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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-19

MEETING OF THE GENERAL MAN
AGING CoMMlTrEE.-Ata meeting Of the
General Managing Committee, for the
relief of the poor of the city, held yes
terday morning, the following resolutions
were adopted
Resolved, That soup will be served at
the Soup House from to II A. NJ, and
frem to P NJ.
Resolrsd, That Judge G. l.. Cranmer
be elected to fill vacancy on the Soup
House Committee. He was waited on
and informed OF this Appointment, which
he accepted.)
Resolcsd, That the Secretary place
packages of tickets for sale for meals NJ
prominent places in each ward OF inc
city. The packages are to contain ~ ~
tickets for 500, and 10 tickets for oo
cents. They are to be placed for sale at
the following places;
FIRST Ward, James Murrays drug
store. Second Ward, Logan, List u Co.'S
drug store; Third Ward, Z. Bookings
drug store; Fourth Ward, j. Acker's
grocery; Fifth Ward, Reed " Kraft 5
drug store; Sixth Ward,iC. K. Dwight S
drug store; Seventh Ward, j. b. Lukens
grocery; Eighth Ward, 5. Brice's drug
store.
All members of collecting committees,
who have not already done SO, are re-
ouested to pay over all monies lmmedl-
ately to Mr.. d. G. List, Jr, Treasurer oil
| the association.
Mrs. J. H. Hobbs was elected to fill a
vacancy on the Soup House Committee,
caused by the resignation of Mrs. ii.
Hopking, who is sick and unable to serve.
Mrs. Captain John Mcclure was ap-
pointed on the Seventh Ward Visitation
Committee, rice Mrs. Murine, who is UNI
able to serve.
The following donations were received
yesterday: One lot of fresh bread H.
Halter; 80 quarts of beans and 10 pounds
rice. l barrel of potatoes, l box rlzena'
| package cayenne pepper, barrel hon.
my.
The Managing and Soup House Com
mittces meet again on Thursday morn
ing at ten o'clock, al the office ofthe Fire
L. Marine Insurance Company, first
door below the street car office.
Soup will be served every day from
to IL u. H., and from to 3 p. m.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-19

THE LADIES FAvoRGTE.-Those beau
tiful Box-toed Bntton Caters at
". BLoSD's
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-19

SHIRT Bosoms of 80 different styles, at
BELLS,
No. %, Eleventh street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-19

For Merino, Cashmere and Alpaca
at cost goto d. w. ERREL ).
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-19

POLICE CoURT.-Th"re were three
cases before the Police Court yesterday
morning.
John Doud, charged with disorderH
conduct, was fined twenty dollars and
costs, and in default of payment was
committed to Jail for thirty days.
The case against james Shipley, charg-
ed with disorderly conduct, was dismiss
ed at the citys cost.
T.P. Shallcross, charged with using
abusive language toward j. c. Clarke, was
fined ten dollars and costs. The trouble
grew out of the primary election in the
Second ward, Mr.. Shallcross accusing Mr..
Clarke of having circulated falsehoods
in regard to his candidature for council
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-19

L. ). DISTRICT COURT This Court
met at 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
Judge jackson presiding.
In the matter Of the application OF the
Merchants National Bank and others to
declare Thomas Sweeney, a bankrupt
which has been on trial for several days
past. The Counsel for the
parties agreed, yesterday afternoon,
that the charges of fraud against said
Sweeney, should be withdrawn, and the
following was thereupon entered as a
supplement to the general order:
"But this degree is not to be under
stood as establishing, or imputing moral
fraud on the part of the said Thomas
Sweeney in his transactions in the petit
tion alleged
Mr.. Sweeney was then adjudicated q
bankrupt by the Court.
No other business being before the
Court, it adjourned until its next term.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-19

FERRELs is the place for cheap dry
goods and carpets now.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-19

CITY COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs-ftrSt
Brqnch.-A special meeting of the First
Branch of Council, was held last night.
The Mavor being absent Mr.. Todd was
called to the chair. The following MEM
bers answered to their names:
Messrs. Blair, Butterfeld, Dunning
Hall, Kelly, Roberts, Schambrs, Shall
cross. Stone, Todd, Wallace, Wilson.
The minutes of the past several meet
ings, were read and signed.
The Legislative ordinance was passed
by vote Of eleven for TO one against.
The vote was taken by ayes and nays.
Mr.. Wilson moved that when this
Branch adjourn it be to meet next Tses-
day evening.
The resolution from the Second Branch
authorizing the clerk to draw an order
on the city for 1900, in favor of George
Crumbacker, contractor for building the
9th street sewer, was referred to the
committee on Streets and Alleys, for re-
port Mt the meeting of Council on next
Tuesday evening. Adjourned.
, 1875-09-10

The Bage College for Lady Students,

TA.a taslI!u:inn haa t,ceu ererteh snt endowed 1y
tae HIM. u, w. Saga ,:pst u no. IN eoansc-
~. with Cornell University. on condition thai yonnG
thorough and hrr.d "A thai provided for YounR Hr.
c. 30 .rase. ha,' Ting u hcatoh BY sAm lahte! hy
e;in"t'l''.. rtsnn Al rarirn md grounds.
a. A'!r ssiltnt* H1's the ,1rly,Irgn nj All tbs
satttt y ftfu>' n given n tue tfn,yrrttty anI ia
Lhfcr'tJ Chats. " distinguished clersytnen of
saftnna fel9i.Ha h'ii.4 trnTn .ar!p. parta Of tha
enhtrJ hthf tttria ".lii YInrnt fnr tiA t,lrnasc
lie RnlllB n!ImEr uf lady ttI4suta wj cat, Il A..
erfno!ate'l dliaz the l,.p nnsrrs,:y yrsr. IT,
ginning tn Arffff1'tcr, Is tn- Eahr4. ,n1 tvrnty
aud ArtaIesnts for rooms Will be 1e{s.cf.d il III
order Vi AIji!cati3n. ~'
Fnr rtlta!ac containing fntl rarttc1,r. a,l,,.,sa
fhESlUEfT OF CORNELL. ENfvrNs1TY Htura
- '|"A"et
, 1875-09-10

wanld sotnosItnna bo fonnd that thoro MORO htslo
yellow dots which cnntluHAd to grom and deatf0y
sbo entire icave1, Anl finally snn pearn th"n"
telsen... Tia destructive action nt tf'o . .hte.
blight hhd hlto been srAced to fungi. 1hofoe
wan nne kind 1t lila 'hfo-b}lulit rhlrh scanned
to attack only tl,s buds. hut this alao Nan duo TO
fnneotd growth upon tho bud. Mheh .!'s Ha
soil had warmth Of over N ntR" th'"
Was also I smiar dlssk1s Which attacked mo
apple, seszlnk npnn thu spur ~ arst nut ehnlt.9
in Tho death Of tho trrea: Ths dissnno ~. h oa.fa
tho "yeowa" which took hold OF we ntasa'
het,,R fuBgold growth, Tho srahkef hlt1ieti
10 tl,o fungo,d dae,ees Of thu goonehorry and
shc xrAps. t,,tiics.lng hor they were 70 10 over
cons. Ilo closed by oa3inR that no hoph'i no
conconltAuts OF dlaoAros OF fruit troeH.
Mr. iioysy. Of loBtun. rosa to make Tow re-
msrkd upon Tie s&me aabjecs lie thought that
fungi on pssts wa!o not tho canhes OF dthohhe,
hui rather tic effects, and rohtnd tfs e1perionch
dustug tho past forty years. lin attributed tlIa
cracking OF pcafs to climatic causes, and not 10
IL. E. y. Hull, Of illinois. rpoko upon tho
origin Of tl.c ''blackherry rust" which WAS nlso
a fnngoti Jleeahe.
Mr Harrisnn. of Ponnarlvanin. referred to Tho
cracking Of tilo pcar. Ills rcnlolr for tho d'H-
aaan Has 10 c0ycr Tho roots With hardwood
AaheB.
rnoF. Riley. -
Of Missouri, spoke on ''Tho Importance Of
Hmali Things In tho Cultivation Of Fruits" lie
sesosred t'srt To- tho cantcr, worm. Until within
ycar or two there !lad bocn two kinda ot In.
HectH wil1cl, had been known ~ ca,lkor. .wortuH.
lie tAeu proceeded To point out tte difference
bntweon them, illustrating by rnosrs OF cIlartH.
lie next alluded 10 the NockY Mountain locust
or grnHahoppos. Thpy ~nre dletinct from tho
ordinary ro1.leHyod grasshoppor. llo had tbrae
kinds viz: Tho ,no,1ntair, grasshopper OF the
Last, tho Rocky aluuutain graH,hopper, And tho
ordinary rad~so8god locust. The 1socky Nionn-
, 1875-09-10

DEs Mo1NEs, H., 8ept~ a.--Tbe decision of The
Rnpretno Court, Of which the wsree hAvA already
given yon nynopsls covering the poInts rtited
upon, will doubtless Hnrrslsn many, hut not
those familiar with tho lar in tho cahc. Tbs de-
otaion vas bAscd purely npon thu statute, which
Ia plain aud unsnbiguona, that tho Grand
Jury list bont TO tbs Clerk Of thh
Court ahsll he compared By the Bhersn. 1t has
boon tho custom hero, and presume elsewhere,
for tho Deputy Sheriff, Auditor. and Clerk to do
this to1osho! II has boon 30 III this county for
maaY years. and mol until sha last torn OF Court
WAS tho custom, changod,- ,--thc nrossnt County
Auditor refusing to slko auy parl in 1t, aud no.
tlfying the sLofln Of hfe plain duty in the
prem'ses 70 That the laas Grand jury
Wa Tho only legal jury .lero hss l.een
ssstute being so plain, any dephrsnte from Il
was clearly illegal. That tin Court, It tho Iast
torn. 80 oonslsrod it, to de7nonstrsieh hy Tho
fact that it ouaahed al tAe indictments found
n1.ndt}. nd % sSen .bo % motton 70 Do 10 VISA ' iisss
mado betoss IT,. In thoao oaaea whore the mo-
tion was mAdo before Judge h.xvelI, prasdeees-
ror OF ths prctont, Judge, aud d.
pse' pnle q 'oss Court! ''p aia not d.sie ss sSs
ruling ~ thst would DO virtually tho Court TO-
voratua itsolf, hut lot It ntand leaving It to 10
carried To tho Court Of last Eosort: Such betug
appea, was hn1, with tho rnsnls given.
Mai, Rankin, tho State Iroaauros, WAR indact-
I'd BIZ tho same Grand JURY which Indicted
brandt. Tho ehrne motlons were made, and rn..
iuge had. lie wns tined, snd, htTange 10
any, althouah ho made confession, md
hal turned ovor AN his property
to replaco tho public fnnt3a taken
bv him, thu Jury returned verdict of not gully.
The difference betwcon hiH case and brandtss
was, shnt l.nnkiu took public money. Willie
Brandt took no money belonging to public
funds brandt received = bonus from bnnks for
The privilege OF dung tho buBineas Of Tho Btato
Treasury, by way Of exchange. Thin bonnn Yas
Ahont per cent Oh tho amount Of business
done through tho banks. The Stato did not loAo
ono dollar by him.
This will and tho csae agninst Brandt, as tho
statute of limitation cuts on al further pro-
ceedin8s.
Howard, Tho lamp.post victim, vas indicted By
tho name jury. His case is past redemption
boyprnl othDr csininala vera also convicted. and
arc now fn the penltentiary. No appeal having
benn fled In their caaes, they will scryo out
their ttmo.
Mira. Howard, who has not been tried. wilt now
be released. ~ there is no evidence to convict
hor.-tho only witness to khe Jolluaon murder
having been poisoned, Or committed suicide, q
for weeks &go a..
, 1875-09-10

"a 0AF4Ot4A AQtau00 BRINK
Tho London correspondent ot tito Liveruool
journal Rays; Thazs las lately bsou = oouBder.
able CONJUNCTION In ono OF tho nost cnr1onsly-
conducted huatncsa concatna Ia LoEdon, or por-
nAph To tue world. mean tho bank OF Chllds i
Co.. IN Fleet street. ThIB, ~ your reAtors NAV
hsys hoard, IL tao establishment wllch i sut-
poHo+ Tor more than hundred yearsa has used
tue uppct part Of Tomplo Bar ID mpt,jnient.
too'!n' room wheFc many notable autographs
aoaiatious we're to Ds soon by tha
curious. Tho singular thing about tn hanI.
howesof. IL iss constitution. Otiu,naiI* II 80
to- founded b, tho getsss} family. aud he hs.i q
ne1shlp. but tue other partners ato tsieb from
among the clerks on = ho1s OF ,onslne p1i,.-
ctpfe, 90 that every clerk who entors tLo kank
must II ho lives long snough, boooms 4
e'fns.: A. thls t1,a'.t t Is ssp iren hundrsds
!la enoos would DO somewhat Tsnsskahls.
Human nature ts, pefhsra. tsd enourh to
warrant QUO III supposinE thas the ulerk uert
ID succession might ba tempted 10 place the
plrsnets AZ much a. possible ia cold drauehta
A. TITO yefy least. thofo huHs 10 i taihpt ptor
bd interest in tho bodily htate ot theao old ran.
sEeusen, sud when enc Of them la absent On Ao-
count Ut Ill health, tue thsobblnz Of expectancy
eato actually bean. either by death OF To-
noYsl. four successive rotltemsnts from
p4fsnorshin following each othsr very
soselY. Tho Rfeo Of tho Juniors under sucl
ssfs,nn'esancea ssH, must hare beon wcll pgL uncon.
Msoi|shie.. Any onf wAo was privileged 10 toll
kae s''ercta Of tho hank might inako rory good
nagazsuo attialo out 1t itA vatieus old-fashtouod
ma1s. Il fH only comparAslyely lato!y thai Oil.
siASed cleckH rete introduced. Until thtn II
~ al"aJs naual for ladies' aud gentlemen Hllo
nad accounts At tls bnnk 10 Ntts thelr drafts On
ran taEeF There 4rs probably few buslnqss
HHsoouhls kelt at such m establishment, aud
tta'I ~ o!a-lashiens4 aud asistoesAtc connae.
uas of tho bank like it Ill ths betles for liz OH
"stld psaul.A1ltt4s.
, 1875-09-10


The rarla correspondent Of tho London Daily
Telegraph wtisos to tt,nt journal Aug. 30: Que
Of tho nioat brilliant officers in paria during tho
blego NAB Capt. Do Korgalee Of tho Third
EclAiteurB. He passod through tho enemies'
lne no less than fiyo tinioa, they say. Gay, dan-
dlacd, Ard oaay Of address. lse natle friend OF
e1e1ybody. and oil thu trDopa nnder admiral
6afsuet turned out antt made 4 night Of It in
homer Of thuit, Capt. Do KerHa1eo unon Con.
bravery 10 tho ield. Mlne. ID Contcsse, hia
Eifo, waB Hin1uat az glaAt d tayorite III tue Ru-
hulsnces, whore Bho did her duty With luat conr-
sEe which sits 50 wolt on ladies' of birth and
bsauty. How would man have BEEN treated
thnn who 1outurod to suspoot thet the nobo
scout was plain Emito Viiafh, aud 1fa Countess b
portor's daughter named Chnrlot7 II nny did
aaspcet they had preideuoa to ba siiont, and III.
Kergalee lott tho Third Eclairanru With nonur
petpotuallY increasing. Ho then appears to hAyo
ataSeletl about WITH = new 1ountoss wltose noblo
origin Ia not stated. Though retired from baltic
Aelds The famous acultt chose such paths OF
peace a. found him opportunity for tho oxorcfao
Of warfike vlftuos courage, stratogy, enterprise
--and plauaor. Thur, might ho hare gone on
prospering fot length Of time had not hts boil
ing rator aiid acttTo Charity somewhat oversid-
den prudence, for, whtio so0tod at = cafs In Mar
helllos, with tho new Countess and somo thou
lands Of francs in pocket, won By tho qnalitieH
sstosesald II. Do KorGa!oo bchold a street TOW.
Plltsse. "conciliatod " both parties by knock.
log tdem down. a gcndartne arriyoa, waut-
tny to know, III such people do !; n. be Kar-
ealsa sout lin for information rolling on the
othorh. but 1nyrmIdoua mtnions Of tho Law osmo
~ IL force, atlatha mediator Mss carried of to
prison. Noxt day ho might have boon lot 70
with fiho and b reprimhnd but tho tndignlty
aud Tho ,ugratitude Of tLoso he had hoIpod out
Of their qttarrol wont to his ioatt. He threat
daed sctioas for asanuit agasaat ali concerned,
end claimed damages ftotn lilo municipal author
w. lii many ffiouds upon tao prosB diiatad
on tho wrongs dono him. and Huoh o1cste-
msnt arono That tic magistrate thought it best to
undertake inquiries about II. Dc kotgaleo. They
discovered Tho t&oka natno1, and certain othots
Which brought thoir cuonly into tho dock. 4
banking dfin In Maracillsa accused him Of OBJ
tatnshx money nn1or false protensos, aud 4
Laden cigar marchant 1xd oyidonco Ia oIror
about fraudulent bill, Dut tile cs,lelcat cut
vas glron by tbs ruading Of = report from Pa1ls
"a which police magiatrato alleged that the
Vaptaln OF tho Third EcniroutR was gpy. md
hls Countess An hccotnpIieo. The prisoners
9taTery In tho fold IL noe called inso question,
put bis wonderful escapes aud soxsles aro SAID 10
AaFo been mails In oonniyauco with tllo 0erman
ehe!s. And 81 II. Emile Yllaiu, in aplte Of l,is
aehta'a was oonilolnnoi TO four ycars' impslsen-
uent and El0g fto.
, 1875-09-10

IREbUlkl1@IlONE FREE
For ahs tp<sdy suisOf H%nanAs Weakness, LN4t NAN.
bod saa Ill dlsptdsts brought On by tudAcssatots
sareas. AAy dsqsG3t has l4 tu2rsdlaaA4 A41tAk
DAVIDSON CO., Hax !, ,21a, R%1 xpsk.
, 1875-09-10

tl.4iI.as.--J. II. TAbhosts ", The Ghtsgo Railway
Cnnatrucltpn CnmpsnJ, 9$,if1. 7. King -.
Ethan II. Paul. ts!os'.-A. II. Hus;ryt
l.ceeIrsr ri ths t:onk t:n1nty National
II. Bliss. slb.S,.-Halson Mnnrpa ~. William =. My.
hon. tio+is.-ft. II. cha'xa:n e. Iuseph x, H,itr
!. i4owts Ls1, t7ss4s-frsd4r<k Rrhroeirr -. Fret
erics ite,msn sud Frederick R,shm.n, tsRi.tb.-w.
D. Hatehan n. Adam and reren T. smith. &2,is3..
t,asis. f9tt.-W. II. II. Palmer, admtutst1ator. N.
Ara 1Ifae, tao23o.-Charles M~Ars Il A. -. CharIts
y. Dai,ntr and Robert r. Elder. t!l3.ss.-Nsthan
sfsat- et Al. w. 1ohn ". Weir hnd II. n. Cameron,
f2es.po.-IoMsh Little ". Charles u. Masi4oll and
LAauuceY D. Baart, fl.t5J6Q.
, 1875-09-10
WR!skY.sELLtNa At LAFAYETTE, ITO.

Sptt1a1 U1spd{ch q 7ht CHtra00 Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Bopt. 9.-Tho Couuty Com
nissiono5s to-day granted twelve additional H.
cenaes to sell liquor ut st0o for each license,
All tho applications mado wore granted. Tho
temperance people mere not represented before
tho Commissioners court. A temporsnco prny-
es-meetag vas ha1d 1t the residence Of ono Of
our prominent clti2ons this afternoon, which.
boweVer, did not aeem To rotAru tho granting OF
iiceusas 70 soil liquor.
, 1875-09-10
ELLIS PETERSON,

Formerly m Aa!rsan. Professor IL Tfats1rd Co,e9a
sLA lately 1rirtrni nf ihs ]fsh Achne', Mrrre+tar.
Mase will prepare iAn hoYP for ulIegt, ehrr for tt7
Freshman OF Tue Snanrhee Claus. 10 Rn sept. -.
..... nETkltt*CFa:
pfcofdenf y. c, Eliot. Harvard CnivcfBity, GAIN
bridge, hass.
TLe 1ev. Edward II. Hail. Chairman Of The High
Brh9ct Committee, Wursrsier, Mas.
TIE Hen. (i~arga T. Hp4t, Wptcrases 3iass,
br. y. II. Draper, Eatt Thlrty.atyenlh.si., Nov
Yotk. N.Y..
Fur paftiouara nddrehs EI.f.iA PETERSON,
WatceAtHt MktA
, 1875-09-10
THE COURTS.
Record OF Business Transacted Ycster.
Any.

Record OF Business r transacted YCsttYa
dny.
plroncEs.
Tho latest riotim of womnu'a cruelty is HeprY
". Fairman, who 1lcti bill for divorce yosscr-
DAY against his uifa Eu,nn. Ilousy Was marsied
In Octobs1, 1871, and for about throo yoars on.
1oyod married Iifo 81 well II oontd
bo wished. Dut aone tirno ago ho camo
to Chtcsgo and obtained position
~ night-watohmkn. From that tlme hl1 tron-
blos began. and now, ho aays, sho rotuses to
cook his meals or posforn any Of ths duties Of a
vito. Complainant, howescr, Lad no suspicious
Of anything worse until q few days ago, whom ho
learned that his wife waA IN tho habit Of leaving
homo ~ soon as llo began Ills regular dutias 40
watchman At night, aud Has frequently 10 be
found in rofreshmont saloons OF low places until
m etz!y hour Of the morning. shs has usually
had 4 male companion, and lie haa also visited
her At homo. Complaioant attempted to TO-
n'oustraso with hot q few days ngo on
hor conduct, but aho refused to liRten.
loft. and tue laaf heard OF her she was at tho
Depot OF tile Chicago 4 Alton Kailroad with her
patamour. Just reRdy to leave. Lest el.c may
return again, therefore. Fairu1an aaka for 4
disorce.
Lou.ha Farley also IL s!Rh!ng tor Jingle uFo,
and al because she rot Philip Farley for ll.,s-
band. fh,tipfs fa7ozite paasinc Is knockiug ILLS
wlfo down and hlAcAluB her eyDB, and ktkti,B the
furniture ondniso. and 10 IouisA desires
disorcs,
ux1rEp arArns couAra.
Caleb Hur1hatn and Dovitk G. Crane began a
s,1lt III dsbt AHtsnss Jsraas Is. Tascott, lAytng
damages u $3.50.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society began
snlt ID debt Against II. F. Jonnison, j. 8. Keu.
dali, J. 4. Allen. aud @. T. Bowen, laying DAM
necn nt 520, 900.
The Cho1nicA! Nations, Bank aued J. Dradnos
Smith j. Co. for SgO9D.
BArxnuprcy ryEua,
Israel Eunlerland, broher at 81 La Ha!to
stroot, Chicago, flied voluntary petition yosior-
day, tIia iabi}ttIer e.,stlx OF grain cuuttacts,
snlount to $la65988. whtie his asaots arc abso-
lutelY bpthInr excont giAt il eXetupk~ Tho eABa
WRB rofeF{pd to tho ltcg1stef.
Edynrd noao ,yas ant,otnked rrnf!atona1 Az.
aicnoe ri T7redetick Unnkni. mn, con1prsl{inn
.,1,.,;,,, a.rla,+l ~. gans "a fsA''S$4
,siss .u eep, 10. nr,n,.,,,
IL: H. so'hlI7 Mas nppo'asea AIosislooA ar
slGhco OF a. J. fooT'1.
st'fEAson corAr IN uhIZF.
, 1875-09-10

Derth ef water an Carroltan bar, Government
measurement Sept. g. 1875, feot... TIM w,coking
tug 1lcaonc, with her consott Johnson, besan
working ut tho Rchr Ottawa, Monday morning.
md h4re succeeded In placing tho vesso, on
N cscn keel. Eho will 10 tnwsd 10 tbs Fort
Huron rido md dockcd for Repairs. ;. Tho
ST. Cathcrtca Gttrs says: IA stoarn condenser, the
Invention Of cyrt,a Dcan Of Crowlaudyllc. Canada,
attached 10 she pf"p Earepe rccestiy tor teal,
s,d resnltcd In tho anving Of about thirty eurs of
wood In tho round trip betWeon 81. CathrEinca mil
Montreal saya Tho Detroit 7fioyAe: ''Tho sthr
ramtco from Irctroo for Chicago, passed. this port
for Chicago before daylight yesterday ,nnrniEg. Tho
cartan Of tho scllr Two FanntaA, wi,c, nrTiYei at
this tort Il tho afternoon. reported paating hpr M tho
The Nuftato tnnmtreiaf darerft.tr mates !hat the
Jlssrd ELEVATOR, which hold alnnf from the Associa
tlon, commenced ororaton' "Wednesday. Tho charge
IL sato grain, anh ~ 10 rcnnt1, making 10 Ill told,
which IL 80 beIow tbo Arsocintion oaarne.....
The, Canadian seir 19an U. KoipaBe has hseu
viii .ho scow lleury Crowley, some tvo years no.
.Thtcs gentlemen ,n Bnainxw nt:nrd that nonster
ct r. sheh u t.,s w. broken p in ks Es tass wse
sa 3D. 'b ssrss aob +
rs.ss ez ss as asE IL sseet3 y sof.
water oAt. and atop thu statns temporarily, thht
ehe insr 10 taken 10 Tonewan1n ana discharged Of
following tass ara laid " ut Detroit waiting ursera
from tho a.pcrnssndont c,., of tho Ius Assoi.en
dsr.on. % dsorae i. Fsrter, ". i. cas.Ie, bal.
lenttne. torter, chamrion, ssrAnger, nhtehte....A
dtapatph 10 the Krctna tseonsin frui Port Huron,
datod tia s aays: The Ac1r Ottn~a went Tito dry
dock Lia morning. She prpsonta balfJ-Tsccked sp-
Isarsnee. The break n,aa by tho prop CRAZY abo1.
8 fret viao aud 10 foot loug. The vtsaoi haa not
vloa sa upon Lor. 1Ior forrsall and n'.insal hang
in shrct1s from her nasts Her decks baly nnl.
sged and need o1shal1e repairing" The snr Grace
Durmer, neatly y.painttd up and With eycry Accommo-
das!on for the comfort of pa.scugcrs, ltRa running
Sa ro ,e5 F ~ rSo tn e"ee 1fa sa u sx rsf
Of ybsBelA bslonEing to thn unon Steamship Company
have teeh Instructed 10 exercise n,orp than ordinary
III passing through 1aku Erie account uons Of
Two rafa tbat recently broao ioosc that akr COL
f.son With which might en.si disastrous conseGucu-
eca. AL Commanders Of ateainnis should take lroI
nf tbc Aboyo oriAr Until lin 1nn par IN nysr,