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for control over him. You may be sure
of that, Martha. And remember, Mar
tina, don't want to have his name men
toned again in the house. You will tell
them all so, if you please" A.
"He was very nice gentleman,
ma'am." M
"Martha, / won't have it; and there's
an end of it. I,won't have 1t. Perhaps
II, know what goes to the making of a
nice gentleman as we'll as You do"
"Mr. Hugh, ma'am."-
~ won't have it, Martha. And when
/ say say so, let there be an end of it,
AS she said this, she got up from her
chair, and shook her head, and took a
turn about the room. >,
"lf Pun not mistres here I'm noD9uy.
-"Of course you're mistress n''''
ma'am.n ,o
"And If / don't know what's III va "a 20
done, and what's not fit, LIN too a ~ hs
learn; and, what's moro, WI honse
taught. Pm not going to nave 10y . Inf
erammed with radical lncenuiaLy o.un,
printed with ink that stlnks, on PapI'
ipnaIo ont Of straw. If l can't live with
n nau nsnnv literature, at any rate III die
w;tbont it. Now listen to me-.
at have asked Mrs. Stanbury to send
ona of the girls over here" i.,--
ou "To live, ma ,am." Martha's tone, as
aha asked the question, showed how
deeply she felt its importance.
ayes, Martha; to live"
you'll never like it, ma'an."
~ don't suppose shall"
you'll never get on with it, ma'ami
never. The young lady III be out OF the
hosse in week; or, if she amt, some
body else will"
"You mean yourself"
"Fm only a servant, na'am, and II
don't signify about me-"
"You're fool"
THAT'S true, ma'am, / don't doubt
"Fve sent for her, and We must do the
best we can. Perhaps she won't come
5"She'll come fast enough" said Mar
tina. "But whether she III stay, that's
different thing. l don't see how aus
possible she's to stay. Pm told they're
feckless, idle young ladies. She'll he sc
soft. ma'am, and'you"-
"Well; what of me ~
"You'll be so hard, ma'amw
'Pm not a bit harder than you, Mar
tina nor yet so hard. Pll do my duty, OF
at least III try. Now you know all about
it, and you may go away. There's Tn
letter, and l mean to 60 out and post II
myself" .,....,, .y
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GRAPE ROOTS.

CONCORD. ONE YEAR, STRONG ROOTS
y per 1000 s51OO.
Concord, two years, strong roots, per l0O0
e., SSG0.,'e'"s, one year, strong roots, per leo
LINTON, orc wear, strong roots, per 100 S. 90
$4,000 ''0''' P'' WV
Ives Seeding one year, per 100. 5000.
MARTIN YAKLE
,o, O. Main street
hONIS-J" Centre Wheeling w Va
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EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart DIS
eases, Catarrh, successfully treated by
DR.. Aborn, l34 Smithfeld street, Pitts-
burgh, Pa. a book by mail 90 cents.
febl-ly
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING. WEST VA
OAFII nj. '---...e~VoIVVV'
ffse, % Monroe street, next door TO FiFst Ma
tiOnal Bank.
OFFICERS
GEORGE X. WHEAT PreH<<nt
JAMES McCLUNEY, Wee President
JOHN BISHOP secretary.
&. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary and Gen,
eral Business Agent.
pREcToRsi
John Z. Wilson, George X Wheat,
JAA. G. err, SAm1 Harper,
John A. Armstrong. james AcCluney.
A. @. QuArrisr Morgan OFT,
George Adams.
REYERENCEs.
s. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheeling; List, Morrison & Co., Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor Handlan Co,
Wholesale GrOeers, wheeling Michael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan 4
KnoI, Boot and Shoe House, WhselinE. AcCAbo.
Kraft 4 Co. Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. w.
Franzheim & Co, Wholesale Wines and Liquors.
Wheeling: WiDAhip, Woods 4 Co, QasensuAr.,
Wheeling Lewis Baker. Pub. REGisTER, Wheel.
ing; T. C.McAfee, Eotisna, WhssliRy; Camp.
bel, FreE & 90, Pubs. IntsIligepesr, Wheeling,
OFT, Son & Co, Hardware. Wheeling J. Y.
Sands. Cashier Rirst National Bank. PAirmont;
X. p. Camden. Prest Nat TX. Bank, Weston.
W. Va. Capt John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling
mAy3
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sheriTs Sale Of Real Estate

NJ. c. Lecch
VS..
John MOystOn
DY VIRTUE OF \ JUDGMENT REN.
ID dered i'll the above entitled cause, l will
proceed TO sell at Public Sale at the front door
of the Court House of Ohio county on WE'D
NESDAY, SECOND DAY-0F DECEMBER
lSGs, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following property,
Ia wit: The undivided 40 one-seventh part
Of lot NJ. "a, fronting on the west side Of Jacob
street, between Preston and Division streets,
in Joseph Caldwell's addition to the city of
Wheeling.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
THOMAS j. CAMPBELL, s. o. c.
WHEELING. November 9Th, ls6s.
uoyIO = 2iSdecl
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FANCY ELOURS.

100 Bells. WASHINGTON QNDIANA)
lOU Mills.
loo bbls. Lily of the West Choice White
Winter Wheat, just received and for sale by
novlS NJ. REILLY.
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NOTICE.

rI'HE ABOVE ORDINANCE WILL, BrRrc
/ idly enforced on and after the 18th No
yember inst By order OF Council.
nov2i.2t II. +. EEENY, City CLERK
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ARMS WANTED

I WILL PURCHASE FOR CASH. AT NEW
L ERIK prices, until further notice. second.
hand Aims, viz: Colts and Remins toa's Army
and Navy Pistols, Sbarps Army Carbines
Spcacer's shot Rides and CarOines, Henrys l6
,6ot Rifles CHAS A. HRYTER
royISIw los Market street.
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/ OFFER FOR SALE Ny RESIDENCE ON
= Fourth street. The house is in thorough "a
par, and arrangements for comfort and couyc
,L.ehee very completes. For location it Is one of
'"e most desirable residences in the city. .
NV - 'hIuecl II. CRANGLF
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United States of America, Dis
triCt of West Virginia, SIS.
vs.. y attachment.

HEREAS, A LIBEL HAS
w been filed in the District Court of the
Emitted States for the District of West Virginia,
On the 5th day of November, 1868, by Thomas
Crook, against the steamer "Fawn," her en-
gjnCs, tackle OUTFIT, apparel and furniture: Now,
therefore in pursuance of the mOnition under
the seal OF the said Court TO me directed and
delivered do hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming the said steamer her engines,
tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture, or in
any manner interested therein, that they he
and appear before the said District Court to be
held az the city of Wheeling, in and for the
District of West Virginia, on the first day of
December. lS6-. at II o'clock in the forenoon OF
that day provided the same shall be day of
jurisdiction; otherwise ON the next day Of juris.
jictiOn thereafterD then and there 10 interpose
their claims. ami 10 make their allegations on
teat behalf HEDGEMAN SLACK.
United States Marshal Dist. w. Va.
BY w. IRWIN, Deputy.
JOHNSON & STEVENSON PrOctors.
WHEELING, W. Va, November l3, 1868.
nOvl4.td
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ALEXANDER BONE, Jr.,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,,

INCLUDING FLOUR IN BARREL OR
i sack, teas, coffees, sugars, Goshen cheese,
spices, syrups, fish, rice, barley, peas, beans,
liptels 6ominy, corn and oat meal, soap,
candles, soda, indigo, starch, washing and
baking powders, essences and extracts, COM
mon and fine salt. carbon oil, lamp chimnies,
weeking, every description of confectionaries
warranted first quality, canned goods,
foreign and don este fruits, primes raisins
currants, crackers, chow.chow, cucumber
onion aud red cabbage pickles, catsup, jellies
Fronch prepared mustard and sardines vinegar
corn starch, smoothing irons, nails, tacks
brushes, wooden and cedar ware, white lime
country produce and tull line Of notions &c,
&c. am determined to keep well selected
assortment of goods which can recommend.
and at prices as low as any other house. 1 re-
spectfully solicit share Of the public patron.
age. rms .. ..F. ALhA. DIME oh,
iii Webster street, Centre Wheeling, opposite
the Second Presbyterian Church.
Goods delivered to all parts Of the city. free
of charge. hOVl'1"
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TOWN TRIPLES.
w. Basset t.

NrwApvERTIsEMENTs.-LOst-W.C.
Handlan.
Assignee's Notice.. W. Bassett.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and st.
Louis-Major Anderson, Tuesday, >
p. NJ.
Patent Seamless Jack Screws-Cul-
bsrtson & Fisher.
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Dried Peaches.

CHOICE QUARTERS, HALVES AND
Y Peeled Peaches For sale BY
PRYOR BOYD & CO,
noveO-lw lie and 20 Main street.
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wanted, 90 Work Horses.

WANT TO PURCHASE THE ABOVE
/ number of good Work Horses Immediately.
Persons having horses to sell will please call on
Joshua Burnley, No. 80 Monroe street, or my.
self at Belmont Mills, Ohio.
nOvl93t j. l.. BURLEf.
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NORTH CAROLINA RICE.
FOR SALE.

I n TIERCES PRIME QUALITY JUST RE
III CElVED aud fer sale by
novls NJ. REILLY.
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TaxeSI Taxes /!

dHGS I dNOS
1NHE CITY TAXES ARE NOW DUE AND
4 payable without interest until the first OF
November, after which time 10 per cent viii be
charged on all unpaid tax bills
JOHN SCARBOROUGH,
sepIf-u CITY Collector.
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A ORDINANCE

Supplementary to the ordinance entitled an
Ordinance in relation TO the Election
duties and fees Of the Ueighmd8tcr Of
the City of WheeLRg
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The TRUSTEES Of the A,s0eiAt'a AS
2. McMURUY, Esi ..,S.,, ~
ELSOS 7. WRIGHT, Esq', ffe''
C1RXAS, Esq Pre,ideai sea-
Bank, n. 4. city. .,-,t.-,I Ls.I :
II w. FORD, Esf, CASHIER -si4slf
lie Rspabl,e-
L ". MURRAY.
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The OFFICERS Of the Assoeiaa'A
Z. AcMURDY, President ~,
ELSOH 7. WRIGHT. Vice Prs''sS
W. 3. CAEHAG, Treasurer.
LEWIS SAEDEK5. bscTetsSy'
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LOCAL AGENTS ARE wASTEp. : .ss
County and Town, and ippliestiSess, s.,ssss
pstent parties for sueh ssssees - ~ Co
endOrsssssnt, sh0ald be Address
pAny's GeDsral Agent SOLH
No. IN Y street, bst Fourteesih -
streets. Washiagtos, ID. O., ,c.i., "A -
States II YlrrialA and West YffSE
octSSm
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All Communication shoula y b'a ~, -,
ROBERT r. NOAH, No. m y 'ir ,sL Z
ngton, d. C., General Agent for y, "
C0un bia End states Of Virginia asa -
EinlA, for the Manhattan CooDsfs''"
A aaoctAtion.
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The object 81 this Association /. 10 .evr ,
cash payment within forty days ailsr n. 49,
Of . member Of - many dollars a. Tier, -
in the class 10 which he or she -.
10 his or her holrs.
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Stat onery, Pens, Pencils, Ink, &c,

novel
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Ciass - has 500 male ncmber' mas 40
Tho Association payA over within forty dg'
5000 10 tho widow or heirs, aud tue femahltE
members forward within thirty dAysO ns della
and ten cents each 10 the Association 70 r'.n
burso IL. Failing 20 send this sun they 'oriii
to the Association all monoys paid, ADD ihs 40
ISOLATION supplies new member 10 hl ih' F.s'
- ha yatiVf % ma
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MEMBERSHIP FRHs

The membership fees are HI dollari At IOiu,,,
TOR WhieA certificate oC ncAbsrsG,p ~ !
HIr,iaAed) and one dollar and ten cent. "a a,
death OF each member, Of which due pst,,'
will be given. Ono dollar nom each msnl.,
goes 10 the widow or heirs Of the deceased ma.
Der, and the ten cents for expenses of ooll,c,,r,
This Company Ia divided int TEN CLAM,
FOR MEN and TEN CLASSES FOR WOMEN
As soon a. these classes aru oiled ten Do,
Glasses will b. adopted. Men and women A.,
not allowed In the same Glasses Evcr,lT,
done 10 make each Class equal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
FUNERAL OF COL. DYCKMAN.

The announcement Of the demise of the late
Col Garrett Dyckman which revived the recollection OF
the Mexican campaign, now somewhat dimmed by the
stirring and momentous events Of our great civil war
dused a general feeling Of gloom throughout the city.
The gallant Colonel was a native Of and educated in
NewYOrk. At the outbreak Of the Mexican war
he entered the service as volunteer, and
his conduct during the campaign that followed
and other soldiery qualities In later years on the
himself st the service OF his country and entered
into the struggle with characteristic ardor and
qualities that endeared him TO the circle IN which he
moved. ,,. ,,.,
yesterday. In accordance with the arrangements OF
the City Council the remains were at 10 O'Clock conveyed
TO City Hall and placed IN the Governors ROOM wherc
they lay in state until p M In charge OF guard OF
honor The coffin, beautiful rosewood casket Slen,
ddly mounted was draped win tne national uag. Cpon
the lid silver plate bearing the simple inscription
Garrett Dyckman, died May a. 1855, aged t5 years
Resting the body was sword presented 10 tle Ge
ceased hero by a number OF his felowcitizens who
had been with him through his early campaigns as tes
timOnial OF their appreciation OF ms worth anu adoI
During the day the remains visited by the citizens
in large numbers many Of the visitors being 4d soldiers e
can war and subsequently in the war OF the Rebellion
manner by the Rev Dr. Weston OF ST. Johns Episcopal
Church. TO which communion Col DycKhan
the service, the reverend gentlemen mage
an eloquent and appropriate address I'll, IN
the course which he enlarged on the rare ana nODe
qualities that had characterized Col Dyclman his un-
swervng devotion 20 his country and his gallant services
i'm field At O'Clock the comm was COhNeyeu
the Governors room the hearse in waiting the follow
ing-named gentlemen acting as paIl-bearefs; Cen
FarnsWortb, Gen. Farnham, Col. Heamans,
Can't Waters, Major Turner, Gen. Pinto Capt.
Waugh and Messrs. RoOme, Duryea, Seagrist,
Bancker and Kingsland The following was the order of
of the funeral: COrtege-a company numbering about
$50 strong OF the LIST National guard uuder the command
of Col Rush c. Hawkins the band OF the regiment play
ing funeral march four soldiers carrying trophies cap
tured I'm the Mexican war the hearse, drawn Dy -FOUR
white horses the palbearers; the members OF the CITY
Council, bearing their slaves OF office draped IN
mourning. and a number OF carriages conveying
the relatives and friends Of tho deceased The cortege
also accompanied by large coneourse OF citizens on
foot The line of march was along Broadway 10 Four
teenthst thence to Fifhave., and afterward TO the
peced on The 81 D. III train for conveyance 10 Peeksk
The nterment takes place tomorrow in the cemetery OF
COrtlapdtOWp.
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DIED.

BEDRLL-on Sunday morning May a. William Worth eldest
VIM and sarah Bsds s .ss ys1 5 to attend tn. funeral from
the residence Of bis parents No ss e1t ti I gn c
tary Nyack, for interment
BIRD-A Tarryown Saturday morning. May g. Edmund Bird
The f s 5a ysa and friends Of the family are respectfully invited aod
NJ Church. TatoWu on Monday morning. nV
IS att O'Clock
DE pEYsTER-on January 1862 Cap. Frederic Augustus De Per
the funeral sees be held at Christ Ss~Brsho States
Island Tussay 26th inst at m Boat s,Is os ,Ss
The remains viii Be inferred il Greenwood Cemetery.
SS. E E.1ses G IaS A'
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited sese
at i O'Clock ,. N.
NewBdtrd on the 2s ns Phsbe Of the late
Edmund Prior
PBCK-At Utica n T. on THURSDAY inst Sarah Broxs'
wife Of Ralph Peck III the 6lsi year Of her age sEhz
sMIrH-On Saturday Elizabeth wife Of Weit Smith ase -
The relatives and friends the family requested attend the aer
West TSenity.ssveSih-st
Henry ard Margaret Smith aged 10 years 10 months ad q daya
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70 ss
funeral from Ne 1 West Twenty sKtbst On Monday The Eta
Boston papers please copy
nary Edith vOi MahOn saads aud daughter Of the late Robert
The funeral Church Of the Holy communiss
sIthaye and Tweutetst Monday the 25h inst
SCHRAM-At Blanc Mich aner short illness sunday
morning May 1853 ann Eliza wife Of Isaac seSsm sad sister
TERBBLn this city early sabbath morning May 10 The ON
year hr Mary Caroline Stokes widow Of the late Jere1
Tuesday o'clock from No. ''s Ea'' PH'
second-sL
THORNE-on Saturday Nay % Lucy s. only child Of g. w. and
ThOme =. 80.
Friends invited attend the funeral from her ate residence No Ia
East Twenty. eghih-st, on MONDAY MAY o. atZ p ~
VAN yORSTAt the residence Of her parents Saturday May II
Margaret Hilton daughter Hooper and Josephine Van Fo~
aged and 10 months
The relatives and friends attend the funeral honhf
afternoon o'clock, at No. 10 West Forty ninth'st
WHITE-At EewOreaus La Sept g. 1884, Of chronic darhe
Thomas L White 10 the 5+h year 81 bis age
Relatives friends invited TO attend the funeral rom InnI
Church, Monday, May %. at ~ o'clock
Mr. White was Tor many years with the book trade q Ne
NevOresn where for 20 years
he was engaged Publishing and Law trade lie noted for ms
strict Integrity genial disposition and ais stirring business tact
are passing away on midst slowly bot surely the social han
which bind Us to pas. generation
ZABRISKlBOn Sunday NAY a. Susan " C. Roneyu Sdor me
late George Zabriskle. IN the 18th rear Of her age
Notice. OF funeral hereafter
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sUOOTTNG ARRAY.

On Saturday, Coroner Flynn, at the NewYOrk
Hospital made an ante -norem examination OF Michael
Neville who was shot on Saturday morning, in the dis
esy Nos lO2 and Io4 Hester-St., by Michael Osuvan
eartman. Prom the various accounts given before
ytOner Flynn. IL appears that IN Aprli last % sullivan
"a assaulted while passing through Cherrys by three
gen, who approached him IN apparently friendly
manner, beat and left him insensibe on the pavement
"a the 9Th Of May he again beaten by these same
IN These assaults, Osulliyan asserts, were made at
nstgation OF certain dstery firm, because OF In
hual0n given by him 70 some Internal Revenue ON
90 Not long ago O'sullivan was employed at the
sAey In Heeter-st 10 cart the mOlasses used IN the
EOoess OF distilng. While at work Saturday, one
emish Coffee, who, O'SulnYan says, il OF the men
80 11 peat him. came up and, accOsting Frank Meady
e. neville who were standing Ia front OF the dstillery
'tirah discharged Both men advised him
Erso away, aud Coffee, who was intoxicated
ae,oa 70 do 30, but came back and started
Dsssi, tae street Meady and Neville followed him.
lars who had seen the party coming closed the
~ VOC once IN which he was standing aud fearing
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The canal boat Elmira, lying at the foot of
Twenty thrdst East River, which was badly damaged
by the storm Saturday night, sank yesterday.
All the speeches at the Clionian Anniversary
Friday evening were Original, and Mr. Graham Nc
Adam did not read the poem Three Black Crows" but
delivered an original poem bearing that title.
The funeral of the late Rev. Father Pagan,
pastor OF ST. Patncks Roman Catholic Church In Kent,
near Willoughby-ave took place on Saturday last.
participated In by some fifty cergymen among them the
Right Rev. Bishop Loughlin, the Rev Messrs Cassidy,
celebrated by Father Gleason Ceebrant assisted by
Fathers Tafe and 0Berne as Deacon and sub-Deacon
Father Malone made an eloquent address aer whcn tne
Cross Flatbush and placed In the receiving vault.
A sacred concert was given last evening IN
connection with fair which has been held during the
past week under the auspices OF the ladies belonging 10
The Church OF the Holy Inn0cents. Madame states
and Miss Wonehe were among the prominent singers.
The hall was filed TO overlooking.
A meeting of the delegates from several of
the German singing societies held on Saturday even
ing at the metropolitan rooms Hesterst 70 MAKE ar
sangerbund, which is 10 take place In July next Com-
ttees appointed and general arrangements or the
festival incepted.
Anew American steamship line between New
York and Bremen direct has been established by the
agents OF the national shipping interest IN the German
frade-Messrs Ruger Bros No 100 Pearlst The pioneer
of the line the Crcassian on the way home from ner
sde-wheel steamer Quaker City, famous TOT her ast
years trip TO the Holy Land the ARIEL and other suit
able steamers viii follow.
Tho Hicksite Division of the Society of Friends
10 now holding It's yearly meeting In this CITY Inc SUD
ect OF discussion at the meeting house IN hunerIoru
Mace on saturday the best OF promoting the
interests o. bst more energy might well be Infused
their abors the speeches all short ana sepaTated
by long Intervals OF silence. The meetings WIN commune
several weeks, and the session On "eunesu"J oinie
will be TO the public.
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GENERAL NEWS.
fBy Tel.graph.


....Jere. Black is in Hew-Orleans
.-..No break has occurred on the Erie Canal
....Sheridan has returned to Fort Leavenworth.
49,. Gen. Basque Santa Annals Adjutant, is at
Brow nsyls, Texas
THE examination Of the Naval School at Anna
polls Was began Friday
THE steamer Sacramento from San Francisco
Or Friday had S6o passengers and ss25 900 in treasure
THE Hew-Orleans School Board is examining
into the alleged presence Of % cOOred pupils the white
The steamer Grow was not wrecked in Puget
Sound but eptured BY s HdAs Indians and her
.MajOr-Gen. Russell has gone to England and is
be succeeded command Of the forces Quebec By MOGs Biz
DIR. J. G. Holland, Timothy TiteombD Of
solOuTn In Europe
"A tremendous hail storm swept over San Anto-
MO the 18th inst destroying dwellings gardens copL
Several lives we're lost
"A number of soldiers of the 7th Kansas Repi
meat 10 which Senator belonged burned that person m egy IN
front Of the State House in Topeka on Tuesday night
"A burglar, Curtin by name, who was under
bonds for cattle stealing was shot and ea 10 Nashville YESTERDAY
escape after arrest in Nashville last uighL
-. The contest for the Western championship be-
the Cincinnati and BucIye Base Bal Clubs 9ot place Cnen
standing: Cincinnati, asi Buckeye 10
NM p Holeyhand, with his son and daughter.
Lancaster Le County while driving over bridge At
Greek Friday night proepod into the water The
father and drowned The daughter rescued
-. Thomas Clark, otherwise Dublin Joe, an alleged
thief and pekpoeke arrested In Boston Saturday plight By the
hOCn M aver . o5 SnS
ballet il the oncersles
The drawing of France Smith & Co.'s Shelby
inSt kY % S .. n n nny 0y d Sphsr tbey are
spurious a. The agents clerks and all parties present witness
eaSss % e SSo .s1sS h. s Ss,rs nnser
heofae Of The Court for violation Of the previously granted injunction