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IN : , __, br Present. i © 4 Tag namo wo “fizzl'é unmet; an i- Miss Margaret) Mafber, * | C One of the most- intorosting places for a tor» THE CITY AXD IB INTERVIEWED. \o the mombars of tho 'Third Ward mad Tho Terxkonam some week £1 id Efe Emil“? | ores genbrally| to the one' of the mg { son of aseienfiuielor mlgshalltfégl turn of 1115116 Lernving for An Bur m; Désflmfion vith bail qiub, do gewby uhallupgei any ward alub h (”Sgt (ileum (filigngf‘ggitjéi 3g tter éou fly, ! nctresses of -our riggg,‘ to apfear afihé i L s now. nsf - in the city. John Hapy, captain. um American g . f 09 d a this | hou in that grand q to visit is the clectric light plant on HKalirpad the Pinkerton of the Pacific Slope-Wihat -The \Third Ward base ball club defeated Pic., and Barnet Tumpowsky, & xg brew of fghis house AFM, x3 moon.* Aside gr gim t p t - THE TELEGRAM COMPANY, \ 1 I ELMTRA, N. Y. a ___._._ THE TELEGRAYMY is sold by local ageuts In the different cities and towns in New York and Fenn- sylvania every Sunday morning upon the arrival of the first train, at five cents a copy. Clubs of Ave or more, to be sent by mail, are taken from plares where tlfers is no lgral agent at $1.50 a yam-(mun. - Ringle sfibscriptions, by mall or earrior, $2.00 y yoar, $1.00 for six monthq, 50 cents for three month&@ No stogle or club subser| ptions are rervived at the main office that conflict with the territory of already avthorized agents. * f THE Y may be snen on fille at Gillig's Toited States Exchange, 9 Strand, Chartbg Cross, ZLondan, England. © . * Address all communications to ~- Tie Caoseaxy. ere --- GREAT NEED OFP IT. ‘ - oie # ' The governor «i; New York stato, no doubt largely influenced| by the experience of tax- payers in his own géounty-that of Chemung-- - hus addressed a to the lngislature in which he calls attéerition to the enndition of the Jaws for the punishment of crimes whole tho penalty is death, puints out thy methods Ey which delays aro gecured, and says: However strenuously the district attorney may In bor to have swift Justice moted out to murderbrs, the law itself makes this an impossibility, and in- tervals of oun or {wo years between conviction and punishment are the rule, not the exeeption, | That public discontent with the feault of the present system is groat and growing. With the view of pro- viding a remedy for this evil, I requested the attor- my general to pregure a bill amending the code of criminal procedure, so as to aveld4 the present de- lays, and the bill to this end draited by him is sun- taitted horewith. The method of prosedure which recommend makes an appeal direct from the court of oyer and terminor to the court of uppeals, wuen the judgment is death. The judgment rofl and stenographer's minutes are made the cuse and ex- ceptions, and the expense of printing is made a county charge. If these changes in the law are. made, not only will tho present protracted delay in punishment of the guilty be avoided, and great ox- penge to the county be saved, but poor as well as rich will be enabled to have their case passed upon by the cour; of last resort. I tru«t the legislatute, before its adjournment, will sen fit to put this, or a low sirailar in effect, upon the statute books. It is necessary that some legislation «hould be enacted to do away, so far«as possible, with the present pro- tracted delay in the punishment of murder. > 1 The governor is right. ''The legislation pointed out is urgently needed. Tuke the cass of Menken,. ths woman slayer. The crime, a most atrociousy, cold blooded onn, the motive robbery, ufter- an unholy passion had satisfied, under promise of marriage, was com- 'mitted on tho 4th day Junuary, 1884. 'The murderer has had two impartial trials, The evidence as to his guilt of murder in the frst degree was cluar, conclusive and ample to an extraordinary degreo. Yet bis case lingers along in the court» and nearly two years' time will elapso before it is definitely determined avenuo, near Church streat,~.'Tho 150 horso powor engine which drives the dynamos: tr. in romarkably high rate of spepd maken less nbtso than an ordinary sowing mackino, andthe fia chines which gonarate the light furnish a par- tleularly Interesting study. Any person who (gwishes to visit the place will bo welcomed by ! tho gentlomanly electrician and ongines} in chargs, 'und allowed to ingpect thoe plnco. Office hours from 6 p. m. to 1 a. m. Visitors | will consult the interests of the life 1:15“erer | companies by keoping their hands off of the. machines, l f woe m hated mam p It would be bard wurqic Indaed to find a more interesting orowd of frces to gazo upon than those to be seen in the racordor's court jat # o'elock each morning. I1 do not 'refur dirgctly to the prisoners, but more particularly to) the men and boys who stand wutside the rafl huts in hand gand gaze with sympathizing admirn- tion at the unfortunates in the doek. Prolisbly it is a fellow fealing that brings thom arqund for not ons of tho usual erowd can tel what day they may be arraigned on sitnfltar charges. \ Intox \ is the brief but expressive chargo ap- powring aghinst tho most of the names, and nino out of every ten of the prL-mné-rs. who go over to jalil to board at tho exponse of tha tax- payers owe thoir enforced gtay thore to the prime cause of a great doal of troublo -whisky. say-6 * ,* Isa-v P The number of courtezans who have pht in an appearance on the strocts during the past week has bien nutlceable and alirming. The palice of Bradford, it is suid, have been kip-r the disorderly houses in that city and their gceupants seem to havo ununlmol’xsly cliosen Elmira as g hurbor of refuge. THA ma ority of them dress in deep mourning, probsably' with the intont to arouse sympathetic intorest. Anothor dodge in high favor with the fibun- doned class is to uppear on the streot} with books under their arms and at hours aftdr the public schools have been dismissed to jpalm themselves off as students, The custgm of wearing mourning will do much to discourage the fashion among respoctablo ladies of pitting bn dresses of black whon friends ure ¢alled away by death. Fhe nymphs du pave, inore- over, are growing bold enough to address men on the. streets, und Chidf Little, who his his eye on them will make ia cleaning out difectly that will eauso respectable and orderly people , to commend him louder than ever before, m;- \%* *,\ 60 The young ladies at tho acadomy nro gotting | quite expert ut playing ball. I was 30131; up Lake stroet the other dny, and a game was In progress on the seademy grounds. I stopped and sazed In admiration at the fair ne ; they eaught flys and muffed the ball when it was tossod around to the bass.. But the most . excitiniug, exciting porstign 6f the gaine tun to see the fair young students run the bases. Some df them would weave ground like |a fat | man returning from a elam bake, and some would skip from basa to base like a yacht fying bofore a spanking gale With full sail set., 'The whethar he will have to swing or not. 'In tire meantime the expenses keep on rolling up. Already the immense sum of $10,000 has been put on the shoukders of the tux puyers in this - case alone in the effort to bring the foul wretch to the seaffold. The dflend ought to haye swung long ago. The laws the way they gre | * now afford easy opportunities for such ag mis- carringyo of justice. Technicalities the most trivial and ridiqulous are seized upon as a pre- text to appeul the caso from one cuurt to another at great expense to the people. # one of the jurors huppen« to pass a remark en the condition of the weather or the Why* poor j i young ladies entered into the game with |groat ' zest and the heightened color in their dgmces gave ovideneco that the exercige was benfliflvlul. 'One young lady of an excellent family, und whoso name is not given for obvious rettsuns, exhibited a gratifying amount of must¢le by sending up a \ sky-seraper\ while at Nit that + 1 a 1 would win apfilause for a member of evqon the nine. A game between the joung ladios' nine of tho academy and u- plcked nine ; from the collezgs would draw imineusely, al- | though IEfear that such a contest cunqot be | arganged Lik we i% we # m an LJ prospects of the bean crop, tio the presence of , The ancient custom in favor in some 6¢f the a waiter girl, the lawyer for the prisoner country villages.of putting the street lights out once hastens to appeal for a new trial, forget-. ting that he is exhan«ting the patience as woll ae the pockets of the poople In his over zealous efforts to save a guilty wretch from the (le. served, if condign exactions of an outraged law. Every prisoner or convicted man, of course, is entitled to hate his rights protected under the law, but there is such ia thing as carrying the thing too far, as in the care of Meaken, whose puilt admits of no qurstion, He is a murderer and the meanest kind of one. No oine his any sympathy for him. 'The fret that he has so many months eseuped the\ gal- low$ makes law a farce und justice a burlesque. Thofguwruor dons well, indeed, to eall publi® and attention to the protrurted delays in such cases. The legislature should give & prompt and favoruble heed to tho suppestions of His Exeelleney; A CAPITAL SELECTION. The setection by Governor Hill of Lehman Rosenbuum, esq., of this city, as one of the trustees of the state reformatofry, at this place, i= in w-el‘ deserved honor t4 one of Eimiras feremost business men, and ene, tod, of the ~tammechest integrity of charaeter. ; ingin is sixty-s oven years of age, and was born in Bavaria. ecuntry for forty-five years, and has been sue- gessfully, honorably andi nxtv-usfvuly n- gaged in business in this eity for the past twenty-one years, the noblest repre- sentatives of his race, the houor is one which he has tho eapascity and sound judgment to sustain in a mgunr? satisfactory to the public and creditable f6 himself. The following from the Buffalo Erpress dr- serves an extra dogree of consideration, from the faet that that journal is not noted for its Hberality in the treatment of questfous affect- ing thao interests of the laboring clusgas: . The beranton Steel company Is said to have di« charged its SM? nuloyes because the teo refused \ tosign a contract agreeing to give the company twa weeks' notteo of Intention to quit fs servick - though they were willing, to sign If the company would give a like uotice of intention to discharge, H the cause of tha present stoppage of th4 wot ks is here correctly preseutnd, the men have right and Justice on their side and deserve to beat the tyrun- nical bosses. What is sauce for the man must bn sauce for tho master in this country-even among the arrogant iron kings in Penosylvania. a o e oh oe eng ecs ee - - Whatever be our purpose in life, if it but}; good and a true one, woo may rest nssured we shall promote it best, not by secking fof large and impossible views of it, not by wait- - ing for the eclonds, thit obscure it to pgss wholly awdy and leave it in untempored light, but by cherishing every glimpse that is | afforded, by discovering all that is thus fe- vegied, and by'so conducting our nections and out lifeas to embody in prnetice that which we huve realized in eonception. \In small \_ proportion we just beauties ese, and in short measures life may perfect be.\ Rev. Thomas'K, Beecher, of Elmira, rerently pitpached a long gormon in' favor of crematlon.- Eichiuum. 10s -. wy. Hobor Newton, the famous New York divine, of independent views, bolds to the sume opinion, as may be seen by an extract from une of his recent discourses appearing in another portion of thisissue of the Trergoray. yes se e nse > i The noblest spjrits are tho«e which turn to heaven not in the hour of sorrow, but In that atjoy ; like thé lark, thoy wait for the clowts to disperse, to soar up into their native el- ement. [ momerier . Next week the will contain a skoetgh of the battle of Chancellorsville, by Mejor - John A, Kress, 'of the United States army. It will well (worth roading and The gentle- i He bus been a resident of this , at 12 o'clock at night, still prevails in thik efty. If some of the aldermen knew of tho llnrgu number of eitizons whose buslfiess or plqasurs , keeps them out until after the hour at ivhhh . graveyards yawn and all that sort of buginess + occuts, and who have to grope their respbetive ways home in darkness that gan bn felt, they i would order the light kept burning until sun- rse. The policemen, too, would be Jaided 14 very materially in the disclhargo of their duties If the light was only awliowed to «hing, ind numberless newspaper men, whoso assignnents keep theiu out nights would rise ap aul cull the intelligent alderman blessed,. 'Then (there ure the doctors, the attendants at prugrpmlm eucher parties, the rallroad empleyes, auld 100 other persons, who would be benefitad by the lights. I hope that some «mtvrpi'luing ' member of the eounell will introfluer a rpsolu- | tion that all street lamps shall bo kept huirnlug from the going down of tho sun intil the' rising up of the same. Hero ds a chancéa for smfin al- | derman to cover) higmolf with glory # foot ' thick. Let thero be light. | . o gee -- f H Election and Insuxllntldn of Officers. At a business segssfon of CGipod Templiirs at the annual session of Chomuidg county lodge, held May 7 and 8, 1885, the following officers . wore elgeted and installed forthe coming'y ear : County Deputy A. (i. Stan, joy; F. C. Wileox, erystal, C.C. T,.; Mrs. Alger, joy, (C. v. UT.; Liun E. Page, union, C. 8.; Mr. Hobig«on, ' Ousts, (% F. 8. Joseph Brml-thgnvmmvgv\dam-n C. T.; Rev. Franklin Ball, joy} C. C.; Mr. Sop- ! per, fidelity, C. M.; Mro. A. E, Green, olive, C. b. G.; Joel Fry, Elmira, C. sr.; Miss{ Hita Adams, union, C. A, S.; Mrs. A. N. Rothwell, ++ progressive, C. D, N.; Mrs, Argetsinger, PMs-n, | C. R. M. 8, ;Miss Della Charro, joy, C. L. H. 8. | Connty executive committed, F. C. Wileos, Linn E, Page. A. G. Btan, A. R, Frubll, Dr. Bueker. | | wer oo # e @ spike zs ca Mre. to be Bailed. Counsellor Schwurtz stated yesterday that arrangefuénts had been courpleted for seeyring the reledse of his client, Mrs Fitzgerald, by giving antisfaubtory bail. They had been' pre- pired to give bail for some time, but expepting that sho would boe re-arrested, had wilted unili a bondemiun bad been secured to, give ' bail in the event of hor being ngauin locket! up. Arrangamonts have been made to vide asgninst an action of this kind, and the woman will probably bo releasgd this waek, + L & # e __ l Installation of Officers. . | At a regular moeting of Progressive lodge, f No. 226, 1. 0. of G, T., hold May 8, 1883, thr fol- : lowing officers were installed hy Lodge Deputy i Edwin Rothwoll,for the quarter ending August ! 1, 1885: Irg M. Lindaermgn, W. C. T.; Phobe | Bradshaw, W. ¥. F.; Awrelita ¥. Rothwe{. W. ' Reeretary; Alfred Brailshaw, W. T.; Elwin ! Rothwell, W. F. S.; Charles Hamilton, Wi C.; | Annie L, Rothwell, W. M.; Emily Appletom, W. L. G:; John Bradshaw, W. O. G. | -& @» & t merges New Crockery Store. . Having purchased the stock of J. S. Brown | ot a material reduction, I am prepared to sell | the same at greatly reduced prices. A, full | line of erockery, glassware, tinware, Infnps, [ I , aud dn facet all the nseful goods ususally found {in a well furnished house at equally low | prices, J. P. Brapgs, 184 E. Water fit, on -o envie # rte se Notice of Meeting. R Conongue council} No. 89, 0. U. F.. All members are requested to attend next Bdtur- . day evening, May 23, us there {a{mportantibus- iness to come befre the council. Perorder . Z. Y. Bamey, Y.0. W. LAawreExnos. 8. Hart's = a I 1 | 1 opening of ive parlors. tuto} bs ‘ q... A x a ee nly) H \¥ 0, Was in the Cont Pockat? Young Wooley, the son of Mrs. Fitzgarald, tho dazzling female, arrived in tho city Wednesday morning from the south. He sought tho county clerk and wanted to seo his ma, He remained in econversantion with her the greator part of the day, and when the interview was at upend was takon in care by Juecob Sehwartz, who has been retained, and is acting in behalf of the woman. in tho evening the socalled \ detective,\ who glalms that his name is Nenlson, and young Woolley, appuared at the Eriedopot in company [with Willtur Chamberlain, of West Reventh streot. Chnmbetisin's wife, it will bo remem- borad, posed in thus polices court as a phtian- throptc friend of the Fitzgerald womun when sho was urrosted, offering herself as a surety on her buil bond, but was rejected, Bineo Neal- son's rolease He lins been at the Chamberlain domiciin more or less and Chgmberiain seems to be perfectly happy in thd compuny of tho sbrave detective, who once was in Uxfifmbu UF CAZXBRYINSG A HIG DAGGEL strapped to a belt about his walgt, und is ap- parontly seeking for a little chrap notoriety by hanging nround with the onn. Train No. 2 was late, and a representative alized up tho trie and asked \ Nealson\ if he» was abaut to leavo tho olty, Ho was buslly on- gaged in conversation with Wovley, and an- swored that he was not going away in a manaoer that would lead a sensitive person to infor that the ryportor was hot wauslted, - Aftor vainly en- deavoring to engage him, iu conversation the reporter wulked away, sugbbrd but not sup- preasad, 'The \detective\ and his 'protege climbed on the train when it arrived and ao. eured n double squat in the amok'ng car., Neal- sun ait down and lovuking from the window saw the reporter gazing in at him. 'Then he got out ef his soat and eliinbed from the train. As ho stepped from one ond of the cur the seribe stopped on at tha othor and made 4 break for young Wooloy at oner. _\ Is this Mr., Waoley?\ he asked, by way of opening the conversation, The young man looked up with a Lored ex- pression, aind aaid, \ Yes, sir; my names is Woolay, \ Well, Mr. Wooley, I'm a newspaper man and nntumllg inquisitive. i * AUE YOU A LOY QF TBE woOMAN known as Mrs. Fitzgerald, now in tho Elmira jail? * 'Say, young man, I admiro your nervo, for E was on the Ban Francisco press at une time myself, Yos, I am a son of the lady.\ \ Have you made any arrangements for bail- ing you; mother out?\ ** Ah, now you want to know more than Fean say. I huvo made some eertain urroangements; | but I do not care to say what they.are ai pres- ent. I am wilting to tell you anything that would not affect our case,but I cannot say any- thing about the bail.\ ** Where do you live?\ trying a new tack,. \Well I Uve din Saf Francisco, Iam in the mercantile busines» with my brother.\ \ Whore is your father, or rather Mr. Fitz. gerald?\ | *\ He's {n business in San Francisco.\ \ Is he yoing to help your mother out of hor present difficulty.\ \I do not care to discuss that matter.\ | ** Do you know this man Handy who was 1 arrested on a similar charge ns your mother?\ \I don't know auy one by the name of Handy. I know Detective Nealson, and used to hnuow him in San Francisco. engaged him in this cose, and I know him to bo a detective.\ ** IF HIB FAME Is NEALAON draft he put up as Security ?\ merelal paper. I tell you his namo is Nealson, und that's wil thero is ubuut it,.\ foree of Han Franciseo or a private agrney ?' \ You want to know too much. 1 have noth- inqfim »uy nbout that.\ ** How do you thluk your mother Is going to come out of this affair?\ P \* Well, I think this matter will be settled to the satisfuction of all parties when thg ease comes'to trial.\ No, I don't want to enter Into the case with you at all. Out west wo dont try our cases in the newspapers. We go to the proper courts with them.\ o * We're moge eoterprising here In the east. We pablish the news, whether the cass is in eourt of not.\ \\Yes; that's just what's the matter. - Youarn too entarprising, but 1 suppose that's the way you got a living,\ he added, meditatively. \ Where ore you going now?\ the man of news inquired as the truin, which had been de- layed, begun to move out. ~ \ I'm going away.\ \ When ure you coming back?\ was asked as the reporter made for the door. © \* Oh, ll be around again in a few days,\ re- plied Wooley. and the reporter was neariy thrown through a policeman hy the momentuin of the tritn us ho alighted. Tho hundsome form of |- THE BRa¥YE way sgex in the huliaw'ear as the train hhrrlud tv. and he had evidently changed his mind about not leaving, In the seats where Wooley sat in the smoking car wery two largif light-colored 'sutehels, and thoe ragged, difty, tramp-like overcoat, that wa®captured with Nealson, was i lying over them. One of the ramiu'ta bulged out and stuck through a hugo rent in the lin- ing. | The inquisitive reporter punched the protuboranse with his cane mnd was surprised ta find it hard and unyielding. It wus fully the size of m'nvn-quurt Truit-iar. and (th thought very naturally eme to him that it might be the one that was in Coroner Reiller's possession nud which held tho stomach of (“a late Genernt Ievine. Mr. Chamberlain wus on the platform looking niter the reeqding train with much interest, and 'he was spproncaed with, \Whero has Wooley gone?\ \ Don't know, Don't know him.\ \Wherq hss Noal- son gone?\ \Pon't know him. Don't know anything about him,\ fe snapped out and hurried away towards his home. Wooley is an - unprepossessing-looking - youth, about twenty-one or twenty-two 'years af age, has ous mouth. His eyes are weak and watery and bave great dark circles under them which give him in unbesithy and unwholesome ap- pearanco, | He was well-dressed, however, and wore a flashy necktie, which showed a cheap pin off to mrp or less advantage, He does not seem to have a city air abort him and nects more like a young mun who might bo the model * tough \ of a country village. i e -m s c # Announcement. Having disposed of my interest in the frm of Steen & Blades, I desire to inform my friends and the publi¢ generally that I I¥ave purghased the stock of J. 8. Brown, 134 East Water street, and will continue the business at the same stand, whore I shall be pleased to wait upon the purchasing public. oneal lll J. P. Brapgs, Prospects of a Fight. Anothor now cabshas been put on the streets and the hackman threaten to make a twenty-five cents. 'The cab drivers meet them with the checring announcement that they will come down to fifteen, conts if they do, and cheap fares will probably soon be épjoyed by w + i hotel of which Turnkoy Young) is the ablo chfef . E My mother . what made him sign the name of Handy to the' \I don't know anything about hls com- \Is ha counecteud with the regular police ; light hair, and indications of a mustache, } which will some day overhung a wauk, sensu- fight against them by carrying passengers for . the Flynway baso bull club to the tune of 3 to 1. Cuptain of the Flyaways.J. Long. ' -In a game between the Clinton streots and Rxeelslars, the Iattrir won bya score of 11 to 8. Harry Mbaw, enptain, Duck, Herrison, umpire, --The Unions, of the geventh ward, do- featod tim youug Sturs by i gcore of. 10 to &. Farloy of the Stars. - Tha members of the Riversides, of Cho- mung Place, defeated the Emptres by a score of 5 to 3. Captain ouf Empires, W. Gilson; cap- tain of Iivorsides, B. Wyckoff. . Gontrlbuted- We the membars of the Nor- thern Contral Sturs: defented the Young Hick- orys, J. Gahon, eantain, to the tune of 84 to 9. P. Halloran, cuptain of the Stars, -- Wo the membersof the M. O,. C. base ball club do horehy challenge the I, 8. H. to a game of ball on the Rimira driving park May 23, for the chainplonship of the city. Murrhy. « ¢ -The Rod Stocking Budgets wore defeated by thp Blue Stockings, champlons, by m score of 9 to 0. J. Melnerny, captain of the Blue Stockings ;\C. Barnes, captain of the Budgets. - We the members of the tinkers and Pag plekerkof Laney's shop, do hereby challenge i any fino in the city to plov a gumeo of base ball Hartunday, May 28, on the Northorn Contral grounds. Donny Mack, enptain. a -In ia game of buse ball played yesterday afterhoon between the Excelsior buso ball club and tha Liborty Amer ball elab, the former de- feated the latter by a score of 11 to 8... Charles Harrison was in impartial umptro and gave grent satisfaction. 20 - --The - shoemakers from Friendly's and Richardson's shops played an interesting and exciting game of buse ball on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western grounds yesterday afternoon, in which the Richardson nine came off victors by u score of 17 to 16. i -Heore's a communjeation:| We the mom- bors of tho Stars defeated tho Union Stars by a bandsome score of 8 fo 3. Captalin of the J. Farloy; captain of the Union Stars 1. Molliss, in which it wound up in a prize fight with the bloody seventh. no C --The Elmirus, Juseph captain, will play a picked nine of North Elmira, at i that place to-morrow afternoon,. Many will go up from the pity and a good game is predicted. The following named artists will positively ap- pear with the Elmira's. Flaisshman, Drake Costello, Griffiths, Culfee, Shay, Crane, Lowis, McCarthy. * «Contributed : We,. the members of the “Lint-fly base ball club, xvnlk‘fid to the font of Wwedt hill to play a game of ull with the Ex- eelsiars. When we got there t ey throwed out | a ten cent ball, which lasted two innings, The not able to furnish, und the umpire called it a gume for the Libertys by a <eare of %t9 0. 400 e @a o e> > FAREWELL RECEPTION An Elmira Young Lidy Who Has Gone Out West. © BmsoBaxrox, N.Y., May 16.--Woednesday oven- ing obout twenty young ladies and gentlemen, the latter members of Rockbottom Hose com- | pany, tendered a farewell reception to Miss ] sarah Fitzgerald, u popular and estimable wackee, her home. Miss Fitzgerald was 'a former restdent of this city, and was the que. cessful contestant for the costly gold watch at Toockiinttoms fair a year ago. be has resided in Eimira for some mouths, and was visiting her Egghumton friends pFidr to her departure for thp west. The reception was given in the clega'kt parlors of the company. The principal {featurnp of the evening was dancing. A New YorROSTKL—ting Ef'eéx'. Gebdtge Hoperaft -everybady knows George the min who' kaeps the best restuurait and tell« tlhe bent ytory in New York. was presented with nedog the other day by some of his nu- Inf'rfllli? patrons and admirers. 'This fact of | itself js not significant, for George would take un_vth£?az that was offered him,. -exen a drink. Tho lies in the dog itself, Its originjggeems to be invested with preplering doubt } The other day a convention cousisting of \ Dirck \ W'illmmc,’ \ Jake\ Hess fnd \ Bob\ Brown! with the iminitablo George himself as ebairnjun, ait on the dog to determines its cluss and kipd. It beipg discovered that the ani- rual's fAistinguishing characteristic wus a re- markably. developed, lively but erratic esudal appendage, it was unanimausiy determined to origingte a new genus to cover the ease and it was elgused as q \ tail dog.\ A| name for the unimal being the next requisite} the committeo, with @-mmendable judgment and singular aptnesg, gave it a glass of Lebotsehener and ehristaged it \ Amos Cummings,\ They keep it chaified. a_ _- a.- & novo # @ # - Great Hoarse Hace Nest Friday. ~A grat horse race, whichis free to all Che- mung Quumy horses, will be held at the driving park Friday afternoon. - Thera is considerable interest manifested in the event by the horse- men, mind quite an amount of money has hein put up on tho gree. The prize offered i~a purse .of $250, $125 to first, £60 to seeond, £40 | to third and £25 to fourth. - Rome of the best ; horses in Elmira ure entered, among, them be- | ing Wm. Gitib's br. g. Big Fellow , E. Ryan's b. |g. Parpoll, 8. Clark's b. g. Morton, Frank (Davis's rn. g. Doel Micks, T. 8. Flood's ch, m. Minnis Edsall, and J. Gallagher's b. g. Frank Medium. - Thare will bo great «port at the race, in which Gbt's Big Fellow soerms to be the favorite at prosent. wo nem nent nn @c io ___ ‘Tlm Young 1‘:ll‘llh‘2:i Ball Player. Danby Hichardson seems destined to fill a big place in the base ball world. On Thursday (he pitched for the New Yorks against Detroit. The pajiore of the metropolis are loud in Rich- ardson's prise. _ The Detroit men mado onl y four safe hits in the game. - New York won by a score of 5 to 8. - One papor says: \ Richard» son's delivery was puzzling and accurate.\ Anothezj reporter wrote: \His shoots com- pletely paralyzed the Detroits.\ Danny is the coming pitcher. | i . Resigned His Position. Prof. W. 0. Wilkinson resigned his position as musical director. of St. Patrick's church last Monday) He has conducted the musical portion of the services at that place for the past nine months, pnd leaves with the kindest wishes of Father Bloomer and his oogxgmgntiom It is understood that the officers'of Grace church aré now endeavoring to secure his services, fartiage of a Former Rimira Lagly. Marriage of a Former Eimira + Birs. Libbie A. Rm;r olds, formei‘g'uzf this city, where sho has many friends, was mar- rléd April 290 'in'a western city to Mr. Record Reynolds. 'The groom is the sheriff of the county in which he resides and is highly spoken of by a local paper as is the Indy who is not? his wife. - Many friends fn this city ex- tend congratulations. I . Applying For Letters of Administration. ~ Ernest Hoffman has applied to Judge - i exte to hays létters of adudnislzmfion “$5811ch glib; matter of his brother's estate. His Brother died in Pinama in 1865 and quite a sum of i money is involvad. u i* Charlie \ Goes to Grass. The bay horse, Charlie, that has drawn No. 2 hose cart for the past seven years, will be turned out in the country to-day and left on a F. Hnlloran is enpfain of tho Unions, and J. Captain, L. W.} iumpire asked fora new ball, which they were | efty, 'The ceremony was pm: med at Tym- bwoeky's residence, corner of I?» Bak streets, last Thursday even Mrs. Tumpowsky lived with het th plzes montloned in Potter coutty, and Ifke them was consistent member pf the Met lat-f aj \(whizz-ex Love for Tumpowrky, however, igduced her to renounce her relf tho Hobrbw chureh,. 'The Kev. formed tho marriage a'nromoni; buatiful feast whs spread for t] tho were present. Many valun frlato presents were given, # , Hudin fer [ the young bur ; # rare of haippli- | i f chuple heartily wished many yP R hf“) Tim” those of is fellows, serured ‘Pgswsaiw 1 sipss and prosperity. | The wor me Aunmenced housekeeping 'In a H j x, 2C F {Ll up by the hugband und start [f avedded fife i plaeed it before A tho ‘Eng‘lgh pm); with the best wishes of bil. |} . [Dr. The play was - af onee pronounced ltadin is a very highly educgted id n and | success, and the pleasing © whic; j able man withal, He his tp} Atperion : was afterwards pr‘F-s-ge’nggd in _ Arsrieg]® lut seven months, und deligerefi{ sermon to i secured a . place in the _ tgeawr-g‘qiq, the newly-married couple which §s given hore. 5 heart whif'h has geéver been fiflftiflfnflhfi. Mish | is tho first English or. ser yon | Mather has acquired #o Incomparable and ax}, {e ever dolivered, but gives oyidenres of a | ”ms?\ A ”35”; ¥ 9 Hm? ”ii’irfsmégfifni‘bf * j - ? & pos ana ' sa one Cn, ’ \ tbaster mind. The text is {rom chapter j Juliana\ in the ney at hey f thesecound book of Ruth, andifife sermunt'as eltvered Is as follows : pes In the most beautiful idyt of the Holy Bible, in the bouk of Ruth is told the following touch - ig story : A woman from line agtfion of MC ab, uth, roade up ber ming toj hange ther tive religion with the Jewish téith. | Butithe | ious - Jewess - Naomi - dissund her from gins intention saying to her, ** it dear dau‘ph- or, your sister-]nglg w rp ned ty (her | ation und native relfglons., in f an example.\ - You mustiknot hat our ancestors yet durgng, r elf-dopendence never mage ¢ brogeiytes for Judaism. They 1 postles ur misshmughm to othug he purpose to win umnngjhrzri lates for Judalonm. d take {hat dear bride, | ir political i rts to gain | er sent ouf . tiqns with ' naw Paqldi- h mias a Jiew- | proxelytism | Huth from ! of Thore{ore N sh woman, was unfavorably t$ ind by =o thinking she tried to flip aer view concerning the change tuth indeed enswored, I cordially beg you not o be upgeant with mo that I shill leave you. Where you are going I will yolk) you, where u Fou will live I will live too} yourjpeople shall | »» my people, your God my Gad,) where yodu ! hall be I will be too, and there I will be half-st]. By God, only death shall Regan us one from bach other. - When Naomi saw thik hor advice Ipgainst , the purpose of uth. {ras in vain | the aeknowledged the 151441” a wotthy | laughter of Isreal, You, degr brid6, have Hoen | born and educated in the OChripfiin; faith, of t which religion the founder @lfon of Israel. According to the Jew lsh stapndpollit you vrfuld ] ittain oternal salvation and mappiness as an . idhorent of Christianity beegugé! tho Jewish ! abbis of the Tufimud teach lufi fut the plouk | gud good men among all natifins i jire shartup in the eternal shlyafit {from tue confession of oar gelfi f R (tempted to papgunde you that' yout shall leave ; your native réligion and prrtqu'd 9; jbeen your free will to center ififG | frelfgion and like Ruth, you jtpuik; 31mm}: \ Iam not willing to feave flow you, Kobirty i you. Where tere you wik : you are going I will fo i i young lady, who left the day fo'lnwluE for Mil- | j of Judaism, of whom I am father of alFhuman beings, - May, a general summer upmfnigln‘?L gt nig { ously sick during th$ past wqu, live. I will live too your pumflv' hall be my prople, your (fod, my 'God When you | shufl die I will die foo, nd {kere I will be buri¢d. Bp: God, lonly , death | sball seprurate us one {from earh iqthar, © As a | Jewish minister, As a true bf my Gel, | rknowlelige lwiri‘g (1.111): al Judaigm, i forms, jub- of ny people and faith. I solemnly} you now as a daughter of lsran victed, that the truths of the natio whieh does not consist ulpnu fo servances and vu-«smrgs, rut byuspp? itself upon the grqund of huminity and f#drality, shall ' with time extend your thought, hflirt and soul. I ackuowledge you as our 0?“ng onist in the ors cen l_ nume of my bretheren and gisters,fin the nde t n ofiiating tinf- f the Creator and thalE'w with 'his ' abundant goodness, graco gind kihduess may | send down his divine blt‘flihifl‘L’hf $h¢ maprringo | which you are concluding npw Heafore (God in | the presence of your new.cofrelifipniats. You, dear bridegroom, will, I flak stife, love your wife with all your heart, all youpféoul and' alt | your might. Your wife shall bel [your one And | ull, and the Lord, who has: breg ithe rock, of | yout shelter through the 35 midf. your child- | hood and youth, will be sour Hg¥touk through. miuly age and will not leave 'ydafinyourlold r hag, b age. 'The Lord bless you an ep you, 'the Lord let shine his face upop, yop! and te gra- cious unto you. The Lord 1jft wip ance upon you and give you pimp istar. I pray to eur (Gel, h? [1 ris counten- pl Amen! - *<4& e -~+44 ! Skipped From North !Fiix L [xpecial to the . Norftu Enxina, N. Y., May 16.+{iWott C,. Bar- bour, a son of Clack Barbour, Emit fied Eat “as, daughter of Ira 1.. Breese, about four yéam ago, and has heen living aboui twip miles east of hore for three years. He laft, fpr parts un- known some time Friduy éw-x'fing He legves a wife and two,. children,. one four years |old and the other three months old. [He sold tis farm and implements to F. 8. Ben lty and John B. Keeler, of this place, some tithb before he left, t o ' © Genialy Villainous Wi This is the way the observing? Bt him“; at it: d. e ira. z, % f t A f 3 + ¥am.\ ;, | fale Erpiiess . p- w- rovernor Hill has forwarded a (biff lealeulated: to '*expedite the hanging of rum-fig ts when Shey have heen convicted\ to the-legislature, with some remarks on the scandal caused by the law's delay in hurlfi’ cases, - The governor,'as api [Elmira nign, fich. the éjg- is justly indignant at the way in hamton people lhhaug on to ** Bil Elmira girls can't be permitte iy villainous William themnaély that the girls shan --- 4&4. Ibnken. If the Every lady who has been cold and inclement season;, 'in flelaying her millinery purchases, will hailhtvit | delight, our intention of holding, on tho and 20th of We will flis- cles the (im- and Wednrs- Boston stbre, s, millinery i( play the choisest and latest porters have produced. - Tuesflay day,the summer opening dt E3; 134 West Water street. Dry fo and dress making. 1 --4«#e ---; Of Ehterest to Union. Prigiters. ; ... NEw May 16.—-—Typogxizi lieu! ‘Union. t No. 6 bas laid out an elaboratq p the entertsinment of the delgarg? 1 ternutional convention, which!, hall June 1. Excursions, by etfs, picnics and othersocial gatherings are} arranged for, and nothing will be left undonoifo makeithe visitors happy. * Milks [-- 4 Gone to New % airy 4 : > Mr. Joe. Sittenfield left for New York on tl'ain 2 Inst evening to join his wife; all child. | He will remain fora fow days, an his family the last of the wegk, . -a e--] & v ' , 1 General Lansing Better. | Corxme, N. Y., d $131 Jacob H. A freturn with ay 16. € Tmnsing, county clefk, who hag} been danger- now report- ed to bo much better. He is nearly out of ger and is rapidly recovéring,} f There will be a meeting.! of the Falkner a D- j * Our Thankq{ « I% Our thanks aro tendered - Qfip ‘ for the annual repoft of the sn state prising for the year 1884.. to §, < - Home for the Ag Plonis dinner at the Tuesday, May 19. 'All War Fagsott jgtendreqt of 'I farm uhtil.he:recpvers from his Intneness, bot > p ; \ 3 & |C A! f wild & nou sk pAis or & t | : | comed§ \The' Hecond find } .' The now | «eter, there is anf arentsa at the ; tity that aP ond ion and join g a | it on the boards. . ¢ f however,, ard the finally died in' t n- | | Of Miss Mather |ayd] the exeellont gompany s’plmfigm! to flr'eak— s fellows: \ An artress who - | can so pucdessfulfy portray. the light. 1 Mrs; Jamisen an ' dneregsed with ea » nuccedses, f is now { at 10 a. m., prompt LRnrkWQH, Mrs A 1s © Mort, B l: : *_ L P ' . *. Mathew Total Abstinence socdict - at the school house, on 31353: 11, ut‘zo’tjbels; Los to-day. , e 7 t pC -s , Visiting in Elmira.. Mr. James McCarthy, of W553“ fgton, D, C « p ix 4 h is visiting his brother, Wm, McC on soc E A Ga ® nDefwitt [one; ( 4s of u most enfoyabfé efi { est given {5 it by Hts *J buses the aftenffon a ¢ - Briefiy, the I??? 3 wfimwenm by of -John Tobin, a redident af Lobdon. ‘f‘io mail of the old theatrical mangageys Toi carr| his play and sooght in vain forsome ort! to gi None of them would do ; | play itself, which sympathies of p wal in th most uhjaagf poveiiy, almost unkpown, and a tirely fncared fod. nally, in 1804, a London, -~manager, whose percdeptibilifics were keene of the play, and| Msdoveringsits raro.merity casy pre-eminéade of 'the ehéracter lends gay artistle coloring to even the subordinate clay\ acters ih the east] whith ars taken by somr'of the most talerted people on the stage {04131}? suppqrtingy her, @ hiding Chigazo paper is ness of Jullaug and «) impressively dgfino the. .; somber mopds an ~pfmifflm of Leuh, jxas the gift of genius. Julian» is a eapital pifgee of comedy acting} tp L'itmfw which is a real and lusting plpumfm ‘iflflnw Levick iss pope ~ lar favorith here, land;has long enjoyed a repue. | tation as an avior of his very first ring. (Mr, 0. Paulding and Mr.. Lavidge especially win ap. probation. lgdel caté plere of work is doné by Miss Jennie Haro dag Zamora, Kate thie. other members of the bop n ras . ‘1‘ a4. 20242 2222 E¥ENT. P‘en’tiva‘l h} Begin Tuesday at the Firat MetHeodlist Church. i i000. ~ The grand May mznafir' f9<fi\'al,‘und‘i;lt the able - management of Proié=sor Hamer, will 'came % mence Tuesday noriflnu- asd continue {dur days, with three s fi°i§uw daily; and a gram p ; organization.\ arax : as Thr May 4 | } 'E ~ matinee and ronecbrt dt the opega house Friday ening. For the past three, Is liu’vr: been looked forward; event of the summer, and ° c nd tntense interest has th irécurring: session, until® < this year, when the grandest of all previgus a-gured, will be held. The sistrbra, voral quartette, of Ithaca quartbite bave been 1 pypear, as will the following alent al soloiis: Miss Gussie Sears, Miss Alice: ~ G. Keller, Elmira ;Miss Maggie €. Baker, Him« -_ fods, N. Y.; Miss Alice Evzerr-tt,-~Ch§ca-go, H'L;§ Mre. Augu:ts OQ.) Baldwin, Mrs. Rhaut,, Towanda, Pa.; Hobert M. Parmenter, Prof. MarkC,. Bakey, 8. Ii.Ji€oklyeft, Elmirs, N.Y., : All of the solaists paimed have been heard in- Elmira and each ope llways appears to great favor. Miss Everdt' has been studying under Prof. Root in Chicdgo, for somb time and will beenthusiastically r’g‘deived by many musicians of Elmira who, réalize and appriciate ber & . abilitic«, Special has been propared by 3? Dr. Hoot und dedigated to this years' festival, ° and that gentiemah, who by the way, needs no praise at our handb, will conduct the festival in the same -sati«/actory manner as. on previous vreasiouns. . Prof. William Cramer will preside - at the organ aind Mrs.. Lita Russell Baker at the plano. | Special rates will be givén on the Erie i. from Blossburg noyth i'Dinghamtom east; Rsith | and Horpellpyilleweet,and all intermediate points. Good boutd gun boxécured at seventy- ve cents per day by applying to the manager, to, whom all commusicatious should be ad« dressed. | Active plembers 'ure requested to at- tond the opening sewsiifuu on Tuesday, May 19, Iy. { Refreshments furnished during the festival, af the 'church parlors by the Ladies' Aid modiety. | [ox O‘Qfl—g—ur—h. DNIAL MATTERS., \afternoon aml e« yeurs these festiva to us the musipal the Inrge CBP I I . i Meig \ New Cork, cand thd f i-gagztgmg aud will & E & £1 57 P U [ } $ a A 44 R 6. I | &« I | i * \ L c . H i , ~ MATRIM © w. . CLEVELAND -- Bow ER. 20 I,&k1’\\'mmflmny owning. at the residence of File Cleveland, on Oak htreét, William Cleveland and Miss Emma Bower were united in marriage by the ( Kev. W. T. Henry, of the First Baptist church, the ceremony occurring at 7}30, and being witnessed by only the immediate family friends. - Mr. and. Mrs. Cleveland took no weddinp trip, but went immedi- ately to housekeeping.: ThSir many friends wil offer hearty congrathilations. ' j sigle -- Adj brtiizsed List. « Tha following lefters remain uncalled for at the Elmira Post-oipcef: ~ Wee vt- ‘3 f r b Loe II L, Mrs Biglow, (Geo Shaw, A P Arnold, Franklin Cumhut, A N ~Alemous, E D Coyklin, Mrs M Anya .. Day, F4 A . Forrester, D M (3) Everett, HS c, . Feator, W y Jackson, Ben Ulark, Stella (8) Thompkon. John Mack,. Jas ° <-. Malone, John, jr : Martin, Jobn neotion i Eee dram Piling 1 ~ 3 Reyuolds, Mre Abbib | Meeker, Fannid Potera, Fred Oclds, WF Kerby, 'C M Willich, Theodore {@ Murphy, Robert , tQuiun, Pat y Sroith, Maggie McMahon. Mr: Rodgers, Mirs Luh McGuigan, Miko ; Stewart. 8 W Lyuich, Liflian . Posker, 8 (22 * 1 Whaley, J J « H ~ f Wiloog, J EF Jenkins, R R Ford, Wm Evans,. Win Greenfield, W H (2) Mungbrford, Jud -* Burtop, Jay J Price, Chas H Link, A __ Wallace, Bronson - Tllise, Mrs- Armands Carpenter, G oc Covert, DC i Balley, Lavina $45 Ashley, Vangie '; Uoifman, Mrs Phobos 4A E. P. Bascock, postmaster, --- f- 4p #m zzz i Buy the always religble Truseran. | 22000 OE.. -s FRLDK Co., w yuesboro, Pa., - (PrACTUEEES OP ble and Stationary Engines, hers, Cotton (tins, Saw . Hosfse Powexfszls‘tbaw Tmcti(zrnkl’lowmgi ibrating Thra a illils ang Bend for catalogue. g £08 Pos, o o ..0 , Great a 2 uae .M. ithan any other giémxigf-turej $011 account gf betug gbie to puilt. ~f » li'W—f—‘w 7 =+ q Raf 4\ ficmetifixig of Intrrest to AH 7 © t'Jabor unfon and the New Yorl ~- union. Briefy, the Sireular «ta ' eengattqfnxfi of the RrookiIyn s \pany toilreduce th* wages of it isftervation point, has compelt ivestigate the caus-. {for the at Aprill of sale rendered Blows: .- _ f Making..,.... [* j?“ a ‘Bostl n paper regarding «wil of gbods pe the mifeet Q high stand{hg-the frre formert ~injuring, the honest manufactur - ing upon|the dealers ard ipa United States assays mado d 4 a F ~ 5, t- . FORGE Y, N. I P& ”3504 I P 7 Of Afichipan,. Apointed do the 'Post of to the Cour cops en on's ; A ) ge 02222 5 yuen and Knights of L I1 The New York qprotertive g : tesued a arh address 4 5 meh of thie couttfry, a-king ther \watch cases madp by thie Brodki company and ° . $ indorsed by the Mitual union ; i'\ Amulet osssociation, 3 -r thye * tton. Agtm‘ invektigating the c trade and the qusiity of their g that the zflg'm 'has beer deri ving 3 upd t the company's office are : edatents of one of their is\gi with thd e % a ase, No. 330.4 g One i8.thrat, 8 size, Elgin steraly PWLBL ui, 02k 02 0 * Total.... \ A And the assayer's certificate lows: e Watch case\No. $20.46-gro=s w fnénesd gold, T:4; value, $14.76. ~ { y, 4, W. wap This bhowing «peaks for 12s dress récites that the compar « peshs e awl cess g saving machinery and al=o red: of employes sixty per cent. F compatty, it also recites, has case exclusively for a long nu and shag refused to q‘ssist the w. Inamed TONY, PASTOR CO] : i . x- | To Appear at the Opera Honus I Company Tuesday E The old favorite, Tony Pasto ly selected and talented eqmy; will delight Elm{rans.at the op day evening. Tony Pastor i ' to need extendéd recommend announcement of his coming aesure him a good houee. Th (n of interest: | ' Tony Pastor retiirned to the | He ' $ fast night, and was. welcomed ° friends. MZ Edward H. Talbot, ; \Nobody Home but Me,\ iniroim 1 § ful tricks with af barrel, a table well received, and the Prince and shin pleaked everybody. by their a. \\ jugglitig.and balgncing. Tony Pa wete a.special featurs of the ente: always are. Tho Kernells mad Sidewalk Conversation!\ and Mi songs were finely rendered . Mr., in theif Dutch specialty,. © Fritz's Shortis, in his musical art, wore 3 'The performanes ends with a nos Mam Carleton, extitled **The Lit which Harry Kernell. Harry Wat Péter Daiiey, E. K. Talbot, and t] part p < __: & __ Death of Charles 'B. 7 , Chgries B. Kitehen, a highly ef Vidter, Pa., departed this li that village last munday, and curred on Tussfay. Mrlynfi 6. Middlebury, November 1 £18198 cHitdfen, Mrs. PAR. Campbell «Beld,' Pa.; Mrs. J. W. Cae. of\ Lewig Cass of Waver C., of this city, to mourn his consistent member of the M. the many gets 'of kindness sympathy with- the suffgring < will live in thefnoemory of hi f a. 353‘} 050” $1 € + 3 . Fox £ friecniis by whom he wis hel regatd. Thesgmpathy of all. beregved family in their irrey [o sl an Peco ese a 4. soi _\ He Me Her at £ . Yotwastows, O., May 16 of Wiubbard, OHio, is the pate orator: Last year while at. Elmira, N) Y., h6 meta gras introduced to her as a sing}? in what he supposed was a h: l Aftexi'waxd' he began to recriv in\ which ' she ~asserted he marry hor, and if he failed : lively for him. ? The widow,\ has sont a , message froni Hescock notiffing. her th: '~ promised to éarry the wri has a daughter rory low. w He Has éngaiged counsetiand, the grag “Wide; arrested fop 88 3ng vido s If . r . . fic‘i‘tngz‘tte'llf Among the latest bateX of 1 mtnts sent by, President Cle att fie}; confirnistion, is th. Thompson, as minister res negral to HaytL The hot bnt is supported by an an ., Ho is a smart, active m The appointment~of Geo: of Michigan, to- be envoy | minister\filenipétentiary of to Russia, was a surprise to to the country. . ' His name : the (Ieading lairyers (of tris genfleman of superior cn 6 menits, | L0 rou Alike» on the: verands o wealth ind in the litle cof will] the refreshing ihfuen Blgre Mango be apparent., sitidfying,. and'is prepared ul} directions. accompany tards, puddings, ete: Put. and $175, .X families, | *' . -# afféflto , ted \ol , For Sate Co {ode =' »Btock and Axtures df an - Erodery business in &a grow , inhfbitants ; gobd reasons fo 208, Port J £00. 1 »$ 6 iw,
