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$1,000 Rcward.-The above reward will be
given TO any person who can furnish q presorip-
tlon for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to Dr.. strick-
lank's MeIIinuous Cough Bslsam. This 1balssm
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases of chronic
cough, asthma, whOoping cough and primary cases
of coasumption are cured by DR.. strickIand's Mel
Iiiuous Cough BalsAm. It can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, @.
NAL Rs - p
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We are glad to learn that C. F. stumm,
of the Western Union Telegraph Office of
this city, sustained no damage in the con
hagratiOn at BeHnehof Run, (which ap-
pears in our telegraph repor1. He is inter
ested in three large flowing wells, just west
Of where the fire eemmenced. The lersest
well, No. IS, on the Run, owned by William
Spence, Chss, Moore and others, of Petro-
leum Centre, is ruined for the time being.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Rally the 9ystem.-After a disease has
been conquered, there is still the weakness that
it leaves behind Il to DO removed. Convalsseence
lie a tedious affair. II the enfeebIed and Ascold
muscles, the shattered nerves, the thin and watery
blood could speak, they would cry for help. In
too many cases such help as Is given them 10 not OF
the right kind. The fiery stimalants Of commerce
do harm. They kndle a temporary fame, which
ia a moekery. Their effect passes, and the last
state Of them who uses them 10 worse than the first.
Not such is the effect of HosTETTER'S ST0M-
ACH BITTERS. There Is no drawback to their
toning properties. Balsamio plants and barks
and roots contribute their restorative juices to
render this soothing and strengthening prepars-
ton a protective and REMEDIAL agent. Its basis
is the only pure stimulant which has ever been
produced containing no fusel oil or any other dele-
FERROUS element. The most careful and skillful
chemists have snaly zed the Bitters, and pronounced
them harmless.
This is scientific testimony; but the testimony
Of the hundreds of thousands who have experienced
the preventive and curative efects of the "Grest
Vegetable Tonic and Alternative of modern times Is
still more conclusive. In fever and seus, dysPep-
STA, billiousness, nervous complaints, general de-
biity, aud chronic complaints it Is as nearly in
falifbEe as anything in this fsllibls world can be.
Sold everywhere. JANIS
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AbGtemsRh.-0R Iron, Except sheet ordered In
lots sf20 tons, l21fc per hundred pounds.
On Nails, ordered In lots of 100 kegs or mere,
la1<c psr ksg. t4laN r.
1srns-Nots or acceptance at sixty days, with
curreht rate Of exchange on New York, or . dis
0ounl Of three per cent. for cash, If RENTED on re-
osipt Of invoice Payments to be made in New
York exchange, United States Treasury Notes, OF
their equivalent. No discount on bills Of less
amount than fftY dollars. y BIZ
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Ispecial . Osrslsnd pailr Irlprn.l

PITTssUBGH, Jan. A-s:O0 P. n.
Crude oil buyers and sellers came to terms to-
day, and sales were large TO be delivered at opening
of navigation. Sales II 500 bbls. packages re-
turned, at zoe. Other lots arc under negotiation.
Refined neglected. Bonded nominal on spot at
45@4ec; Sic offered for Philadelphia delivery. Sale
200 bbls free at &c. There Is no export demand.
BsnzOle nominal ct zoe for bonded Sale 100 bbls
Tar at s4,T5.
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Cleveland Lumber Market.

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81, 1856.
Trade is quiet, though for the season the demand
is good. Prices are unchanged and firm, and in
view Of the smaIl amount of logging done this
winter-lssS it q stated, than for many years
past--the probabilities are in favor of higher rates
at the opening Of the spring trade, whils the dis
continuance of the Reciprocity Treaty will con-
duce to the same eRd. We quote;
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FUsERAL OF J.. I. WEATHERLT.-Csptsin
B. A. Standard, who went to Buffalo to con-
duct the remains ofths late j. L. Weatherly
70 this city for interment, sent a dispatch
yesterday morning to Mr.. J.. ?. Warner, an
nounciag that he would leave that city at
two o'clock in the afternoon and probably
reach Cleveland at nine o'clock in the even
ing (Ast night The funeral will take
plsee at two O'Clock this (Thursdsy) after
noon at S.. Paul's Church.
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e. B.. HALE,


III Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1882.
Dealer In z-3O and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received aud COLLECTIONS made at
all points. Jan27:R1l
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DULA.-Tbere is next to nothing doing at
the police station. The weather seems bad
for the exercise of the arts ofrsscality. We
are informed that the months of January
and February are always the dullest in the
year In the police business. When life and
business rsyives In the spring, knaves throw
of the drowsiness Of the winters term, and
with snakes, possums and wOOdchucks, riss
to a new career. -I1fhl<a lAil
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THE "HoNE 0PER4..-The Elyria Demo
srat takes the Cleveland papers to task for
having omitted, in noticing the rendition Of
"The Doctor of Aleantara," to give proper
credit to Elyria for the artists from that town
who participated in its performance. AS
far as the LEADER is concerned, the omission
was rather the result-of inadvertenee than
Of intention, and we hasten to atone for it
by expressing the deep obligation which
the Cleveland public are under to Elyris for
furnishing us with yoealists and actors SO
excellent as Misses Wooster and Emmons,
and Nj. Northrop, and q conductor 50 exper-
fenced and successful as Mr.. Finn. Elyria
has reason to be proud of these representa-
tives OF her musical talent and culture, and
we regret that they cannot be claimed as
residents of Cleveland. When we eharae-
terized the Opera as a "hogse performance
however, we had reference not SO much to
the immediate lOsals of the singers, as othe
fact that they were American amateurs, and
not Italian importations.
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CURIosrTIEs OF LIrzRArURE.-We give be-
low a transcript, faithful ever to the dots
and the absence of dots excepting the
namesl Of a letter which was recently re-
ceived at the Probate Office in this CITY. It
will be seen that "Bessie" is a little Chiefly"
on spelling. Here is the document:
FRI uial BosToN, Jan. IL 1866.
Der cir l want git you to look for a marig
Bee tweDe the fairste day of June late up
until this present tim thay say thay got
thsyer lisens her to mary. I want you look
vary perickly for it and send me the true
account thayer naimes is Alone Harding
and Lucy Hamond.
ANGER this as soon as you can to me and 1
WILDE a much oblige to you
LISEBEAUS SHARP
Summit Co. Ohio
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Board OF TRADE.-A full attendance of
the members Of the Board Of Trade is re-
quested at the rooms of the Board at one
o'clock to-day Thursday for the purpose
of attending the funeral Of the late Joseph
L. Weatherly.
P. CHAMBERLIN, President.
j. c.. SAGE. Secretary. ja3l-1t
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DE-. HUsHEs-PREeAUTIoSARY MEASURES.
-Shsrif Nicola, feeling it to be his duty,
removed from the cell occupied by DR..
Hughes his razor and two pocket-knives,
yesterday afternoon-not that he was at all
fearful that the prisoner was meditating
self-destruotion in the event of the failure of
Rev. J. A.sThome to induce Gov. Cox to
commute the sentence Of the doomed man,
but simply to be on the absolutely safe side.
Thatoficer also set 3 guard over the Doctor,
namely, Mr.. Calvin Bissell, formerly Quar-
~ter1naster Sergeant of the Brooklyn Battery,
we believe. He will attend the prisoner by
day, and Sleep in the same cell by night.
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CoURT or CoNMoE PLEAs-NAMEs OF GRAM
AND PETIT JuRoRs.-The next term of the
Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county
viii begin on the 18th Of February. We
give below the names of the gentlemen con-
shutting the Grand and Petit Juries. A
vsnire JGeias has been issued, and the juriel
will be impannelled on the day aforesaid j
GRAND JURY.
Archibald Powell, Ninth Ward.
A. Mcintosh, Seventh Ward.
Thomas Callow, Third Ward.
Thomas Dixon, Eleventh Ward.
Stephen Brannon, Fifth Ward.
J. 8. Pelton, Brooklyn.
Sebastian Blessing, Independence.
Enos Hawkins, Independence.
Sturges Lynes, Fourth Ward.
N. B. Bowler, Sixth Ward.
E. NJ. Fenner, Euclid.
Henry Kilmer, Sixth Ward.
Thomas Davis, Newburgh.
NJ. Wemple, East Cleveland.
John Il. Waddle, Seventh Ward.
PETIT JURY.
Joseph Rinear, Bucksville.
Samuel Foljambe, Second Ward.
Jehiah Hancock, Euclid.
Lynus Clark, W~arrensyille.
James Clapp, Warrensville.
Jesse K. Brainard, Brooklyn.
William Busby, olmsted,
silas Belden, Third Ward.
George 7. Taylor, Second Ward.
Sherman Bailey, WarrensviIIe.
James B. Wilbur, Fourth Ward.
Marcus A Baird, East Cleveland.
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Hides-we quote . fOllows:
Cleveland Iron and Nail Market.

WEDNESDAY,, January 81, 1885.
Cleveland, Brown s Co., Manufacturers and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron and Nails, Nos. SO and
81 Msrwin street, report a fair trade for the sea-
son, and prices unchanged, steady and nrm. The
stock of goods is small, and for some articles the
demand IA in excess of the supply. The tone Ofthc
market is strong, and with a prospective lih9rsl
Spring demand, theirs a a possibility Of higher
prices than now prevail. We quote;
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NSE YoRK PAPERs.-We are under ire
quent obligations to Starr for New York pa
psrs In advance of the mails. His Jews
room contains the latest end most interest
ing periodical literature. 5fElI
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LAKE sUR9Ex CHAKrs.-We learn from
the Detroit papers that Colonel Reynolds,
Chief Of the Lake Survey, has just received
from Washington two charts, made in ODE
dience to acts Of Congress, and under the di-
rsetion of the Bureau of Typographical En-
gineers Of the War Department. The first
is a.ehers of the East end ofLake Michigan,
including grand Traverse Bay, and the Fox
and Asnitou Islands, projected from trig-
nometrical surveys under the orders of Capt.
Geo. g. Meade, of the Typographical Engi-
neers Of 1881, and drawn under the diree-
ton Of that officer in 1881, and Lieut.. Col
J.. D. Graham, ofthe corps of Engineers OF
1889 and 1858. The other iss preliminary
chart of the west end of Fon du Lac, in
Lake Superior, embracing Superior, st.
Louis and AlloneE Bays, and the ST. Louis
river al the head of navigation, in which
the triangulation was prepared by Assistant
D. +. Henry, the off shore photography by
Assistants ]. Carr and E. P. Austin, the
shore line topography and photography OF
Superior, 81. Louis and AIlonez and st
Louis river by Assistants W. H. Harding
and W. T. Cssgrsin, of Lake Superior BY
Assistants H. C. Penney and h. Gilman
and was reduced for engraving by Captain
Joshua Barney.
sThey are both NEST excellent examples
Of the perfection that has been reached il
the art Of engraving, being executed il
such a manner as to attract the admira'
ton of all. It is said that original drafts
which were made with pen and ink BY
Capt. Barney, were sven superior to the en-.
Cravings themselves"
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TELEeRAPEuc.-A ost surprising i'm
petus has been given to the business of Tel
egraphing in this country in the past few
years insomuch that there has been a
great scarcity of operators to do the in
ereasing business. The Telegraphic De-
partmento OF the Cleveland Business College
lie now supplied with twenty-seven first
class instruments and all the necessary par
aphernalia of telegraphing. The teachers
are practical men, being connected with
commercial and railway lines. We have
no hesitation in saying that this is one of
the most complete and nicely adjusted Tel
egraph Institutes in the world.
jsn3I:2S4- dtGw1te
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De-. L1BBEY.-We see by the Chicago
papers that 'Hoses," NJ. D, is attending to
his professional affairs in that city. We
trust he will SO conduct himself that the
authorities need have no occasiOHto NEEDLE
with him.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
lrvraroOL HAEEs+-1s.g

y tIFLaF0VE IANHEF-LI IITs -
Elo1r dull and steady.
Wheat steady winter red, los 3d9i0s Sd
Corn quiet mixed, 29s Sd@2o9a
Beef firm, Pork quiet Bacon hrm.
Cheese hrmer, Butter steady
Lard quiet and steady
Sugar inactive, Coffee no sales.
Petroleum easier refined, 2e8Ss.
LATEST MARKErs.
LONDON, January H.-eonsols lower and sisse as
French rentes, 68L. $40.
United States 5-2Os, Is. Erie shares BTHI5e
Illinois Central, T6k66oZ.
LIVERPOOL, January H.|Cotton irregular and
very dull. Sales on Monday and Tuesday Of 10000
bales, including 5000 to spectators aud exporters.
The market was then easier.
Breadstufs quiet, Wheat steady.
Provisions hrmsr, except Lard, which il dull.
Produce market quiet and steady.
The Manchester market 10 very dull.
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Go TO PEBLEr's.-J. 8. Perlsy, opticisn,
No. Isl Bank street, has on hand a COM
plete ndexoellent stock of optical instru-
ments, opers-glssses, stereoscopes, stereo-
soopia views, spectaeles, &c, &c eivehim
a ooU
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MIacELLANEoUs.

KEW FURNITURE, MHrou, CARPETS, kc;,
IN &C., Ct reduced prices ~ \. Moors ola stand,
$500 rE.4T9r h Hsh 4 81 o %s n ssRs sS'ss g,
EeWinE Mschina. Three nsU kinds. Onaer and
uppeT iced. Warranted I'VE year, Above ealAry or
fSrre commiRions paid. The only machines sold in
the United States for lea than 80, which are fully
hcsnaed b. Howe, WheeleE q Wilson, Grover . b.
Ter. Singer q Co. and Baoheldsz. All other cheap
ma6hines are tnfrinRements. Circulars fIee. ADJ
drss., Or eAl uPOa SHAW = Ozark. BtddehEd. hAine'
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Corr TO THH HoNE.-Mr. H. L. Jewell,
eompsny F, Goth Iowa Infantry, was sent to
the State Home in Columbus yesterday
morning.
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Eew You'd Markef-Ian. an.


ooFroS-Ysry Arm but less active Sales at
~ELOuR-Actire and prices without material
change.
saissat s7,75@7,sO for extra state; ss.5Oas,sO
extra round hoop Ohio Market closing quiet.
WHIsKY-Dull and nominal.
WHEAT-DnlI and prices without decided change
CoRs-Sound lie batter and In fair demand TO NIL
contracts. Shippers are not in the market.
Sales at sOSs2o for unsound; S54sTc for
sound mixed western in store and delivered, and
sSc for prime white southern.
0ATs-Dull and dropping. Sales at 40942c for
unAound Western; 5795sO for sound do.
PEIROLEUM-Dull.
Sales ofcrgd. At s2es21zc, 54o6Ss for refined in
bond.
CoFFEE-ouiet and steady.
scaAR-Yery dull. Sales Of 6ubs muscaTade
At lie, Havana 10s.
MoEAsssszDuI. Sales by auction of New Or
leans at s1,o7@1,14.
Sales at s2s.sI@2s,a2H for new mess, closing
at s2s,5 80 cash; $500 for old do, closing at
Szs,0o for cash; S20,50921.OO for prime, So, so
for prime mess. Also 3,500 bLis new mess
for February, March aud April, sellers op-
ton, at s2s,5oS2s,75.
BEEF@St@sdy at previous p'ices.
BEKF HAMs-Eirm. Sales ~ S4l, O01 u, 50.
CTR MEATs-Steady Sales at II4l2s for
shoulders, and 16H9lse for hams.
-DREssED Hoss-Steady-Sales ct 195z012Zs
for western, an l3@l3Ho for city.
BAcON-In fair demand. Sales at 1876 for long
ribbed on spot and short ribbed and short clear
for February, sellers option. at 1e@l7e-
LARD-UnchHnged. Sales IS bbls for February,
March aud April, sellers option at $50. l
BvTTER-Vnchanged. Sales at 2093Se for Ohio,
and 25@3s for state.
CHEEsE- 0 fair dem- nd. Sales at 12KdIscx.
FREIGHTs-ro Liverpool: Quiet and hrm
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h- For Evening Edition News
see inside
Morning Edition News
see outside. EEH
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CITY NEWS

TAX Books win CLOSE Saturday, February 81,
1885, ufAH 4. s!!wHIFTBEsEY, Treasurer.
fSDzs.2ss
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TRAVELLERS, RFGIsTER.


m. Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
ut the Omnibus Office, 147 Superior street, next
door to the Weddell House.
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i Fiss Piano Fortes at HALLS Ii Monument
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- DR. r. CO0DALE'S
ca /!
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.


IT PESETRArEs the secret ambush Of this terrible
disease, and sxterminstes it, root and branch, for
ever.
IT REMovKs all the wretched symptoms Of this
loathaome malady, and averts consumption.
IT CLEANS the head, deodorizes the breath, and
affords the most grateful relief.
IT ALLEvIATKs more agony and silent suffering
than tongue can tell.
IT Is HoTED for curing the most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in.
IT CURES Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh, Of the
most obstinate and violent types.
No Form Of Catarrh or noise n the head can re-
Bist Its penetrating power.
DE. GooDALE's Cstarrh Remedy 10 . harmless
liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DR. r. GooDALE is known Throughout the eoun-
try, as the Author of the only True Theory Of Ca
tarrh ever puolished-Mode Of Treatment-nd
Rapid Cure in oil its forms.
Oh. GooDALK's Pamphlet on Catarrh should be
read BY every one. Itesn be obtained At cur near
est Agency, or BY sending a postage stamp to our
once.
Price 81 90. Send a stamp for pamphlet.
O. R. PARKER, Sole Agent, 70 Bleecker strest,
New York.
Sold By @. ". CLARK, Cleveland. fsbs:RS
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- POLIoE coURT.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket yesterday morning:
observation-disclosures MeCarty, fined 81
and costs Timothy Quinlan, continued to
Feb. I'd; ori Carr, discharged.
Vagrancy-Bsnoy Turner, sent to the
Workhouse three months.
Violating Bridge ordinance-Walter
Miles, the costs.
Keeping House of III Fame-Prucills
Wood, SIC and costs.
- Residing in same-Hattis BireheIl, Kate
Hamilton, Elizabeth o'Neil, Frank Wyble,
all fined So and costs, except Elizabeth
e'Neil who was fined the costs.
Riot-John Jones, Lewis Jones, - Nc
Grath, John PendlstOn and - MeCrey,
zach fned the costs.
!. Assault and Battery-sarsh Singer, the
costs.
Query: What had become of the newt
able DRINKS?
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EN- 000 hI0NKY A3yANCED-

~ $4,000 80 ~ ! ssss7s 8. "a ~
and W&l-kHoNl LOAN OFFICE.
Watchss, Dsnmoads hnyeg We're, geveIy, Guns
Pist0s, olgthinG. DT Goods, Pianoss Kaleidoscope A1e
80 Al perionai properly andGrtinleg ofvalue, On the mo1t
Satkisstory tsfna. 9asinsss strictly p5tyAts: g;
Fatehes, JOWelrY, auns, Sc, for sale al bargains.
- q / Qnce-cornsr u Wetsr and Superior strssta, over
4 .GeVn & PinEoftoAa OcfhiAg Store t--.L
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UNITED STATES CouRT.-Geurt met at nine
o'clock yesterday morning and was in ses-
sion all day. John Gray, indicted for hav-
ing in his possession a counterfeit $50 Treas
ury note, entered into his reeognizsnes in
the sum of $4,000, when the case was post
pcaed till May. 8, E. Adams and R. E. Mix,
Esqrs. appeared as counsel for the dsfeu-
dant.
Sentence was passed upon the following
parties:
Martin H. Helveyj altering fractional eur
reney /; penitentiary two years.
William smish passing altered fractional
currency; Penitentiery four years.
Byron Phelps, indicted for the same Of
Tense, was discharged, it having been dis
covered that he honestly got the two coun-
~tsrfeit notes found in his possession from
Smith.
Helvey's sentence was made as light as
possible, since the offence was the prisoners
first attempt at making & living TOO easily
He made a little speech, in which be as
serted that he was innocent. Honesty was,
as 1t ever had been, his motto and policy
He would sndeaTor to bear the penalty tbs
law had imposed upon him, in a cheerful
spirit"
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o. rrHaHa
THE FIRE LAST EIsHT.-A broke out last
night at Q o'clock in the Turbine Water
Wheel mandatory Of Hsskins { White, in
the upper story of the building, used by
Reite& Gaekley IS a machine sbOp,on Canal
street, opposite the old brewery, chsrring
the machinery and other contents of the
first named factory, and considerably dana
aging the building. Loss Of Messrs. Haskins
& White between $4,000 and s4,OOO-fully
insured. The damage to the building was
$500 or S50O-insured. The machine shop
below was damaged to some extent by
water. ta
The Ere department had $ long and hard
struggle 70 subdue the flames, and succeeded
in preventing the FIRE from spreading be-
yOnd the room where it started. Cause of
the Ere not known. Chief Engineer Hill
informs US that he tested the patent spread
ing nozzle with Engine No. 2, and that it
worked s~plendidly, proving tobe all thatthe
patsntse represented, throwing its volume
Of water into the flames in a perfect shower.
DEATH OF Mr.. ELDRIDOE PUrsAN.-For
v or three days past the friends of Mr..
Edridge Putnam, Conductor on the Cleve-
land 4 Toledo Railroad, had dsspaired Of
his recovery.
On che 10th ults be walked from the de-
pot 70 bis home, No. AZ Chestnut street, and
complained Of not feeling well. Typhoid
fever. set in, and after an illness Of twelve
DAYS duration, be died st 9 O'Clock tuesday
night
Mr.P 1inan Was q native of Msssaehu-
setts, but has been 4 eitissn Of Ohio fer
many years. For the period Of thirteen
vesFs be has been ~eonneetsd with the C.4
n. RalFokdy HflinF positions of ~respOnsibil-
itS0aHdJtruspa and always dischhrgiAg his
official duties, sndd trsnsacting business in
such manner as 70 secure for himself the
perfect confidence of the Compsny and
ersaae in ali who ustainedbuSness rela-
tons with him, the conviction of hisintegS
rity and pFpbity, Dying at the age Of forty
three hA1AA4esR WIFE and i've children,
thespgrgest Pst are weeks Old, and large
circle Of friends who must regret and mourn
lis bs.k 3 daI.EIT1TJ0E
[. His funeral will take place from his resi-
dsnee, on Sunday next It is deferred until
thai fAs 70 gifs Bic friends IN Msssachu-
sets and Vermont AZ opportunity K. arrive.
The Masonic fraternity Of NofwaR and
large numbers Of bis railroad friends viii
be present % n ed Sssas1cE