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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-21
River News.

The river continues to fall. Ate P. NJ
the marks at the wharf indicated 4 fee,
2 inches.
The Monitor No. 2 was put on the
docks yesterday morning.
The Courier left for Parkersburg yes
terdsy.
The Express will be the Parkersburp
packet to-day. The Ragon will be The
packet tomorrow.
The Science will take a load Of citizens
TO Moundsville on Sunday.
The Esperanzs arrived from Pittsburgh
about SA.M. She lett for Cincinnati al
10 with q light trip.
The Willie ]. brought up a load Of
watermelons from Marietta. She started
to return, and when nearly opposite the
creek she got aground and broke her
Wheel The Market Boy assisted her of
and abe Is now lying near the Riverside
Mill.
tBy Telegraph
PITrBuRGH, August 20.-Riyer falling
&c inches. 3
CINCINNATI, August 2O.-River ? feet
3 inches, falling. Arrived-Laura Davis,
81. Louis; Mollie Ebert, Pittsburgh: r
W.DugaD, Wheeling; Minneols, Mempbis
Departed Messenger, Pittsburgh: Arrosv
and bArges, St. Louis.
EvANsvILLE, August 2O-Clear, warm
and cloudy; mercury 70 to %. River
fllen two inches. Down-Dick Johnson
and Tarascan. Up-Geo. Roberts, R Fl
Cook and Cherokee. Business IAN
LOUISVILLE, August 20.-Wes,her
warm and clear. River on q stand with
!. feet in the chute and 8 feet in tbe canal
Arrtyed-Shippers' Own, Cincinnati: Ed.
dyvilles Evansville. Departed-shipners'
Own, Evansville! Eddyville Cincinnati
ST. Louis, August 2O.-Arriysls-Rsl,e
Memphis, Memphis; Fearless and barSes
Pittsburgh; Kinney, Missouri, Mas9ie
and Keener, Illinois river; Colossal AM
Lake Superior, Keokuk; Glencoe and Fn.
ture City. New Orleans. DepartedE
City Of VickSburg, Vicksburp: MAGGIE
Illinois river; Lake Superior, 81 PAM
River falling with 81 feet water to Cairo
Clear and very warm. 0
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August FLowER.-The most misera-
bic beings in the world are those suffering
from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
More than seventy.tve per cent of the
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effect;
such as sour stomach, sick headache, ha.
bitusl costiveness, impure blood, heart
burn, wsterbrash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit OF the stomach, yellow
skin, coated tongue and dissgfeeable
taste In the mouth, coming up Of the food
alter eating, low spirits, &c: Go to the
Drug Stores Of Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry and get a rs cent bottle,
or o sample bottle free of charge. Try il
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
eod&w Woodbury.. N. +
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PHoToGRAPHs.-At Halls Gallery (for.
merly Robinson's) there are employed
some Of the best Artists in the country,
and they are prepared to furnish their
customers the finest work TO be found
anywhere. They do not make cheap pic.
lures, but take special pains to make
every sitting a success. Old Pictures
copied and enlarged to any size, either
plain Photographs or finished In Ink, Oil,
Pastel or Water ColorS. Also life.size
Crayons, Picture Frames, Stereoscopic
Views, and Photographic Goods Of every
description.
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al d HH1 - u
BEIIGmE.-our townisquite deserted,
a large number Of people having gone 10
camp meeting. Creature comforts have
gone forward to the Burr's Mill camp
ground ID great abundAnc there having
been, % We are Informed, fourteen car
loads Of water melons and two Of sand
witches shipped 10 that point. Under
such circumstances we presume fasting
will have no place in the religious cxer-
ciSes.
We made a little visit to 81. Olairsville
yesterday and found everything serene
since the election Is over, with good crops
gathered and In prospect, and the Consli-
tutional, temperance and other questions
settled the people are happy.
A man by the name Of Means had his
hand terribly crushed while, feeding o
ihfeshing machine Oh The harm Of o Mr..
wilkins near he town Of 81. Clairsville.
Dr.. West amputated II at the wrist.
The Belmont House has been re.paint.
cd and otherwise ofnalnentAlly improved,
which contributes something 10 the ap-
pearance Of that portion Of the town as
well az the house. srr7 .-I =-.sa.-I b1A
Bellaire Chapter l07, r.. A. NJ, will
hold It's regular monthly meeting on FRI
day.
Richard Kahn, who wRsareated yester.
day for an assault on Police Officer Rich
ardson on Gravel Hin, some days since,
appeared before Squire Powell, and plead.
log guilty as charged, and was fined ten
dollAFa and lcoAth.
Flfty.six crates OF fine peaches were
received here this morning by way Of the
B. d o. r. r and are selling at from one
10 two dollars per crate.
An inlantchlld Of Edward Marsells died
this morning, and will be buried to,mor-
row. ~ ~ - ~ - we .a ~ =
Our German Presbyterians arc building
q church which, when finished, will be
one Of the neatest In the city.
The series oil meetings conducted by
Elder Spencer, Of the Christian Church,
still continue 10 maintain q manifest in
terest and are largely attended, and ad-
ditions are constantly made TO the mem
bership Of his congregation.
That almost Indispensable article Of
Diet the potato, Is coming down TO a
reasonable price. The best can now be
had for a dollar q buShel go Do '.
We hope the Register man will sue
coed In starting the market house enter
prise. W. L. s.
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Il. FRANK, THE ONE PRICE C1oTHrRR,
FAIIRD.-That 10, he failed 10 close out bis
entire stock Of summer goods, and now
proposes to close them out at once regard.
less ofcost. Goats at 75c; pants at dol
lar; cotton socks at 75c per dozen, and
boys clothing at less than cost. Don't
wait, butavail yourself Of the opportunity.
You may never have Q like chance TO &c.
cure such bargains again. Depot, 40, 18th
street.
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JUSTICE KAXMRR.-Jas. O'Maley and
Patrick EllWood were tried last night on
a charge Of disturbing the peace. Quite
q large crowd gathered in the Justices
room, and large number OF witnesses
were examined. Mr.. Good appeared as
counsel for the defendants. After hear
ing the case, the Justice reserved bis de-
cision till this evening at 8 o'clock.
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QhNGttelIiaenee1,
FRIDAY, AUGUST Fl, 1874,
New Advertisements.

Wanted-Situstion.
Soap Factory for Sale.
Mosquito Bars.
Fruit Jars and Jelly Tumblers.
To Rent-Furnished Room.
Wanted-Book. keeper.
Lost-Black and White Cow.
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CONFERENCE.-The hearing of the case
Of Jennie Armstrong OS. Mrs. Mary Spin.
dler, who is charged with committing o
breach Of the peace, was postponed by
Squire Caldwell until 4 p. NJ. to-day.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY. - Before
Squire Gillespy yesterday Ras CoiFman
complained that ]. N. Little did commit
an assault and battery upon him. Little
was sent to jail in default Of $50 bail to
appear at the next term Of the County
Court.
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SCHOOL TAx.-The Board Of Education
last evening fixed the annual levy TO raise
money for school expenses ate5 cents on
each 800 Of real and personal property.
The levy Tor building purposes was fixed
St Is cents on the 500. : 70 ~
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THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the temperature
as observed al Silvey's Drug Store, cor.
ner opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
70 % Of IS
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A NEW mail route has been established
between St. Clairsville and Uniontown.
BY this route the mail leaves St. Clsirs,
vile on Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur.
days, and returns on the same day.
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ADMITTED TO PRAcTIcE-John NJ.
Hoon, Esq, was admitted to practice in
the Municipal Court yesterday.
Geo. P. Linch, Esq, was admitted to
practice in the Circuit Court.
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MR, F. D. POWER, Of Charlottesville,
Va, has accepted the chair Of the Assist.
ant Professor Of Ancient Languages in
Bethany College, made vacant by the
resignation OF Prof. Z. D, Barclay. Mr..
Power is a graduate Of Bethany, and a
gentleman well qualified for the place.
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HRIMBoID's BUoHU Is still in the ze-
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. II Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
Ietts. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent dSw
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A WOMAN never looks more Inundated
than when she becomes simultaneously
conscious Of SCOT on her nose, and the alb.
sence Of her pocket handkerchief.
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PERsoNAI.-Mr. @. H. Dinger, the ha,
man, yesterday returned from Germany,
where he has been for the past two
months.
G, NJ. Reynolds, travelling Agent of the
St. Louis 81 Kansas City Railroad, was in
town yesterday. &c left for Columbus
in the afternoon.
Sheriff Cochran, Of Belmont county,
was at the Grant House last evening.
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In order to make room for new goods,
l now offer my entire stock Of Dry Goods
and Hosiery for the next FIVE days al and
below cost. Come early and get your
bargains. HENRY JACOBS.
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ANOTHER hole in them pants ?" said
fond mother to her young hopeful,
"What dreadful on.kneesy fellow you
are !"
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MUNICIPAL CoURT,-This court met q
10 o'clock yesterday morning.
The Judgment previously entered In
the case Of John Coffee rs. Michael Noon
was, on motion oil defendant, set aside,
and leave granted him to file special
pleas.
Several chaucery cases were entered,
and the case Of Joseph Greer rs. Porter
Smith was taken up. The evidence in
the case was heard, when 1t was submit.
ted without argument to the Court. De.
cision was reserved until a future tlay.
Davenport and Dovener appeared for
plaintiff, Barr and Good for defendant.
Adjourned to this morning,
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A LARGE lot Of Violin Music, with
Piano accompaniment, for sale at half
price, at sheib's Music Store, lila Main
street.
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HIoH1Y IMPoRTANT.-Call OF once at
Franks One Price Clothing Hall, 40, 18th
street. He wants to see you.
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A succRssFuL SURGICAL OPERATION.
Miss Rose Humes cut an artery of In
her arm at the South Wheeling Glass
Works some time since, which resulted
In large aneurism, but has done well
until "wednesday afternoon, when The
aneurism ruptured. MiRs Humes had
presence ot'mind enough to control The
hemorrhsge until DR.. Pipes was called.
The surgeon cut down to and ligated the
artery, and the patient is now doing we'll.
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IT must DO did, and it is perfectly as.
tonishing the way dry goods and csrpets
are going of at the closing ont prices,
NOW Is the time to supply yourselves, al
j. W. FERRRLs, Centre Wheeling.
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SIZZLING AT cosT.-Our friend @. Hess,
corner Of Main and 14th Street Ia oivinS
great bargains In the way Of CLOTHING
goods. he Is selling at and below cost IL
order to make room for Fall supnIiea
Nowis the time to get q first class suit at
the lowest figures, -.,,,5 <, - -'''' ~
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THE WEBER PrANo.-By the SUPERIOR,
y Of its tone combining great p0tOer, rich,
Ness, S'1eetAcs and fine singing quality, as
well as great purity of int0nati0n and har.
mont0IsnesS throughout the entire scale,
Is fast driving almost all other pianos
from the concert-room, and fully ex plains
how Weber shows an increase OF zoo per
cent, and yet cannot supply the demand.
Circulars and price lists Of Pianos and
Organs sent TO any ono desiring them.
VIM. II, SnEm, Agent,
lila Main street, Wheeling.
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10 THE LADIEs.-Full samples of Ed
ward Q. Burls Button Shoes just received
per express, thelatest out, with new style
toe and extension edge, on @. D. s. G. c.
Lasts, Also a fine assortment of ROYAL
and Read Button and Lace Shoes in stock.
Amy kind of a foot properly enclosed al
tho shoe house Of -
JERRY CLEMENS,
Cor. Main and 18th streets.
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Our heart was touched yesterday by
young man who rolled his eyes to the
clouds and sighed, "Fourth paper collar
since morning" 5srIE l5. lsg q
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To GLOBE out Emanuel Emshelmer
oilers Linen Suits at g 80, White Suits at
~ 90 and Skirt Waists at SOC. Supply
yourselves at once.
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SEVEN thousand five hundred and
slxty;three camp meeting coats left at
franks One Price Clothing Hall, 40, 18th
street, Wheeling, at75 cents each. Who's
the next man that wants one.
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CRIMINAL matters are brisker than for
some time past, Sometimes week passes
and we do not record more than two or
three criminal items. Yesterday nearly
all the justices had something to do in that
line. 'sqhire Mccormick issued six war
rants, and Squire Caldwell two. 'squires
Hammer and Gillespy each tried two
cases, and 'equEe Clsrkson one.
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For $40 who will give the most Dry
GOODS and CarpetS j. W. FRRRRL,
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OVER THE RlvER,-The new Masonic
Hall at Bridgeport is being fitted up in a
handsome manner. A fine Brussels car.
pet was purchased recently, and is being
put down. The hall will be a credit 10
the fraternity in Bridgeport.
A Republican primary meeting was
held in Bridgeport on Wednesday even
ing. Burgett McConnaughy and Frank
Robinson werc elected delegates TO the
Congressional Convention, and DR.. J. NJ.
Todd and Bart Rowles delegates to the
County Convention. Ta.
The friends of Mrs. Turner, widow Of
the late Ewing Turner, Esq will be glad
to learn that she is recovering from her
recent severe illness.
The election in Bridgeport resulted as
follows: for license, O9 against license,
2Sl; for new Constitution, 1872; against
new Constitution, 80. Both the railroad
aid and minority representation clauses
were defeated by large majority.
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LINEN and White Suits at g so at
EMANUEL EMsHEIMRR's,
., 1106 Main street.
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WARS that got 10 do with the great
reduction OF Dry Goods and Carpets at
J. w. FRRREL's, Centre Wheeling,
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WHO will make the greatest reduction
o close out Summer Goods and Carpets :
V@ygs lg sA5J. W. ERRRRL.
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STEALING WooL.-Charles Becroit and
VIM. FL. Austin were before Squire Gil
lespy yesterday, charged with stealing a
sack of wool valued at 1925 from B. D.
Atkinson, who lives in the vicinity Of
Triadelphia. The wool was taken 10 Mar.
tins Ferry, where Austin, giving his
name as VIM. Jackson, shipped it 10 Be-
croft, under the name Of John johnson, at
steubenville. There the wool was pur-
chased by man named A. W. Pat
terson. The purchaser asked where
the wool was raised, and the
men replied that they had bought
It Of John Forney, at Washington, Pa:
Patterson knew that Forney had no wool
Of the particular kind he had just pur-
chased, and suspected that something was
wrong. One Of the men was arrested
some time ago, but it was kept pretty
quiet in order that his companion should
not get wind OF it. Austin was held In
$500, and Becrot in $1,000, to appear
at the next term Of the County Court
Failing TO find bondsmen, they were com.
mitted TO Jail. -. =.
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STovEs.-Messrs. Bell & Co., of the
Arlington Works, shipped one hundred
and eleven stoves yesterday. Ninety.on
to Harrisonburg, Va, and twenty TO a
firm in Richmond, Ind. This may be
considered agratiIyipg evidence not only
Of the popularity OF the Arlington Stove,
but also OF the coming fall trade, which
we hope will extend TO oil branches Of
our manufacturing industries.
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EMBROIDERED Children's Dresses at
Zoe, 81 90, 81 25, 81 so TO IS 90, at
EMANUEL EMsHEIdRR's,
HOO Main, Sd door below 18th at
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vis1T OF sTEuDRN GREYs.-Concern-
ing the visit Of the steuben Greys to our
city to-day, VIC clip the following notes
from the steubenville Herald and ReWS:
Wheeling and steubenville have oft ex.
tended the hand OF friendship 10 each
other, and II will be still more warmly
clasped on Friday next, during the
"Greys" visit.
Friday Is to be quite q gala day in
Wheeling. The Greys, as we have said,
will leave on the "Forest City" at 8 Am,
and arriving al Wheeling, will be met by
a military delegation there and escorted
to the Mcclure House, where royal ban.
quet will be served. After this there will
be q parade upon the principal streets.
Many OF our citizens might accompany
the Greyson their visit, as there will IN.
doubleday be grand time, and an cxcur-
sion down the Ohio cannot be exceled
Tor pleasure. Zeler's Military Band will
accompany the excursionists. 7.sF.
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CmCUIT oouRT.-ThiS Court met yes
terdaS morning OF 8 o'clock, Judge Mel
vim on the bench.
In the case o. Convention Oil %. %.
Kelly d Cooper! decree was entered
setting aside . sale Of property to defend.
ants and directing a reference to ascertain
rents and profits.
In the case Of LAlerty l. Co. %. Citizens
Insurance Co., Judgment was given fer
defendant This was an action 10 recover
upon q policy Of insurance the loss &C.
casioned by the burning Of an oil refinery
and fixtures. The Court held that the
Gre was occasioned by an explosion.
In the case Of HRddock, Reed s. Co.
VS, johnson It al the court held that the
deed Of James Young to johnson, for Q
house IN Wheeling, was fraudulent to his
creditors, and decreed that the property
be held subject to plaintiffs judgment.
In the case Of Goshorn, administrator,
r', David snodgrAss at al, the deed, Of
DAVlu cnouBTass 10 j. u. DelAplalne was
held fraudulent, and the real estate there.
by sought 10 be conveyed decreed TO be
subject to plaintiffs claim.
Judge Melvin had been connected with
the case ot Adolph l. Yoke rS. Board Of
Public Works, as Attorney General, and
therefore Hon. Daniel Lamb passed upon
the motion for a new trial. The court
held that the Circuit Court Of Ohio coun-
~ has not Jurisdiction of the case, by
reason Of the removal Of the capital, and
directed that the papers and proceedings
DO sent to tho Circuit Court Of Kanawha
county.
Court adjourned until this morning at
0 o'clock. .#
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WARRANTS IssUED,-Warrants were
Issued by Squire Mccormick yesterday
as follows:
Mrs. Alexander Lowe %. Elizabeth
Hankcy, for throwing hot water on COM
plainant, calling her obscene names and
threatening TO shoot her.
John Finnegan vS Nicholas Meade,
who is charged with Contending with
loud and angry words, to the disturbance
oil quiet citizens, and with interfering
with and preventing an officer from dis.
charging his duty.
John Finnegan u.s. Mrs. Patrick Elwood.
Defendant Is charged with using loud
and angry words, and interfering with an
officer in the discharge Of his duty. I
John Finuegan rs. John Elwood. De-
PENDANT is charged with threatening to do
complainant bodily injury, and interfering
with him in the discharge Of his duties as
an officer. bog a.- III. sa
Thos. B. Rose Is. Nlcodemus Reister,
charged with interfering with him in the
discharge OF his duties as officer. '.
Louis Grade rs. George Baum, charged
with committing an assault and battery
upon complainant, -..st ~
None Of the above cases have yet been
examined. The case Of GRADE CS. Baum
will come up for hearing to-day, and the
remainder Of the cases will probably be
heard 10 morrow.
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POLICE COURT.-Two cases compris cd
the docket at tho police court yesterday
morning. esrr Bra7s
John Cooper, arrested by Officer Liston
for diSorderly conduct, was fined and paid
IS and costs.
Buck Umbar Is not one Of the "Buck-
eys." BE was arrested by Officer Viii.
COX for drunkenness. In default of IS
and costs he was committed Tor ten daye.
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CENTRE.

Rev. ]. Il. McMechen, Principal; Miss
NJ. E. Taylor, Grammar School; Miss Ger.
trude KRAFT, Division A; Miss Cornelia
Hamilton, Division B. Grade 4; Miss Mag.
gle Reid, Division B, Grade 2; Miss Min
ME 3. Black, Division c; Miss Anna s.
Boyd, Division D, Grade l; Miss Jennie
Patterson, Division D, Grade2. -
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UNION.

James F, snowden, Principal; Miss
Matte Mckelvey, Asst. in Grammar; Miss
Ada Dillon, Division A, Grade 2; Miss
Anna Jeflers, Division 3, Grade /; Miss
Lizzie Downs, Division B, Grade 2; Miss
Sadie Stout, Division G, Grade l; Miss
Louisa McColloch, Division c.. Grade 2;
Miss Amanda Robinson, Division D,
Grade !; Miss Lucinda Sims, Division D,
Grade 2; Miss Maria Ellingham, Division
D, Grade 3; Miss Sophia Davis, Division
D, Grade 4.
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MADISON.

A, N. Stevenson, Principal; Miss Ellen
N. Boyd, Assistant; Miss Julia Wiley,
Division A, 9Th Ward School; DIVISION
B to be supplied; Miss Jennie Campbell,
Division Q, 7lh Ward School; Miss Eliza
McKelvey, Division D, 7th Ward School,
Grade /; Miss Hannah NJ. Nicoll, Division
D, 7th Ward School, Grade Q; Miss Mary
Jetters, Division B, I'd Ward School;
Mrs. Miriam Dean, Division D, ID Ward
School, Grade /; Miss Matte Stout, D.
vision D, second Ward School, Grade 2.
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TIE oPsNNa-The amusement sea.
son will be inaugurated in the Opera
House on Thursday next, by FuIbish's
Fifth Avenue Theatre Combination, be-
ing the ti1st appearance Of the company
this season. "DivOrce" will be produced
on Thursday, Mons. Alphonse7 on Fri
day, "1ed Astray" Saturday afternoon,
and Geneva Gross" Saturday night.
Miss Mary Stevens, leading lady with
Manager Fitzsimmons last season, is q
member Of the company. Al.