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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-22
THE COURTS.

COUNTY CeURT-Judqe Cochran.
The Court met at the usual hour yes
terdsy morning.
The case of the State VS.. Schlenltzour,
was continued by agreement.
The case of the State VS.. Joseph Sheeky,
was continued on renewal of the bail on
the part Of the defendant
Leonard G. Rockwell was appointed
guardian of his two children; bond SAUL
for each child. =,
In the case the State VS.. Wliliam NC.
Gumphery, the jury returned veralc'
against the accused for lewd and lsciVi-
GUS Capitalization, and assessed fine OF
$50, and imprisonment for six months
in the county Jail. The counsel for the
defendant moved for a new trial and ar
rest of judgment.
Herman Hersh, a native of Germany,
was admitted to citizenship.
The case of the State VS.. Adolph
Yccke was continued, by agreement.
The case OF the State VS.. ). Z. Coyie
was put on trial be'ore a jury, but wa:
not concluded until the Court adjourned
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at nine o'clock.
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RIyER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
Indicated % feet inches IN the channel
and falling.
The Granite State, from Por. smouth-
en- route for Pittsburgh, past up yester-
day one day late.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
The Perry Smith passed up with a
barge in tow yesterday.
The local packets arrived and depart.
ed on time.
The Express is the Parkersburg packet
this morning at lOi o'clock.
The Hudson, from Cincinnati, is due
this afternoon.
Business about the landing is mod
crate.
fBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, Pa, September 2l.-The
river is feet and falling; weather clear
and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, September 2l.-River
II 40 feet aud falling. Port list up
Red Cloud, Maggie Smith and johnson.
Dawn. Business duh.
ST. LOUIS, September 2l.-Arrived-
War Eagle, Keokuk; Mary Miller. Cia-
cinnstii J. B. Msude, Vlcksburg; Fanny
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SELECT DANCING SCuooL.-Prof. Null.
len would respectfully announce to his
patrons and the public generally, that he
will reopen his select dancing school, on
Tuesday, October Sd, in Germsnia Hall,
corner Market and Fourteenth street
While returning thanks to those who so
literally patroniZcd him heretofore, he
respectfully solicits continuance of that
support and confidence in the future.
Glasses for ladies, Misses and Masters,
will be from 4 to $50, on Tuesdays and
Thursdays; and on the evenings of the
same days from TO 10 for gentlemen.
Any further information may be had At
the music store Of Adams y Lucas.
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The steamer Canadian, ashore at
Lorne, WAS lowed oil the rocks yesterday,
and launched in Lorne slough.
A destructive confsgration occurred
at Georgetown, ny, Wednesday, even
ing. Among the buildings destroyed
were tue court house and several bust
hess houses. Loss not known.
A Republican meeting ut Cincinnati,
last night, WAS eggci by party of
roughs. No arrests.
All is reported quiet at Aiken, South
Carolina, both the whites and blacks
having dispersed.
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Lewis, Kansas city. Departed-War
Eagle, Keokuk. The river has fallen 8
inches Weather cloudy and showery.
CINCINNATI, September 2l.-River %
feet and rising. Weather warm and
cloudy, with light rain. Down-Iron
Mountain and Nail City from Pittsburgh
to st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, September zl.-Weather
rainy. River 8 feet 2 inches; canal rls-
ing. Down-Glssgow, Evansville.
CAIRO, September 2l.-Arrived-
Raven. Ohio. River % feet 10 inches
AMI rising. Weather clearing and cool
MEMPHIS, September 2l.-River rose
| inch. Weather cloudy and raining;
mercury 50. Arrived. What, Gin
cinnati. Departed-Leopold and tow,
St. Louis, Golden Rule, New Orleans.
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The SaddI,.CoI1rSh .'l;I'.

NORFOLK, September 2l.-The C:ty
Council to-day voted $1,000 for the Sa-
vannah yellow fever sufferers and nurses
are being sent to attend the sick.
AUGUSTA, September 2l.-ln cOnse-
qucnce OF few sporadic eases Of yellow
fever ut Charleston, the authorities OF
Augusta have established quarantine
regulations against the passengers from
their quarantine, which went into effect
to-day.
SAVANNAH, September 2l.-The in
terments from yellow fever to-day were
sixteen.
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PERsoNAL.-Csptsin Jack Merrymsn
of the Adams Express Company, and
wife, arrived home yesterday, from an ex
tended trip East.
+. r. Crouch, who was connected with
the Labelle Nail Works, died :st one
o'clock yesterday of Nailer's consump-
ton, after prolonged illness of nearly
three years. He was an estlmal man,
and respected by sll who knew him.
Mr.. John Atkinson, of Fairfield. la.
formerly Of Bridgeport, left Ter the
West, last night.
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HANpSoME.-Mr. Jacob Frazier, pro-
prietor Of the Arctic Saloon, No. 1854
Man street, has decorated his place with
two brilliant lamps, which have just been
brought from New York, and the only
ones in the city. They are very hand
some, indeed, and attract considerable at.
tention. In addition to this, in the Arctic
you can find the best wines and liquors
to be found in the city. Call and see for
yourself.
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Starvation Threatening the Tanks

LONDON, September PA belgrade
correspondent o. the daily Ne'ns teIe-
graphs that if an armlstice were for a
fortnight he should not be surprised II
starvation compelled the Turks to evaeu-
ate their position.
A dispatch from Vienna says the
Austrian ambassador at COnstantinaple
is negotiating relative TO the condition OF
peace between the Port and Montenegro
in the hopes of obtaining cession OF
Spitzs TO Montenegro.
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EMANCIPATIoN.-T colored folks Of
this city and neighborhood will celebrate
to-day, as the anniversary of the Procls
mstion of Emancipation by grand par
ade and picnic at the Fair Grounds.
The procession will form at the Court
House corner, and we hope they may
have good weather and large turnout.
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Indge Lynch az Work

LOUISVILLE, September 2l.-Alfred
Rodman, of Brownstown, Indiana, was
lynchcd Thursday morning, while re-
turning from Jacksonville. lie had
threatened to kill several persons and,
having already been guilty of murder,
WAS dealt with rs related. No other in
formation is known other than the fact
stateI
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national bank note circulation.

CINCINNATI, September 2l.-Cotton-
Steady ut 1O5c. FIour-Quet and un.
changed. Wheat-DulI red 81 H.
Corn-Firm Mt 4S@49c. Oats-Steady
at 35m 42c Rye-Firm at G7G68c
Barlcy-Firm at 95c(d$l 90. Pork
Steady. isir demand at 1870. Lard-Dull;
steam lOlc.; kettle ll4@l2c.
ToLEDo September 2l.-FloTr-
Quiet and unchanged. Wbeat-Stesdy;
No. white Wabash Isle; No. 2 white
Michigan 81 10; No. red 81 90; rejected
97!c. Corn-Steady; high mixed sic;
low mixed 5Oi no grade SOC; damaged
49c. Oats-Frmi No. 3Gc; white Ale.
PHILADELPHIA, September 21.-Petro
leum-Reiincd 2Gc; crude l9lc. Glover
Seed At I3Jc. Flour-FIrm; extra
Sl'5OGj 90; Wisconsin and Minnesota
extra family s. j0l57 10. Wheat Dull;
amber 81 2GGl 30; white 2S(Gl 30.
Corn-Ycliow GOOSE; mixed 5S(G59c
Oats-Duli; white soc. W hiskey-W est
ern 81 - Butter-FiTm; New York
and Bradford county extra al 33Ca35c;
frsts 30G3lc; western extra 2S(d30c;
Hrsts 23a SOC. Eggs-Stesdy at 22!c.
Chee:e-Frrn at ll4@l2lc.
BALTIMORE, September 2l.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged Wheat-Active:
red western 81 23Gl %. COrn-Dull At
j7.c. Oats Firm ST 4O(d 43c; white 80
G4lc. Rye-Stesdy at G7G7Oc. Pork
Dull at SIS 50; bulk shoulders a. 7sc;
clear rib 9I@93c. Lsrd-Refned lic.
CotFee-Stesdy, Rio csrgoes 15IGlsJc.
Whisky-DuIl at 81 II. PetrOleum-
Quiet; refined 953@2Gci crude ~ @I2.c.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-Dry Goods
The package trade in prints, ginghams
and dress goods WIS active, and cotton
goods were in steady request. Prints
strong, and Simpsons Allen, Bristol.
Gamers, Gloucester, E4dystone and
Union advanced to-day. Glasgow and
Piunkett ginghsms lower. Printed reps
jobbing at less prices, but in old styles.
WOolens in moderate request.
CHICAGO September 2l.-Flour-
Quiet aud unchanged. Whe.t-Irregu.
lar. Corn-Dull; No. 2, Chicago spring
81 0s Bull, Meats-Dull at 7IGSiG9
&c loose. BacOn-Steady at 7iGSa9i
Gl0Gl9!c. Whrsky-Dull st 81 ora
o.. Butter-Dull shd unchanged.
Hogs -Firm; common light s. 80;
fair to good light $ S59G 10.
PITTSBURGH. September 2l.-Petro-
leum-Crude dull at 50 75(G,3 50 st Par
kers; refined quiet and steady at PC for
Philadelphia delivery.
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THE FLOOD AT PIEDMoNT-The de-
struction at Piedmont and keyser by the
flood of Sunday is reported to be quite
heavy. The firm of Henry q. Davis "
Go. are reported to have lost fifty thous-
and dollars, and many others lost quite
heavily The scenes of the flood present
fearful picture of destruction.
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PIC-NIC-The picnic of the United
Presbyterian Sunday schools of this city
and neighborhood, ut Point Mills yes,
terday, was largely attended, and gen.
eral good time had. The party returned
last evening, and all looked happy and
contented
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ENACT FIGUREs.-In the procession at
Bellaire Wednesday night, in attendance
ut the Democratic Mass Meeting at that
place, there were nine hundred and ten
persons in line actual count, of whom
seven hundred and eighty eight were
voters. Will the divine perverter of
truth on Fourteenth street remember
this TACT?
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ncInN of Sentence Ask cd.

SALT LAKE, September 2l.-ln the
Beaver Court to-day, a delay of ten days
was asked before sentence WAS passed on
Lee, to give him time to file papers for
All appeal. Lee is sad and threatening
ut times. There is rumor that he in
tends to expose more :han is already
known.
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LIFE INsURED.-George Myers, son
of +. &. Meyers, the Main street milliner,
who was killed by the explosion of the
steamer j. n. Roberts, had his life in
sured for 81, 900 in favor of his mother
in the New England Mutual Company,
of which &. II. Collier, ESQ.,, is agent.
lie paid his regular premium just the
day before he started on the present
trim
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Isabplla's Intrigues

is tosccurc restitution Of their property
by the Spanish Treasury. They claim re-
spectIvely forty millions and thirty-slx
million piastas. Senior Canovas del Cas-
tillo positively refuses these demands.
A member of the party now In power
recently expressed an opinion on the
object that the
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BEFORE JUsTIcE kAMMER.-Iester.
day the case of Michael Clark W..
Michael COppinger was settled before
the above Justice, By the accused being
held in the sum OF 800 tor his good be-
haYinr for one wear.
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ora party of five persons from Mar
tins Ferry, W no attended the Schurz
meeting at Bellaire the other day, four
announced themselves in favor of TIlden
and Reform after hearing the speech.
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BALL.-Hsrugari Lodge, No. 2Si
celebrated its fourth anniversary by
giving ball, Turner Hall, last night
Quite large number OF ladies and
gentlemen were in attendance, who
tripped the light fantastic until late
hour this morning. Was Orchestra fur.
nishcd the music. Messrs. +. Voss,
Hermann, Hepperdiezel, Dietrich. Roe
mer and Julius Lohse were the COM
mttec under whose management al
went of smoothly. We wish No. PAS
long life, ard may she celebrate many
anniversaries.
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A CONFIDENCE GAME.-Day before
Yesterday Messrs. Patrick McDermott
and George B. Hersch were on the train
coming from Pittsburgh, and became
somewhat acquainted. McDermott was
on his way 10 Clarksburg, this State, to
see mis- relations. Hersch said he was
travelling, and partner in large
wholesale dry goods house of Pitts
burgh, and was also on mis-
way to Clarksbarg. Both parties be.
came somewhat attached to each other,
and after their arriva in this city had
several drinks together, and Hersch
always paid for what they had. They
started to the b. & o. K. K. depot to-
gether, on their way to Clarksburg, when
suddenly Hersch remembered he had to
pay sum of money for the
shipment Of goods to firm
in Clarksburg, and was "short." lie
quietly borrowed about S35 from Nc
Dermott, and gave him check for 81
900 on Stout IL Co., of Clarksburg, for
the amount. Hersch started off saying
he would be back in few minutes, but
has not been heard of since, and McDer-
mott is still here waiting for him.
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nSYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARM
ing. How either sex may fascinate
and gain the love and affections of any
person they choose. instantly. This sim {.
Die, mental requirement ali can possess,
Tree by mail, tor DC, together with mar
rage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints to Ladies', Wedding Night Shirts,
q CO., Pubs, Phila. agl5b
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poI1cE CouRT-.J,Ld0e CrdnnleT.

POLICE CoURT-J,tdge Crannaer.
Only two cases before the Police
Court yesterday morning:
Tony Maloy, charged with dlsorderly
conduct was fined one dollar and costs.
la default OF payment Tony went TO
the hill for thirty days. ,
John Jones, for drunkenness, was fined
two dollars and costs, which he paid.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, September 2l.-MoNEY-
Closed easy at l3@2 per cent Prime
mercantile paper 596 per cent. Customs
receipts S2sl,OOO. The Assistant Tras-
urer disbursed $4,000. Clesrings
s23,OO0OOO. Sterling quiet at 4S3@4S5.
GoLp-Closed at l09j, with sales in the
interim at lO93@ll0. Borrowing rates
l to per cent. Loans were also made
fat.
uJn,l-
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GoyRRNMENTs-Wesk.
RAILROAD RoNDs-Strong.

hAlLROAD DS-DLIOHS'
STATE SECURITIEs-ln state bonds
this afternoon there were the same large
transactions in Missouri long 6s-$l46,-
600 changing hands at l073@lOS. This
large amount of bonds was taken tor
German account and will be shipped TO
the other side. This, in connection with
recent purchases of some western rail-
road bonds for Amsterdam, late subscrip-
tions to the ~ per cent loan on the other
side shows a reviving demand In Europe
for good American securities.
STOCKS in the forenoon were strong,
and the general list advanced 49ls 3,
latter New York Central. The next
largest advance was in Rock Island {,
and the next in Western Union I. In
coal stocks, Delaware and Hudson adj
yanced from g. to 20. Delaware and
Lackawanna, after early decline, became
steady at about opening rates. New
jersey General advanced from 70 to 27s.
In the afternoon Michigan Central rose
from Al ! to AZ, but subsequently reacted
to Al. New York Central fell ID, st.
Paul {, and coal stock 39l!, the latter
New Jersey Central. At the close the
market was steady at de-
cine. The closing prices show an
advance OF i@2f per cent over yester-
days closing quotations, except New
York Central ana Delaware, Laeks-
wanna and Western, which were lower.
The stockholders of the Michigan Cen
trail have prepared petition to the d.
rectors of the road, requesting them not
to haul return freight over their road, eX-
cept vt paying rates; also requesting
them to have refunded any moneys paid
TO the leased roads, and asking them to
sec that all the leased roads bonds guar
antecd by the Michigan Central take
care of themselves and pay their own in.
terest. If the directors refuse to
comply with the requests OF the
stockholders, the matter will be brought
before the courts, both here and
in Michigan. 1t is claimed that about
four million dollars have been paid by
the Michigan Central TO leased roads
which belong TO the present stockholders,
and if the leases are cancelled the road
can earn Sper cent on its present CAPT
tai. The transactions to-day, aggregated
1904 900 shares, of which ll,000 were
Western Union, $500 Rock Island, 1000
st. Paul, 5000 Lake Shore, $500 New
York Central, 5000 Ohio IL Mississippi,
&,eCO Wabash, $4,000 Michigan Central,
24,0OO New Jersey Central, and 900
Delaware Lackawanns and Western
Three hundred thousand 1910 and
$40 bonds WERE to-day, Withdrawn from
the treasury, and an equal amount of 4!
per cents substituted rs security for
national bank note circulation.
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GEO. MYERs.-The remains of George
Myers, who was killed by the explosion
of a steamboat at PomerOy, Ohio, will
arrive on the steamer Hudson this morn
ing.
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The IMMENSE PASSENGER TRAvEL.-
The Baltimore SIN of yesterday says;
Travel over the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road from the West was v'ry large yes
terdsy, partly on acco IN. of the inter
ruption the day b1!rre from damages to
the track by the heavy rains at the
seventeen mile grade" between Pied
month and Deer Park. The water re,
oeeded yesterday morning, and force OF
workmen were employed in constructing
a bridge of trestle work 10 be temporarily
used until the gaps are filled. The work
will be completed to-day or tomorrow
and trains will be run through as usual
The passengers and baggage from the
West were transferred yesterday to trains
on this side, which caused considerable
delay and unavoidable inconvenience.
There were twenty-five coaches all filled
with passengers at one time at President
street depot yesterday morning that had
come over the Baltimore and Ohio road.
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Foe ration Clause

in the Constitution WAS merely to give
satisfaction abroad, but the government
wouldn't allow any non-Catholic creed to
attempt to establish itself in spain.
In this connection Madrid telegram
states that the government has approved
the conduct of the Project OF Valledolid,
who forbade the sale of Protestant Bibles
in the streets Of that place.
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BRUNgTTs are happy since cardinal
red has become the all prevailing color
The sight of a iashionably dressed girl
Just now would drive bull or turkey.
gobbler crazy.
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FOREIGN.
Financial.

LONDON, September 2l.-The bullion
IN the Bank of England increased 49,
600 pounds the past week. The proper
ton of bank reserve TO liability is 69s per
cent: new United States per cent?
funded loans ! to ] premium.
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UNCLE John Behring'S East Wheeling
Marshal Band eXctes the most intense
Tilden and Hendricks enthusiasm.
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ACCOUNTS.

The committee on Accounts reported in
favor of paying bills amounting to $S6l.l 10
was read and adopted and bills ordered
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FRIDAY, SEPTEEBER 81. 1876.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Window Shades-FrieRd IL Son.
Carpets-G. Mendel, Booth " Go.
School Books Stanton & Davenport
For Cincinnati-Steamer Hudson.
Portrait Banners-C. ii. Quimby.
Vases and Fancy Goods Sd. Friedel
Co.
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FORCED SALE-Grest Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
wlli,bring. Must be sold to raise money
j. w. rERBEI,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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CELERY and chicken salad are begin
ming to peep at us.
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The new Atlas Hotel, PhiIadelphia,
Pa, is convenient to everything, and as
for coolnesS its guests live in park
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a TILDES and Hendricks flag was
stretched across Market street from
Shallcross' stable yesterday afternoon.
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NoTICE.-At the forced closing out
sale of J. w Ferrel, you can get Muslin
at cents, Calico at cents, Grenadine
at 8 cents, and Carpets at 10 cents per
yard. Call soon if you want bargains.
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SINCE cardinal red has become the
popular color among the ladies, they are
sincere admirers of the "bloody shirt"
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TO-DAY Is the anniversary of the as
surance of the Proclamation OF Emancl-
patton.
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The public night schools will be re-
opened the first Monday IN November
next.
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NoTICE.-lmmense stock of Dry
Goods andCsrpets at forced sale by
j. w. FERRHL.
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The base ball season is drawing TO a
close.
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The HpnnYerS.

ST. PAUL, September 2l.-I he wound
ed robbers have confessed TO the Sheriff
having them in charge that they are the
Younger brothers, but refuse TO give the
name of their dead cOmradc.
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TIE Knights Templsr were due yes
terdsy, but did not arrive.
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THE Municipal Court will meet this
morning at 10 o'clock.
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OPERA HoUsE.-To say all who attend
ed the Opera Honse last night were more
than pleased, hardly expresses the enjoy
ment of those who saw MIR. John E.Owens
as Major Wellington DE Boots, and also
us Mr.. Gilman in THE Happest
Day of my Life" If there is
any truth in the old adagc
"iaugh and grow fat" those who were
present certainly weighed ton each at
the close of the performance. Mr.. Owens
was in his best vein Of bumor, and the
company seemed TO catch inspiration
from him, so much SO, rs to join the audi
ence in their merriment. Mr.. Owens as n
comedian, is y brilliant and decided sue
cess, and Ford's Grand Opera House
Company is all that could be wished.
We wish them prosperity wherever they
90, and will be glad TO have them re
turn whenever they can.
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For bargains attend now the forced
sale OF Dry Groods and Carpets of
j. w. FEEREL.
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FALL SrYLEs.-Hats and Caps, whole
sale and retail, at Dinger's, No. lO47
Main street.
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The committee on Finance reported a
substitute for the former report OF the
committee in settlement with George z
Black, collector of the school tax, which
was read and adopted.
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Total. 2G3 All 500 7Gs liOs3 il7

The following table shows the average
number of scholars to the teachers in
each division of the public schools.