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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-16
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Extension of the United states Storm signal
Service TO Montreal.
MONTREAL, July Is, 1871.
The Montreal observatory Will be placed i'll CON-
munIcation with the Signal ONCE OF the United
states war Department from to-day so that the
weather reports which are daily published IN the
telegraphic news IRON Washington Will embrace
the observations In the Province of quebec. Or.
treal, from whence he Will transmit his observation
by telegraph to the central ollce at Washington,
and by the same means he Will receive the reports
from the Pacific Coast, Gull OF Mexico, and all the
principal stations on the North Atlantic scaboard.
This Is the first step towards that union OF the
United states and Canadian meteorologists which
shall secure daily reports from nearly he whole
COntin cnt
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpoN MONEY MARKrr-LoNDoN, July l5-2 Z. NJ
closed nj gI both money and the account United
states hyetweniy bonds 1862 92x 1865, Old, 93; 1867,
glIs tenfore', IN
LIvrRrooL CorroN MAeKrr.-LivEerooi, July Is
p A. The market closed heavy; mdiing uplands. 81.
nidnr Orleans gSd gd The sales OF the day have been
10 900 bales OF witch bales taken for speculation
and export - - -, :.
Ing Tu,penliue As. per cw-
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THE ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
The Deepening OF the Illinois md Michigan
Canal Completed.

CHICAGO, July To- 1871
The deepening of the Illinois and Michigan Canal
Il, Summit was completed to-day and the dam at
Bridgeport cut away this afternoon. The waters OF
Lake Michigan aud the Chicago River are now now-
ing IN the direction OF the Illinois River to the Mis-
sissipp. The work OF deepening the canal has been
IN pogrcss about five years ana has cost the city or
Chicago over three millions OF dollars.
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CUBA.
seditious Attempts Suppressed Execution Of a
Cuban General
TElyGlAN TO The RsW Y03l HERALD.

HAVANA July Is, 1871.
The VOz de C1fba announces several sedious
attempts at Porto Rico Tae authorities have the
matter already in hand otherwise the island IS
quiet.
The Cuban General Leon Tamayo was captured
lately anu executed at Snacti Espiri,u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-16
VIEWS OF THE PAST.

JULY tB I.
1ses--Batllc OF Jackson, MISS, General sherman
defeated the forces Of Johnston.
1s63-The draft riot continued an this city. Conflict
between the regulars ara the rioters.
lr70--Stony Point On. " t1ken by the Americans
under General wayne by assault; the British
garrison were male prisoners
167a-The Marchioncss OF Brunvllltera the posoner
executed In Paris.
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On Sunday last John A. Brady, formerly one OF
che army correspondents of the NEW YORK HERALD,
and for number OF years connected with the press
of New York and Mobile, diel at the latter city, In
the thirty-0rst year OF his age
Mr.. Brady was born In this city and received his
education at the school of the Christian Brothers. in
Canal street, ana In the pubic schools aud at the
College Of the City OF New York. After leaving this
last institution he attached himself to the CITY press
but on the breaking out Of the rebeiOn--Deing then
just OF age-joined the Tenth New YORK Volunteers
(McChesney's ZOuavesh and was mustered IN as
sergeant major. When the regiment left Fort Monroe
to Join The Army OF the Potomac he held the rank of
second lieutenant, and as such commanded his
company at Games MIL and won great credit for
courage and capacity through the entire days
of fighting aud retreat, during which his regiment,
with Duryea's XOuaveS, were brlgaded with the
regulars under General Sykes. After the battle or
Antielam he received Ills commission of first euten-
to the grade or captain tor gaantry at Fredcicks-
burg. where his regiment literally cut TO pieces
the command devolving on captain, and accom-
panied General Bendix, who assumed command OF
Max Weber's Old brigade, to which the Tentn nad
been transferred, as assistant adjutant general,
which position he held until the expiration OF the
time of service ald muster out OF the regiment.
On his return 70 New York Captain Brady re-
newed his connection with the press, and, IN the
pany the Eighteenth Army corps AS correspondent.
In this capacity he was present at the siege or
Petersburg, where he distinguished himselr Tor
energy and daring in the discharge OF his duties,
and at the surrender OF Lee and end OF the war.
In the summer OF 1865 he went south to describe
the country as Il was after the war; and finally set
tied at Mobile, Ala, where he married an estima-
BILE lady VI that city, and, becoming one OF the
editors OF the Mobile times, continued ms connec-
death He leaves no children; but his young widow
mOurnS devoted husband anu his mother her
eldest son. While large circle OF friends. to whom
his genial disposition had endeared him. feel keenly
his absence from their midst.
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ITALY.
The Russian Representative in Rome,
IlLEGaAM 10 The NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, July Is, 1871.
Ihe announcement OF the arrival OF the Russian
Minister In Rome few days ago was premature.
Ihe members or the Legation took up their quarters
here on the 18th inst. Tho Ambassador himself
came ~ Rome Yesterdav.
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GERMANY.

Arrival Of the Prince Imperial Of Germany in
Munict.- His Reception by King Ludwig
and the People Of tho Bavarian Capital
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AUSTRIA.
Ratification of the Naturalization Treaty With
the United States.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YlBy HERALD.

VIENNA, July Is, 1871.
The Austrian government has formally ratified
rhe naturalization treaty with the United states.
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Tho Grand Trinmph-rhe Peoptss Arou.sod.

R0ynl Havana Lottery. The Uizaest Rnte~
paid FOR Douboors, all kinds of Gold ami Saver.
TAYLOR CO., Baskers. IS Vail rse.,. New Yark.
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Buructps flavor.Ig Exirarts.-The -mperi-.
DIRTY these consists IN their perfect purity aud
great strength They warranted free from The po sonous
oils and which enter into the composition OF many OF
the Fictitious nlvors the market Thef
pared fruits OF tho best quality ami highly
centratei that comparatively sna quantity only neoi b<s
used JOSEPH BURNETT q CO, Boston,
Manufacturers aaa Proprc.ors-
For sale by all grocers aud druggists.
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For sale by all grocer. aud drag

Br sure and Call for Mrs. WinsloyvsT
SOOTHING SYRUP. Gives res. AMI heath 10 t1o cfss1
comforts the mother.
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A Cool. nellr.,ful Hair nrc..ins-Kesp.

head aud hair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIFb FUN IHb
HAIR recommended AZ the only vegetable toilet article "a
tho world hair, atops s falling o increases
tia growth neuzes All baa OBJECTS OF sait bathing on The
hNg. Sold syerrvssr&
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Rurnctt,- FIavor.ng Ex,rarts.-The

Bachelors Hair Dyc-rbc Rest in the,
world The only perfect dye Harmless, reaber ilstNlts
AT all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-16

Missisquot Water An Infsiiibio Reuasrk fau
Kidney Diseases aud Imr urties CT he Blood
jobs y. HENRY, No. SCnleGstyacn
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Panic In uats.-s3 SO Panamss,. 81 80,
Sraws 81 So formery ~ - ~ Hats, JJ Closing oi
sale G. q. d. Fat COMPANY. IL Co,tsLaH, strseA
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Thomas Eincnln.

Thomas Lincoln. universally known as 'sTad" Lin
coin, the youngest son OF the late President.
died at the Clifton House at Chicago at
seven O'Clock yesterday morning, OF dropsy OF
the heart, aged eighteen years. He was
taken III a few days after returning from Europe.
During his Illness his mother has been almost
constant attendant. There has always existed the
warmest affection between the two. Mrs. Lincoln
Is almost completely prostrated by her aiiliction.
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A.-TO Americans Travelling in Europa
Circular letters OF credit, available IN sterling rApcs
sued by BOWLES BROTHERS & co. IL William street,
New \ ork 81 81 ate street, boston.
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Cnnursic aud Rocl<nw, " Beach Saii~oaa.-
Go AMI take look at Old Ocean, ses advetsenestlla@
head of "Excural1ns"
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drunkenness ~ Permanently Cured b
Dr. BEERS, l0 Fourth avenue. Send clamp for oyiseeHa
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Tho Grand Trimmph-Tho PeoptasArousod.-
Evsr the srs exposition OF Milton Coiin this country
continual rush OF crowds OF excited person
10 the saesroom of the American Agcacya 667 Boadw A.
opposite Bond street. The company fully alive to the
porance Of the demonstrations made by these parties oas
succeeded satisfying their demsoi, gyi to each hand
some Lockets eegant CHAINS in
dollar So well satisfied have all hS purchase been
have the company into she
oi new designs especially the Amer can trade AMI in
creasing their already immense stock. The ,spy now
has tne well the elegant ever ds
played. These goods viii we soli ther
color brtancy and defy the clio est inspect c
The propretors continue also to populs exciens
BY dsposng of all the standard ooks one dollar each
bottled Casters at do?r each crying eyed
Dolls At one dollar each lsde and eente mems Garuipns
each elegant mounted Waking Sticks at one dollar escn
Brussels Foo. Stools at dollar each rosewood Book
Racks WhatNots AMI Card Baskets ~ dollar esch
senSne Meerschanw Pipes and Cigar Holders a doltat
each The proprieors article N their sord
to be OF superior aeria and workplnshiD and OF aos
reasonable price chan TO be foind elsewhere.
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a splendid Hcnd OF Hair and u Clean Scalp
Is obtained by using CRIsTADDROS HAIR PRESERVAs.
TIVE. Depot No. . Aslor House.
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A Iady's Testimony.
EAST situ sTRErT, New York. Feb. 2, 1871.
Professor BARRY
DEAR SIR have used your BhRRY'S SAFE HAIR.
DYE about I've months and ind II 10 he all that you.
claim, sac, reliable and effective hair coiorng
fact the best have used. Very respectfully
Mrs. X n. HOLT.
sale by all druggists, and at the prncpa ONCE 374s
Pearl street, New YORK.
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observation-disclosures and Intermediary
CARDIAC Educational Institutes OF every descrpios,. y
Schools, Boarding Schools, &C, city country cN1 hs
tanned at $40 West Thirty second street, New York
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A.-PhalOn's New Perfume.
LOVE YOU.
I LOVE YOU

A.-ITerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
Pol Broadway, cDrnef irrty srBy.
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W God Carpe.ins, $50 Broad,vay.-INw aad
81 giant designs hsad Wood Fio9t from IN cen's 10
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The wilson shuttle sewing Mschloe-The
best and ieapcst class machines tn tho word price
from Wv 300; payments saesroom wi ofosawS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-25

WHEELING, December n. ls,u
r.. yssslssss:s5E3 PASSENGER TRAN.
~ x@XTwill run by the foIInu''
schedule on and AFTER Dcccmber Nth, ia
Wheeling time:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-25
Walks and Talks about Town,
The La Belle Glass Works.

On the 18th day ofthe present month
a number Of practiced glass Makers
and others formed joint stock COM
pany under the name Of the La Belle
Glass Company, and organized by elect,
ing James B. Russell, President, and
William Brinton, Secretary. Obtaining
the possession Of the factory in Centre
Wheeling, on the corner of First and
German streets, they at once commenced
the manufacture Of glass ware, glass
jars and lamp chimneys, and are now in
the full tide Of successful operation.
Taking look through the establish,
ment, Yesterday, we were astonished at
the extent of the business carried on
and the superiority Of the ware manu-,
featured. Seventy-fve workmen were
busy turning out the new and beautiful
gooseberry pattern sets, cake stands,
goblets, glasses, beer glasses and lamp
chimneys, finishing, grinding, packing
and shipping, so that the factory looked
like an immense beehive.
The La Belle Glass Company make
the manufacture of glass jars a special
ty. We believe they are made at nc
other glass house in Wheeling, and an
immense trade in these jars is being
built up.
The attention OF trade is called to the
glass ware manufactured by this COM
pany. They are under less expense
than any other factory in the State, the
most of the stockholders being practical
workmen, and they can give their Gus
toners the benefit Of this saving in the
cost of production, and offer as good
ware as that produced by any factory in
the country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-25
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

A special meeting Of the Board OF
Education was held last evening, Presi-
dent Hall in the chair. Present {:
Messrs. Bassett, Bickel, Caldwell, Ham
ilton, Launder, Ptarr, Stewart, Scott,
and Todd.
TIE President announced the special
order Of the meeting TO be to hear the
report OF the committee on Buildings
and Real Estate.
The committee on Buildings and
Real Estate reported the following reso-
luton;
Resolved That Clator and Salisbury
are required, under their contract with
the Board of Education, to put on the
cornice of Union township school house
a three inch crown mold, and four
inch bed mold; but in consideration that
they are putting on a six inch mold, they
are entitled to the difference in cost be-
tween the size of the mold contracted
for and the six inch mold the difference
to be ascertained in the manner set forth
in the contract made between the con-
tracing parties.
On motion Of Mr.. Caldwell. the re-
port was received and the resolution
adopted.
A bill from Dodson Bros. for stating
Union township School House, amount
ing to 1914 10, was ordered to be paid.
A bill from Mr.. Gilchrist. for meas
uring the same, so, was ordered to be
paid.
Mr. Launder, on the part Of the
School Commissioners Of Union town
ship, presented bill for excavations,
amounting to 1868 q. Referred to
committee on Accounts.
Mr.. Launder moved that Mr. Crum-
hacker be paid 800, on account, for
stone-work done on Union township
school house.
Mr. Bassett amended the motion by
adding: Provided that Mr.. Crumback-
er enters into a written agreement to
waive all right to a legal collection Of
the whole Of the bill"
The motion, as amended, was carried.
On motion Of Mr.. Bickel, the Board
passed vote of thanks TO DR.. Reeves
for the presentation OF a copy OF his
Health Report
Mr.. Bickel offered the following res
olution:
Resolved, That the Commissioners OF
Washington township be authorized to
provide a cupboard for the janitor's
room in the First Ward school house,
at a cost not exceeding SIS.
The resolution was referred to the
committee on Building and Real Estate
for report.
On motion, adjourned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-25

The WoRRELL SIsTERs-These famed
burlesque actresses, and the troupe OF
star artists they have engaged, are an
nounced for three performances in this
city, at Washington Hall, on Wednes-
day, Friday and Saturday OF next week.
The fame OF Jennie and Sophie Worrell
is 40 extensive, and their reputation as
the best burlesque actresses on the stage
is 80 we'll established, that the mere an
nouncement of their coming will be sui
ficient to crowd the hall with the beauty
and fashion Of the city. Besides the
great attraction they offer in their own
proper persons, they have with them
the great gymnasts, the celebrated Leon
Brothers, Senior Montveede, the wonder,
full contortionist, Mr.. Bailey, the won
derful concertina performer, and a full
pantomime and burlesque troupe. The
plays for the three nights are announc'
ed in another column.
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CoMPLIMENTARY.-W find the fol
lowing notice of the citizens Of Wheel
ing in general and ourself in particular
in the Pan-Handle News
spent few hours in Wheeling on
my way to Wellsburg. and was much
gratified to see the evidence Of life and
Improvement everywhere in this grand
old metropolis Of the Panhandle.
may be partial, but in all my travels ip
the United States and out of them, ]
have never seen city of equal popula-
ton, where there is larger proportion
ton Of good, honest, noble, trustworthy
men. I always feel at home and safe
from harm in Wheeling; its citizens
seem 80 social, free and non-st,tckup.
TO pass but an hour in Wheeling, and
not 60 to see "Spivins,' of the REGISTER,
would be to miss one OF the attractive
features Of the place. tell you, "Spiv"
is brick, and no mistake. He is big +;
and so are his brains-but the biggest
part Of him is his kindness Of heart.
He is making the REGISTER one OF the
most spicy and readable journals in our
country. The other editors are equally
efficient in their departments, and from
our hearts We wish them abundant sue
cess.
There. That's what we call genteel.
Such a puff as that is worth having,
whether deserved or not.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-25

COMMENCING EARLY.-The warm
weather of the past two days seems to
have had a queer effect on the boys
hereabouts. Both on Thursday and
yesterday quite squad Of them were
in the river swimming, in the neighbor-
hood Of the Belmont mill. Better q ut
it boys It's too soon for that kind OF
fun. If a cramp were to take you the
chances are that you would have large
and respectable funerals, should your
bodies be found.
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COUGHS AND CoLDs.-There are few
persons who are aware of the import
ance of attending to a cough or cold
at its first appearance. The thousands
who die annually Of consumption, were
first attacked with a slight" cough or
cold, which they thought would soon
wear" itself of, and therefore neglected
to use the proper remedies until they
became incurable.
Every day that a cough, cold, or any
lung disease is neglected makes the
chances of cure more uncertain. We
would recommend all suffering from any
disease of the Lungs whatever, to use
HAssoN's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR. 1t
never fails in curing the worst cases oil
coughs, colds, hoarseuess, sore throat,
catarrh and asthma. 1t is an infallible
remedy for Hopping Cough. Being
prescribed by some Of the leading
physiciausin the Northern and Southern
States, and being prepared under the
immediate supervision Of a graduate Of
the Pennsylvania Medical College;
The proprietors beg leave to inform all
that it is no "Quack" preparation, but
made strictly in accordance with the
advanced principles and theory Of
medicine. Price 80 cents per bottle.
RUSSELL " lands, Projectors, Phila'
delphia. Sold at T. J. Finneys Drug
Store, below Mcclure House, Wheeling.
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PROPOSALS.

StEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- celved at the Recorders Office OF Brooke
county, until Saturday, the 18th day of
March, ISL, at noon. for the graduation and
masonry Of the Panhandle Railroad, from
the town corporation OF Wellsburg % a
point opposite the saw mill OF Nathaniel
Wells, near the bridge Of the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati and 80. Louis Railroad Com
pany, opposite Steubenyilie, being a dis
lance Of about six miles and one-half Pro-
posals viii be received for the whole or
any less proportion, not less than one mile
az follows: ..|
For earth excavation by the yard.
Loose rock excavation by the yard.
Solid rock excavation py the yard
Bridge and culvert masonry by the perch.
At the same time, will be received propo-
sais for furnishing the necessary cross ties
for the entire line OF the road.
And also, for the constructing Of a wooden
bridge across Cross Creek, on the farm Of q.
and =. Cox.
Plans and Specifications and a profile Of
the entire line can be seen at the Recorders
once OF Brooke county on and after Feb
ruary 5th- ISL, by application 10 W. IL.
WHITE Secretary OF the Company.
The Company reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids, II not satisfactory 10 IL.
BY order Of the Board.
II. g. LAZEAR. Pres't pro tenn.
W. II. WHITE, Sec'y. febI5
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R, On

WHEELING, December N IL,
r., Yssslssssss51 PASSENGER TRAN.
~ sasE-EEwill run by the t"iIo tNS
schedule on and after December .S,h IN. ~.
Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESSS.
EAsr-LEAvE wEsT-LEAyn
WHEELING 1s,f1 N so W dsSiI NJ u.,,
ARRIVES At ARRIVES AT
Grafton.........9:5S A. N. GAINESVILLE ..i1,rs
Cumberland 30 p. N. Newark. ~,
Baltimore.--.&i0 Sandusky -.ll,u
Wash'n CitylG55 Columbus
New York 1850 A. ". Cincinnati I.n
FAST LINE
EAsT-LEAvES WEST LEAN,
Wheeling "WhecliAg
daily al. e. $50 p. n. daily at >,6,
ARRIVES AT ARRIVE At
Baltimore. $40 A. n. Zancsville .Ap.
Wash. City 1000 Newark .........AH
New York Alb p. N. Columbus ..i.S
"Sundays ,aNE.i
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAyEs wEsT-LEIyn
daily at. lO.a5 p. NJ. daily at. BIO. ,
ARRIVES AT ARKIN ~ Al
Grafton....... 800 A. N. Newark. 5sSAS
Baltimore. i:I5 =. N. Sandusky.... i..j ~
Washt'n Cityd.05 " Columbus.. PlUaN
New Sork.....5:jO A. N. cincinnati. I.bFl
saturdays excepted. Sundays rxrp'c
ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsr-LElNr
eWheeling Switching
daily at.....lGO A. NJ. daily ai...-.ipFh
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES Ar
Grafton..... f.25 p. N. Evansville. Et
Parkersbg... 9:t5 |" Newark. ... lUan
Cumberl'd. loco Sandusky zee. lG1lI
eSundays excepted. Columbus .I2.b
Sundays eho.p'-l
Trains on the Main Line make c"nps.
tons AT Baltimore with trains FOR rh!lait..
phia, New York and Boston. Al Relay
House, via Washington City, for all POM
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct cuunrr>
ton at Columbus for all points West Alb
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be 20
cured at the Office.
JOHN l.. WILSON.
Master Of Transportation, hltimofc
X. T. DEVRlfS
JAM General Agent, Wheeling
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-25

NORWAY IRON WoRKs.-At a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Norway
Iron Manufacturing Company, held al
the office Of the company on Wednesday
last, the number Of directors was chang.
ed from nine to five and the following
were elected: A. c. Quarter, o. c.
Dewey, Mark Lewis, James NJ. Todd
and w. A. Dietrich. 1t was also re,
solved to increase the capital stock to
100000. During the past year this
company has made a very handsom
profit and enters on new year with
its financial prospects more than rs
ually bright.
At meeting of the Board of Direc'
tors above named. held yesterday, A. C.
Quarter was elected President, and w.
A. Dietrich, Secretary.
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ARRESTED AGAIN.-Mrs. Annie +.
SAWYER. the colored divinity who was
arrested yesterday morning and fined
by the Police Court for keeping house
of i'll fame. no sooner paid out than she
was arrested on warrant issued by
SQUIRE Gillespy, on the same charge.
She was not ready for hearing and
was required to give bail in the sum OF
$500 for her appearance for a hearing
this morning at 10 o'clock. In de-
fault she was sent to Jail.