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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
I AIDES WISHING TO CONSULT A PHYsI
IL CLAN in any disease peculiar 10 their sex, can
do so With confidence. even 10 the worst cases and
b street southwest. sepII wv
IL The Oldest established Ladies Physician,
HAS REMOVED TO
Ladies desiring treatment Of any complaint can
SspaTate roOnas for lady patients. jyls 2nr
"SATisFACTIoN,' 81 PER BOTTLE. Oon-
fooos sssGn sb Ifes at Dr. DARBYs, lis -
- rienced and scientific ladies' Ply sicisn aud
Midwife. Attend ladies at their homes, or pleasant
residence CoEsaltation oondentai oS ce,'s re
Park st near Saratoga St, Baltimore. msys-ly
nR. A. L. BQsW ORTh, sc the washington EIeo-
cures al nervous and chronic diseases Of Whatever
name or nature. All Complaints incident to FE-
yanic and Electro chemical BATHS, he most inSis-
ssn6 sSS health giving baths aaCw1 to modern
DR: ROBEkTsON, FROM BALTIMORE
~ can be consulted At 424 10th street northwest,
Bhe cay aSs sPssAsTf Shs Gas from 0s
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, GOnorfhoea, Geet,
Structure. SYPHILIS; and spematorrhes, Gases of
s0n II AZ s iseS Ss c9s and the
on by excuses and abuse in youth, causing loss of
memory ana insanity, general debility, organic
weakness impotency nervous irritability symptoms
OF consumption, Indigestion, palpitatiOn OF the
heart pains in back, dimness of sight or giddness
evil fOreoodiDgs, self distrust &C., speedily cured
b. newly discovered remedies. Gentlemen placing
themselves in DIR. r. 5 hand can rely upon being
scientifically and honorRbly treated Refers 20 the
high testimonials which he now holds from the lead
ing physicians of Baltimore. Office "a 10th street
northwest, from 2 TO y p. IN. maro-ly
RQGERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
- Wanted. a case of WhOoping Cough that cannot
be cnred by 60 B0GERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH
SYRUP" 1t is also the best in use for Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness Sore Throat, Group, and all Bron-
cha Affections. For sale by the princi nal Druggists
and wholesale by CHARLES STOTT 4 Co.. and by
the proprietor, 1912 street northwest noyI4ly
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STORY OF THE SANs.-There live today
two Sans who seeks a seat In their Uncle
Sans chair and third Sam at the Office Of
J. c. Lay & Co, 223 IL street, who pays
special improvement taxes and Is not
candidate for SpeakSr.-Adcg.
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AT rHE sALTII%SRSFFk sHIRfEA'.

Az fHE BALTImlkK SHIRfFAO.
1913 y Sired ssVtAnsst, WssAssssos, d. O..
vsv.s E.~~.,. sA1np p
We make the Why FINEST DRE66 6HIRTS "A
erdet, and IN the most elegant manner, for o1.S,
ssched, and Perfect q AlwayS Guaranfeed
ss sIls ifs sssatdSC5 Et Az 1 ios e.
8e6lply tIMEH CUFFS, = cents paif.
Dfrecoons sof seu- mcssursnent at % gentlemen
SS1f b nAn VIA nd 7oe SSis Sss
MOUNT VERNON NURSERIES,,
FKUIr TREES sAz zDaPTf 81 f 70 THIS RE.
GLQN 4 SPECALTf.
sMAsLL IRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES.
O. GILLINGHAM a CO.,
peP#H,H Ase0tink Rpst QtBcs, EairtAy, Ys,
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PIANOS, &c.
HALLET, DAVIS & CO.'S PIANOS, celebrated
for sweetness Of tone, 6eljcacy of touch
solidity OF construction, for sale easy yS1xlt4
terms, at III 9th street northwest seq eo1y VtNvt
THE sTIEFF PIANOS, unsurpassed in tone,
Il touch, and durability, on easy terms,-
or large discount for cash. eSE&
e. l.. WILD BRO, Sole Agents, UIHGt
7237th street northwest,
(haIf square above Patent Ofice.D
Pianos and all instruments tuned and paired.
Pianos for rent. augSltr
A sPLENDID STOCK OF THE WORLD- BIZ.
"A EOWNED KNABE PIANOS-Parlor-gzx.
Grsnd, Square Grand. Square and Upright f<T1<<2
Pianos; VIM. mcCammon's celebrated Pi utNlI
amos, 7octaves, full toned Pianos from other we'll
Enown factories which will also sell and rent on
the most accommodating terms. Tuning proIoptI,
attended TO. Mrs. O. REICHENRACH, 423 iltb
street., lev doors above Pa. ave. nayl9-lJ
CHECKER BRO.'s" PIANOS ARE THE BEST
made IN the country. They take the-zup>
leao OF all hrst class instruments, befEz In SR9
r1Vsieo In beauty OF tone and perfection cssfyAf
mechanism 10 every detail.
Prices reasonable. Terms easy.
g. KUHN, Sole assut,
eS2 New York avenue, Washirston, d o.
flsnos regulated, tuned. exchanged and for rent
msylg-tr
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DICKLIN9 VINEGAR.

PURE CIDER vINEGAR, made under the ee-
peciAl SUPERVISOR Of the senior member Of firm,
At his farm. near ny sftsyille, Nd therefore
NHiTE WINE VINEGAR.
Green Ginger, Celery sd. ooreander SEED, To-
Glove. and AnsIioe, With 2 general assortment Of
j. b. BRYAN BRO, Soc Pa avsuus,
arc4-sw opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULED Iil,e0re and
Quo RaEy50t.-On Sunday, I2tI instant,
tLeFe VIII De q change Of schedule On Ralti-
more ard Ohio railroad. See Advertisement
A. s---S isSlss Of lie changes,
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holy CROSS CHURCH,
II SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

To give 20 children q thoroughly good training in
all English Branches, Arithmetic and Modern
Languages, Drawing and Music. School will open
TUnsfAY, Hth day Of September, in the Chapel
buildins, corner Of 18th street and Massachusetts
Bey. JAS. A. Harold, Rector, assisted By compe-
tent teachers.
Apply to Rector, ct hts residence, 1913 p street
northwest, or At Chapel. at p m. daily. augls I'm
CUMBERLAND VALLEY INsrITUTE,
~ fMALK,D MechdatoksbNrg, Pam Academic
Commercial and College Preparatory school 93d
year, September 18th. Average charge GAO per
year. Five hours BY rail from Warrington.
sus4Im RKv. o. E0K Son.
THE WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY
Il VIII be reopened MONDAY. September ~ lsrs
~ the school building. No. 1923 1h street north.
west. limited number Of boarding pupils wiz be
. For terms apply 70 the principals, ct 1927 l,th
street northwest, or procure circulars, which NAV
be found ct the PRINCIPAL bookstorss. augs- sm
MISS 0sBoRNEyX9UHgL LADIES BOARD
9sr OF rts. vii rsoSsn MonDAY, sept ISIS.
~, a: r. IA n. BnkkAU, Teacher Of German:
UHoEI "a u Oaisivstson az - vos.si nz az.
ersss e Nm 1xlQHkN1xOHT Piano Store, 30.
wv IN eHsst nQstawWs, 6ssil-iy.
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,IIss ~ N, 1as y re. .s =. p, FIR ss
SHOES, re-, Gas fth street, betveea y ana d
south, Aote by mail promptly attended 70. myl-ly
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y. NJ. {. A. SABBATH SERv.CES-The
rooms OF the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton are open on Sabbath afternoon from
10 O'Clock p m. At O'Clock p. m. the
usual Bible reading Is held in the parlOr, and
the subject for tomorrow is "Cnrist our
Sbepherd-" At O'Clock the usual daily
pray er- meeting is held in the chapel, and ar
O'Clock service for the masses IN the
reading room. When the wea Their is favor
able an open air meeting Is held att O'Clock
at the corner or It'll street apd PennSyIyania
avenue, which rs fol owed by night session
in the reading room.
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BUILDING PERMITS-JOhn G.. Burkhardt
frame dwelling east side 14th street be
tween h ard l. southeast; $780, Michael
Gross, frame dwelling west side 9th, ba-
tween and streets southwest; 5000. Danl
NJ. Davis. a three-stOry trick store aud
dwelling. by 50 feet, north side F, between
18th and 18th streets northwest; IS 900. Ste
Then Just, raise and add 10 a workshop, north
side 9Th, between NJ and y streets northwest:
S-tt. L. Ieimbach, "A twO-StOry brick store
and dwelling. Is by 80 feet, west side 18th
between l. and NJ streets northwest; - 900.
Charles I. Davis, three three-stOry brick
dwellings, 20 by 50 feet, north side NJ be-
tween 4th and 9Th streets northwest: sol .Osb0
Chas. Harris, two two story brick dwellings
20 by IS feet, north q. between 18th and 16th
streets northwest; S5,OOO. ]. F. Langhran. a
twO-stOry brick dwelling. Fl by % feet. west
side 18th, between Samson and q streets
northwest; 5000. J. VI. LangstOn n two
story brick dwelling on the east side of I1tb
street, between T and L northwest: 81 600
g. a Amos, a twO-stOry brick stable on the
west side OF 10th street. between G and II
northwest; SEQ. w. II. Hines, q two story
brick dwelling on the west side OF 10th street
between q and X northwest; -, 900. DR. c.
Hall, twO-stOry brick stable on the south
side Of f. street, between 9Th and eth north
west; - ,Z00. Mrs. Walsh. a brick dwelling
ON the north side OF a street, between Sd and
4th southeast; 500. T. Daley, two two story
brick dwellings on the north side of Rhode
Island avenue, between 9Th and 9Th streets
northwest; $1,000. Summerscales & Hum
phrey, twO-stOry frame dwelling on the
roth side OF Rhode Island avenue, between
6th and 6th streets northwest; -, DO.
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The Tax Quesfi0u.

Edior &dr:-In your paper of yesterdays
date you called the attention of your read
ers to the actor Congress relative to property
lax In this District, thereby greatly bene-
DtlDg many who, without some reminder
would allow their days of grace, in this ,e,
spect, To pass by while never intending to
incur the penalty for delinquent TAX. Now,
Will you confer further benefit in the same
direction by giving your opinion. or inviting
an opinion from any other competent person,
as 10 the date on which the penalty can
be added. The law says IL one-h half OF the
tax "shall not be paid on or before the FIRST
day Of October" IL shall be in arrears and
delinquent, ''and there shall be aLiei, to be
collected with such taxes, a penalty of two
per centum upon the amount thereof on, the
f'rSt day Of each succeeding month until pay
ment," &c. Succeeding what? evidently sac
ceeCtiIlg the mouth Of October. wiich permits
payment of tax without penalty up to and
including October 3lst. The language OF the
law gives us thirty days grace from and
afteI the date on the which one-half tax be-
comes in arrears and delinquent; If not,
then what is the plain authority for adding
any penalty during the month OF October.
Sept. 10th. "ENGLIsH.n
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YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY
AT the annual meeting of the Young Catho-
lies Friend Society. 10 be held at Carroll
Hall tomorrow evening at eight O'Clock, the
election OF officers for the ensuing year will
be held. and Rev. Father Donahan. the eIo-
quent Dominican pulpit orator, will deliver
discourse The annual report shows that
the amount received during the wear was
from dues OF members, S9S4; from other
sources, S495O1; total, ~, 1901. The amount
paid out was, for tuition, ~ $50; for clothing
500 81, and for other objects, $50 p, being a
total OF ~ ,s2i.CG- The balance remaining in
the treasury Is S235I5
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Wy TON,
CORNER OF 9TH AND STREETS,
Beading Rooms and Library free to all.
Prayer Meetings daily at 2l5, 8, and 8 .. n.
Sabbath Evening Services, (excIusiTeiy,) for
young men, at 8 O'Clock.
Sabbath Afternoon Services at $50.
circulating Library, $1,000 volumes. New books
constantly added. maY22-tr
nSsICE- COLD TEA,
Of UnriralIed F7dr07,
WITH MILBURNS FAMOUS POLAR SODA,
At 1929 PENNSYL VANId AVENUE,
Is the most superb and delicious drink yet intro
uUced. Je29-tr
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stPy Shiminv nat ga -


"Py Shiminy is Dot So.r
Nature : BeuUtfner
9s,6 removes tan and freckles.
Germs Extracted without Pain,
SO the shoe can be worn with ease. Bunions,
lngrowfng Nails, Vascular ExcreScences,
and other ailments of the feet successfully
treated, at DIR. Whites establishment, 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours a.
m to 6 p. M.
IVORY in coral SET,
When 'twixt parties lips you see,
SCzOdoTf, it's safe to bet,
Beauties the ivory.
DIR. c. W. BENsoN's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly 10 euro
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
SleepleSsness, and will cure any case. Price
so cents box, postage free. Sold by all
Druggists, and Charles Stott 4 Co., 4S0 PENN
sylvania avenue, Washington. s,5,eoi:
BETHEL ACADEMY, Fauquier county, Va,
VIM. W. Smith, senior principal, is endorsed
by the highest educational authorities of Nir-
glnia. Rates remarkably reasonable; much
less Than those or any similar institution in
the state. s,9,eolO
$50 TO $1,000 has been invested In Suck
Privileges and paid 300 per cent profit. "How
10 do It," book on Wall street, sent free.
Tumbrfdge Co., Bankers, 2 Wall street,
New York. 6,3:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHIck sales o
1872 were s2l9,660. 4.12-s.wt
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE
A Charley Ross Fund.

EdHoT StGr:-Like many another anxious
parent, have been greatly agttated over the
abduction Of little Charley Ross, and now
that clue to the missing child is obtained
the interest OF the public is renewed It is
weIl-known fact that Mr.. Ross is not a man
OF means, and that already large sums of
money have been spent for the recovery of
the lost boy.
Now, it seems to me- Mr.. Editor, that the
fathers and mothers in this land ought gladly
TO unite in bearing part or all OF this great
expense, so that the guilty parties, be they
Moshers, Westervelts or "Puss Oakleys -
may well tremble, and know that kidnap-
ping is odious, and that those who indulge
in IL, for any reason whatever, will be pur-
sued TO the ends OF the earth, and that ius-
tice from an indignant people will oe meted
oct IN the form of hemp or some other equally
convincing argument.
Can You not, sir, suggest some way by
which my idea can be carried out? Let Ii be
done, not as charity, but as matter OF pure,
simple justice, and am sure there will be a
hearty and moneyed response from more
than one ANXIOUS PARENT
We do not know any better plan than for
the estimable lady who writes the above To
herself set the movement on foot by invit-
ing contributions for the purpose indicated.
and stating where they may be sent Plenty
OF persons would doubtless be ready TO give
IL they were certain their offerings W0uld
reach the object for which given.-ED
STAR.
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STREET IMPRovEMENT-Aeo concrete nave
ment has been laid on 18th street, from p
street 10 Maryland avenue southwest. and
the property holders there are happv. q
street, between 18th and lith streets SOUTH
west needs grading, sewering, and. paving
This is the only street IN this section left un-
improved, and always was the hlthiest as ~
has very little surface drainage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-11

The METROPOLITAN POLICE FORCE has
been organized just fourteen years to-day
Nineteen Of the original members only are
ON the present force, as follows: Captain w
G. Brock, j. a W. Claryoe, chief detectives;
LieuteEants-WaShin 8. Hurley, Cbas.
81. Skippon, Cornelius NoOnan, Alex. a.
Greer, John r. Kelly, Adolphus Ecklof,
James W. Gessford, and c. X. Vernon. Ser
geants-GOdwin Pierce and K. A. Milstead.
Privates-C. Sebastian, John Drill, a.
Brown, r y. White, j. 7. Findley, c. T..
Cameron. W. 7. Riley, and Z. s. Jones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-11

y VICTORY FOR WASHINGTON MANU-
FACTURERs.-Among the awards made yes
teTday al tie Rockville fair, was a diploma
10 the Prescott Wheel company OF this city
LOT excellence OF wheels entered by them.
ibis II wei deserved compliment, and one
10 &c appreciated, coming as ft does from a
s1clety composed of a class OF persons TO
WHOM Hheels are virtually a necessity and
whose practical experience cons titutes them
the most intelligent judges. We are glad TO
add thls new enterprise 10 the increasing list
OF man uIactorles In Washington, and hope
that IL may meet with a generous supporf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-11

IVORY in coral SET,
When 'twixt parties lips you see,
SOzOdcHf, tits safe to bet,
Beauties the ivory.
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Corus Rxtrac,ea wj,.ou, p

Natures BedUtifer
9,S,6 removes tan and frecKleS
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L AIDES WISHING TO CONSULT A PHYsI
IL CLAN in any disease peculiar 10 their sex car
90 SO with confidence, even 10 the cases, and
free OF charge, By calling on DR.. BR0THERS, 90e
h street southwest senIl- awE
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CAPITOL SEMINARY, 2I1 a 'treet southeast,
Mn Nh. b 4 Msk1 g kDEANE'I Principals.
o REsS: Q; 4 %%thffISnhIEEE, fs.eesr Of French,
Ta1RsF m anso 'fa AND latin M MI.
and g PsD 81 MMrtaPs DTsvPs Ts
bIoidery. Wax Flowers and Fancy Work IN
The second scholastic year will commence WE'D
References and terms on circulars, to be hal al
the seminary; at Ellis music store on avenue Par
Pleasant school room, with southern exposure;
me yard for omen arr exercise; library, maps,
class seminary or college. aug 2 4w
INSTRUCTION FOR CHILDREN.
Il MISS Emma MdTJredepS SchooE for Physical
and Praet.cat 6Htgys, 500 lsts street.
advantages Of W hioh are well known, especial at
tention i also given TO elementary instructions
cessary for thorough education.
Opens: Sept: 18th. Normal training class, Oct.
lst. For particulars address as above augl9 6n
MOUNT VERNON sEMINARY-BoaTd.Iga ana
2O4 street northwest, W ashington, % q. School
year commences WEDNESDAY, sert. 18th. TIE
charge Of the various Departments Special fscili-
knowledge Of The french German and Spanish ti S
MISS S. L. MAGGIE, Principals
more; Charles Nordhoh, New York; Hon } q. New,
STATES treasury. Gen. n. Il. GOWon. a ssisf-
ant Sc. rotary of the Interior; Hon s SheIabarger
Hon. NJ: @. Emery, 7. }. 8. Perry, eco, Senator
Logan, DIR. ID. ". Bliss, Washington augig In
e ID u G "A T Il
honest wealth. WASHINGTON BUSINESS coz
LEGE, corner 7th and streets, provide such an
education. The Practical English aud Inf,iatory
Business Department receives pupils II years old,
and upwards. The advanced Business Department
receives students without regard to age, who are
able 70 complete the course in one year. Tuition,
a m no blv insta
slo for unlimited time, payable in four equal
monthly instalments. reduction of 4l0 year
scbolsrship, and els life scholarship, for cash,
paid in full on entering. Students may enter for
day evening sessions. Those from abroad NAV
obtain board II from ls 20 SIS per month. Schoi-
astic year begins WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBERl
Call at College, address, for illustrated circular
augl9 I'm 81. O. SPENCER. President
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-18
Champion single scuII Race.

PITTsBURGH, October 1.-THE five
mile single scuil race for 81 900 and the
championship of America. between Evan
Morris and Henry Coulter, was rowed
over the Hutton course this afternoon,
and won by Morris, coming in one length
ahead. Time $500, which Is claimed to
be the best time on record. The attend
unce was fair and the betting lively.
But the interest manifested in the re-
suit was not nearly 50 great rs at the form
cr race. Coulter mudo the first appear
anco on the water and in a few minutes
was joined by Morris. On getting the
word both men got away in good style,
Coulter taking the lead and at the end
of the first mile be was fully three
lengths ahead and passed his stake boat
nearly four lengths ahead Of Morris, but
the latter on turning his stake boat
made his trst squirt and began to steadily
regain lost ground and in spite OF game
pulling of Coulter, reached and passed
HIM, crossing the line good boat length
ahead.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-18
THE McMECHEN WILL CASE.
The Case acknowledgements of
Counsel on Each Side-A Decision
Not ProbabIe-Mi
MoUNDsvILLE, WEST Va, I
Ortnher Il. lS1J. [

october 10, 1910.
Editors of the Register.
The McMechen will case, which has for
over week occupied end engrossed the
attention Of this community, was, ycster
day, submitted to the jury. James Nor
row. Esq, of Fairmont, West Virginia,
in closing the case for the contestants,
presented and ably argued before the
Jury the following points:
First-That the natural law does not
give the right Of disposing of property
by will, and being therefore II statutory
provision of law, must be strictly carried
out as provided by in the creation oil the
right
Sccond-What legal presence Is, and
the reason OF requiring attesting witness
Is; that Shepherd McMechen must De
conscious Of an abiding capacity NJ lne
time OF the attestatlOn, rs wen Us ~ the
time of the dictation of the Will; and that
the attesting witnesses ut the Time OF
their attestatiOn, must be conscious "I
action. under the supervision ana com.
mapd of the testatcr, and not acting OF
their own voiition,
-
Ih'Fa-lo .tI r.e.,r -, M ". WniiE.n one
the e'''t"'t q. a. -. W. :" nJ y, nf Mr.
o, tne "'I''''"S ",t'',>s, ,,'S,' H,a ,nn.t
~ ' W Ntr1I',, ,,,3 o"' - '"' o''' ''''' - ~
DC El.H yNS..'u'0 r-;,,,;.,l .bo o,.i,rcr.c given
, w. Mu'' ~. C.II,.,,l, ana Vn,row 5ss ~
oy "'','S "' 81 ,i "',a ,a-,a,r , r'or tho
''r go"u''.L,, .l ;u ~ Wv Nv, osli,.rs Eis rr,-
s'S'l'mG VI III II I:, C.,J ,be l,ennraii..jmo
'E"S >; a." "ri w." o. 49, " Gn termed him, did not
y, ~, '',J ,La '''', -. ~ wTv Mr., Morrow At
,,,,. s;',,.ir,,- -,,,,rr3 the words too late"
Inc :. n'"a r',;a ",';, u"i,o"6sn o,r or the
an" ,; WY .,I. ~, ,,-,.h i,,nr..t in the
"e''Ne''' '''" .:I, .':,'' .,t ,ro. .~,l, -
'A'y"'''. u INC "'''' ''''" -
Nr Morrow's address was well re-.
crived by the audience, Is was clearly
i, n,"'i,,''t% ,G. y o1r, I[ m r1o tEronrhnu, his
ortIra 7or,,pmnnt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-18
Revolving Indians-Bad Treatment
the CanSe.

SAN FRANCIsCo, October l6.-A dis
patch from Los Angeles, reports an inter-
view with Clegario, Chief of the Palo or
Temcula Indians, recently reported in
San Diego county. He seems to be q
man OF intelligence, ~ are others Of
the tribes with whom he says they have
occupied the lands from which they were
recent y elected; for centuries have been
converted to Christianity; have been
peaceable tillers of the soil tor genera
tionsi have been dispossossed by the
sheriff on the claims OF holders of United
States patents; forced to leave their
houses, crops and fcpced helds, and be-
come homeless vagabonds without
means of livelihood. Some of their wo-
men and children are in q starving con-
dition, and they have come to see if the
government can help them. They have
never received any blankets or annuitics,
but have lived by their own labor. They
have no intention of revoting, but
the men of San Diego county have given
out that impression to prevent the pub
lie from sympathizing with them while
being robbed ot their homes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-18

RTcuIE county sets the first c1ample
in this State Of negro serving on the
jury.
TnE editor of the Pa-kcr,burs m
,sirrr announces that rs recreation j.
to him lust now, of moro importance
than issuing his paper, he thinks that
he will suspend 1t Tor an excursion with
the West Virginia Editorial Brother
/ hood.
The Hinton Herald evidently isn't
fond Of the cigars Of its locality. 1t
SAYS: 1t is feared that if the weed crop
becomes any poorer than it has thus far
proven, Hinton merchants will be Obliged
to resort to tobacco for the material Of
their cigars.
THE people of Tazcwell county, Nir-
ginia. are endeavoring to construct
Graded road from Jacksonville, Nir-
ginia to Hinton, West Virginia, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. Summers
and Mercer counties promise to join IN
the enterprise.
The appointment of Mr.. Tyson, allcg
ed to be u former officer Of the Baltimore
and Ono railroad, as receiver OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Ia road costing
SIuC0,OOOl upon $4,000 bond, creates
good deal of excitement in Hunting
ton.
Dp Wv R,KrR sunerIntcnding ply
a. ,,.....;,. u,.,i,oI Of
s'''"" u '"' = "'''''''J
Philadelphia, who committed suicide on
the Ith inst, 10y taking prus~ic acid was
u"tir" ct Martusourg, lie Is described
as a wh"ie.s"uiet gentleman, and the