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CHICAGO.
Another Great Fire.

CHICAGO, September 1.-The dread
demon of destruction has once more
visited our city. At half past two this
afternoon, an alarr sounded from box
365, north of Wright and Morgan
streets, and was quickly followed by o
second and third alarm. The notes OF
warning came none too soon. The
flames fret appeared in the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroad trans
fer depot, al Halstead street, and under
the pressure of stiff gale from the
southwest spread very rapidly. Hal
stead street, 10 that vicinity, is built up
with two and three story build
ings, which, from The recent
dry weather, have grown 10 be Ike
tinder boxes and furnished splendid
food for the raging tiend. The side
streets are rather sparingiy populated
and the houses are somewhat scattered,
and here was the oDly hope that the
flames would be broughsunder control.
A red hot cInder three inches square
was found on the ROOT OF the Central
House, corner Of Market AMI Madison
streets, full two and halt miles from
the fire, which is only specimen Of
the f.e,brands that are floating over
the city. Crowds stand in our business
streets watching the live sparks passing
over tbe buildings.
At 4:30 P. N. the flames had spread
FIVE blocks north on Halstead street
and FIVE blocks east on Wright street.
The fire department is r3"tTless.
5P. a-A reporter from iheii7e says
the engines are working on the corner
of 0 BrieD ard Union streets, the flames
having come within two blocks ottLat
point.
5:30P. telegram received from
the fire district states that the fire IS
under control. The boundary steets are
Halstead, Maxwell, Union and Six
teenth.
The widest excitement prevailed, and
people for over a mile around the fire
were moving household goods and
stock from stores in the yicInity, every
kiLd of conveyance being brought into
requisition, as every cne feared q repe-
tltion of the Great fire.
Railroad Ticket Agent COaven-
ti0n.
The regular semi-anDual convention
OF the American Association OF Rail-
road Ticket Agents will be held at the
Grand Pacific Hotel in this city, COM
menciug Friday morning next, at II
o'clock. The most important matter
to he considered is passenger rates.
The body will be N session three or
four days, bat large proportion o.!
their proceedings will ba strictly pri-
vate.
Conductor Bean.
Ey mutual agreement between States
Attornew Reed and the couuse! for
Bean and Pu1enberger, tie motion to
Cuash the indictment On the ground
that there is no Law FOR the punishment
OF The accused, will be made and ar
gusd on next Saturday morning.
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4 EeiIer from n Coal MiEer-Whai
lie Thinks OF Politics I'm Ohio.
BRILAIRE. September Is.


Editors OF Register:
for the first time attempt TO place
before you any Of my writings, but this
is the time all persons -a7e trying 10 say
something. On Saturday last we had
a great day here. in some peoples es,i-
nation, but it was not very great day
after all. TIE Druids had a parade 10
this place and it WEB thought that
there would be q great many people
here and there were several citizens in
town, among the rest was Mr.. Danford,
of st. Clairsville. So, ct seven o'clock,
the Hall was lit up and the brass band
called for. The band blowed well and
in few moments there was crowd OF
little boys OF every class and color IN
the hall aud a number Of gentlemen Of
this city we're present. But when Mr.
Daulord commenced to blow, he co1Id
not raise half the excitement that tae
brass bows could, for their band &C.
deavors TO have a new tune every meet
ing. But the gentleman speaking just
had the same old tune. And as Nm.
Allen has set out this year with new
tune OF victory every man is anxious to
hear him. We are tired OF having the
laboring man talked Of, and We COW
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SsEGDEELYN.
,onsn.r.ticm Caremo.lci.

Consn ration C2rcmc@lci.
DaooELYk, September 1.-THE coa-
sccration of Rev. Dr.. Pollock, as
Bishop Of Massachusetts, took place
to-day &. Grace Church, Brooklyn
Heights. TIE ceremonies were impos-
ing and very imrressjve and ' ere wit
messed hv . large and fashionable
audience The Bishops present wsre
BiSGop Stevens, OF Pennsylvania;
Smith. Of Kentucky; Littlejohn, OF
LoHg Island; Williams, OF Connects
cut; Lee, OF Deleware; Huntington, OF
New York; Nelly. OF New Hamp-
shire; Ker'old, OF Pittsburgh, all dress
ei IN their robes OF Office. The church
was adorned with exquisite floral dec
orations. Bishop Smith presided.
The certificate of election wss read and
handed to the Bishop elect by Bishop
Huntington. Bishop Smith acted as
Consecrator, the Bishops assisting in
the laying,on OF hands. The Bishop OF
Pennsylvania delivered an eloquent
discourse, defining the duties of Bish-
ops.
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MIScELLAN Gus.
DR.. Longdon
INClPIENl' PHTHiSIS
OR The
Early Manifestations of Con-
sumption.
symptoms by which Every One may
Symptoms by which Every One may
Know the DiSeRse.

The cough OF Pulmonary Phthisis or Tu-
berculsr Consumption commences gradual
ly, without fever and without the Iunning
at the eyes and nose which characterize an
ordinary cold.
The cough Is generally dry and hacking
for some time after It's commencement
The eXpectoratlon Is often speckled or
streaked with blood.
There is seldom much pain in the chest
and very rarely any Ured pain.
When pain does occur IL IL nearly alvaYs
OF dull aching character, and IL met with
IN the sides or under the collar bone or
shoulder blades, and is not Gnfrequently
aggravated by coughing,
The morbid or unhealthy sounds detected
by means OF the Stethoscope are generally
confined 10 The upper iobe orthe lung. These
sounds are often limited 10 one side OF the
chest, They are very persistent, and, even
II met with on both sides at first, are apt To
subside partially or wholly on one side,
while they Continue, or even Increase, on
the other.
BY closely watching the progress Of the
above symptoms no one need long remain
in doubt as 10 the true condition ofhis lungs.
In the great majority OF these cases the
disease is allowed 10 run until II Is too late
for the best medical talent and skill 10 avail.
II then your vitality is impaired, your
chest organs weakened, your digestion I'm.
perfect, your nervous energies enfeebled
and any Of the foregoing symptoms have
you try for help, the more likely you are TO
avert the fatal Termination Of "A disease that
has swept It's millions 10 untimely graves.
Our treatment, when employed In time
and faithfully carried out, seldom iails 10
cure Cat8rrah, Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Scroflla, and all diseases Of the Air PpsSa-
geI which lead to COnsumption.'
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F5EMPEIE.
ghe Yellow Fever.

MEMrnls, September 17.-The roon
trains leaving the city were hardly as
crowded az were those Of yesterday, but
rom indications at this time, to'uights
departures vii! equal, if not exceed,
those O: to-lay. The Howard Assccia'
ton has furnished to-day quite a num-
Der Of nurses for Happy Hollow and
this evening the various relief commit
tees O. the Odd Fellows and Masons
will meet and make arrangements 10
secure additional nurses for New Or
leans The poor will for the preeent,
be provided for by our own citizens, bnt
the balance may hc required for sister
cities should the sc0nrge continue.
Several entire families are reported dead
in Happy Hollow this evening, and
many others down. The number OF
deaths from the scoarge since ] o'clock
Yesterday, is twenty-five, all Of whom
resided in or near the infected district.
The following order has just been is
sued from the Mayor Office:
The Memp phis Water Company hav'
ipg rendered the free use OF their water
for tie purpose o. washing the streets,
alIeya, cutters and sewers, the work
will commence tomorrow morning,
the 18th. in the First ward, under the
direction OF the fire department and
street force, at ! O'clock. The residents
on the streets and alleys are EectulIy
invited to render what assistance they
can, by sweeping the cutters in front 0!
their premises.
At meeting Of the citizens this
morning the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
|. That an executive committee
from each ward shall appoint Q sub
committee for the purpose OF collecting
contributions and tuIn over GIi moneys
to the treasurer.
.. The treasurer Of tie executive
committee shall poll all orders drawn
on him for nurses and supplies arproy-
ed by the chairman Of the Howard
Association aud this board.
5. That the Mayor is requested to
ask the board OF Aldermen and Com
mon Council FOR an appropriation
to aid the committee in the discharge
Of their duties.
1. That the committee thankfully
accept the proifered aid OF Rev. D.
Surratt, and cordially invite al! minis
tiers OF congregations TO send us their
aid aud support.
5. That the Board NEE: daily ct four
o'clock, until further orders.
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NEW YORK.
Couu;erfeitsrs Arrested.

|, new York, September 1.-THE au-
.lhorities have been informed for some
time that extensive counterfeiting OF
the three and five cent nickles was go-
ing on, and the detectives failed to un-
earth the counterieiters. A few days
ago the officers received information
that they might be found on the canal
boat Joe Traves. Descent was made
on the boat, lying at piers forty.tour
and iorty.five, last night. The officers
first Disgusting themselves as longshore-
men, were witnesses 10 the whole
process OF the counterteiting without
even being suspected blythe gang. The
officers captured Captain Joseph Eng
lish, Henry Davis, John RaGford, cap
tain of arother canal boat, and George
Harrington, with all the dies, plates,
&c. They were each held in $4,000
bail before the United States Commis-
sioner to-day.
Ease Bali.
The Bostons defeated the Atiautics
this afternoon on the Union Grounds
by score OF nineteen to four.
Ala fer Shreveport.
Subscriptions in aid OF the ShreVe-
port sufferers are being rapidly received
in this city. The members Of the Cot
ton Exchange kaYe forwarded one thou
sand dollars, and the members OF tie
Stock Exchange ard Gold Room are
making preparations to collect sub
SCI iM,tLMs.
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pU2iiEstic.
NEW YORK STATF.
The Buffalo Balloon.

OXFORD, September 1.-THE follow
lug is brief resume Of the trip OF the
balloon City OF Buffalo, which ascended
at Buffalo Yesterday evening. The
voyace was Of much interest, extending
into the night. They landed in Past
Creek Valley, six miles from Corning,
New York, and the balloon was moor
cd at that place during the nj ight. This
morning great number of ladies' and
gentlemen were treated to balloon
ride 10 the heigh. OF several hundred
feet. noon to-day Mr.. King took a
fresh start alone. aod after most de-
lish,.ul eail, landed this evening about
six o clock, near Oxford. The balloon
is now moored in the village square in
front Of the s.. James Hotel. Prot,
KinE does net intend 10 make another
ascension rom tht5 point, thinking that
the gas is too near exhausted.
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wish TO hear something that will inter-
est the laborer and his employer.
l, for one, think il the labqring man
continues with the Republican party a
few more years he will see where the
tyrannizing will come in. / am 8
lsboring man myself, even dig coal
for my livelihood, but l have never
thought of casting Republican vote.
talk with my fellow miners, and some-
times they say. II oppose all thst," but
they still vote for the party. But l
think that a great many will change
their vote this year, as they have read
Aliens speech. AS the Republican
parth throw the cloak of disguise over
them and harp about free trade, why it
is worse than for a minister to play
cards sll night and preach all day.
The angels will scorn such conduct.
So, rs l am no hand for writing, l will
close by asking every reader to read
the REGlsrER and choose for himself.
r.
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SYRACUSE.
The Races.

SyRACusE, September lS.-Torsay
was the second OF the Syracuse Driving
Park meeting day. There was fine
course, and the attendance was large.
The first race was for purse of S400
for 2:43 horses, four TO start and four
heats TO be trotted. Lsdy Dexter won
the three last heats in 2:4l4, 24ll,
2:403.
The second race was for purse 0:
s4OO for 2:33 horses, four to Start aud
six heats to be.trotted. Viola woR the
three last hsats. Time, 1855, e:31 !,
2:37@.
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PHILADELPHIA.
DesirnctIve Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, September ia fire
broke out this afternoon in Bloomfield
& Morris warehouse, No. 526 and 52S
North street and 81 North Sixth street.
The entire upper portion OF the build
ing, including the third, fourth and
fth stories, WIS destroyed. Loss
$4,000; insured for SIS, 900 on build
ing and 100000 on goods.
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ENGLAND.
The Livingstone Expedition.

LONDON, September l7.-Dispatches
from ZauZabar state that the latest
news from the Livingstone Exploration
Expedition received in Zanzabar was
OF a much encouraging character. The
great explorer was actually pushing
his way into the interior and up to near
the end OF June, the time at which the
last courier lett, the party were all in
good health,
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INDIANA.
Body EUuIlu

LAroRE, September l7.-News was
received here of tie finding OF the body
OF q woman, named ODelie. floating in
Lake Michigan, this morning. at Mich
g.n City. The circumstances point to
toul play, ss marks Of violence were
found on her body, her neck showing
evidences OF strspgulstiop, 1t is sup.
posed that the woman was outraged
and murdered and her body thrown
into the lakr 10 cover up suspicion.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
,asian Of Bourhous and orIeapists,

PARIS, September IA dispatch re.
cerved here tonight from Vienna states
that Count De Chambord to-day re-
ceived the Duke De Alencon at
Frohsdor', small village near that
city. The Count, it is stated, accorded
De Alencon a warm welcome. The
meeting is regarded here as fresh
guarantee OF fusion between the
Bourbous and Orlesnists.
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ILLINOIS.
Collector Harper.

SPRINGFIELD. September 1.-The
United Stale, revenue officers, Col.
Mum and Mr.. GaDyan. have been oc =
cupied during the day examining the
Disbursement account Of Coli sctor Har-
per, which was deposited With the
First National Bank in this city, and
they found a correct balance o. 1916 10
the credit OF the government.
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WEST SIDE FIFTH STREET,
Notre Dame of MARYLAND,

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOH YOUNG
" LADIES, conducted by the School Sis
ters OF Notre Dame, TWO and half mries
north OF Baltimore.
ADMINISTRATION Is located in the most de-
sirable part OF Baltimore county, at the In
tersectiOn OF Charles street and Homeland
avenues, about three miles north OF the
Washington Monument OF baltimore city
The grounds are well shaded, Handsomely
and extensively planned for exercise and
recreation.
The building Is constructed and furnBhed
with every accessory and appointment Tor
comfort, convenience and Sniety. IL ~
thoroughly ventilated, well heated by hot
water, lighted by gas, and each story Is pro-
vided with excellent spring v aier, speak Ing
tubes, electric bells and clocks. As recurity
against fire there are two plugs In each
story with hose attached. TO Gull assistance
at any moment OF danger an electric alarm
has been placed in the tower. Arrange
ments have been made To accom- IN odaie
Parlor Boarders or Young Ladies who wish
10 give attention TO special branches and
desire 10 enjoy the comforts Of private
apartments. The system OF education Ri-
fOrds very advantage for the acquisition Of
n refined and solid education. SpccIai at
tention will be given 10 the German and
French languages.
TERMS PER ERANNUM:-Board and tui.
ton, including the French and German
languages, Plain Eecdlework, the elements
OF Drawing and Vocal Music, $40 lrregu
lars or Parlor BOaTders Sf2O. Music, Painting,
Spanish, &C., form extra charges.
For special Information address DIRECT
RES NOTRE DAME ~ MARYLAND,
GovanSt)wn POst1lnCCr Baltimore comfy
Nd. auSIi.egD
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Don't Fail to Try These Goods.
Buy IL CT your merchant IL
ne has IL or will procure ii
for you. If not, then write
for our Pamphlet, "AH about
SspOliO," and 1t will be mall
ed free.
ENOCII MORGAN's SONS.
aug5- egsb ~ Park Place, n. I.
or 23l Liberty street. PittsburV, Pa.
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Mrs. .C.E. SMITHS

C,CHOOB FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
y Children In the L!ndsley Insiitute
building, will reopen September eth, 1913.
English branches, Mathematics and Modern
isrguazes by competent teachers. Paint
ing and drawing classes taught by hrr.
Wilkinson. The location IL very desirable,
being central, quiet and easy Of aecesE. toi
circulars or further information appiy
Mrs. Smyth, Chapline street, near 2itn'
Ist street,, or az the school rooIs.
f,lg
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POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE,
oFrHE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,

Market st., above Eth, Philadelphia.
Twentieth year begins Tuesday, stptem-
Der 18th, Is73 Thorough Professionalism
inc in Civil Engineering, Nine Engineering,
Mechanical Eng neering, Analytical and
Intustrisl Chemistry, MetaliuTgy, and Ar
ChitectuTc.
pare !avorably with those Of the best
Polytechnic Institutions OF Europe. and the
Diploma IS received as conclusive evidsnee
Of prshcieDcy by the frst Engineers and
Companies engaged on works Ci Improve
ALFRED L. KENNEDY. Nd.
Eep'JgT PTGldent OF 1cu4ty.
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University of Virginia

Opens October l;ocoutInues through nine
months. II IL Organized In schools on the
elective system. with full cOuTsss in Clsssic1,
Literature Science with practice IN Them
Ical and Physical Labrstoriesj, IN Law,
u Aedicine, Engineering, Teaching and hRri-
culture. Apply for Catalogues i0JAAFS
+. HARRISON, Chairman J.. o. UnIyerEity
OF Virginia, Albemarle CO., Va.
auIll-enb
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WISCONSIN.
Railroad Completej.

SHEBoYGAN, September 1.-THE last
rail, connecting Msnitowoe with Mil
waukee and Chicago, has eesn laid.
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ST. LOUIS.
SCntanccd.

Sr. L3Cis, September 17.--Anthony
Dean wGs to-day sentenced to five years
in prison Tor placing an obstruction on
the track ofthe Iron Mountain Rail-
wav, in June last.
Tha Texas EDITORS.
TIE Texas editors were entertained
to,Gay By q carriage ride to Shsws
Garden and lafayette Park and in
qpcc,;cn Ct National stock yards in St.
Louis. In tbe evening banquet was
given them at the Southern Hotel.
They accented an Invitation to visit
Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Louisville,
and will leave on the early morning
train,
PURii!stic.
The approaching prize fight between
Allen ard MeCoole is the only topic Of
conversation among the roughs. Bet
ting IS lively and somewhat in favor CT
Allen. Tae fight will take place on
Tuesday. The steamer Continental
has baen chartered to take spectators
to the fight. McCoole will be seconded
by J oe Coburn and Tom Kelley Allen
by Barney Aaron and Jack Madden.
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Shepherd College,

Session opens Sept. 9, lsI3. Two depart
ments Collegiate and SOTmal-male and
female. Course extensive. Experienced
teachers. Total eIpenses per year, $50.
State normal pupils pay no tuition; others
GlO, SIS, $50, according 70 gtudieL For circu-
lars address the Principal.
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coMMIssIoNER,s sALE

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE EN-
i TERED by the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, West virginia. on the 10th dsy Of
July, l'73, in the chancery case In said
Court pending, wherein Thomas hcCor-
mick is complainant, and Catherine Nc
COrmiCk defendant, shall, as Commission
er named in said decree, offer at public sale,
On Saturday, September 20. 1873,
beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, st the front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, the
following described property, viz: The
south half OF Lot No. ~, situated in Cald-
wells addition TO the City OF Wheeling, to-
gether with ALL the privileges and appur'
tenances thereto belonging. Said south
half being % feet front, more or less, and
100 feet deep.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash and
the remainder in six and twelve months,
the purchaser giving security for the defer
red payments, and the title remaining In
the Commissioners hands until all pay
mentI are made.
THOMAS MCCORMICK,
Commissioner.
& MILLER Auctionepr gepl1-a
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Dr. J. BsLL e. CO.'S

AndlSeasss q; tn, Eye successfully treated
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Conductor Bean.

By mutual agreement between States
Attornew Reed and the counsel for
Bean and Pufsnberger, tie motion to
cuash the indictment On the ground
that there is no Law for the punishment
OF The accused, will be made and ar
sutd on next Saturday morning.
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omca Hours-S to l2, E9o to 0, aud C.8otoo 0.
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The following was issued from the
War Department to-day: ,
Officers o. the army distant from
stations in a section of country infected
by epidemic disease or from stations
that cannot be reached without transit
through the infected locality, are, after
their leave of absence shall have ez.
pired, authorized to delay starting
to join their commands until the epi-
demic shall have subsidized. When ad-
vantage is taken Of the foregoing, the
officer will, by letter, report 10 his de-
partment commander and obtain
the date on which it will be proper to
start for the post"
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AGENTS WANTED,

p. o. BOX 9J7. New YORK CITY 70
augl3-egc
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-08
MARRIED.:

At Rose Lawn naar. MI Jackson, April soth, by
r. Moore, all Of Shenandoah county:
On the soth ofApth at strasbuyg, by Elder John
Perkey, Mr.. Andrew J. Keller and Mrs. Anna R.
Miller, all of Strasburg.
At St. PapI's church, Lynehburg, on Wednesday
April 2nd at 81 O'Clock, p M, by the Rector, Rev.
Shenandoah county, Va. and Miss Aureia G., daugh-
ter of Col. Seth Halsey, Of Lynchburg.
Near MT. Sidney op-Apri 9th, by DR.. Handy, Mr..
Gilbert NJ. Zirkle, Of New Market, to Miss Molie A.
walker; Of Augusta.
On the 30th Of March, by Rev, H. E. Miskimou, in
the M p Church, HArpers Ferry; c. G, Holling
to Mrs. Mkry J. Mosher-all Of Harper's Ferry.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-08


No less than adozen young ladies have
demanded a retraetioTf of our local squib
''Coldsn Why, bless their dear hearts, we
only referrelsto one cotfple. but don't in
tend to say who. they We're. We were
not aware, at the. time, that SO many had
been affected in the same way. Some of
the old folks say it., is none of our bust
ness when they take down their parlor
stoves. Well, that's so, and we don't care
if you keep freezing the young ladies un-
til next August But it is really a strange
sight to see young men going sparkling
with overeoats and shawls around them
as if they were: about, joining an expedi-
ton to search for Sir John Franlolin's
body.