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TO ENLARGE BUILDINGS


or tho Homo for Aged and Fricndiess
Women-A Meeting Held.
Last night at the Home for aged and
fricndless women. on Thirteenth street,
q meeting OF the board OF directors o!
the institution, together with the board
Of lady managers, was held for the pur'
pose OF considering a number Of mat
ters, the most important OF which was
relative 10 the enlargement OF tho
buildings Of the Home. by 4 vote Of
tho directors it was determined to on
large the building and a committee Of
the board OF directors and OF the lady
managers acting tentatively, was con.
tined with instructions to report on
plans, specifications and estimates il
the way be clear at the next meeting o.
the directors. President A. j. Clarke
OF the board, presided, and Mr.. F. II,
Williams acted rs secretary. The meet
ing was fully attended. but the proceed.
ings were shortened on accoun. OF thu
very warm evening.
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Tho opening session OF tho supreme
court oil appeals will be held Thursday
in tho second branch council chamber.
The Ohio county cascs AFRO first on tho
docket. thosc Sc. for Thursday being as
follows:
State OF West Virginia w. tho Balti.
moro & Ohio Railroad Company; II. II.
BENTLEY 70. the Standard Insurance
COMPANY; State VS.. Elgie Myers tine
oleomarGnrine test case) Noill 4 Filing.
lain ~. tH3 Rogers Bros. Produce Com.
pnny, and Caroline Schut,ler ct al. vs..
C. I. Brandlass.
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Tho State Association Of bankers Of
Wose Virginia will mootin this city, In
tho chamber OF commerce rooms, nj
1880 a. IN. to-day and romain In session
until tomorrow evening. A very In.
torestiug programme has been prepared
by the committee appolutod by tho
Wheeling bankers. including an outing
to Wheeling Park aud a visit to tho Riv.
crside works At BCnwood. Tho Wheel.
Ing and Elm Grove Railroad has placed
u special train at tho disposal oil the
association and tho Wheeling Park IA.
ISOLATION ha, also teudered thom tho
FREQ use OF tho park, while tho Whocl-
ing. Railway Company has given the
members the, freedom OF tho electrical
cars ut any time during their stay In tho
city.
The sessions will begin at 1880 this
forenoon in the chamber OF commerce
hall, whom lloy. DR.. Cooke will mako the
opening prayer. Tho programme in
detail follows:
WEDNESDAY, JUSE6. 1895.
Meeting win DO called TO order at 1880 a. IN.
by the President.
Prayer by ley. Dr. Cooke.
address ot.Wclcomc, Mayor d. +. Caldwell, gu
behalf OF city.
Address OF Welcome, l!obcr. C. Dalzcll, esq,
on behalf OF Wheeling BANKS.
Reply by visiting delegate.
AFTERNOON SESSION, = r. N.
Roll call OF members.
Report OF Executive Committee.
Report OF Secretary unh Treasurer.
Address. "Mtnc Own With Usury." Henry n.
Russell. esq.
Discussion, OF subjects taken from question
box.
Presentation and reading OF papers
Excursion TO Wheeling Park, I p. III.
Excursion to Riverside IrOu Works, s p. IN.
THURSDAY. JUNE 6, 1896, 10 4. N.
Pmycr BY Rev. Dr.. Buckley.
Roll call.
Election Of orlcers.
box.
Presentation and reading OF papers.
AFTERNOON Session, 2r. ".
Discussion Of general topics.
Presentation aud reading Of papers
Excursion 10 Wheeling Pottery and MozAr.
Park, p. III.
EVENING. I. NJ, At oPEEA HOUSE.
Address. : Sound Currency" james II. VIII
lock. esq, President Second National bank,
Pittsburgh.
Address, Major Jed IlotchEIa. Stanton, Va.
Banquet, Fort Henry Club, 10 ?. III.
This gathering will bring to Wheeling
many substantial men. aud it will be
the aim OF tho bankers and business
mon generally to make their stay pleas.
ant and send them home with agreeable
impressions OF tho metropolis.
Last night only two OF the bankers
had arrived. Messrs. ". b. Prickett, OF
Bluefeld. and G. c. Stoctzer, Of jack
son c. II. Others were expected on
tho late trains on the Baltimore & Ohio,
and the delegates from the lower cnd Of
the state will begin to arrive on this
mornings trains on the Ohio River
road,
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n Inns been demonstrate eli TIM thcrc Il,
mor- eye mud iicnd nclios from the defect,
Of r"tractinn and tho use of sins,c. mi
properly adjusted thnn from MI other
rnu-cs, nnd that 1t Il absolutely necessary
to hnru tho eyes scientifically aud sk%i;lfuIly
examined mud lifted with glnsscs to seems
relief and prevent Injury.
Tl'"so needing spcctnclcs, nr thrIr cy,s
tir" NJ bend inches when reading or sew.
Ing can oonsult mud hnvs their eyes r,nm.
lined for ElRsrcs without charge hy pr"r.
sh"f. tho scientific Orticinn. IlIO Main
htrcot, ncHt door to Snu0k & Co.
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cHlLDHEN's WASH pANrs-rHE HUB %cLorAlERs.
Don't Take


We are more than willing you should make compari.
sons. We know w are not being undersold-cannot be
undcrsold, in fact. Our prices are by far the lowest,
We buy no garments just to run q sale. We scrutiniM
every Suit and every pair of Trousers as closely rs if
we had to wear them. We don't take the run Of the
patterns, neither. We select ours as carefully as you do
yours. We don't mako any Of them up in order to mark
them down later at n profit. We treat you ~squarely-
give you as much, and frequently more, than is obtain.
able elsewhere, and GIVE YOU BACK your money if you
are not satisfied. We are told repeatedly every day that
others are asking $12 so and SIS 90 for our
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THE STATE BANKERS
VIII Assemble In Annual Session
in This City To-day.
A VERY INTERESTING PROGRAMME

Has Been Arranged by tho Local
Committee FOR tho Two Days Sos
sion-An outing to tho Park nnd n
Visit to tho Riverside Works-Intcr.
osting Addresses To.day aud To-.
morrow Evoning-Tho Opening Sos.
sion.
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Mr.. John A. White is suffering with
two very badly burned hands. His
awning caught fire, and in cSlinguish.
ing tho flames he received very painful
injuries. .
Charles Hoffman, OF Fulton, was
feeding one OF his horses tho other day,
when the animal bit his hand. The
wound is very painful, and his arm is
badly swollen above the wrist.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to re.
cord transfers OF real estate as follows:
June4, BY Henry Seamon and others
to II. A. Albright, for SG5. lot lll3 in
the Peninsuiar cemetery.
April "a. By the Greenwood cemetery
to John T. Handy, for $50. the east half
OF lot l05 In that cemetery.
June /, by Giroaome Dattilo and vito
to Paula Losnassina, for $500, n lot on
Seventeenth stree. betwcan Eof and
Jacob street.