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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
sP EcIAL NOTICES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

EDS. ISrEILE6gS cER-PIease announces A. J. PASSELL
JNo u. WILSON and JOHN RNOTE, as the Citizens
did ties the House Of Delegates
ap22-te* CITIZENS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

TIE Hannibal (NIo.) Messenger says that Mrs.
Rush, of Marion county, placed five eggs under
n hen, and each of them proving to be double
yolks, the result was ten handsome chickens
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

RETURN OF Nh. W. RuSsELL.-After a long
absence and much illness and fatigue, Mr. Will
liam Russell is once more safe at home He ar
rived at Marseilles on Tuesday, and was to start
for England Immediately on the expiration of
his quarantine. He is safe, and one would lie
glad to add sound, but fall from his horse
while campaigning has brought on larneness,
which will prove, it is feared ncurable.-Itius,
tJHtcI Times
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

REYNOLDS, the dramatist, observing to Martin
the thinneSs of the house at one of his plays
added he supposed it was owing to the war
NO." replied Martin II should Judge it is
/ owing to the piece"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

THE editor of the New Orleans Bulletin brags
OF having toasted already on green corn, full
grown, and remarkably delicious
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
A MADRID journal of the goth uIt., relates

4 MADRID journal Of the 10th ut, relates
the following circumstance:
As the Queen, on Good Friday, was, accord
ing to custom, washing the feet of some poor
old women, her Majcsty's bracelet fell off, and
one of the women picking it up, offered it to
her Majesty. "My good woman" said the Queen,
'since the bracelet has fallen near you, keep it."
or course the woman vas profuse in her express
sions of gratitude. The Duchess dc Medina
Cell, who was present, told the old woman that
she would buy the bracelet of her, and jewel
err having estimated it to be worth 1000 reals,
a, 25OE) the Duchess gave that sum.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

Colds,
Coug 8,
Ho arsene ss,
Bronchitis,
Influenza.
Are relieved in a very short time by using the
II . a Il II o L n ID Il y l. = y NJ.
II does not cOnstpate the Bowels,
1t is pleasant to the taste.
It's adapted to young and old
Price "a Cents.
"WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD"
Cannot keep house without them"
EVERY POPULAR WITH OUR CUSTOMERS"
IAN excellent family medicine"
1.-THE BEST PILL WE EVER USED"
81 prize them very highly"
THEY ARE ISESTIMABLE."
The above from received
to DIX ToDD's ANTI BILIOUS LIVER PrLIs for
Liver Com plants,
m i e t on,
Constip alton,
Dyspepsia,
Headache.
Colds,
They superior any pill in
Dr. Todd's Pills the HoarhouEd Balsam are for sale
by Dealers ersyYrhers
T. IL. LOGAN CO., GenI AGENTS.
mhl3 Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

a London paper tells ola very pretty bonnet
made Of white Grape and mauve coIored silk,
(Which costs only Gl2"-sixty dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

WIN. F. BAYLEY, of Washington, makes the
following return Of receipts and expenses for
the Napier Ball. The note is addressed to the
Managers
To bills full against the Ball ....... SO S45 81
BY receipts from tickets, II 1913 SO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

PnILADELPnEANs admire the French troupe
nov in their city. The Press asks, "What can
we say Of 'Concohon,' Mile. Eugene, Sen, with
the lustrous eyes? the innate type of the Paris
ian grisette, and the opera rat. She is a very
handsome figure, and was dressed rarir"-
that is, rs little as possible.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

TnE death of the celebrated DR.. Lardner, of
England, was announced in our dispatches
Many of our readers may remember an inter.
esting statement which Col. Wheat made out on
the grounds at the HempfeId Railroad ceebra-
ton at West Alexander, concerning this scienti-
tic gentlcman's assertions about steam. He Or.
Lardner) was noted for his repeated assertions
that steam navigation could never be carried to
such point as to make tia paying speculation.
1t has been said that he deemed the crossing of
the Atlantic by steam vessels utterly impractical.
BILE, and that when that mechanical triumph was
achieved, he denied ever having said so. BUTT
appears that he merely argued that, as COM
mcrcial speculation, trans Atlantic navigation
could not become successful.
The latest hobby Of DR.. Lardner was the use
Of scientific instruments for the wholesale de-
struction of human life during the coming war.
He advocated the introduction of destructive
chemical agents in place of the rifle and cannon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

Or the Boston Boot and Shoe market the
Reporter says-"rhcre is but little movement,
and both manufacturers and dealers are having
a:quiet time a few orders, mostly to those do
ing jobbing business, are coming in for light
Congress and other work suitable for summer
wear. or desirable goods of this kind, there is
only a small stock the market, and the
amount of spring goods carried over will no
doubt be rather below the average; prices are
quite firm"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

4 COUPLE of German wagon makers in Cleve-
land recently sold nut their effects, and last
Friday, with their families started for the cars
route for New York, 20 take passage back to
Germany On their way to the depot one of
them stopped at the Post Office and found a let
ter from his friends in the south of Germany
(whither they We're goingl begging them to
Immediately abandon the idea Of coming to G.r-
many, as the transcription" was going on, and
they would he pressed into the Austrian service
Immediately their arrival. The party en-
route for Germany did not even 90 to the cars
They turned their backs to the East and con-
cluded to reman in land where "conscriptions"
were not going on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
%HGO~

The n. Y. Express thinks that there is an
awful profanity in the fact of the two leading
despots of Europe being on the eve Of setting
half million of men cutting one anOther's
threats, or blowing ont each others brains thus
presumptuously affecting and calculating upon
the Providence of God, in their respective "d-
dresses, recently published:
"Providence will bless orr efforts for that
cause is holy in the eyes of God, &C., &C.
Napoleon.
THE sword which have been forced to
draw is sanctiiied. "-Francis Joseph..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

The one objectionable sin in Eastern Virgin
ia politics, for which there is neither hope nor
atonement, is for any man, at any time OF his
life, to have been unsound on the niger ques-
ton.
For instance, the Richmond Wing says:
Whether Mr. Letcher is no'o reliable on the
subject of slavery or not, is not the real queS-
lion at issue. He may or he may not DC rella'
God. A deep aud dark suspicion
at least rests upon him, and can the people of
Virginia Of any party, support for the high Of
lice of Governor man who is tainted with
even the slightest suspicion of unsonndness on
the vital and momcutous subject of slavery!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

The Bishop of London is preaching to the
omnibus drivers and conductors of that metrOp-
oils, who attend the special services in large
numbers Exchange
That is apostolic and worthy of his sacred
office. Many English churchmen, however,
make fuss about it, as considering it ''rather
low" on the part of his Lordship. Fine idea of
apostolic humility, those Bulls have. Paul
would have been silenced, if he had preached
among EN-, for being too familiar with pl, bans
and poor folks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

DeHcit....-.. $l,U2l ~
81 Whatever amount you may feel disposed
to give towards liquidating the deficit, please
remit me, and it shall be applied to that pur
pose.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

WE have a copy of the Spiritual Telegraph
before US, in which appears the fourth of Judge
Edmond's articles on spiritualism. 1t treats of
physical Manifestations" The Judge says he
"has been touched, when no person was near
enough to do it; sometimes in the light, when
my eyc-sight told me that none of those present
did it, sometimes in the dark, when no one
knew where vas, or even that was present;
sometimes my foot has been patted as with a
hand; sometimes my clothes pulled By a
child; sometimes push in my side, as by a
dull and nonelastic force, and twice have felt
human hand on my skin. On one of these &C.
casions the touch was cold, but not clammy, and
on the other it was soft, warm and flesh like"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

PRENTICE acknowledges the receipt Of Il pc.
litcal letter as follows "A gentleman who calls
himself Methodist preacher, has sent US a
strange political letter. There seems to be some
method in hi, madness, and good deal of mad
ness in his Mcthodism."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

TuE next news from Europe will reach US by
the following steamships all of which are at
sea to-day, having left in the following order:
New York, from Bremen May II, for New
York; Asia. from Liverpool May II, for New
York; lInmmonia, from Hamburg May Is for
New York; Hungarian, from Liverpool May Is,
for Quebec.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

y genuine rat was scotched and killed in the
Office of the Rochester IN. W Union, the other
day. The animal was caught between the cylin-
der of the press and the type the fourth page,
and as the cylinder was revolving, his ratShip
got pretty positive impression of the type. or
rather left his own image flattcned out on the
surface of the sheet rs it passed through
Printers will rejoice that there is one rat less
hanging about printing offices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

The New York Staats Zeitumg says-"Wc
would be glad to learn any day the news that
an Austrian cannon hall had whipped his head
off the hero of tie ID ecember"-Perbaps
the editor would like to pick up the brains!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

BY law of Prussia, every child between the
ages of seven and fourteen is required to go to
school and to learn to read and write In 1915
there were but two persons in hundred who
could neither read nor write; 3,32S, 900 children
of the 1900, 900 between seven and fourteen
years, attend school In the standing army Of
lg6,O0O bat two soldiers are unable to read
In case of her taking part in the war, Prussia
can bring into the field 100000, in one sense
the best educated military force in the world
The Washington Star says that the cost Of
furnishing the improved style of envelope, the
propriety of adopting which is being considered
by the Post Office Department, may require a
small addition to the price now charged for
stamped envelopes. For example, the rate of
lettes sized envelope may be changed from
S3I8 per hundred (now charged) to 1927.
-&
a converted Brahmin, with the uneuphonious
cognomen of Jogut Chunder Gangoby was adj
vertiscd to deliver lecture in New York the
other night, in Iindoo costume
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

WE HAVE on table lately, any quantity of new
works, magazines and pamphlets, of which we
have had scarcely time to examine the title
pages. We shall try end do justice to these
favors of rur publishing friends shortly. We
are opposed, principle, to speaking of any
work ut all, however ncritorious, until we have
satisfied ourselves from personal examination.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

TIE Richmond Why has handsome compIi-
ment to Watman T. Wiley, who is now in
Eastern Virginia, saying:
We rejoice that Mr. Wiley has come amongst
US, for he has given fresh impetus to the cause
he so ably advocates. We assure our friends
vino may not have an opportunity of hearing
him. that he is eminently worthy of their con-
lidcncc and OF the- cordial support.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
S,nyt,d bv Tsi<e,apa.

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,N, S.sy.,.L tod. 40 n.'.s Mdoins ~ llvils.
CO., emit. M,Us7>c Lssp tpi q W..
D., M Sp,. Sec. -FLoUs qi~t o4t nm sop>fH
.. ,,Ex. WpyAr ou~h.psed Co.'s '.Sy o.r are ssc
e.rh N freely foo lswsr q" ~u"'s " ''S "Hssv
,n,r. sr,iv. az qlo'.d 81 Td2'- ,,,
O<u,co SPIT, m.-rtots ubcH-ns'o " 80 N ~
M Wu, IA od milling c.msh6 bot so~ coeuna.d ssAsssy
- S.,.b ou.s % rt one 70 s'y e'n"ssss e.
=, q, 40 b. 90 uh, CsuASi.n o. Coss ~
a. AZ, nj. ..,. Of SIDN husn lbnys 81 ~ Oars ~
p.,I,y ou,rt CsS.l FsEIGars upeo.ne-a Lhn isroan
80 il, ylou, 20 So bt.h "tts, H. on1 bvey -
hr.h O.s Ard IS, hush Prss CANAL 'AfoNs-sso NJ
Il,r, " 300 bush wh,.t. ard no eu.n Va"
sr,r.Io s-tt a. m-fLoVs mn a." sr~n1l&
~, h,., a. rp.r Lake .xr,; .ses lNo eel' WHsar asa
"a ., - srn ans ..les bi.h Chicago sr,R ~.
70 es d 81 p~w No 7eo, TO STRIVE ~ To- osS Sss&
~ 80 do from store as; $40 euss weie CssSsx
81 fs CosN IN q ID :~m.n', clo1nf ofmi s~.o~ ND.
= ujnoi. r,,.ly % .rry. ct Sc. oihef 0rnas esS.
WHISKY poa'ns' FsEIGHrs sts.'y Lax IUosrs - ~
~. pl,.r q 30 bah VIVA 400 90. Cora ~ % Re
C,..i TxYosIs i SO bbl Flour 90 bash "s-s, ss~ -
cHIc.co Sept. s. 1889. 6p r.-fLous fast WntAr 10
-. an. a., lined L. CoRs s,lss VI too esh e6k.
oars OIL. Rscrrrs to-day 80" DIVA pE'n' 80" esA.
sselSl. Io T. 20 40 suh ~tea', 49, nnse Corn
rososro C. ~, sp.s ts5s. ~ m-pLors hfm Wssir
a,cnrin. lsse rec,ips OArs oet-ed s. Prs SSA BAa.
Cncnx,,L S.pt s-F1 Our: S,me syupt,nls Of inreov.
M ~ a. 10. n. but PRICE uGehstG.i whiskr &c wet
IT, psov,,,oS, am bot ,d,a c'ssk ttsnse
NEwt,ELEA>s, s.pt s-Corros: al toey 81 Ana bsss
i'm snl-r e,ic.s: MIDI ina . sui hiddins l9lt' s0eis
AMI s,s3osi, fl posx doll Sl<7h FsGissrs
Corau 70 Liverpool $3.50 a ID $1,000,
STR et Of {5-a c.rl Z i?t WB.sr hrn sA~s bos hsa
White at e. 2G<i SIS AID tl+d.i 4, oi shot~ Coax
,,sry o. fsdsec Er eotn White AID fsl1w Psovis'oss
steady. WBIskY steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
NaARRlGn.
CAPTN-HEWlTT-O Aoposy A, n. 4 I

CAPEN-HEwITT-O Mooosy, s+p: s. .. Davenport. Iowa.
oy tie Rev. q, oIse Assonu. John ceD OF NewYo,t
City, TO Mary y. Hewitt OF the former place.
CROWkLL-OAf-At SewsTb, n Wednesday. Sett Z,
by the Rev j. steer D r. B-sca Go cell Of >ou.o
Carolina 10 Chinese dausats cf Ehnue d. y -sq o. New
DuSN-FARGES- On We'd, esd.v. Sgt S. aa ST joseph |.
Church by the hev Mr. FsTe Mr. David Dano, IT, to ns
Louisa h. youasrst aa0shss of r,;sI F&ses es9 Of this
city
n. London, Cons papers pl-sse copy.
DE IA NAlER-rLEsilN-n thursday, SEP. g. The resi-
debes III. bride Psi-Lt BY the Rev r. Ne smsn Caaa
DE La Mater Miss Enms P aim. eldest lighter of
Nm f.esIp, ,tq oil o. this city.
HEkRloi-HALL-Op fnusaay, Sept Q, By TIE Rev T. j.
ss.yeT M GiosAon herIioi Ma Es aAu. h.er
cfAjep. Nm Hail
HOpGEs-NNsLlE-At OSvero, on Monday, Sept; S. in
lhns Church by the Rev. Vim. Scaly-r Jsues Hoof-s
Of hcsEo, III 70 hiss IA soe Wy,- Of ,ndoa T. aud
JAChSON-Mc AANN-On HsiD-ss.y, Ak ST. William
JseksU, esq 70 Miss Ju "a hcxs.n, b5n OF ths civ
OSbOkS-t LD-on TnuT~day, 81 the. u.dence of
The bndvs label By u. kss O. FIssS Tn O.bo.n
10 Aodle l. Slaughter Of DSvi1 Field, ~sq CITY
PLAlT-EhOOhFIELD-ln hoIisto~ 4. N J on TanIsisy
SEP, ~ the Rev DAVID TVius Chss Plat Of AlsuuA
Ca. ana UvosiAr., dAaShitrei n Il Br5aAhed .s9 Of
PiRssoN-ByLT-in hi. city, Taursdsy, ssps It 8,
0vs.e. Church By lie Rsv. Dr. rysx M Francs n Psoa
20 k.s louhv NJ hLh
REF sE-lkNI Ma St An3re~s Ckn ck State ,spd on
lh.Isasy s-Pt {, BY Rev Tneojof, Irving vo
b. httse - LIME h seood daughter e. :ae fhisB cuy
btorP-GLoVER-on Tuesday, Sept. by the Rev. ~. s
Nt.es b. JAaia sb ~ % s~.a Jsae daughter Of
lac Cap. - AID Glover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
DlED.

ANBLER-A Sre-ccroyr, Cclurks County " Y. 90 Non.
os, Set = Of congestion oi ssan, Gs-. Ar.olsr
AGED - bs2s
Blu aE-At hanbarf Gerusry FdiAy Aug 81.
hugMe; same u tbe ian YEA II 49, - 2er ot f!uE
lArOGoie biline Of CS4sess Coese, Ne- I-d.,r ha
ClARK-n N.S oI,e.rs, Tuesday So. e. Se.h l. wife
# Ms-s Cara - daughter >ar.Cs Nr.s cd u
Notit smptcn Ms. Al.o AL isaut ssnsh,cr
CloSsEiAes frsukhs Glossy ssri p yesrs sou % Me'
Cksry issseo slc sraua.la u acan L sAa ,rr.,si
Tv ~ wi! tste tLs tss, ock NJ 'r5- :.
fsuis c. Ich Hobsea Tie ia 20. AID relatives -
cease iLs..ec - at.-ac-
CAsiREE-st he rtsiierc- p Core EAbes esq Cas-
tu ,slALa, I-ssAy, =. . AAifie.
nstlsr Ct Az! ..
CORO.EB-ln this ci'y Wet-e.iay, Stpl : a, olock
Bc,c he beloved o. hcals! ,0s.- native q C5.a
~ I~nstfd, kvia.c.
CCsI ELL0-In hi, ely, W,d-ss'sy s-r;. = Johanna
Cereio, vie OF Wihsn Costello sgd y rs'iys Of
Nes..lel Ss--.y ktryl ....-e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
TBf METEOR OF AUGUsT live have received
the fnlluMii q clrcnlar from DE- GnnlJ:

"1he upirsbned bsg dtirous Of investigating the path
and probable ODg1 of be nssaoe meets Ot Angus. H.
Obtain much Information ccHc-IEiIg II po.sib
Win /, greatly obns~d those witness Of ne
who III with facts TNe iufoTm
pe.d.d for ceefuirVs is orbit 70 Ihe ecise
tbIN,T pat V' s n.
yccciy but any facts c5LceiniDs wilt % soome
70 any Of tbe fcIIsinx Questions are sOlct-d:
What The oec;ioa altitude Of the VII 1t
hIs AIS When II Was lAst seen How lOuE
visible 3 Wa the .Iplosion Wns
between seeing tho u-toor hrst hearing ths
Hoo many rpsds b. AID. .. what iGefvas o -
you kDo~ Il fDs the cA,tb7 II few
tsiiuaes VI ,n.ch De OBJ aued
difcun d,t.Taiue ID. paih " The
~oithy be OO.aaui rsgAdinS oTtJ. TiJss
IA hImsn the subject WI 'oufs! favor
BY oonmuuosnne 10 b. A. cow j., C.mordse M.ss"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09

con,rv A. xu,rr,.v j. On w,ds-.ssy. s-ps T. Muss'e'
Hem. the sioy'd t'-.hi ~ o. - A' % - ~ - "
n.vovIr s-oosl,r ~ wedp-.d.y s~p Of eoasrn7ou-
I..,e D.yc, n III 7oi ye.T Of hs s1e-
nrfp.RyAL-t. tb- r,.id.Dn- Of b. n,ots-r |. GIVE
s,r,r Is,od CD urin--csy. SEPT 2, Fe9es DncaH Gal
,,.e "a year, 10 ihorih. and y Cay.
yDIso.-s Jersey City, Wednesday Sgt Ct oc'unP
ucr Csns. Ed+n, IN ne f'' ''.I Of -, age
GhyEhbAH-A, Ut,.isdy, Csm,ro 'iand ""o r-too Tee,
n,oT en MoIesy Juy IT, cssrie' d Ge.r A,An, aged 81
,,sr.. hru,rly Q, Brooklyn, Ny.
GJLEs-A, No NJ Broolae street, CT "tnesday' s'P .
lfrs Glr, aged y yes-a
1UNPeRES-O1 U.soe.jsy, Sep. = ei-s Jsne Hu npsd'"
sS5a Of joan Haa Phr.s r. III sta var Of oei .Ie
~, mr., from .be b no o. TI.u KIN, No lss W.;
T..pi, ;hrd e., Eh.h syesue, SATURDAY he iva
frs- II Gel'ck m
PARRINs - II THE c1ry, Wednesday Sept u ES~A'
H.iIibs IL The I'd Sesi Of ria -se.
H.yLAsp-A, Yaivire, Esw.vori City on wedoe.d.y
uorrirs Sept AFR .fsr; iir.s Honor h,snh ls-'e
dJ,isribs.on Queer, CouE;J, Ireland, aged 'syeA'
JoNEs-op Sunday, IalJ H. IN Li'srrsl ars ssf,a
aae efc,e; Joa.' Of %. All tIn,a .e1 sn,r
y fswsded 70 Red Cie.i, LO-s Island for n'eruen'
yosrIo on Igs.d'y uog0' s s ss, c ssa.sssS
for .r,sa YEAR ls;,siy Sound p IN the sh yeH OF
r.. RE n. wee fp,errei ., D.rien. Com.
rofu sIi and SANFORD p.per' please copy
hcSEySA-on Taursoay, scp Of eos.lmP,ion, heh'el
Fsitb,r u lcs viii te ,iveu in " norfo.' p'Pr
poIRACBIN-Ip mi. city, Tur-dsy s-p. A.e1snder
Moran, Ss,ive 4 to,l'pd, ...d y year
james Mc Donald, sse1 q ,.s> psve of s'to iesnd
hcoRATB-ln hi. city "Wednesday, SEPT T. Aary J'oe o.
HcG,sh. 10 tie l9h year OF her age - =
MlLSOFD-At Green .ion NO, OF Wsdoesdsy %P :
VIII. younses: chid Of Henry sSd Sarah A hh'fi u
NevYCyk-
PARsoss-A, Lrr',n. w.rep Comfy Ny s1ss.y Sep
Caroline uf,nt hid Of Rober. e. and Mary H. fH'on' Of
| FlUsbipl, LoIs issIo.
sIRYKFR-In Broct'yu on wsdn'sssy SEP. Cs.harine
~ife Burcsll STyttr 10 the fah year Of ser sse
To. eDd, and relatives invited g. sena the funeral IRON
ts rsdres, No le Jay street. os FRAY AFTERNOON a. =
O'Clock.
wADELL--In Brooklyn, on Wednesday Sept Mr. EDer
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DREAMING ~ The "HsLLs" ~ CHICAGO Last
Friday . desce Il was mace by the police upon 40 e1
tepsivs gombhbg tstablshmebt in Chicago aui the
occupsn,s-siA,een IN pnmber-sere arrested, an s
every i.red, either ~ or So. Tne keeper was
bound for tri and the concern fairly broken ~
Among those ares ed Wa one Daniel Davis who is
act do en- as professional frou this city, and ~ho
o~rs property in Ba1Ai, The Democrat states, worth
$s5UJ0. Ii ssys lie came 10 Chicago Tuesday n'gQt
to stay through the far week. He was mul,ied go
The Duke Of Devorsbire has Just issued, under the
superiut@uje, ce OF air. John Psype CJlner, fac
s,mHe of the 1904 edilop Of Shakespeare " .nlst"
TITS is the ed ton Published while Shakespeare
~ss alive, which processes TO be, Dot incorrectly
=" pe~ly imprinted ssd enlarged 70 almost a, much
sgsine as it according 70 lac true and perfect
comic"