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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-30
AND TRAGIC DEATH.
Col. j. ID. Nichols. Of WellsDurE. faiis
n Distance Of Thirty Five Feet ana
Breaks His Neck.
MARTINS FERRY, September %.

MARTINS FERRY, September %.
Editors of the Register;
Our community were shocked this
morning BY report that a man had fal-
len from Il bridge near town and was
killed. Upon examination the follow
ing facts were elicited:
Colonel John D, Nichols, lawyer OF
WeIsburg, W. Va, was in Wheeling
transacting some business on Tuesday,
and was admitted to practice IN the
County Court. After finishing his bust
ness he went to Bridge
mort intending to take
the train for home, but WAS too late, the
tram having gone, He appeared very
anxious to get home, and prevailed on
CAPTAIN +. F. Moore, of Wellsburs, to
walk up the road with him, saying he
would walk home. Moore started with
him. thinking probably, when they had
zone few miles, he could prevail on
him TO stop over night. They passed
through Martins Ferry about eight
o'clock, p. NJ, and stopped and talked
with some acquaintance, and then con-
tinued on up the road walking on the
rsilroad track. \ shot distance above
darlington the railroad crosses Glcnn's
Run on stone bridge about thirty feet
high. Here Moore and Nichols stopped
and talked awhile, and not
knowing the dangerous place, Nichols
bv some means made II misstep and fell
over the bridge, on the lower side, dis
lance of thirty-,ix feet, into the rocks be-
low. Moore called several times, but re-
cciving no answer ran back to house
near by and procured II light and went
back and found him lying where he tell,
but life had fled Word was az once
conveyed to Martins Ferry to Esquire
EagIe.on, who empannclcd jury and
proceeded to where the body was lying,
and held All inquest. DR.. Weir
ich examined the body and
SAID that his neck was broken br the fall
producing death Immediately. Captain
Moore was examined and gave in sub
stance the above account. The jury rem
dcred verdict that the deceased cane
to his death by falling from the railroad
bridge over Gienn's Run, accdently, and
nOt bN means Ol any NloItht', anu lnht
said fall produced the dislocation Of the
neck.
Upon the conclusion of the inquest the
body was brought down and laid in
Squire Eagesons office until morning,
when Captain Moore tclcgraphed to his
friends, who replied to have him sent
home on the first tram. The body was
placed in rough box and taken home
on the IL o'clock train.
While living in the office he was visited
by great number, as many persons here
were personally acquainted with MN.
His features were perfectly natural, his
lace not being di,h.urcd ut uIl.
Capt. Moore did his whole duty by
tho deceased, and accompanied the re-
mains to his home. He felt very deeply
the terrible accident to his friend and
companion.
We understand that Nichols has q wife
and four children living in WcliSburg,
who have been thus suddenly and awiully
bereit OF husband and father. ID,
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NElGIIBORI,OOD NEWS.
BELLAIEE.

]
Col. " Err OF Indiana, Col. Wilson
of youngstown, Ohio, Hon. J. ). Trainer
of Sleubcnville, and Hon. VIM. d. Moore
of Pittsburgh, will speak in this city on
next Monday evening. Turn out every
body and hear the political issues OF the
dav discussed, by those able and eloquent
states men.
THIS day will be observed by the Is
racItes as holiday.
THE Radicals are not so noisy here rs
they ARE wont to be. They have about
given the thing up.
OUR friend Cracratt. of Wheeling, was
in our city yesterday, trying II law suit
If you want the best "tips' in the
market either by the small, by the hun
drci, or fifty in n box, at the lowest
isurcrS in the city go TO f. h. Kelly ;
News Room under the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Depot
The Street Railway Company are
filing up the street with gravel along
side their track, and are making good
job.
Mr.. J. orr CUMuINs and Miss An
ME Brdsong of tins city were united in
the holy bond OF matrImony yesterday
afternoon and left on the 100 r. NJ train
Tor the east Mr.. Cummins Is an enter.
prising young man and has taken unto
himself rs fine young lady rs could be
found in the State We wish them Il
pleasant trip.
JAMES b. CAMPBELL, Esq, Of st.
Clair,villc OHIO, and j. II. Good, E,q,
of Wheeling W. Va, will addreS, the
Allen Club at City Hall tonight. Let
there be good turn out to hear these
Young and talented orators. The Wal
lace Cornct Band will furnish sweet
music for the occasion.
OUR trend, George Evans, of the firm
of Evans Bros, started yesterday after
noon to New Castle, Pa, whore he will
take unto himself a wife this evening.
He was accompanied by his brothcr.in-
law, +. NJ. Snively, Esq, and his sister,
Mrs. A. f. SniveIy We wish them II
pleasant "TRIP ana sale TcLuFH'
4 TWO horse team attached to Il luck
stcr wagon, became frightened on South
Union street, yesterday forenoon, at u
train of cars passing over the i. " y.
Railroad bridge, and ran away, striking
buggy IN their course, and bending one
axle almost double This broke the
wagon tongue and threw the horses
down. One Of the horses bccam" tangled
up in the harness and got one leg fast in
the buggy spring, 50 that It was with
great difficulty he Wa, cXtricatcd. For
tunately no one was hurt.
Miss MEDIA SNIyELY returned home
from the west yesterday evening after
pleasant visit Of about eight weeks.
Her many friends welcome hca home.
The Knight, Of Pythia, the odd Eel
lows and Rcd Men will parade in thi>
city on Saturday next. They will also
dedicate their new hall upon tina: day.
Miss JENNIE WHITEHEAD, Of Patas-
kaIu, Ohio, is now visiting friends III TINS
CITY
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WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS
Form the Review 4 Examiner.

Form the Review 4 Examiner.
\ MOVEMENT is on foot at Brownsville
to have reunion of all old soldier, q!
the 18th Prunsy lvani,, and the l.; and
2nd West Nir- cavalry regiments, at
that place during the coming winter.
THE Cannonsburg Fair commenced
Yesterday Tuesday, and will continue
through Wednesday and Thursday
There ought To- bca large attendance from
this place and vicinity.
TIES are Row being delivered along
the line of the Wayncsbur. and Wash
ington Railroad, according to contract,
and everything seems to indicate push
and energy on the part Of the officers Of
the road and promPtncss in the coutrac-
tors.
y. McCoSAUGHY write, here that he
i how surveying the route OF the Peo-
Pile, Freight Railway through eastern
Ohio and the West Virginia Panhandle
to the Pennsylvania line. H. has en-
ployed John W. Creigh, OF this place, ~
assistant engineer.
The attendance at the Agricultural
fair held in this place on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of last week, Was
not rs large IL it should nave been. The
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number of entries exceeded that Of last
year while the receipts were about 500
less. Thi, Is partially accounted lor,
however, by reason of the reduction OF
the price of tickets. There was a cred
table exhibition of stock, but that OF
fruit and machinery was mesger.
The managers of the Hempfeld road
are talking of extending the track Of the
road across Main street and thence
through the property purchased by them
from John Grayson, Jr, with view OF
establishing thereon coal yard Tor the
use of operators in this place and vicinity
The company does not propose to furnish
any coal for sale We hope the project
may be carried out, us it would prove u
great convenience to large section OF
country southeast, southwest, and west OF
town.
The alterations ofand repairs to the
church property purchased some time ago
from the Cumberland Presbyterian de-
nomination by the Christian Tor Disclple)
denomination, and located on West
Wheeling street, are rapidly approach
ing completion. 1t is expected that the
finishing touches will be put on about the
middle of October, when the building
will be formally dedicated. President
PendIcton, Of Bethany College, and Elder
Z. A. Crenshaw, formerly pastor of the
Christian congregation OF this place,
and who is now connected with Il theO-
logical seminary at HopkinsylIle, Ky,
will participate in the dedicatory exerci-
ser, as also will other well known and
Jealous ministers. The building will be
one Of the ucatcst and most comfortable
in our town. 1t will be heated from the
basement. The cost Of the improvement
will be 81 600, which, added to the price
paid Tor the old structure will make the
entire outlay nearly $4,000.
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STORAGE FOR THE STATE PROPERTY.
Martin, the famous Market street res
tarGtc,r, says he hears good deal said
about the difficulty OF obtaining storage
for the State property lately brought to
thi. city from Charleston. He just wants
to say that if any of the State officers
want to store away anything, if they
will come TO his restaurant, they can
store away ss many oysters (or other cool
things in the eating lincl rs they may
desire for the moderate sum Of fifty cents.
The best of fresh flesh and fowl are al
ways on hand, and Martin serves them
up in lirst-cla,S style.
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THE house has not been ordered yet,
neither has the furniture been selected,
put the wedding is coming oil before
Christmas Just the same. She presented
him with beautiful cotton handkerchief
Yesterday. Beautiful 1t was one of the
most elegant "" ever saw. Imagine, il
you can, rag half the size of bed
quilt, with y six inch fiery red border
and small letter "W," something the
size of frying pan, beautifully worked
with shoe thread ON one corner.
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Accommodation tram leaves R,llJirr at
I:Iu q. VI, and arrives al ~i,uhruvil!c AT
b. q. VI.
Special Accommodation trains leave
ErIlaulr at 5000 "a. M. and l2:b p IN {;
Bridgeport g.il 20. M, and goo p. M; arrive
At Mtriu'> Fruy al 80 70. IA, and l:.u =.
IA Returning leave Martins Ferry at
II:lua.iI.. and S:nr %. iI.; Bridgeport u -
"a. m.. aud E:lup. m: arrive 40 D.. llairc at
lI:l,u. M. ami @.-1 4. m.
rrk,l> to AL prInclpIr points I'm the
Fast aud West can be- procured at the
Union Ticket Oiiic, Iu Mcclure HOUSE, and
at the station at Bridgeport
r. X. MYERS,
my2i General Passenger y Ticket Agent.
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ORDER or UNITED AMERICAN Me.
cuAxlcs.-The National Council OF the
United States American Mechanics hold
ehcir regular annual session in Boston,
commencing ut 10 o'clock this morning.
Among the business to be transacted Will
be the consideration of new ritual for
the order, also preparations for the com
ne Centennial celebration, when the
order will parade on the Sth OF July
1876. Upwards of fifteen States will be
represented at the session. There are
573 Councils with membership of over
fifty thousand throughout the United
States. The members of the National
Council will be handsomely entertained
by the members of the order during their
stay IN Boston. 1t is expected that the
session will continue three days, and the
next session will be held in Philadelphia
next wear.
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From The rhi,adcIphla Presbyterian.

From the Philadelphia Presbyterian.
PROM the Worlds Dispcn,ary Print.
ing Office and Bindcry, Buffalo, New
York. We have received The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser, in PLAIN
English; or. Medicine S.mpliicd,' by X.
Y. Pierce, VI. D., Coun,clcr-incn icf Of
the Board .! Physicians and Surgeons at
the World Dispcnsary. Whoever helps
humanity IL II, struggle with is inherent
weakness and disease, to Jcur or cure, Is
it, beue.attor. Ignorance i'not only of
itself "a cause OF disease and mortality,
but t l. the enemy of every effort to cure
or mitigate. Nothing will so pecdiiy re-
move TIN, cause as knowledge IAN elc-
mcu,ary one ut least of the disease To
which We are heir. Il, well n those super
induced by our own impruIcnce. Dr..
Pierce has rendered, in our Judgment.
a beuelucturs service, both to the
afflicted and to the profession, IN
his diagnosis of the disease, treated
and IN the preservation Of the phllosoph,c
principles involved in. their cause and
removal. He j, -paring Of remedies and
usually pre>crIbcs such a, are safe IN IN
skilled hands. \ book merely of alb
,.ract knowledge. 1t j. exceedingly read =
able and interesting. especially the fol-
,owins ,ulirct.-Cyrcbra Physiology,
Human Temperamcu:- P-eudo-lIygjeuc.
the Nursing of the SICK, S.ecp, Food
Ventilation. etc. In one chapter on
another subject SD delicate in it. nature
u
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\ terrible AccIDENT-O"e Boy
KTlled anil Anoth>r Fatally Wourded-
Yesterday about noon a terrible accident
occurred in East Wheeling. Mr.. John
Crawford had been building the founda-
ton for house at the corner Of Alley 8
and 18th street. The workmen had
dug under the bank for the purpose Of
caving it in. While all the men engaged
in the work were at dinner, lot Of
children were playing in the vicinity,
-. 4 - H. ,,,, .f ,I.tu named rpSnpCt-
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|. O. O. f. PRoCEEDlNGS. - Mr..
August Schwertfeger, of William Tell
Lodge, was elected to represent that
lodge at the meeting OF the Grand Lodge
of |. O. O. +. of West Virginia, at Mar
tin,burg on the 2Gth proximo.
Mr.. Jacob Lanfried was elected by
William Tell Encampment No. to rep
resent it at the meeting of the Grand
Encampment.
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BEFORE Squire CALDWELL. - Two
young men named Barr and Rcdman
were arrested Yesterday and taken before
the above Justice, charged by Manager
James Hamilton with stealing nineteen
dollars worth of Opera House tickets.
Six tickets were found in possession of
Barr, and Redman was the possessor of
three. They claim to have bought them
from another party, sometime ago. The
tickets, however, had the Opera House
stamp of Sept. 9th on them. The case
was compromised by the ACCUSED paying
for the tickets they had used and return
ing the balance to Mr.. Hamilton.
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JUDGE KELLEY tells Us it takes gal
Ion orwhi,ky to make ~ ton Of iron. And
thi, /, why piatt,nburs, Of the Hancock
Co,ur,y, ,ay- the tax should be taken of
whisky and put ON bread, or some other
unnecessary article The wicked young
men q, the Strubcuvillc Gatt'e have the
same Way %! thinking.
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LATE OBLIGATIONS.
Stan d ard Works
B1GELoW's LIFE OF FRANKLIN

The Life Of Benjamine franklin. Written
by himself Now first edited from OIlg
inal manuscripts, and from his printed
corresuondenCc and other writings. bI
Hon. John Eigelow. Three vols. Crown
SvO. Per vol. Extra cloth, $50; Ii
brary, $3.50: half calf, gilt, Si.JV.
"rfa one should dispute the claim
this work 10 place I'm contemporary lit
crufure, the answer Is at hand In the facts
Of which Mr.. Bigclow presents Il lucid
in which he has carried its plan into exc
curiOn. ~ T. Tribune.
"The Hon. John Bigelow, well known
diplomacy and Journalism, has conferred
4 real service on American literature by
his new edition Of the Life OF Franklin.
IL is one of the best
specimens OF book -maliingwe have seen
". J. HTdid.
1--WE know OF no volumes which We
would more Willingly commend 10 the
study of our fellOw-citiZcnS, young ana
old, than those in which the McS>rS. Lip
pincult II Co. have given Us the result Of
Mr.. BgclOw'S painStaking researches into
the life and character Of Benjamin Frank
lin."-BOStOH GiDJe.
"Mr. BigcIow has done n noble work I'm
its preparation, and the publishers hav
given II To the public in the best style
the art - Christian AdtOcdte.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river was rcceding last evening
with three feet ten inches in the chan.
mel.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
The local packets arrived and depart.
ed on time.
The Tempest will leave for New Mar
tinsville this morning at half past ten
O'Clock.
The Ma'lic Ragon Is the Parkersbur 9
packet this morning ut II o'clock.
Business at the landing was slow yes
terday.
A correspondent of the ST. Louis Re-
y~Jijcau writing from Washington, Sep
tcmhcr 10, SAYS. "Thc extension of the
light house system over the western riv-
crs ha, proved AN Immense benefit to
navigation, and meets the approval Of
the steamboat interest. The owners and
pilots Of steamers have recently exhibited
their appreciation Of the work.
\ new substance, invented in France,
and known rs apparutine, has given very
satisfactory results n an agent for pre-
venting incrus,ation in boilers. 1t is de-
scribcd rs Il coloress and transparent
material, obtained by treating starch.
iccua iarina, or any similar substance.
with cuustic alLmii 1t has been found
to be best made with potato starch, treat
ed with Il I've of caustlc potash or soda
the following being the most effective
proportions: Fifteen parts Of potato
starch are put into every seventy SIX
parts Of water, and kept in IL state Of
suspension by stirring, when eight parts
potash or soda I've at twenty-Six degrees
Baumcarc added, and the whole thorough
lv mixed In few seconds the mixture
suddenly clears, and forms thick Jelly,
which /, then beaten up vigorously, and
the longer TIA" operation il continued the
better the quality OF the aPparatine. 1t
Is in this state II colorlcss, transparent
substance slightly alkaline to the taste.
but devoid of smell, and of IL strIngy,
gIue.Iihe substance. II exposed to the
air it dries slowly, but without dccom.
posing; and even when heated to dry
n,rtinnrs -, nrcbnr,,oJ -. wha, air
dried. Itrescmbles horn when dried in
sheets, but i, much more flexible.
,,u,.,
p,,.r.n,.p.u S.n,e,,Lar "a p;,,.,s
,,ihn.anJ rIiiiny Win cl ,',, a. and
nlca.ont 50 ''
49,, ~ An, LII St'',''t'c' ''-H''eF
,hoals. Clear and mill.
CAIRO September 2g-River feet
9 inches and falling: weather clear sud
nlea.gpt. Arrived-Wm. ). Holt Pits
hurrb: Fanchion, Wheeling Departed
Tower. Evansville,
60 .....-.,.- o, ,., =,
CAI|,, september O. - - arr.
,hS,"h, Ne" UrI?""Si I'thcor ana zap
"a" ny -. '.'',,' t,
S ."''' N'''N y. ''''' N"P'''' -
Glencoe, New Orleans. RIVER 10 lCrt
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Tnr Board Of Centennial Managers of
thi, State, or rather the local Board in
thi, city are working like beavers to
have West Virginia properly represent
cd nj Philadelphia in 1876.
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CLOSING out sale of misses and chill
drens' colored shoes for the next ten days
at V. BLoND's,
1875 Main St.
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iloE,E chr>tnuts are ripe. They make
popular pocket pieces tor rheumatic peo-
pie. but are poor eating.
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CERTIFICATE OF lHCcRroRATIoN.-
The following certificate of incorporation
was issued by the Secretary of State yes
terday:
To the Bellyue Iron and Steel Works
for the purpos of smelling and manu-
featuring iron and steele, rolling plate,
sheet, bar, guide and hoop iron aud steel,
and the general work pertaining to II
smelling furnace and rolling mill. Also
mining and shipping iron ore, coal and
other minerals, 10 work III wood and TO
manufacture the same into cars, wagons
and other implements, and uses made OF
wood ana iron; also to sell, barter and
exchange provisions, dry goods and gro
cerlcs. The said corporation shall keep
It's principal office or place oilbuslncss NJ
the works in Spring Hill, kanawha
county. West Virginia, and to expire on
the 9Th day OF September, 1898.
For the purpose of forming the above
corporation the sum of 100000 has been
subscribed, OF which the sum OF $4,000
has been pnid in, with the privilege OF
increasing said capital stock to 500, 900.
The shares are divided into 500 each,
and qrc held by the following persons; job
Comins, Greenup county Ky 800 shares;
John Downing, Pittsburgh, Pa 200
shares; Joseph Blackshaw, Pltisbursh,
Pa, 300 shares; Richard Cobbs, Kan
awha county, West Va, % shares James
r. licrcsford and james +. Middleton,
kunawha county, - shares conformity.
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"Bcautiulr' "Charmiug" sob
lovely "What are they wprrI,
such are the exclamation, al tun-' .
see Tho large, elegant new Chrome
duccd by the European and Ann
Chrome Publishing 60. Every OH
want them. n requires no talking o..
the pictures. they speak tor th,m.'.s.
CanyH~>trS, agents, and Ladies' HHH -'..
men out uirmpl, ymrut, viii Gud r..- ..'
best opening ever offered 10 mak, iI....t
For ul patieu ans send stamp 'uI
DENTAL circular. Addr'>~ r al IA- p
& Co., - Washington street, Boston, Mas
SYi.--ft
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"TuE blush j, ON he maple leaf, and
the black and tan /, beginning to appear
on Tie othrr leaves.
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand Of First-cIa,,
Makers, viii be- sold at Low Prices Tor cash,
or on Instruments, or Tor rent, in CITY or
Country, during these hard times and HI
Holidays, by HORACE WATERS * son.
~ Broadway, than ever before offered In
New York. Agents wanted To sell Waters
New scale Pianos, and Concerto Organs,
illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great in
duccmrntS 10 the Trade. 4 large discount
o Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Lodges,
ChOOls etc. tcC22b
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"The learning Of the treatise is incontcS-
table The need Of this learning in this OF
all countries, and more now than ever be-
tore, il equally patent. And II Is positive
that the doctrines discussed will survive
and be- active as long ~ mankind. u hU-
ddrlghiu NOrth dmtricGH.
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NEAELN every man You meet has II
ha, bet on the result OF the Ohio election.
Tni, i, fruit for hat dealers
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History Of the Reign of Charles v.
Three Volumes.

"The typography, indeed the entire me-
chunicul execution, OF these books Is rN-
quiSiic; and We unhcSItatIugiy pronounce
the series not only the best edition OF
PrcNcOii'S Works ever published, bUt one
OF the hundSomc>t set at books The Amc!i
can press has given u>.'-BOStOH JOUrH0L
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Few words Of the sort hay
won higher praise from eminent authors
ties than the late Prof. Francis Lirbrr.S
Manual of Political Ethics story and
Kent being among the number of those
who have given II warm commentators
". \. HtdepcHd,1H.
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l.. V. BLOND is offering his entire
stock Of misses and children's Colored
Shoes regardless of cost.
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ST. LOUISLAW SCHOOL.

LAW Department of Washington
mn UulNrr>!ty.t
g me regular annual term of this Law
Ncnonl W III open ON ", dn r>dn, Uctoh.
e. i"ih, 1870. Full course, TWO terms. -,
IIo'i'u> each. students admitted 10 Il.
SENIOR lass, ON examination, by applru.
lloh on or be ore October lglu, IuifInu
shO mrs. year, -, second year. uc!udiug
G.. VI. STEW ART. b4tuuI LAW Farulr,
y27rudsb -ua y. Third ~. ~. Louis. r.