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The Bristol News says "the various
surveys for the Cumberland Gap rail
road have been completed. By the
Blackwa;er route from Bristol to Cum
5erlaDd Gap, Mr.. Hoffman has Ioca-
ted the finest line We have ever known
in mountainous country. II the
road were to-day made on that line,
the cars would travel nine miles fur
ther between the two points, than
the crow could make the flight or,
in other words, the line, as located,
i. only nine miles longer than an air
line. The grades are only si1ty-eleht
fyet. To produce so good aresult,
great pains have been ken, the best
talent employed, and a33 ,O0O expen-
ded. The distanee is ninety-seyen
miles. In the words Of General Ma
hone himself, Only think Of it, CON-
plete this line Of ninety miles,
and We are in direct communication
with Omaha!"
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MASONRY IN PERsIA-Of The Persian
officers who are at present 10 Berlin
pursuing military studies and making
themselves acquainted With PrusIan
military organization and arrange
mcnts, one belongs 20 the Masonic
order. lie is Mussulman. He
seems to have spontaneously sought
recognition as a member of the craft
at Berlin Lodge, and his claim was
onjy allowed after such On examina-
,iou as satisfied the brethern that no
was one Of them. From the statement
of this Persian Mason it appears that
nearly all the male members Of tho
Persian court belong to the mystic
order, even as Germany enjoys the
honor of counting the Emperor and
Crown Prince among its adherepts.
The appearau ,e Of this Mohammedan
Mason in Berlin seems to have excit-
ed some little surprise among some
Of the bre,hern there, and the sur
| price WOulu Dc Udiuidi 'hp"Ih w P''
sons not aware of The extent to which
Masonry has been difused over the
earth. Account for il as one may,
he truth is certain that the mysie-
rous order was established in tho
Orient many ages ago. Nearly all OF
the old Mohammedan building in
India, such as tombs. mosques, etc.,
are mark ed with the Masonic sym bols,
aud many Of these struciees, still! per
feet, were built IN the tIWc Of the
Mogul Epberor, Akbar, who died in
1903. Thus Masonry must have been
introduced into India from Middle
Asia by tie Mohsn edaus hundrt 8
of years ago. Indeed we bsve ri
reverend member Of the order atiifu
that the religious or theistic ide' =
on which Masonry is foundrl. b. II
its most perfect srchitectni'l 'H-
bodiment, not 10 Chrisiiou church,
but in a Moham u edsn mosau
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Star Art Gallery.
81 Avenue between 10th and l1th streets
Huntington West Va.

l am now ready to take pictures Of all
styles from the germ to the life size, in
cluding rustic photographs, plain viei-
netts, SC, to which the attention of the
public is cordially invited
U27tf GEO. C, TEAFORD
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A SEA LION EsCAPEs.-O On Tues
day the 9th inst, while loading the
animals belonging to John Robin
sons Exposition on board the steam
er Belle Vernon. at Rochester, Pa,
one Of the cages got broken ard resul-
ted in the escape ofons Of the sea i
ons, which made its way into the rV-
er. it has not been seen since. A re-
ward of 1000 is offered for the cap
lure Of die In
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OK THE RUsH..As we .Ie about
TO 90 to press, into our sa"ctUm
rushes the ubiquitous, miIIh provo
king, iudefatigable Trsveling Agents
of the Chesapeake and Ouio and York
River Railroad, known from lie poles
to the tropics and from sea to noun
tain, as Major n. II. Ho'ohkiss. AL
trough be comes as wilt as steam,
yet be looks as calm ss summer lake,
and as smiling as toe suushine Of
May. He is now en- ronfe for Cincin-
natl, st Louis, Louisville, Memphis,
Nashville, Yichsburg, New Orleans,
Mobile, Montgomery, Alabama, At
lanta, Savannah. Charleston, South
Carolins, and Wilmir gton. All these
are to Re done with 80 ffcieut CT lerityto to
reach Baltimore by the l2'h ofJupe,
when he commands an excursion OF
the Maryland Editorial Association,
Westward. A grand social time they
.ill have, too, beneath his eDchaut-
ing dictatorship. They will be in our
city on the sixteenth of June. We
trust our City Council will arrange
for a plesaut welcome.
Thanks, Maj ,r, for the impress
lef, for our Editorial Album. - Wea
Virginia journal.
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Midland Pacific Railway
ltE.
WASHINGTON UNIV ERslTY.
J. Y. CONVERSE.
Superintendent.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. :
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The Third Annull Summer Session
viii commence on Mondty, March. To-,
.,-5, aul eOutinue four months. The
course Of lectures is full aud complete
Entire Fees, S65. For particulars ad-
dress, Prof. CHAS, W. CHANCELLOR,
Dean.
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The Boston Globe IS picking up
live items all around tho editorial
field. 1t speaks thus Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad as new
ronte West: This new route for
heavy frOights West, combining water
and rail and requiring only two trans
fers-from New York and New En-
land to Richmond by water, thence
by rsil via the Chesapeake aud OHIO
railroad to Huntington on the Ohio
river, thence by water again to all
points on the Mississippi and Its
ributaries-is attracting attention
among business men. aud is likely to
DC patronized literally. The grants
Of the Maine and other quarrles for
use in the new Government buildings
in the Mississippi valley, promises to
be transported by this route, which
seems to have the advantage of cheap.
ness in its favor. Upon the compile
ton Of the lux Of railroad between
Baltimore and Richmond, the connec.
ton tetween the Atlantic coast anc
the Mississippi river will be complete.
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Officers Elected.

The regular meeting Of the stock
holders of the West Virginia State
Agricultural Society was held Mon
day in the Hale House reading-room.
James l.. Carr in the absence of the
President, j Brisben Walker, was
allied upon to preside. The object
of the N mecting was the election of
directors for the ensuing year. After
various prelimiraries tho election
was proceeded with By ballot, and
he following named gentlemen
:hosen.
j Brisben Walker. James L. Carr,
r. f. Chambers, DR.. James II. Roe-
ers, NJ. Levi, Willilm L. GCshorn
and James +. Lewis.
A meeting Of tho new Board OF
Directors was subsequently held 10
The afternoon at the law office - Ma.
ior Carr, for the purpose Of cl'cti"s
President and other oil :,rs, aud
transac,ipg such other general busi-
ness as would be necessary ~ ppoe
the new administration upon work
ing basis.
The following selections were
made: President, T. +. Chambers;
vice President, Job Il. Thsyeri treas
urer, G. D. Reynolds; corresponding
secretary, James NJ. Psyur. rice Dc.
Gallaber, resigned; reeordlaS secre-
tary, j. b. Davenport. -.
J. Brisben walker ha ing rendered
his resignation asa member OF tho
Board of Directors, the declipation
was accepted, and the Board elected
HenryS. Walker TO fill the vacancy.
Adjourned to meet a. the place OF tho
| st meeting T. morrow. Courier.
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