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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23

There we're 1866 deaths in Boston last week, in
cluding SO from small pox.
Extensive coal fields are reported to have been
discovered in the Tamecula Mount aims, San
Diego county, California.
Justus Lawrenbe, President of the Oontinen-
tai Life Insura uce Company died suddenly at
his residence in Yonkers, N. Y, on Saturday
morning.
Information has been received in Washington
that ex- Minister Oatacazy has just been employ
ed by the Gear to adjust certain difficulties be-
tween the Pope and thelRussIan Government
concerning the appointment OF Catholic Bishops
in Poland.
Two hundred and thirty-five OF the destitute
Italians in New Pork, left for Virginia, on Satur-
day, to work on the railroads. Eighteen OF
them had previously gone to Vermont.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23

At Harrisburg yesterday morning, Mrs Sam
uol Kaox was killed by the explosion Of a cook
ing range, the water pipes having become frozen.
While suppressing a riot in a Ninth avenue
ballroom, in New York, on Saturday morning,
three policemen were injured one dangerously.
Several persons were arrested.
At Washington, yesterday morning, Patrick
Welsh, employee at the Gas Works. was struck
on the head with shovel, by fellow workman
named John Lynch, and instantly killed.
William Golfers rolling mill at Patterson N.
j., was burned last night. Collier was arrested
on suspicion OF having fired the building. and
William Bently was arrested as an accomplice OF
witness.
A locomotive on the Cincinnati, Wabash and
Michigan Railroad became disabled between
Warsaw and Goshen, Ind, on Saturday night
The engineer and fireman were frozen to death
in attempting to reach house one mile distant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
THE PENINSULA.
TALBOT COUNTY.

TALBOT COUNTY.
Rev. T ]. Slaughter has been appointed a
Justice Of the Peace in Chapel District
Chas. H. Gibson has been appointed legal ad-
wiser to the Home for Friendess Children.
John l.. Caldwell has been reelected Superin-
tendent of the Md. d Del. Railroad.
The Easton Court House will soon receive its
much needed repairs, and an non fence will in
close the green.
wIooMIoo COUNTY.
Salisbury will be quite lively during christmas
with feaats, festivals and iubiees.
The old maids and bachelors of Salisbury have
held an indignation meeting, 30 the Bachelor
says. and it gives what it calls full report Of
the proceedings.
been quite busy among the prominent citizens
Of the county and has summoned away Thomas
d. Robertson, aged 70 James Morris. aged 60 ;
DIR. s. ]. Kerr, aged 65, and John p. Windsor,
the brightest light in Pythian Knighthood in
Salisbury is going to change the even current
Of its life by secret marriage during christmas.
CECIL COUNTY.
Court has adjourned until the 9Th OF January.
John Hathaway, a resident Of Pilot Town, but
brakesman on the b. & o. r. r. was killed
last week.
The child Of colored man named Fisher, near
Rowlandsville, was burned to death last week by
its clothes taking fire. -..- ..-.
Two Of VIM. Warmers children, Of Pilot
Town, were poisoned, last week, by eating cas-
tor beans. They are recovering.
North East has postponed further work on its
new school house until Spring.
"Plant trees, the Wing says, which is good
advice, considering the heavy inroads which
have been made into the forests of late years.
The Democrat is responsible for this One Of
/ our citizens went to the cars one day this week
| to see his wife on and having two or three min
utes before starting time "stepped around the
corner an instant" He returned just in time tc
| see the train moving of. SlApping his leg EN-.
phatically he regretfully enunciated: :"
/ oughtnt to have taken sugar"
The Presbyterian fair, which closed on Satur-
/ day evening, was the ''grandest and handsomest'
which has been held for many years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
state Items,

The colored people of Milford are trying to
establish a night school.
John b. Voshell has presented Hon. Eli Sauls-
bury with pumpkin which weighs 99 lbs.
The chickens have been dying around Milford,
not from the cholera, but from q diseased liver.
Sheriff Sharp Of Sussex county, moved into
the Jail to-day, and the retiring sheriff TO his
farm.
Lemuel W. NAPLES, OF Lewts, who is appli-
cant for the cerkship Of the Senate, was at one
time member Of the House.
They still make running switches on the J. &
b. II. r, notwithstanding the narrow escapes
which are 30 frequently made.
The fourth quarterly meeting for Smyrna Or.
cult, will be held in the M. e. Church, Smyrna,
on Tuesday, 31st inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
A mouse entered the Delaware City post office,
one night last week, and carried away three ten
dollar bills. A large sum for 30 small an animal
Drs Kennedy and Henry have made theil
winter change-the former returning to Newark,
and the latter going to the st. Louis Magnetic
Springs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
AN UNTIMELY THOUGHT.

BY T..B. ALDRIoH, in the Atlantic for January.
Iwonder what day OF the week
wonder what month Of the year
VIII II be midnight or morning
And who will bend over my bier 2
What hideous fancy TO come
AsIwait at the foot of the stair,
While & eanor gives the last touch
To her robe, or the rose In her hair.
Do l like your new wdress-Pompadour
And do like yOuf On my life,
You are eighteen and not day more,
And haVn't been slx years my wifel
Those two rosy boys In the crib
Up stairs are not ours, TO be surel
You ara Just as sweet bride in her bio m.
All sunshine, and snowy and purel
AS the carriage rolls down the dark street
The lit e wife laughs and makes cheer
But. IL wonder what day Of the week,
wonder what month OF the yearl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
Fairs.
OPENING AT INSTITUTE HALL.

A fair will commence at Institute Hall this
evening" TO continue through the holidays. This
fair is for the benefit Of the United Cornet Band,
aud the arrangements for which, are full and
complete with a view to making all who attend
enjoy themselves andlto have good and prof
liable time generally.
At THE Cry HALL.-The fair being held at the
City Hall, by MinquA Association, for the bene-
fit Of Minqua Tribe, No 8, Improved orfe' OF
Red Men, continues successfully. 1t will close
on January 4th. next
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
The Credit nIobIIlier.

The New York Herald has published IAN off.
cial list" Of stockholders as well as dividends and
sllotments OF the Credit Mobilier. This list in
cludes the names of "oongressmen," ex-Con-
gressmen and ex-Senators." The Herald says
that number Of stockholders Of the Union Pa
cific Railroad have written TO Horace F. Clark,
now President of the road, asking him to sue
for the recovery of 5000, 900, alleged TO have
been taken by and divided among the parties en-
gagged In the Credit Mobillier scheme.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
The RGwers Rngagement-Lady AudIey's &c.


This evening, Mrs Bowers, Mr.. McCollom,
aud their Company, perform Lady Auiey's Sc
cret at the Opera House. Reserved seats may
be obtained at the bookstore OF B0ughman,
Thomas Il Co.
Mrs. Bowers is acknowledged to be one of the
finest tragic and emotional actresses on the
stage Many declare her even superior to
JAnauschek, and quite the equal of Ristori As
to this, our dramatic people may now have OPP
portunity for direct comparison, for on Wednes-
day evening, she plays Mary Stuart, one Of
those which Madame Janauschek presented on
the occasion of her vieit last season. On
Christmas afternoon, there will be Matinee
for the performance Of East Lynne.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23

Secure your tickets for the Opera House to see
Mrs. Bowers
Freight trains Nos. and "a, being the VIII
mington extra trains, will not run on christmas
day.
Copies of either number Of the Festiual Times,
can be obtained gratis at the Weed Sewing Ma
chine Office, 9th and Market.
The executors Of Joseph Trimble, deceased,
late Of New Castle County, will sell At auction
at rooms Of L. W. StidhAm 4 Son, on January
10th next, thirty shares of stock, TO close the
estate.
The City Railway Co. advertise for the pur-
chase Of few horses. They propose to resume
the running Of their cars every ten minutes.
This they had intended to do all winter, but the
epizooty forced the change to fifteen minutes.
They will now return to their former purpose, il
the needed arrangements can be made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 29.
Cotton firm 201{921. Flour unchanged !;
supers 81 50@5.50; extras S6@6.25 Penna.
Ohio, Indiana extra family 1900 rye flour held
$3.50; corn meal, Brandywne, held &3 co.
Wheat firm; red 80@s5; amber 80 white $1.95
@200 Rye steady %. Corn less active; yell
low 65, old 58@60. New oats limited request ;
white 50@52i mixed 45@77. Whiskey scarce
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
Cold in she Northwest.

The weather all over the Northwest is report
ed to be the coolest for several years. At Fort
Garry, Manitoba, the mercury has fallen to 42
degrees below zero at st. Paul and Minneapo-
the latter being at noon on Saturday. Heavy
SHOWS have also fallen, delaying and interrupt
ing the railroad trains. A number Of persons
have had their ears and feet frozen. AtToledo,
Ohio, yesterday, the thermometer marked Is
degrees below zero, and at Cincinnati 6 below
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23

The U. s. Circuit Court will meet on Thursday,
Justice Strong Of the U. s. supr eme Court, aud
Judge Bradford sitting, for the purpose Of hear
ing argument, in the Archie Given case, on the
motion In arrest Of Judgment
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
Wenther Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.
Probabilities For the Middle States South
westerly winds, veering to westerly and North
westerly with cloudy weather and snow, from
Pennsylvania to New Jersey, Northward but with
clearing weather, falling temperature, and in
creaainR pressure tonight
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
Fair Of the smyth Zouaves-vIsIt of President
Garaut.

Grant.
The smyth zouaves are making arrangements
for Grand Fair, TO be hsld in the latter part Of
January, or early in February. Every arrange
ment will be made to secure a pleasant time,
and great success. At the invitation of Captain
Killgore and others of our citizens, President
Grant, who has frequently expressed desire to
visit Wilmington, has promised to come at the
time, and on the occasion OF the Fair. He will
be accompanied by a few personal friends, in
cluding Geo. W. Chids, Esq., Ex-secretary
Borie, and probably. by some of the members Of
his Cabinet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23

The Franklin Loan will meet this evening.
The Board of Public Education meets this ev-
ening.
Rev. J. b. Quigg will preach at Scott church
this evening. Service commences at ~ p. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23

Gold closed on Saturday at 1ll5E. Govern
ment securities generally advanced Is "a n
Philadelphia stocks were inactive, but generally
firm, the market closing steady.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
Dailg GetatmtertiaG.
ENTERTAINMENTS, THIS EVENING.

Mrs. D p. Bowers, ]. G. McCollom, and Com
panyi Opera House; Lady Audleys Secret"
Fair Of United Cornet Band, Institute Hall, Open
ing Night.
Miuqua Fair, City Hall, Continued.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
FIRST EDITION.
goo p. M.
The Fire King.

ANOTHER FIRE IN BOsroE-sEyERAL BUILDINGS
BURNED.
BosToN Dec. 23.
A fire on Washington street has burned out
several buildinGS The loss is seventy-fve
thousand dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23

The Republicans Of Colorado are signing a
petition against the rsappointment Of Gen. E.
NJ. McCook as Governor of that Territory, and
asking the appointment of some citizen Of the
Territory more in sympathy with the people
and their interests"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
Tnn,Inr lie Annnhe.

San Francisco despatch repeats the state
ment that General Crook has adopted the policy
of enlisting friendly Indians to fight the hostile
Apaches. He has the cooperation OF the Indian
Agents, and exT ects, 'il not interfered with, to
make the campaign short and decisive"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
kuppIrment, To-1Torroyy.

As usual, on Christmas, we shall not issue the
COMMERCIAL. Tomorrow we shall print q sup
Elementary sheet with our regular issue, giving
one or two good stories complete, and large
amount Of miscellaneous matter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
NIarriaaes.

WILL ILIIAMS-NOBLE-o the 10Th inst. at the resi-
Mann, Mr.. Geo. W. Williams, OF Fedora sburg, 70
Miss Sarah K, Noble, Of Sussex County, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
~ oLD WE he r .

WILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
w EXPRESS viii call for and deliver baggage
and packages TO and from all parts Of the city, Rail-
road Depot and boat. Also, baggage called for and
checked twhere Railroad tickets are heldl TO all
left at THE Franklin Telegraph once, No.
& West Third Street; K. BrinRhurst Co.,
Sixth and Market; Smith a Painter, Seventh
and Market and B. 4 @. Shoemaker, sos Market St,
will receive prompt attention. Principal once Bag
gage Reom, p, W. and B. Railroad Depot.
J. j. McMUI1KN,
BeptlS-ly J. II. BKAIs Proprietors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23

HOLIDAY GOODS.
Especial invitation is accorded to patrons and the
public TO examine our superior assortment of the
following articles, well adapted 10 the Holiday
Trade:
150 Styles Rubber, Buffalo and Horse Combs
80 styles Pocket Combs 200 styles Hair Brushes.
Plain, Fancy, Buffalo plain, and inlaid. Rosewood
Inlaid, and plain Satin Wood, Walnut
and Maple Woods.
so styles Hand Scrubs and Nail Brushes,
20 styles Hat and Clcth Brushes,
90 styles Cut-glass Extract and Cologne Bottles,
10 styles PuDgents fancy and plain.
rs styles Toilet Sets,
Bohemian and French Ware, plain,
decorated. medallion of all coors-in
stands and out of stands
100 styles Tooth Brushes
English American and French.
10 stlyes McInRlls Wire-fastened very durable.
Lubins Perfunery.
Lubin's Soaps
Plain, Paper, Wicker, Metallic Plain and Decorated
Medallion, China, Glass, Scotch Plalds.
In the above articles we offer superior induce.
ments as TO prices and beg to say that the prices
asked are lower than heretofore offered.
Whether desirous OF purchasing or not an efncient
corps OF polite and attentive clerks will cheerfuy
show goods. .
EDWARD MoINALI. JR.,
Apothecary, Second and Market streeis.
Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
SECOND EDITION.
$3.50, p. MI.
New York.

New York.
DEATH OF GEO. cATLM-BEoINNNa OF THE STOKES
TRIAL.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 23.
George Catlin, an American Indian painter
and traveller died, this morning, in Jersey City.
The Stokes trial commenced this morning,
Judge Fullerton opened the argument for the
prosecution.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
nov. bar. TaImnre,. church in A.hs..

The Central Presbyterian Tabernacle, in Brook
by fire yesterday morning, with the furniture
and the great organ used at the Boston Coliseum.
The total loss is $95, 900. The fire originated
from defective hue. The church was erected
in 1870 and its walls and ceiling being Of CORFU
gated iron, it was considered fire-proof.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23

The Jury for the second trial Of Edward:Stokes,
in New York, is now complete. It consists OF Six
turer, one insurance agent, one builder, one car
penter and one printer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23
Russia.

FURTHER THREATENING COMPLICATIONS.
ST. PErERsBURd, Dec. IS.
The English Ambassador has notified the ozar
Of Russia that il his troops penetrate the coun-
try between KhirA and AfghAnistan, England
will intervene in support of AfghAnistan and in
her own defence
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23

President Grant arrived at Covington, Ky, on
Saturday afternoon, and visited his father the
same night. He left for Washington this MORN
ing.
A. 7. Stewart, Esq, of New York, was serious
ly injured by fall on the steps Of his house in
Fifth Avenue, on Saturday night His leg was
broken and ankle dislocated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
Beeves dull, common to extra firm, and: wes-
tern steers 51< to 81. Sheep fair demand 81 4
to 81. Hogs dull $5.T5@e6,22-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-23

In all the above lines, q BKAUTIFUL AND
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS SUITABLE
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS, will be found at 500 MAR
KET STREET. Gail and examine whether desir-
ing to purchase or not dec.1T-st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26

Mr., STANLEY, now called the African tray.
oler, has, as our readers know, been wei.
coined home and entertained by the Lotus
Club of New York. His speeches on the oc
casion are not at all calculated to impress the
intelligent reader in bis behalf. He showed
a great deal of self-conceit, and he ridiculed
members of the Geographical Society Of
England In very unbecoming manner:
initiating grotesquely the manner of at least
Mr.. RAwLNsoN. Now the members Of
that Society treated MIR. STANLEY with marked
courtesy, and it does not become him to dis,
parage them in that manner. a1s
MIR. STANLEY is unquestionably a man Of
adventurous and intrepid disposition, and
for these qualities, displayed as correspond.
ent Of the Herald in Abyssinia, and in his
travels in Africa in hunting for MIR. LIVING.
STONE, he deserves unqualified compliment
but as for any important addition to know
ledge, scientific or otherwise, of bis African
travels, they arc without interest. He found
LIVINGSTONE, who had been for long time
inactive, and towards whom the world had
become indifferent, and justly so.r We sec
very little to thank him for in that. Mr.. STAN.
LEY had laurels thrust upon him neverthe
less, aud it would be well for him if he wore
them modestly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26
Massachusetts Greeting the Presiden

Massachusetts Greeting the President.
We copy this morning from, the Atlantic
Monthly Q. severe review of General GRANTS
presidential career. 1t has all the rigor and
relentlessness Of Puritanism, and that dis.
play of the readiness to use men it condemns
when it deems it most advantageous to do
so, and that yindictiyeness towards its in.
struments with which 1t compensates its
virtue for having used them, peculiar to
Puritanism. The; atlantic Monthly contends
that as the Republican party had to carry 8
heavy load on General, IGRAET's account In
the presidential canvass, that load must now
be "freely cast upon him." and :. his con.
duct subjected to severity of Judgment
(which will be something new to our party
"experiences.' @ 50 -.
How General GRANT will take this sever,
reprlmand from the State that has produced
The most deprived statesman that ever held
seat III Congress we cannot say. but certainl
he has not displayed any such timorousnes
and want of good digestion as would allo,
bis equanimity to be disturbed by this bias
from the organ Of the elite of Boston. Wa
it MOTLEY that struck the blow? 1t coul
not have been SUMNER. 1t will neither In
crease nor diminish the number of cigar
smoked at the White House. While it con
tains some hard hits it come from quartc
which should have been estopped from any
such outpouring of censure and bitter judg
ment El1.t#-'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26
The Wal1-Street Excitement.

The attempt to convulse Wall street on
Friday was. only partially successful. The
attempted corner was. upon the very credit
able stock of the Chicago and Great Western
Railway Company, which was run up from
95 to Goethe latter being merely nominal
without sales. 3ri'-. "
Gold showed no fever, and proved to be in
excess Of demand. .. 49,. ...
There was more excitement oyer the arrest
of JAY GOULD upon charge Of appropriating
to himself the moderate sum Of go, 726, 61. 26
Of the money of the Erie Railway Company.
The former partner of GOULD, Il. N. SMITH,
is at the bottom of the prosecution, and it is
inferred bis developments $50 long withheld)
are made in revenge for some personal diff
ference between him and GOULD. 1t is hardly
probable that GOULD can be convicted of the
charge. But that the gold gamblers are be-
ginning to peach inspires the hope that there
may be sufficient falling out amongst them
to subserve the ends of justice. DREW, and
GOULD, and VANDERBILT, and SMITH, with all
of their genus, have no doubt been guilty Of
practices that are dishonorable at least, if not
tantamount to downright stealing, and It
would be big business if their deeds were
fully exposed. But would the people or the
State gain anything beyond the knowledge
that might help to protect themselves in the
future? IS '.:" r. ~.
The Saturdays flare-up was wholly amongst
the bulls and bears ofthe city. 1t did not
extend to the country. When the unscru-
pulous habitues of Wall street can difuse an
excitement through the whole country, and
set in motion the orders from remote cities
and towns, it is then that they fleece the
country and fill their pockets with ill-gotten
gains. From past experience 1t is to be
hoped that these periodical feats Of strategy
Of the New York gold and stock gamblers
may not be 80 successful In the future az they
have been. IF they should be, then indeed
the people may be regarded as very great
FOOLS. .@-s7' s-'f rsf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26
DEATHS.


Died. ON, Monday the asth instant, IN MnEsp
RENSETT infant SON OF w. u. ana sanni ~ y.
HersD,a AGED thirteen months ana tWo al
HIS funeral will take place fron fng keisi n
his na re MIS- d28 Sixth street, TILES ac
TEfNOON ut O'Clock. Friends ana actinaih'Ansss :.
fnvitedto attend -,
MED OF, Sunday. eth Instant In the
wear OF his nge WILLIAM X. JOH EsoS. 40,
I'he friends and acquainta1ces OF me IanltS a.
respectfufy requested to attend his iunerai ~ *,
O'Clock TUESDAY, 2sth, from the res,dence W ~.
hrother-fn-Iaw, John NJ. Jennings, Franhun SIigSsi
between Madison and Henry streets.
Died. in this city, on the 18th instant, Mrs'
LOUISA WINFREE, aged seventy. ~ t1tss.,r
/ Her funeral will take place THIS AfGEnNSssC or
Mt q O'Clock from the residence OF her oaugnu.,
Mrs. Mary Waller. The friends OF tae faniiy a 3
invited to attend. r ,s,,y.f .,,s,,s y. /.
. Died, on Saturday, 2sd November, Of diphfhsrla'
aged two years, six months, ana imrteen aayss,
EMMETT NJ, youngest son OF George L. ana Ahn .
II. Granger. -7as Ts,fa-s
Died. on Goth of Novembcrs 1872, ut half-pass a.
M after q short sickness, tho village OF sing
Sing, New York, Dr.. CHARLES LISTON BROWN,
aged ffty years. -. ,,,,,,,e-
of years had been successful and popular pracsl-
TONER of medicine In this neighborhood.
His remains were deposited In the receiving 'auit
of the Dale Cemetery.
3 Dr. Brown is dead. and the poor have lost klna'
good friend ! ..s..Es@g.-s- e@ .sa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26
The widow Of the late Avery D. p,Ir,, =,

The widow Of the late AVERY D. PursAN.
of New York, has recovered of street-car
company Of that city s., 900 for the murder
Of her husband by o passenger On the car
with the elr-hook, which he got from the
driver without objection, when the driver.
knew he designed using it for assarlt. Tile
court adjudged that the driver could have,
prevented the murder, aud lnulcted the COM
Iany. The Judgment, under the circum-
stances, was just. II a man misbehayes on
the carsthe conductor or driver is expected,
to put hun of. It is his duty, and it should
be as obligatory upon him to protect pas
senger from Outrage or violence as to put him
eli ior mistehaying.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26

OFFICERS OF THE LEGIsLATuRE.-From
the Vest Virginia Courier we learn that the
following officers have been chosen by the
Legislature, which met in Charleston last
Tuesday:
= Senaie.-President, Colonel D. D. John
son, of Tyler; Clerk, Joseph S. Miller, of
Cabell Sergeant-at-Arms, Nathaniel S. Clark,
Of Wood; Doorkcepcr, John D. Anderson,
of Nicholas.
House.-Speaker, W. W. Miller, of Ohio ;
Clerk, j. Bernard Peyton, OF kanawha; Ser
geant-at-Arms John W. Horner, Of Wood :;
Doorkceper, S. II. Campbell, of Reane.